Roseburg news-review., July 21, 1939, Image 4

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ARUIS ELLBWOKTH Editor
Entered aa second claaa matter
War 17. 1820, at tba poet office at
Koaeburr. Oreron. under act of
March I. 1111.
fMpreeanUd by
RtTT Yrt S71 Hndlina Ave.. CM
iro 360 N. MIchL-m Ave. Mm
rrnncuro 2?0 BiimV pit rent De
troit 318 Htephenion Bids..
iifftlri 4 3 3 H. HprltifT tttrett. 8b
Mle AOS Stewart Htreet Portland
. 620 S. W. Hlxth Strf-at. Vin'oovff,
B. C 711 Hall Bid., St. Louis
411 N. Tenth Street. Afluta- M6
Brant Bulldlnc
Miui(tty $Y?'tim
Babaanstloa Ratea
Oallr. Per rear or mall 18.00
Dally. C montha br mnll .e
Dally. 3 month, br mall 1.26
Dally, br carrier per month US
Dailr. br carrier per rear 7.V0
THUS wut'k llio Semite labor com-
nitttuo IfHtutiiMl gravely tn a
Ulan from OreKoll ivlm prori'Htieri lo
lull nhmit public siMillment In (his
stale concrcrnliiK tiio labor rela
tions act. It Hoemod from tho re-
jxirt of tho liriiriliR that thlH man
uppr-urt'il to be a sort of silper-nii-rcKoiilativo
of tho pooplo of Ore
Kon. Who wiih Hie mall? 1 if h namo
is Monroo Swcotluml.
Now you would think that a por
tion who appoai'H hoforo a senate
oomiiiitli'O In such an linportunt
rolo would bn mighty liuportniit or
at li-tiHt well known In tho Htato
whlob lio purports to rcproHent.
lint who Is Monroo Sweetland?
ATtor Homo Inquiry around town,
this editor has come to tho ron
cIiihIoii that tho man In question
may bo known In Portland but ap
parently not many peoplo down
this way have over heard of him.
e
An Interest Ink point Is Involved.
How many spokesmen havo wo In
this country uppeitriiifr before var
ious conKi-oHslohnl t-nmmlltneH and
lnfluencinK. tho nation's lawmak
ing, who are unknown anil largely
re prescnlltiK only themselves?
They must bo numerous.
Knr that imiltor, u small Kioup
of men Jokingly known as tho
brain trust, havo been cuwiKod in
ultemptlni! lo inalio over and re
model our plan of itovornmeut. JiihI
who do they represent? What evl.
dem-o could Ibey possibly bavu
had that tho things they, proposed
to do with our Kovernment were
tho will and desire of Ihu people?
If they had no niillinrlly, beyond
Ihelr own dclertulnutlon lo do
siimelhlai; bin and colossal, what
rlchl, In a democracy, have such
people lo in a '. 0 Roverliillenl
cIhiuki'S for us? And jet for six
years uront and sweeplni: policies
have been iuslllllled backed by
no renter public demand than
thu pei-Honal opinion of u haudlul
of self slylcd lulelleetuuls.
e e
Our Kovernment was not r-nluli-llsbed
and its conslllutioll was not
flamed by train trusters -but by
representatives of Ihe people.
Our success In lf.1) years in pro
viding I ho best standard of llvtni;
for llio blithest percenlauo of our
people or any Rovernineiu. on rami,
has not leen accoinpllshed l
luain -trusters hot by a repiesenla
lire form of novel umeul.
And beyond all thai, Ihe blcuost
schemes of our current brain trust
(Uaymoml Moh'y insists upon us
llK Hie plural "brains trust" but
wo will stick by Hie siliKUlar liirinl
have failed miserably lo produce
the resiills predicted lor them,
a
l'.iil itelllnn look lo Sweelland
ami Uib .i.tlvlllc:-. !!' !s
cinlve secretary of Ihe Oregon
foniinonweallh Kederatlon. Now
all we have to find out Is what Is
tho commonwealth federation,
what It slaiols for and who are the
people forming H ineiiilirrslilli
Tlien vo HI kuov.' KoitictliliiK
about Ihls man who lias (old ion
Bless sione flail Ingly new IhlnRS
uhonl Oreijon and OriT.on publii
minimi. Ilul will Ihe members of
the congressional commiltoe Ihhi'
the trouble lo Ret all of Ihn fads?
