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ftO$ifeUR6 NEWS-RcVIEW. ROSE6UR6,-6Rfefr6N, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1449.
Your
Congressman
f.jmn.iiuMj...i ..i.)u immiii
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James W.
MOTT
He ii one of the recognized
leaden of the National House
of Representative!.
He is at ilia post in Washing
ton NOW protecting YOUR
intercut.
He hat placed the First Con
gressional District of Oregon
in the most commanding posi
tion it has ever occupied, and
has obtained for it more ben
eficial legislation than it hat
ever received before.
Hit Re-Nomination and
Election Assures Continued
Active and Experienced Rep
resentation in Congress.
Reid Record Volert' Pimphlel
Palil Ail Molt for Congreu Comiti.Mea
HaIII W iwj
iwiiuiiu irui icau
Estimated 100,000
PAFIIS, May 1 5. f AP Nftlier
IhihIh Koiflh'ii MiiiiKU'f Ilco N.
Vim KlHloiitt PHtimatcd limi today
thai li Iiuti-h army had HufiYrcd
1 0O.OoO tiifii killed or oin'-ffiin ill
of I Ih Inlal hIimikIIi of 400,000.
(Van KIcrfoMH, it civilian, may
hiivn ovcrf'Htiinutf'd Hip rtoalb rut.
If hia fiKtiii'H tr nv,viU, lo.iHns
wuro many Union (trc-Hter Ilia n hat-j
25 hm cniit cuHinillloH, wounded an
wi'll an d(;ad, woro conafdured vmy
':iKh lor IniKo Uivwn and tho ratio
of dead to wounded was one to
four.)
Van Klnfff.-nB, howtivor, ftaid ol-
land'n fleet wuh almost liittutt and
had jofnml I he allied naval forctm.
Me wild (hat roslHlanee was win
tf mi in in tho eoaatal provinw) of
.eeland and I hat trooim which ph
caned Into Itelium would enler Hie
allied a rm ion.
lln milil Unit prolongation of op-
pratfoiiH in Holland was 'lecided
atuiiiHt Willi "iniltinnH of hoiiIh
inmiaced with extermination," hut
that "everyone known tho tenacity
of tho Dulrh I am convinced we
will naln final victory."
Although moHt o Tho Nether-1
landH now has fallen to the Cer
niaiiH, Van Kleffens Bald, tho Dutch
empire Htill Htanda and all I(h re
HourcoH will be plai'wl at the dlH
pomil of the allien. Ho wild Dutch
worn voiunteeriiiK their hci'vIimth
IhrouKnoiit ttio world.
Compilmentary Drinics on the Bottler
Lijiii wuucjk wounry
Primary Vote Expected
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lleraldiiiK Hie fact that thiti week in living nationally celehiutel an
Nallonal Hottlud Carhonatcd lUtveraKo Week, Inet Cnratli, proprietor
of tho JtoMelmrK hairy ami Hoda works, yftHterduy pre.iented the News
Itevlnw oiKani.allon with Keveral caaes of Ice-cold liottled lieveniKOH.
Above, (lefl Mr. rnralh handH HarrlH ICllHWOrth, News-It eview editor, a
21 hottle pacltaKe of asaorted liottled curhonated heveraseH.
Air Force of Britain
Deals Blows to Germans
(Continued from pine 1)
man pianos in n terrific hattto near
Kedan . . .
"Hepoaled low-flying nltnckn on
enemy troops and tank roneontra-
lionH wore made.
It acknowledged loss of 35 IJrl
tifh ilaiiitH.
Dutch Trooos Join Allies
Kven with (icrinan motorized
troopn report (Ml pour hit; into the
llaKim, an authorilalive Dutch
source hero rtald Netherlands
troops In southern Ilollaod who
were nhlo to reach Helium were
hefiiR made tho nucleus of u new
army to continue the fight aealnst
tho (ioniums. There was no es
timate of the mini her.
This source said most of Hol
land s navy left Netherlands wa
ters and already had arrived
liriilHh ports.
the (Jernmns to
has linen Nautili
a standstill.
It was mlmillodlv too earlv
trauKfi the resull-i of yesterday'ii; dates. In deference to tho
air hattle hut royal - air force
pllotB and KunnorB felt toilay that
both li'elr fightei-B and bombers
came off best in tho buttles which
hroiiKbl down almost a dozen
aid, Josephine county: James I).
liurns, (lilllam county; Itohert R
Cronen. Tillamook county; Italph
M. Krwiii, .Multnomah county.
I ho first coiiKreSKlonal district,
j which inelmlea all of wtilern Ore
Leon outside of Multnomah county,
I will elect two district delegates
, from each pa; ty.
