SIX
ROSEBURS REWS.REVIEW, R0SE8URS, dRrfetto, MONDAY, MAY 20, 1940".
Yearbook of R.H.S.
Issued to Students
Tlio HMO Issue or "The I7in ijrnin."
yearbook (r Kiisoliiirg senior hlr.h
nohool W(tH distributed lo sliulcnis
toiluy. Tim Hiiiiual this year in
troduces several new features. 11
is far mum prnhlscly illustrated
limn ever before, Willi Mil pholn
kiiiih. Photographic wink was
lllm by I lut C.'iiiiiiri-u rluli of I tin
high school, iiinl engraving was by
the Hosehllrg NeWH-UovieW. The
hook was primed uml liimml by
1 he News-llovlew commercial jirlnl-
IllK ilnimrl mi-ill. and offers a new
type style which makes the annual
particularly readable.
The yearbook, hy means or photo
graphs ami reading mailer, oIIith
a vnry complete report on Ihe
school, IIh studcnls, varloiiH de
partments, activities anil athletics.
Hetty Mae Whipple was editor ol
IIiIh year's I'mpfjila anil Illll Chal
mers manager.
Record Army Bill Gets
Committee's Approval
fronllnued rrom pane 1)
department wnnl-l to .x'-'ti'l I .
air corpK lo 10,000 planer.
Tliu chief of stuff remarked
President Konsovelt had spoken or
it total or DO.IMiO planes n year, hut
hhI (I. "we ure thinking of a force
or lo.ooo pianos."
The army In limited lo 6.000 at
present.
Secretary Mnrgcnlhau told
porters lust night that obtaining
Hnfflelent ongineH was the princi
pal ! I f 1 1 n 1 1 y In putting l li I h pro
gram lulu effect.
"While the industry Is working
two or three shifts a day." he ttaiil,
"II Itt not making enoul'.ll engines."
The Henate apprDprlallohH com
mllleu made puhlle teHilmuny from
Mnjor (lenenil II. II. Arnold, chief
of the army air corps, that Amorl
eun aircraft producllon now Ih
uhonl 340 planeH u month, lhat It Ik
expected to inereiiKe to K00
month tlila summer, and that it
should reach an estimated poien
tlal cupncliy of l.lilK monthly liy
December.
lbs., 13c; old roosters, 4c,
liltEKHICI) TIJIIKHVS Rolling
prices: liens. No. , ja-14Jc Hi.:
tnms, fj-loc lb.
ONIONS Oregon No. 1, $2.00
2.16 per Co Ih. ban; Yakima ( I,
per JlO-lb. bats; sols, white, CJc;
brown, GJc lb.; new California wax,
fins, ta.'w; Texas wax, S2.dll.
NHW l'OTATOKS California
whiles, r,0s, II.2H,
I'OTATOHH-- Vaklma Coins (....);
Iieschllles, tl.ini-2.lin; Klamnlh
ITillo Lake). tl.H0 ettl.; lurid
whites, Ijlir box; do sacks, 11.50
l.llll celilnl; Mnllii, $2.00 cenlnl;
southern yaiiiH, t2.40-y.r,il crnlo.
HAY KelliiiK price to rnlallera:
Alfalfa, No. 1, tl5.r,o ion; oal-vcleh,
ti:.0o ion; clover, tll.no Ion: lim.
olby, easlern Oregon, 17.0n -ls.00
Ion; valley timolby, $14.00 ion,
Portland.
WOOI, 194(1, eastern Oregon,
fine, medium, 2:iJ-27Jc; crossbred,
.j'oiac; wiiuimene valley, J2
months, nominal, 32c lb.; lamb, 25c
lb.
MOIIAIIt loin, 12 months, Wi
th. CASfAnAISIO peel, 7e ,.
HOI'S -Oregon, l!i:m, 2(1 .lllc lb.;
Ill 10 conlrncls, :iilc lb.; lino seed
less, 82c lb.
McNary's Oregon Vote
Tods Roosevelt Total
'Continued rrom page 1)
LIVESTOCK
MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
PORTLAND, Or.. May 20.
(AP) IWTTKIlPrlntH, A ki-iiiIc,
Ulljt: III. In imniimcnt wiapH'it.
'Min II). hi (ihIoiih; 11 knuIo, -Xi:
Ih. In imn.'hmciit. wiiippiTH, 2!lio Ih.