The Irimlilo with sell appointed
or niliioiliyniMailntcd nokesiuen
Ik thill Hoy nru heavy Willi Ideas
but liltbt u'"i resptinslbiltly.
Stop Hsrs Ml. and Mis. Albert
Pefrnncq. of IVrllaud. have left for
San l'ruucisco to attend llu c.id
n tlute lulr. following a short
stop over In Ibis city to Mr.
and .Mrs. Jauiis T. Young.
Editorials on News
(Continued front psga 1.)
. . l . ', i I , . I
sore with Amorlca e il(;kt, that
they will be afraid to start wara.
A considerable element- la con
gresH thinks the way to stay out
of war Is to pass lawa forbidding
us to give uld to anyone who
fights.
A few nitwits think the way to
stay out Is to require a populur ref
erendum before, vur can bo de
clared. 4
II' America Is so fortunate as to
stay out of other people' wars
(whero they have no business to
be) It will bo, because an over
whelming majority of our people
have Ihe good common sense to re
main unaffected by tile IMMENSE
I'UOi'AllANDA that Is already di
rected at us In tho hope ot get
ting us Into other people's wars
and the even more Immense propa
ganda that will be poured upon us
lr the siluutlun abroad gets more
critical.
LAWS won't keep us out.
IIMWS won't keep us out.
Only horso bciisc und native gump
tion tun keep u out of other peo
ple's wars.
SCHOOL MERGER IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
VONCAM.A, July 21. At a re
cent meeting of tho directors anil
members of Klkhead school. II was
decided to consolidate the Klkhenil
school will! Ihe Scotls Valley
school. For several years the Klk
head pupils have been coming to
the Voncnlltt school, but It was de
cided that It would be cheaper to
consolidate than pay a clerk, fees,
tullloti ami bus transportation. Aft
er the meeting a party was held,
with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ijingdon
and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Johnson,
hostesses. A large crowd was pres
ent.
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r,:ir Crimson Trull, MIIS.
5:30 Buck Rogers, Popsicle,
MB8.
T: If, Sbalter Parker, MUS.
C:imi Tonight's Tune.
6:05 News, Gilmore Corner.
6:10 Newa Review News
Flashes.
B:in Iletcetlve O'Malley, MIIS.
0:30 Congressional U e vl o.w,
MIIS. , , il
6:45 Dinner Dunce.
7:00 Tommy Curlyu'a Orch.,
MIIS.
7:iri Mutual Maestros,
7:.I0 l.one KatiKOr. MHS.
8:00 Hollywood Lalt Ai Swing
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8:311 Freddy Nagcl'S Orch., M US.
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!t : I r Flllloll Lewis. Jr.. MIIS.
0:30 Jimmy Liursey'u Orch.,
MIIS.
lu: Oil Sign Oft.
SATI'llDAV, JULY 22
7:lMl -Slulf ami Nonsense.
7:30 News-Review Newscast.
7:40 News, Calif. Pacific Utlll
ties Co.
7: 15 Ithapsody In Wax.
8 rim -Clootnehasers, M US.
K:3n-ltUHS Morgan Mirsic
8: I5-Xavler Cngut's Orch
0:16 Kverelt Hoagland'a
, MHS,
Orch.,
M IIS.
0:30 Man About Town.
!i: ir, -MltlnakerB, MHS.
Ill:il0-Calmer llouso Concert
Orch.. MIIS.
10:15 Women's Forum, Copco.
lo::io-Tho llaviide. MHS.
11:011 Music Hull Frum London.
MHS.
13:00 Songs Sweelbearta Sing,
M HS.
12.30 Hhythin al Uandom.
12:45 News, Safeway Stores.
12:50 News-Review ot the Air.
l;lio Joe Marsala's Orch.. MHS.
1:30 - Johnny Hump's Orch
MHS.
8:110 Dramas of Youlll, MHS.
U:30- tieneral Motors Day at
F. Fair, MHS.
3:3o Al Your Command.
4 (HI Floala Time, MHS.
S,
4::',"-llawatl Culls. MHS.
