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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1940
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GENERAL
WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED
' VAN IIASKKK. Mexican military
dictator, (1 (reels ulr and hind ul
tucks on u niir-artl America. Air
raids ate reported from Now
k-atiH. t.alvostpn, San Antonio and
Iuuh(oii. The white Iiouko in
U'ashinutou in hum bed and tho
fuesldcnl is liillod. . .
I CKXKUAIj IIACU'IO n chief- or
itnlf of the 1 9. ariuy.
; (;i:NEICAL MOM-:. division com
tuander, in Texas. Mobilization Is
Incomplete and the country 1b
r
iiumc-HincKen.
CHAl'TKK XV
Genera) Mole eat In tin- hoi
ViHIor of Itls command post which
jiad heVh dug by enttinwra into
Jhn revcrs-- slope, of a fcrjuaj ridge,
lit puffed gluiiih! at the altib of a
i-lKJtn as he o .(Served Ihe . arrival
if his ri'iniftiial and battalion
J-OmniaiideiB wlunn. ho .had huiii
liuiucd tl'oin over his buttle pusl
Jtiou. ,
fc" .f'lnnrii Roari'd overhfritd, Aiheri-
a n combat planes covt'Vhii; his pit
i(lon Wains!, air aClaek. ; Krom
Jllmo- t(t time aii' observation, plane
!rtaflhd low wit h n dropped iih-hh-Jimo
nymrlinR prnt;rori of the Van
dlaHi;i;k npyrfjach. At hint' word,
Jlhe main Van ! Ilium-it column had
vleared ihe Nueces river" nftoiTont
Iluf? n notorized battalion. KtroriK
point thai Mob hail mint out to
Kaiu contact and dolay ' the
;enemy. . .
I Mole's plan or butlle was shap
ed; his formal ord'Tfl had been dis
tributed. Since niorniiiK the men
thud Imm n (IU'.kIiik in. 'Mm country
;in front or Kirk una organized to a
depth of three miles. Firm. thft out
Iposl lino of' resistance,- followed ;
Jsuccetpdvely by tlm main line of.
ruHlslance, battalion rcnervo lino,'
.and nt-'UMfiitJil reervo tint. Mole's
M-nrciuDy thmiKht out plan provld
Jed for t lank extenslnns, which wero
bent lo tlm rear ho at to refuse
4Jiem in the enemy; switch posl
.TJons had been lvoonnuitered. ami
were re.idy for occupancy on cith
er flank.
All hlK artillery hud been dug
In and camoufiiiKed. Hero he hail
an lmmeiiHu, liaHtily oiRanlzcd -fln-i
l of linitually bUpportfiiK' htroiiK
liointf. Machine kuiih had been
placed for the maximum of d
(itruciive eflect. Tito breaking of
one lint yielded I he utii'iny Lbu
prim neecrtHMy of altackinj; a new
one. UoadK menacing Ida flank h
uoro Hirmifrly cni-o.rvtl. . It a viol
nu ll a piisltlon uk lie ?tou)d littvo
I elected of hl own choice, hut
Hnce neicHnily forced it On htm,
ho meiiiit i'i make the most d' htA
iipiioitmililea for Btubhuiiu rotdm
linco. t
His Jteiilnr alde-dtveamp ctuno up
Jo htm and Knlptodj.
"Sir, 'tho oftlcej'H itro aHHnmhied,"
the capuiin ad'vinod. V. :
There wiih a greenish hue to the
genera I'a le.iti, citilavcroiia face,
brought by I hit Hlie.ta td' Ihe IhiHt
lew day. Ilia eyrt were blood
liot under pufry Mack lids, but
they hIioiio with n tdout, ovon gilt
tcr thai proi'lalmed tho iniiKtery of
Will over fleh. Ah hf Htood up
to race IiIh anneinblod command
oi'H, h was p(;rft'i!lly contained.
"I wauled a few wordn with you
heforu wu m into ucilon, Kentht
men," he bi'iiu In a calm voire.
