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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, 'THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1940.
ATTACK Oil AMERICA!
Startling Expoco of U. S. Lock or DertfiM
By
GENERAL ARED WHITE
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT' 8
HAPPENED'
lriiireiHioU Aiiuifcti In uml'r at
luck by Mfxicmu forcen diifoted by
.Mililury U'-uder V a II J.Htituk.
WhxIiIhkIuu l bombed and the
pntttldeiit Ih killed.
GKNKKAL HAWK, vhlvl of
stuff of l lm IT. S, army.
COMJKKI, PIsAUU'IMj, lilef of
l'. 8. military fnU'lllge in.
CAPTAIN HKNNJNO, IT. S. Intl
liKt'iK officer working In WhhIiIiik
loii to uncover Vun lliiHHuk'n Hpic.
The country Ik puuic-nti ieken. Mo
blliziition in Iohh than onefonitli
couuiletti. '
CHAITKIt XIV
"Klcvpntb'n men tire bliiK va
riiftUtd to Kan Antonio, Captain,"
the oiitjioul coiiim tinder advised.
"Colonel DtMin was killed, total
ciiHttaltli'fi over linen humlroil
men. Hut maybe that'H not too bad
when you consider our border cav
alry wan . all gobbled The
twuirtti and fifth are mill UglitliiK
It out, but they haven't any moro
t'hance than Cimter bad. Krom all
roennmilHKHiicu rejioilH, we'll bo
attuckfil In force here before many
bourn nana. All ilKht, lioll, tt
rollltiK-"
In WitHblnRton, Captain JlenuliiK
KH'tit a tj!epleBH niKbttnure of u
(i it'll t on the asHlKinnent from KIiik
w III of olif fiving iianloKtrlckeii
KireeU. He ttuw wllh autlKrautbni
the break of tb day which had the ,
effect of reducliiK the reign of ter-1
ror of tbo bourn of ilnrhutma. I
I Jay break find extiausilon v en I or
cd Home (lKie ol rtuitiim. People
moved abuul now at, if Hlunneil,
but frtim lime to time looking loar
fully Into the.KkUH or utralultiK
at vry word, of radio loudapnak
or that had leii put In Horvlce
on principal vtretMa.
Traffic Jama had bneu redue.e!,
HtHady itreama of calm and cjmh
wefe pominii out of the city on nil
roada, ThouHandx flocked alxait
the railway Mai Ion olamoiiiiK for
HtiuulhiK apace on any train that
led uway from Vt'Hwtiliiflton, Kali
roud companies wore runnliiK
traliiH out on all track every few
in lumen, undue every piece of avail
able equipment.
Extra edittoiiH of newapapera
burnt into the ntreeln at ittHiueiit
Jntervaln. Texan Invaded. KxIiiih
inutfKed Idaek beadliiiHn over niea
Ker diiMiaU'lien fruui Han Antonio.
Vun Jlanaek wh jiiovIdk north In
three column. American infantry
uud ouvalry were IlKhllnu him at
the Klo Onuulo. Ainerlcun am-ond
dlvlaion uua movliiK Kotttb to re
pel the invasion.
Another extra dunned out.
AY a alt I na. ton nafel HennlnK lead
eagerly. It had bwm an KIukwIII
guenned. The nlht t aide in had
planuwj a iHtlUflJitK XicUl. itticK of
here and there an needed.
"Hut unyhow, come what may
with the future," KlaKwIII went on
with a nnrdouic grin, "the chief
bun Jnal made one teu-ntrike of a
decmiou. 'iu io iuin v"?
chmI iiiiiittiiv Htaiid down around
'Fort Worth, which la about us far
an Van HanneK wuui.l (in re iu ku iu
any event."
1'liiKwill bolted h aandwich and
waHhed it down with a cup of cof
fee, than pulled hlrnnelf up to his
denk.
"I've two reportK that will Inter-
ent yon. Heiinlng, ne fliinomiceu
abruptly. "Klrnt, we've a tip from
Ashland Tops All
Auto Entry Ports
Production Credit Attn.
Will Moot In Roseburg
The
Kiiiitr army wan lowly to entrain
tor conwiilrutiiMi pulnta from its
I'urrluiiK net work of auiull nrri
xtm .whoHP location hml been dic
tated hy ilimiilwiH of commerce
and conei-eHHinen ruther than by
the neccaaltlea of military truinhiK , London that tbe coalition eaplon-1
iu the vital teain ulay or large !I1KP aygiom In the Ignited States ta
nulla. 'orKHiilxed to comiiletely wreck our j
Plana were being laid fur a call Inriiiatrjul orsanizutluli. Thai mere- ,
for Gihi.muu volunteera. That would ily (Mifiruia what wed Kueaaen
have to wall action by coiiKieaa, long ko. They bIho aunKeat that
t...t .xuiui in. iImihohIiwI un. Die eitemv ealiiontme haa Iih bead
on to no the limit. A draft army uuartera In New York, dlaitulawl
of a million men would come next, laa aome lame corporation, no de-.
