FOUR
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1940.
Imm4 DMr KM PMBrfar T
newi-nericw uv
Mfwbfr of Th Aoclatrd Irr
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I? entitled to the ua for republica
tion of all newt dlnpatohes credited
to It or not otherwlMs credited In
this paper and to all local now
published herein. All rights of re
publication of special d lip tehee
uerem are mimo reserved.
'HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor
Entered as second class matter
stay 17, ltfzu, at tna post ornce at
Rone burg, Oregon, under aot of
( aiarcn a, ism.
Represented by
. mw York 371 Mafllaon Ave. Cal
kn-360 N. Michigan Ava. mm
Vrtiufn22n -BlLlI gtreetlle
troll 3(1X4 W. Grand Boulevard
la Aasxlra 4.13 a Hiirlna- Htraet
toatlla 6D3 iltowart strait Port
land 620 8. w. Sixth Slraut t.
4ii n. T.ntn atreat
.0tmt0i a
obaerlplloa Ratca
Ually.per year by mall... 95.0U
pally, 8 monlha by malt 2.&0
Pally, 3 montha by mall 1.25
Pally, by carrier per manlli 66
pally, by carrier per year 7.80
Every ataio, county and city
official or board Ihut bfinilla
publiu money should publish at
regular Intorvala an accounting'
of It, allowing where and bow
audi dollar la spent. TIiIm la a
fundamental principle of demo
cratic (overnmont
T()IJAV, ovor tho entire United
. StHti of America, we lire colic
' bi'ftllng King (lily.
It was on June 11, 1777, Mini
congress considered a resolution
providing for the crentlon and of
ficial authorization of the find.
lAmorlcan flag.
There la nothing actually In tho
record to show that congrepa
ever approved tho resolution,
llowovor, wo do know that on
Juno 14, 1777, the congress whh
.considering tho flug prnbliui. Lo
Kcnd haa It thai Washington or
-dered a flag and that Betsy Hons
made It. That la a good oilgln
mid, record of the transaction or
'not, wo ahall hnllove thai today
we actually celebrated a blrthdny
of the flag.
' Bui with the socund war Willi
England It did fly In all ita glory.
, . . me record la straight ri-oin
thai point: that the stars, an an-
cient ayuiuol of India, Persia and
-Kgypt, symbolize dominion, sovcr-
Vlmtv that onlv n,.,nark llol.
.clgnty, that only DenmlWk, Hoi-
lund, Switzerland have older
brings, that a shipmaster, one Cant.
-Wllllam Driver of Kalom, Mas.., I
.first called It "Old (llory," in 18:11.
nnd finally Unit the Stur Hpangled
Planner Inspired liy the flag In
1812 did not orflcinlly become a
nutlonal unthem until approved by
cougrcsa and President Hoover In
llMI.
...
This year the observance of flag
,jlay hna far more thnn usual nig
"niftcance. ' It la n wnnilerfnl thing
4hnt we yet have a flag lo honor
that wo hnvo not felt the heel '
7r lh. ei.,1 ,,..e- Tl, ,,!.
-not yef nitgnt no used in tne
-previous aentenco, but with pro.
inr preparation wo will not nerd
to consider the possibility of los
ing our flug and our national ent-
?y.
Bince last Fla(f day King day
Jor tho Unflnd HlaleH, that la Po
land, Karlelan Finland, f)eumark,
Norway, Uixombourfr, Holland and
llolKitim have pasriod out of exft
Mtce na natlonn. Shortly Jerore
lb China. Kthlopia. AtiHtria.
'ichoHlnvakla and Albania weio
j'l'iiHhed by InvaHloit and their et
iateuco ended.
' e
htkely before tho preaenl atriiK
Kle Ik ended other nation a will be
lenioved from the niapa.
