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T FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE I, 1940. UiDid linltr bM Bumdar br Ui Member of The Aatuvlntrd Ire The Aiaocluted Prima la i-xcluaive-t entitled to the uae fur republica tion of all nuwi dUpatches L-radlted to It or not oihorwiae crodlted In thla puper and to all local nwi piiMlihed herein. All rights of ru- tublUatton of apecial dispatches ereln ar aUo roaarvud. RAMUS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered aa second clatia matter tfay 17. 192(i, at the post office at Itoseburg, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1878. Represented by WESt-nOLiaiDAY w York 271 Mndlon Ave. Chl atajoSlil) N. Nichlgan Ave. San frnarlari 22(1 Hush Htrl le Irall 30X4 W. Orund Uoulitvard horn AnKIra 433 H. Hprltijr Htroet graft l K0J1 Utuwart Street Port land 620 H. W. Hlxtli Streut St. Loula 411 N. Tenth Hires. P U B LI 5 4 Y 40 1 A T I 0 Mubeerlptloa Ilatea Dally, per year by mail, $6.00 Dally, tt months by mull Z.tiU Dally, 3 months by mall 1.2K Dally, by currier pur month. . . , .96 Dally. b carrier fr year 7. SO Every atate, county and city official or bun r tt Unit hiiiHlles public money ahouhl publish at regular InU-rvuli an accounting of It, allowing; whero and bow fiu-h dollar la spent. Thla In a undiLiiiutituI princlplo of duinu crutiu (fovorniKont, lly WILMS TIKHINTON WITHOUT fiiHh, life In R desert. ll who has no mllli Iihh iiu HlrciiKlh. Hu is lil(o u ship ill II1 liiK wltli nvlllicr Bull, rudder imr anchor. Faith III KUIIH'llllllg. thul Ih. 11 does not ho much multer in what. l''ulth In reunion, lullli In science, faith In u political system, altli In uvcntuiilly gellliiK tliu juekpol ill tliu corner Blot machine, faith in flomciilliiK. Our weakness today Is not an iniu'li In tliu Inch ol planes and cannon, au in our lack of faith. It Is limu Hint (iorinuiiy Kulni"! such an lull Ih 1 udvnnlaKO over Franco and lOnislund. Illllcr nave, the (ieiiniins faith, ollen an un wIIIIiik faitli, often a k i nil K 1 desperato lalth, I (til li in things which lu uh nro unworthy uud despicable, Iml uoiiiolhliiK to which to cling. Till! Itl'ltlsll "brlKllt ymillK pro plo" wine llioiottKlily disillusion ril nflcr Ihc wurlil war. Kiery thing was plumy. Nothing matter ed. Prance, loo. wiih Hhol thl'ougll with a spirit described hy a l'Vimch iiliniHii hum trunsliitril as "wuiilthoholl-tsul." Thla spirit wan prnvulent In Col-many, loo, !u "the muly twenties. Hut Ihc Mark pull of depros- i hIoii descended on (iuuuiiuy vi years , anil nioro beloiu it Hliuck westwanl. Men hail In grasp lor new anil Hliungu I'liillm. Kuril " lliey were, llley folllHl lllelll. Ill the oilier lOUIlllieH; lynl rlsm. Tliu war? A iimBplraiy liy lliu nlliulinelll Illakel-H! Worl'l orgiiulzallnn lor peace? A lot ol proleHBOIs anil iinllllelulia! ltell glon? Tile opiuin of I ho people: Lulior organluliun? A liuni li U rackeleers: lienioclacy? I'lillll clans gypping the people: Moral lly? Don't lie dull! Well, then! It la. tint the fun Is over, and now even the lirlght. est of the blight young people ol Kngland know that nil Unit lime they hud Bomelhlng Infinitely wolih dying for ir neressury. 