"The dci.lHion to liKht here wok
made lor us by General IIukiio.
Tltt-rd'oro. ft become our derision.
Let inu frankly tuiy thai the itnny
is on the spot, lhat the people
wouldn't underHtand the tdmplc
l.-dnin of our tallitin back with
out n lluht."
lie p.uiru'd and hid pale, bluish
lips drew down Into an expression
of IdtlernesK.
Its hard luck lhat Hie pco-
pie of ihh ki eat t-ouutry, whose
anny we are, think of uu only In
the terimi of our valorous traditions-.
They doti'i understand thai
our army has been scattered to tho
four winds of Utile cities and Mk,
lit Klve thlH town and that the bene
fit of onr trade They don't know
that their coiti:reH has ictused, us
modern etpllpujeul lo light ,
nor even tin- iralniui; opportuni
ties we need to tiwhl elticienily
Willi old weapoioi. (Ulr own secoml
tllv Is ion is I he only except full to
the ittle. unil you know how ninny,
many I hnius we l:e k. iut the very
lint lhat v e are here and ready,
'lillpoties nil lis (he obhallon wi
nnu titi
"All liiJlt, we'll no thnaiuh!
lartlln- Expo:
We'll held! We'll ,uie the eotin- Kirinfi hrolte out to the north and vlnlnttnn of either would make
liy ii new (niditiitn to rememhei' ', j "oui Ii tin the oH"'ine flanks. At ihe nililele luvtdved inelicible fin
We'll 1'le.hl Van Mnssek with one i lllt' division coimuaiid poni Mole "alhtetle eompiMltiou at tin- college
reyimenl to four or live! ir we're land lib stall waited on these ac 1 in tineiiou.
illlitelied this afternoon we'll lljtht tlons with tense nerves. Three' Th.- reinintssioner said Ihe new
unlil ntht. We'll hold thrmmh o'elmU was near. It Van llnssek's ( reitulathms rid amendments le
tomorrow. Then I'll make my fur- I Invaders could be delayed much cane eiiective Immediately upon
(her derision. When the t hrm ! humer. they would not be able ; p:is-av.e. hut they were not retro
comes I'll idve the order for with t'' deliver their aitaeU In foiee j ai:th t . and not alleet athletes al
druw;ti whlrh mut he by nielli. ' atnlnst the sei ottd before day- n :ul cnrnlled In l olteciv
(leueral Mole iiaii.ted nimiti to bre:ik. 1
look about union i; Ihcm and iln'it
spekt1 in slow. httltiK words.
"(it nt lemeii, n liual word! We ll
show the. country what our mettle
Is. We'll show the eiii'iivy what they
can expert io meet, once onr at uil-'-s
nn moLili".l and otg:tnl::ed and
U ;t!ned. IMnemlii'i this. If we Inst
every last man In tho M-emid di
vision, our losses would Mill be
only n ftnetion of what the rood
old seeond took In i'nittce, evin
ll nolHidy remembers lhat lacl but
the second's survivors!"
Ills voice rose to u furious in
tensity und his clenched hand lose
above his head.
t "A new Alamo to remember,
gentlemen! That's w hat we II
give tho country -it new Alamo to
rememhei' Put that thonuhl in
to ihe teeth of our men. Thai's
nil!"
.Ai the commanders suitMed to
ward th'Mr siatimt wtmmx and imIII
taiv sedan , the bright -ky Jester
ed Into n hideous his ol hound. It
c'amo crashinp In out of the tflst
nuco. Tho ear cnuld tract it
cnurso "Ha it sc-MluI tovird the
earth. - I
An lutant's tflleucc and (Uu
m,t.
warn wna
f !. r r
u . uacu s bsiunau
By
AHED WHITe
ground trembled under the Impact
of hixh explosive, A geytier of
muddy brown earth Mud skyward,
(he air lilled with the mighty de
louatlon. The departing coiuniandmft gave
an anxious look at tho spout of
dlrl, hut changed H'dtlier gait nor
posture. General M o I e calmly
touched a inat-h to the stub of hid
elyar and gavi aeveial vindictive
pul I'd.