In cttrtonn.
UUTT KHFAT FlrHt finality,
maxlnuiiit ol' .0 or I wv v.out acid
ity, (li'livcicl In Portland, liUJ-i!7c
lb.; valley rmili'H ninl (-ouiitry
pointH, 2k Ichh, or 25it lit.: hitoihI
finality, 2c ntnlfi' firm, or 2r- lb.
CIIKKSK Si'lllnt; itrlen lo Petri-:
land I'otailcrH:, Tlllainitok tripli'lH,
J!lc lb.; loaf, lHc r. o. I. Prfci lo
wlioloHiilcrH, tilph'ln, 17t! th.; loaf,
IKc ih. f. o. b. 'I'illainook.
KCKiS IluyftiK prlri'H: Kxtrart,
la r tie, Ifi-Kir; RiaiidardK. larK'. Me;
vxIiiih, itifulltiiii, i:t-; do utandaidtt,
l.'tc do..
COUNTltV MIOATfl ScllliiK
print) to I'ciailiirH: ('ound-y-kllh'd
llOKH, lll'Hi liatclUM-H, lrt-lfil) lhn., !)
!I4; vealcrrt, fancy, llSJ-llo Ih.;
IlKhl-tliin, Kl-llic; heavy, il "c Hi.;
lamlm, HprhiK, Hi-17c; ycailliiKH,
ln-12c Ih.; owes, -l-fir h.; nond cut
ler roWH, yj-lnr Ih.; rainier rows,
S-!tr lit.; hullR, Ili-lL'i' Ih.
1JVK POI'lntY lluyiiiE prim:
No. I Kiado: LckIuhii brollern, 1,1
lo 1 llm., ITtt.'; fryei'M, iimlir II llm.,
lie; rryeiH. :t to I lh lir; i-oal-cr,
over 4 IIih.. 1S-; l.i'Khoiu hens,
over ItJ Hih., lie; LeKhnin lii'iiH, un
der 3c lltit., lia; colored henn, uver
Ti IIih., lllc; colored Iiciih, I II is. lit fi
I'ORTf-A.Vn. fre.. Mr.v 9U
i AP) ( (J. K. ),.,,(. A(fr, j((J(iS
.Marki-t. very hIow: :ir. til inriul 1 f
SO lower; Kood-eholc lS-ai5 Ih.
drivx'-JiiH nioHlly (1.00; Jew early
win u.iu-iu; cunoanw moHtly fi.2.1;
2:Ut-2tiU Ih. hiilclieiH ri.r,0-7r; IfKht
IlKhtH inosily C.25-i;; packing
koivh 3.7r.2.r,; feeder pl8 luiHold;
IhhI held iihov fi.UO.
CATTI.K Calves uneven;
He.ern generally meudy, aomri late
Halen weaker; cows and heifer
teady lo wenk, InHlances 25 ow-
hiillK weak: vealerw MienHu
medluiii-ifood fed Hleers 8.ri(Mt.7:i;
lew loailH IlKht Hleerfl I0.00-J.1;
lew iieiid ami one cur exnerittwni.
ill KiierH 10.2i; Kloirkern 7.imr.0;
lew fed heirei-H S.fi(Mi.2r,; nxper!-nienlally-fed
liell'erH In !).r0: coin.
nion-medliitri ln;lferH fi.2fi-8.2fij cut-tei'-coniinon
cowh A.U)-tiS,u; enii
neiH down in :i.7fi: fat dairy tvnn
cowh up to G.Ou; koikI beef rowi
Ji f(M; medium Rood liKht Call-
JornlaH 7-IU-r(it; KaunaKo hulls fi.00-1
(.; beef ImiIIh 7.00-2.1: chfdce
vealoi'H !i.00.
SIIKKP -Sprinjf lambs tderidy;
laiiKhler eweH Hlrrmir: vnnd.
choice HprhiKcrs moHlly R.7.ri; lew
lol K.!io!.oo; mediiim-Kood KiadcH
H.ii.r0; common down to 7.00;
lew old f-rop l.-iinhs fi.no -f, (lit: in,.'.
dium-good ewe.H 2.r.0:i.2fi ; load
iichi i'hth ;i.ru.
WHEAT
PORTLAND, Ore, M,fV 20
(AP-
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dlKlrlcl repuhllf-an nomlimtion.