A lor miMlel ll equipment, that ; talla available, hecono, l nave po
would uuve ui wait. There ivould ; altlve Information that Vau lias
he no such thiiiB aa liuyiui! 11 In ck hoinbiis had ground llaiaon
.'I-I.....U mill l.'i.iii.url uviiii In Can- Iu Washington last night. Light alg-
acla. an at the time of the world , nala were flashed from the area
war. A year, or two years, niigntior tne wnne houso iuiuh u.
elapae befolu Indualrial juobill.a- , lahls." , !
Ilou, the couniry's own resources. Helming aUMed. Into hla mind :
could provide anything more than flushed Captain Klucki-s cryptic
the crudeat necessities or combat, i statement ai ine niwimn.,.
ii ii i-.i..p u-ui- i.hb in th nrrlnif - iM-omtitlv he decided against re-;
the country would have to depend ioiung mis conversation tor hit
npiiu the massexl valor of its Ulan-illme-lielng. Ho gave Klagwlll n
power to take unequal red Joasesinei aecuuni ot in uiscuvei;
anil drive through at all costs. the Auatriau captain und t olotiel
Th erallous aectlou waa pre- 'K' '
paring Ita tlrat inoveineut r avail- -"' """ "'
able troopa to Texas. The army's ,r , ... .tarlll
. .u,""!?:ri. said his eyes anapplng. "I ll as-
u N IZ , Inoienreac , Y " "ot
SAl.KM. Jan. 17. f API Sixty
rtve per cent of non-resident auto
mobiles entering Oregon In l!i:t!j
came from California and Wash
ington. Secretary of State Shell
said today.
Non-resident nglstrations total
ed 1 4'J, :.!:. Including cii,:i from
California ami 2K.4HO from Wash
lligtou. The total waa 7.5K per
cent above that of Hi.'IS. but slight
Iv lielnw the record of 155.131 set
In 1 o::7.
About 'i per cent of Lhe cars
came from north central states,
in per cent from uiountaiu states.
2.51 per cent from the North At
lantic states, 2.511 per cejit from
the south central group and l.OK
per cent from the South Atlantic
states.
The city or Ashland led all jHirta
of entry with 27.017 cars, followed
If Cave City 2U.9I7. Hrooklugs
lL'.r.f,!!. Grants Pass. H.574. Umatilla
fl.!M.ri, Medtord 0,1 90. Klniuatli Kails
ti.tiiO, Arlington 5.725, Portland 5.
444 aud Heml 5.:i3.
Mcjrotd Production Credit
aaaih.i.'.liwr tU! held i!i r!?h
nual meeting In Itoseburg Tuesday,
January 311, Secretuiy Treasurer
j Hrou if. Starcber announced tliiB
wk. Only - 'iislde siieaker schetl
uled ia J. W. ilrudley, secretary of
the Produc-lion Cridll curcoraliou
of Spokane.
Auiiual reports of the asaocia
tion's business will be made. The
association servos 115 members in
IJouglas, Ccoa, Curry, Josephljio
and Juekwn cxMtuties In Oregon.
During lilSil it loaned approximate
ly ViUV.iujO f ir crop and llvesouk
production in that urea.
Two directors will also be elect
ed. The terms of lieu Hilton, Jose
phine county, ami Dave Huaeubark,
Douglas county, will expire at the
aumia! meeting.
Italy Warned To Be
Ready To Go To War
Mr. Tison Here A. S. Tlaon, ol
Tiller, una a bualneHa visitor in
Hnne Imrtr - yesterday.
Leave for Cave Junction Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Bou-eruian and
I daughter und Mm. ilowermau'ti
uiuuier, mih. j. f, rteiueion, jeu
Wedueaday for Cave Junction near
the Oregon caves, where Mr. liow
erman has been transferred by the
U. S. foreal service. Mm. Nettle-
ton plana to return to Koseburg
Saturday.
ROMK. Jan. 17. i API Ettor
Mutl, secretary ol the fascist party,
warned Italians today that they
might be compelled "at any mo
ment" to fls lit In the European
war.
Hla warn ins was published after
a conference with party leaders
from 2t provinces.