"Well, there's ttit flist shot." he
muttered. "Sounded to me like a
long rnnnc ' baby probably from
nu-uty im- thiny mill s."
An observation piano radioed in
I he Intoi-iiiatioii. V a u Hass'k's
heavy artillery had set lip north or
I ho Nuecfis. ,Iilti oflc-red no cum
nienl. There was miLliiru; h.f could
do abotit it until the enemy came
m-Ji )i In range of his howltxois. Jiis
own lO.j-ntilliineter cannons, kooiI
lor fifteen miles, had yet to by
molded, mounted, tested and de
livuvd to the army.
.As for his tiirplani-'s, there was
no taking titrthet risks over Van
llassck's moving columns. It didn't
mailer that the air nurvice had
sent In the crack combat groups
rioiu all t hroo of Its powerlul
wings. Nor that American pilots
and gunners had proved them
selves this morning much more
than u mutch for the Van JIukbcIc
airmen.
Tho American squudromt had
paid a heavy price for their!
swoops agalusL Van llusuek'a in
vndom. Into ouo autl-ulrcrart trap
alter another the Americans hud !
fallen. Ileuvy caliber auil-alrcrait
uiachine guns, -10-milllineler, HH- j
mllllinolur giniH. th:it reached lona I
nilloa lino the ekv. hud lukr-n it,
toll of a ticoru of planes. The ; "f Or gon Wehfoots. defending
Aimylcan lighting pianos hud-been ' northern dlvbdon basketball i-ham-veiluced
lo inlasinny of oppoi t uu- 1 invade I In- lull, ol the I'nt-
Itv. limited to utiuckH uu .menu- i
giitUis and stpiadrons that ventur
ed beyond the protecting muzzles
of their antlaircialt fimi:t.
Tho first LIk shell fe'l h- no
empty fhdd well back from tho hoc
ond'u front Hues. A second Hhol
ii.iiiiwe.i itil('Kly, uii'l III.; liusinem ,
or lung-muse cannonading setiledj,,, ..,, t j.j,, liurrlpK a
down Into :-..:,n, racking luullne. ; ,,.v,:i !.;, ,,f iv, , tl!n. Oregon
I'"1' a i.ii,r of approximately ,:tli' sliiuilil llf.hlen lis grip on
twenty-two lull. ... observation i 1 1,,- ii, -ung 0vir !!' week-end.
ported. The llus.'ek coliiiiins Idaho has lost the rlraight.
were still rniliiik Luward In a,
great tortuous nuirtlal seriieut
r.hose tall reached fur hack across ,,,.,,.. K,..,s. I. ill (inch Kdinnnil
tlle llio Claude Into .Mexiio. rMiii'wiis rllie.i larly i-milldelit '
The tf.ii thoiisnnd men, of tho ... r,..,i his hoys tiinmr'i a 1 inil
ilivh lnn 'vjmke.l feverishly through drill ut li.--Ut. 'l i e lltl".l:l"S lack
the lull r.!fi ruooh, deeplxilng and eXl'.-rl. lice, its til. "ill.v leileniMll.
exteinllng. thrlr nvnrlics. iidjllsl- t ain ll! ' l. l lens ;l. I" mi i".'1'
ing run liosllioiis. Thi-v iii-etelhl-' up vtr h .':' Iniul.-'i lif'V. l:it I'd
ed. Inilllt'. -feiiee io the niar of Van ! nit ndson .'ilaiilt. d that i:i praellce
llasAeli'n urllllery. lo the fn-(iinnt (i.- iitlie: tiigllt " i'oys "handled
spurlliiK loinnlatli.ns ol earth Hint! Hi' b-ill ' II im any lenin I ve
IfVtc MdciM.AU. ..l.n.it lh. .l,l. , v..: ItU.l.'l V.'llP'tl IS hliylllS SOUIC-
afiPWiii.il oiie shtll tauglil u full
wiiiiul ol" men wlui In'a Hush were The OcKveni from oreaon m.
