Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 19, 1940, Image 4

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Roseburg news-review., January 19, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1940)

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (2.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text- i a i s, : x FOUR lm iiallr mmuar i- ie Newa-Ravlew ., la. Member of Th. Ataoclated I'raaa The Associated Prena In excluslve ly entitled to the usu for reDltu Ica tlon of all nowa dlmmtches credited to It or not othorwlso credited In thin piipor and to nil local nowa puhll.lmd herein. All rights of ro publlLHtlon of special dispatches Beret n are alio reaarvud. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Enured aa aecond clasa matter May 17, 1320. at tlie post office at Rositurff. Oregon, under act of March 1, 1878. Represented by ew Vork 271 Madison Ave. chl jo 381) N. MldilKiin Ave. Ham 'rancla.-o 220 Hush Btroct lla trolt 30K4 W. Orund Boulevard Imm "J Bprlns Htreet (till SOS dtuwart atroafc fmrt? tmm 620 S. W. Klxth Street M. Loaia 411 N. Tenth Mtrcae, ft . Puius 1 AT I ON ubecrlvlloa Ilatea Dally, per year hy mall 15.00 , 2.&U . 1.21 pally, momna yr . ..... tially, 3 months by mull.... 3 muiiiiia oy mu . Dally, uy carrier per no""' - frilly! By carrier par year 7.80 .fir, Tit IE atiestlon of whether or not the nresldcnt will bo a candi date for a third term In by long odds the outstanding Item of inter est In tho realm of politics those days. It Is an exceedingly snfo problem upon which to speculate. Those who urtvanco the opinion that V. D. K. will not seek a third term are Quite certain to be cor rect. It Is equally likely that those who firmly bellovo that ho will be a candlduto for re election to tho presidency In tho otoctlons this year are correct. That paradox may bo smoolhod out In tho following manner: It would ho neither good taste nor mart politics for the prcjldcnt to actually sock a third term nom ination. Furthermore lu his posi tion ho obviously does not nood to his supporters, tlioso who depend upon tho continuation of tho re gime for the preservation of their own Jobs will do the seeking. So it may be safely and accurately stated that tho president will not Buck a third term nomination. But a number of things point to tho very definite possibility that tho democratic nominating con vention may draft Iloosevclt with or without hia actual consent mid nominate htm. Is it possible that he would refuse to permit his name to go on tho bullot If that situation should dcvnlop? A number of states having lurgo cleclorul voles may put up favorite sons in their nominating elections so us to leave their delegates un pledged lo any other major can didate. This angle was covered on tho press wires yesterday. Tho republican party is going to have no lack of candidates. An-1 nounccd contenders for tho nom ination Include Senators Vaudeu berg, Ilrldgos, Tuft and McNnry. Tom Dewey the wonder lad Is out us Is Frank Uannctt, chain news- i paper publisher, I Though Senator McNary'a name Is included In tliu above IlKt It Is not strictly correct to say that ho Is socking the nomination. He has stated that he desires only to rervo tho party by unltiug tho vcMoru states. Apparently Sena- tor McN'ary is not considering him st'l a possible nominee. rnlltlrulty, tho republicans could do much worse than nomtnale Mc Nnry, lie Is al least as well known, and as favorably known over the nation as uuy or the others men tioned. For more than twenty years he has bean a fighter In the senate for legislation for the bene fit of farmers, lie Is not a wealthy man and Is allied with no class or group nor Is he a pari of or even minutely