fr6SE6UR( fliWiREVlfeW, R6Sf.6UR&, 6RE60M, TUESBaY, MAY 14, 1940.
r
jurors urawnror
Court Term Here
Juror to servo during Iho May
tonn of rlrciill ronrt were drawn
today, f'ouniy Clerk Hoy Agee re
ports. Tin inriii Ik scheduled lo
begin May 27, and Indications uro
only n few ruses will bo hoard.
Those ki'IpcIhI for service aro:
- f'too Anderson. Itoseburg. Mel
rose HI.; Theodore J. Andrews,
Srottslmrg: Krnest Harker, Hose
burg; Km nit ltemls. Ilosolmig;
(huh! W. Huolli, (lloiidnle; Lellov
Rlioll. LoolllllKKlflHH ltort.hu M,
Church. Nosehiirg; R M. Oomnlon,
Ttnuohavu ; I ferhort I . f'onnlnr,
Glide; Jiih. ?,. Con'', Ilt ton; II. h.
f'owh'H 1 train: .1. p, f'ustor. Olallit;
R Fnkln. tilendiile; Morris V.
Falrlruiks. Canvonville; Sadie Ko"
Iim.i. Ocblimd; Don Kergimon, Oak
land: Wolfgang: Kest, Itoseburg;
1 newsa V"lcMir, Itosehurg. Si fir
Itt.; (',. N. Clllani. Winchester;
Mowf'id II, iJreeii, f:iinyoiivflle; M.i
. lml Harness, rtof'-biii':; .Iuiiich If.
Tlvde. Itnsehurg. III. No. 1; Cliarles
Kroi'ul. Cai'"iM Valley; Kva Marks,
Tfofudmitf. HL No. 2 ft. V. Mat
thews. havM Creek: fi, A. Mitunln,
Oakland: TliomaM Seolt. Kosehurg,
Melrose Itt.; Kudie Smith, Uorte
burg; Arthur ,1. Tuck, Itoseburg;
Norman 'enlliorly, Kr.otlHlmrg;
Ititlib Woslenbelser, ftoedsiorl.
Resistance of Holland
Wiped Out by Germans
(Continued from page 1
"Iroiiir.ndouH." Uerlln sources de
nied u.
: Nazis reported IHO enemy planes
wero destroyed yesterday mid 70
morn todfiy In Iho Kndtm area,
raising tho total allied Iohhub lo
morn Ihnn Tho I'Tencn sum
morn limn 400 (icniinn ninnes lifid
BRAND'S
AFTER THE SHOW
8ANDWICHES
FOUNTAIN
DANCING
Brand's on th Highway
Open till 1 a. m.
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
116 No. Jickton
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
MRS. LULA C. GORRELL
University Trained
110 yeui'H t)uiii:i('o In ti'iKdihlK
and ttcltnol ailmlnlHtrallon,
Candidate for
County School
Superintendent
ll'ald Adv.)
f
1
-v. .
Bli Ii !'
STANDING ON THE RECORD?
Ray B. Compton, candidate for District Attorney,
will lift the curtain and take another look at "the
record." Hear him Tuesday evening, at 6:45 p.m.
over station KRNR.
(Pnli! Adv.)
PUPF-FuPF-FPf
PROFESSOR MAROLV A
MOMEW TO SPARE.W
TRUST SOU WERE NOT
VEXED BV NAV TARDlMESS
HMP 1STM1SO0R
COPR 1MO ir Hit. rNVlCC INC. T. M. RCC.
boon pill out of acllon In Iho flvn-
day old PonfllRt.
Ilinvy riKlillnit alailnil liml nlnlil
and (-onllniiod today with nndl-
mlultdicd rnry alonK tho .Mimihc
Hon. Krnnoh and llolalan Iroopa
rdl hack on nh-onK didoiiHi In a
Hlrnlutffi! wll lid ra wul.
A Vrnnl linlllo was roimrlod do.
volnpliiK for Iho pohkokkIoii of
Hi-iihmHh. fiiidlii) of Holuium.
