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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1939. yi tr i.i ii in ih in iii il li i hi t ft Ambers T Armstrong Loses 5 Frames on Low Punches; Welter Fight Next Slated. Hy WIIITNKV MARTIN' Ni;V YOHK. Auk. 2:i. lAI') Th HtaK" was net today for a vclusrweifclii hiiiniIoiilii) Muht Novcmln'r 1 Imlvvi-wi Ht'iiry Arin HlronK and Lou Amntvn. but thorn was d.v.ilccl opinion innoiiK thti i'n.iiSS faiiH who hhw Ainliei re gain Mb Hnhtv.:lKiit rrowa from AiMiHtKHit; lant uiglit ub to the merit of the HettlnR. A in bfin won the unanimoi:H lion at tin' end of lf rounds of top-to-tw and h-:id to hcsid mauling nt Yankee Htadiuiu. The welter weight title bout hinped on an Ainhei-H victory, nil of which worked out very nicely for Pro- moter Alike Jucolm, but rin:nwl no end of diHimte nmont; rlncaiders as to Just who was entitled to the Verdiet. It wan that Mud or flr;lit two little men with bit? hearlK meeting round utler round in tho tenter of the rliiK und throwitiK Kloves ev erywhere, which, on ArmntroiiK'H imrt, inchidfd low. Low Blows Costly. In fact, the low blows swung the declaim toward Am hern. Five iouihIh were taken away from the dtiKky hurricane on that nccniiut. The ABHocbited Picks Hcore curd gave six rounds In Armstrong and nine to AinbeiH, the latter iwlmi Iiik those1 won on low punched. Am hern nii'lit have won Home of tliene on Iii h merlin, hut the fact re main there were enough taken iiwitv from Armstrong to Riving the decision. Although lurking the knock down thrills of their earlier meet ing, ft would he difficult to match for sheer sustnliH-rl action and niercilcKH puiiihhinent fnlllcted by bobbing beadfl and flat Mm; fists. Battle Is Gory. Armstrong siaited to bleed from n cut eye In the third round, Am hern' eyebrow crimsoned in the fourth, and from Unit point on It whs the gory spectacle of two little warriors slugging and pushing and mauling In their own blood, neitber conccdlng a thing. Ambers said biter he was hurt on a con ile of occasions, but couldn't recall J tint when they Were. The low Mown, he nuid, did Hot bother him much. Armstrong complained of what be claimed were Am hern' thumbing tactlcn, .minting to swollen und inf lamed tycn an proof. IIIh manager, I'M die. Mead, wan outspoken tit his rrfti cimii of A in Item tacllcn, and Ihreat- ened lo bine no pail of the welter welch t cham pfoiisliip fig lit, con tracts for which already have been Hlgned. The 20.0SH fans paid $137,925.77 Ml the gate. The net receipts were 9ilK,:i!M).s5. ROSEBURG GOLFERS DEFEATED BY COOS Tim IIoki'Ihuk Coiinlry Hub limt In I Mil Marallfli-lil Rolf loam :lll In SI In a cliiM' mutch (iluyfri laal Snn llny on III (Nhih Itny cmirm' In Hit' Iti Hi Intfr-cilib inert fnr t tin ai-nanli. HnHclinrK urn ri'l'iesi'tileil liy an IN-lliim ti'iiiu, litlt viK'iillniiH prevent ed amtir nf (lie lentllliK lliyers from attrnriliiK. In Slintlay'ii lihiy Hiiurll (Ml ite reiiteil lliilhmnk III) M; J. Hhiiiii (Ml wen riinn MrlilKi-H 2-1; iliirk ulll (M) won Irnni tiumlwln (It) li i -1 1 : Sunn IM) I. .mi tn Itnuera (It) 4-2 -i : Hupp IM) wnn limn SiH-m-er (It) Hi); 'iinclin (M) wnn fnnn l.mkwnnil llti :IU; Whlltv (Ml Inst In Kelly III) J 2J; Nehwiir's (M) Icirtl In Peiit-Hnn (HI nil; Itmv.n (Ml won (inni (Julne (III ;ill; Day (M) Inxl In Cnniinii (It) (l-:i; Kern (Ml IiikI In MrClnln (1(1 1-2; I.ewlH (M wnn fnini llui via (II) 2121; Mntnim (Ml mill C. (Mine HO H.-.I at t, ; (y (Ml IhhI tn llalilelil 1 1(1 II ;i; I ' ii, i, k llll ( M ) Mini limn MrKai liren (H) an; K. Kiankllu (M) wnn nnni 1'eleiK (Id II II; l.illmll ( M ) IiikI In ii . . , , leletwnn I U II, Ml at 11 ,.;ii-h. iiieri'in fill n-1 - A iifiiii'wmi i ii i .....I iVOOOIingMEIf " i;l mm I. MS .ai K '1 iWJJ.UJJMJ.K Roicbuig Motor Cot Oak and Regains Eludes Marshals With Summons Claimed by the defense to be the "mainspring" of the move ment to deport Harry Bridges, Stanley Morton "Larry" Doyle, above, of Minneapolis, eluded U. S. marshals trying to serve him with summons to testify In deportation case. Counsel for Bridges may seek aid of Attor ney General Frank Murphy la bringing him to San Francisco. Minneapolis marshals 6ald they couldn't locate Doyle, but news papermen found bim at Ameri can Legion convention there and sent pictures to prove It S. F. SEALS. 