Guy Cordon In List
DoukIuh county has one fundi
.date (or district delegate on the re
publican ballot, as (iuy Cordon,
loimer district attorney, is seeking
elrctlon. Other aspirants include
William Iiain, I -.Inn county; Fred
crick S. Lamport, Murion. county;
alter Norblad, Clatsop county;
Itaymond It. Itetcr, Jackson coun
ty: Herman KchelberK. Marion
county, and Hichard li. Swenson,
I'olk county. Democratic candi
dates am E. W. Klrkputrlek, Clack
amas county; Arthur K. Me. Ma
lum, Mnn county; CeorKe It. Mur
ray, Lincoln county; A. hi. Hames.
Jackson county; S, Stopbeuson
Smith. Ijine county; J. V lilrlch,
Marion county.
McNary Offered to G. 0. P.
OreRon republicans will have an
onnortuulty to express a preferen
tial voto for the stale's veteran
Senator Charles L. McNary for
to1 president. Other republican enndi-
favorlte
son" position of Senator McNary,
have not permitted their names to
go on the Oregon ballot. Demo
eruts. however, will bo called upon
to express a preference between a
i r ' am v. a i -7 ;
PINT $1.09
QUART $3.00
Whiskey may be bottled in bond at foui
years of age and 100 ptoof. But beyond four, it
takes on finer character. There is no substi
tute for time, no short-cut to quality. The full
taste advantage of an extra "Flavor-Year"
Is yours in Ancient Age, at the milder 90 proof.
This whiskey is Fy YEARS OLD
Konlucky Straight Bourbon WhisU.
Cop:. 1940, Schentuy DiBlilleiu Corp., Now York City
dermim bombers, spread hij?h ex- third term for President Roosevelt
plosives on Herman troop concen-' or the candidacy of Vice-President
John N. (iarner, who will nppenr
on the ballot in opposition to the
president. No candidate for vice
president is carried on either party
ballot.
For presidential electors 'each
party has only five candidates
i with five tn lin elected hv n.nch Tin.
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I mi tlUllllltlll V, 111 ITUIIII llilMt Mill I . , . . (lt, IMIUIHIII1 ruiHilililLtm UIH VAi i.
of (Jerrnan claims, announced IbatJ Ihoii- fiicos were tt.ieed Willi lim.hnk(, Umc colllltv; Kfl.n Craji,
no lirltlsh uarsblp has been sunk. " dall, Multnomah county; Claude V
i I si. I liiKalls
tartfonH. bridges, depots, and rail
heads far into the third releh's
hitherto Inviolate territory.
Tommies or the Hritish expedi-'
Honary force followed orders calm
lv, (,'oinu about their tasks as if
((thn whine of Herman . shells and
tne tnumier oi nu.i ouniut-in um
set on fire or seriously daimiK
since the Herman Invasion of the
low countries with the exception
of one submarine."
Yesterday Herman announce
ment h claimed that two 111 Itish
cruisers and nnc destroyer had
been sunk off tint Dutch coast, a
cruiser rind a l.VO'ii) inn steamer
set on fire by bombs and an 8.000
ton steamer seriously damaged by
air bombs.
ALLIRS MASS FOR DECISIVE
STAND AGAINST NAZI ONSET
Hv DKKW M1DDMCTON
WITH THK MltrriSH KXPKDI
TIONAKY KDUCK IN Hi:L(llCM.
May 15. (AIM (Passed by Held
censor) The full power of the
Herman armies swept southwest
oday toward Ibe tiny triangle of
Belgium where the allies were
tnassed to make their last slnud In
the low countries after 'the col
lapse of Duth resistance.
The binm-si hiitlle or the war.
and perhaps Its inowt decisive, ap
peared imminent. The nai arm
ii'S. scrni'dcd by armored cars and
ilubt divisions and accompanied by
thousands of parachute troops.
sped toward the llritish and
ren cli battle positions.
The situation probably was as
i;rave as that of litl4, for the tier
mans hi Hve days had forced the
Dutch to I heir knees, overrun large
sections of ltelidum and opened the
way to the vital channel ports from
which their strategy may dictate
the loiin awnitfd blow to Kim land.
Allied Air Power Rises
The situation seemed lightened
by only nun laclor tho rise to
newer of the nllfi-il air arm which
ASK YOUR M0BILGAS DEALER
-afoufJfaa
COMPLETE LUBRICATION JOB
these Important Summer-proof Services
1. BATTERY: Tt with hydromtttr. In
pt Cabl. CUan Itrminal. Add
ditlilltd woWr If ncitary
2. COOIINO SYSTEM: InspKt for Kl
and Itakt. Intpvct hot and clampt.
