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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, "1940. i iw 'inwHnas -'i .'.-"'.'-... .-A..; r"-'?. tied Dull? ,; AetM-m- ,11iiilifr if 'I'lic Ammiititrd I'rvtm Th AMMOfllltKl 1'IttiM iH (;X-lU(ttVfi Iv i.niiilrfl In tint iiKii for rumitillc-ii lion of ull nt'Wi rllHimtchcH croliU'U to it or nut ntherwlHu croilityd In this Duiicr uikI to all local ik-wn tiuh1lHh. il hi' rein. All rlulilM of r i ul, iitmn of upecinl dlnpulclieu HAlllUS KU-SWOUTIl Hdllor Knlerril n h Hecoiid rlantf matter Miiv 17 1 UliM, ll L llm nnnl Ofriru (K I('iH.'turKt Ori-jjoii, umlvr act of Vitrei. U78. Represented by er York -Ii71 MuUlimn Avo. Clil-1-iKo ::itt N. Ml'lHKiill Ave. Sim l-'riHM'tnco l!ft Mush KtriH-t He- troll :iM W. Cnuii UMiilt-viij (I AiiuiI'm II'! H. Snrhiu Hlrcol' 8nlil Stewart Htict rrl- lnml r.i'O S. V. Sixth Ktruul HI, LuuIn 411 N. Tulith titrt-at. Oreo WW PER V0I (ATI ON HllltNITllttlltU llalra Pally, per yciir liy 1,11,11 !i no Dally, 6 m'OitliH ly null I Dully, :l inontliM by iniill l.-ft Dully, liy nu-ili-r mt iiniiith i& bally. Ity currier per year 7.80 npilUKH nnltllullzod citlzeiiH, lie- cused Willi others of a plot lo ovorlhiow I Iki lulled SlaloH Kv crnmctit, cunuol ho deported even ir proved guilty. Tim three, I wo Irish mill one Ccrnian In origin, wore rounded up In Now Yolk liy J. IOiIkui- Hoover 11111I his li -iin.il llinlil a laiifaiu or pulilielly alli.'isl hh fantastic an I lie naliini of the plot against Hie govei niuont of which the 17 were accused. Tliu nioinuiil an alien eoinplcie.f Ills clllzenalilp ceremony, lie be comes forever Immune to deporta tion except on one condition. Only If II In proved lie olilalned Ills III .ellHhlp impel-" hy fnuid or deeell can he he deported, 110 matter how undesirable a citizen he may turn out to he. . Anent lliis situation, l'lcston (Irover. an Associated i'ress com lnentator, says: To 11 castuil spoliator It would appeal' thai llle main objective of becoming nil Auierlcun clli.en would be lo enjoy the Holt of gov crnnient and opportunities that America ofrern. Yet there ! no provision In Ibe law which stales that u naturalized citizen may he chucked back home If he .tiles to wreck the government he wan pre sumably no desirous of enjoying. It Is pretty well e.llabllshed lllal uu alien applicant for citizenship will be rejected If be baa Indicated u disposition to overthrow I he I'ldled Stales gnvor Mil by force. Ilolonglug lo llle Russian brunch of Ihe cc minis! parly likely would be enough lo bar a camlidulc lor citizenship. Thai, at least, was I be test which Many Itridgos, west coast waterfront labor leader, bad to pass 10 escape deportation pro cccdings. l.ulely I lean l.amlls ol Harvard law Heboid, silling as ex aminer, cleared him of that chuir. J'l'cslliuuhly he may now renew bis eilil lo become a t itizeu. ... Yet along cuineH .1. Ktlgar Hoov er and turns up a trio of natural ized citizens lo whom no such lest can now be applied. They run be jailed if convicted of conspiring lo use violence against Ihe govern ineiil. Hut llie fur more poueilul uienuce ol a possible ,1,-pol l:il ion could not act as n restraining In llucnce. Naturalized 1 it i.i-ns can plot and conspire anil Intrigue lo tlu-ir ll, -ail's colli, -III lo upset Ihe gin ernmellt I hey pledged Ihemselves to suiiporf wllhoul jeipaiili.iiii; llulr residence hcie. I. Ike all) na live 1 1 Yankee, llle.v call be ,le pllved of llnhls ol cllUellsblp ni 1,-leui, s, lull not deported. We have lisl d lor a h ill eu years In villiolie oul pieli nis 111 coor.ress against Ihe 111, , si law nbiillMK aliens who happened In he here wilh the most peaceable In tenl. but nol eiell Senator Ileyn olds of Nnllh ( iiioliua, tuosl taluil alien hailer. has rea, bed out lo sio; i:i-st ail liinendllieig lo tile law lo crack down on the lads ft, nil 11, ross llie s,-a who 1:0 sour on Ibe gov ern nl tiller durkini; Into Ihe sulci) zone. Editorials on News (Continued from pngs 1.) every coinniunily invuded bv inlau tlle paialysls. t,ui pal, -ills or Hi leasl Oiii- niandpaieuls will lell you Hull in Iheir day ll.'III.AIt l-'l.'