'I'hey know It now, and In the llles ol I'lunilers new lullli l lielng raplil ly forged. Whether H is ion late. no man t-tiu lell. ... Archibald Mael.eli.li, liblarldil of eniibieBB aiel one of our great esl poelB, Ih no ini'le rhynn'i'. Iml a poi-l in Hie real iiiul oilgimil sense of a seer, one w ho look, deeply and sees clearly, lie sal, I n-K-nily: Taless we regain tin luinlillon Hint llu-lc are Unci tilings lor which democracy will righl. we cull leave our plane-, un liil 111 ami our bullleships on paper, lor we shall nol need them." lie Is light Tlic lines ol that faith are clearer now with every shiiltni lug liomli l hnl lulls lit l-'luuileis. It Is when liny are .'o gravely tlireele I that we t-ec at lust the piccloiiH worth ol live ilolil. and religion, ainl toleiimce. ami morullly. and the whole pan oiutiia ol our ilcinoi rut le wu). Our lallli in. our ileottou to. these things van be till lu !Iicm hours, hardening ami trmpcrliih ilsell In tile I lies ol loheislty Wlml the hour ieiiiires. m.i: hrlllgs foi'lll. Editorial on Newt (Continued from CM 1.) Hint Jlilssln Is tin in un: n line "l te slslaluc iigiillist posslldn (iviiii.ni a I tilth in thu llalkaus. Italy, Ihese dlspalclies hlnl. has lieen wiirned lo keep hands off (SlBlln. yuli see. Isu'l too sine that Hitler's plait, as the alarmists toll tin. Is to tackle America next. JIo haw nervous qualms Unit lilb gutignlor partner rmiy turn In his direction when, or if, tho fear of England and France is removed.) A CLOSING thought (unpopular in those days of rising hys teria):) In a world ut war, or pois ed Tor war, America will heller servo thu emmo of humanity hy protecting democracy a I borne and keeping it alive tliiin by spendliiR herself hopelessly fighting Tor It abroad. GrillersSet For Grants Pass Nine Strengthtntd Pitching Staff Givn Hop of Halting Win Strtak of Visiting Ttom. Willi it grimily Improved pitch ing stall, herelororu their greiil esl weakness, llelli s OiIIIhih, Itosn burg leaill in Hln smilhern Orngon basehall league, hopes to halt ihc winning slrenk of Ihe iinhenten llranls Pass .Merehaiiln In a game scheduled for Klnlay field ai 2::in p. III. Slliiiliiy. Tim llllllers are fresh from a vlcl iry ovor (Jold Mill, II In 2. last Huuday and have been working hard In preparation lor tomorrow"! menllng wllh tliu leagu-leadlng (irauls I'aas team. Huh Sporer. wlin has hud his fireball working to perfecliou in praetico this week, Is expected to start on Ilia mound for the Mohg iiurg team, according to hill Seller- ner, inausger. Kporer will not have to hjld Illicit for plnchcH us In jiasl games, as, Johnson, Hits newly ac quired t wilier, who formerly led Hie Hi u I Iii-iii Oregon league while pitching for Olcudule, will hu In re serve. uineup sun loniauve Scherner reiiorteit hu has not dc - leimlned rully upon bis starling summer and fall. Constant Head line up, l- ied Scherner will catch nK ,.11UW., ,tn lnjin v lo Hie glass with Cbeliey, Avery mid Hill iis.-lr l,m mini is it,,. s,l as I weoi'Kt; or virsil miuuhm-h Hi the rthort imlrb. Hill, Uilrlicr, Klilnn ami llaker will be available for the cjutllcld Jnlm. Joe (.ray. forim-r football Klar of OrcKiti Statu cotU'Kt;, will be in ibn lineup lor the Mtti ihantM aiid;ut..,( r iiiHii.L' iit.t m.i- tor iln-m Is expected to be tbo HtroiiKest hit lor of the visiting team. ItosebiHK fans, Schemer de clares, are miio of aeeiiiK a hard lout III balllo at Klnlay lield Sun (Ifiy. regard Ichh of which tmun wins. Parade, Noise to Launch Softbali Klnal urrii linemen ts have been completed for a Kula and noisy celebration herahllnu the oponhiu of the ItiUt HOllball HeHson on the newly completed diamond west of Fin lay field, Monday evening, with a colorful parade, dedication ceremony, drill learn and drum corps exhibitions and a double header hall game rounding out a Til II evening of entertainment. The Clly Sol Ilia 1 1 league Is be ing sponsored by thu Lions club this Hcasou. Members have In- stalled lights on the new diamond, nsHisted In placing the lield In Itrst class condition