Nazlt Drive Wedge
UNn. Hip ofllilal (.; i in ii ji nowd
ai;oiW'y, aflKorlod tho IIoIkIiiii anil
Dulrh lirmiiH hud boon Hoparlili'd
liy a noworfiil (lorman wodxo.
Tho iii'wa Ikpih'V alHo di'idarpil
ilormun IroonH had thrown nark
Kmiudi and llidulan 1'orppn at tho
(Inllo rlvor, In MolKliiin, and pur
HiM'd thpin toward l-otivttlu.
Tho Kromdi conoodod tho "pro-
hahlo" fall of hlnlorlc Kpdall 10
mllp.i IiihIiIp tho Pronrh bonier In
tho fnrllllPd I'rani'o llPlKlan ilo
fonup zoiip dlrpptlv boforp
Krnnre's "III Up Mnnlnol" llnu ox
temdon lo Ihc North sen.
II wn boro Ihat Prnnro suffprPd
hor most dlsnslroiiH dofpnl of Hip
It'i-iiiif-n-Pi-iiiiKliin war In 1K70.
l.onl (Inrt, lommanilpr-lu-phlof of
Die IIHttHh pxiipdlllonnry forro in
tho lowhilldH, oliPPl'i'd his troops
with a niPHHiiKo;
"Tho hIi-ukkIp will Iip bard anil
Iopk. iul wo can ln conlldpnt of
lliinl vlctnry."
In Ilnnip and othor Italian pIIIps.
Iho riiinio of nnllnlllpd fpolltiK
hlnzpd pvpr hlitlipr.
IhlllHh iniisuls In llaly worn ro
ported ndvlslnir llrlllsh pIIIkpiib to
loavo Iho ponniry.
Parachutlit Lynched
(Ipriuan parilPliiltll worn IP
porlpd duinpod ronn Iho sky Inlo
llrlisspls. capital of IIpIkIuiii. A
Pipnch lipws lillPiiry (I lavas) dis
patch said they wpio pounced on
bv the Inhabitants as fast as Iboy
louched isround and one was
lvnc bed allpr he tried lo uso his
llreanns.
One thliw hnlh the nllh's and
the (limniuiH amopil on: that the
current action was the slarl or a
meat, decisive encnuntpr IipIwppii
tho full t'oipps of the oiiposlnt!
nnnlps on which may pivot Ihc
oulconiP or Hip war.
Nail Leadera Jubilant
llPllln iillthoilimd souicps dp
clsieil thai Herman molorlied nnd
mochnnlMMl units. coopeiallni:
Willi the air force, had made such
amnilnK proKiess In the past 24
hours thai Iho Polish caiupalKU
now looks only like a "weak pre
ludo."
They asserted I he alllPd Konornl
slart had lost Its henil completely.
It was said thai tho "tsrentesi
Joy" prevailed atnoni! the tiPrnian
Rpneral staff.
Miltlsh troops rushed to bolstpr
thp hiird-pt'OKBPil llellans who were
Efficient Buslnecs
Adminictratlon
H. A. Adams
MYRTLE CREEK. OREGON
Democratic Candidate for
tho Nomination for
County
Commissioner
(Paid Adv.)
u.ttk
WELL MOKAY M0M61EUR
MAH VOU REMEM
8AIRE TO BR-R-RiNJ
ZE BEDSHEETS, MO?-
f40K AV; LET US SKEEPON
Z.t TRAIN SH&
PUFF AWAV
60M6THIM6 TO
if. . MT. Off.
, Tailing back, apiiarpntly on tin
IHi.o,. M.,U.AII.,. ,,.,.,.,1 uolli.nl
I A rpperciissloll of Iho (lei'lillill
invasion or ino rs'oiiiprianus was a
JapaiiPRO protest aualiiKt reiiorl
cd anil-Jaianpsp denionsti-atlons al
llatavhi, In Iho Dutch lOast Indies.