.Mt lllipped every cnniinunil) iniaded by smallpox or diphtheria l-'HII'ITN.Vn-; YOI' n relieved 01 that tear! Why? Mecause lesearch de-co, crcil the t-niise of tuinllpox and illphllieiia. and with H10 cause hliull deM'U'pcd ucce!llll lllelil- pievcntloii and treat- S'! I .Ml I. Alt reseurch in now under the CC C! !!!f:!!!"!" paralysis, flounced by tlio money contributed iu connection with the I'reslUent'H unuual Illrlhduy Cele bration, If micccHBful in Hh ef forts, Ibe shltdderlUK fear Ibat clutcheii every heart In every com munity where infantile paralyHls strikes will be IIAMKIICH nil the fear of Hinallpox uud diphtheria bus been banished. pltKSIDKKT HOOHKVKI.T, hlln- self an Infantile paralysis vie Hill, has lent bin llamu lo this line cause. The human bpecics Iiuh lorum so low that there are Indi viduals who proless to suspect that he has ulterior political motives. Only 11 KCI'.MMY ,li;;iJ could entertain such 11 suspicion. The I'reslileut's Jlhihday Cele bration Is a fine conirlbuilon to a noble cause. The dimes or Iho dollars you (dvu to it will he buiiic IblnK to remember when you are balancing your Kood deeds aualnsl your evil ones. New Schoolhouse at Garden Valley Dedicated The newly cuisine led Hchool house at Harden Valley wiih up proprialely dedicated at a well 111 lended eeremony held Sunduy afl ernoon. The proKiuui featured IIiib ralsliiK exendses and uu address by lilslriet Allorney J. V. I-oiik. The new sll-ucture replaces all old and obsolete euihliiiK and was eoiiBliucted as 11 I'WA project Willi district tuiopcralion. Examination Waived On Non-Support Charge l.'uitene .1. Krehs, broiiKhl from Salem lo KosebuiK to unswer to a i 111 j,l a in L chui Kinu non support of a minor child, waived exainlnallon when Kivim pieliinlnaiy arraii-n-ment in Ihe Justice conn loilay. He nas oroereil nelil In custody In lieu . .., 11,111. penuinii (iiand Jnrv aiilon or oilier disposlllon of ibe ease In Ihe eireull eoini. KRNR Mutual Brudoaitlng Syttcm 100 Kllooyolal REMAINING HOURS TODAY -l:lin-Kulloii Lewis. Jr.. MILS l:ir,-llaven of ilest, MILS. 4:1.0 Tea Time (lance. r,:nu-Aullior. Aulhor, Mils, f, : :ill - Voice of Industry. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tine, MBS. 6:M- Tmliiht'R Tune. 6:05 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes. li-15 ThlB War. .MILS. j 6:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. I li: la - lilnuer Imni-e. I 7:oil-- Mulllal Maeslros. 7:3H l.oiu llanacr, MIIS. S:ou llanee llrch. S.-.u Inlerlude. K::ir.- Hob I'rosbv's (Hell.. MIIS. : If, -Alvlno Key's llreh.. MIIS. 9:00 Alka Seltier News, MBS. U: 15 Barbers of Beeville, Wing Cigarettes, MBS. !l.:iu i.uwh and Lawyers. MIIS. II: If, p'ultnu Lewis, .ll.. MIIS. lll:INl -SIkii (llf. TI'KSIIAY. .1 AN. ::o 7:eu - Slul'f and Nonsense. 7 : 1 r. lit -l.lv.hts on Kami and 1 11 Chili News. 7:30 News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News, Gllmorc Corner. 7: lu llbapsodv In W ax. S im llreaklasl Club. MI'.S. S :in -Keep l-'il lo Music. MIIS. s i:, Krskilie Hut 1 -ii -HI. MIIS. 9:00 Man About Town. II: I.', H,,rolh .Stevens Hum phreys. Soprano. MIIS. 9:30 Ma Perkins, Proctor & Gamble, MBS. 9:45 Carters of Elm Street, Oval-i tine. MBS. lu:liu Ymictifs i: I r. Happy Cans. MIS: lu.:!il i'iano liupinnil'ln MI'.S 10:45 Pinto Pete, Copco. 11:00 I'aliner llouse MIIS. 1 1 : l'i Tommy Tucl.ei folic, -I I. (lull MIIS. I I : I.V S uiphiinv. IL':eo -Luncheon Knur. I- I.', -Ifh.Mhin al Kaudnin. L'S News, Safeway Stores. 12:50 News-Review of the Air. 1 :00--Henn, tiger's Man On The Street. II., I 011 I S, hnnl ,d Hie An . MIIS 1:30 The Quiet Hour. J : oil At Ynlll C ,,111111.111,1. . I Johnson l-'aiinlv. Mils. American l-'uuitU Kobiu MIIS : r, .link Aiiliui, MIIS. Joint Allew. H:n Hone. M I IS. Hill McCunc's On ll . MIIS Sands r Time. MIIS. Kull in Lewis. Jr . MIIS. Ha v en of li. si. Mils. :i I.", :i ::,i I on - 4 i r, I : I.", Tea Time liuiice. ft K. -Sinleliiella. MIIS. r,:::u Vaiielles. 