Roseburg news-review., June 07, 1940, Page 4, Image 4

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 7, 1940.
laanrd llallr Kmtpi Buadnr by the
nciia-lti'Vlrw li m.
Mrml(ir ut The AHficlnlrd I'rrim
The AMUociatfd l'n; t uifhiMtve-
l entitled lu me ue ror repunucM
tlon of all ni;w dispute-hen -n-ditel
tn It nr not olhoi wise credited In
this paper and to all J oral new
piiblltdu-d herein. All right of rt-
ublkatl'in of ppc lnl diBpatchui
Herein uru amu rvnurtuu.
HAIUtIS ELLSWORTH
ECditor
Enlen-d im ween n 4 nana m utter
May 17. I!)!!), al the post office lit
lUmt-hurK, Oregon, under act of
March 2, 178.
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rattle -tftU Ntuwart Blreit I'oM-la-d
t.20 H. W. Sixth Street It I
Louia 411 N. Tenth Street.
0 B f G0(h
pub li s hJc f
Mil tine rip (low 11 a tea
Dally, por your by man 5.oo
Dally, 0 iri'Mitlia by ui'iil f"
Dally, 3 merit hit by mail 1.2ft
Daily, by eurrlor P'-r month t5
Dally. h carrier ier year. 7.80
Every winm, pnunty and city
of K-hil or buiii'l ili.it Ii.iikIIch
publti- iiMHii-y wiioiiM puhliHh nt
ronuhtr Uitt-rvaU mi uct-oiinlint;
of It, KlmwiiiK wliero and hmv
eat-li dollar ih rtp-nt. TIiim Ih n
fuiiilami-ntal pi iin-lplu of d'-nio-urutlu
uovorninuiii.
, KTOHODV In Cennany Ih oiiik
' lo pay lnuch attention to the
united protect oi the 21 American
nulloiiH itKainst the invasion of
the low countries. Though I he
American with one, voice denounc
ed the. invasion hk "unJiiHtitiahle
and cruel," und called i'or re-eHlah-llHlimi'iil
of law und justice
amoiiK natioiiH, nobody can exjiect
Jlilter lo he much imprcHed at a
moment when lie Ih "shooting Hie
workw" In u inake-or break mili
laiy cHoil.
ThuL docH not mean, however,
that the American protest is
meanliiUleHH. It ia 1i1k1i1' signi
ficant. Franklin wryly loid his co-siKH
ers of ttie heclaialion of Inde
Kntleuro that they'd better haim
together or Ihey'd asmnedly bans
separately later on. That "a the
May the American countries are
beginning to feel about the ex
pansion or (otnlllurlnniMn In Ku
lopo. Tim countries to the south have
even morn reason than the Knlted
States lo he conscious of possible
future danger and of present lo
cal interl'eienei! by Hympalhiers
with foreign systems. Nolo Ihese
recent occurrences:
AWiKNTINA: P'diee mid meet
ings and demonstrations noisily
favoring tier-ninny; arrest t'.crmau
operator ol secret (ieiinaii propii
ganda radio stalion. Hefense meas
ures speeded, series of new naval,
air and coast defense bases
Wes't-Holliday
planned. Italian fascist cells als
active.
I'Kltll'A Y: llovernment oprns
Invesllgation of ua.l "lifth col
umn" activities; vast ipiantitles ol"
tlermau liiopngauda alleged ship
lied in fni' otgaiii.aiinus ol' local
na.ls direcud lrom llcilin. Some
small arms caches sei.ed.
I'KIU': Local na.is raise rum
pus at showings of Htltish propa
ganda moif, forcing ils wiihdia
al. Peruvian ncnatois ludii;
lianl. COl.OMltlA : iici itite-lil takes
steps lo prelect oil pipe lilies In
tin- coasi fnun iniiiiur. believed
endangered by oiganled atiiviiis
id 2niMi tia.l sympaihi.eis dneittd
by a nephew nf Kibbenlrep.
liUAll.: Viirgiis gvei uineu'.
which lonlhly smashed lighiist
iulegtalisias in May. V.Ki. smash
I i-d active cuiiiliiuni.'-l aitivilni
this April, Ceimaii nliliues m-1 up
new routes lo tuierlnr,
ITHA: I'looded with (ierman
pi opagandii.