1ST07 (My the AHHiieiated PreHH) Pcji-llittKl'H KWKtly-ellinblliK lleuv em eame i-apiihiK on Hie first illvlfllnu dour or Ihe Pneilti- CntiKt liiiHeliall league tndiiy after plaHter Iiik a. lK to-7 ilefent on the San KianelHi-o SealHi With half of Ihn Seal Infield on the shelr with lnjiirien, I'nitlanil niuheil nernsH Keven ruin, in the 11 vl li iinilni; anil enntlnued tliu Hilliri!R Willi three In eaeh the next two fruiiie.it iih they liiirimHeil two SfuJ.nlti hei-K to the tune nf 2(1 hlls. ihniieiiii ave lll the Heal moll 11(1 In Wllkle In (he llihcl, but Wllklo hud poor flelillinr miiinrt and tho lleavera scored nllllnxt ill will. TlimniiK pltcheil all the way fnr I'orthinri. kIvIiik up elxht hlls but IioIiIIiik down in Ihe pIih-Iick. I'oillnnd Ih five ami onehnlf milium behind the fnurtli-plaec Sne-j iHiuenio null, wlilili ii i .) I Oak- iiinu, i in l, in II IiiiiIul-h at Saera mento last nielil. (lurlhaliirs flv ImniKlit In Mux Mumhall with Ihe whniliiK tally. a Heconilhiiilnir nonin run ny Levy uuvo (ho Oaks tlieli- lone tally. San Dlenu aenred six runs In a wild elulllli lunlni; I" trim llolly wnn.l. !i in 7. In a free-hitting allulr at Mnllywnnd. .Hcuttle'H leauue-leaillliK rtallilera and I lie net mill phli-e l,u Auxeles Aneela will upen t h.-li- Innjni taut er,. at I.OH AliKelea liiniclK. The Kalniem were unable In arrive In lime fur hint night's regular opener. DRIVER FAINTS, CAR KILLS AGED WOMAN l'OIITI.AMi. Aim. "J.IAI'I--An iiitlnnuilillc, out of control be ciiuse the driver liilnlcil. fiitnll Injured Mrs. Frank Print, Si. vi.. leriluy. Mrs. Print. lui died early today, was I'uiilniid's ;'.:ini imiii, liiltillty since Jiinuaiy I. Mrs. Sarah M. KallliKer, 73, who "us iIiIIiik wilh Mrs. I'rall anil Mrs. II. F, Slewarl. Ihe driver, was seriously Injured. The until- u' ennuieil Willi 11 ml'hii III. I I'lllne t.n ii,. .... That' not juat a claim. 1939 CMC owner records proue it. Check CMC gat laving on a demonstra tion of your own mousing i . g . r.rfS cr tlmt Mrmtolt lhMtk Vit Rose Sta., Roscburg, Orcfion i A: i . - : . , i 4:,' r- - i Lightweight Crown IL Brown Sent to Hospital as Collision Result; Reds Blanked by Higbee. By Jt'DHON HA! LEY ( Ahb( laled I'ichs HportH Writer ) liijiii li', ulwaya baHchuH's buga- hno, may decide tho National lagiif pennant. It hud begun to look likH nothing elHH hut time coil id. The St. Lou In Cardinal loHt In ffeldr Jlinmy Hiown yontRrday hh wen hk I IirI r Kecond HtralKht ball frame to Ihe Brooklyn Dodders, K-5. Kvpii tlmiif;h Hrown may he back In tlin lineup within a whpIc, his uliHence iHn't Koinjc to help the Car dtnulif' challeiiKe dutliiK this criti cal interval. Only Monduy, ManaKer Hay IliadeM Mingled out Blown an the key to the Kedhlrdg' rampage. The slender little HhorUtop-aec-ond huaeinau collided with Mize as they raced to take a throw from Ihe ouirteld. Mize watm't hurt, but Hrown whs Knocked uuconaciouB and will he In a hospital three or four days convalescing from con-1 CUHkttoil. I Cincinnati Blanked. The Cincinnati Keda were shut out by the Phillies, 4-0, yesterday: as MlKhe recorded his fourth con-! aecutive victory on five-hit pitch-j iK. j However, the Cardini Is defeat I kept the leaders from IosIiik ciound A couple of home runs. Including Question of Peace or War in Europe Now up to Poland; Aid From France, England to Save Danzig Doubtful By DWITT MACKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs Writer NKW VORK, Aug. 22 The Dan xlff crisis has now reached a point where it uppeurs that the question of peace or war may de pend very largely on whether Po land feels she can make conces sions to Oertnany's deinanda. This Is to say that Poland would seem to be in the unhappy posi lion nf having to deal the cards whether she likes It or not. If she can bring herself to pay the price