5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval tine. MBS. II lie- Touh-hl's Tune. 6:05 News. Calif. Pacific Utih tiea Co. 6:10 News-Review News Flashes ll 1.1- Uat News. MIIS. Musical Inlerlude. MIIS. John 11 lliulns. MIIS. iiitiner lan,e Mulllal Maesli,,-. Ned .Ionian. S, eivl Am nl. MIIS. i; i ;, ihelltlnes in MIIS. ::" - Interlude. s-:i:, Musical lot, 1 -hid MHS. 8:45 Twilight Trails, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. 9:00 Alka Seltier News, MBS. !l - I'elel, union of llle I'test , bill's llinlid.,4 lLill. MII-5. l'M." Sign UK- 0(18 of ment. OUT OUR WAY UISCA'J.D THAT SABER - - f I CAM'T IT'S V THROW IT AVAV--PlTCH iT.' ' , I TIED TO ME WITH 1 VCU'RE HJSPOOfJi tijd . TH' SABER KWOT ! J I HORSE VOU'RE RUIMING I V - , I A REVIEW MDU'LL CUT r I SOMEBODVS HEAD OFF.' ' cSV J ' I VOU'LL BE COURT St7 I MARTIALEP IF YOU V-'SVl i ' I DOM'T DROP THAT J .illN 1 ' l-ZO eORW THIRTY VEARS TOO SOOM J.P.xmiiAJAmS Indians To Battle Strong Frosh Five Coa'-b .llm WallH' Inillull basiiet ball team steps into unusually lust company lomorrow cveniiiK, when, they meet the slioim uud elongated I'nlvei-ylly or OreK in I'resbmen j nuiulet on Ihe senior blub maple) cimi. The contest will start j pt-omptiv at 7:::o o'clock and will be preceded by a preliminury 1 slaiilni! al ipproxinialely l:.iu. The llreyon Yearllnus are fust I velopiiiu lulo one of the Hlr.onK- est uroup 01 caiters lo represent the first year class in some lime.! Couched bv John Worron. lortner-! Iv ol Astoria blub school wherei he developed several slate chain-1 piouship hoop sipiads ami a nuiti-l ber of lalnous names III basketball j Ilobbv Anel, Wally Jnlianseii. Ted Sarpola. Wally I'alinheri;. Matt ravalunas nuioni; those hel ler known Ihe 111 HI aiinreaillon has been ear-lnarked as beini; an other uroiip of exceptionally line va'sily ::,alelial. Ex Reedsport Lad on Team ('hie! of Ibese hudiliim hoop slurs wiioni I'oacb Warren has ntli sed nloni: uii'ler his iruidins; in lltience is Wallace Horru'vik. ex lieedspoii liiKh school conlor, who stands ll-leel-S III llis stockillK ft el. Ilorrcvik, while playlliK lor Iteeds purl In liouitlus counly H leaeue circles, never reached Hie slan dard possible lor one of his nhilliy and sluluie, bill under Ihe liillca. till, lime of Ihe lornier Astoria in, nt ir. he has ben lie oul- slandiln; pln.Mi- on be l-'iosb siilad and Ihe inosl polenl scorini; lineal. l-'ioin a ureal collodion of prep !., Ctaeh Warren has a-e seiublcl n hiub scorini; s.pid wlnc.i has evervlbiiiu'. In llorrevik mid Warn n Taylor Ihe hitler u I', lo e totwanl trout Hunks, be has hi lull! and scorilm uhlllls ; In Hon Klrsch chunky speedster from .lei Icrsoll Illuh. be has speed plus a Komi maiksnian. beini; Ihe sernlid hlKhesl scorer. The reninlnder ol Ihe sipiad is well balanced in both beiulll and deccptt'.ll. ''''' "' Ibese aie Sidesiloler. I'.ubalo. cr-s.-hl.ul and llllver. all ol I'oiilalid: Till He "I l-i Hraiide; llaker ol lihmpia and Stanley ol llakiidm hiuli. Hostak Favored 6 to 1 to Defeat Tony Zane Tonight ITllCAllll. Jail. -!l. -IV'.'l M llo.aak. Ihe Sealtle slilKKel' re. on nixed as inlddlcwembl chunipi.ui by Ihe National I'.uUiiK assm icl i in. is a li lo I laol ile lor Ins le roirnl 11,111 lllle licllt tolliKlll Willi Tony .ale of Hul l. In, I. .ale. ruled Ihe No. a leal-lh weililll cballellKer by Ihe N. II. A . i;,s I II piolllised a liilllil belli with llostak in Seallle If Ile call tin ll back the champion tonoliit. Ileslilk a letiilic puncher wilh either hand, has never he n k k e,l down ill 7.' ticbl.