Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 21, 1939, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX 1TO3EEURC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1939. ' RUMANIAN PREMIER VICTIM OF MURDER front in .. from pnee 1) riritih-d ha t hi'.st unci uIhIoiih-ii from idi lo nidi, lie was killed instantly. The bIkjN were fired at I'tfHi p. in. Hui-lmn-rtt time H:lu a. in., R S. T.). Assasaint Arrested Klpht of Hie ullef.ed uhbiihhIiih nnd acfonipliceH have been li'sted. The tioohrt were called to Hiirronnd ilieir cells and public bitildiiiKH and to Kiuud Jit-uhiHi any aMwiinL al a iron p. While the UMiH.diiH were carry in? out l heir aH.sinment anoilii'i band of armed, masked men -)zed the Hticbarest radio station, utioot iiiK and woimrilnK Um; announcer ami intenillitiiiK the ncheduled prrrrnm. Then one of thorn announced that fuliiiescu had been killed In revolt. Police rushed Immediately lo the Hcene of tin Khootin;;, where two of the alleged kilieiK were ar rcHied. Meanwhile ttmnitiiiim an t hoi i IfeH miickly clainjied on rijrid cen Foif bin until all the factH were -i;ihlh tied. In'plomatH liei-e said they Inter preted the assassination of their premier as "highly signiticant just at the tnouieut when (Icrman and ftunni:ir. troops are approaching Hn mania's nortliei'ti frontier." "Maybe the murder of C'alinescu is only the beginning of Homethfng much bigger," one Kiimaniiin offi cial said. These Rumanians disclosed th liwharept govern menl had mip preHHed rigidly news of iron guard a ell a lion throughout Ku mania which ihey hiiM began as soon as (Jcnnan forces began their east ward march through Poland near the IfujiKinlan border. In reports of pro-nazl agitation in itumania it was recalled thai just yesterday a Kumanian official a I f 'ernau I i disclosed police a nested a group of Cerinuu residents of Un it o vina province on charge-j they plotted a revolt to Join C FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia - CCfH- IMS V M A&HVICC. IMC. T. M. KfC 0. M. 0".- C3 v J..!. .MUMS n -.. r-j W7 i NAZIS STILL BLAST AT CITY OF WARSAW (Continued from page 1.) tlnued to pour Into Hungary heron tlie advancing soviet troops who already had cut off Poland's acW to Kuinania. "If you get a raise here, you've got to be up on your toes." "Or step on somebody else's." iiffeeted to the core, our currents of commerce are changing, our minds are filled with new prob lems, our position in world affairs has already been altered." Monroe Doctrine Backed A moment later he asserted: "Fain seems now to compel us to assume Hie lank of helping to maintain In the western world a citadel wherein that clvlllatiou many 11 tuny be kept allv GERMANS EXPECT POLISH RESISTANCE TO DIE DOWN m-;nu.v, Sept. 21. ad tih army hiph command reported to day only four centers of resist ance to nai forces remained in Poland and (iermans expected they would fall without shilling. The command "s belief the re inaining resistance was negligible already had been indicated by tin departure for the western front of Col.-fien. Von ISrauchiisch, com mander of the (ierinuu army, to ' assume direction of the struggle I against Crent Hi itain and Fram e. fierman ot I leers indicated no I lightning strokes against these centers were planned, but rather. 1 since they are Hurrounded, that the feeling is time will work for Germany and the Poles will sur render. Think Warsaw Doomed One of the generals in Reichs fuehrer Hitler's entourage, dis- I cussing t he situation of Warsaw, said on Tuesday: "Our Fuehrer does not think it worth while to risk the life of a single Oerman soldier to take war saw, f'nt, off on all Hides it has 110 alternative save lo surrender. "Why, then, should we shell it and give food though unjustified to anii-Cerinan propaganda that we are firing on women and chil dren?" .Military men said the same feeling applied to the oilier re maining islands of resistance. Well-informed Iterlin sources at tributed (iermany's failure to de- no mention or