RPSEBUE5 REWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, PRE50T1, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1940.
Awards Presented
AtRoseburg High
Two Scholarships Included In
;; ; Toktnt of Recognition of
; Outstanding Records.
State Tennis Champions
"'In M'o pmuial nwfinl uHnfMnhly
Monday, 100 nwimln wore Riven
iu tliR iniMiiljiim of lli! KiihrIiiii'x
nwriUir high wrtiool timler u now
'JNIi-m InuiignruiHil Hi Ik yeur.
Thin new nyHlfm Im-lutlt'H in
flwuni lo llio iiuUfuiKllriK xtmli'iil
In fanh ilcpurtMiont. TIipko ilo-
liarttiienlul uwiiriln wnre Klvin by
I'rlnilpul ('. II. Hennl lo: Faith
.Younk, rroni din KiiKllHh depart
nient; Sn My Clinke, fnrulKU Ihiik-
iiukii: unity Mue Wlilpplo, coni'
rnercinl; Jim' Flnlay, imtthermi-
IU:h: Mary I'eliM'NOti, honu' won
iiiiIck: lion llarnion, iibiIciiIiiiic;
l'nt Glenn, Konlal Hi'lenrn; Turn
- ncai'onnl e.iliiftition; I. It
Shanklln, nrlonpo; Ilorln AlmH
i- , iinyHlcnl filui-iillon; lion
Krone!, lioyn' physical eviration;
Lowell RiihhpII. kIpa f:lll)i, anil
llette. Owen, orrlifHlr'i.
'" A rilunun wan nrcHeiilpiI lo five
nilUUinillllK BtllllenlH, 'Iho IiuhIh
of iIiIh awrird In on one year of
rolivlly. It wa preiienieil lo
Mnetiyn Walroil for Hrrtioluntliip
Karl WInrd for boyn' hpnrtKinan
Ktilp; Valuta Crneker for Klrln'
fiportKmaiiMhlp; Hatty Mat Whip
pl for Klrla' nehlevemont: and
Jim Flnluy for lioyi' urhleve
merit. .Mr. 1 Hon rd preHentert' the rellr
Ini! Ktutlerit liody office Willi pin
I'W'm'iIb. TIioko reeelvlnt; thi'iii
worn: Priwlilenl, Merrill Hurl:
neerolnry, Vidtnii Crocker; treas
urer. Hilrieiwrrie HmJii imI : and
v-arrlor fiuard chief, KranclH Wat-
Two Get Scholarihlos
Mrn. K. T). I.yili- prewmioil Caro
lyn Allen and I'ullh Yuuni; Willi
FcliolarablpK to f'oltov poMiiko In
Nevada, MIhkoiii-I. Theno hcIioI
11'Hlilpn are lumeil on a IiIkIi bcIioI
nHtla KtanilliiK, .
Tim debate nwarda worn lvon
liy MIhh Ainamla Andernon to
Sally Clarke, Kallh Yoiiiik. flay
Iloerner, Cecil I'leren, Klalne I'Pll.
Mc.Afou Camphell and Ktuiirl Klal
tery. ;' Miw nrown orenonloil Hip Or
nni!n "rt" awards lo Shirley Me
l.nuKiillri. editor of Hip hi IioiiI pa
per, ami OreKii AdaniH, hunlnenH
manager or Hie paper.
Mia. M. W'alldnH Kiivn Alhalln
Taylor Iho prealilont'H pin or ihn
Jiomn pponoinlea eluli. Marlon
ClonliP ippplvi'd firm honorable
mention inr oiiihihihihik wiw ,
tlm chili and Deri hit Moon receiv
ed BOP.ond honoralilp menllon.
lroy lllatt pieHenlcil Hip
naiiRch and Mnib aplencn award
to (lend Powell for hln exception
ally fine work In hcIpiipp.
Leonard Hlley preBenled plnB to
Jletty MllB Wlllliple. edllnr or Iho
"llnipiinii," nnd Hill Chalmern.
IlianiiliPr of thn "Unipiinn."
'Ihn ofricerB of Hip Clrla' lea
pnn wore ulvpn plna by Miss
AHoc Uelond. The lilrls recelvlnn
I Up 'plllB 'worn: Prealdcnt, Faith
YounK: vIcopreKldenlK, Kniin.i
jiiu . lilHhiiuin ami Hnllv Clarkp;
smiretnry. IKirolhy While: liens
urtir, llelly J""!! !:rii; Beicenni-ai-ariii,
Mary Nancy llohi'rm:
ciiatiidlnnn of coHluinn room, Caro
lyn Allan and -Carolyn Cordon;
OIIK lender, Miiri;aiot Cordon,
and - plnnlm, Anlln Ynunc.