.direds !)! flesh. ' :' I unhnl reuhe 111 t'H -season tests.
... , , . , i ii. nun. nth hit -Hi. dr stride with
A slnrlt reminder ol what wn , ,i. ,;', , division sen-
to conn., Hut (ha inun who wlioi"' .() t:, ...v.,. bntva idit
saw this tragedy went stubbornly , .' u..h. u.:...n ..lire and split a
on with llieir work. When (he po- r V;;; wnsiiliml.ui Suite on the
nitidis wero completed, fields ol ; ' , ,, knock hit Idaho
lire oi'giiiir.c.i, mutual support co -
ordlniiti'.l wllblii company, baltal-
ion. and regimental sectors, the
men lolled ulioiil, chafing now over '
if
the Impoiiaiii-e of their own urtll
lely lo return Ihn fire. Atioth..
nbell had obliterated three men
A third had lallen on a howitxer
posltlon. killed one ' man mid put
a l'?-iiiillliueter $titn out of com
mission.
Out ol the distance came the' ,.,,'liANV!,S('',,, "''w corn
r le ol light American artillery, i 1 V, l':'hv',"A",".'" '. 'T .
It was Hum a single battery of the mission.',' " the I a ll le '-"
I 'll, Meld that was part of a mo- ! lereue''. hist l.isht t ed M. e
bile flglillng grouii. comprising a!'"-"' 'lanly in. he .ul. i . u opt. I
battalion of ll.,. nth Infu iny. the "t "'" ' '" ' ' ' 'k 1
hallery ,.f field artillery, and a ! Ing reel .,. , n,' and glv log or aid to
r 'ir .,,1111 ,;,, ,, : c ollege athletes.
'. . .,, ,,., .... ,.. ,.. ,
ons .-einpanles. Three such groups , cmcrmlni e-nt o I u, a '
had be,, sciil out under orders lo J1""'"' coll,.,,, a 'letes i -engage
Van llassek's aiHanclug -d exceptions, by li.u i M
columns, delay l.e-i by forcing "' c.u.leicnce . heir re,.r se -
them t ploy, and then dr-Mudtm "".V" "'; al,"""!. ) "V 1 :' '
ba.k Bllhoiu a mmu.ii.h fighl. elilertaininent to Include b -
l(il"'ts. weeki'lld excuislolis. ollt-
Thn tiring came fiom the Kilo its t eell.'g.i campuses and
l iver, which meant lhat Major ' u lllf , ...nnplnneniary tickels lo
liail'lt, coliiiiuili.llag. was potting at f ;tt ll l.'t t- contests,
the bead ol Hie main ullu.k force. t' m,,,, ,.,, 'f,i,ade "trips by
The s.iiili.l ot Van llasseks cull- .,,1,1,.,,,. ri , (.,,ii,.l,,.8 fr
ter battery assaull wafted In fll- ,,,.,,..,. f , ill lag." and
teen mluules later, ll rose In vol- ...,,,. ,,,,,. fi, ls or
nine. Hie nnlllery duel went on, ,...,,, ,.,, ,.,,s niev must
growing In I.. Inn e. which told the.,,,,, j,,,,,,.,.,. Ma ehool or Jim
whole second liivlsinii lllnf the ill- ju. (...u,.!.,, aliileles"
trepld ltnil.lt was forcing Van I lux- j AHieit.m called it'he alti'llllou of
sek iidvanee guanl lo extend ll- ni,.r,u i.n.l ..itniml ,,:.r-
'
The afteriioett, nragire.l on In an ;
lUt'iiv ol tension, rive o'clock pass- I
ed h.l.!t" rh- i eionnoissauie com
bat 'ions e.iino dashing
lhliiil.:h t!oa oiilpost lilh s Uinlel '
iom-c of p;ol"VttliL- ;(Uatlroin of'
riijohr.- plains. They had forced
lb lee s neessiv e etniu.v deploy-no-ii!