MKXK'd: Covernineul tuvesil
gales "filth column" charges, and
alleged Infiltration ol t.crman
agents working closely with com
munists. Pear July electum may
present crisis, with possibility
lhal (ierman and Kalian agents
Will toilielll iolence.
These are only a tigliimng
ckeleb. ol whal is going on to 1h
lioulh. They give, hov.evel an
idea ol why n.t1 sm cess in Pu
rop" alai tned tin- existing ie-
giine in a Iimt eery eiMintiy,
wlille giving new heart lo all i
tial. pi o fascist, and pro -lalaugisl
rleinenlM. ihiw slrnngely co oper
nllug wilh tin- communists.
Thus Iho u 1 1 i I t. protest ol Ihe
American coiilrles against Ihe
lowland invasion Is inipoiiani in
gMng one mote evidence l I tn
America's deierininatiou lo si n k
!pgether Hgaiusl intluences whiii
might some tiny luenate tlieui
from abroad, ami which are al
reutly ul v.-ork uttdtuuiiK tb- in
ut liume.
Defense Projects
Top WPA Policy
WASH I NOT! )N. Juno 8. ( A P i
Colonel K. C- Hun Ingtoti. WPA
rnmiulstiiouor, gave priority toduy
over u II oilier w.-jrk relief projects
to Tit developments listed by the
wui- and mtvy departments uh ol
f I rsl importance to national de
fense. They m o in Itl stales, I ho blstrirt
of Columbia and Hitwiiil.
Ilairinglon Huid the priority
order was In keeping with IiIk rule
Ki give precedence to both federal
and civil WI'A projects which
would lit (ulckly hi Ui President
Uoose veil's national defense plan.
"The program rnvciH many navy
yards, tnllflaiy reservations of ma
jor size and eeiinin civil airports
located In strategic areas, Hur
riuelou said.
Ilo said i ho types of WPA work
to be expedited in every possible
way included, in addition to air-
purls and military air fields, con
siructhiu of housine and other fa
cilities lor euhtiged niiliiary garri
sons, camps ami caiilnuuient con-
st Miction and various improve
ment!, in navy yards.
Kunds for the projects are tar
ried in Hie enit'iKem y relief appro-
i n lu I ic hi hill. Tin: senate appropri
ations -ommfliei! ihlei(Iay amend
ed Die legislation to pennil use oi
X2.V uno. mho lo siliiulemcnt local
HpOllKOI'I'd (ODlrilHlllotiH Oil plojlM'tH
or strategic, military Importance.
Editorials on News
(Continued from peg 1.)
men I when Ihe buck Is near
enough dead lor hhu lo rush in and
appear tu ghe help lo Ihe cougar
w lthout taking too iuu h risk him
self. 1VJ"W go a slep farther'. Imagine,
if on can, what a greedy,
shivering coyolc thinks.
Ills isuyote mind inn it w ork
somewhat in tills inanner:) "This
cougar Is stronger than I. His
sharp claws can rip my hide und
his powerful Jaws can crunch my
spine. And 1 1 K KNOWS IT. If I
rush in now , as he urges, w Ji.il will
.MY HI I Alt K of Ihe partnership bi
ll' he decides lo TAKK ALL and
leave me nothing?
"Knowing thai bis strength ex
ceeds mine and wilh giecd driving
him ns well as me. may he not do
cide lo du just that?
VT IS thus that n coyote's mind
would undoubtedly run. t'rafiily
and fearfully considering all ihe
possibilities of the s'.t nation, it
j would occur lo such a ionium thai
I it might be hitler lo lorego I lie
I risky venison and content himself
with such jackrahliiis as he can
Pick up. Itui still his chimoiing
hunger lor the cnlsou would tor
lure him.
Mussolini uiusl be in somewhat
simitar plight.
Exaggerated Report
I PITTSIilitCll. Calif Tfu. boys
in the backroom held a tin hour
wake for ex-tavern keeper (i,rt
l-'eilil. Then someone asked I lo
calise of l-'eighC.s deulll.
They called Ihe Peight residence
, in llei lu-h-y:
' "How did .Mr. Peight meet his
ileal h?'