connected with, any statu or regional political machine. Jin Is a son of tho west and could rally the west anil mid-weal with out much trouble. lie is well unci favorably known in Hie popu lous east. Where theru may bo antagonisms and Jealousies as be tween the supporters of tho east ern potentials, thero Is no such antagonism toward McNnry. Editorial on New (Continued from pga 1.) eil ilcspot slopped on his own feet wben ho Kluughtoroil Jlussluu bruiu lKjWer beeausu he feared ft. MILS. KA'I'IIUYN KUICKSON, of : Knainrlaw, Washington, a inlil-tllo-aaed mother v ilh luo ehllilieii, ' is denied American cltlieushlp lie cause she refused to tako an oath . to BKAH .AU.MM for tho notion. Mho uxptuina: "I asked them If It meant that I iniKht have, to Join the army and go over (o shoot peiv plo. ' I couldn't nhoot people. The illbltt says 'luou ahull not kill' and does tlfat mean (he constitution Is different than the Olblo? Boaides, I couldn't carry a gun. I have had seven operations, and Just couldn't do it. " TII18 thought arlnoH at this rmfnC: If Mrs. Krlckson had been pi mi ning to acquire American citizen ship In order to una It to under mine American Intitltullons ahe would have TAKKN THE OATH U N H KB I T A T I NO L Y. Roseburg Army Recruits Take Wto-Apart Posts Two Roue Inn men, Kaltel C. Owens and Clifford T. MeCauKhan, who recently enlisted In the army, chose two widely Bepu rated points on the North American continent at which to serve. Owens will he come a coast artilleryman at the Panama Canal zone, one of the southernmost points occupied by United States troops, while Mc OuiiKhun will kci-vo In the 32nl In fun try, Chllkoot barracks, Alaska, tho northernmost army pout. Ilulh men were accepted for enlistment by StuTf Sergeant John T. Costello, Kiirciio mih-Htatlon commander, on one of his recent recruiting trips to Ilosohurg. KRNR Mirkaal trMelMttiai lyatam 1M0 KlloeyelM REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr., MHS. 4:15 Haven of Rest, MUS. 4:45 Tea Tlmo Dance. B:U0 Tho nettys Kntortnln.' 5:15 Slnfonletta, MILS. 5:80 Lest We Forget. 5:45 Varieties. 8:1(0 Tonight's Tuno. 0:05 Newt, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News Review Newt Flashes. 8:15 Alvlno Hoy's Orcli., MHS. 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Cigarettes, MBS, 8:45 Dinner Iiance. 7:00 Mutual Msestros. 7:S0 Speech by I'ros. Itoosovelt, MHS. 8:00'-l.ono Hunger, MUS. 8:30 Interlude. 8:3fi Jimmy drier's Orcli., MHS. 8:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 8:15 Barber's of Beevllle, Wing Cigarettes, MBS. 0:30 Freddy Jlorren's Orcli., MHS. 9:46 Fulton Lewis, Jr., MHS. 10:00 Sign Off. RATt'RDA Y, JAN. 20 7:00 Stuff and Nonsense. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Gllmore Corner. 7: 15 Hhapsoily In Wax. S:0( Model Airplane Club, MHS. 8:15 This WontlciTuI World, MHS 8:30 U. S. Army Hand, 41118. 9:00 Man About Town. S:1G Bpohlul Event from Kng- - law), MHS. 10:00 Ed Fitzgerald Variety Pro gram, MUS. -I II: !ID University Llfu, M IIS. II: 00 Varieties. ' '! ! 1 : 15 Johnny Long's Orch.. MHS. II:, 10 lleno Krupu's Orch., MHS. 12:00 Manhatlers. MIIS. 12:1 5 Luncheon JJaucc. 12:49 News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1:00 Songs Sweethearts Sing, MHS. I 1:15-Description or lllleah Slakes, MHS. 1:45 Tommy Tucker's Orch., MHS. 2:011 Sammy Kaye's Orch., MIIS. 3:oo-lluckcye Four, MIIS. :i::io-At Yniir Command. 3:I5-The Charioteers, M US. I: 00 -Trojan Morses, MHS. 4: 15 KnUeuJnmmcrs, Mils. 4:3U-Morlnn Gould's Orch., MIIS. 5:00 Sterling Young's Orch., MUS, 5:30 lluwull Calls. MIIS. 8:00 Tonight's Tune. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utlll tiea Co. 6: 10 News-Review News Flashes. 