- Their lnses ran under
e.iilny no n lor the throe groups.
Gi netal Mo!f ami his st.ifl nmde
j
a:
j.i
im
-tlh;a'e ol the stl tiatbill. Mole's
I lave ht itch;- ,.,m! tu a mo
exnli ttion as itis iat unan
i'uoii.-ly aureod o ii his own tie
dm tion. t - '.' Ha-'-ifli com
n ainSi-; , !! bt ;,;;!e lo ai-
tj i k no-,, mini t:toruit.g. I lo-ir ad-
V ane.'d dtv isio i had tttit veil
fit-lMi.t lull) n..;a-u.liiv a lean for h.tl
tie d'i'" litem.
"TfiJii neain w e'', e delayed 1 hem
olii. day wnhou! ,i light." Mole i'X
claimed, "ti ne us a real
e ha nee i( ueittng tlootih tomor
row without Lciitng blown out of
out hoes. Alter lhat e v.ill
.see what vve will t-e Put hal a
hoi! of a poundiio; vr'te in for io
ljjclit wi'hon' nnv miij'attetatt ami
. P Ktn.".e atlilleiv
io I'O t uutaiuet
FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia .
COPR. IWO t MA ttaVICC. WC, T. W. II I C. U-1 PAT. Off , ,.
?4955 .
ummm . .
one over
U. of 0. Favored
To Beat Huskies
(Hy The Associated Press!
Keioud place will be nt stake in
Seattle tonight as the l-'niversity
verstty of asiiingtoii Huskies.
j The I'ucks are in second place
wi! h two wins and a loss, while
I Wat-hiniilon is fourth in' the tive
j team race with a Mk.U Hlaudlag In
I I WO gillliOS.
While Orc;:on and Washington
nr.. fiiililliig It out, Oregon State,
i i i ,i,vn 1,1...
dililvhu- Washington
i.i,:,.. nm i. ,.,.!, , i In the1
;th"i v .... .
,(vvjci,
1
they may be hnnl to cati'ii.
Sports Recruiting
Ban is Cianf sec
ll.-i-ai .ling a . tile :-.rlld. ing t he
Uicularlv In the I o rules. nayln,n
Tlie v oi Id's W eekly atlendaiU e
ai inoilon plittires amounts lo
2 1'o.ooo.i imo, wil h srt.eiiN.oon of
Ihi'to in t!ie t'tiitt-l St ilo-: aloti,.
ft
l '-I XI
8:15 P.M.
Roseburg High School
McrshfieJd High School
PRELIMINARY 7 P. M.
ADMISSION
A. S. B. Tickets 15c
25c
. an' how much for the red
there?"
Glide, Edenbower
Teams Break' Eyen
(ilhle and Kdctihowcr eighth
urade volleyball anil basketball
players broke even in gnmeH plnyed
at (Hide Tuesday night, while the
Glide high Hchool In the three
game program defeated tho bas
ketball team from bleu in boat (X'C
camp.
In the volleyball game the Kdeu-
biwer St It graders Ueleated the
eii. i ,.. in .. .....I
.Hide b.,vs won at basketball Hi!
. . . ni l. i...,
tllide hit;h school and Steamboat
camp teams ended In the close
score of 'no to IS In Glide's fuvo'r.
" , ' . ,,, '
The vo lev hall V
ly cinttyted all of the way with
Kdenhower havftiK a
Tnutatie of S it) ii.
Players were:
half-time ad-
Kdeubover .Johnson A. UUn-
hei r. Ness I, Pope . b , It-jcheHter -
It. Wilt. A. lit :t, V. Kocheslei
V iVw i'v-V J!..,'
it.iiiiini.il i. ""uu. -
Weaver Denhtun. .lovce
In the nth m atte naHKetball same J
""o'. o . V Id I
bovver p ayers wlllni t a el l
",f; ",rH L"1," 1 i
e!!i:o'vliXnU broke tseh!.
second half
lo iiecome uio um"
Mcon-r lor the
points.
pi mo
wUl1 U
Lineups:
Kdenhower
Johnson ....