I "Yiiu mean I am dead " asked
an astouislied l-'eigiii.
I The boys in ihe back room went
home.
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PLANT
HOKIZONTAL
1 Pictured
glower ol
new phmts.
13 Having a cap.
14 Fall, winter,
bpi'ing and
Minimcr.
16 Foretoken.
17 Abode of
the dead.
13 Booty.
:o it is (contr.).
31 Exiles.
1!'J Males.
23 Preiiosition.
24 Oone.
15 Behold.
26 To harass.
2B Form of "a."
20 Buggy land.
TO Peculiarities;.
Resembling
ore.
32 Piece of
poetry.
"3 Musical term.
34 Soulh
America
(abbr).
6 To do wrong.
38 While.
HIC3H BLOOD PRESSURE.' HAVE IT FOR. FEAR OF BEING
WHAT ARE THEV ? POOR. ACCUSED OF TOADV I NG - - SO
RELATIONS TRVIMGTO THEV HAVE TO GIVE HlKA WHAT
1 , KiUL HIM? A HE LIKES WHEW HE CAM'T
MEm
Answer io Previous Puzzle
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39 Pound
(abbr.).
41 Withdrew
from.
45 Natural
IMnvcr.
40 Heap.
48 Forming
the base.
49 Small wild ox,
Til Corrected.
02 This
American
discovered
many new
fruits and
h'o'iv in ?J mm rnA L.o'u'rJ
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WIZARD
11 Pattern.
12 Cushion to
kneel on.
13 Mis first
discovery, a ,
new
(1).
la Words having
the same
meaning.
18 Under side.
21 Persons who
L'.SUP.FWK, I ,Ng
VEP
I 'AT.
I'
POt
AMF.
cat sparingly.
4 Apart.
27 Stir.
r4 Undents 28 Bronze.
f'5 To tip. 29 Because.
56 Woods' plants. .35 Larval stage.
. . , ..... 37 To revolt"
. r.m K AL 38 To decorate.
1 Restricted. 40 Decay in fruit
2 Rubber trees. 42 Mohammedan
3 Five olus five. lW
4 Laughter
43 Idiotic.
44 Measure of
length.
45 Head blow.
4fi Nominal Viiluc
47 Being, ,
49 Reverence.
50 Pack beast. '
53 Preposition.
sound.
S Ancslhclic.
fiTo harvest.
7 Cnnsunior.
B To slumber,
ii Soul.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given I hat 1 will
not be responsible for any bills
contracted by anyone other than
my.Hcir. Dated Juno 6. lit 10.
(Adv.) HKN.L V. JONES.
oTiri; or iii:ii ii i- mi.i; hi-'
hi;i, iiioi'j-;iiT(
N'tthe Ih hereby nlvt-n. lh.it .
olio- of an txi-i-it.en .-i iid uu!-"
f Siih- issued out tit the ('in-uir
''.mil of lie- Stiilt- of nrt-ifou for
lh-.ulis Cniiiily on Iho Hist day of
.l;i', lit in. upon ii iil pursuant lu
la ju.liiuieut i.ihI (b'.-n-i- duly iven
ami made lu snid euini Hi'l causr
j mi (lie -!M li (lay r.f May HH-i. ii ,i
siiil for ilti fop-elo-uin- hT a
I irioi tfjaife iendlii; therein in whtYh
I'l'he ItoUKhis Nitliomd Hank (
I UoSelilU'U, a lllltiollill tl.llll.lll UK
siici.it ion was plaintiff, atid Ll- I
,'ruiu.T. l-jttri-ia Sim Turner, .lol.u
I Wilh 'in Turio.'!'. and l.mn .o-an
iTilllKT Wt-li- dt-felnlittltS. whit h
txciiiiiiiii aixl Hitler i.f hi lc whu
to tin- duly .liri" . tl ,f:nl itMiiinriiit:-
tl me lo sell the pfojie-y llnr-ili
aiel h.-ri..imtlt.-r flcsei ih.l ti, j..il
iufy Ihe h.-iiH iiliU ih.l.yi.-j in dit
U n o ttjterilifil:
I will, on Moixbiy, 'lie UU dav 4f
July, lit hi. ,,( t-n iiVliirk in -.in-""i
t imoii itf ttiinl Utty at lite t-otit i
li..u.Hi- front iPm.i- In Jtitnfhuru.