for thu open- lug gaines, and uru In charge of all details pertaining to Ihe leu- gue. (iencral chairman for the aclivily Is Hud L'llisou. Don Foil, ts In complete charge of the parade and Phil 1 (art li heads Ihe tedicat lou ceremony commit Uh-. A season ticket sate Is already tin ier way by Ihe members who tire ottering )(! sollball games lor a nominal charge. I'ho parade w III Mail at li: t o'clock at (he I eer creek bridge. will (inverse tho business (lis diet und end at the ball Held, whero a IC-mlnute iledicuHon ere mony III proceed the ball game. There will be a flag raising cere , u . i- , .-i of Ihe American Legion, a short i talk of welcome by F. L. Crltteu-' len, followed by Hie drill and drum corps exhibitions and (he ball game. i Ihe parade will cmisisl ol Hie high school girls' drum and bugle corps, Fagles' Junior, drum and j buttle corps, logics' men and wo men's ih HI learns, unit from I he national guard, high school hand. I American Lei; Ion drum ami bugle ! coi ps. uieillbei s of tile right ball ! " teams In uniform and a great number of boosters ill cars. The loins w inch w ill meet in Hie open i li i; games will be derided hy lol at the Held. Standings lly Hie Assoclalcl I'l American League W ltoton 'i (li-vi-latid Iletrolt Ill New in k 17 I'll len mi IB U'H!hillgtou . It) SI. Louis II Philadelphia . , '- National League .IMi ,i:tl 1 . 1 -1 .loll .OS .711 .1177 .lit;! .i.tiii iiiciiiiiail lllookl) n i HI IS !- 11 II I New Volk .. I 'hicago . I'hllHdelphla St. I.oul.i . lou .:'.:! lloslon l'iltliui t.'h Pacific Coast League Scuttle '.' I llllkliitlfl San lUfgo I loll,l unit San Kianclsco Sa, ninielild Los Ann'les . . I'ol llutlil fi . :;i .r.sti Return Here Mr. und Mrs .1. S. Mclioiialil halo letlltneii to their honie in i li !- eiiy. lolloHtnt t'lodai llslllli tl ip to LM.iulOii-1 lake. OUT OUR WAY 1 ew'owooo-.. W r:'- --..l AMp A SACK OF OUT.' WELL., 3SES3i4 JERKED MEAT FOR V WE TX3M'T ggHvV BREAKFAST-HERE'S HEV TO T".: ft--v-"- WHERE WE CHANGE.' I PUMCH MO VIIw!k'W.rA WE WOR.sC BALP A TIME CLOCK KWKSrSS!?" TOOWA UKJJ;g1s 'Ji T M NEC. U f M! Off. .COPR IW Ht hi StftlCr. IHC Lawns Need Early Care for Summer Lawns are siilijecled to tin 'ui - imt,.,,! ,,KI, imi .-,1,11s,,. ,hir,,. in.- molut 11 rt. und anidthei-H vital bac ,(!rjH rmU;1. tU,tHli ,;fi(HUms, ,nU(.j, w;i,(.r llIlfi ,,ji(lt ( Iomi Iht't - aiiho id HUilat-f run oil'. It mts ,,, OI((,, t(l Wli Uluir fnt iUl, tllut,n ,.iiu., i ih hi in- I Close InsiM'ctlon rti the itvcrajii' lawn reveals that the crowns ol I lin Individual pijikh plants are praritb-ally Klandlim above the soil level. liiasuiiK h as mass plants should develop laterally by an in cmise of the cniwn diniii'lr. tnosi of the iifvv spilui; ttrtiwih will dr mid will bef-ite michinu inaliiiiiy. The important hteps for sprint' and eailv kuiimiihi- reiiovallon ot lawns aie Hlmple: feeding Important i Thoioiiuh weediim is Imporiant. The small wedi-cl areas should be cull I vat ed I horounhly, enrh-hed vvhh weed-free phuit fml, and ie hown. One hhoiihl always n pi:n weeds with iirass seed for thin i snots offer spate lor weeds to be A i hick tun come established crowds I hem out. Thorough spiking The tines id' a spading tork, pushed i eiihallv Into ihe soil will accom plish the effect ol spiking, but Hie use of a lawn perforating tool with lour shoit taper I Kpikes. will Once sunk to be more rlfeeilve the step, the tool may be 10. ken buck and forih to open the sou. a thoroughly spiked lawn will re- sponu ipucsn n "I'i'i" it" "'-1 water, soil conditio h ami pium foods. Cover With Loam A top dressing ol friable loam. cmluining weed