TiU'll Cold Cup l.acc, Hollywood
Park. MIIS.
Ii:::i-The children's Hour.
li:HH 'I'milbl's Tune.
6:05 News. Gilmore Corner.
6:10 News - Review News
Flashes.
: ir.
Dinner Dunce.
Music by Moonlight, MUS.
Hetty .latio Khoads, MIIS.
Mutual Maestros.
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Jubilee. MHS.
.an -Siilon Melodies.
S C. -Sllep Fields' Orrll.. MHS.
V :'" I'rrdilv Nag-1' dreli . MHS.
9:00 Alka Saltier Newa. MBS.
ll 15 l :ai wood an's Orch, MIIS.
!i :io -Drrln Tucker's Orch., MHS.
10:0- Sign OH.
Sl'ND.NY. .II I.Y S3
S : int- Unity Furlmiall, Ylnlillisl.
MIIS.
8:15 Glad Tidings ef the Air,
Rev. Ira F. Rankin
I 15 Rich Hill mollies.
ii:i'ti Voice of I'mphecy Cboh.
MHS.
0:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev.
Perry Smith.
ll;;to Siilxatore de Slelalto, Harp
1st. MUS
Silndav llyinual.
in : no
I'nlmer llolihu Concert,
MIIS.
10:15 Romance of the Hl-Ways,
Greyhound Lines, MBS.
10:30- The Miillhallei s, MHS.
Ill: 15 Alice Hlue. I'lalilst. MHS.
11:00 Baptist Church Services.
13:00 Music Kiom Kl i'ateo,
MBS.
l:';30-Haveu ul llel, MHS.
ROSEBURG
OUT OUR WAY BxVfilllanM
1" THANJKS, f UH- OL' CHARLIE IS 1 PtD THAT ONCE BUT !
T-- CHARGE ( HUH ) KEEPIiV TRACK I I ALSO HEPT. TRACK
P- i Seem op aluth' chews of how much l ,
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7 1 1 ll ( IM A WEEK IF .
jj 'J ; V HE DIP THAT
-y,. THE OME-SIDED STORY 7.x, J
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1:311 Van Alexander's Orch.,
MIIS.
1:151 Cover Ihe Fair, MIIS.
2:011 -Summertime Concert, MHS.
2:30 Kverelt lioagland's Orch.,
MHS.
3:00 Help Thy Neighbor, MIIS.
3:30 Carl llava.a's Orch., MHS.
4:00 Design for Melody, MIIS.
4:30 The Angelus Hour, Dr. C.
A. Edwards.
5:00 O I d Fashioned Revival
Hour.
6:00 Good Will Hour, Iconized
Yeast, MBS.
7:1111 Music by Faith. MHS.
7:30 Carl Itavazza's Orch.. MHS.
M:0il Author, Author, MUS.
H: 3il Johnny Davis' Orch., MUS.
0:00 News, MIIS.
11:15 Dance Orch.
0:30 Sign Off.
DIES AT YOHCAllA
Mrs. Alice Hrock Caliney. 77,
died ol Iho bomu of her daughter,
Mrs. (loorgo Mk. nt Yi ilia this
morning. She was born Novem
ber 21. ISIII, at Andover, Kngland.
and canio to Ihls country when a
hlld, settling In Minneapolis.
Minn., with her parents, hue came
Yonculla 8t years ago.
Klin was married lo J. Frank
Cailliey lit Anoka, Minn., October
In, l5. -Mr. ( iintiey wiih one oi
Ihe first while- children born west
of the Mississippi river, on Ihe site
where Minneapolis now stands. Mr.
Canney passed away 2b years ago.
Mrs. Cauney was a member of
the First llaptlst cliurch. Minneapo
lis, but has been a worker In the
Methodist church since coming to
Yoncalla. Sbo Is survived by Ibree
children. Mrs. Uuth Files, Yon
calla; Mrs. Lillian Kggert, Thielis
vllle. Wis., and Frank A. Canney,
Minneapolis, also by two sisters.