resistance encoun tered In the latest advances, but estimated more than CO.uuo Polish troops bad been captured in the four days since the soviet army crossed the frontier. War materials seized by the slans was reported to Include 2s0 pieces of artillery and l'i airplanes. PLANES DUEL ON WESTERN FRONT AS BIG BATTLE LOOMS (Continued from page 1.) the .Moselle river. AIR VICTORIES CLAIMED BY BRITISH, FRENCH FLIERS PAI1IS. Sept. 21. (AP) .Military di. patches today reported French I'rit.;.h Liv pllats had brought down an undetermined number of (Jentian planes in t lie pasit few days in a series of victorious dogfights wilii Ccrman filers over the western front. French communiques, military sources said, have been limited (nly to those enemy planes which have fallen behind the French lines. They said the number of Ormans who crashed was known to ht "sub stantially more." (A Cerman hiVh army command communique issued today in iler lin reported eight enemy warplanes and three captive balloons shot down on the western front.) French "Threaten" War dispatches Haid the French army was threatening approaches to Zweibruecken, Oerinanv. at the upper end of the Biles river valley. These advices reported French advance units had fought numerous pitched Patties with German pa trols in the Zwoibrueckeu zone and further west, near Haarbruecken, another German city which the French were attempting to sur round. Zwefbruecken, about 16 miles from Saarbruecken, lies five mi led within Germany and Haarbruecken two miles. These reports Indicated each side was seeking prisoners In the gun brisiling zone between the northern reaches of the .Maginot and Sieg fried lines from whom to pry se crets of strategy and troop disposi tion. NEIGHBORS' NEUTRALITY SAFE. GOEBBELS ASSERTS IIKKMN, Sept. 21. (AF Pro paganda Minister Goebl elu tndav gave foreign correspondents a vig orous denial of allegations that Germany intended to violate the neutrality of Belgium, The Nether lauds or Luxembourg. "I t in in a position to give a categoric, unequivocal and uncon ditional denial." said the propa ganda minister in his first appear ance before foreign newspapermen since Germany started her in vasion of Poland Sept. 1. "The German government never had. does not have now nor in tends in the future to violate the neutrality either of Belgium, Hol land or Luxembourg" Roseburg Dairy Grade A Pasteurized and Raw Milk "Drink Milk for Health" Phone 186 Rose Junior Safety Council One 100 credit coupon with each sale up to 50c. One 500 credit coupon with each milk shake. Sullivan's Cafe PLOWING WEATHER! Farlv plowing and planting are pood crop insurance. Buy one of our rebuilt Model D tractors and do your work in half the time. The best buy on the market today. "See Us First We Can Save You Money" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-on. Exeh. ROSEBURG, OREGC the church Saturday afterno in at one o'clock with interment in the Murray cemetery. Her only sur viving fistir. Mrs. George (.'Mil ton, ami husband, and Mr. and Mrs. Al linker of ('oiiuiile attend ed the Heivice.4. A brother, Gil- liver Warsaw a knockout blow In rt Toon, of Klamath Falla. viisi:i desire to refrain from offending unable lo come. Other rel.it Ives world opinion whin: the I nit i coming for the services were .Mrs. sialen cougresH ifi considering . .hihiumii of Milwaukee, Mr. ..Milralll v nrohleins. Lee Johnston. Mih. Sadie , . nazl hoops In Poland arrived al I he the integrity and the witHv of the Itiimautaii frontier. j Americas these must be kept Galinescu freipienlly hud charged firm and serene." 1 Ibe jinn guard wan financed and' Thus the president, fur some of j riven orders by Merlin. bis audience, gave reassurances King Also in Peril. that Hie Tufted Slates wo.ihl j CnliiieHcii became head of fhetdand firmly behind Hit Monroe' government March '.Ul. W.'