asked, there will he no war at this time. The consenaus of Furopuan nb- servers Is tbut If Poland dnesn I riK-ede, Ihe eventualities will be grave. They base this view nn the be lief that (iermauy baa made terri torial demands so categorical bucking them up wilh marching troops and blaru of martini trum pets that there is small possibil ity of the conulry receding very far from Its position. Some observers go further and feel tlial Flteher Hitler believes he will get what he wauls without war. but Hint he la willing to run ine risk or an upheaval. If thai la tme. and If II is also true that somebody must make concessions In order to preserve peace, it would seem to leave Po land holding Hie suck. And. thus fur. she lias said she will fight to preserve her terrlloi inl Integrity and independence that alio won't Slirreiiiler lo force. Km: In ml anil France have an nounced, and reiterated on tinnier oiik occasions. Iliey would back Po land with anna in III I.i stand. Reaione for Hitler's Ideal Why Ihen does lei-uiuuy believe the Anglo Fieni h-Pnllsh combine will give ground? There are Sev ern I reasons: (I). Moralise both II r 1 1 H I li and i Franco In the pusl li-eiiielilly have America's Largest Selling 1937 Model Car Now One Of TODAY'S BEST USED CAR BUYS! SEE THE FORD DEALER VALUES LISTED BELOW: 1938 1937 1937 1937 1936 Ford Pickup Dodge Pickup Ford Tudor Ford "60" Coupe Terraplane Coupe 1930 LAPHAM MOTORS C.' tnflll'a 21st of the aeason, help efl Brooklyn collect seven runs In Die first four frames. Home runs also nave the New York (iianta an early start against the Chicago Cubs, and .Melton pro tected It with eight-hit hurling to win bis third In a row, 4-2. The Pitt:;hurKh Pirates, of all teams, saved the western clubs from a shutout by belting the .Bos ton Bees. 8-2, with a 14-bit attack. Yanks Crush Chisox. Half the games in the American league were played under lights. The New York Vanees crushed the Chicago Uliite Sox, 14-5, with five home runs and Hookie Muriua Kuhso's seven-hit pitching. It was Chicago's first setback In eight games. Keller earned his 18tli victory in a 6-4 affair the Cleveland Indians took from the Washington Sena tors. In the day frames, Ted Williams and Jimmfe Foxx slugged the Bos ton Red Sox to a tM-3 triumph over the St. Louis Browns, tt eh ringer returned to the Detroit lineup to lead the Tlcers to a 9-4 decision over the Philadelphia Athletic. SALE DATE ADVANCED August 15 marked the opening of the Ford dealers' annual nation wide used car clearance sale, ac cording to announcement made by Stan Lapbam of the lphain1 Mo tors. "The sale, In which Ford deal ers all over the United Slates take pari has never been held this early before," reports Mr. Lapbam. "The advanced date will make It possible for many buyers to obtain belter cars before vacation trips and berore I,abor day holidays. The sale will run through Septem ber 3U, and will be promoted by newspaper advertising. been reporfed as believing Danzig wasn't worth a war. 12). Becauae Uie "Anglo-French brotherhood reportedly have been urging Poland to make concessions to prevent a general war. (3). Penalise both fierninnv and Italy have been able lo effect large territorial expansion without draw ing fire from Kugland or France. both of whom have been anxious lo avoid a European war. It la generally believed, now. how ever, Herr Hitler thinka Britain and France will fight for Poland, If the latior docsn t give way. (4). Because some military ex perls say that Poland despite hor fine army and undisputed valor couldn't slaml up long against tho military might of Germany. They nun no way ror France and Kng Iniirt lo move fast enough to save Poland from the danger of being ploughed under, even though they Inter defeated Germany and her allies, Poland In Bad Box This puis Poland In a bad posi tion. Should she face this over whelming force, and trust lo an ul timate victory by the Anglo-French alliance to cure her wounds There are many Indications that Merlin expect peace moves to solve amis. Slguor Mussolini, for one, has