The communique advised the
Jtaljan people not to he too greatly
impressed by "the recent demon
strations of International sympa
thy." (Evidently a reference to the
friendly altitude displayed toward
Italy by France and Great Britain
since their war with Germany be
gun.) "There Is no need to lull oneself
with the Illusion that Italy's pre
sent situation with resard to war
may last forever," Mutt declared.
"I-'ascist Italy may face the neces
sity aud .duty at any moment or
picking up arms."
NOTICE
V V W nioAlu tnltiifhl at fi
o'clock at K. P. hall. All members
I requested. to attend,
j itav Taunluud, Commandant.
."TOE (A,V-'
Say$ HUie, th famotu Borden com:
Sweet moo-sic lo a molher'i ear the purity and
digestiliilily of evaporated milk made by Borden's
It's irradiated with the sunshine Vitamin D, and
was accepted in by the council
on Foods of the American Medical
Association. Do buy ill Do try it!
A Norlhweil I'roduct
ed oil other troops pending all estl-
arreHtlng them lust night. Hut
,,,li. ,J lhe whole luisslble imcr ! now you tin gel evui uhiik emu .111.1
was now In process. - . , ., - . .. ,
Inevitably the Texas Job would " " - r...
. A,.,0,l,. il.ir.l ,.. away iioin i ii" ."
(ir tuut force tbo available re- "'"1 ib" ,""ll,l"n "ly '"" tBn
r U M uM ill I ".or. danwroa. In the long
ft. bring the second division to I1 '''" 1V" " l"t
the uew reduce.1 war strength ,if i '"" 1"v,a"1"1- ,.,,,
the tesl maneuver, of the past I ( I o be continued)
two years. The second long ago
had stripped the scattered regular j
gurrlxona of Wyoming. Oklahoma. ,
t'ulorado, North Carolina and
Texas.
There remained the national !
ODDITIES
guard components of the third
army. The Ihlrty-slxtli. Texas na
tional guard, was hurrying two re
giment and one of artillery Into
tbe fight in front or San Antonio.
Tho reuiH luder of t he dl vision
would concentrate al Kort Worth.
The third's three other national
Illy the Associated Press)
Mere Shadow of Self
PITTHIU'IKlll Two months ago
i'-yenr-old Thomas Xikln weighed
:t5 pounds. "It took two men to
help me on my feet."
fc Convinced "there was only one
guard divisions, all at peace thing to do," he decided to abstain
streiiKth of approximately eight 1 from candy and other fattening
thousand men each, would require foods.
several days for concentration. The : -Now he weighs 2Hfi and Is work
thirtieth division must be ussem j ing toward an even 2i)U. "I'm never
bled front scattered cities of (ieor hungry anymore."
gla. North Carolina, South Caro- ;
Una, Ibirty first Aib As0 5ick
was mobilizing Iu Alaliaiuii, J- lor-
Ida. iMInslHsippi anil Loi-lslann, the j TAl'TOX. Unas.- Kalph I'ovur.
lorty firth In Cnlnratlo, Oklahoma. "r Vm1 I'rovidonce, It. I., charg
New Mexico mid Arizona. ed with speeding told JtliUe Wil
li waa nine o'clock before t'o. Hani .1. Davison he waa 1 uahlng aid
unci Plug-will stamped In rrom lh : to a sick cow.
chler of. stuffs office. His lace j He waa lined $5.
Was aahen and lined, but bis level
Iuhiilw u .Tiueijii oji-ui. JMtcit ,UI 1 , . , , , , ,., , 0 . . A i
ll.u V4-,,uim .rKraomhwt Jl'HPkt fy- ated vi all y. Klag- Out of Order
Iioui Nashville, The tiling had
been cauioutlaged as a new all"
ways enterprise, had even been fos
tered by ambitions uud unsuspect
ing chambers of commerce.
Vhen (ho bombers and their con
voys of fighting craft had put down
In fill their tanks after bombing
Washington, a few mounted ma
chine guns had kept curious na
tives away. The nlrcraft had tak
en all personnel off at resuming
their flight back to .Mexico. An
other raid on Washington would be
impossible unless attack could be
launched from sea.
Heimlng moved down Pennsyl
vania avenue. A platoon of mar
tnus walled off lhe white bonne.
Krom a distance he could see the
yttAvnlug crater that had engulfed
tbo roof of the main building and
given to war its grimmest cas
ualty. There was a huge crater
in the street, another Just off Sev
enteenth slreet back or the white
house. I'uipably thai building had
been the target of Van llassek's
nUy Jackals, the president's death
I heir obJe!ive.