I n-UK las 'otini y, I ireunn, ol i'. i lo
xf und sell nl puiilie an -tioii i i
a-b. biibj.-.t lo redfiuiMion an pro
vnlftl l law. jiIF i-inbi, iiil(
a let iniifst of llo; l -f niliuils in
tai.l ult iintl of ,1,-nMiM Ijtrti.
.inu by, tbroiotb or uu-b-,- tli.iu or
i'ill.i-- of belli Ml nee the f'ltn iliiv
..f l )-'-ii 1 1 ii' r, in Un-1 to
followliiK Ut i nlttjd ;n-dl Jron i t s ,
tn-wit :
f .i-is i iimi :, th.. a
llii.- .N'l'i-llniist iitmilcr.
in. i r
1 1 ii If 'it' lli- Sniiilii'iiMt ((Niiili-r ami
Wit- StMilli csi t du rl i r oi" S.-rlli.n
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Wi-st ol' V. M. roilt;iliiiiiic :
le riK, ui.irc in- Ii-hm. Tin- Iviyl hail
of tin- Khki linir of rin- North wt-fi
iiinrt.-r of Ki-i'litiii '"o nyi(l;. '. I
Nmilli nf KjhiK"' tl WYhI, loiititiiiinu'
lt iii'i-i'H, him iv or Irs. Tin- N--t It
h.iir ..f i he North wi-si ir-mr:. r i.f
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..tr il of i.umI yw.s nurlli
hy 7l iirils tti-Ht i--i-(l to
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(l.-M Til'i-d t.nid ntniiihiu II". .ii-n .
iniU'i- or It sh :iinl li.-im; in 1 'ounf.i x
oiilit-. iin-KOH. Toi;.-lln'r wilh
I lu- t-in-en-nix. liri'i fhlaiiii-iil.H n nj
at'l-tii 1 1 iiiinn s I li.-n-tt. hi'U.iiKHiK.
or in iiiiiu-ifif ;ii.i-rt. lining
lMti.1 this .lift .n ..f Miiv. l'l-i
l'INtrV .. WKltlt
Sheriff ef liotmlit.s I'niinty, orctui.
vTi( i: or hi;i,
I'ttur'ciri v
Notir.- in li.r.'l.y jjivi-n ihul mi
iIit j ml luifNiuuit to an onk-r of tin-
I'tMIMly Court lif till' Stllti' of
uon for lnnigltiH Coiinty duly n i ;i I -iind
cntrii'il of ti'itii'il hi t!n iiml-l.-r
of tin- .stitti- of Wllllain II.
Hjiltt-n, nl, -to kixiuii n U'illijtin II.
1 lit I Ion. df.fiiM U. ii iithoi-uinii t
uiHli-iniiiiti-d as ini in it ml or of
.-.i Ml iMtiiti- In hell till- rr-.il 'To;.-
r t hrr.-iii;it li-r ih--. i il f .
Now. t h. ri lore, 'no- First Nfi
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in I. i 'Koii. .is !im1i jiilttiintsi rn -lor
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science services in
Myitlo Creek are held each Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock in the
Grange hull. The subject of the
leuson-Bermon for Sunday. June fl.
Is, "Hod, the Only Cuuhh And
Croatoi'." The public is cordially
invited to attend these services.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
6CIENTIST
At 312 Iv Douglas street. Regu
lar services Sunday at 11:00 a. in.
Subject of lesson: "God the Only
Cause and Creator." Sunday school
convenes at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday
evening meetings which include
testimonies of healing and remarks
on Christian Science are held at
S:w) o'clock. The reading room at
;t17 Perkins building is open daily
except Jaundnys and holidays from
lo:ot) a. m. lo 4::tt p. in. Here the
Mihle and all autborlBed Christian
Science literature may be read, bor
rowed or subscribed for. The pub
lic Is cordially invited to attend
ihe church services uud to visit the
reading room.
GLENDALE ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Suudiiy school Sunday nvirntng
at Pi o'clock, Mrs. It. J. Smith, su
perintendent. Worship service at
II. Kvangelistic sei-vice at 7::io.
The pastor will bo returned from
the district council meeting in
Salem for the him-vices Sunday,
Juno JMh. Prayer meeting Tues
day evening. Preaching service
Friday evening. All are Invited to
attend. Ka liny n K. .Montgomery,
pastor.