Mrs. Annie liown and Mrs. Fiiitna
Howe, and two brothers. Ccorgo
and Frank Hrock, all of Minneapo
lis. Services will be held rumlay al
2 p. in. lu Ihe Mellindlst church
al Y'oticalla, Kev. It. I. Parker of
ficiating. Interment wilt follow in
the Masonic cemetery. Arrange
ments III care of Die Stearns mor
tuary, Oakland.
JUVENILE GRANGE
WINNER OF PRIZES
YONOAIXA.
juvenile khimi
July i! I.- KlklM-u.l
one of thu lurni'Ht
juvriit)
Knumt's In tli" Nttttr of
Iiiih hud the honor of win-
Oregon
nhiK two cash pii.rs this npnni; fur
drill wink. 1 iI'Iit tho dlri'i-tlnn of
MIhs Km mi Phillip, r.ipinln. thy
won Hint pii.' nl' Sin. nit tU itu Kiith
KntnuM mt'citnn In l'n nil In und
VMill yt.llll lit till' Ki'lliiKt,' KHIMKI'
iiit-hlc hi'ld Sunday. Mniv thiitl nii
hundred Yom jilla pi-upli- werr prtw-
iMil. MtMntiiM H nt I In dl ill lentn at e
.VI Ism Kun;i Phillips, iiipinin: Norma
IIHi hroik. I.etu tilid Litis Hiaut,
Muriel nnl iMirnthy Sehltn. l'erlie.
I.iiin-H und I'M tlh .lube. Puiiicpi
llt-ntell. Yvonne Wat won. Twtlla
und shiiley Srhosso and t'liini Mil
ler. The team wa.s dietised in while
dresses with rapes of red and sold.
Itttclru i"f7e wre won by
Wayne Phillips. )pllert l.at.Kilon.
Kdlih. Kreda and IViulie Jobe. at
Ihe Kelli'KK pit nie.
QUIZ REQUESTS OF
2 JUDGES REFUSED
SAI.K.M. .Inly ( A I") - Onv.
Spiamie refused Circuit .ludce (,.
II. MrMahau's rrqni'sl yesterdav
for a sH'clal pioMM-illnr tn InveslV
gale Ihe Marlon ctoinly court.
He also dented t'ounlv ludee
.liilm Steuimliid's leanest lor a
similar Investigation of Jlldce Mi
Maliau's court.
,llldi:e Me.Maltan lliged au lu
(liilry lo iletenulne whether Ihe
county departments bad lieeo au
dited aiiiiiisllv and County JiuIbc
SIcKiuiiitd rminlered with the se
cusalioll Mc.Mahiin had made
charge aiiahiM certain Marlon
county otlkials over a period ol
l years but bad fulled to folio Ihein
up In court.
NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. FRIDAY, JULY 21.
I R A M B LINGS
j By PAUL JENKINS -
"TMIAT gun," Jim Sharp informed
A me, pointing to a 30-
:auge
raca,
Hhotguu standing in
Is a souovagiiu for
si r a 1 g h t shooting.
I've used It trap
shooting with splen
did results, and one
time out at Art
Ady's al a turkey
shoot "
itni what mav In
terest you even more than the re-
inarkablo HhoollnK power oi uu
gun, as proven by Ihe turkeys won
hut day, Is Its biock: hi lamnuuuu
of niyriiv. wood, and is a fine piece
ol work.
Jim, proprietor ot a campground,
restaurant and service station in
Myrtle Creek, is all experiencco
woodworker, and of all woods he
prefera the myrtle. He has a shop
with u big lathe and any number
of other woodworking tools in It, an
extensive Btock ot seasoned wood.
and spends all his spare time land
then some) manufacturing bowlB,
candlesticks, electric light can
delabra, canes, ash receivers, nap
kin rings and dozens or other nov
elties, r
Ono of tho special prizes of the
lion tall hough he didn't make It
himself) is a watch case made In
Jerusalem from the myrtle wnicn
grows there, and with the name ol
the historical old clly cngraveu
upon ll.
It's seventy-flvo years old mat
1 know of." Jim told me. "11 really
isn't for sale I got. It Trom True
Richardson but of courso I sup
pose If anyone wants it badly
enough, they could havo It!"
lie told me the price he asked.
ami I agreed wiih tho suggested
thought that It anyone did buy It.
they would indeed wanl it might
ily. '
CORVINE BIRD
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
corvine bird.