MIbb tleland iilan preenpd Ihe
nMilPVement cup lo Hetly Mae
Whipple as a reBiilt or the (llrl.i'
leaKue election.
. Letters Preented
Homer Crow prpspnted tennis
lotleiB lo McAreo Camphell, Shir
lev McLailKlilln. Clyde Cnral
Paul Cacy. Larry Anderson, Holt
Sullivan, Lowell Ithodeii, John
Nosb and Helwln McKay, mali
nger. Imlivlilual plaoiii'S ror state
dollhloH champlonsliip were pro
se'nted to Clyde Carslens anil Paul
Cacy.
., 'I'lirty-rivp nllilellr awards wimp
presented by Mis Muriel While,
llelly Mae Whipple and Velina
Crocker received Hip tl. A. A.
awards, the highest honor a alrl
nan attain In athletics. I torn Ma"
Fletelier. Freda Marker. Polls
AhePl, Itolierla Kdwards anil loio
ty CrorkPr received "(Vs." Those
aid Hal point awards. Twenty.
Hliillt fills received "ll's" or lilllll
crsls. These are ino-polnt and r,il
poinl awards. repeclively.
The Kills Inler.lass haskelliall
trophy was prpsenled lo .Maxim'
llnlley, sophoniorp class presl
liall and fooibnll cups v ere pru
dent. The hoys' inierclass basket
BPlllod to Hob Norlon. aenlor clas:
lireslilent and Hilly (ioodlow. Jun
ior class president, respecllvely.
Coach Jim Walls presenled
track lidters lo l-;i-liti-l Carson.
.11 in Fllib'V. Ilei'shel livid and
Hilly Coodlow. Karl WInrd win
presented the sportsmanship
award.
Mr. Heard presenled Hie valedic
torian plaipie lo Fallh Yoiiiik, and
Hip Intel-class rivalry cup lo Huh
Norlon, president of the class oi
'411.
ante
i VI A I via
Of? J J
'W?h:-;.. .. V - WIW I'layers
Dl ' l Wm
WMm W II LHM'it,,,...
Carr, Rodgers Win
Bowling Doubles
Total Scort of 2,187 Posted by
Dunham Handicap Victors
Despite Poor Beginning.
li. K. f'lirr ami .lin k IlodKfTH, fol
lowiiiK a poor marl, foruccl into tin
liiit aixl won I In- luiih;iiii (lrinhc:i
h:iii'lic;ii howling (ournnnii'iiL it I
Dim itoschiMK alli-yH lust nielli with
a lodil Hi-mi' ol V. W. VVor-
It'll uiil itiiy 'iuinihitxl loltfd
2HK. In wish on I J,ymun Spi'iiriT
and Ocil I'.Uiv'a In tin riixlh uml II
iiiil panic, to lake second ptatji.
SpfiM i-r ami (Hack wcru hIx piim
on WnrlfilK' ami Tannlund in tti
flfih (,'anip, hut laK'od on thf IiikI
Kiiiih' to roll a tola) of ' The
.Miller broihtTH, who held hkh
Hfore Tor the elimination rounds
and who were favorites to win In
ihn finalK till a terrific slumo ami
dropped Into foiinh place with
Hcoie at U'J.
'I'lin four dnnhlex teainn rollod
nix Oilmen each in Die final rmmd
latt nlKht. Carr and KodeiH in the
third fcame oveiiamn the lead of
Snem-er and Hlaek and proceed
lo widen Ihn Kitp, holding a iii-pin
iiiaiym a the final Kaine ot
derway.
Tin; second lac coniesi was a
ha i lie all ol (lie way, with Wor
hde and Tunnlund, hoth of the
veterans facility, trailing uliwhtly
hehlnil Spencer and Hlack until (he
Una) game, when ihey put on the
pressure and rolled a score of 111)'
Iu H'i.r lo lake second money.
Scores;
1 2 I 5-6
177 ln'J 171 ISii I'd
Hilt V.W 17ii 171 U2 174
:sio :i79 :ni :nr, :ns :u;r,
71!) in:iti j : 7 r 172:1 2ss
i;:i i.mj ir,s n7 ir.i 171
171 inr. i is isti i:j
:i:ti ::n :iui -mu :t:s7
i;7Ti !tsi i::si i7is 2is
ir,7 iti:i ir.y imi n;r m
i::i 171 171 172 li;:t His
2s :::i7 &w itM :ts 2fn
(i:Ti rwt Mti i:i!) i
K!S l!n l!i:i Vri is:( lfis.
lhU l'Jti 15ti I'll) 17X 2UI
1127 3h 'AW 402 MA tit;2
7 1 : 102 Hfil lh2f 21X7
Yanks Battle Way
To Fourth Place
riciiiren annve are ( lyile Carslens, Jr., and I'aul ( in y. Iloseliina
Illlill ni hool sliiileiits. who in innli lii s ill I'oi-lland Kridny and Salllrday
won Ihn (IrcKon Stale tennis doubles chiiniplonship. Tlie two yonnu ten.