In lvl,.n f'ilv ii IiIl'Ii iiirii-hil
of the foiplun ministry declared
tlllll llin .Mi'Xclill Koveriimeni, con
vinced Hint tile I'nlted Slates
would enter the war eventually,
would observe "benevolent neutral
ity" und cooierate with the United
Slates without InvolvInK bersPlf.
Move to Increase Turkey
Consumption Finds Favor
(Continued from page It
MoiiH for tnrkpys to admit wpIkIiIb
considerably ovor IhoBe previously
Hppcltied, which will make tl Ioh-
wlble t'fir tlm volHians facllltUn
ihrouKhout tlm Vountry to aid In
cleaning up Iho Iuip nuinboiH of
pmllciilaiiy mri?f blnlH which r
dlffhrult to sell on tho open mar
ket. Proposal Wins Favor
Ainonrf other letters uro tho fol
lowing :
It. T. JONKtf, (lovernor or Ail
ona"All Htul liiHtlluilonK will
iihhIhI In every way poMHlhlu.In ro
ducliiK I ho turkey mirpltiH of I ho
Untied HlnloH."
II AUG IJ 10. STASKKN, flnvor
nor of MlnnoHOla "Duo to Hie
laiRO Biipply and low price we have
served turkey more freiiieiitly
I hull In former years. If the nit-
ualinn coiKinueH we will continue
t( dt bo for ecunonitn reasons."
M. I. KOUKNKH. chairman Norlli
Pakotu board of administration--"Wo
can nurture yon that we will
do everything within our power to
naafrtt this program.
ltOY 10. AYKUS. Rovornor of
Montana"! believe, there is merit
in your miRKeHtlons and that If they
uro fo lowed out U will inure in
the benefit of the turkey misers."
HAY SIMOAIt. imymuHtei' Kener-
al of the l!. S. navy "In order to
encourage tho niiilier use or tur
Itev In the navy, a letter ivan clr
cullzed to the naval service
snunostlnc tho use of turkey when
preimrhiK lulls-of la i.
C. A. ll()TTt)laFSKN. governor
of Idaho "Your letter strikes u
responsive chord In Idaho for the
reason that we are n large turkey
protlncliiR stale."
IIAUItY KNOX, chairman lexas
state hoard of control "I nssure
yon that I think It is a (rood Idea."
UIOIiUlOliT It. (n;u.UK, Rover-
nor of Marylaiul "ve irusi u win
be possible to cooperate, with you
In this respect.
State Delegation Aids
Senator Charles L. McNury.
Senator Hulus ll dman. Coiitiress-
men James .Mott, Walter fierce
ami Homer Annell. comprislnR Ore
poll's tleteKatlon in congress, each
knowleclKet tho letter ami nave
nersonal assistance by referriim
the HUKne.mionn directly to heads of
fedoral depai'tnicnls.
Many Kovernors, purchasinp
tu'cnts, execullve Hecretaries and
others lespohded to the letter by
rcportiiiK that the sUKKCHtlons are
bcliiK transmitted to the respective
purchasing depart ments. AmonK
replies i-eceived wero thoso from
(lovernor Clarenco l. Martin, state
of Washington; (lovernor William
M. VMnderhilt. Ithode Island; I'ul-,
bert U Olson. California; (Jover-i
nor Charles A. Spramie, Oreson; :
(Jovernoi John W. Hvtcker. (Hilo;'
(toveruor Itaymond K. llnldwln.'
Connecticut: Charles U. Taylor, '
ORDER
YOUR
FUEL NOW!
Ory 4-ft.
Dry 16.nch .