6 It Is a glossy
bird.
11 Short-billed
rail.
12 Supped.
13 Upland plover
15 To suffice.
16 Fishing bag.
17 Electrified
particle.
18 Derby.
19 Credit.
20 Hops kiln.
21 Market.
22 Prison
dwellers.
24 Frosty.
27 Horse's neck
hairs.
29 Sandbank
passage.
30 Kver.
31 Behold.
32 Males.
33 Rebel.
34 Commissioner
of array.
35 Either.
37 To resurrccL
39 To require.
Answer to Previous Puiile
MjldFlftlE JeL1WlM &BQ1
INO AllBAR JCllO L E Al
tec u dJJRideIJwnII
y TiEiSlB TOE BCIOlElPl"
cb AL r b s d a? Wl, ;8f
ole t aw oInH niuKlll
tIe'rc sB Bj NUNS
JA GiAiRBl O N BjJA LlULl
IaTT ft sUeE A T OEIO G II
40 An effort.
42 Card game.
43 Man's reading
room.
44 Malt drink.
45 Chum.
46 Sloths.
4A Room recess.
49 Contour.
SI Branch.
53 To sprinkle.
54 It is or
like a crow.
Vertical
2 Turkish
money.
jr ! ?" r" r" j? r" r" ir
1 IHFT riM" fcitfel
TH fei r nir-'-s I I U
w 4i In JT fcpv "" j j
At that, I'll bet some collector,
Willi an eye for true.valuos, Jumps
nt the opportunity one of these
lays.
'
Kite from an overheated boxing
nu a combine aurteti a grauiiieiu
blaxe which burned over forty-five;
acres of barley and vetch stumble
ou the Kppinger-Hilp ranch south
of Myrtle Creole yesterday after
noon, causing, however, very little
damage. -
The combine a big. one with a
ten-foot cut, and hauled by a pow
erful , tract or had practically fin
ished cutting the field and, when
the blaze started, was on' the side
from which the wind,-a' brisk one,
was blowing. It escaped damage
except, perhaps, some- holes burned
in the druper.
Kittle grain was damaged, the
sacks having been hauled In about
as soon as dropped. I saw some
fifty or sixty which had been burn
ed over, and the sacking on these
had been scorched through. A crew
of a dozen men were busy shovel
ing this, grain into new sacks.
Hut that fine combine outfit 1i
had
a narrow squeak. '
TRAINEES ADVANCE
IN VANCOUVER DUTY
Harry L. Ennsteln of Koseburg
'has been advanced to the rank of
cadet scl'Roant at the CMTC camp
al Vancutivor barracks, according
to word received hero today. Other
promotions among CMTC trainees
from Koseburg Included Itertram It.
Shoemaker, Fred ll. Itadigau and
Klwood M. NelMoo to be cadet cor
porals. Tho promotions were an
nounced by Colonel Carlo Abrains
of Salem, commanding officer of
the 3Xi!nd Infantry.
21 Joined.
22 Wayside hotel
23 To reduce
to bibles.
2t Hoisting
machine.
26 It can b
taught a few
when
tamed.
28 Radio wire.
30 Before.
31 Sheltered
place.
33 Thing.
34 Since.
3 Electromotive 33 Japanese
wrce unm money.
Ae'
37 To regret
38 Biscuit.
41 To strike.
43 Day.
45 Dwarf
bulldog.
46 Type ot
cuckoo.
47 English coin.
48 Lavs.
49 Connecting
word.
50 Common verb
81 Morindln dye.
52 Mister.
S Dwarflshness.
t Participle of
be."
7 Gibbon.
8 Preposition.
9 Tree.
10 More Intricate
. 13 This bird is
now in
' eastern . ,
U. S. A.
14 Sonilities.
18 Possesses.
20 Unit.
1939.
Sunday LnwUnQ
nt tho v m i CI tvO
Daily Devotion
DR. CHARLES A. EDWABD8
The threatening curse of this
ajje Is lis shallowness with re
gard to things fundamental.