.ti, mic-l doelrine. feeding Ihe lute Dr. Miron ('hrlstea.! I Ma message also gave his back ing lo Ihe neutrality proposals patriarch of Die Itiimauian church, who had created a national govern ment. On Jimp 17 police announced Unit iron giiardisls had planned to an- KUHHliiah) CiilineHcit its well uh the king wilh hand grcmul track. I we That plot waH said to have been''"1' organized lo avenge the death of traiiHinilted lo congress al its las session by Secretary I full. Opponents Map Battle licfnre Mr. KoimeveM drove Ihe capitol to fuldroBH the cou nt a racn gn-ss, caned together only seven I weekH alter adjourning Ihe legil- I session, 17 senatniH opposed repeal of Hie arms embargo , 'II... neuee and daiiL'liter. Mildred, of Portland.! Mr. and Mis. Story lies and Mrs.; Lizzie Murray of Roseburg. I Have Thrush and Mi mm Mary Thrush went lo Marsh Meld Ti i-' day and broimlil Mrs. Moi l is Thrush and Intanl sou home. Mrs. Allen Church and Mrs. I''rauk Church visited I riends at I lava Creek Thursday ami also got holt lo can. M r. and Airs. Ken net li Hoar of Portland lire visiting al the home of Mr. and .Mrs. ChnrlcH Cleveland. M ( ISCOW. repl - 21. f AP) ed iheir hold on eastern Poland to Soviet Hiissi:-n fnrceK slreilglheii day as cominunioues remitted ne.v advaiicea by Ihe red army along a u hie from . A Kussiau communique made Corneliu Codreiiini. iron .-. 1.....1. met In plan their Htralegy of oppn- er who wan killed i r.Uiri.i Isition to revision of the neutral-I lempt to escape primm on Novem-''tv 11,1 , . . iM.r 'pi 1 Itenublicans present included ( filiucHcu had been one of King Carols inafnsiayH In effecting gov ernnieiital chaugeH under which the king became a virtual diclaior. CallneHcu was compai nllvly young lor Hie premiership - -pf. lie lost (he Hight id' one eye when he was rour yenrH old. A iuiiko minlook acid for eyewnHh. ROOSEVELT URGES EMBARGO LIFTING (Continued from tuwro li which Ihese "safeguards" should be set up "ho long lis the method chosen will meet Ihe needs of new and changing day (o day situa tions and dangers," "To those who Hay (hat this pro gram would Involve a slep toward war on our pari," Hie chief execu tive asserted, "l reply Dial it offers far greater safeguards than we now poHsens or have ever posses sed to protect American lives and property from danger. "It ts a positive program for giv ing salely. This means less like- lihnnd of incidents and coulrover sies w li lilt lend to draw us Into conflict, as ihey did in the last var. "There lies Hie road to pence." Alter relating steps already taken lo strengthen Hie mil inn's defenses, Mr. Hnosevelt said he waw no 'd for additional legis lation nor lor lurther .'ecuiive ac tion nailer his proclamation of a It lulled state ot national emer gency. Ml ltuof.evel said Ihe executive bram li uf the e.ovcrnmenl bad done its utmost, within a tindilhm al policy of non Involvement, "to aid in averting the present appal Hug war." 'Having llius striven and fail ed." he said, "this government niUHt lose 110 lime or effort to keep Ihe nation hom being drawn into the war." I lore he predicted nuecess "in these efforts." War Effect Unavoidable Heloie closing. Hie piesidelit c pressed his desire to he a hie lo "oiler Ihe hope tint the shadow ov er the world fmhl svv Hth pass." Put he naid: "I cannoi. The hu In compel my slating, w It h ctinlor, I hat daiker periods may lie ahead. ' Mr. linosi'vclt :;aid the ilKt.-.'rr nbioad Was lint id Ameiliaii mak ing, bill thai "w e I i Mil out selves HELP KIDNEYS PASS 3 PINTS A DAY Poftma hit v your klilnm i-..iitmii !. hh!m ol I tti y tu Inn or tlti-r win ) li'lp to piKify On IiIhihI itii'i krri n li)-iili)iy lnhii"ii trinnvf rtira niIiIn niuI ii)iiiiniii nnatf from viH 1ixm1. Tlivy help mutt iif t" nlxuit ;t jiiiiti ft tiny. Ulirn illixnlrr nl kiitncr funHion iiMinUi pi'iioiiuiii innMrr to ti-innih in vour )1ikI, iI iv.ny rfttiae n:iuitil lim liMi-lii1, rtirumwlii' Irg imillM, In of ). ftlid IITKV, 1ft I mi till Inalila, iwrlllii. piillitii-M utxler id rit licml mvim ami tlmiurt. tfc-uirnl or iity u mr wiltt ii.rlin mul lniniin .tiiifOinra Iikhb llirrc i tuiirlliing wrung Willi iuf il.htt-ta r