-.. ale he been knocked mil Ihiec nines in Is lint: nppeaialoes. ODDITIES I ly tic iStH'UlK il Vv. Snowball Brigade YOUK. S. C --The roni tf (Iw Shilnh I'rt-sl tcriiin Imn h fivi iniiVs finm hir taught lin-. but tiro lij;tilMi api'iiiiiius Uiifii't iiViiil ithlf. Tin- runmi'KiiltuH iMit nil! tin hliii' tin- Hilly way potUIe nt tin t L nit w i f h Mm w hulls. Anti-Ice Marathon i: .Nsvit.i. i:. imi. - rpHjiii m I wo M-mv ihiiUr.. vrsi' iintl tt;ns , MrKrr 7ih wnn a halllc ituatnt .1 mill u live v huh t In i alt'iit d to lll'1.i' MMT 111"' ' lake. Siin-'i iiilrinii-ilt Mav Killn saitl Ihr tnwl. tM-UllinillK when tllf weather IlltlU'ii stfifly ct-M two urckx itfo. tiWiiiii In a Miiall rhi h' lo krt'p u shI i' h' v til let'. Toiliiy. lisiiiK tciupt'i iiluics ha I ) Mlilll'll thl'IM In isisc up uu llll-ll' "pi-rpi'liial Hfol it'll" tiK'tt. High Finance rL;.M.l()Ki;. W i..- M J VY.ii r, pu'sivlvut ut Kv n ui more t ity DAILY DEVOTIONS UU. CIIAS. A. KUWAHDS Tin- Kii-imelit of life with il.s v.i -iishhiK L'oinpi'tituiti uud in I tuliiiK fiitiiut) leaves nu-ii uml Uftini-ii il e i' i; sseil, Thcir stn-iiKlh of spirit is not equal to the hunlen.s which are laid upon IImmii. Tljcy use stteii u small port ion of the tiivine power wIiilIi is uvaiiahlf lor life that they me weak ami weary uml faint. Love heeniH cold, prayer is Irksome, worship is tedious and Christian service In unin leresthiK. One eminent writer refers lo days of depression when he won the day hy sayiim. "I must use my wiiiKS." He had hi-eu trying lo carry the hurden itloiii'. ami tlifv weru loo niucii for his strength. lie had foigut (eii his sidiitual resources, lie had forgotten to nl upon the Lord, lien; Is a source (if (tow er nvailahle to all men. A power (liat enables us to forgive when others hale, to smile when oth ers frown, to be quiet when oth ers tret, to work when others faint, to he steadfast when oth ers yield lo fear, to wuit upon the Lord, ami thus renew our slrenuih. Help us, dear Lord, so to learn. Amen. council, received a first class let ter Iron, the state treasury depart ment bearing a three-cent stamp. Inside was a check for two cents - I'Yuiiimnre's share of stale in come taxes collected during the last quarter of WKi'J. Si it ir tests have shown snakes to he entirely deaf. Thus. I he i at t ler ranot hear bis own rattle, and the cobra cannot tuke his rhythm from the snake charm er's music, hut from the swaying of I he pi'i former's body. INDIAN HORIZONTAL 1 Daughter of the Indian chief Powhatan. 10 She saved the of Captain John Smith. 14 To pierce with a knife. 15 Red cosmetic. 16 Illustration. 17 Snare. 13 Three. Answer to 20 To touch. 40 Diocesan 21 Encountered. center. 22 Sandy. 41 Right. 24 Pattern block. &2 Indefinite 26 Measure of article. area. 43 Church title. 27 Form of "be." 45 Sprinkles with 28 While. flour. 30 Onto. 31 Astir. 32 Definite article. 34 To ebb. 35 Large inn. 36 Ireland. 37 Period of time. 38 And. 50 Ancient. 51 Strife. 53 Sphere of action. 4 Bustle. ; 55 Slender prickle. 56 Tonic spasm. 57 Small horse. 59 She was LJ A(NJS DQiT IRIO.MIAINI JLOiSiE RjAlR AlLAjSL T pjTiEjP Afr'E G L UTS W.EFDE R SBg O SiAjLj I A aV rfeTkoCBTQNiE SpiiBl JAilUi : Z 15 M I 15 jo 17 Ir3 W I MiO III U (15 q QS LZZ" T ' " 5b" 57 $ $ I u- zr T By Williams Glendale Splits 2 With Myrtle Creek (iLEM)ALK, Jiin. 2'J. tilendale divided a double bill Willi the Myr tle Creek Vikings on the Olendale floor Friday evenltiK. Ihe ylrli wiiu.iLK 53 to 17, and Die bovti los ing, to ill. The volleyball game was one sided from start to finish, stimdiim :,3 to 9 ut the lmlL The basketball piune was the moRt thrillliiR of the current season for oca! fans. Myrlle Creek'n quin let pulled ahead in the first half, breakini; through the l'lratt de lense for u score of 15 to U at the quarter, ana stamUnt? 2ti to 17 at half time. In the last two periods, however, tae Firaies found the haKket and made substantial t'ains. beiiiR at one time a point ahead. (Hk'h scorer for (Herniate was R Jones with 1! points, and for Myr tle Creek, A. McUougal with la. 1 The basketball line-ups Glendale Myrtle Creek A. Wlnkelman . Garrett I'aulson (2) .. F (10) A. McDousal F (M Uust 0 Mr Kedller G : (i) Marcum G ... G. Iyer I). Jones Hit .. II. JOIII'H l,t . Substilutions: Glendale I). Me- mulllll (4); Myrtle Creek 11. live'' (11. The volleyball linn-uiis: (lleiulale MlilKlllet Mlllll'i'WS (17l, Audrey McNeel (2i. Gloriii Wunseh (2). Klleil llllssell C!l. Mallei l.i-wallen III. .Maxilie Mi: Murifii (l:i). Helen l.ewiillen CSl, Vlri:iiiia W'liikeliiian (7). Myrtle Creel; Anna TnxvnseiHl 111. 