Iliirtlett
1 Miter ill
(111
F
h.
i
Cr
roee in
(121
Subrttiliitioiis: Kdenhower L.l
.idin?on. Kayner: Clnle Oliver.
Metz.j
Oflieials: Asain. referee;
eoreke.-per; I Jollernai dt, ttme-
lt4M,m.r.
The Slh made teams will iiluy
return matches at tueuuowet
Tuesdav. Jan. I'll.
The third uauie of the sporty
program at Glide furnished plentv
ol ex il inent as the high school
and (Vi; teams battled neck and
neck In a very fast and close name.
Glide bad a one-Pint lead. ! to
s, at hall time.
Lineups:
Steamboat (ISt
Itaxter Gl
uoin (2)
iiiii r-'i
Uav-is Ctl
r.'ot Glide!
iti Thompoii
l7 Kox
r Ihtss
Foster (St
G . ... 2i We-ili
Siibsiituiiom: Glide sutler,
t'-tnnoii. Officials: Wood, referee:
Mel.. Korekeeper; Dcllernardi.
timekeeper.
. Delicious
Doughnuts
Wholesale and Retail
at the
DunU-Ur-Donut Shop
324 North Jackeon St.
PH03E21
TAXI
PHONE 21
BASKETBALL
January 19th
Senior High Gym
j
35c !
I
Indians Set For
Coos Five Tonight
Coach Jim Watts' Indian has- and B. Jones of Uleudale shareil
ketball team swings Into action honors for high points each takinc
again tonight on the senior high ten markers, and Garey of Can-court-
against a strong com bin a- yonvllle and 1). Jones of Glen
tiou from Murshfield , high school date were close behind with nine
In another district No. 8 league en- each.
counter. Game time has been set
for 8:15 o'clock with a prelim-
Inary between the junior and son -
ior class teams for the school
caampionship scheduled for 7.
Tonight's contest will ho Jtose-
hurt's second attemot to ooen the
Ooujilas-Coos boon race with a vie -
tqry. their first having ended in
2U-2 rpvem from thn hands
f Coiiiillle just one week auo. The
I'lrates are tied for the leaKuo lead-
erehip with Coqullle. although they
. .., .... ... . r.......
iiohi u ieioiy over me lieu jjoviis
lu a noii-coularenie game.
The Wattsmeu were definitely
olf in their sbootlug In the Jted
ii. .11 uncuunter. connecting for
only seven field gnuls In 31 at
tempts. Lovull llaker, guard, one
of the best loug-shiit urtlsts on the
stjmui and consistent seorer In pre
vious encounters, couldn't even lo-
c-ate tin, baekiioard, Jet alone the
hoop, anil was held scoreless. No
man on the team made more than
twoi buckets from the field, Wlard,
SandersMiid Klnlay each getting a
Iiitn unii i-ui:kcii uau one. voacn
ratts believes II. natural to expect
a reversal of form In tonight's con
test. Tile Indians will likely open with
Wlard and Fiiekotl (it tho forward
positions. Hughes nt center, . Mak
er and Sunders ut guard. Another
probable combination which has
worked well In practice would be
Klnluy and I'uckett, forwards;
Wlard, center; Sanders and Uaker,
guards. Reserves will come' from
Lowell Alterbury, Hilly (loodlow,
Hale Woodruff, Hilly Woodruff,
I'uul lacy and several others.
Armstrong Says
Yets Discriminate
A-WK'fS Jt... 19.-(AP)
Ihe ( a itornia athletic cninni -
I M1UU -tcuoouiiMi a Hearing uiouy 10
Uhnide whether Henry Armstrong
iinm,n e oarred from ring coin -
bat in the state for his announced
re.nsal to ko through with a pout
. . f.,-,.in ,.,." y
(,,1 with Armstrong's ultima -
;tum uas a charge that the Holly-
I wood stadium, ope rated by the Hoi-
lywood post of the American I.e -
'jio,,, discriminates against tho use
()f )tiJ,0 boxerH ,n ju a.enjl
T1,e 8ta,liu"1 club signed Arm -
; Stl'OUir Hill (rill-C H lur thn hmil mill
planned to
NB'' 'Ka.iiZalions for some
unto have protested because ne-
were not hooked for eauo-
""IM
... i, ' ,,., 7 '
the rinreb. non.-n.-t h, J ,o , V.