Ills players are shown Willi llieli- lonch, limner W. Crow, and are hold
IliR tlm i-lailiplonshlp i-ei-lllli-ales awarded hy Ilie'Oreuon Slain lliKll
School Allilelic associallon.
I Seniors Win Rivalry Cup I
' ; L. ; I
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aided in con-
Sporer Top Hitter
Of Beth's Grillers
litis Sporer, pllcher for lleth's
Crill, ra, ItosehurK's learn In the
S-nilhern Oregon liuschall league,
Is leading (lie Kosehui'ij liullers
wlih six liiis In II limes ut hat.
dtiriliK Hirei sanies in which ho
has played. Hie bailing; nvcrue.es
sIiowmI loday. Wllcher. oulliclder.
was in se-ond idaci' wilh five hits
tor eight times at hal.
The loam as a whole shows a
team nvnrnun of .2SS with .'H hils
out ol' lis Hnies at list in tliree
league games. The team lias made
1)i runs and nine erron.. J
Hailing averages of the Individ
llal playecs are as follows: t
, ria,-r gp ah ii live.
, Sourer :i ii ii .r.tr,
Wllcher '! s 1 .Mm
lAverv 2 s :i .:!7r,
I I-'. Schemer :i II I .:iii l
ri., ui-y 2 !i :i .:i:i:i
11:11 :i in :i .I'M
II. Schertier :: 1:1 :i .2:11
Sanders :! in 2 .2011
(lolf 2 f, 1 .2011
Shlnn :l i:i 1 .1177
Hai r :l 3 11 .0110
Standings
National League
I lie Inter, lass cup. one ol Hie 1110,1 valued trophies au
necllon Willi sluileiil in livilii-M oacli year al Itosehurg senior high
Bchool, was raptured this ear hy Hie senior class. I'iclurcl ahove are
I'rlnripal t'lyde II. Heard and Hob Notion, pieshlent f Hie srlilor I'lass,
as tlm hitler accepleil Hie int-ri la.-is i up and oiiKialulatoiis fioin the
prinrlpal.
Clean Politics"
Bill Again Okayed
I Sprague Going East to
I Attend Governors' Meet
-Cov.
WASHINGTON', May L'H.-fAl')
Tin1! Iiouho judiciary cinuniillee
today apin' ed the senateap
proved Hatch hill to extend lo fed
oral-stale einpinyes resti Icllnus
political activity now upplied 1
federal employes alone.
The commit too which our
shelved the legislation then reven
ed Itself and agreed to j;lve It fur
t her t'ouslderat lint waa report
WAI.KM. .May L'!l. (AIM
Ch;illes A. Sptiii'iic will leave
I'oitlaiid toj.otrow for a mldwesl
ern trip on which he will he ah
M'lit iiotu the stale until June Hi. :
Spiaker of the 1' mse Krnest 1(.
,, I'atland. Condon ropulilieaii. will f
( hecoiue acting governor, and will'
j spend part ol the lime iu Salem.!
I he governor will he iu Ihiluth.
.Minn., on June 2 and :i for the nu
tinnal c'liilerence of Movornois, tol
I'd.
Hrooldyn L'l s .72-1
Cincinnati 22 In .ass
New York 17 12 .'.Mi
Chicago S hi .:.2!i
I'hiladelphii! ll in .t(7
St. Louis 12 20 .UU
Hoston !i is .:t:i:
l'lltslinri;h !l 20 .."il"
American League
W I, Pet.
Moslon 20 U .i!!Mi
Cleveliiud 2H 12 .1125
Hot roll 17 14 .a IS
New York 15 17 .4t!!t
Chhauo ir l!t .141
St. I.miis 14 IS .43K
WashhiKton l'i 2H .42f
I'liihulelphia 12 l!l .:!S7
Pacific Coast League
W . Pel.
;ii r,i4 :
over thn San Itieo I'adres, who
delealeil I.oM AUkhIch WW, a lull
Kiime.