'I'reva AlRiatli:ll. I.'lls ('(ipe Ian, I, Itnsie W'omlrtlfr, Mary Star buck. Nailia Dyer CD. Klvaliur Culler (21, ltoslc Ymilil! (II. Siilialililtiiina: (ilemlale Ilelly Roncey, (Irace Lewalleu. Maxilie WiliRelniHii; Myrtle Creek Irene ill-own (7). HEROINE Prevlou Puxzle 10 Untruth. 1 1 Frosted. ' 12 Page of a book. 13 Type measure. 18 Caricatured. 20 Plumes. 21 She John Rolfe. 23 To reform. 25 She was received at court in 27 Machines for dyeing. 29 Brief. 31 Tennis point. 33 Greek letter. 39 Fortress. 42 Lengthwise. 44 Chinese sedge 46 God of love. 47 Men's reading rooms. 48 Antelope. 49 Freedom fron) care. 50 Aroma. 52 Hurried. 54 Monkey. 55 Spanish. 58 You. VERTICAL 1 Postscript. 2 Fish-eatinf mammal. 3 Wagon. 4 Camel's hair cloth. 5 Either. 6 Musical character. 7 Rotation. 8 Money changing. 9 Southeast. called an Indian . 60 To arise. ATTACK Oil Startling Expose of U. GENERAL WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S HAPPENED . Unprepared America is under at tuck hy Mexican forces under .Mili tary Leader Van Hasaek. (iKNKHAL HAtilJK, chief of Staff of the L'. S. army. COLON KL KLAGWILL, chif u' military lntclliKeuce In WariliiiiK ton. CAPTAIN IJICNNING, younp U. H. intelligence officer is trailing Van llassek's spies. GKNKUAL MOLE, division com mander lu Texas. The president is killed when Washington is boinhed. and Uie country is panic-Htrtcken, CH Al'TKR XXIII Genera) Hasue nervoiiHly paced the floor of bis office despite the long days of driving toil and anx iety that had drained his ener gies to the point of exhaust ion. The last troop trains had moved south with the force of fifty thou sand men that was to stop Van llassek on the Fort Worth-Dallas line. Hut reports from the south Hhook him with new uilHgiviuus and he had sent for Colonel Flag will. Fla.will reported shortly and, at the general's direction, check ed over the Texas operations map. "Reports I'm receiving from the third army concentration. Flag will," General Hague said, "indi cate pretty i,ich of a mess. We Hiiuply can't afford to have Van Hassek roll up our army there be fore it gets hd. 1 think you'd bet ter fly down there yourself and give me your first hand estimate of the situation." "Heforo you decide, I'd like to explain, sir, we have some rath er alarming reports from China. I've got lo devise some means of confirming them. Also I'm plan ning a wide-scale roundup of known spies in the Pauamu Canal Zone." Hague said ut once: "I'm more immediately worried over our im provised third army In Texas, Flag wilt. By the way, young Jlenning 01 away this morning lor Mexico City, didn't lie?" Klapu ill's face dropped. "Sorry, general. IJeuning has vanished in thin air. Not a word from him all day." "Uennfng missing?" General Hague scowk-d incredulity. "That doesn't sound like Ucnniug." "1 authorized him to follow a Van llassek agent aboard a Norwe gian tramp freighter, thinking we'd get a haul ol spies. A destroyer overhauled the boat last night aft er it sailed, only to find lienuing was not aboard as planned. The ship's captain claimed not to have seen anyone resembling liennlug. Our (i-2-erew at Governor's Island is on the Job, hut so far no clue." "Nothing should have prevented .Hennings flight to .Mexico (,'ily, Flagwill," Hague complained. "All right, let's hope he turns up soon. Let me hear from you, FhiKwill, as soon us you get the hang of the mess at Hallas." j FhiKwill drove at once to Roll ing field where a fast new U-17 ob servation plane put him in the air shortly bet ore dusk. Seven hours 'later, as the plane approached Dallas, a radio warning told the pilot to avoid the Dallas airport and put dou