- --lleKecl discrimination against hi8 j ''ment aKencles In WashitiK
race t,,n 11,1,1 t"-egint yesterday took the
it!) (Hivet Nu nKro has ever boxed in the
(fil Donhaiul new t"nm. but a number were
Ci) Marr' boukt'1 t,n- tiie club's cards In Gil
West mm'e fie,tl when tho stadium "was
:,l Micliniii.nl hptll! rebuilt in the 81111111101 of
Garcia, claimant of the world's
middleweight title, is due to reach
itst-t:b snoiuy, reuirning
trma Manila, P. I., where he knock-
e't Glen Lee of Nebraska in
Glendale Pirates Down
Canyonville High, 31-23
GLKNDALK. Jan. I'X The
Glendale Pirates defeated the Can
yon villi; high school baskvtbalL
'oatn in a conference contest. :tl
I7i Asam!1" -1- " n,n ilendale lioor Wed-
nsuay evening, in tiio absence
For 73 vpars the quuliiy
whiAkey lor exxry muni
Rye and Bourbon
$1.00 pt., $1.95 qt.
niM'iiii.iiiiiiiai:r-jMir-nirHii
Lai trW"
11
! A . THIS WMI5M 'fn
I I 'VSS?. J
of Jim Paulson, regular center and
the only letterman on the quad,
tho Pirates demonstrated their
ubltity to overcome the handicap of
i mixpenejiee end. (lisplayou a wen
I planned offense and etpjHiiy euic
lent defense. Ford of Canyonvllle
The line-ups:
Glendale
i -McMuliln 5 ....F...;
'Rudolph U)
Canyonvllle
.'. (2) Ilurr
. (!t Garey
(IPf Ford
Miller
i A. Winkelman (4) C
ii. jones uti j . ..
D. Jones (9)
121 l.uellen
1 Substitutions: Glendale
Gar-
relt
"its'..'" i..ui ...
' Hi preliminary sanies. ui :
Whippets. Inuepenilent vone uai
'! ot iu's I'aaii. were (teteate.i ;
by the (Herniate I'irettes. and the!
f',invf.nvlllo lu.ubnffirv fihi i has-
---- --
ketball teani swamped the tilenduli
K'ade team. .13 lo ll.
'
Euaene Hioh Basketeers ,
Lose to Salem, 36 to 18
KITliKNE, Jan, 19. (API
c..l... : hl.-l.'u l.aulr..lit,ll f toiiin
tloullcc Eul(ene high. ::6 fo IS,
hen) ,,, ni ht , ..ootust. that
ibi Um,ri (.re only .three
,,., Ull.nv, the second ball'. ;
Kalem led -i" to 15 ut lialtHiue.
Forest Service"
Transfer Rapped
WAI.I.A WAI.l.A, Jan. 19. (AP? j
- i MRU I UllH Jll UH3"L - Uflliiini
pritposed transfer of the forest
service from the agricultural de
partment to the department or the
Interior was sent to President
Koosevclt yesterday by tho Wash
ington and Oregon Farm bureaus
in a joint message. r
Telegrams sent by Herbert F. j
( lark, WaIJa Walla, president of !
ttio Washington Farm bureau, and I
Mac Hoke, Pendleton, president of j
the Oregon bureau, suid such a
shift would be ulelrimental to tho
interests of sheep ami cuttle men !
iu the northwest. ,., . j
They said an active campaign !
against the proposal would bo
launcueu uy utiiittimf; uie suppoi i
of other state groups In the Kami
. bureau, largest national organ iza-
tion.
Clark said today it 1ms long
uloll f .?