This is not true ot the material
world when we build skyscrap
ers, or railroads, or bridges. Hut
we face that danger continuous
ly when we turn to matters of
the soul. The practice of ven
eering Is by do means confined
to woodwork. It Is employed
everywhere. This error Is far
too prevalent In our religious
life. Our conceptions of church
membership lack depth. Ureal
oak trees never grow In shallow
soil. Great buildings never stand
on surface foundations. Great
civilizations are not reared on
sentiment or caprice. It Is not
otherwise in the 'building of
great Christian characters. They
must bo established on the Rock
Christ Jesus and not. on the
shifting sand of conventional
morality. On the sayings of Je
sus, and not on the futile theor
ies of men. Building; thus Is our
only assurance of stability and
permanence in the midst of
life's temptation. It Is our
only hope when wo come lo
stand face to face with death.
Our Father, Thou hast the
words of Eternal life, teach us
the high and holy wisdom of
walking in Thy way. Aineii.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
St. George. Holy commuuiou
7:3u a. ui. 1 online prayer and ser
mon 11 a. id
Kiddle Ascension. Evening pray
er and sermon 8 p. m.
ST. PA.UL'8 LUTHERAN
CHURCH
(Missouri Synod), Corey and
military street, West Koseburg.
Tho service of Sunday, July 211, be
gins at 8 p. in. The topic of the ser
mon iB, "The Privilege of Walking
i-inur with Cod." The Sunday
school meets at 9:45 a. m. The
public is most cordially invited to
attend our service and Sunday
school. There will be a short vot
er's meeting after the evening
service. The choir will also meet
Sunday evening after Borvice for
a short rehearsal. The rogular
rehearsal of the choir will tako
place Wednesday eve. w. i. oy,
weslur, 1170 Military Btreet, pas-
CHURCH OF GOO
, m.,, I n lrltlltt.
r,UiMiuuei iiD,.. w. --
pastor. Sunday school 10:1)0: morn
ing worship 11:00; young people's
service 7:30; oveuing service 8:00;
prayer meeting neunuauay jj.uv.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
l, SCIENTIST
312 E. Douglas street. Regular
services Sunday at n:uu a-in. ouU
ject of lesson: "Truth." Sunday
school convenes at 9:45 a. lu. Wed
nesday evening meetings which in
.,.... nati.....nin nt linaline and
remarks on Christian Science uro
held al 8:00 o'clock. The reading
room on the lower floor of the
church edifice is open daily except
Sundays and noliuays n "
I -III) p. in. riere mo
authorised. Christian Science liter-
i,Q .-nu,) hnrrowed or
ami" iimj o ...., - ;
i subscribed for. Thu public Is coi-
dlally Invited 10 aiicuu tu. ..
vices und to visit the reading
room.
SUTHERL1N METHODIST
CHURCH
Ormal B. Trick, pastor. Sundiiy
school nt 10 o clock. Iho sermon
topic for tho morning worship hi
11 o'clock Is to be "Couiagcus
Christiana." The Womun's Home
Missionary society Is to nioct
Thursday afternoon at tho home ol
Mrs. Annuel DeMlltb.
THE METHODIST CHURCH OF
ROSEBURG
Mnn.iuv schools at 9:43 a. m. In
Ihelr usual places: morning or-
diip at ll:'i o'clock in tho lormer
Vlcthodlst Kplscoptl church and
Jn,t.n,IUt
evening worship at 8:00 oVIock In
OCIOCK in
Kplscopal
,hD fm-innr Methodist
church. Dr. ujuis jikiu, i
lor, will llicach at both services.
Kpwnrth LeiiBUC ut 7:i P. '
Pravcr ineotlng Wednesday evu
niug at 8:U0 o'clock.
THE FIRST BAPTI8T CHURCH
Sunday school al 9:l" a. in. Al-
. . ....n...tn..l f'luKRCS
vlii I ipion. SUl'fl
ftir evcrv one. Morning worship at
11 a ml (broadcast over radio sla-
;nlli. Dr. K. H. Trail will
bring the message, "Out of the
Trenches." Special music Is ar
ranged. Junior and Senior Young
Peonie s meetings Bt 7 p. in. Happy
. '. ' 1..- ....uniuiii serv-
14IHIIiy CVCH1I1S v.o..-.....--
Ice at 8 P. m. Or. Vratl's topic for
t -f-nnw. lint In the
the incciiiijt to. x-v....-
Upon. r.veryouo t-it.w"i,
..ne-r norsnvTERIAN CHURCH
"What Is a Christian?'' Is the
I.. rnr tho mornlna wor-
bcriuuu i-'.-i-
ship. Thi evening service will start
at 8 o clock, in" siinjeci
..iiohntri the Servant.' aunnay
. i n. ir. ,. m - tmirnine wor
li niitii ... n. -
ship II a. in.: young peoplo so
ciety I P- "' v.,
p. iii. I'mycr meullni Wcducsda)
7:30 p. m.