Although oiithit 11-7 hy (he Ilea
vers I he Oakland Acorna scored a
S-4 vlcfny in 1'ortland. CaiHWHll,
the Oakland slowLuller, ho it down
in tho pinches. j
Spa ece, who relieved JUichor on;
the mound for the Heavers In thei
fourth inniiiK, Impressed the largo
1'ortland crowd when ho retired!
two halters on four pitched halls.
From then on. unlil ho stepped
aside for u pinch hitter in the
eighth he permitted only a single
Acorn lo reach first. It was on a
walk.
l-'reitas, tiny southpaw, held the
San I'Ynneisco Seals in check as
the Sacramento Kilnus scored a .'t-2
victory in their series opener.
R.H.S. Economics Club
Elects New Officers
Seattle .
San I liego . .
j Oakland
I lollvwood
San Francisco
Sacramento ...
. l.os Aniieles .
I'-iitland
.ftis
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Seattle Lead Reduced by
Loss to Hollywood, 3-2
hy the vole of
have approv
it; to 7.
The Hutch legislation
hrmulcn the so called Hatch
politics" act passetl last y
Hy the Associated Press
1 iu! whom he will maue an address on(1. im ' M mm s in (omman.i o;
el', lie wih no to Monmouth I i. ...,! 'ci..u i..f i it'... o,.i..
III., his alma mater. to;ttaiuiers in a hrilliaur mound duel
iin honoiaiy degree on Junej In Seattle :t 2, The detent reduced
Sealtle's Pacific Coast leaitue h-nd
i l eli
i i oil.
Would j rece
clean-, I
tr tor
feileral workers. It would apply to
state workers paid iu whole or in
part hy federal luuds the ad's ie
slriclious uu "pernicious" political
activity.
It also would limit Iho expendi
tures of a national campaign com
mittee lo ?:t.:ionn.ooo hi any cam
paign, i In in:iii iho republican na
tional committee disbursed J S.inl" -f2l
and the demot-tatic national
committee $'.,u;to.MS. )
rtiuuner provision would limit
mini i him I'tuiui it'll I ri itill liillf
by any one jum ntt lo .""i
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v GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
A" " A j
The Homo Kconomics eluh of
Uosehiitg senior high held tin;
last mooting of the school year
Tuesday. .May 14, at which lime
the following; officers for next
year were elected : President,
Horothy White; vice-president,
Kvaiigellito Feyprleson ; secretary,
l.i-la Wilson ; treasurer, Helen
Johnson ; historian, Marilyn Harp.
ham; song leader. Hetty .Mar
s' tors; cus tod inn, Mary ifohtnd.
and remitter, Ha Mess. Installa
tion of these officers will ho hold
at the beginning- of the school
year next fall.
Muring HIM and la4o Ihn theme
fur the eluh meetings has been
the subject of "Vocations for Wo
men." Many very Interesting
talks have been given hy women
engaged In various vocations t
throughout the school year. Th umns
last guest speaker of the year
was Mrs. Kllen Post, a graduate
nurse, now activ in social serv
ice, who spoke nu the vocation
of nursing.
The welfare project of the chin
for the year has been that of
making stuffed toys which have
been given to the children's ward
of the local hospital. The club
also contributed to the scholar
ship fund of Iho National Hume
Kconomics association. This fund
Is used to bring women students
of foreign countries lo colleges
and universities iu the I'nltel
States.
HAVE YOU TRIED
MACA YEAST?
(GRANULAR TORM)
The Way to Easy Bakings!
v.y .rrnsoN iiaii.ky
Associated Press Sports Writer
The New York Yankees have ar
rived hack iu (ho first division of
the American league and apparent
ly have finally found the trail that
can load to their coveted filth c-in-secutive
world championship.
The YankH humbled the Wash
ington Senators 124 and XI in a
doubleheador yesterday lo attain
six victories in their last seven
games in fact, nine victories in
12 games since thai demoralizing
eight-game losing streak.
Today New York Is only fi'
games out of first place and easily
can he riding tlm crest before the
Fourth of Jnlv. The Yanks will
plav three game: wilh the league
loading Hoston Hod Sox tomorrow
and Friday.
In subduing the Senators, (ho
McCarthvmon tallied 12 runs on II
hils iu the first game and Kookic
Marvin Hruer limited Washington
lo seven hits in the second.
Red Sox Post Victory
The Ited Sox tight eued I heir
hold on first place at least tompir-
iiilv hy doleatiug Iho Philadelphia
Athletic -) in a night game after
he second t ace ( eve arid Indians
had lost lo Detroit K-.'t.
The Yankees' leap from sixth to
fourth place was made possible by
the (Milcago White Sox dropping
both ends of a douhleheader to the
SI. Louis Hrowns, lo ll and i-a.