liee. omaiiu- umuij liioil, pen I. and powdered char i' icoal. should be applied to tlic lawn) t niter culling. This composted nnv hire Is besi rak.Ml or swept into (lie tint to a thickness of about ball an ' im h. Lawns must be teiiili.e.l us need j ed Ibr-uithoui the period of great' jest use. I he in. a 01 m-.f. .... iood manilesls itself iiUtcMj in l ie enei al lone ot the lawn ah u n mii Ihe la w n ts w aiei en u . .mm , . !i mi hit III color will liiuuaie uie i d lor plant Iood. LOCAL NEWS Wins Tup M II Muncy, of the local AssiM'iuln! nil coiupan). loll l-'inlav tor lie- iouipan'.s rcfiner ill Malliln-.. I'.-llll.. as one ol llnec tillck sill, -sm, -li in this illsliiil win nlnu a week's I trip lo: llluh s in tA.niiiii'ilions. I h ins w.tnulim. one lioiu Kn gene, tin- ollli-t tnnn Mciliolil. Join til Mi. .Muni y on tin- tile, lie c. i-,t lo M-Mlili to his ttoik to-le .1 till.- Reillre to S.llrni ilel .III') 1 1 S. l;.iCio- Slilllli ll:ie letlllltril I tln-h honie in S.tl'-io. lollowiui; a lr-11 line in er I'lllii'ftliiy lltel I huiMlai at tin- li'iiio- ol Mrs. I-' II I linn lull. I llc loliio-i Iv Hindi' Iheir home tii'iv vlnl,- IJt-v. Mi. Sini'.ll hum pastor ol III.' Mi'ttloiltst i Inn, It. lie is tl i pastor ol tin Jason Lei- .M.llloilisl ehllleh III Salem. Leaves (or California Mis Vii K in in l.,-o Siullli. ol this rllv. lei tintiiv tor S:o iiiuii-liti' I'iilil i see ili'l il. nil! Ill or. Mls lloioth Slilllli. VI :i1 till 1 1- IIOill s inn ut .tumor roll, !!!'. Stir will iiii at. Ihe hone- ot In- Inollir slslei ln Inu. Ml. I'inl Mrs Miller, hi Sscrauirii'" olllrr rrliillvrs 111 llakl.inil l Isll inn! l-'ivil ! nil .m.i San l-'i .in- i-ro. , Arrive For Summer ii I': TlUrliloo.l all. I two .fliltlllri s Anne anil Siisiin. of Mosiow. Iil.ilio hae in tlved In llnselinm lo spend (lie si ner in, mills limine Mis. I III, 1,1,1,1 inollier. .Mis V. II. rlllltrhili. I'rolrssor I'l llrl'lood an I list i ill l or at the I'liiieisilv ol Idaho. IS expelled to loin tils l.itu I II) hete about .lime Juih. Lu lootr to Itoselnu li. Mis. "I'l lleliloo.1 .Hid dalUllileis slopl'i'd over in l.a Uiallile to islt a sister ill i.ni. Mis Ti ii, 'dO'iil :i! toiunili .Mi -lltlea lUiiulilU ol tins ut;. HEROES ARE MADE-MOT BORtO Attend Commencement Here -VI is. It. M. Day and Alrh. Wayne ItoltertHon of Kimt'iic vtHltt-d In ItomfbuiK last itlclit wllh .Mr.-t. Nay'H nieces, .Mrs. Cliarlcs V. Stanton and Mih. Krod L. i'erry, aiul at tendril coininenceinent ex citIkoh at ItoKobui'K bittb hhoot. They wi'i-e a-coinp:inled I'roin Kil urne by Miss Coniiic-Anne IVrry, a KtihtiMii at l'ni ersity of Ore i,'on. I lonald 1'eiry, hod of .Mr. and Mj-h. Kred L. Pnrry, wan u meniber ot Ihe taduuliiiK class. Rev. Edwards to Speak to Days Creek Class DAYS CItKKK. June 1. hr. The screen play, by Morgan W. Charles A. Ivlwards of KosebuiK Mlibney. Is an original slory of will deliver the baccalaureate ser- American home life, starring lovely iiioii lor this year's graduating Joint Marsh as Terry Arden and ehis of ihe Days Creek high! handsome John King as Jeff Wads- .nhool. Sunday evening. June in I lie Hclnol auditorium. The speaker for the commencement ex .rcises which will be held Thurs day evening. June tl, will be the Hon. II. A. Canaday of Itoseburg. The members of the graduating - lass are Sue Crispen, Wild ha litih'hiii-son. Maybelle Ualuville. Ma hie .Moore, l.yie Spore. Waller l.erwell, Johnnie Sutlou and Jack ctiii.