ROSEBURG METHODIST
CHURCH
There wilt be a arterial children's
day program Sunday morning at
H:4ii o'clock by Ihe children of the
primary, junior and intermediate
departments of the church school.
At ll:iit) a. in. Ihe pastor will speak
on tho topic: "A Cup fd' Cold Wa
ter. " Speclu.l music. At. 8:0 p
m. there will be a song service of
futnliiur hymns and the pastors
topic will be "Does Keligion Pay?"
The youth meetings will be held at
7:0u p. m., high school aud Inter
mediate i-worth leagues. Mid
week service Wednesday at
p. in. The church Is '," 1'd at the
corner of Kast lane and South
Main streets. Dr. Louis Magin is
pastor. 4
SUTHERLIN METHODIST
CHURCH
Orinul It. Trick. iiuHlur. The eiiil
dren'K day program ia lo be ire
scnted at the Sunday school at 1"
o'eloek. with Mrs. I. A. CV,lllBl,,c,t-
Kuneriniendeut. as a t niiu is to
I bo the Hermon tonic fur the morn-
fiiR (tervh-e. Ailer I lie moi nlnp
woiKhlp there lu to be a rneuliuK
o the .Sunday school bonrd. The
Indies Aid soclely Ik lo meet
TluirddH.v. with Mrs. Alva Manning
and Mrs. Claude (luff, hoHlo.sHes.
DILLARD CIRCUIT
Idlhird Methodist chutTh: Sun
day .school al 10 a. in. Wornliii at
11 a- m. MfH. Itiittiiin will preach.
I.eukiueiiafs Meth.odiHt cliurch:
Sunday Kihnol at In a. tn. Kv
ivnrth Leu i: tie at ":!. p. in. Kvanye-listii-
service at S t .in. I lia ialur
will pi each.
CamaH Valley Mcllmdlst chureh.
Sunday school at In a. in. There
w ill nut be any preachim; aer vires
this Sunday.
Tenmile Methodist rhureh: Sun
day scln;-)! at ln:ir, r, m.
C K. Hrittuln. pastor.
THE PILGRIM HOLINESS
CHURCH
Al 477 S. Jackson. Tin; He v. Or-
al C. Keller, pastor.
Sunday school meets at H:'M) a.
m. Mornine worshin ut 1 u :"ln to
ll:Hti a. m. Young people's meeting!
til C:;tu p. in. Sunday evening ser
vice t 7:.!0 p. m.
1'ittyer meeting every Thursday
n ii:h t at "::in p. m.
This Sunday nioruinc Itev. Kd
ler will bruin a series o sermons
on the "Ten CnnunHndmejits," that
will be of interest to everyone. The
subjt'cl fuslinn will lie. '.re
Chrislians Cnder Hie Moral Law?"
Then at I be eveiiitiu sen Ire begin-1
ninu at 7::!ti p. m. The Hnv. Floyd i
Morgan will brine the niessagt' asl
I be special spraNer lor the llighl
service.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Corm-r ol t'inpfua and Harvard.
Sun. lav si-h iol at ! : I r a. in. wilh
t'nul Itaird in charce. Classes I'or
all a ues. Preach Ini; service at
li: i,", a. in. with Hev. Sluini'-r
htinuing the uicssaiie, followeil hy
c-ia; meeium at ji:i.i a. in. ouim
ir-opu- t im'fiiiii; in ii;m p. in. ia-v,
Suinut-r will also have charue of
the eveninc preaching service be
ginnini; at 7::iu p. ni. Mid-week
prayer meetiim at Ihe church Wed
nesday evening at .vmi p. tu. Wo
men's Mi!ionary ineettnc Hill be
held next Thursday ut p. in.
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Haiid.
John It. P'ct, pastor.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Frida. June 7. colored quartet,
"The t'ollon 'Hussum" singers to
ptesent h i oncer t ul intiMe. Siai is
ul : 'to p. ih.
llihle school !i:J- a in. (inn
Uadatiuuli. .suiieriutcudciit. SIhid
the summer ;dump. t'hunh ser-ib-e
10:4m. Sermon. "Watehniaii."
