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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1939. J Criticism Follows Bolt ii Organization in Effort to Swat Communism. NKW YORK. July :.- (AIM - The joint (ominillrt' lor tin IMensc of Anifiicuii lilfiils, conipi iMinu l.'jul vm of of the T.l otnaniiiMmiH which liolti'd Ihe Ain-'i ic;ni Ymtlh cmiKi't'ss fit ;i ili.spuu ovt'C -nn-iminisiii. urriiHt'd Mrs. Ki it ilk I in D. ItooHfvt'jt t of lay of disloyally to Aiin'Hfuii youth. In a i'lii:ium m'tit to tin ,nl- dent's wile. the coiiiltlitti'f' hh .(! her to "join with im in a munii'i'-oll.ii.-i. to a Howard Americfin insillut Muis." nd nil id the con KK'HM "hiaztiil anil overwIiHmiiiK ly placoit Ha .itamp ol Hjiproval on atheistic roiiiinuiiimn, whn.ie pro Hinni in to o i-rtliiow Aui'-i Iran i-ohstituiional fiovcinini'iii and mifo titiil llieieime .Moscow Stalin- imn." I Charges Truct Betrayed I In a (uitlicr report hIkiicmI by the cnniinilt. e chairman, rauni . .r. O'Shea, Mih. Uoohim'Ii wan criti cized for "her vry ar-cplanee ol tho innocuous and evasive tUate menl of llic prim iplcs of American youth coimresH creed." The report iidiled "him has betrayed the tnis! placed in her by I be yonlh of the nutiou." Mrs. ltH:evt It spoke before the connr. ss Monday niht alter the 2: otKaiiiatiotis lunl withdrawn. The eivcd of which she express ed approval cominltled the con press to a defense of the conslitu lion, to the seeking ol protiress "only within the IraniewoiU id' the Aineri'-an system of kovvi ninent." and opposed "ail lonna ol dictutor tfhip." Adoption of a coinpromise resolu tioti 'Eerioutu inn "all foriiiH of dic lalorslHn" failed to close the split created in the American youth con gress .by tiiu iHsue of communism. Bolt Over "Red" Issue Leaders ol lit member oranlH tiolis bolted the convention Mon day when It letuse'd by a voice vote to adopt a resolution specifically rondeniiiinK communism "because It Is opposed to the principles of a belief ill Cod. the In vinlabillt y of private ownership ol properly anil internal peace." In other resolutions the cimniess favored a Koveiniiienl marriage bounty; creation ol a federal loan fund up to ,'iuu,unu,(HM to help youthfl I nun Hi t 'M wet started in iile; npprovrd the principle of niai rled women wnrkinx: extended Mtpport to oranied lalior and em ployed youth in "exercisinw their ,;uannteed riu'hts to organize and Imrnuln colleciively." and endorsed a program of novernineut credits to Latin America lor internal recon struction and "mutual delense." The congress elected as chair man -luck MiMichael of Atlanta, (In., chi'.irmail of the National In tercollegiate ChrlHtian council. In 11 poll ol the 1MV presidential rain palmi, an overvvhelmlnK majority of didenatcH lavored reelection of J'resident Itoosevnlt. Daily Devotions DR. CHARLES A. KiMVARDS One of the fines I things Cod does for man is to ive him sonietliini; at which to aim; a standard for winch to kuivu, u K'tal to reach. The purpose of ar riving iinyu belt) worth w bile deuiaiidH a cleur idea of the des tination. True faith and a ch-ar knowledge of (.'In 1st are tin uni f iliK aKeiicieii of lite race. We will always have our minor dif ferences because of our individ uality, but if our hearts are. one toward Cod we will forget all our difierenccs. Knowing Christ clearly destroys all peisonul prejudices because we are unit ed by (he bond of a common friend. Our aim should be to the development ol Hie fullness of Christ. .Nature without a tbiw ol failure; humanity rising lo the full stature; the lullness of Coil made attainable by faith in Christ .lestiK our Lord. This goal hei lions us. We thank Thee, our Cod, for lolly aims ami worthy Koals. (Jive us the power to rise to higher levels In our desires. May the power of Thine own perfection inspire us lo it i ill at the fullness of Thy love through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. THE 111 Action in Reedsport Court Slated Today; Demurrer Being Argued. Further action in the sale, Iiuh pleaded ftullty, while. C. I W Parker, Roseburg garageman, ci;dirinuti of the gun club com- I nil lee which purchased the fish, has pleaded not guilty to poses hIoii of illegally caugnt fish. A de : uuirter to tho complaint agulust , him is to be heard in court lo day. j W. C. Jieeeroft, commercial fish erman ut Mcottsburg, Is alleged to I have prepared a false