6:18 Dinner Dunce. 6.:in- .lohn H. Hughes, MHS. 6:45 Hetty Jane Ithouds, MHS. 7:00 Hollywood Whispers. MHS. 7:15 Mutual Mucstrns. 7:30 Music by Moonlight. MUS 8:00 - March ol Dimes, 11 HS. 9:00 Alka Seltzer News, MBS. 9:15 Interlude. 0:20-11111 Module's Orch., MIIS. 0:.m Dick Jurgcn's Orch., MUS. 10:oo-Sign Off. SI'NliAY. .IA.V. 21 :00 Brother Al liuirer Kays, MHS. : 15 Glad Tidings of the Air, Rev. Ira F. Rankin, : .111 -Voire of 1'nipliery I'luiir. MHS. : Iti -Caimry rtmius. Mils. :V- IVrole HlrhiK Ijuartel, MIIS. : 15 The Chaplain SpeafS," Rev. Perry Smith. :.'ll Aiuerleau Wildlife. MHS. i.) llllanllle l'aialysls Cam ImlKli I'loioiiin, M lis. "I Sumner l'i Indie, I'iunht MIIS. .'15 Romance of the Hi. Ways, Greyhound Lines, MBS ;:i"-W()H Symphony,. Mils. :00 Baptist Church Services :im Medilutlon and .Melodv. .1" Haven or Rest. MPS. on- Nnhudy's Children. Mils. 30 The Lutheran Hour, MBS. on 8iiiiiI.iv Varieties. ;lo Mdndy Mulln.-e. .Ill--Show nf the Week. M MS ""- Haeh t'alilala Series. MIIS :30 The Angeius Hour, Dr. C. A. Edwards. :oe Aiuerit-iHi forum of tie- Air. .MHS. :C0 Old Fashioned Revival. MBS. :00 Original Good Will Hour. Ironlied Yeatt, MBS. 00 -Cilli Williams' drill , MIIS. .'in- liokhl Kdiiur Mamilll. MHS. M Interlude. :i.'il.a.y lihutwoily. MIIS. lii Tommy Keynold'a orrli.. MHS. 00 News, Serutan, MBS. 10 The Quiet Hour, ti Slsu I'll. ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS. OUT OUR WAY Sprague Protests Federal Meddling SAI-KM, Jim. 18. (AIM (iover nor Chnrlfs A. Spr.'iKUo mid in n. lottor todiiy to Orison's coiikics uluiiiil (Iclegullou thut ho la "con Hhlenibly dlHturbod over tho en crouclunoiit of led o nil uKnciu in tho uiuttoi' of iocul udmlnintrutlon." Hp utlu kfd tho leduntl aocltil ao (;mity hoard's ordur thut Oregon's public welfare noiitinlflHloii adopt llio federal merit lor the roim.iiHKioi.'s employuH, aHHortinK It "In a very Kravo threat to the ef ficiency anil economy of nperatioiiH williiii tho fltate. He added that "the public welfare nriininlstraiiriii. both state and county, in this state should be entirely Hepa rated from pollticK." 'l ant furt her concerned," he wrote, "becaiiHo of the threat to ex tend this federal authority over other departments of elate govern ment In which Hie federal novern ment make any contribution. Thin would Include, roads and highways, higher education, county nRrlciiltur ul ,-?ent . vocational education, public heilth. rcclainatiort imd per hups oth(r (lepartinehtH. ' "If thlaj is conaunnnated ft will result in centralization in authority In the national cupltoi In the haudK of bureaun uml hoards which In evitably tend to become. auto-crallc."- One-Act Play Contest to Be Presented at Glendale CI.ENIULK. .Ian. The var lims clashes of I be high school are j preparing lor the one act plav t on I test which will be held early in March. This contest will Im an annual event, each or the six class es pn.'Kcnliug a 'uea-t play. Last year the hi niors were winners, gel ling their class name cntfiavcil on tin; loving cup. Selection of plays Is hein made Ibis week, and try outs for parts will bu held in the near future. The reading tenls which have been nivcn sludeiils from (be fourth to twelfth grades, inclusive, have been completed and seat In. allhouuh no results have as yet been received. These tests, design ed to determine speed and accur acy in readiny. have been fdven to rti.iino students in tho Pacific Northwest. A. F. L. Unions Urged to Purge Ranks of "Reds" l'OUTI.ANH, .Inn. 111. -(API I). '.. NlrkerMHi. rlml'Khi;; that com munists nri" pli-ilci'd lo destroy unions. uiTfd Aiuerii-an Federa tion of l.uhor nllilhites In Oregon loiluy lo "tlissocluto ineinhers ot the (-oimnuntst iarly and eonimuui.