John A. Harney, miutsler, Chris
lian Eudeavni' for both lunioi-s and
scniois nl 7:oo p. m. Cliureh ser
vice N : I ni p. m. Senium. "Tho Viti'
ami the llranches."
Wednesday cietiiim 7:I!'t. IllUle
t lass.
BAPTIST CHURCH
Thi coming Sunday IH W"
know n as "aMi'a day at the
Haptist i hurch Mis Mitry tV
Ari5 of the Home Mission so
ciety of the Norihcru Haptiht con-
rutiun v ill H'uik ft both m.t.
ices. MisB A.vre ex.-ak4 as a wit-
mUtCO
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. BDWARD8
Heaven's choicest gift to
those w ho would reveal Christ
to a lost world. Is a divine ten
derness and genuineness of
spirit. Such tcndernesH was the
outstanding characteristic of
the Christ and is the very es
sence of the gospel. It mellows
the will, softens the Judgment,
refines the manners, aud stamps
man as a product of tiod. This
tenderness Is lo the Christian
what rhythm is to poetry, color
to art. harmony to music and
fragrance to the flower. It in the
clearest evidence of the indwell
ing of the Holy Spirit, uud those
who possess it need never seek
ihe "sign" gifts for they are not
needed. It was this spirit that
made St. John the most beloved
disciple of Jesus, and to him he
left in his care, his own beloved
mother. Hut this tenderness of
spirit cannot come till God
makes our Hie n constant pa
geant of triumph in Christ.
Here is w here many Christians
full: (hoy are nut willing to
give themselves lo God that Ho
tuny do wilh them na He wishes.
A life of constant victory over
sin will he ours when Christ
has perfect control. No man can
really be strong and pure and
good, without the world beiug
belter for it. Amen.
ttiunary but is known an an ex
cel len I speaker. She will be In
troduced at both aervices by wo
men of tho church. The dally va
cation llihle Hehool atarts Monday
morning at If a. in. under the lead
ership of Miss Ay res and a splen
did corps of leathers and work
ers. All children from four years
up through the intermediate de
partment will be welcome at the
school. There are no tuition
lees, lu addition to the Hi hie
drills, hand work, etc., Miss Ayres
always provides for a picnic and
a great program ut the close of
tiic school.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Kdenhoiver dish-let. itev. J. J).
Keruuti. pastor. Sunday school
In a. in. Mrs. ('has. Hughes, scp
erinlendent. Beginning at 11 a.
in., there wilt be a Children's day
program. II la an original pro
gram, written especially for this
occasion by Mrs. ('has. Hughes.
Young people's service 7:Su p. in.
Mrs. Chas. Jlolcumb, leader. Eve
ning service S p. m.. evangelist ie.
A hearty welcome is extended to
all to attend these services.
OAKLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST
Paul K. Callahan, pastor. Lord's
day services.-Juno II: llihle school.
Jh:00 a. in. Lesson topic; "Ezekiel
Teaches Personal llesponaihility."
Peter Adams, Supt. Morning wor
ship and communion, llthd a. tn.
Sermon: "Blessed Are the Peace
makers." Matt. r:ti-V2. Chrlstiuu
lOndeavor, both senior and junior
Kroups, 7:00. Topic: "Youth In the
Worldwide Fellowship." Evening
praise aud worship services, S:ti0
p. m. Sermon: "I Peter 1."
CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD
Cleveland school district Sunday
school at 10 a. in. with classes for
all aes. (nio. bring our chil
dren, and invite your neighbors
and help make your school the
lamest and best in ihe county.
Morning preachim; service 11 a. m.
Even i ne preaching service 7: tr.
Sermon topic, "In the days of these
kini;s shall the tiod of heaven sel
up lil everlasting k tned mi," Han.
2:11. 7:1.7- Do not forget these
services with old time pleaching
and songs, A hearty welcome lo
all. Mrs. John Parry, superintend
ent; John E. Evans, pastor.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Eder. bower sehe.ilhouse every
I .oid's day. Itihlu school begins at
f : t." :t. m.. classes for all ages.