n at an emergency landing-field south of the city. The savage winks of detonation bombs caught Fla;: will's eyes as bis plane drove past the city. No sooner had his plane roared lo a stop in the emergency field than his ears rang with the bedlam of air bombardment over Dallas. A staff oiileer from army hoadipiarl eis was waiting lor him. "Dallas and Fori Worth are tak ing an awlul beating tonight," the staff officer reported. "We're forc ed lo detrain troops and impedi menta north of Ihe city. An hour ano a bomber registered on one of our troop trains three hundred men killed. Thiims are in u pret ty bad job here, sir." Major General Lannes, dispatch ed from corps area at Atlanta to command the rcinfon-od and highly improvised third army, had set up his advance command post in the village of Midlothian. With a hurriedly assembled s'.if:' of fifty officers, he was slaving feverishly through the night, in the huge task of reducing chaos lo order. Filly thousand men. most of them hast iiy withdrawn from civil life ami precipitately concen t rated over several thousand square acres of barren terrain. had to be tjluken down, supplied witli necessities, and arranged into soiiiethitiK resembling an or derly, organized battle front cov ering some titty-five or more miles. Gcuerut Lannes had decided up on an organized line south of Dallas and Forth Worth extend ing generally through llillsboro on the right and Corsk-ano on the left, so to deny Van Hassek the arterial high ways lead inn north from San Antonio and Houston. The mechanized cavalry wan cov ering hijt thinks. I (alias was bis railhead for all classes of sup plies: and not until tomorrow, uheii the "L'd naiiomil guard anti aircraft reiiment arrived from Il linois, would he have any protec tion at night tor his supply instal lations. "I'll be frank with you. Flag will!" Geiieral lannes said In a peppery, overw rom-lit voice. "li Van llassek sizes up this mess and hits us promptly, he'll roll up my third army In spite -" Lannes' voice w as drowned hy the mighty crash of a heavy boinh that set the earth shaking under them. "hi spite of hell and high wa ter!" he concluded as1 the room eleaieij nf ihi aliens. "It'll take me days to straighten1 out thW tautie and It'll only take Van IhisiH'k n few hours tu run up here uitli bis niouuiml uud uievbjuu AMERICA! S. Lack of Defense ARED WHITE ed outfits!" "General Hague probably has told you, sir," Flagwill said, "that we've got to bold on this line. The country is in an uproar and exery one iu Washington, sir, feels we've got to havo a victory." "Sure we've got to bold!" Lannes ni.ed. "HtH don't forget that fifty thousand men are fifty thou saud soldiers only wheu they're shaken down, organised, supplied and ready to fight." The army commander stalked to u wall map and pointed to his dis positions and immediate plan of action. "Mole is taking an urtillery lac ing at this minute, which means at Lack on him at daybreak. With the reinforcements I've Bent up. he must bold on the Colorado as long as possible. Then he's got to fight delaying actions and make anoth er desfierate stand behind the Hraxos. Somehow Mole must de lay Van llassek at least three days, maybe for a week, until 1 can get' In sbupe to take the enemy on here In front of Dallas. It's going to cost us a lot of men, Flagwill, a lot of men! Hut 1 want you to xo out and see the situation for your self and tell Hague why I'm forc ed into these desperate delaying ac tions out iu front!" Flagwill went out to bis sedan for reconnaissance. The first touch of gray was just coming into- the starlit night. Enemy flares glow ed over the earth as observation planes photographed American dispositions and confusion. Mus ketry chattered as riflemen drove at the low-flying observers. An hour of patient driving put Flagwill down the army's projected front. Whole regiments stood about In the dawn, still waiting for orders and supplies. Shortage of ammunition was .general, even in the