-it .s)inpiilliizers." NiektTson. exeeullve seeri-lary of tho l)lev.ol. State 1'Yilt-niliim of Uihor. nihlsed locals that the na tional oriMiilulion VMtuls is ranks ridtleil ol eoiiimunlsts. Ilo also elitleizeil till- Oregon Coiiiiuouweallh li'ili'iallon us the "lloiit door" lo tile CIO. Iraq Finance Minister Shot by Ousted Officer MAGIIDAM. Itii'i. Jail IN. (A I1 1 --The hau mini"ter of finance. Seyyld Uiistam Malilnr. was sli-il ami seriously wounded today li an assassin Ideutifli-d as a di mis-ieit police Inspector, liaiilar's assailant was srit'sle,! CARD OF THANKS We wish lo express, our t-iosl sincele lhallks (ol lln- healllillll lloweis and Tor the deeds ol kind ui-ss and haiialliy shown us li out many litemis at tlie tune of death and tiurial of our llilsli.tuil. tiiolhei and rather. Mrs. Ilatlie Wood. Ir. It. l.ce Wood. Mrs. W ill Cam-It. Mrs. A i Mo Wall. W. K.lll Wood. .1. (). Wood. Killlly I in v l . Joyce raneler. KlaliiVH 1 1 ill 1 . llailaud K. W ood. g I HE VwVSTOLD TO NO. HE WON'T A 3UV WHO 1 m I MAKE A MEW SHAFT BE FIREP"TH' IS CLEVER. i Mi EXACTLY LIKt THOU? I WVsl ouV VVrkj j cpouuiiri Tu ONE AMD HE DID.... HE J DID THAT WAS ( KAAKE SUCH EVEN PUT TH' WORM LET OUT AND IS I A PERFECT - PLACES AND DENTS NOW PRESIDENT ) COPY HAS ?v ( V IM IT, BUT HE COULDW'T J OF A BIGGER. I GOT A LOT 1' PUT RUST OK) TH' NEW V OUTFIT THAN J ( OF SOMETHlN' . V OKIE-HE'S FIRED J N . THIS r-X V AW A LOT OF ' ' MALr- tXCtLLtNT iTlS'-J: RAMBLINGS . By PAUL JENKINS "O this stranKcr within Its gates, has none a long way towards the solving ol' Its truliie problem lie problems through, first, erec tion ol stop and go signals at Its busiest Intersections a n il, secondly, I n s t a na tion of parking met ers on Us busiest downtown streets. KiiKcne. a sizeable town in itself, la the center of an extensive anil populous trailing area. As a result thereof, for sev eral years oast Its streets have been badly congested with automo-1 bile traffic so much so that truv there degenerated Into a mud scramble lo get somewhere.ouy iic.w; and the only law, apparent ly, was that of the survival of ho flite'st. One could drive Tor miles .with out finding a single space to park. When, eventually, and in lespuratlon, he headed lor the jesl leuilal streets and more open spaces, ho faced a long walk back ut the stores and the offices, and a. longer return to his cur, load ed down with bulky packages as he often was. - j . It Is different now; or at jeast it was on the occasion of my re cent several days visit there. Park ing places were everywhere, fight in I rout of grocery stores, dry goods .--tores, oi l tee buildings all one had 10 do was say, for instance, "I want .0 park in fronl of the Minor build ing," and lo and behold, there was a place to park, smack In front of il! It was bard lo get used lo this, jut il was nice. A nickel may be dropped In tho ilot of the meter, entitling a driver ro a parking privilege of ouo hour for his car: or one, two, threo or PHILANTHROPIST HORIZONTAL 1, 6 Pictured industrialist and philanthropist. 13 To look sullen. 14 Dwelling. 16 Paper mulberry. 17 To sin. 18 To encourage. 20 Mitten. 21 Married. 23 He was a pioneer manufacturer. 26 Morass. 27 Omnibus. 29 Branch ot learning. 31 Wriggling. 33 Assessment amount. 35 Bird's home. 37 Form of "be." 38 Revoked. 40 Health resort. 41 Compnny. Answer to 44 Measure ot area. 45 Actual being. 47 Candid. 49 Organ of hearing, 50 Long-billed bird. 52 Railway, 53 Nay. 54 Italian river. ' 56 Unit of work. 58 Sick. . 60 Soft broom. 42 He to America when 62 He was a a boy, by birth. 