3. FAN BELTS: Iniptct for wor and do
fMH.
4. CRANKCASE Oil: Impact level and
condition of oil.
3. OIL FILTER: Intptct for nod of re
placement. 6. AIR CLEANER: Imped for need of
lervke.
7. SPARK PIUOS: Intpect. Clean, fell
and mpaco electrvdet.
WINDSHIELD WIPER UNIT; Imped
wipe blade and arm.
9. UQHTS: Check for burned out lamp.
10. TRANSMISSION end DIFFERENTIAL
tniped level and condition of lub
ricant. 11. CHASSIS ond SPRINOS: tnipecl for
need of lubrication.
12. TIRES and VALVESt tniped and re
move all foreign material.
IX FRONT WHEEL BEARINOS: Intpecl
condition of lubricant,
14. Vacuum and clean Interior of cor
empty ath rrayt.
15. Clean all gtatt.
14. Polith all chromium trim and clean
dath panel.
17. Solvent clean tfeottncj wheel.
It. Dutt cor body with clean duit cloth.
of Seattle Go On Strike
SICATTLK, May in. (AP) Reek
Ins an increase in pay and n clos
ed shop, approximately 1,300 ma
chinists and blacksmiths in Seattle
ami King county went on strike to
dav in the larser plants.
Picket lines were established at
between .'IS and shops, almost all
of which did not open because
members of other unions refused
to nuss ihrouKh t lie picket lines.
Most of the shops picketed were
those belonging to the metal trades
of Washington. Inc., which said it
would make, a statement later in
(he day.
I. A. SandviKcn, business nEent.
of local 7!l. International AsRocIa
lion of Machinists, estimated about
1.00(1 men, other than machinists
and blacksmiths, were also idle. Ho
said the machinists ask a five cents
nu hour pay increase, double time
for overtime, a closed shop and a
week's vacation with pay. Tie)
blacksmiths' demands are similar
excent they ask 10 cents an hour
pny increase.
Killer Leads Officers
to Body of 2nd Victim
FOSSIL, Ore., May 15. (AP)
Claude K. Cli.ie, 4:t, led officers to
a shallow grave in Wheeler county's
Spanish gulch mining district yes
terday from which they dug tho
Fiody of Kngeno Hosenstiel, 2ft,
Port laud prospector.
Sheriff I.elsay said Cline had
confessed shouting Rosens! icl last
August and (Jeorge Chetly. 35,
Xenia, Ohio, a man who came west
lo to prospecting, on May 2.
('line was traced to Seattle
through Chetty's travelers checks
and arrested. Chetty's body, dis
covered last week, set off the in
vestigation thai solved both kill
ings, the sheriff said.
Cline races a i mrder charge, fil
ed lu the Wheeler county circuit
court, In connection with Chetlv's
death.
Uenton county; J. O. John
son, Washington county; Robert
W. Sawyer, I)eschutes county.
Democratic candidates are Amanda
.1. Hart, Clackamas countv; John
S. Marshall. Marion county; Law
rence A. Trousdale, Multnomah
county; Mary Crabam Walker,
Multnomah county; Karl F. (iro
hletie. Marion county.
James W. Mott, the republican
now serving in congress from the
first district, will he opposed for
rennminatiott on the republican
ballot by Kenneth A, Urown of Ma
rion county, while on the demo
cratic ticket Charles A. Robertson
of Polk county is the solo candi
date. Treasurer Job Lures Five
Five usoiraiits. three republicans
and two democrats, are In the race
for the state .treasurer nomina
tions. Floyd J. Cook, Multnomah'
countv; Karl 11111, Lane county,
and Leslie M. . Scott, Multnomah
county, each seeking -the. favor of
tho republicans, while Lyman
Ross, Washington county and A. L.
Ilrown of Multnomah county arej
competing for the democratic nod. i
For attorney general, I. 11. Van i
Winkle, Marion county, incumbent, i
Is unopposed tor the republican 1
nomination and llruce Spalding of
Polk county is the lone aspirant on
the democratic ticket.
C. W. Clark, serving as state
senator from Douglas county, is
unopposed on the republican bal
lot and no candidate appears, on
the democrat ballot.
. With Jwo to be nominated by
each party, the republican ticket)
I carries Hie names of Robert C. tille
of Roseburg and Carl C. Hill of
Days Creek for representatives.
white the democratic ballot has
only one name, that of W. L.
i Hedges of tiunliner.