Church services at 1 1 -.mi o'clock,
sermon subject. "Glory in tiod's
House." Y nine people's drill at
7: LV Sermon al 7: IV subject.
"ChrlHlan Living."
Httth sermons delivered by S. P.
Tlpion. Homer Pippin, minister.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Tli Children's bay program
will bo presented at. the Sunday
school liniir. The various depart
ineniM have arranged an attractive
program for this mutual occasion.
' Tlie Set of the Sail" is ihe title
for the morning sermon. The
Sunday evening message will be
on "Faithful Sayings." Juiise
lllake is the leader for the C. E.
society at 7 p. m. Monday morn
ing the bitily Vacation Hible
school will open. From U to ll:4,"t
o'clock each morning the school
will be held under the direction
nt Vlv" Josephine Neil and Miss (
ir thou aiTsiFPts coo to cunt thh.
"II sU Ui ..,
AJ d.p im tUim
AJ Imp it,.,
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DoUCLRS FunERRL HoiHE
Oft. rwi t-X LAKt s
France, Britain to
Quit China, Rumor
SHANGHAI, June 7. (Al't
Rumor thai CSieat Drltiiln Mini
France are considering virtual
Hbaii'lunment at thuir Intercau
hero mid elsewhere ill riilim to
night ciiusucl a visible tightening ot
!9lh;e precautionary measureH In
ShaiiRliai's foreign controlled areas.
The outstanding tale In this tulli
all denied by repreaenttilivcH o(
Clio nations involved waa that
Americans wore negotiating lo take
over the French concession.
The French concession has a
population of 1.000.000. mostly
Chinese, about one third that of the
International settlement, which Is
administered by nine foreign muni
cipal councilors. Including two
Americans, and five Chinese. P.wio
4,000 Americans reside in the two
areas.
Japanese both here ami in Tokyo
seemed inclined to take the story
of the French-American nes-olla-Hons
seriously. American nml
French authorities, however. In
formed the local Japanesn consul
general that tho report was not
true and that no such action was
anticipated.
Helen Carlson. Children of nil
ages are Invited to como. Tho
school will last from June 10 to
21. The calendar for the week:
Sunday, Sunday school 0:45 a. ni..
niurninK worship 11 a. in., Senior
C. K. 7 P. m evening service S
"p. in.; Wednesday, prayer meeting
7:30 p. in.
ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL
Holy communion S a. in. Morn
iuu prayer and sermon 11. Mem
urfal service 1. A. V. 8 p. ui.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday school will begin at tn
a. m. and will be conducted by El
ders Frischknecht aud Corbridge.
Sunday evening Elder (iaylo 1 or
gason. president of the Houthern
Oregon district of the Northwest
ern Slales mission, will be hero
wlLh his companion, Elder Hunk
er. A meeting will be held at 7:3d
p. m. with Elders Yorgason und
IliunUer the principal speakers.
The meeting hall is located at I'M
Soulh .Jackson street. The cener-
al public is cordially Invited to .-it
tend. No collect ioiia will bo
taken.
OLD FASH I ON tD
REVIVAL
Cliarlit E. Fuller,
Director
Forkful lin-ppl PrNrtilni
Old Ih mm nl Ov Faith
Every Sunday
a mi p. m k it Mt
15im Kilnrjcl-s
I'mitiim
A Nuttuiiuid-; titfeiJi'l
What's in the Air
Is the jury still deadlocked? I
can't tell yet, they're listening to
PAGING THE PAST
7:00 P. M.
Flivens, yaur knowledge amues
me. Shucks, 'tain't nothing. I
just follow
ALKA SELTZER NEWS
9:00 P. M.
Yen, it showed up since he start
ed listening to
HOLLYWOOD AMERICAN
LEGION FIGHTS
9:45 P. M.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS ON
TONIGHT'S PROGRAM
Shatter Parker S;30p.m.
Little Orphan Annis ... 5:45 p. m.
News 6:05 p. m.
John B. Hughes ..... 6:30 p.m.
Paging the Past 7:00 p.m.
Lone Ranger 7:30 p.m.
Phil Harris' Orch. 8:00 p.m.
Leon Mojica's Orch. ... 8:30 p. m.
Jimmy Joy's Orch 9:15 p.m.
Fulton Lewis, Jr 9: JO p. m.
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