1 'l s 4 I I5 Ll6 I7 I8 I I9 l' I" t1 i rpi5 " " ib-""-"" i rjs If IT SI tA " iT 5& 57 " yf S 5irTrJ V"'4 -"ar' I n 1 I, OREGON, PRtOAY, JANUARY 19, 1940 By WlUtams FrWIlliKMS Hi four pennies for lesser periods of time. Who wouldn't Rive a penny for the convenience of parking at least HometvhHre near hiH grocery store, for Instance, Instead of otherwise having to carry his purchases for bloekH? Without knowing, I strongly sus pect the worst offenders in the matter of "hogging" parking space in Kugene, (as elsewhere) were the store owners and professional men, with their army of clericals and other employees. Hut that's changed now. With strict enforcement on the part of the police. It's simply too much trouble and takes too much time, for these Bood people to run out and feed the meters all day long. Now, aL last and when forced to It, I reckon they'd rather park their cars further away In a less busy district, and leave the space near' their stores for customers and other visitors. It was a kirk to watch the col lege kids piloting their Jajlofdes up and down the street, with a casual eye for the traffic, but with an' eagle one bent oil each vacant parking space, hunting hopefully lor one recently abandoned by some motorist, with the Indicator of its meter showing unused privil egev Those kids, with their Old Man at home probably as usual in ar rears on their allowances, are- ex cecdingly alert to take advantage of all the Main Chances. Minstrel Show to Be Given Azalea grange will present a min strel show Saturday night, January 20, at S ociock at Klversdale grange hall, to which the public has been Invited. Prevloua Puttie 12 To devour. 15 Exclamation. 18 Wooden pin. 19 Greek letter. 22 Plaything. 24 Sea eagle. 25 He worked to promote World . 27 Slam. 28 Romantic - legends. 30 Stiff. 32 Uneven. 33 Portuguese coin. 63 He built 2500 34 To permit. public 36 To nog. (sing). 38 Ream. VERTICAL Weird?"'' j Monkey. 43 To let fall, 2 Model. 46 Fish. 3 Lasting. 48 Smelt. 4 Right SO Compositions 5 To repel. for one voice, 6 One who 51 Aye. . commutes. 53 Nothing 7 Stir. ;. 58 Furtive 8 Soaks flax. watcher. 9 And. 87 Red Cross. 10 Germ' cells. 59 Pound, 11 Timber tree. . 61 Either. Sunday Ch nt tho w DILLARD CIRCUIT CHURCH . NOTES Tenmlle Methodist church r Thera will be preaching services . this next Sunday morning at U o'clock. Sunday school to follow Immediate ly afterward. Camas Valley Jlethodlst church: Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Wor ship service at 11. There will be an election of teachers and offi cers at the close of the Sunday school session. . . Lookingglaaa Methodist church: Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Ep worth League at 6:45. Ulllard Methodist church: Sun day school at 11 o'clock. Evange listic services at 7:I0. C. E. Drlttaiu, Pastor. CHURCH OF CHRIST OAKLAND Prayer meeting 7:30 Wednesday. Sunday services; 10 n. m. Sun day school, Peter Adams, Supt. Topic, "A New Standard of Creut neis." Ha. m. morning worship. Lord's Supper and special music. Sermon, "The Christ of Healing." 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor for both the Junior and senior groups. 7:30 p. ra., union evening service at Community church. Sermon, "Enduring Hardships." Preaching by K. W. Tlndall, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST At 312 E. Douglast street. Itcs- ular services Sunday nt 11:00 a. ni. Subject of lesson: "Lire, bun day school convenes at 0:45 a. m. Wednesday evening meetings which include testimonies of heal- ,iug and remarks on Christian Sci ence are ne id at n:rn ociock. ine reading room at 317 Perkins build lug is open daily except Sundays and holidays from 10:30 a. in. to 4:30 p. m. Here the llible and all authorized Christian Science liter ature may be read, borrowed or subscribed for. The