bill of bale of the salmon, and to have paid j poundage teen an au act of friend Mop lor tho Gtb'-r;i involved utter bootleg an investigation into the Hans SI STILL ALIVE r Theodore Cole, vanished Alcatraz prisoners, had been seen at Pueblo ; but they had no informatiou to prove or disprove it. The FHl offices here said no i agents yet had been sent to Garri . en City to investigate the state i incut of Karl M e( i u i re, he played i poker with the two men last tit- action w as started. J I ih triul is still pending following the long de lay w hleh restilted when testi mony introduced at his hearing In volved those against whom com plaint were issued. fish" cases, pending In the Justh court at Reedsport, was expected today, iw those who have made ideas or guilty were Htimmoiied by Justice of the Peace Uillurd Huc-h tor imposition of senlence. Await-1 Jng sentence ure Prank Itennett oil t. .......... u. , 'r....i i ii-ML 1 and Irving Davis of Winchester. Il ,wrcTrDM o A M A A was erroueoiosly ntaled that Ver-1 WLo I tKN CAIN ADA :ioii (Joe Davis also whh finpll- rCTC f Fr,ION POST cated in tho Ueed.spo.t case. The -UlUiN rU3! complaint, charging illegal catch-i Jng of Halnion, however, names covering the years V.fX-Xi inclusive by Ihe Sel I lenielil . Il paid $:i,'ino,uuif in ca:di and won peimisHion lo puy the balance with in lit) mouths. only Irving Davis and Taylor, and Joe Davis not In any way involv-. ed in the matter. j The charges involve the catch-! Ing and sale of salmon, allegedly caught In dosed waters, to the, Roseburg Rod and Curt club for' its pels salmon bake. Prank Ren- j net i. accused of neaot iat inir ihe MIODICINK HAT, Alta., July 5. ( A P) The only American Legion post in western Canada wan inaug urated here last night. OMcers wilt be initialed by the Havre, Mont., post. Kfforts will be made lo obtain widows! pensions, be reavement funds and other granta for families of former I'nited Slates soldiers. GARDEN' CITY. Kas., July 5. (AP) Police Investigated today Ihe possibility Ralph Roe. 29, and Theodore Cole, who disappear ed from 'vJc-iraz penitentiary Dec. P:t7. j alive. tail MrGuire, arrested near Syr acuse, following the faial shooting of Deputy Sheriff Ray Kumpf, told ofl iters here he had played poker wiih Roe and Cole last Friday night at Pueblo. Colo. Kumpf was shot Monday as he aticm'iud to take two men from a 1 1 eight train at Syracuse. Hi ut e Mark, Hamilton county attorney, said first degree murder charges would be filed against McGulre. Meanwhile search lor the other man on the train continued. Roe ami Colo are the only two men ever to disappear from rocky Alcatraz since It became a federal prison in PJ3). KANSAS CITY, July 5 (AIM Federal bureau of investigation agents said today they had been aih lsed of a report Ralph Roe and SAN FRANCISCO, July 5. (API-Nat J. Pieper, chief of the FBI office here, said the federal bureau of Investigation still want investigating the escape of Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole from Al ca(ra7, hut that he had no Informa tion comert.ing their reported ap pearance at Pueblo, Colo. "The Fit I is Investigating from two angles," Pieper said, "one, that the two men are still alive, and the other, that they died in their attempt to escape." The pair escaped from the bay prison, one mile from the nearest point on the mainland, during a deiiHe, low lying fog Dec. Id, PJT7, when visibility was reduced to les than 50 feet. TRAGEDY STALKS ITALIAN AVIATION ROME, July 5. (AIM A com munique toduy disclosed the third fatul crash In Italian military avia tion in a week. Lieutenant Giancarlo Bonifacio was killed when his plane crashed following the collision of two army planes over Caselle. He tried ta bring his damaged plane down but it collapsed near earth. The other plane, managed to land without COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 116 No. Jackton DANCE BLATTNER'S HALL CANYONVILLE Saturday, July 8th with Dale King and His Band AdmlMlon Gentlemen 40c Ladies 10e I casualties. This brought the week's death toll to 15. Nine army fliers were killed June 'SO when two planes collided in maneuvers near Vllerbo and crashed- Five naval airmen were hurtled to death July 3 wtum a seaplane crashed" nenr CagliarL Sardinia. -, HAPPY RELIEF FROM PAINFUL BACKACHE ! Many I tin rmwtugt untitling, painful haokaiiio jila blun.o on mlit or Blrnint : am olt-ii rauned by nrwi kniurvn ami mny i be r"liovrd licn tn-nll in the ritfht uy. , 1 ha kulitttyft arc Suture ciifef way i-( mking ei-m ti'-ula ami powotmut at nut of the ; bltxid. Mt triple ("" bImiuI J piuu day or aiut Sfiouuils of wutz. t rutin-iil ir B'-inity .3-fiM ith Bn:.