CORRECTION
Due to an error the following
ran In the News-Review Thurs
day, July 20:
Sweaters $1.29
This should have read:
Sweaters $1.49
LOWELL'S
114 No. Jackson St
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH
Pastors, Rev. and Mrs. H. P.
Morgan. Sunday school 9:45 a.
m., morning worship 11 a. m., evan
gelistic servile 7:45 p. m., mid
week prayer service 7:45 p. m..
Wednesday. Special music and
singing with electric guitar. Every
body welcome.
1ST
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WASHINGTON. July 20. (AP)
Tile navy started today recruit
ing a "minute man" force of sev
eral thousand former sailors, cor
responding to the army's new en
i listed reserve.
j It will be composed of men who
have Just completed a term oi ac
tive duty or have been out of the
navy less than four years.
The force will be available to
complete the crewa of warships
quickly In event of war. Most war
ships operate in peacetimp with
only about 80 per cent of full com
plements. An Inducement or $20 a year was
held out to the recruits. In return
tho new "class F-2" Meet reservists
must keep themselves in physical
trim and for four years "be ready
for emergency recall to active ser
vice, but they do not have to drill.
The navv already has a tleei re
serve force comiwsed of ex-sailors
who have retired to civilian me al
ter completing at least 16 years of
service.
INVESTIGATION OF
NLRB IS ORDERED
urisuiNr.TflN. .Tnlv 20. (AP)
The house ordered today a Hweep-
mg luvetmguuou oi too uauoiiui
labor ro la lions bourd.
A resolution creating a five-man
iiAallrulni' nnminillA WH tlllt
through by an almost solid phalanx
of republicans ana a targe group
oi democrats.
Speaker Bankhead announced the
roll call yote for tho renolution
was 252 to 135.
Tho measure, by Repronentattve
C.itih ll Vu nullu tixv an In.
quiry to determine whether a new
hoard to aqmlnister tho Wagner
labor act should bo created and
whs! effect the hoard may have
had on employer and labor rela
tions. WILL NAME HEADS
FOR OREGON SCHOOLS
PORTLAND, July 21. (AP)
The job of selecting presidents for
Oregon State, college and Eastern,
Oregon College of .education will
be started by the state board of
higher education at a meeting here
Monday.
Board members indicated there
was a chance a president to bead
the La Grande institution might be
named at next week's meeting but
said selection of a successor to lr.
George W. Peavy at the state col
lege was not imminent. Dr. Peavy
reaches the retirement age of 7u
next November. '
TRUCK-AUTO CRASH
KILLS ALBANY BOY
ALBANY, Ore.. July Ul. (AP)
An automobile wrecked against the
rail in ; on the Pacific highway
bridKC aci-osH Periwinkle creek
near here today killed Hon a Id
laonff. 21, of Albany, a former Uni
versity of Oregon student.
Roy K, fiustafson, freight truck
1 river, said he slowed down to
avoid ment.lnfif Long's car on thu
bridge. Iho auto swerved to tho
pit and struck tho rait. lonc waa
hurled free of the demolished car.
Survivors included his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Ijotxz, and a
sinter, all of Albany.
PORTLAND THEATER
MANAGER ACCUSED
PORTLAND, July 21. (AP)
The vice squad, acting upon a com
plaint by Investigator Jean M.
Johnson of the women's protective
bureau, arrested Kddie Lewis, 31.
Caiety theatre manager, on o
charge of "permitting production
or arts or an obscene nature.
Lewis was freed on his own recog-
izance.