public is cor dially invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOO Sunday school 10:00 a. m. with the morning worship service at 1 1 n'i'ini'lr KvmieTlirttin KfrU'virft 7.30 Sunday evening. Services Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7:30. These services are friendly and helpful. You will enjoy them and find a hearty welcome awaiting you. Kathryn Montgomery, pas tor. .FREE METHODIST CHURCH Corner of Utnpuua und Harvard. Friday nighty January 19, at 7:30 p. in. we will have Bro, A. u llrown, general Sunday school Bee retary, with us for a service In the Interest of Sunday school work. . This aervlce will he ono of great in terest to anyone interested in . Sunday school work, regardless of I the denominutlon. ' The Sunday services will be as usual with Sunday school at 9:45 a. in., Paul Haird. supcriuteudent, ;ln eharge; Classes for-all ages. If yon ure not attending Sunday school anywhere, now is a good time to beidn. A hearty welcome is extended to one and all. Class meeting will he at 10:-I5 a. ni. Preaching service at 11: lu a. m. with the pastor bringing the mes sage. Sunday night service at 7:H0 p. m. with tho pastor In charge. Mid-week prayer meeting at tlie church Wednesday night at p. m. Everybody welcome. John II. Poet, pastor. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Hdeii!ower . district. Sunday school 10:Cn a. m. Classes for all Hues. Mrs. Chas. Hughs, superin tendent: morning devotions 11:00 a. ni.; loung People's meeting i:00 p. m.; preaching service 7:30 p. ni. Prayer and praise service Wednesday eve at 7:30. Itev. J. D. Kcrnutt, pastor. THE METHODIST CHURCH OF ROSEBURG ftev. Louis Magln, I). D.. pastor. 11:00 a. m., pastor's topic: "Sweet Hour of Prayer." Choir anthem: "The Ixnl of Kvcry Human Soul" by Lorcns at 7:30 p. m. The son. service will bo led by Mrs. liuis .Magin. Special music: "The Sin ner and the Song." sung by Ixuen D. Harvey and a nuurtctte. The duct "Inspirer and Hearer of I'rav. or. will ho siinir by Hetty Alar sters and Lowell husscll. The scripture lesson will he given hy rinyii wnson nnd the pastor. Dr. Maidn'a topic Is "Christ and Youth," a seple print of Hoff man's "The Ulrh Young Ruler," will be distributed. Senior Ep worth League at S::ill p. in. Seven young people who attended the youth conference at Salem will speak at tho same hour the Inter mediate league meets. A large Illuminated cross will he unveiled at the altar of the church Sunday evening. February Ilh. Everyone welcome. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH llible school It:!.".. lonn nadn- bauclt. suprrintpinlpot. Church aervico 10: 1.7. Sormon: '"Powers of Vicrory." John A. Burney. min ister. Christian KmlrJivur 6:3o p. m. .V youwt p(oii'5 party will b ht'lil In the rhurrh . tmscnunit af ter fliurch Hcrvlre hi the evenjne. Chmih servire 7:30. Sermon, "A Mess of Pnttage." Wednestluy evening 7::i( to S:15. u teuchern trainiiifr course. Any one lme.re.Meil In Utble study may attend. Wednesdny evening 8:l.'. choir reheaimil led by Iton Foil i. Ciili At hie tie. dub liieela S:U" t. m. Tuesday. Hoy Attihtic club UMttn ;3U n. iu. Tliurday. 1 1 irrhos. '' - 8UTHERLIN METHODIST CHURCH Ormal B. Trick, pastor. Sunday school at 10 o'clock; Mrs. P. A. Comstock, superintendent. "Bar gain Counter Religion" Is to be the sermon topic for the morning worship at 11 o'clock. The Wo man's Home .Missionary society will meet Thursday afternoon at tho church, with Mrs. W. C. Woods as hostess. 8T. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Synod). Corey and Mili tary streets. West Roseburg. The service for Sunday, January 21, begins at 11 a. m. The topic ol the sermon Is, "The Man Who As tonished the Lord." The Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. in. We most cordially Invite all tliose hav ing no church home of their own to attend our service and Sunday school. Tho Lutheran hour will be broadcast Sunday at 1:30 p. III. over KHNH. Tune in; write in. The Young Lutherans' league meeta HTuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. li. Walne. All members and friends of the lea gue aro cordially invited. W. A. Syl wester, 1170 Military street, West Roseburg, pastor. FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY Located at end of West Commer cial Ave. A. Harold' Persing. pas tor. Friday night at 7:30 the serin. ture lesson will he tho sixth chap ter of (ialatlans. Services for this coming Sunday: . Sunday school at 9:45. We have, a clasB for you and would be glad for your pres ence. John Elliott superinten dent of classes. .Morning worship beginning at 11 a. m. Young peo ple and children's church will moot In their respective places at 0:30 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:30. The pastor will, be speaking, at both services. Services for tho week; Tuesday night at 7:30, young peo ple in charge of service. Friday night at 7:30. Bible study and dis cussion. Come and help and bo helped. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Roseburg St. George's. Holy com munion 8 and 11 a. m. Church school 9:45 a. m. Kadlo talk 9:15 a. m. Service veterans facility 1:15 p. in. . Young peoples discussion group 6:30 p. m. Riddle. Evening prayers at 4 p. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The subject for the morning niessaKo will be "Distracted Serv ice," and the evening message will he on the 27th Psalnu The calendar for the week: " Suflda'y,' -Sroiday school 9:45 a. m., morning worship 11 a. m C. E. societies 6:30 p. in., evening service 7:30 p. m.; Tues day, choir practice 7:30 p. m., Wed nesday, prayer meeting 7:30 p. ni.;' muiButiy, uiuiu siuuy :ju p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Meets In Edonbowor school, house one mile north nf tnwn s P. Tipton will speak at the morn-'i lllg service. It h e stlldv heitlna at 9:45 a. m. Sermon at 11. Com munion 1 1 : 15 a. m. Evening serv ices begin at 7:30 p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH "Finding and Walking in the Will of Clod" will bo the theme of the sermon topic at tho HuptlBt church, Sunday cvenin.tr. As pre liminary topics, two laymen of tho church will speak briefly on "How I Find tho Will of God In My Life" and "The Joy of Walking in the Will of od." Sunduy morning nt eleven the Baptist pastor, llov. H. P. Sconce, speaks on the theme "Tho Parable of the Sower." At the cloBe ot the morning service the members and friends of the Raptlst church will have a brief program honoring Mr. und Mrs. Sam Miller, who ore cele brating their golden wedding anni versary on Monday. An overflow meeting will bo hold next Wednesday evening in the Baptist church for Shipmate Bob and his crew-. CHURCH OF GOD Cleveland school district. Sun day school every Sunday at 10 a. m.. with preaching service at 11 a. in., evening preaching at 7:43. If you have not been attending these meetings you have missed some thing. Come and bring your neigh bor and help enjoy these services. John Edgar Evans, pastor. Back From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Russell Inealls have returned to their home In this city, follow. Ing a -vacation of a week In Ta coma. Mr.' Ingalls has resumed his work at the local Montgomery Wsrd eninpanv store. "ALMOST "Aln.it rnm Jt J mvm Alai.il ira.da CkHM I. Sioat Mw ma ml I. ,r, 'G, Spirit, j. Tlf ., Si. .p; c r.vnit.t ity CSi Tli rit r. r. sii ! (t. Pmm'j2.iJ.'"