infantry. Am munition was reporter! available at the railhead, but the ruilhead was swamped with demands and there were insufficient truck trains ut present for all purposes. As the sun shot over the horizon. Flagwill turned hack to the Lannes command post. Squadrons of American combat planes had comb ed the ulr of Van Hassek's night hawks and the day had quieted ili.wn to u rumble of artillery col umns and hum of friendly planes. Given a day or two, Flagwill con cluded, the hastily assembled third army would shake Itself down. American ingenuity s o m e h o w would overcome the shortages of supplies, motor vehicles, the obso lescent organization tables, the un-co-ordinated staffs, outmoded well pons, the lack of training In team- play of higher units. At least the officers had sound academic train ing in the science of Avar, train ing gleaned from service schools, map rooms, and minor maneuv ers. General Lannes, bis face flush ed ami harried, his eyes distend ed, sat feverishly at the end of a field telephone as Flagwill re-entered (he command post. After a staccato, fretted exchange he bung up the receiver and goL to his feet. "Van llassek is driving at Mole with everything he's got this morning!" Lannes roared. "Only (he regiments I sent up to him last night kept Mole from bring cracked up early this morning. Says he'll he lucky to hold on ill! nine. My God, Flagwill, this mess is going to cost us live thousand men, maybe ten!" General Mole, in his command nos l back of the Colorado, tinned ) from his end of the wire with an oath. "Hells bell s." he bellowed. "Fifty thousand men in ihe ihird army and yet they expect me to tight the whole war! ' He shout ed iit his chief nf staff: "Delay our withdrawal until I tell you! Lannes insists we've got to hold. On our righl there, shove In the sixteenth infantry!" The second's men, sogj-y with fatigue, slu lined by tho long-sustained horror of action, responded lo the. hoi stimulus of necessity, fought back wiih desperut Ion as they took further crimson lo.-.ses. Machine guns yielded only to the bayonet. Men of the reinforcing regi ments, unburdened by long nWd training, went forward to the at tack with less kusIo. Whole squads broke at the rim ot the flaming cauldron and I Id in ter lor. The majority mustered ttn-ir terror and went iorward under ihe i lash ol command. Hy eight o'eleek. Mole he mid hold no Ion .er. chastiv , losses were multiplying, bis flank's were threatened. Now tin; Ameri can air service held the supremacy of the air immediately over the heads of Tiole's troops, which made possible the dangerous operation ot uayugnt withdrawal. "I'm pulling or.t of here now. Lannes!" he nhouted fiercely over the field telephone. "I can't hold another minute! I hope you have strong? reintorcemeiits lor me at Ihe Ilruzoo." "All right. Mole, uso vnur twn judgment." (.amies retorted. "Itut no matter what it costs. wee got to delay Van liasscli until I ran s't my third army ready to stop him!" (To he continued) CARR'S 9c SALE Continues all this week. After ? days of heavy selling, nly .-,loz-en items out as yet. And' remem ber, there aie dozens of teal spe cials not on the circular. Also souk new items just pur out for this week, liny now at ('air's jc sale. (Adv.) Kmc Henry VIII of Kngland es tablished a law which dclincd an aolrdupnis pound as the weight uf 7""m grains of ivheal taken from Ihe middle of the middle ur the ear and well dried." Oregon Again Wins Over Washington Viciwa' earning Series W!h Oregon Stat May Dtcidt Northern Division TitU. By The Associated Prow) The clllps lire down tlllu wei.dt ill Die nortlipin dlvialon of the Pii cil'le COHHt conference; and he lore another Sunday either Ore gon Stule college or the i-iiiidly. inilirovliiK I'nlverHity of Oregon linsKelbull team will be picking up Home uf them. Oregon State, after a week of rent, pluyti three games this week, (w.i aguinst Washington tonight and tomorrow and another againat Oregon Saturday. All three