-m. " " WALI.ACK. N. C. Joscphus Daniels, C. S. ambassador hi .Mexi co, in a telegram congratulating Director orni;-.n V. ChuniMiss of ibis conn tunily's annual si raw berry festival, recalled that he earned bis first money by picking berries. He udded:' -'Tin- people I pit ked for si HI owe me 2.'i cents, and I'll gie you Ihc regular lomuiission (o collect it." EARLY EXPLORER , HORIZONTAL 1 M.m who discoverctl America in KHin. 1 1 Hublicil tiff. i'i Kucharlst cup. l:i Inward. 14 Neuter pronoun. Ifi Type .stnnd.ird 17 Sulisists. 18. Solid part of fat. 21 Twice. 21! Sen i. t. 5.1 Itlaik. L"i ll.illilles. S7 Pledge. 31 Opposed lo liiijh. 3? Unbics' c.ips. 34 Also. H.-i Like. ;ifi Annoiint'itiK. ill! Kllltrr. ;t!l College gil l. 411 Tuber. 41! Vnllcvs. 41 Ik'illg. 4li To nisi ribe. 4K Kitlh month. VJ Shore liiid. Answer to 51 Age. 52 Koollike pari. 5.1 fuel. 54 To osi'ill.itp. 5t Small shield. 58 He was alleged or to have landed in New Kngl.ind. 59 Plumes. VERTICLE 1 Musical mite. 2 Wading bud. 3 Se.l eagle. 4 Note in scale. ii 15 W 5 o 17 I jtJ - llO V 1 uE. riff Izi W bo I pi 1 H I 1 hti ntr ly WBOomt yES,AU yORE JOS BGOU6HT RIC3HT TO VUH WITH BREAKFUST; MO WASHIKJ' Llf? IMO CHAMGIM CLOTHES BO", THfcSA PORE CITy FELLERS.' a".i?.jiu-"Ms 0-1 -J Free Show Dated On Homemaking A feature motion picture, "Illume Ii on Love," featuring Joan Marsh and John King in a romantic set ting, will be Hhown, free of chaise at limit's Indian theater ut 2 p. m. Wcdnesduy, June fi. The picture. otteiiiiK a romantic story of a radio t swing songstress who turns house ' wife "anil Unert it," Is sponsored I by the California Oregon rower ! rouipany, whlcli invites alt Copco friends and customers to be the I'Oinpany'H guests at the free show ing. worth, with a supporting cast in eluding such well known Holly wood favorites as Mary Forbes, Al i lerman. and Nella Walker, to gether with a specially written mu sical score and Ihe new song hil. "hlauie I( All on Love," by Marvin Hal ley. The film is a lull length feature sound picture, produced . lor Hot point, weaving helpful bomenuik ing ideas into a romantic and hu morous plot, and considered by Hollywood authorities as one of Hie greatest homemaking pictures ever produced. The :oi-al showing, according: to word from Ihe Copco office at Itoseburg. will be free to everyone, repluclug Ihe usual theater mati nee. All housewives in particular are urged by Copco lo see the show. Chester, Kngland, has an old law which requires a man (o raise his hat when a funeral passes. ". ill Previous I'uxzlo 19 Sphere of action. 20 Wasted. 21 Ribbon ornament. 24 Genus of cattle. 25 To wade. 26 To stimulate. DiAlNHf-1 nis sauurs were men. 32 Honey gatherers. 33 Winter precipitation, 36 Sacred. 37 Blood. 39 A grasp. ' 41 Wearied. 43 Ratite bird 44 To relieve. 45 To stitch. 47 Bf silent. 49 Kxisted. 50 Knock. 52 Postscript 53 To depart. 55 Gram (abbr.). 67 You and me.' 5 Redacts. 6 Plexus. '7Slitictural unit. 8 South America (nbbr.). 9 To augur. 10 Tilled 15 His father Is said to have discovered 1? He was a native uf 18 Iniquity. Red Cross Pleads For More Funds An appeal for Immediate volun tary contributions to the Hed Cross war relief fund wub tuude today by Mrs. Kllen Post, executive sec retary of the Douglas county chap ter, who reported that the chap ter still is far short of its minimum ijuota of $1,000 and at the same time is being pressed lo double that amount. Collections to date, she reports, amount to $322.0.1. A telegram received from no tional headquarters reads as fol lows : "When the American Red Cross asked a minimum war relief fund of ten million dollars no one could forsee that In two short weeks the greatest tragedy In all history would be unfolded. It is impos sible to describe the pitiful plight of millions of refugees In France. I