-? V Payment of Wheat Subsidy Renewed WASHINC-TON, Jan. 19. (AP) Tho agriculture department an nounced today It would resume pay ment ot a subsidy on exiwrts of wheat and flour from Paclflo coast ports to China and Hongkong and on exports of wheat from the same ports to the Philippine Islands. On January 3i the department suspended the export subsidy pro .nm ex-eent on flour from the Pa cific const to the Philippines, large ly because of prospects of a short 1940 crop in toe uruuBui-iuuBucw winter wheat Belt. i Officials said resumption ot tho nroeram in the Pacific was design ed to provide an ontlet for accu mulated surpluses ot wueai, can mated at 25,000,000 bushels, In northwestern' states. Under the subsidy program, ex porters receive from the govern- ment the difference between prices ' of grain In Hie American and tho export market's. Amorican wheat has been running as much as 35 cents a bushel above foreign prices. Senator Vandonburg says ho would attend a Jackson Day din ner to celebrate extinguishment of the public debt. You'd better grab a hoi dog while you'ro walling, senator. , Reports are still ' going around that Stalin is thinking variously of starting new wars In. the Balkans, in Afghanistan and- In tho Orient. By the law or averages, Stalin figures he's got to win at least one of them. ..':'..' BARBS It being lea; year, married' men can sit hack with, a vicious gleam . In their, eyes, and watch toe pro ceedings. , .' , . .' " Now liasspbrt regulations provide for so much red tape that it's u toss-up whether it's, easier to fill out your Income tux returns or to run off tu Europe. Apparently, marriage Is just u big yoke, to Greta Garbo. What was rirst thought to bo a Russian blltskrlcg may turn out to he just another one of those Flvu Year Plans. . ., : . . It Is rumored Hitler will soon retire because' ho feels tho -world Isn't, entirely '.-sympathetic- with him. Come now, Adolf, you're just sensitive.... " .' . ' -" '. Hex Tugweil. . ex-brain, truster, doosn'r thlnli , Roosevelt will .run for a third term. The only poopla who haven't : been heard from on this matter ate President Roose velt and tke.; Slarx u.roticrs. XOTK'H .W WAVI'lIT I'HIinS l HIinKIITM CRKKK.ASB ITS TIM- lllTxltii:. i.:i.l;irso. oor. i;it NIMIIMi, I'M- IMM til.A :cot.vi'Y,. mi:tit Tu all persona,, firms., nnd cor purittloits chilniliiu a rlttht to tin use of the waters of Itotiorts Creek, or any of Its' tributaries, IncliMllna i:ouiir Siirlmc.'Hll lu Douglas Coun ty, on-iron, anil; - To nil wlinin- It may roncern: Yoij ami cacti, ot yuu aru llcreliy noti fied tlmt on .or ii bout Kuliruiiry 0, ISIO,. tliu Statu - KnKinocr of tin State of OruKou w-lll llcBin lltl Invus liKatlon of tliu flow of lioliurta :rcuk. mid Its- tributaries. Including Cooper Siirlmr, a-nd of thu ditches Olvcrtlmr wafer then-from, pursuant to an orilur of the t;irunlt Court l'"r the determination of the- rights to thu usu of satd - wutcp .from said slreinti ami-Its trlhiitMrftjii'? ; ' l-'nrllier iioticcv-w(U' hei given ut a later tlHtu. flxliiK'. a tlnio. wlluu. anil a place w-lu'i-t... tin- 8t.ttu KiiKlio-er w-lll rct-clvu clulnia'Aind testlmony as' to I he rlKhts or all purttes cliitiii hiir from sutil arrcum a.n.a'.ll', trl-hulark-s as provided. -iiyJaw. -( I CUAS; 1 WfcU'KLt.V. , k -ft.f -. HWiliEiWllicr.,, 4;' if WOPtC., aj -iarelepj aad athilii turn T axpoxm soil. Bsttsc firtsMM eanfaBr -aSMlevetl i L Batiifaetioa MnnL'. V 4UAUTT PICTVU CO. PORTLAND'S Most Distinctive Hotel i. vi rr. vou . . . ' rrlettdrr tt-pfvli-e llom-e-laae Haoasa.. - tVea-trrful r . SeaslMe Hatra Kasi'AOCO" .75111 - T. T. Site 1911 JT". ''I ,.)' !"'" "" SI clW IB. hh, i6.eiiin ,,m t"tfe ta.y ttKIaU ,(C Vtfufilt, DInr and UUnNlUlV - . - I , - rt S '