8wdutt
Mill Endt
Planer Enda ,
$3.00 cord
H.60 load
$2.50 unit
$4.00 load
$4.50 load
Wa have green wood on hand
Ms-Jar HaaaU
MM UMM.'-wTMAT MftM
GCT AEVELftK A ICE
PlCK.'BOR ftTuNMEL
PLUM8 THROUSH MAW
,15 SOINi' TO SRA8 THAT
RATTLER I CAlW'T
FOLLV MlSTAH MAJOR
FUM HERE
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0
11
' nJjVsotf HAS
T6LL MAB.THA, ANVWAY
aHBjslant dlrnctor, Civilian Con
servation Corps; finvornor O'fhin
lei, Texas; (lovernor James, I'enn
sylvanla; (iovcrnor 1'rentlco Coop
er. TennesHoe; (Jovernor Payne
Hatncr. Kansns; fJovornor Henry
II. Hlood, ltah; fJovornor Krancls
P. Murphy. New Hampshire; (iov-
ernor Julius P. Hell, Wisconsin;
(Jovernor Carl 10. Ilalley, Arkansas;
f lovernor 10. D. Itlvers. fJeorKia:
Jrmeph V. ('Ionry, commissioner,
division of standards and pur
chases. State of New York; Ciov
ernor Homer A. Holt, West Vir-
inia; (lovernor Kred P. Cone
l'toridn.
Surplus Slash Assured
In addllloii to all these direct ro
nlh'H. In which cooperallon is
tilhdKiMl or reference, Is made that
the sUL'Keslions havo been submit-
fed to proper departments, the
chamber ol commorcn has received
scores of other letters from numer
ous Institutional beads and others
in which an increased use of tur
kevs Is reported.
Whether the program succeeds
In entit-clv dlsposim of tho sur
plus depends upon Iho extent of
the cooperation. nceoroin to w .
O. Harding, secretary of the local
chamber of commerce, but tho let
ters so far received show that the
effect will be to at least bring
about n material reilnctlon In the
volume of storage stocks.
MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND. Ore.. May H.
(AP) COUNTRY M 10 ATS Sell
ing price to retailers: Country
killed hogs, best butchers, 1iS-i5u
lbs.. tt-94c; vealers, fancy, i:ii-Mc
lb.; light-thin, lu-llc; heavy, lu-llc
lb.; "lambs, spring, Hi-17c; yearl
ings, U-i:tc lb.; ewes, fi-7e lb.; good
cutter cows, IIA-lilc lb.; dinner
ows. Si-?c lb.; hulls. 12-12JC.
nitlOSSKI) TUltKKYS Selling
orices: Hens, No. 1, 13.1.1c lb.;
turns; 9-lOc lb.
ONIONS -Oregon No. 1, 2.110 2.10
per 50-ib. bag; Yakima. (....) per
r.n.lh. Iag; sets, while, fijc; brown,
rJc lb.; new Texas wax (....) per
Mi lb. bag.
POTATOKR Yakima Gems.
(....); Heschutes. J 1.90-2.00; Kla
math (Tule lake), SI. 75 cwt.; local
whites. !iOc box: do sacks, $1.50
l.th) cental: Malln. Sl.Sli-2.U0 cen
tal; southern yams, S2.40-2.50
crate.
All other nroduco prices steady.
unchanged.
PORTLAND, May 14. (AP)
tR S. Dept. Agr.) HOfirt: Mar
ket slow, uneveidy steady to 10c
lower; good choice H.V215 lb.
drive-ins $(i.S.ri-7.00; late sales
mostlv $ivnu, lown: medium grades
ti.M)-75; 22.V2S5 lb. ti.0U-5il: light-
lghts mostly ICOiVi'i; packing
sows s;.2i.-(:i; lew feeder pigs
i.2.. choice quolubto to S5.75.
CATT1-K: Calves: very sl-w but
steadv on kinds available; steers
and heifers scarce, quotable steady;
medlum-i)od ted 1 .Veers Monday
JS.7ri-10.00; few cutlery heifers
$'i,50-tl.uu: common-medium grades
salable $H.2r.-S,2ri; good fed heifers
eligible to $11.00; cutler-common
Uows $4,755.75: cnnnnrs down to
$:i.7:; rut rlnlry type cowb Hulaltle
uniilnd $11.00 with dry lot klndx
olilblo 10 $6.70; fgood l)(!uf cowti
Billable $7.Z.1-Ui), or iihovo; cultor
common IiiiIIh $r,.r,(l-C.iiu ; niiMllinn
Kind Krndi-n tii.2S-7.nn; food-
ilioiro viulii'fl $K.M)!).fin; inndium
Kiniit t7.nn-ti.nn.