-.rt::i an'l liiirtiiriK hows iht-rf may I Nutiiethiin j wrnng witti your kulny nr Ma'i'lrr. i l( the l.'i tniltw of kiilnry HiU- unJ tiltri : don't work wrll. iioiHuitxii waate matlrr ntiiys i in tlin IiI'hmI. Tlifne i(iih'iti rnny nttirt tinKnilil j biu-kai'hru, rhniiniiiun jmiiiH, Imit of pop hikT : cinTity, urltiug uj) iiijruif", iittttniewi i unlr the , tii-aila'he inni ttiixiiinui. i lon't wait! Atk vuur ilruajiint '"f l'onn's j Pitta, u-M aurrjtf ully hy rinlllmu for over 40 i yearn. They aivi- happy r-J i-f aul will help tlie 15 iiiitna of kiilm-y lul-re Hush out ("Dw.iihu i kuta (rum the bl.J. Get lin'a I'tlla. TJWIFF UPPEDTD WASHINGTON. .Inly f. (AP) The IreaMiry impoMeil extra duties today on Italian siik. The special duties applied to all uoods from Italy made in winde or in part id' nilk. 'I 'hey were retpirled by law, Irean my olTiclaiH xatti, alter an iiiveKli cation showed thai Italy was tuih HidizitiK the eiort of silk poods. The laiili act of liCtl refiilres Ihe treasury lo otlsel export sub sitlies of other countries by addiim in to the remilar laiili' and extra or t itunler ailing - -duty equal lo ihe amount of the niibnidy the ex tra luty tin Italian nllk aried no cordhm to different Mil; ileum. (Ifficial nit if I tbt aciinn hail no piditieal Hinilieanee, but It wan the first new counte rvuiliuu: duty Kiui-e the treasury put Into eflecl in April a special 2U per cent duly tin all merchandise from flerniauy. UTILITY SETTLES HUGE TAX CLAIM WASHINGTON. July r. -(API - Tim Associated Cas and Kleelrie ullllty Myrttem seltled loday fori $S,7iin,nHi an esliuialed $sii,immi,ihmi I worth of delinquent federal tax claims. The system, one of Ihe largest utility holdlim rumpanicR in ihe country, eleaued lav diputew Why Experiment Yor. know John Deere ma chines are dependable. You know they arc well serviced and guaranteed. "See Us First We Can Save You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon "LET'S CALL AND SAY WE'RE COMING!" nu-ss;lgf! 4tV IHI PCI"C "IfHOHt 7 nnu m.itinHrn bUnirMI livery holiihiy moincnt will mean more if you know aecommoila tions are reserved, or meetings with Iriemls arranged. Avoid dis appointment. Telephone ahead! Long Distance is inexpensive, and the answer is part of the wninrrtiWH IMIWiiflB K -a MM r - BLOUSES All included in these two groups. All styles and colors. Buy several for dress and sports wear. 79c j $1.49 SWEATERS $149 SPECIAL! r Odds and ends, but every one ..a good shoe. Yon will find all styles, colors and mater ials and all sizes. A large selection bat they will go fast. All sales in this group final now is the: time: . . . To Buy SHOES, HOSIERY, BAGS or READY-TO-WEAR. LOWELL'S are announcing their Biggest Clearance Sale . . . 682 pairs of Lovely Shoes Must Be Sold . . and in the Ready-to-Wear Department Well You've Never SfeeW Such Bargains! SStop Our Wlfiido ws &CoiSBpasre tfiVa!ne SHOES SHOES SHOES SHOES f Values are J fT Vataw If ValBes are V g t $5.00 f J toWi5 ) to$'00 M Silk Dresses Our rntlrp ilress sturk rops nut on sale. Sherrs, Lares, Crepes, Trims, both d.irk and light. Oristainl price means nolhinf . . we must clear out racks for Fall styles. VALUES TO $6.95 $4.66 VALUES TO $8.95 $5.66 VALUES TO $6.95 & $4.95 . .$3.66 Millinery None reserved, macks, Navy, Pastls and White In all style. Values to $f . 95.. Shop early as stock ia limited. $149 and $1.00 WASH FROCKS Mostly new arrivals in shears, spun layuns and flnx. Sizes complete $1.66 SKIRTS $1.49 and $2.49 In plain and pastel shades. All new surrmer numbers. SPORT JACKETS $3.95 While they last. Values to S8.05. HOSIERY SALE A very special factory concession nwfces this sale possible . . . hny the first pair at regular price and the second pair for only 10c . . . . all new shades , . all slses. FIRST PAIR $1.15 Second Pair r M (Of Same Quality) j ucldi a WW 1UC ffl HOUSE SLIPPERS cl clu nr crepe In Red. Illw-k nr lllue. Ml oie. HrRuUr $1 00 values. 79C LOWELL'S 114 North Jackson St, Roseburg, Oregon SLIPS One assortment of regular $1.00 values. A few large sizes, soiled. 42-44. at 49c ut tjstysWUi P1" -If JPal ja rtfyrijifHatsi 11