been urging the Poles to give In. and Ihe llnllan press has been campaigning persistently In that direction. The latest move Is that of li poid, youthful king of the Belgians. In calllug a conference of foreign ministers nf seven small countries this week to try lo preserve peace. These countries are Belgium, Hoi- land, Luxembourg. Sweden, Nor way. IX-nniark and Finland. Some woniler whether there Is significance In Hie fact that Leo pold Is very close to England in friendship. Colncldenllv. thouzh. Knelsnri i - a Imlv t-wiil'firnm.t hm- niiw ... sistsncn to "nemesslon" kWWIl. a.aaamv I WiBf nrt J?rW H-ktita W,f Cut, ikai m Mm. ,.CelMfM. ..tmn WHWlm f f et'f (tWTD.MI , . , Mte. jm Vm& I. SW 1936 Ford Sedan 1936 Ford Tudor 1935 Ford Coupe 1931 Pontiac Coupe 1930 Roosevelt Sedan Chev. Roadster H1C0CK OILERS I I League Game Nip-and-TucIc Affair; Oakland Takes Safeway, 18 to 7. For the second straight night, an out-of-town member of the City Softball league went home smart ing under the sting o( an 8 to-7 de feat at the hands nf their hosts. Last night the Hancock Oilers nos ed out Sutherlln by the 1-ruu mar- gin In a nipand-tuck contest and on Monday, Oakland was downed by the Klks by the self-same mar- Kin. In the niiditcao aame fast night, Oakland took their revenge out on haieway, bowling them over lo the tune of 18 to 7. With the second half of tho lea gue rapidly neailng the end, only three league encounters remain lo be played. Thursday night's sche dule calls for the Klks to lake on Hancock's and Safeway will cross bats with Am lea In a "blngs-x game. n Friday, the league-leading Dunham Transfermen will lake on the strong Boucock team In the opener and an out-of-town embrolio between Oakland and Sutherlln will feature the night cap. A big triple-bill Is scheduled for Sunday at Flnlay field featuring both hard and soflball, all games to be played for the swlmrilng pool fund. Starting at 1:30 o'clock a Koseburg girls' team will take on a feminine nine from Coquilht tat Softball, to be followed by the, I Coquille-Roseburg all-star sortball gume for the boys. This contest should be a rlp-suortor as tho two j teams met at Coqullle last Sun day and played a scoreless, eight inning tie. Final game for the day win oe nara Dan between the nose- burg junior legion team and a vis Itlng Legion team trom Marsh- field. j ty, who was a grandfather of Gor . Hancock-Sutbeiiln gume don Baker, McMinnville Insurance The was a torrid struggle throughout. The Oilers got to Rounlree, Sulh erlln fllnger, for five runs In the first three innings to take a com fortable lead. Sutherlln kept peck ing away at that margin, scoring lone runs In the first, third, fourth. fifth and sixth innings to go into d-all deadlock. Hancock came right back In the last hair of the sixth wilh a 3-mn outburst on three hits and an error lo take au 8-5 i lead and nipped Sutherlln rally ! in tne first half of the seventh after they had pushed across two runs. Scole: n. h. k. lol 111 27 11 I 221 (1113 -K 9 3 Kountreo and Bevor: Sutherlln Hancock . Batteries: F.vashanko and Downer. The Safeway Groccrynien start ed their game with a vengeance, blanking the Oaka In the firat and then preceding to pound across four runs for a 4-0 lead, but their attack soon petered out under Oak land's hard hitting and their own fielding miscues. The Onks crack ed across six runs In the second, added three more In the third, another trio In tho fourth, one In the fifth on Kenny Miller's home run, four in the sixth and the fi nal run In the seventh for a total of 18. Safeway ' tallied lis final three runs in the Bixth. Score: R. 11. F.I Oakland 063 314 118 11 6 1 Safeway 400 1)03 0 7 9 10 ! Batteries: Reeves, Worthen and! llogan; D. Stevenson. Posev and Byrd. IIIUUIll NEW YOHK. Aug. 22. (AP) The Dally News says lhat "quiet but none the less frantic pleas by Insurance companies that the au thorities find 1-oiils (I.epke) Burn alter before his underworld foes locate bltn first brontrht the ama?- for Ul cart? Prl OmIm'i ttr, vi Ctrtnt m4r sarTVtrk i lerrv tlx dieif' " ! 