SHKKI': Marli't nbout mcndy;
ioo'l-rholfn Hiirinu lambs moMly
s.7.r: oulHlfindlnu lots oIlKild" lo
ts.nu; nioillum-iiood cinilfs .1w
Till; cominnn down lo $7.00; fi'W
modlnm-ROod pwoh $2.2ri-H.on.
WHEAT
r'OriTI.A.NI), Oip., May M.
(AIM Olif-n lllKh Low C'Ioho
ilny nil 0 SI 1
Sept : 0 H5 SI 81
VITAL STATISTICS
FUNERAL SERVICES
MOOItK 1-llHo L. Mooro. 7S.
Itoseburg: ut family residence.
Wasbinmon and Hose Sts.. 2 p. in.
Thursday. Intimate friends Invit
ed. No flowers. Ilurlal In Ma
sonic cemeiery.
Flood Control Proposals
Include Umpqua s Basin
WASHINCTON, May 14, ( AP)
iioui.hn ProKident Iloosevelt'tt
i. 11 1 tin 1 (riinn-eHH nb'eiidv bad
anthorl.rfd enough navigation nnd
flood control projects lor soverai
i-.--.ik tn efitno. the house f!ood on-
trol committee has proposed that
new inithorlzalions amounting to
$l!)1,0u0,000 bo approved this year.
Tho proposed progrnin, like the
navigation projects, would not be
started until fiscal 1!H2. Construc
tion would be spread over five In
stead of seven years.
Programs which the bill would
authorize Included:
ITmpiiua river basin, Oregon:
$17(5,000 for leveGH nnd channel
hUPi'OVoniontH to protect seven ag
ricultural areas and a flood wall
at Ueedsport.
House, in Reversal, Votes
Farm Tenant Loan Fund
WASHINGTON, May If (AP)
The house, reversing itself, voted
today .to provide $50,000,000 for
farm tenant loans out of Recon
struction Finance corporation
funds.
Threo months ago, the chamber
refused lo inereaso a $70,000,000
litnd provided In a previous inoau
ure. The senate, however, Insist
ed on (ho Increase und the house
agreed to change Its position today
by a roll call voto of 197 to 153.
The .$50,000,000 is not a direct ap
propriation from the treasury hut
will bo loaned to the secretary of
airrlculture by tho Reconstruction
KInance corporation for relendlug.
Two States Voting in
Preferential Primaries
(Continued from pngp 1)
and Herbert S. Migelow, sponsor of
I he old ago pension plan defeated
in Ohio last year.
Senator Seeks Governorship
A factional democratic si niggle
in West Virginia included the un
usual situation of a senator, M. M.
Neely. trying for tho nomination
for governor.
Senator Rush R Holt, youngest
senator ever lo take his seat, was
up for rennmlnatlon against Judge
Harley Kilgore, former Governor
IT. G. Kump, and State Senator I.
Ilu hi shahau.
The republican senatorial con
Your
Congressman
James W.
MOTT
Ilia re-nomination and
election insures eon
tinucri, active, experi
enced and effective
representation in Con
gress fait Ail Moll fur CnngrrM OimmlllM
H. k Canaday
Republican Candidate for
the Nomination for ,
District Attorney
Have practiced law In Oregon
eighteen yeart. Was register U.
S. Land Office, Roseburg, eleven
years. state Representative
from Douglas County at last
session of legislature. For Im
partial enforcement of the laws.
Most earnestly sclicit your vote
' at the coming primaries. May
17, 1940.
mum
test was fought botween formor
Key. Carl ifaclunann, lormer uov
ernor 10. P. .Morgan, Circuit Judge
Decatur Rod g era, and State Sena
tor Thomas H. Sweeney.
Maine republicans yesterday
nominated their firm woman can
didate for congress. She is Mrs.