Commonwealth Score
Tli Oregon ('ommnuwealil) ed
nraiion, democrulic leli-wlngeiH,
bad live candldatcH amiiiiK the lo
delcKatcH flcied (o the dfunocra
lie national convention In Friday"
primary election. Included were
two commonwealth officers. H,
SiepheiiHon Smith. Kuftcne, Ttrosi
dent ( first dlHtrlct), and jiavld
Kpps, Portland, executive board
member (ihird district)
LoIiih Lantley of Portland and
( larenc Hyde of KiiKeue, both
rt'deiiuion-lndorseil and pro-Hoose
veil, won In the state, at la rife. .(
I' t'lrfch, Hulein, Indorsed in the
first, district, will attend the can-
vemlon with Smith.
OtheiH voted in Included Willis
Mahouey and .1. Morrow, In
l tin democrutiir national delegate
(state at law) race wlih 1572 of
J precincts (n. Ralph M. Kr
win was u siiftiii? fifth however.
Harry I). Ilolvln ami Will M.
Peterson were well In front In the
second district., and John J. Jleck
liiiin In I he I bird.
Ex-Governor Martin Loses
Kx (iovernor Charles . .Martin
ami other ant I third term demo
crats fulled to win approval as
delegates.
Two CIO men won election to
the stale IcKiHhidire from Mult
nomah county, John II. Sullivan,
business agent of the woodwork
ers, and A. Hugh Adams, long
shoreman. On the other hand, Ihe stnte's
10 member delegation to (lie re-,
publican national convention re
flected political experience and
conservation. P b 1 1 Metscbam,
Porlland boielmiiri, led the ticket
for the slate at lurge. Walter
Tooze. Portland Inwyer, Robert S.
Karrell, Sr., Portland, tlm former
If. S. senator Robert Stanlfeld,
I'tnaltlla county, also will repre
sent the state at large.
Norblad, Lamport Win
Frederick S. Lamport of Salem
won along wllb Walter Norblad Jr..
Astoria, ex-state representative, in
the first district. Mrs. Jim-riot
Stock and Bond
Averages
STOCKS
Compiled hy The Associated Press
.May 20:
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Ryan. Itend, vice-president of the
republican state central enmm It
tee, and W. 10. Saylor, Pendleton,
won In Ihe second district. The
veteran parly worker, II. K. Col
lier, attorney, and William A.
Kk wall, former judge and former
congressman, won In Ihe. Multno
mah district.
Archie Met !o wan of TJurns.
pledged lo Thomas K. Dewey for
president. trailed the McNury-
pledged Metschau by IU.huo vole-.
Richard Swenson, Moumoiilli edi
tor wIiomk second cIkiIco was
! wry. lost In Die first district.
English Channel Now
Nazi Blitzkrieg Goal
(Continued from pace 1)
declared WeyhaiKl wan an old-Htyle
fighter who cannot meet the mod
ern (icrman attack.
The nigh comma no h repurm nun
day on the rapidly developing mili
tary Rltuation said that the allies
bad continued to withdraw on all
fronts In Relginm and Franco over
the week-end, yielding more than
loo.ooo prisoners and Buffering
heavy caslualtles.
Despite Ihe uni'dcnllng fury of
Die nazl onslaught, a British
spokesman said there was "no rea
son to lose heart or courage."
The withdrawal of rirltlsh troops
on the allied west wing, he said,
was to conftuni with the shifting
position In the south.
The situation was admittedly al
most as dark as that which con
fronted the allies in 1!H, wben
Kaiser Wilhcim summoned all of
dermany's waning powers In a ter
rifle offensive that came near tr,
HUCCCHH.
On (he Belgian front, (ho Cer-
mans sab! tijpy were advancing
wem irom Antwerp and Hninsels
but the liiillsb maintained ih..ir
lines in ibis sector still held.
Ttie nriiisb ailmlralty. In a brief
ommiiiiirme, announced the de
stroyer Whllley had been damag
ed hy Oerman bombers am beach
ed with the loss of four men. The
sue or the action was not 'Indicated.
Kugland sought to sten tin Tiro-
duct Ion in her war Industries and
nuiid up be.r defense nea nst Inva-
slon.
An assertion yesterday . bv
Prime Minister Churchill that con
siderations of private property
would not be permitted to inter
fere with the nation's war effort
was laken as an indication that
the government might assume
control of a largo number of fac
tories producing war tnateriuls.