are '..t i'n...,..lllu flnlnf. intn I ll. u'.x.U wiih six vIct.orlcB and a defeat, OSC, by winning three limes more, can all but finish off the chain- ploilKlllP- However, Washington, desplto its three straight losses to Ori sonSaturday's score ut Kugeuu was 50-4:1 for the homo team, is no pushover. Washington ' loss es virtually eliminated the Seallle school from the title race but placed It In Ibe position or poten tial gliinl kllier, a familiar spot lor the Huskies ill recent athletic sea sous. Huskies Post Early Lead In Saturday s game. Washingt-m led at the hall, 2li-19. after Scblic Ing and l.lnilh hud run the score up lo 2H-6 in Ihe first 12 minutes. Ill the second period, however. Capt. John Hick turned on the Ileal for Oregon, aiueu ny aimer 'son. I'avaluiKis and Marshlli. to i tie the count at UMi. 'i he lead I changed twice in a short period, and ihen Anclermu and Dick pull ird Oregon away lor the final vie , tory. lllck's 22 points lilted him to a I season totul ol M. within reach of Ihe divison sio-ing record. I.iiulll was high lor V shington with 11. altli.iugli he went out on fouls early in Ihe second half. I Idaho Still Win-Less Idaho gave Washington State a belter battle than Ihe lillal score I showed, coining within two polnm of a tie once al 15-17, and within one point at S2-:i:i. Olson. WHO I guard, led the sc iring with 1:1 I points, lollowed by Chase, WSO ! forward, and Hilton, Idaho center. ; wilh 12 each. The ganie-of-tbe-week, of course. w ill he the Oregou-OHC fray. The ' tenuis split a previous two-came series; and the winner of this ono i mav well be llle eventual division itillisl. Washington Stale continued In massacre of Idaho Saturday, the lldaboans bowing under a 12-lil! score lor their eighth consecutive defeat, and next Saturday WSC will have still another chance at the boys from Moscow. 1 Division standings as of today: ' Team: Oregon Slate Oregon Washington Stale Washington Idaho Team Standings CITY LEAGUE W I'd. .fiS'.l .77S .5511 Koschurg Allies ... ..S .7 ..5 Dunham's Transfer Kagles Lodge 5 4 Copco No. 1 5 4 Hoy's .Men's Store t 5 .111 l.'inpmin Cleaners :t 15 .:!:!:! Veterans l-'acilily :l 0 'lll'.O.Ii. No. :i2(i 1 S Day. I'mpitua Cleaners. Mennitt, It'iseburg Alleys. 177: II. Miller. I'mpipiu Cleaners, 17:1: llarr. Dunham's Transfer, Dill: .1. I.oumis, Key's Store, 1118; Vau Val zah. I'.rlIcs. Kill: Stevens. Dun ham's. Ifiii; It. Iiomls, Koschurg Alleys, lliti: Haugllinau, Koschurg Alleys. Kill; Illack. Dunham's Transfer, 1115. INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W I. I'll. I.iil'bam Motors !l i .7."" Si Dillard 7 5 .55 Hansen Molors s ! .'i'i7 Douglas flour Mill 7 5 .SMI Shell Oil 5 7 .117 llilel Valley 1 S .:!.;:! Monicoinerv Wurd 1 s .:!:::' standard oil I K .;).',:i II. Miller. Hansen Motors. 10V li. MilliM'. Hansen Motors. 1 ';': Itidgeway. Valley Hold. 1112; llak ir. Ilansin Molors. 150; Wiley. Hansen Motors. Kill; W. Campbell. I.apham .Motors. I I!'; Zcltlcr. Monl-goniM-y Ward. 117; Kodloy, Lap- ham Motors, Mil; Abraham, I tuii- sen Motors. 111. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE w t. ret 6 1 ,S75 5 2 .711 .... I 2 .11117 2 1 -"M 0 S .Una i k j ir W L IM. l.O.O.K 7 1 .S77 Hod and dun Club 7 2 .777 F.Iks Club 5 4 .5.'..". l'rolesslonal Men 5 4 .'155 Tavern ('.rill 4 5 .til Copco No. 2 . :t 6 ,::!:! Kiwallis - 2 li .250 Ilea ley s 2 7 .222 Ilissil. Tavern (illll, IV!: Cecil Hlack. Itml and Hun (Tub. l.M: Daiis. Itod ami tiuu club. 172: .1. Loomis. l.o.ii.l'V, no; Woodrull, Klks chlh. Iii;i; .Sherman. Klk-f Huh. KI2: It. Loomis. 1. O.O.I''.. D.l; I'. Morgan. Klks, I .Ml; (i. l-oollils. I.O.O.K. 1 5lt ; .1. Campbell. I'roies- si'inal Men. 15(. School Days CI.KAItWATKIt. Neb. Ktcven- year-onl Dwigllt Jidlries thinks maybe destiny has him marked for membership In a "la.a man a emu On tr. Miccess've duvs lie was llie only pupil to report al a rural school near here. Ihe 21 others - luc absent Vjiause of Miuu , clrl and ltlii.;-.-s. lid'; a--'