Margaret Smith. 'Mi, who wants to
complete tho unexpired term of her
late husband, Rep. Clyde H, Smith.
The democrats did not enter a can
didate for the special election June
3.
Surplus Commodities
Buys in Oregon Shown
Portland' May 14. ap
Uncle Sam paid S1G4.175 last year
for Oregon commodities distribut
ed by the surplus commodities cor
poration, Paul I), Ross, distribu
tion director of the state welfare
commission, said yesterday.
Tho purchases included 7fi.:i50
bushels of fresh appli'H, 120,000
pounds of oat cereal, 3,780 barrels
of wheat cereal, 1050 barrels of
Graham flour Imo barrels of while
flour, 7000 (rases of evaporated
milk, 1.110,000 pounds of onions.
19.000 boxes of pears und 10.SO0
bushels of fresh prunes.
Speed on American Navy
Increase Program Urged
(Continued trom page 1)
Helgium hi the United States yes
terday from last week's order
freezing withdrawals.
The treasury secretary gave the
two governments blanket exemp
tions from President Hoosevelfs
order last week prohibiting with
drawal Trom tho United States of
any funds of the governments or
people of Holland, Helgium and
Lnxeni bourg.
The effect of tho blanket li
censes to the Ikdgian und Dutch
governments to withdraw their
own funds was to limit the presi
dent h reeling order to citizens
and business firms of the lnvuded
mil ions.
Included in Ihn exemption were
four hanks and trading companies
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Cotniilloil by Tho Aoclntiil Prnsn.
May 14:
30 Id IS '110
Incl'Is HR's Ufa Sfka
Tuesday lil.Ii ir.4 !H.O -42.9
I'rev. day .... fi5.7 lfi.2 3C,.4 45. S
Month lino .. 71.7 1S.8 39.1) RIM
Year iiko .... 03.5 17.2 35.6 41.0
HMO high .... 74.2
IIIHI low 65.7
20.5
16.2
411.6
36.4
BONDS
21) 10
10
111
Fun.
:i!M
39.6
47.5
60.9
53.5
311.6
ItH's Inil'ls I
Tllosdny
Prov. ilay .
..M.sMiij.n :ir,.ft
. 55.7 102.0 95.9
Month IIKO
Yi'Hl' iiko .
Ill III high .
llllll low ...
- liH.3 1II2.S
. 54.7 911.2
.. 59.9 lli:i.li
:. 55.7 1111.(1
97.2
91.9
97.5
95.9
TALK
J3L G0LW1IGI9
For Delegate to the
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
1 Delegates to the Republican Nominating Con
vention face the task of nominating a Republi
can who can and will defeat the New Deal. We
should be represented there.
VOTE:
) y GUY CORDON OF DOUGLAS COUNTY. "COMMON SENSE RE
Ol A Sate tor
j of The Netherlands East Indiea. No
explanation was given ut tut iui
poBe of the broad exemptions.
The Dutch and Belgian govern
ments were reported to have large
deposits of cash and gold In this
country, although tho amount of
money released Dy the ordor could
not be learned.
A
I IV
John R. Standley
Republican Candidate for the
Nomination for
SHERIFF
OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
"Fair and Economical Administration"
; . (Paid Adv.)
IT UP!
Tell Your Friends
About Voting for
This intvr-rtlsiwnt raid for by Douelas County friends of Cuy Cordon
r
1
. VOTE FOR
WILUAM BAIN
OF ALBANY
for Deleaate to the
Republican .National Convention
li'aiu vu. j
VOTE FOR
J. Earl Pickens
Republican Candidate
for the Nomination for
ASSESSOR
ECONOMY
WITH EFFICIENCY
(PuVAtlr.)
D.H.LENOX
Democratic Candidate for
COUNTY
TREASURER
Prasent Incumbont
DOUGLAS COUNTY,
OREGON
Member Townsend Club
No. I
. (Pali! Adv.)
1
pi- 'it
MM
(Paid Adv.)