Hut wn have Houiethtuff on tltlti
t ntitlnnnt that la worth prnnervliiR,
vorlh, ntrltlhtK for. Wo want no
Itiflltratlon of Kuropenn poll) leal
control on either of the American
continents. We want to trade In
the American with whom wo
jlcano when no please and In
whatever nhlpa wo please. To pre
tterve thl.H situation we inusl pre
pare. The flag of thn 1'nlted
State must wave In all Its Klory
and with all honor not only today
but forever.
Editorials on News
(Cos tinned froa L)
where warships can't en. Itul with
tmt rmnmerce NATIONS STAliVK.
and the bulk of Inlermttioiuil com
jnen e moves by water.
If he can't control the scan, I Ml
let- will hme In the lour; run. Just
lis Natiletm did.
pltKSIOKNT It O O S K V 10 lT .
apeakltiR on the day or Italy's
fiitrnnce Into the war on Inn side
nf the Ocrmaita, says:
"We (Ihe V. S. will pursue two
nbvlniw and SIMI'LTANKOIS
courses. Wu will extend (o the op
ponent of force (ineaniitK llrllalu
and 1'Yance) the material rehourtes
pf l!iis nation and al Ihe same
time wo will harness and speed up
the use of loose resources in order
that we ourselves In the America
may hae equipment and training
equal to the tnsk of ANY EMKIl
GBNCY and every dofonse."
Head It as you will, Hint stale,
inenl fulls Just short of a declara
tion of war.
VOU may approve it. You may
-'-disapprove It. But you must ad
mit that It commllB us to a pro
gram of SUPREME EFFICIENCY
In tho task of preparation we are
undertaking. Wherever wo are go
ing, we mustn't lie caught short of
what wo will need.
New Pill Is Bar
To Scarlet Fever
lly HOWARD W. HLAKKHI.KH
(Associated Pcpbh Science Editor)
NKW YORK, June HI. A pill
which Immunizes ami hint scarlet
fever wan announced to the Ameri
can Medical association today.
These pills are a substitute for
vacctnatlon and are taken wflh a
Urtnk of water.
They were developed by Dr.
George P Dick and Gladys Henry
Dick, who devised tho Bcarlet
fever vaccine.
The pills have boon ti led on 1'2
persons, the Dtcka reported. They
are taken dally for two or three
weeks. Of these tent cases, 01 per
cent were immunized and the rcKl
had transient scarlatina rushes.
The plllu me not now recom
mended ad a RtJiteral substitute for
vaccination, Ihe Dicks stated. They
should Ihi lined on persons for
whom acratches are risky, who are
ullegrlc to hfvea, who have had j
hearls or when apeed is urgent dur-.
UK an epidemic. I
It look eight yeniH lo Ret a
ill o it I h IiiiiminlnliiK snhHtancu
M'lilch human beings could take, j
At the atari the Dick developed a
liquid which Immunized hut such'
enormous quantities had to he
drunk that It wax not practicable.
Next (I me a white powder. '
which also immunized, lint this
niudo people seaslek. Finally tho
pills lit tablet. form were developed.
A con tins: over the tablet prevents
It from dissolving in the stomach,
and ho avoidH nausea. Dissolution
occurs In the intestines.
Northwest 20-30 Clubs
to Convene at Medford
MKOPORO, Ore., Juno I I. (API
Thn Jllltiiiiil i-nnvintlnii nf ll
nnrtllU-rKl .IIhI i-l.-t r Mm nuani-1J
tion of 20 30 chilis will be held:
I hero Saturday and Sunday. One!
j WnHhliiBtnn and ten Oregon cluip i
tei-a will bo represented by 75
.delegates.
Ah Sli unk or San Anlnnin.1
rxaH' "lio111 President of tho
rinlstlor. on a tour or the west
.will niinmi . Nnii 11 aii,. ni
firnnta Pass, stale American I,c-
"m coinnmndpr will deliver an ad
dress. Kd tiulllnun of Portland.
district governor, will preltlile.
Rotary Hears Flag Day
Address by Dr. Edwards
An Inspiring address by llic licv.
