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I SIX' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, R0SEBUR6, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1940. t i , uougias Aia Asirea q In Red Cross Plea Tho Pnuglaa county climber of tho American Itei Ci-ohh )iu been united bv national houdiiuyrtors to Immediately organize to raise $1. Wi for a war relief lund. Mrs. Har ry Hatfield, chapter chairman, an liounted inl.iy. AiriuiiM'HicntH, for a general organization to rain? the county's quota, hut as fund are needed at once, she, is asking tor voluntary contributions anil states that donations may bo left with the Itoscburg News-Review Tin Chieftain, or with K. S. Mr f'hiin at the Jtnschui g branch of the L'. .S. National bank. A message tele eru plied to Mrs. Hatfield thlfi morning from bead iiuai'tera Ik as follows: "Willi the invasion of Holland, RE-ELECT Harry C. Stearns ' Republican Candidate for County Coroner Subject to Primaries May 17, 1940 1 (Paid Adv.) has euteicd a phase which will fn evil a lily and ut once bring wide spread and uppalling suffering to millions of helpless men, women and children, in order to InaUKtir a to widespread rel ief ineusu i es, the American ited Cross ig ut once launching a campaign for a mini mum war relief fund of ten million dollars. Your chapter iiola is $1. hum. Please at once mobilize the entire leadership of your chapter and community in order that your quota muy ho raised and exceeded u Ithout delay. myrntx neaiuenr Jailed on Morals Charge Blirzkreig in Lowlands Slowed; Big Battle Opens (Continued trom paw 1) VOTE FOR D.E, (Gene) Hendrickson Democratic Candidate for tha Nomination for County Commissioner My past oxperier.ee qualifies me for the po sition of County (.'olmnissioner. An honest and offfelont administration. Primaries May? 17, 1940, Vote 50 X (Paid Adv.). : X, ', VOTE FOR r J, Earl Pickens ' "Ml, TV jgjj y Republican Candidate j . ' ' for the Nomination for , Z" ASSESSOR I ?t t ' ECONOMY V ,'ft. , "." TJ with EFFICIENCY ri'-'iZI (p"- a"v-' '' 1 jC'S jv, ' ELECT Cliff Thornton ItPpulillrnn Cnndidalo for the Nomination for SHERIFF of Douglas County Over 7 years experience as deputy in this county. (Paid Adv.) niKht. This wun I ho first tlmo French and Cerinan armored cars came into contact In laiKo num bers. South o LU'Kc, thn (iermanB nro strilthiK hard UirotiKh the HelKhui A rd en n ch in a duo west direction. The ItclKianfl are withdrawing slowly, periodically haltfnir; to of fer a ftaht supported by allied avla I ton. The French advanced cavalry de tachments, bavin retired to the Kiench-I.tixenibourK frontier. Their main forces are now In combat iroin the Mosello to Longwy, which me i- rench hoiii. I he line of haltlo is at somo points In Luxembourg and some points on French terrllnry. Dutch Rulers Flee Tho heirs to the royal house of rho Netherlands Princess J u 1 Jo no, her husband. Prince Item hurd, and their two children ar rived In London. The royal couple's nine-months- old daughter, Irene, arrived In Kas proof box. New battle fronts were drawn In rielKiuin and The Netherlands as the Cerman Invaders hammered nt 'second line defense fn several soa tors after breaking tliroiiKh heav- lily fortified frontier zones. I Residents of llrussolH bepan to flee south wnrd Into France as one na.l column, ffdlowing the path blazed by the kaiser's troops In nil, blast on Its way to a point ir miles east of the capital. Hrltain poured 20,000 picked troops Into I he Netherlands sys- tern of water defenses In an offorr to stem the advance, and allied troops fought Hide by side with the Uelglfins. Dutch Control Rotterdam The flertuans continued to drop larie numbers of parachute troops behind (be lines in both the liivad "'I countries, hut It appeared that those were her:g nioppeif up nl most as lust as they landed. 