IIKPPNKR. July 21. ( AP) A
power pole snapped by iautnmo
hile cut off lleppnnr and Lexing
ton electric service for six hours
yesterday. I). O. Van Kirk of
Portland, who suffered broken
ribs and. an injured arm, said ho
went to sleep whilo driving.
The power failure left J. A.
Sharp. Hrppner baker, a cold oven
tilled with half baked bread. The
douch wnt Into carbnp enns.
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DOUGLAS MEN GET 1
CMTCASuluiHTS
Major W. L. H. Osborne of Mose
buru has been made battalion com
mander, principal officer of the
Citlsens Military Training corps at
Vancouver barracks, according to
word received here today from
that camp, where a lame group ot
students and reserve officers from
Pouglus county now are in train
in p.
Captain Italstou Brlilgos ot Oak
land has been appointed regi
mental adjutant
Lieutenant Jamos Watts has been
assigned to H company of tho 7th
infautry, a regular army unit, now
engaged in firing practire on trench
mortars and 37 mm. guns.
Lieutenant Jacobs of Heedaport
in in charge of Ihe first platoon ot
Company I, (J. M. 1. u.
The unit in which the Roseburg
group is training, spent Thursday
at Uonnevllle engaged In tiring
practice.
Bob Bellows of Rosobuig, a pla
toon sergeant, has been honored by
appointment as guidon bearer for
Company G.
Gsselslrom, Josse, Shanklln aud
Olmschied have bad a great honor
in monopolizing the blue ribbon
awarded the best tent in Company
G. Kssclstrom of Ueedsport la a ser
geant and holds tho post of right
guide.
In the sports competition, Lewis
and Radigau has advanced to tho
somi-rinala lir the tennis tourna
ment, beating Thubold and Miller,
7 9, 8-6, 8-6. in a hotly contested
match to advunco to the semi-final
round. .
N.
Y. FAIR LOSING;
PERSONNEL PRUNED
NEW YORK. July 19. (AP)
The New Kork world's fair has dis
missed several hundred employes
Including members of its color
fully clad inrormiilion corps lu an
economy move dictated by failure
of attendance to come up to ex
pectations. Officials Of the Siri5.000.IMII. en.
tprpYise, the largest exposition in
history, also are offering bargain
day tickets this week-end and are
considering reducing the admis
sion fee from 75 to 50 cents.
The fair declined to. announce
the exact number of workers dis
missed, but Ihe Information serv
ice cut was put unofficially at 250,
A further cut of between 500 and
600 In the operations personnel hart
been made, the New York Timef
said.
ROSEBURG WILL GET
VIEW OF AIRLINER
Persons attending the Air Tour
show In Roue burg Auk. 11. will
lntve an opportunity to inspect onrj
of Mm mainliners used by thu
United Air lines in its Hue ilia
coast service, it was announced
here today. Arrangements hava
been made. It was reported, where
by the company will enter one of
Its big passenger planes In the
tour and will have the shin on in
spection. A pilot, rn-piint and stew
ardess will accnmpHtiy the ship and
explain features of the pluue to
spectators.
MORALS PROBE FOR
PRISON REFUSED
SALKM. July 20. (API Gov.
Spraguo heard charges of immoral
practices in the state prison yes
terday but refused to order a spe
cial Inquiry.
He suited complaints had been
raro and that conditions would be
Improved when facilities were in
creased and congestion relieved.
A Portland group headed by Bish
op Benjamin I). Dagwell of the
Kpiscopal dioceso of Oregon lodg
cd the protest, whlrh included
cbatges mado by a released con
vict. TOT PLAYING WITH
MATCHES BURNED
VANCOUVER, n. V July 20.
CP Hospital attaches held hope
today for the recovery of three-year-old
Marilyn Pearson, danger
ously burned when her dress e.aucht
fire while she and a companioit
played with matches.
Tim ni-d into a virtual human
torch by the flames late yesterday,
the baby was saved by J. C. Cou
sins, who saw the child run wildlv
into a street as he passed in his
ailtomohfle. He b-pt out, pull
ed off tils coat and wrapped it a
roiind the lot to smother the
flumes.
CARD OF THANKS
'n wlHb to express our deep np
preclutiou for the kindness and
sympathy extended by our frienda
during our recent bereavement and
for the beautiful floral offcritms.
R. C RobmiMon ami family.
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