The Cincinnati Hods dropped a
"-2 decision to Pittsburgh, their
first loss t't Iho IMratos Ibis year,
and slumped substantially into sec
ond plate in the National leaguo
behiud Itrooklyn.
The Chicago fuhs were shut out
by the St. Umis Curdinals f.-U on
the four-hit hurling of Lanier.
The Urooklyn Dodders cut down
the Phillies 1-2 lor their lit'lh con
secutive victory and Fitzsimmons'
fourth without defeat in a niht
game.
Holman Backs Ban
On "Reds " Nazis
WASHINGTON, May 2:.- ( P)
Senator Holman (It Ore. i joined
Senator Reynolds (D-N. (M in
urging Iho senate to bar members
of the communist party and nai
organizations from employment by
linns doing an interstate business.
Reynolds asked the action during
consideration of the hill iSPiT'H
to regulate oppressive labir prae-
medlately enact legislation lo r'
iUire the registration of all fire
arms in the Fniled States.
Ho sent House Speaker Itank
hoad a proposed 1,111 calling tor re
gistration ol firearms, recording of
iii:carin transfers and a nominal
lax on each tratisier.
As drawn, the law would apply lo(
firearms already owned hy indi-.
vhluals as well as to all future pur
chases. Firearms would he regis-
toieil whh tiio nearest internal)
revenue office. '
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"The devastating labor troubles
wo had recently on the I'acilic
coast," Holman said, "were fomeiit
fd, puided and conducted by
aliens."
Holman said there had boon no
trouble between the emnlnvers and
labor that it was a jurisdictional I
li'4ht between labor racketeers ui
: honest labor." j
1 Holman staled ho knew of one
case where an employer lost $luo.-
hoi) in n short time because of dii
i ferences between labor nroupfl. I
"This all was earriii! on." ho ex- i
claimed, "by alien h-aders." Key
t.oids said the uazi organization
members tool; their orders from i
Her) in and the communist party ,
j mem hers Irnm Moscow.
in a new mow at ' Mltli col-1
" Attorney (ioneral Jackson ,
ted today that congress im-
3 REASONS
FOR BUYING YOUR WINTER FUEL NOW
1. Save hy buying gretn wood ... let it dry during the summer
weather.
J. We are now cutting an exceptionally good quality old growth
fir.
3. Take advantage of our hudget plan or discount plan.
Piece your orders early so as to insure prompt delivery
OLD GROWTH FIR SLAB WOOD
4-ft. green, per cord $2.00
I6-In. green, per cord . . . .$J.OO
Mill Ends, 2 loads for $7.75
ALSO . . WE STILL HAVE
A STOCK OF DRY WOOD
ON HAND.
PINT tl OS
QUART l 00
Whiskey may be bottled In bond at lout
yeats ol aqe and 100 piool But beyond four, it
lakes on finei chatacter. There is nc substi
tute lot lime, no short-cut lo quality. The full
taste advantage ol an extra "Flavor-Year"
is yours in Anclenl Aqe. at (lie milder 90 prool.
This whukey is T YEARS OLD
Koriii.kv tl:3ht Bouibcn wlt;?iy. net Bciliod fn
Pml Copr. 10. SchnIfY Distillers Corp , NYC
MACA is a new form of yeast for
home baking -no other rqunli
its unique combination of advantages.
About two years ago, MACA wai
announced in a restricted district.
Since then thm demand hai grown
by figurative leapa and btmnda.
And this, mind you, with prnctically
uo tales effort or drive behind it.
What does this indicate? To us it
seen it an extraordinary endorsement
of the product itself, mute testimony
that housewives like it ! Well. hTi.v do
tbey like it so much? These may be
the reasons:
(1 MACA s a dry granular yeant,
fet it works fast, (il It is kepabie
aimplyon the pantry shelf . That is,
It retains its ferment quality lor days
or even weeks without refrigeration.
Women have written us that
"MACA rfave me my biMst thrill
in 14 year baking experience";
that "MACA has the good pointa
of both dry yeast and wet or 'fresh'
yemst". Enthusiastic, genuine and
honest expressions maybe you'll feel
the same way once you try MACA.
No tricks to work; no magic to per
form ; nothing new to leatn. Just
follow your favorite straight dough
method and you should have success
ful baking results.
Try MACA YEAST today. You can
get it at moat grocers' or your store
Will gladly order it for you.
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reoordfen of price,
combines all these
Chevrolel quality
ftatures.
Ns other car,
reooro'aii of priet,
ton match Chev
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