1 The Hutch claimed to bo masters of the situation at llotlcrdam ! where tin (iermiins landed larg numbers of troops In the first few hours of the Invasion last week and where heavy I inhthig has been surging throunh the pi root h. I . The hutch admitted Germ fin 1 troops had pushed their advance across the Maas (Mouse) and Ijs- sol rivers at several points. But an enrly-inorning com in u nifpie i trom lint hit-ii c'mmiind said that Aei norlands noripr troops wore (withdrawn "virtually without dam- M'dvin Harold Crawford. 34 resident of the Myrtle Creek dis trict, was held In custody today In lieu of 'Mi ball, following his ar rest hy state police on a charg of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, lie waived prellmfri ary examination upon appearance litis morning In the justice on it it nd was ordered held for the grand juiv. Also In custody was Chet Ray, .IS, of Azalea, who. alter waiving pre liminary examination, was orderel hold to the grand jury on a charge of obtaining money by false prr- lensoH through issuance of worth less checks. Iiiiil fixed at $2.10 was not furnished. ! Mil '! . i; V .r-'s " jt ' ' . VOTE FOR Thomas C. Hartfiel Republican Candidate for District Attorney "Honest, Impartial, Force ful Administration of justice." Hear my radio talks over Station KRNR . Thursday, May 9, 6:65 p. m. Monday, May 13, 6:55 p. m. Wed., May 15, 6:55 p. m. (I'nid Ailv.) wr taxes must lo eqimlltoil so Hint carh will pay Ills Jimt uliaro nml no inori". My tnilnlug n this office insures n rnni teous. cennnm lial business ndmlnlstrntlun. Robert L. Helliwell Republican Candidate for the Nomination for ASSESSOR DOUGLAS, COUNTY, OREGON (Paid Adv.) age. Hutch aircraft bombarded tit? nal columns. 400,000 French Aiding French troops coming to the re lief of The Netherlands' -Kth.Oin) man army engaged the enemy In the eastern part of north Urn bant, wheru the Maas runs north Just In side the (ionium border. Ilritlsh troops wore reported oc cupying land and flood-water de fense posts fn central Holland. In llrttaln, tho dynamic new prime minister, Winston Churchill, hastened to complete his govern ment by naming seven ministers to supplement his live-member "war cabinet." lie was given n unanimous vote of confidence, IISl to 0. lie told the house of commons the allied armies were meeting Germans In the first phases of one of history's greatest battles. "5th Columns" Raided ! Developments In the low coun tries spurred the new government to a drive to step up (ho produc tion of arms and munitions and to launch a drive to stamp out. pos- j slide "fifth column" activities In I Kimbiud. I Aiipioxlnintely 3.000 Herman ami Austiiatts residing in 20 Kug ttsh east coast counties were rounded up by Scot land Yard and huxllcd off to concentration camps on orders of the home office. Shit rp rest rict ions were placed on the movements of all iillens. particularly In coastal areas, and tl.ey were forbidden to appear on the streets after K p. m. Strenuous measures were put In to .-fleet throughout Holland to miatd against any fit her upris ings by traitorous fifth-columnists. Civilians In The Hague, seat if the Bovornment. were ordered to keep their doors and windows clos ed, ami assemnnng 01 inree or more persons in t he st roots was forbidden. Curfew already was In effect In The Hague nml civilians were ban ned front tho streets in certain parts of the country from S p. m. to S n. in. Prisoner Admits Role in Attempted Bank Robbery T A CO MA. Wash.. May II. (AP) Ttussnl Pierce. 21. was quoted by I'ndersherilf Knowles last night as having admitted participa tion In the attempted holdup of the Ortfng State bank Thursday. Knowles made the announce ment, declaring that Pierce had admitted being with Kenneth K. Ambler, confessed principal in the attempt, but had d"nlod knowing that Ambler planned to rob the hank. Ambler, arretted in the bank Thursday when a woman employee sounded an alarm and covered him with a pistol, was charged with at tempted robbery. Knowles quoted Pierce as say hit:: "When he (Ambler) got out of the car In front of the hank, he told me to wait and to 'start driv ing when he returned." An automobile containing one man was driven rapidly away from the hank when the alarm was sounded. Pierce was arrested here later. Hight motive glvo pinions to thought, and