' partment to bar cattle ami sheep
J trout its grazing lands, -principal-
j ly the national park system. He
' said that because national forest
I lands are depended upon so much i
BrHislnK lll!lt a t.hanEP p, the I
' policy of land us would - bo a!
hmvpi-p h nw tit Ih. i:itl n mm
region.
Northwest Officers to
, Unite in War on Crime
t SKA i li-fci, Jail.
19. (APj-rJi'lf!- ;
I representatives
oi various, lavy
iirst sioi) toward adopting a tnu
tual assistance pact" under which
all federal, state, county and city
law enforcement officers In the Pa
cific northwest would pool their '
resources in a joint war on crime
of every sort.
Tremendous public accept
ance of the 1940 Chevrolet
has brought in the finest stock
of used cars in all history.
1
JjsSssS
jF M M 1 .O. BUY TOUR USED CAR FROM YOUR
rjBSl CHEVROIIT DEALERI :
CWl' j'BaL1 . at0"4 '.rttt0 1 .V,1,r:hrolM denier nH.
; mi i yz $av& 19 uc .w 1- cur and lhc ,,ct v,,,,lc i
"--iSS! A S.ttcA.'Sfo 9 Va can buy yoor urd nr
CHEVROLET DEALER
IS NOW FEATURING
GREATEST USED CAR
AND TRUCK VALUES
OF THE YEAR!
TUT A MGITPTST XSJTtfrm,
i OAK AND STEPHENS STS
D'Autremonts Not
Slatedfor Parole
S,EJI, Ore.. J""- 18. (API
The lale puiole l.oar.1 buIcI toUajr
dial Hip three D'Auiremonl brolh
er, H.iEh. Hoy ami ! -fn'8
fore Ui.' bm.nl last week, nit em
phaniwil they aro not eligible 101
larole.
Governor Diaries A. Simubuc
asked the boaril last June to exam
ine all penitentiary inmates, the
hoanl assertlciK the three broth
ers were eianilned "In their regular
order."
Tluy are serving life terms for
iKklvmi inline! train robbery
. ",......,... i.. 1.,-vi l.ni
i aim quwiruiim -
11.1 i. rnieis may
by pardon by the govei nor
Tlu Imiiri sa il "the WlSdOtll Ot
. - , . , , n
the euvernors instrueilon that all.
prisoners are to ie niotim ...
view before the board has been
amply demonstrated in practice nl-1
ready. -"A
few cases havo been found of
'foirotten' men
in prison wno'
WEEK-END SPECIALS'
MEL-O-MAID ICE CREAM
Fast Frozen the Modern Way
Silver Sundaes 15c
You keep the spoon.
Hot Chocolate Fudge, Butter
scotch Carmel Sundaes.
DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY
READY?
Check your tractors and ' irnple
ments for repairs--or a; trade; Have
f.;5Qnrie.gojpcj buys in rebuilt tractors.
"SEEjU FIRT WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY"
DOUGLAS COUNTY '
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG, OREGON '
. jl II "" r
.it 5t,.M J', il J P1';" "l" If" recondition-
tJ A '""I pm.lMe prlcr. com- .
wt vr , i ""raw .lib qiulllr.
CIVlb .a1"' S K' '""".lirvroln dealer (anJ I
C KJl "vVc " ,- CW.M 0MI, MMI, I
THE
4 rfT'S,
wmm V w
lllrnotl um iu no mm; o Clem,
em v and who roculved It. Bin i.
does not necessarily follow that
when a long-term : prisoner" u
brought In for review of his case,
he is being considered lor parole."
The board said the D'AutrcmuiiU
had not usked permission to ap.
pear before the board.
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
CHAS. KEEVER
Phone 651-J Phone 12J
Temporary rfddreti R, F. 0,
Oakland, Oregon.
Roseburg Dairy
Grade A Pasturiztd and
Raw Milk
"Drink Milk for Health"
Phone 186
6,647,437
Tl k v J-l
USEO TRUCK Valw,l I
ROSEBURG, OREGON