('has. A. I'Jdwards was delivered be
fore tho Hosebiirg Itotury ilnli
yesterday in observance of King
day.
Itnlary club members planned a
politick dinner meeting for next
Thursday evening nt tho summer
mr- ,- ''cat I II
VITAL STATISTICS
DIVORCE DECREES
MrilLK Klmer from Anna Ma
rie Mtihle. Married at Vancouver,
Wn. In October, 19:,r. Cruelty.
Skyscrapers
I.OH ANfiKLKS The Rev. Dr. K
Nelson Allen will have In use a
stepladder If he kisses this bride.
Clifford Thorne. the groom. Is 0
rent, fi and his fiancee. Hazel Rii-h.
is nearly as tall. The maid of honor
and best man also are more, than
(1 feel.
KRNR
Mutual Broadoaitlnj Syatam
1800 KllooyotM
IIKMAININI1 ridlJIIH
l.'llll- I'll III llotv Cetllei
1 :ll -Tea 'rime panco.
I: in -SlnfetiietMt. M MS.
S:ii0-Talk by Wendell
TtlHAV
, MILS.
WlUklc.
.KIllH.
r.::ill Hltafter ParKcr. MIIH.
5:45 Little Orphan Annie, Oval.
tine, mbs.
H:'i0-TonlBhl's Tune.
:05 Newa, Calif. Pacific Utill.
ties Co.
6:10 Newa Review News Flashca.
l!:ir lllnner Itatiee.
t:30 John B. Hughes, Avalon
Cigarettes, MBS.
K: IT, Melody Time.
7:iHi Pacing the Pnst.'.MHS.
7: lii- Mulusl Maeslros.
7::m liun Kanger. MHS.
ti:ou Phil Hauls- Orchestra.
MIIS.
S::io - rVstivnl Varieties. MHS.
0:00 Alka Stltrcr News. MBS.
U: I.". I'M Kil.pali Ick's (lielieslra,
mum.
!)::!"- Pillion Lewis. Jr.. MUM.
!l: l, - KoliyniMid Atnerituli
glon Plains. Mils.
1 1 :uo Sign off.
SA I'l llli.W. JPNK I.',
7:mi siuff nnd N'ousense.
7:30 News-Review of the Air.
7:40 - News. Stale and Local.
7: l.'t - ttltnpMidy lo Wax.
K:on Pincers (itch. MIIS.
S:30 - Virginia Spencer. I'lanicl.
MIIS.
S: lo -Interlude.
:& MrKarUlltl Twins. M IIS.
H : mi )un Aires. Tenor. MBS.
!: World Fair Symphonic
OUT OUR WAY
KiOSM THIS
fVAACHIME IS
' ALMOST ErjrriRELY
ALTTOrAACTIC VOU
DOM'T HAVE TO
DO VERY MUCH
BUT JUST KEEP
YOUR. EVE ON
IT-Akl'-
Hand, MHS.
):00 Songs of Yesteryear, Cop
co. : l.r This and That In Melody.
30 llghtim Noble's Orcll.,
MHS.
00 Concert in Coiilrnst, .MUM.
3(1 Posalbln Pails News, MHS.
45 Uairymaid Milking Con
test. M HS.
0(1 l.ii,w.h.,mi Diiiw-i,
::15 Buck Roqera' Popsicle Pro
gram, MBS.
4T, News, State and Locul.
50 News-Revtow of the Air.
:IMI l.ee Knhn's Orel., MIIS.
: 15 .Ion ltlne's Orcll., MHS.
:.'1U Kent Handicap, Delaware
ltace Track. MHS.
:(I0 Inleiiudc.
llu Hiiro Monaco's Orcll.,
MIIS.
30 Dramas or Youth, MHS.
00 At Your rommnnd.
30 Huddy Malevllle's Oreli.,
MIIS.
00 Wythe Williams, Cuinincu-
lator, MHS.
15 Ceorge Stearney'a Orcll.,
M HS.
:30 Tea Time Dance.