he sick, wounded, hungry and homeless cry out to us for help. We will need much more than ten million dollars. Therefore, ouoias originally assigned should be re garded only us minimum, immedi ate objectives. Chnplers should then go on' and, where possible, double their quotas. In fact, the on iy limitation should be the maxi mum generosity of the American people. We should complete this campaign within the shortest pos sible time." Mrs. I'ost urges that Douglas county residents make voluntary' contributions immediately. Money I may be left at any newspaper of fice in the county, or wiih K. S.I McClain at the Itoseburg brunch I of the I'. H. National bank, or may! be limited to chapter headquarters ' at the court house In Itoseburg. i KRNR Mutual Broadcistlng SyiUm 1600 Kilocycle Itl-:.lAl.'l.N(i HOCUS TOI1AV l:"il Speciul iliviiiilcasl of l-"or- eltn News. MIIS. 1:10 Kd Kitzpatrlck a (Jrcheslla, MUS. 5:1111 llauall Culls, MUS. .r.::ii Mozart (iperu .Series, .MIIS. : mi - Tonight's Tuue. C5 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties. 10 News-Review News Flashes. 15 Ilinuer lliiltce. 30 .lollii II. lliiKhes. M IS. 15 Preview or National Point. eai Conventions. MIIS. uo Andy I on a 's llauaiiuas. MIIS. :15-:3o- .Millual Maestros. h'dfee .Murphy's (ircheslra. MIIS. Iinperlul IlllllKlie, M IIS. Lud Cliiskin's Orchestra, MI0- :3- .MIIS. !l .(III Neil s. MIIS. 9:15 Saturday Night Party, Wing Cigarettes, MBS. l2:ill--SiKu Oil. SI.'NDAV, ,11'NK a :( Philliariiioifle Choir of llrooklyn. MIIS. 8:15 Glad Tidings of the Air, Rev. Ira F. Rankin. s;:;il Voire of Prophet y Choir MIIS. S : 4o Canary chorus, mhs. ll:UII-MornliiK Miisicale. 9:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. ii:SU Sen-ti.ule lor S I r i n s, MIIS. Syniiihony. Siilnle of the Americas, I .MIIS. I Romance of the Hi-Ways, 15- ijrcynound Lines, MBS. oil "Mttslral Couietlv l-:choos." MIIS. 00 Baptist Church. MBS. 00 lllrininhiiin Air Carnival. I MIIS. 30- Nobody's children. MIIS. ml--Sunday Vurielios. 30-Kildio Murphy's Orcli., MUS. no llllie ll:il roll's (Irrh.. .Mils. :pl-Sholl- ol Ihe Week. MIIS. un Tropical Serenade, .MIIS. 311 -Sim hi Schllltz, Coi-maiiy. MIIS. Ill Musical Interlude. MRS. 15 -Murk McLean's Or ell., MIIS. :0U American Forum of Mi" Air - Topic, National lie. tense I'ronraiu I'inauriln; MIIS. 5:300 I d MBS, Fashioned Revival, (1:00 - Assoriiited Press Ilnllrl ins. MIIS. 6:"." WON Svinphonie MIIS. 6:30 The Angelus Hour, A. Edwards. 7:00 Favorite Songs of and Mine, Hansen Hum', Dr. C. Yours Motor Co. 7:15 The Quiet Hour. 7: IS MarKarland Tiiins. MUS. H: tu -Possible' PRC Nells l-'lolll Lonilon. MIIS. H: 15 The Pastor's Study. MIIS. N.-:',il- Moltou Colild's (Itch.. MIIS. :iiu News. MIIS. 9: ." Kienini: Mrlodies. 9:3(1 SiRti Olf. MOXH.W. .M'NK :i 7;uii stuff and Nonsense. 7:3C News-Review of the Air. 7:40 News. Hancock Oil Co. 7:4& J. M. Judd Says "Good Morning." 7 r.tt Khapso.ly hi Wav S:oo To lie Aiiiinum eil, M US. S .i This and Thai In Melody. 8:45 Cartels of Elm Street, Ov- altine. MBS. !.:nn -- lotthti News From II". r- tin. MIIS. 'j L". - Seltn Si Iiull i . C. i'it i alio. MltS. 9:30 Man About Town, ft: Keep Ftl to Muic. MIIS. 10:00 Home Service, Copco. 