That subdued hum of relentless
activity filled lhe .Muulllous build
ing. Faces were lined and gray
from strain and fatigue, but eyes
burned from smudgod sockets With
Hiern resolution.
Colonel Klu i; wilt was not in his
orflce. He had been called for an
other conference with lieuerul Ha
gue. Ucnuiug, as he waited, check
ed through tbe Intelligence, sum
maries, compiled by assistants,
from hundreds if lelemnins nnd
messages on the state ot tbe realm.
The night's panic bail swept tho
whole country. In lhe midwest
there bad been incredulity al first.
The whole thing seemed ton incon
ceivable. Invasions, bomber raids,
were an Intangible atrocity occur
ring to distant peoples and record
ed iu dispatches. Those Inexplic
able atrocities belnned lo tho
black pages of Shanghai, Canton
and Madrid.
Already lhe hue and cry was ris
ing west of the Alh'ghenies sharp
on lhe heels of lhe Mint hysterical
waves ot teat. Whal ol the ariny?
Why hail our aimed tones been
ciuiKlit napping' Why hadn't the
raklors been detected and shot
down? What was the matter wllb
thjO Culled States army Unit such
a thing c.uii Id happen? Was our
nlj' aervlce asleep al the switch,
along with the generals in Wash,
ing ton?
,111 New York there hnd been :i
major panic that for a time snrued
oilt of control of the police. Scoies
tif people hud been killed uud Injur
ed by trariic out of cunt tot un pro
pfe fled tho city. Ten-i id timus
mfds had taken refuge In subways
Tunnels under the Hudson li.nl
bdeii Jh turned by people. The 1Mb
InTHtitry had been rushed in from
Korl Jay to help' the police vesture
oiiler. Roads and trains leadlm;
wst nnd north were Ja mined by
fleeing people despite incessant
broadcast - of ifMissiiraiice iluii
New York whs ante from air raids
for the lime being.
,Tbt first reports of moblllxatlon
of J army ami national guard were
pmirlmr in. Mobilization n lets
H4111 ontvfuurth complete, 'l he te-
.'..ill .1... l..t,. l.lu .l.,il.. )(..lifrl
riireMo a.id lolled back H,r .'J'TA. Mo.-Tho family
brief relaxation fro... the tension " l,u H",uml "llitV ll1,t to
of the past lew hours,
Whal an Inuloilous tanglu!" he
uutteied lo Itennlug w Ith a tor
mented shake of bis head. "Which
way to turn, that's the question be
deviling all of us."
. "I'vo been .reading thii reports
ami recommendations of tho stall'
sections, sir," Ilontilng unswered.
"Mobilization seems to be mov
ing rlglM along and the panic Is
cooling oft. even in Washington."
Mrs. Fred L. Hudson.
Suddenly tho flywheel flew apart
aud pieces tore through (he floor.
Mrs. Hudson si. tiered u broken
heel and cuts and torn ligaments
In her had.
Narrow Escape
SAUNA. Kans.-.J. W. Ulevius
fell falnl as be drove home.
lie pulled over to the curb and
turned off tbe Ignition. Paralyzed
by l arbou monoxide- t;is. he sal for
"Mobilizing In one Ihlug. fighting Ibree hours uuabie lo signal pass
ajiolber." Khigwlll snapped out., jug motorists or lo open the win
"Ily tonight, when tbe second gels dow.
cracked at San AnlofTlo. the whole j Klmilly his sou, alarmed when
cminlry will be howling Tor action. h. ,M ,mt vmiw home, searched
The howl for unll-alren.fi is al- . ihe streets and round him.
rei.dy pouring In and every one ;
of our (en regiments: of nnli-
alrcratt Is short something, a bat
levy or two. n lull battalion, or es
sential equipment. Not (o men
tlou ammunition Massing all of
Portales, N. M.. has u whlttlers'
bench with a sign over It that
reads: "If you are under fid years
oi age don t sit here. Kellred cut-
It tonether wnubln't prolecl San """" '' ( " pioneers
Antonio and New Orleans, not to "V "n"'nB 1,H twl,y P"Mw
miMilluu Wasblugtttu. New York
when winter becomes too bluste
Roseburg Dairy
Grade A Pastcurixtd and
Raw Milk
"Drink Milk for Health"
Phone 186
and way points. The only bright 11" " 1 lu " "'
st Is our air aervice. Wore shov
ing lu as much ot it as we dan1,
hi.) our planes will lako an uwiul
drubbing from Van Ilassek'a auti
aircJHll'' An orderly came In with a jug
of hot col lee and some sand
wiches. Jleniilng drained a cup ol
collee.
