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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1940. 4 ; Distributed by Douglas Distributing Co. i Roseburg, Ore. Phone 14 R. H. S. Students Entertain Rotary High school girls ami bnyn eti lertulned t ho Itoseburg l'')tnr dull at Us n'fiHhir meeting e.ter ilny by presenting a hnw preview nl it h'ft nl' the numbers I" he heard lit lllll COUCerl III the combined ii'.. mi! nt naut.M ions of li" hciiinr Midi wIkhiI Friday I'VciiiMj- ol lli;s week. The Itevereud l. II. Hart, Cor ViiIIIh Hnptlst minister, ml Ires:- -d Hut club. Rev, Hart in ctuxlurl intt rvniigcllslie inceffugH in Hnsohurg. Following 11"' ii-milur program Ihe i-ltih conducted Its annual election nl' nllliers. 'I'Ih following nieinberH ol the rlnh wimp named hm i t h directors lot' Hie renin year John Harney, Al Johnson, Clarence SinuiKi'i, Vlrtnr .Mlcelll anil Urine .Mellis. ; Klan Banishes Masks, Puts Limit on Fiery Crosses ATLANTA, (la., April K f AP) In an unprecedented ninvc, the nation al itlllnniH d the Kil Kins Klan or dered today removal nl' huihs fnnn helmets nl the order's regalia, ic (drifted tin use nl' tiery crosses and placed it otirb mi parades and denionslralinnn. The surprise action, tirsl In t lit hlslmy of the Itlnn In liar the hice cnvci Inn visors, came us I hi' tin pfi'ial Mnuctlium, the organization's lioard of directors, wound up a tivoday annual session. Imperial Wizard James A. Coles tilt Haul tin1 klonciliuiu reported a niajoi it v o tin- membership la Mirrd unniaskinu or the imin mi lionai Klan. which makes it illegal lor klausim-n In wear masks either Macccibee Hal Public Dance Saturday Night Music by Rhythmeeis Evcrvhody Welcome Atlnnstiion 25c FOR SALE! Model M. Allis-Chalmers, new condition , . , . ...1700 T. 20 International $1000 Model D.John Deere $600 "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON publicly or privately, i "Violation ol any pari 1' the I edict," Colescoll Ha hi. "shall tuii-i silhiic a major oftense punishable Ijy banishment." Stork Brings Triplets ' Without Doctor's Aid AUjITl'I'A. I'a., April Is.-- (AP) Trlpli'l nil Is, burn hi a kllcln n withoul llic aid id physician and hushed to a hospital In a common rnusling pan. vcro "uWHiik alniiK idcidj" ludity. Tin! Htoik ildicr'il lln niils last .DiKhl wiv wodf.H nhcad id' H'licdiilc In Alr.s. John Kccd, :."-.vear-iil(l niolhcr nl' two oilier children, a lew niiiinlc!; after Hie family had moved Into a Iwnrooia enltaue they reieiitly pniclianed near Ali ipiiPIKi. TIih lather, a part lime Hleel uniker, wan al .ork. There wasn't any heal or li.-hl In Ihe collime. The ph.Hieian hadn't heen nniiited. Not even a bed h;id heen Bel lip. Kinninoiied home, the smpiis.'d lather na id he thnnu ii he would natiin Ihe irl.i Apiil. May ami June. Girl Who Had "Upside Down" Tummy Now Bride fllllWiID. April IS. (, Alvic ,,nnj Mill y. who alliaet- ed naiiim w hie alteiition liva year-t mki as ihe "idrl with (In- upside down fdomai h," was honc mooiihtc here today. The tot iner i Mini ha. Neb., uii I. now l.'i, w s disclosed an tin- Pride of William Kein Hyle. n lormer Noi l liw elein untveisiiy student. The youiiu couple idopt-il M;ttHi -1 and weie mail led at Si. t'haile.-. Alii In rc" a nndlcal evamiuatlou i" M-'iIed Ahee's sttona. h. appendix, spleen, anil niost of l!ie iniestine-i WtMe misplaced crowded fnlo ihe place where her lei I Itiim sleuiM h;te heen. A run eel i e npeialina W us p.i lei ine.l in a l-'all liu er. M.i.Ms.. hospilal Leave For Convention Maiy j and Nam Unbind, Alta loddmi ; and Sie;itt Slatlei. repre-i n t inu i tin' Chnstian lindeavoi soi o ty ol the l'iisl Pie.b.Meitni (hlllill ol this ily. 1-ll Thuisilay lor l';ill.is. ie , lo atteml lb.' stale C. con- Seattle Reaches Second Spot Tie My the Assoehiterl Tie.s Seallle. last year's pennant win ner 111 the I'aelltc Co;ist llaseh;ill lea true, uiih lied for aecon I place loday wlih Sati Ide-o. only hall a Maine behind Oakland. The Health- Itainiers won their second successive victory over tin l.os Aimeles AllKela 2 to I lust nlht while Oakland lost In Sac ramento, 12. and San I'lf'Mo lost In Hollywood, a-i Portland was deeper hi (ho clr cnii'H ci liar alti'r dropping the third rttralfihl. conte.i lo Sail Ktaii risen, S to '2. San Kranrifu ii .mio tr ui) -s 12 I'ortlaud lid lam tinn 2 II 1 Uattei ies: Klierly. Ilaihiu CO and Spiinz; Tliomn:;, (laliter (i and I'dnande:!. lly Ihe Associated Press American League I ins I on 7. Washington n. Ifelroll I. SI. Louis 2. National League i.'in. Iiukiii J, Chicago 1. Coast League Standings W I, Oakland 7 Seatllo ... 