I.U.I-Irr. H..ii't Ah teiir ilninit for H..n'i I'll In, umhI h.i. -rroMftiflv tV milli.'iu t.T -t 40 vwlt. I li"t ilvt ('nei'V rrlirf ami will hrlp (! J ft ti . i lr it Itiliic) IiiIt rlii-b out i.'Uuui DMtl fiutu yuur iiliKxl, list 1'uaU 1'ilU. Itorah of Idaho, Vandenherg of Mi I'higan. Nye nf North Dakota. John son of California, Gurucy of .North Hakota, Tobey of New llainpHhlie, Iianaher of Connecticut, and Cap per of Kansas. Democrat a presenl were Chirk oT MIhsouiI, McCarran of Nevada, 1 loir of West Virginia, ami Hulow of Soulll Dakota. Olhei'H were Shipsiead and Luudeen, farmer laboilleH of MlnueKota. and La Kollette, Wisconsin progressive. CAMAS VALLEY Stock and Bond Averages I FOR YOUR TAXI i Phone 21 ! CAMAS VAI.LKY. Sept. SI. N'oal llrown put n new shingle loot oil Ihelr barn last week. Krnesl : Wheeler and Paul l-aue bellied j htm. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Slandlev. nnd two dauchlers. Doiolliv and 1 tunny Jean, are slaying for a i while al the linine of Mr. Stand i lev'H brolher. Noble Slandlev. Work al Itvdeivvood. Wash, whei Ihey have I n for several veai', has eloscd down tor a while. Mr I Slalldley is woi king at Slein's I Gap lor Stamllcy pros, duriim liis 1 Slav h"ie. Tin' rlrls have entered; hmh school. Dorothy as a junitn. and Poiinv Jean as a Ireshman Vina Haldwin. dauhler of Mr and Mrs. Itay Haldwin. has re lurned lo Salem Hits fall to at tend III.' s'liool for the blind. Mrs Charles Crouch and daugh ter Phyllis are sllll in Dal. land. Calif. Mrs. Crouch is havnu some iU iilal work done and will be compelled to Slav lor some time vet so I'll V 11 Is has entered school (here. John SWcitz is repaintim: the A .1 Si a ml ley home and Mv lug Ihe outbiiihliims a second coal Funeral services tor the' late Mrs. Hhuda Murray were held al Compiled bv the Associated Press Sepl. -I: :tn i"i ir. iii) Ind'is IHCs Hi's Kl'ks Thursday 7(1. n 22..1 .'IS.Ii fi3.() I'rev. day 7T..1 2 1. ft :ts.u r2.1 Monili ago ... iH.:t Hi ii :iti s -irt.:E Year imn illl.L' 1 7 .) It I li lll.ti l!:!!i hi.-h . . 77. n 2:!. Bui r.:s I I low . rvs ir. 7 T::.7 -I t . BONDS 'Jo in in in L'H's Inil'bt PCs Fun. Thursday .... iio.7 U1 2 !H!.7 II." Prev. day . . liilTi !)7.l 51 IJ.l! Month ago .. M :t 1S.S 'if, ft f:..7 Year uko ... M. 7 H7.7 HI ti ti'.i 1'XMI high .... (il.il tnn.S H7.r. lil.o pi:tii low . . . r,:t.l ila.S ill', I 42..1 New lows. Model Bakery's 'Gcrrracko' Wheat Germ Bread 1. Contains the whole germ of natural wheat RICH IN VITAMINS B, E and G. 2. 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The only way to get slips like these to sell for 77c is to have them made ! And that's what we did ! We bargained for the Hems of 2 inch wide lace. We fought for the bows and the lace-trimmed bodice! And carefuily specified the embroidered slip with the 3 length hem and tailored slips, too! They're better rayon sin, bias cut to fit without a ripple! 32-44. WHILE THEY LAST! Sato! iEcilcd Corselet ii"'. . r Regularly 1.98 Lower priced than they've been in a year ! Fine bro caded rayon and cotton faille with a determined inner belt to hold you in firmly! Boned back! 34-48. in T1 i-- Look smart on a budget! (iav .Moderns" ai vvarai ror oniy 5T Per for. net! suedes trimmed with patent or alltKator-g rained calf ! l)oens of stunning Fall styles! n i mi liifrocliieiiisf "DEHSTYLES" Your shoes must be prettier than ever this Fall ! Wear our high-riding ebony suede pumps trimmed with patent, alligator-grained calf . . . silky braid . . . dressmaker tucks and pleats! Wear the new "Dutch Boys," spectators, spats! "DEBSTYLES" give you highest fashion for 2.98! Aleef Our Dashing New "Spur (-Vogues" For Women and Girl! j Imagine genuine Goodyear Welt black ruffie oxfords at 1.98! And brown ruffie "Dutch Boys", Mm I M 0 NTCp MERY WAIRHD li Cy lti tSngi yow want today pay in convenient monthly initall-r-end on Wot Jt Povfnt Plan. Any $10 purchaie oofi an o(cwl. 315 No. Jackson St. vr al ror ,.d, al War... Ovf Catolo, Ord.r S.rk. brmg. Telephone 95