1" rni n h,rlt ft.... tm . "( 'lite iikai(l tllir. ( 14 ttrtl nr,Hr w Mi raeiol itdJreH r ailtO. WWk Mtf bt ri)alrt4 Whtm Ing disclosure that New York's No. 1 fugitive carries approxi mately $l,U"tt,0n0 insurance on his precarious life." "Policies on the continued exist ence of Lepke. it was further re vealed, are held by more than half the leading Insurance companies I in me cay, me newspaper Bays. I "With a price of $3o,0u0 on his head dead or alive they are nuaiu L.Ctnr lieu HQ IB Ilgeiy U take an abrupt turn for the worse at any moment. "U'nat makes it worse Is that the policies are airtight. The in surance companies have tried vainly to find some technicality under which they could cancel them tbem but In taklug out tho Insurance Lepke made sure there were no loopholes. "Lepke used his many (legit) fronts, as the underworld terms enterprises designed strictly for cover-up purposes, In his applica tions." FIRST COUNT, Fill! McMINNVILl.E. Ore., Aug. 22. (API Discovery of a certificate awarded In 1855 today brought forth Yamhill county's claim to the first county fair held In Oregon. The certificate was won at La Fayette in October. 1855, four year? before Oregon became a alale. 1 1 was unearthed In a Portland an!! que ahop by H. P. Taylor. Portland, Oregon history researcher for a project under the sponsorship of Dr. Burt Brown Barker, vice nresi- dent of the University oi Oregon. Claims to the first countv fair In Oregon hitherto have been push ed joinly by Marion and Clacka- mas counties. Both have claimed falre held in 1857 as th" flrsu The Yamhill fair . award was made to John G. Barker, nroniln- ent 1843 nloneer in Yamhill cnn. ! executive. REFUGEES BEACH SHIP, SWIM ASHORE JERUSALEM, Aug. 22. (API Flying the blue and white Zionist flag, the refugee ship Partia was beached by her all-Jewish crew on Tel Aviv's saudy shore early today with 870 paBsengera, mainly refu gees from Germany and Czecho slovakia. As soon as the ship was beached about 125 passengers leaped over board and swam ashore. They were given first aid and breakfast at a bole). Police and troops then began dls- eiiioai-King tne reat of the refu gees, who said they bad been sail mg 11 weeks without a captain but iin uieir own crew, with the ex ception of the sick, all aboard will bo transferred today to a concen tration camp. DRESS CLEANUP Onr complete line of finer dresses to JI.9X values at 83c. Silks, rayon, flue sheers, etc. Mnsiiv ji o numbers. Buy now ami s.ve nJ.- half. Can's. (Adv.) Taylor's Extract NO. 15 gLW'nS' sags OAK The greatest known remedy for Inriamation of overv alnd anil rl,aru.-t.-r. Non liijur ou to the liui, ,iui tlsHue. stain, less Mmiufiu-turcd In Uusebiii-g for forty yenrs. llnrrow a llltle from yuur neighbor In ho cmer 'Hired and sold v TAYLORS KPWII'Il- 1-O.M-rA.N, 218 l-:st loiiglaS direct, next to t'liristhut s e I c n c o Church near Court House. Webes Bakery Announces It's sera " Good For You No Acid Reaction Standings By Ihe Asmx luterl Press National League W. I.. Pel Cincinnati .. .7n .6SS St. Loula 65 46 66 ChilBBO 63 63 .543 Brooklyn f.6 54 .5u9 1 New Vork 56 5"i .505 PltmburEh . ..51 58 .46 Boston . 47 2 .551 Philadelphia 35 73 JI2I American League Sew York 7!l 31 .!)! Boston 71 41 .634 Chicago ..6S it .533 Cleveland . .. 59 64 .522 Detroit SS 55 .51l Washington 5il 67 .427 Philadelphia 39 74 .845 St. Louie 33 77 .300 Pacific Coast League Seattle . 8g 57 .60" Los Angeles 79 86 .545 Sun Pranclsi-o 75 67 .52S Sacramento -.73 72 .6HJ Portland 66 76 .4115 Hollywood J 66 79 .455 San Diego ...66 8(1 .462 Oakland . 65 81 .145 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SAYE MONEY Order Green Slab Wood Now There is still time to let the summer sun dry it for winter's use. 4' Green Slabwood, cord $2.00 16" Green Slabwood, load $3.00 16" Dry Slabwood, load 4.50 Planer Ends and Mill End, 2 loads $8.00 Single loads $4.50 Lay in your winter's supply of sawdust now ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. PHONE 282 Night Limited Leaves ! 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