Approximately 8,000 children, in
southeastern coastal provinces in
Kngland were transferred to
Wales for greater safety In event
of air raids.
Italy Still Silent
Italy's future policy, a Bourco
of anxiety to Ihe allies, remuined
undetermined.
Foreign Minister Clano. In an
address yesterday in Milan, as- ,
serted Italy "intends to keep faith !
in her engagements" nresum- !
ably a reference lo her mutual as
sistance pact with fiermany.
Clano Is arranging lo go lo Al
baniaItaly's Balkan outpost to
morrow as a sequel to bis advice
to Italians yesterday to be ready
for n cull from Premier Mussolini
to gal!) the nation's aspirations.
DESTRUCTION OF BRITISH
ARMY NOW GERMANS' AIM
10 10
Monday
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lilt's lud'ls I t's Fen.
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"somewhere in Ihe west" the fue
hrer Issued a decree announcing
that territory occupied by d'crinan
Iroops lu llm thrust into Belgium
would be attached to the Rhine
province.
At the same lime Hitler moved
In consolidate nazl continents in the
lowlands by appointing Arthur
Seysz-lnqnai t, formerly deputy
governor of Oermau-occupled Po
land, as commissioner for The
Netherlands.
Thai the allien realize the grav
ity of their situation, Cermans!
said, was disclosed In their replace
ment of Ceneral (iameliu by Cen
erul W'eygand as allied comuutnder-in-chief.
The switch brought only derision
from (let'infiii comment aloes, who
BKKLLV. May 20. (AP) The
Oeriniiii drive across Franco veered
today toward the Knglish chan
nel, apparently with the aim of de-
strovhig the British army.
Although the high command
did not definitely slato its ob
jectives, the (ierman communi-
oue point oil out that ua.f forces
had st ruck west ward off th.1
road lo Paris and had gained 20
to Ilo miles on a line northward
from St. Qucnlin between Per
ouue and Cambral.
(lermaus estimated a successful
drive to the coast might Isolate
:tn0.ooO British soldiers on the al
lies' northern flnnl:
They snid allied counter-attacks
in Ihe St. Queutin-Peronne-Cnnv
bral salient the Somme baltle
flcld of IIHI't-and near the Bel
gian border between Maubeuge
and Yalencicnnes, had been beaten
back. ,
The high command declared the
pounding German onslaughts were
splitting the allies the British
falling back toward the channel
ami the Belgians and French
seeking a southern outlet toward
Valenciennes and Maubeuge.
Capture of the Inner fort system
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OAKLAND, ORE.
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Dry 16 Inch .. H.S0 load
8awdut ....$2.50 unit
Mill Enda $4.00 load
Planer Enda $4.50 load
We have green wood on hand
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
ut JAoga an well as all hut one fart
nt Niimur, wuh claimed by the
hi Kh irommaiid. (A HiUIhIi mill
Miry pnnbA' man anlil llm Helelaim
hi III were holding Urge and Nh
iihi r.) i
Logging Truck Driver
Injured by Deflected Ax
AZALEA, Old., May 20.
JniriCH Heath, Hiuployi'il tut liuiU
driver liy ):. I,. Jolum, logKliiR tun
inirlor on Aipli!Kaln cieHk, was
severely Injured Thurmluy after,
noon, when he aurrereU a deep axo
out on the neck.
While waiting for lila truck to
he loaded he was wuti hlni; one of
ihe loaders chop a knot from a
log. The axe was deflected nnd
Ihe hlude struck Mr. Heath on the
back of the neck. He was given
f!r::t !i by ' Faweett of
(ilendale and then wbh rushed to
it hospital at (IrantH J'as.s.
New Wheat Loan Rate to
Average 64 Cents Bushel
WASHINGTON. May 20, f AP)
Secretary Wallace announced
today that the wheat loan ralo on
the lino crop would average 64
centn a bushel as ugainst an aver
age of (i3 cents last year.
The announcement followed n
week In Vhlch wheat prices drop-
ped aa much as ,14 cents ft bu
shel. Agriculture department offi
cials said Ihe average lonn raW
of l4 centa togeiuer wiiu puiily
payments of IB cents assured
wheat farmers cooperating In the
federal crop control program of
a return of at least M coins a bu
shel on the farm regardless of
market prices.
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Legion, Tuesday, .Muy 21. Final
membership drive, llring in those
dues.
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