117 Pet .'ill til I .:;i; San iiei . Sacramento Hollywood l.os Angeles San Krain isr Poi ilaud Grange to Meet South peer Creeli erange will meet Saturday eennm. April jn. at Its hall. Itiisf ness will be lot low ed by a socia t boor and il.meint;. with the grange on h.-Jiirt iinnisbiiii: the muic 1 w. it ...rmn PEBBLE i 11 s 1 AiP& Track-Field Meet Dated in Roseburg Roseburg High's Athletes Will Play Host to University Hig.i anci Springfield. Kos inn k bigh school's irai U and Held artist will piny host to l.'uiversity hili school uf Kugeiie and SprhiKlield Saturday, lit a tri angular track timet .scheduled fur Kmlay Held al 1 o'clock. Tht meei waa originally billed as a dual en counter a jiuin st the M illers, but the biKt-minute entry of the Coldcii Tider nt-( ussitatiMl u ( bullae, in plauu. It will be the lii-n tteHt of Hticngih ol' tin. Rcas.011 tor ('oai li liiii Walts' cindeinifn, although the sprinters and weight nimi h'd a. laste of f ompetition In the il.iy ward ndaya lasl. week eml In Ku gene where tlu-y plated Hccond In the J division. Thn stpiad Ih particularly Ktrnna In the .shoiini' dlstaiueH and the weight departments, wllb Jack Weiiver, llershel Ilyrd, .1 Im Klnh.y, Ted Thompson ' a:'1 linger Olm sciiied, spiiuteiH, heailin the ar ray, and big "lied" Carson ami .Jennings, weight nun, mil standing in their departments. The squad U lairly well balanced Intt. thn tine strengih nf lh team will not be know ii until the unlrled Uniterm! has had a ( bailee to test itself un der Tire. Tin; meet will include every event exiept the javelin, lor which tiie football throw for distance birr been substituted. The eents will be limited to three entrants fiom each school, hut each member tit the si 1 1 1, id can enter as many dif ferent event a.s desired. Coach Watts has entered ihe follow in k part i i pants: 1 mm-yard das-h -Ilyrd. Kin lay. Olmscheu! ; 22n -yard dash Weaver, Thomp son; I2n-yard high hurdles - Fin lay, livid; 2nn-yitrd low hurdles--Klnlay. Ilyrd; hair mile Cib-s Calkins ; mile- K mult son, .Mar hews, Persing; I t-yarrl run-Weaver, Sanders, lilies; nday H rd. obhnscbled. Weaver. Klnlay; shot put Carson. Jennings, ( dmsi hied ; pole vault Atierbiiry; high jump Carl Perry: broad jump- (Mm schied. Thompson, Kinlay; discus Jennings, - TlinmpMin, Ityrd. Car son: tooliiall thmw- I)t lieniant). Pair, Carson. Thompson. Candidate looze Visits Roseburg Waller I.. Tooze, Portland, seek-! in election al Ihe Alay primaries' In th" ofllie of delegate at larue I to the republican national com en-j tinn, was a political visitor in; Posi-bun; lor a sh;)it time Thius-J .Mr Tooze was a deleuale to the Cleveland conveiitiod in llCPi, at which time lie organized the North west cnillelcUci', i-omposed uf the! del cunt Ions ti'iin ( re;.;oii, Wash- 1 inulon. Idaiio, .Montana and W'fom inii. He was made chuii ttian til' (he (onlerein'e and Ihe IS voles nl tin combined state were handled as a bloc, resulting in sufficient streimth in comntand recognition for ihe Pacittc northwest In Hie toiniation oi the party platform. As chairman of Ihe group, he called a uieetini; held last I hcem ber in Spokane, at which lime con- II till Mt loll nf the c.'iUlerellce was j iunpns"f, particularly to prepare a J noithwest piouram to submit to the j toi iiiromlni; republb an cotneutiou. j .1 Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. 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Mr. Tooze hoies the North w est conference bloc will throw its support to Mr. MrXary In the i fitivt iition, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES that's just what You Get if You Take Advantage of this Unparalleled Co ITS b mmm WBzVl fV4? 4 fert IV , range tfe? jSiiii l"" L Saturday Sports to Be Broadcast Over KRNR liudio slat ion Kit Ml, through the fucilitles nf the Mutual Hon Iing sports broadcasla Saturday afternoon, fnnn 1 to 1:30. The Kansas relays will be hroadeas', giving the mile race with (ilenn i umfugham Archie San ltoniaul 1 LOW PRICE ination - TTonW 0 we '$?o9C I i n;.i,ni Tuliu romnetiliK. jlf. V- Ilardisa, Kansas university coach, will be heart! as commenia ir Twn handicana will be broad cast, the experimental handicap of the Jamaica race um n" . o ., j, thn .Writ flnt im) nf the Hell AVhamlicap on Keeneland track from 2:30 to 3 o'clock. Another ffntu nt ihA afternoon includes ti.u Amprif-aii LeEional aviation roundup from 1 : 1 i to t : o'clock. I A H.96 Down and $3.02 Monthly H. C. 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