strength mid freedom to speech and action. Mary Baker Kddy. Ho that does good for good's sake, seeks neither praise nor re ward, but he is sure of both in the mid. William Penn. The morality of an action de pends upon the motive from which we act. Samuel Johnson. In the works of man as In those of nature It Is the intention which is ehietly worth studying. Goethe. The measure of a mail's real character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out. Macauhvy. Meow- KK.M.M EltKH, Wyo. The Job of clearing debris from a Jammed cul vert stumped u highway crew at tempting to get a drag chain through. Then one of the workmen stib m It ted this plan to Foreman Wll- Place several baby kittens at one end of tho culvert. Put mother at; other end with string tied to tail. Kittens cry. Mother scurries to I them pulIU'.g string through cul vert. Workmen' lie heavier cord to string Uieu attach cable. It worknd. special u.m.v. meering ARMORY, 8 P. M. TUESDAY, MAY 14 Nomination of officers, nomina tion and election of delegates to convention. All members and former members urged to be present. ADJUTANT. Stock and Bond Averages Compiled by May i:t: BONDS The Associated Press. Safety Discussed at Freight Line Meeting A discussion of safety measures featured a meeting of officers and employes of the Pierce Auto Freight company for the Itosehurg district at the umpqua hotel Sat urday evening. Twenty-three poi sons were present for the safety meeting. Principal speakers were A. C. Pierce. Medtord, president, and Walter Smith, Portland, snfety director. Methods of safe driving and rules of the state commission were discussed. Local arrange ments were mado by W. J. (Bill) Adair, manager for the Rosebilrg district. Douglas, Coos Funds From Grant Land to Rise (Continued from page 1) small amount of the grant binds has received nothing from income for several years, due to tho fact that ft still owes approximately jso.000 for money advanced. rimer the now law. however. Douglas county will be allotted 75 per cent of the Income, and will re ive fti) per cent of the amount with 2fi per cent to be applied on the old debt until it is retired. It is estimated that the county for the coming fiscal year will be cred ited with approximately Sfi.000, of which it will receive $3,fllii) with a like amount going to the debt re tirement. Allies Spend Millions for American Planes "WASHINGTON, May 13. (AP) An allied spokesman announced here today that Knpland and -'ranee have bought about $350,- 000,000 of American airplanes anil airplane motors within (he last four weeks. tVsked whether the planes wore being delivered fast enough, the spokesman replied "They nro never fast enough." Motives It Is motive alone that gives character to the actions of men. VOTE FOR Wm. (Bill) Moar Ropublican Candidate for the Nomination for County Commissioner A Business Man for County Business Developing and C g Printing roll of 8 &J One 5x7 Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-Y Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Work Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 527 N. Jackson St Phone 320 In steel mills, workers have to take salt pill with their drink ini: water in order In wnrd oft enimi's caused Ity the terrlfle heat. H. C STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Any Distance, Any Tims Our service la for ALL, and meets EVERY NEED r . L My Present Platform Is For Economical, Efficient Administration VOTE 59 X FOR H. B. ROADMAN PRESENT COUNTY COMMISSIONER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR RE-ELECTION Primaries May 17. 1!0 fPald Adr 1 Monday 1 I'rev. day .... Month nto .. Year iko UNO hiuh .... latll low Monday I'rev. day ..... Month hko Year ao 19411 high .... VM0 low - New lows Ke-Eiect J.V;L0NG Republican Candidate for District Attorney DOUGLAS COUNTY (Present Incumbent) Native of Douglas County. Experienced as your District Attor. ney from 1937 to present. I offc r my record as the test of my ability. (Paid Adv.) 1 Oil!! v. n . iari- sol--"'..0., . . . . .wt idV .nrV in". - O k ..,rmattc J I (Paid Adv.)