10:15 Ma Perkmr, Proctor A Qamble. MBS. I" :;i( Uailio Harden Club. MUS 10:45 Bachelor's Children. Old Dutch Cleanser, MBS. 11:00 Our Friendly Netghborj, Al. M Seltzer, MBS. 11'l.V-Marth "I Chibllrmd. MUS 11 :-- Klbeii Uim belle. Oi itauisl. MltS 11 Ij --Possible riiri Nc -. MU ' l;' "ti Lumhcvu L'suce. DAILY DEVOTIONS Da CHAS. A. EDWARDS A tnl l,I, II i. Ot. . planted by riven of water." This simile comes out of a land where tho year is divided be tween a rainy season and a dry season and where tlrougliia caused by the failure of the rains are fi-Hoiiem ami dovust ing. In tho dry season the grass dries up and a crop not ready to harvest is ruined. This hapH?ns each year. Occa sionally, however, the rain falls anil again It falls, not only then Is there no grass and no nop. but the trees that are touched hy the dry season lieut "o fruit and cast their leuves. Not so, however. Is the tree growing on the banks of a rlv er with lis unfailing supply of water keeps its foliage and hears fruil In spile of drought. The man who draws life from flod Is like that anyone can bu cheerful In health, but how shall one smile mid love und sing throuuh years of suffering mill limitation unless he drinks from (he River of Life. .Most anyone can return thanks to Hod over n boiinlil'ul table but how can one have in his heart genuine gratitude for n crust unless he is nourished with the bread of eternal life. We can only endure through 1 li in. who hath loved us. and given Ills life for the redemption of the world. Ameu. 12 : 15 Sports News, Dunham Transfer & Powell Hard ware. :2f 1 Interlude. :35 Parkinson's Information Ex change. :1.ri News, Stain and Loral. : 50 News-Review of the Air. 00 Henningers Man On The Street. 15 Amlv lona's Haivaiians, M IIS. 3(1 The McKarland Twins, MIIS. -I r, -Let's Play llrldKC, MIIS. nil - At Votlr Coiumiind. ::ill Henry Weber's Conceit Re view. MIIS. :(H-Killlnn U-wls. Jr.. M IIS. : 15 Ted I'io llllo's Orch.. M IIS. :30 The Quiet Hour. :iiii Lew lllalllfind's Orch., MIIS. :3o Tea Time 1'iince. Mill Ted l-'iu Kilo's Orch., 311 -Shatter Parker. MUS :45 Little Orphan Annie, tine, MBS. :oo ToiiIkIiI's Tune. :05 News. Calif. Pacific MIIS. Oval. Utili. ties Co. :10 News-Review News Flashes. : 1.", - liinner linnce. :30 John B. Huqhes, Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. :4 Varieties. :uu PiiKtny the Past. .MRS. : If. Mutual Maeslios. ::iii-l.one IlaliKer. MIIS. :uil Sonus bv Ciiveu and I'oro Iliy. : I ' KvenlliK Melodies. ::;u - Auieriean Legion American Ism Conlcsl, .MIIS. :30 Atka Seltzer -News, MBS. l.'i- Kverett Hoahinil's Orch., MIIS. I :l!i) - l-'illton Lewi. Jr.. MI13J :40 Jininiy Joy's Orch.. .MPS. :itii Simi off. Social Securify Number Guard Against Forgery SAL KM . M a y :t 1 .M"rcha nt s, bankers and oihers who cash un employment checks for slrangers without requiring them lo show so cial, security numbers are ticking lofit through forgery or other Irtiud, was the warning today of Silas (lab ser, adiiiinislialor for the state inv ent ploy men t compensation com mission. Several who cashed fellow -work- ci'h' checks fraudulently have been .sent lo prison one lor live years - and others an- being investi gated. "Failure lo check social security numbers is the main cause- of these losses." explained Mr. Oaiser. The social security number on every insurance check should cor respond to the number on the so cial security card carried by every beneficiary." LETTERS to the Editor NAME EXPLAINED Kililor New s ttcview : Some time ago I until eil inquiry foj- (he name of (be hill liorlh of Kosebuig. As no one else has answereil, I will lell what I know about ft. When Hie railroad was-bcing bnill two men w ere killed hi blasting out the (in moth ot town. I was there shortly after it happened. From (hat (ilite on lire place was called Lock fill hill b Hie old timers. U 11. VINSON. Overstocked Ft HlTL AN D - Judgment has iiv en h ken Mrs. James L: Hi nun's kindliness. Seeral weeks URU KlH'UIlfplln: ed she would provide ret age for unwanted animals