Roseburg news-review., July 13, 1939, Image 5

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939.
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NORFOLK. Va.. July 3. AP)
Naval offldiila sought 11. e cause
today of n exploslou ;ir.d spoctacu-Ihi-
firo which t'niraRed tha hutce
utrciuft currier Rttngur and injured
flpven enlisted men.
A muffled rour cuuie from the
water line amlt'.ship the 7ur-fnot
vessel, wltnesHea paid, and flames
swept ,ovor the plane pud flight
ducks for a breadth pf 200 feet.
'irLMiien at tl-e Norfolk navy yard,
where the Ranker wan docked for
repair, battled -the blaze for three
hour before it was brought under
control lute yesterday.
Capt. H. E. KyeF. captain of the
yard, said "we do not know what
was responsible for the explosion."
Other officers withheld any infor
mation pending an investigation of
a board of inquiry.
Unofficial reports said, however,
that .gasoline being loaded on the
ship .probably was the cause of the
CXplOHlpil.
One officer at the yard estimated
the damage to the $30,000,000 craft
at $50,000 but said that if an In
spection today reveals that much of
the expensive machinery aboard
had been harmed, the damage fig-,
ure would be considerably highor.
There was also a possibility that
the terrific beat to which the black
ened hull was subjected might have
buckled the plates am ids hip, neces
sitating a costly replacement job.
Condi) Ions of the injured men
vei;e reported as satisfactory after
treatment, for exhaustion aud
shock. Warned by the explosion,
;they managed to escape the fire
in the hull of the vessel.
This was the second recent air
.c.raft caiTlur mishap. The .Enter
prise was rocked by an explosion a
tow mouths ago which injured sew
eial men aud did considerable
damage.
FJVE STATES GET
CUMPSE OF METEOR
-CLEVELAND, July 12. (AI)
Kesidents of five states and Boutli
crn Canada sought trace today of
a huge meteor that blazed a flam
ing trail visible over au area of
several hundred miles.
The Ktrenk of light flashed from
Daily Devotion
DR. CHAilLES A. EDWARDS
Jesus said, "Ye are the salt
of the artb." This is one of
His most important statements,
aud one of His most embarras
sing guettUons. it is clear that
He expected us to represent
Him as redemptive and preserv
ing factors iu the world. But
if the salt have lost his savor,
what good is it? If we bear the
name of Christian and do not
act aa Christians viz. do not
save and serve, what can He do
with us? The glory of beiug a
Christian is the opportunity of
working at full strength. Today
of all days is a poor time for
saltless Christians, but it is a
great time for full strength men
of God. Does the cause of
Cbrtat have to apologize for
you? Save us, dear God, from
colnrlessness and insfpMTty in
Christian living. Help us to live
up to the best possibilities of
which we are capable, and may
there ever be a savor of salt
ness in our religious efforts.
For Jesus sake. Amen.
the zenith to the horizon.
Thousands in Ohio, -Michigan, In
diana, Pennsylvania, New York aud
Ontario saw the phenomenon about
8:45 p. m. Thursday.
Reports varied widelr as to the
landing place of the meteor. Many
witnesses believe it may have come
down over Lake Erie. Others
thought it fell in Lake St. Clair or;
in Canada.
Some authorities said Its final
burst of flame may have consumed
it before it reached the earth.
OREGON PRISON HAS
PEAK POPULATION
OREGON PRISON Oregon state
penitentiary population reached a
new all-time high the first of this
jnoulh with H3 inmates register-'
,ed. Warden George Alexander re
ported. The major difficulty In having so
many prisoners is finding work for
them to do, the warden said. Wb.cu
the 19:19 flax crop is harvested, 250
men will be employed iu the prison
flax Industry.
Warden Alexander iu tends to ask
the next legislature to expan
prison industries, be said.
ASHLAND, July 13 (Special)
Registration for second session of
the summer school at the Southern
j Oregou College of Education will
I begin Monday, July 17.
In addition to the regular lower
division and teacher training work,
a number of courses uppeallng es
pecially to advanced students will
be offered. Classes in primary ed
ucation and advanced intermediate
education, festivals, pageants nnd
special programs, advanced folk
dancing and technique of teaching
physical education will all ourry
upper divisipu credit.
Educators interested in qualify
ing lor the administrator's creden
tials will find that supervision and
improvement of instruction in ine
elementary school will be covered
in a new course iu supervision of
teaching which is being given for
the first lime here. Other courses
applying ooi the new credential and
carrying upper division credit are:
Applied luejRal hygiene, health ed
ucation, and educational psychology-Students
Interested In attending
the second summer session may
prc-reglster any time prior to
July 17.
One person out of .every 45 owns
a car in Germany; in America, it's
one out of every five. '
BONNEVILLE 'JUICE'
OBSTRUCTION HIT
WASHINGTON, July 12. (AP)
Mrs. Cornelia Marvin Pierce,
wife and secretary of the Oregon
congressman, .criticized jibstrur
Uonlsts" today for delaying distri
butiou of Bonneville power.
In a letter extending tiie remarks
of Representative Pierce In the
.Congressional Record. Mrs. Pierce
Buld the delay had been fostered un
til private utilities were ready to
buy "theu hurry to sell all the pow
er before the public utilities could
got ready."
Commenting on the report of
Acting Administrator Frank A.
Bunks capacity iower would be
sold in six months, she remark
ed this means private utilities arc
ready and will get most of the
power except the legal reservations."
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