Douglas Job Aspirants
Four Roseburg lawyers are tn
the reimhlican race for district at-
ujiney, wiui no listing by demo
crats. Vying Tor the republican
choice are II. A. Canaday, Hay H.
Compton, Thomas C. Ilartfiel and
J. V. Ijng, Incumbent.
The position of county commis
sioner is ono that has plenty of
competition on the republican side
and two aspirants among the dem
ocrats. With only ono lo nominate,
there are six republican candidates
(1. A. Lindbloom. Win. Mour, U.
L. Preston, 11. II. Roadman, incum
bent; James P. Kmlck and R. L.
Stearns. The democratic nomina
tion is sought by I). 10. Ilendrlck
son and II. A. AdamB.
- County Clerk Hoy Agee, seeking
reelection, is unopposed for the
democratic nomination, and no re--publican
has filed for the nomina
tion by thuf party.
Three candidates two republi
cans and one deinoerat are in the
race for county sheriff, which is
being relinquished by .Sheriff
Percy Webb, after two terms. Cliff
Thornton, who has served as chief
deputy under Webb, Is opposed for
tho republican nomination by John
It. Standley of Camas Valley while
William lloeft, former Roseburg
policeman, seeks the democratic
nomination.
Three republicans, Robert L.
Helliwell, J. Karl Pickens and
Clenn N. Riddle, are seeking Uie
nomination for county assessor, a
Job from which Hut-tin Helliwell, in
cumbent, is retiring at the close of
his term. There Is no democratic
candidate. '
Kaeh party has a candidate for
county treasurer, as I. H. Lonox,
Incumbent, seeks tho democratic
bid as a step in the race for reelec
tion, while Oliver L. Johnson is a
republican candidate.
Harvey L, Kppstein is seeking to
continue as county surveyor and is
unopposed for the nomination.
. Coroner II. C. Stearns, seeking
nomination and reelection, is op
posed for the republican nomina
tion by M. B. Ritter.
Tho respective ballots also will
carry names of candidates for pre
cinct committeemen and com mi t
leewomen, while some wilt include
district candidates, p'j!; ns justices
of the peace, constables, port and
road commissioners and trustees,
etc.
Voters of both parties also will
receive at the polls a non-partisan
ballot carrying the names of
three candidates for the office of
county school superintendent. The
candidates are Kenneth F. Ilarne
burg. Wilbur: Lulu C. Gorrell,
Oakland,' and Stella Quine, Rose
burg, incumbent.
No ballots will be cast for cir
cuit and supreme court judges in
this district, as there are no con
tests and, under the provisions of
fie state law, where no contests
exists the candidates will be cer
tified to the November general
election ballot.
H. A. Canaday
Republican Candidate) or
the Nomination for
District Attorney
Have practiced law In Oregon
eighteen years.' Was register U.
S. Land Office, Roseburg, eleven
years. State Representative
from Douglas County at last
cession of legislature. For Im
partial enforcement of the laws.
Most earnestly solicit your vote
at the coming primaries, May
17, 1940.
(Pahl Adv.)
Efficient Business
Administration
H, A. Adams
MYRTLE CREEK, OREGON
Democratic Candidate for
the Nomination for
County
Commissioner
(Paid Adv.)
Tho enamel used on automobile
bod les now is made from a soy
bean base that requires only wash
ing to restore the natural luster,
and grows harder after the car is
In use.
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.
(Paid Adv.)
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Jewish Doctor Kills Self
Over Nazi Army Success
SKATTUS. May 15. (AP)
"VieHar llirsi'h. 54, a one-time Jew
:sh physician who fled Hot many in
tlClJ. committed suicide in his
ipartment yesierdav because of
lesnomleney over the success of
the (ierman army, bis wife said.
Coroner Mitlelstadt said dealh
vns mused by a lethal hypodermic
Inject ion. 1 tr. 1 1 Irsch pract iced
in New York City for six years bo-
ore commie Here.
Kills Self as He Shows
Brother How to Wield Gun
ASTOHIA. Ori., May 15. (.r)
-CimIHi' Jeldnoas. 19, of Klsip. fat
illy wounded htmnplf in the rtitMt
pl ntwht whllp tt'nrhltiK a r-vear-
old brother how lo handle n fron
tier model slxshooter.
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MRS. LULA C. GORRELL
University Trained
years experlenee In teaching
And sehool dmtnlstrUon.
Candidate for
County School
Superintendent
(Tald Adv.)
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VOTE FOR
WILLIAM BAIN
OF ALBANY
for Delegate to the
Republican National Convention
(raid Adv.)
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