She'. cbang"d hN' mind beeause 1-' civ b it on her df Hirst ep. Mis. Iliaiin found ho; i for in on I of them liut it cats an I -uh( doe- still depend on her gem r .sily. flencefortii. the Oregon lliiinane (ct''ty w 111 uss'ime h r tak. Roseburg Undertaking Co. established 1901 M, E. RITTER, Manager Founded and Maintained on Efficient Service and Courtesy Phone 100 ' Licensed Lady AMBULANCE SERVICE Oak and Kan its. Seattle Outhit But Beats Hollywood (Hy the Associated Press) Seattle's seat at the head of the Pacific Coast baseball league pa rade was a bit more secure today In further proof that while base hits help a lot in the gamo, the payoff Is made strictly on the busis of runs across the plate. The Hollywood Stars garnered 12 hits while the ftainlers wore col lecting only 9 in their game last night, but Seattle won the contest, 6-2. The Stars loaded the liases five times In four Innings, but failure to bit at the critical moments result ed in is players being stranded on Ihe pads. Tate, Seattle rlghthund er, twice fanned a butter lor the third out when the bases were full. The league's second place Oak land Oaks punched tho cellar-dwelling Portland Heavers groggy with 23 hits uml au 1S-2 victory. Los Angeles overcame San Diegoa 5-4 lead hi the seventh inning with a four-run rally which gave (he Angels the game. x-fi. Sacramento nosed out Sun Fran cisco, -Mi. Two New Heads Elected by Local Shutter- Bugs ' .'.',.",-. The Husrlilli K Shuttor Ug, Jj6w-j ' I Iv-fornied ii 11111 (..in- i.hini:uni;V"- .A ; - - f".!-vii nl'9& -w v , Btoiip, at their lasl meeting aim if J.. I-:. It. "Zeke" Walton aa ,'-w;eijWHt lo assume the ditlies or tbif jml-i lion mado vacant by the resigns-" 'j lion of Leonard Delar-ey', because of needed intention to other af fairs. A letter of resiKliatitin was also received and accepted from Lucille Lenox, vice-president, who announced that conllictini; busi ness ciiKUKciucuts made Ihe decis ion necessary. Ijnola Mt-Mlllen was elected lo the vacancy, llotli nieinbers, however, will continue In the club's activities. A lanlern slide lecture on the fundamentals of pholocrapliy was the feature attraction al the Rath-' erinr. A reel of motion pictures, pari In color, taken by one of the members was also shown and en joyed. The contest committee se Ic ted the Isiimlas county court house as the subject matter for the next prim contest and Hie J. II. Iloolh home on Court slreel as Ihe subject lor the lolloiilni; ineeiliiK. both prints lo be ready tor the conical ut Ihe June 13th tiiccliliK. Cnliko nervous Loudon which killed or scattered Its dangerous zoo aniiiinls tor lour they would be le'leased by air bombs, Ilerlin has kept ull Its animals tiners, lions, cobras and ull on exhibition. In cidentally, the attendants hiin the cull Hons out to let spcrtaora lon dle thrill. The rubs love it. OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL Charlti E. rulltr. Director ('orr-'fill i;.i-Ml I'lcirlittij (lid H nuns of Hip I iiiiii Every Sunday X, HI 1'. M kllMt l.-.tMl Klli.rnie, I'l.....!! A .Viti'inmilt' ni.iH.'l What's in the Air Well, I gu:ss we're all here for the PREVIEW OF NATIONAL POLITICAL CONVENTION 6:45 P. M. Do y'know what it is? It's . IMPERIAL INTRIGUE 8:00 P. M. Wonder which city wHI be sa luted tonight on SATURDAY NIGHT PARTY 9:15 to 12:00 P. M., OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON TONIGHT'S PROGRAM Mozart Opera Series 5:30 p.m. News 6:05 p. m. John B. Hughes 6:30 p. m. Andy lor.a's Ha- waii?s 7:0C p. m. .Eddie Murphy's Orch. 7:30 p.m. Lud Gluskin's Orch... 8:30 p.m. News 9:00 p. m. KRNR DIAL 1500 Embalmer ! fa? -l -.-t