"The big ttuuble is. we don't
know, yet whal we're np against
und ,w.e've gut to pbiy a cautious
game. If all we bad to consider
was Van Hassek. we'd tush troops
in there aud give Mm his lesson In
a very few weeks, What the pub
lic will not be able to understand,
nor e cn congress, Is that we've
got to use most of our peace
strength army as a framework .or
building a national army. What a
I'tty we haven't got our army con
cuitratcd lu division Mml highly
niMtorlaed so we t-oiibl shove ((
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TAXI
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St.MMrS (i sun
. " 'j FLOUR
f .. m Casris, gfl )A
j taomaan I 9 ib$ ylyy
iwljfj 'I Umpqua Chief, 9m
VT Ii ,,lbs V07
I NAIrEl3itAT 1 'I
'"!!!,Mllll'tl Pher's Blend, j AA
igJLJ 4,lbs yw
mm
we're hsvinq our big White Goods Sale loo! A "Slock-Up" op-
(jorrunlly for you on many leading staple itemt. Specials in other de
partments as well.
SPECIALS FOR
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
January 19th and 20th
TELEPHONE
' 522 or 3?
MAYONNAISE Qurtjar 33c
Mckenzie -
STRING BEANS No 2n, , 25c
BAKING POWDER 33c
TOASTED CRACKED
ROLLED WHEAT 21b Pk9 19c
ORANGE JUICE 4.o, ean 39c
PANCAKE FLOUR 9 lb . ck 49c
CHASE & SANBORN
COFFEE Lb. tin 25c; 2 Ib 49c
DRIED APPLES Wb Pkg 25c
SWIFT'S FORMAY SHORTENING, 3-lb. tin 45C
BORENE WASHING POWDER, large package 25C
WHITE STAR TUNA FISH, !i's IOC
SOFT AS SILK CAKE FLOUR, large package , 25c
HENNIiiGER'S DELUXE COFFEE, Lb, 19c
AIRMAIL COFFEE, Lb. ISC
NORMANDIE TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls 25
(Utility Cloth Free)
MATCHES, 6 boxes... 2 .......13C
SUGAR, 10-lb.clofh sack 49C
CRACKERS, 2-lb. box 13C
Crystal White Soap, 5 bars ISC
Scoco Shortening, 16-lb. pail $1.98
Chocolate Cherries, Mb. box 17c
ARIZONA SWEET
Grapefruit Juice, tall can, 4 for 25C
STANDBY i
Chicken Noodle Soup, 2 cans 15c
Deviled Meat, quarters, 6 cans 19C
Marshmallows,Mb.Pkg. 10c
TO IV1AKE YQUn&lfa&
LETTUCE
Large heads . . 5c
TOMATOES
Fresh. 2 lbs. .
EGG PLANT
CARROTS
GRAPEFRUIT
ORANGES
PARSNIPS Ji,,,
POTATOES
Largo size, each
3 bunches wuiivihu
for ..........
Ktsntsjh No. ft. 50 lbs.
25c
10c
IOC
25c
25c
10c
49c
PSD OH IK
I Borden's Milk
Tall Can
4for
25c
PORK ROAST
PORK STEAK
Nico and lean,
center cuts, Ib.
15c
18s
Grain fed porkers, Ib. AW
VEALSreAK. 19c
AOM SwIft.s sugar curc(f ,b 1
BEEF ROAST c.lt ,b 10c
BEEF STEAK ss,b 15c
SWISS STEAK ,c;u; T;d- 19c
COTTAGE ROLLS lk 19C
S'.'t's sugar cured, half or whole.
Elliotts Beauty Shop
CREASON BLDG.
SPECIAL FOR JANUARY 19 . 26
OIL PERMANENTS SLSOANDUP
CALL 532 FOR APPOINTMENT
THRIFT
DEPARTMENT
Low Prices on Toiletries
and Remedies
50c BARBASOL .. 39C
25c DR. CARTER'S
LIVER iA,
PILLS 19C
$1.00 IRONIZEO oil
YEAST 09C
25c ASPIRIN Mt.
TABLETS, 50's .... 1VC
60c BROMO iA
SELTZER 49C
30c VICKS mpjA
VATRONOL 4C
40c ALKA Aft
SELTZER 49C
35c CASHMERE
BOUQUET 0,t
LOTION 35 C
20c COLGATE'S
TOOTH 4QA
POWDER XOC
SM MINERAL
9on $129
10c CASHMERE BOU
QUET SOAP. 4
2 tor 17C
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