40- Kd Klupntl irk's O r c b.,
MIIS.
:00 Hawull Calls, MHS.
311 Mozart Opera Holies, MHS.
: mi Tonight's Tune.
:00 News, Calif. Pacific Utili
ties. :10 News - Review Newa
Flashes.
15 Dinner Dunce.
30 John 11. MiiEhes, MHS.
45 Preview of National Politi
cal Conventions, MHS.
00 Hob Nlchol's Huwaliun Her
enaders, MHS.
15 Mill mil Maesti-os.
30- Kitdie Murphy's
MHS.
on linpctinl Intrigue,
30 Call lloli's Orcll.,
Oil - News. MIIS.
15 Sattirdav Niuht
O r c h.
M HS.
, MHS.
Party,
Wing Cigarettes, MBS.
00 Sign OIL
Si:XI)AY, JUNK Hi
S:oll - St. JnHcph Jiniioi- Choir,
MIIS.
S:30 Voice ol' Pniili(.cy Choir
MHS.
N:I5 Ciimiry Chorus, M US.
BOY
HORIZONTAL
Answer (a
1 Hoy ruler ol
'0t hH'E;A-irL-f
LJllNiAfl
Yugoslavia.
9 Ho was
lik-Kirf
prince until
1031.
Mr-
1.1 Vulgar.
14 Sugar.
1 fi A bench.
17 Vestige.
1!) Consumer
21 Domestic
.-lave.
22 Spiritus n:.per.
23 To seize.
24 Controlled.
2(i Mcli k weight
unit.
30 Decorous.
34 Hast fiber.
35 Dined.
UNI:
E.MS
iSIIANiliL tllV I IE
A tU-,'3lT7rriA,'r
IA,Uii !AYi I cnNUEtoCfapij
in Brooch.
50 Yes.
SI DycslulT.
53 Genus of
beets.
55 To decay.
57 His father was
d or sluin
In 1H34.
VKKTICAL
2 Frosts.
3 Giantess.
4 Sporl.
37 Genus of
slugs.
38 Data.
3!1 Hcncfitcd.
43 Witty saying.
43 Golf toucher.
44 Musical note.
43 Enrolls.
t-j: C f r f i' r i" i" j
3 2 3
JUill si r
c3 PI y JO j, 1 71
w nE
rn 1 1 1 n 1 1 n
THEM COLLEGE KIDS
IS TAKIWT MECHAMICAL GAS STATIONS EB.
EWGINEERJW VWHEkJ
I WAS A KID A COLLEGE IF ONE GUV IS
GUV WAS A RARITY
WHEW WE REALLY WEEDED
EM, BUT NOW, WHEKl
EVEKVTHING IS FIXED
IT DON'T TAKE. MUCH
THIWKIKJ, THEY'RE TURK! IN
EM OUT BV TH
THOUSANDS
PVfDV VFA.D?
-it'
THE THlMklNG MACHIWE
: do Morning Muslcalu.
:15 The Chaplain Speaks, Rev.
Perry Smith.
:30 American WildlUc, MHS.
:4.r Symphony.
:00 Rnluto of the Amotions,
MIIS.
:15 Romance of the Hl'Ways,
creynound Lines, MBS.
30 Possilde HHC News from
London, MHS.
45 Palmer Houso Concert Or
chestra, MHS.
00 Baptist Church,
on Santa Cruz Ocean swims,
MHS. i
:30-Nobody's Children, MHS.
Mill -Sunday Varieties.
:30 Rendezvous, MHS.
:00 ICddie Murphy's Orcboslra.
MHS.
: 30 Show of tho Week, MIIS.
:00 Tropical Serenade, MHS,
:30 Sigrid Schultz, Germans' .
MHS.
: 10 Musical Interlude. MHS.
: 15 Freddy Martin's Orehcstru.
MIIS.
oil American Forr.ui.of the Air
MIIS.
00 Old Fashioned Revival, MBS
:00 Awsocluted Press Bulletin
MIIS.
05 WON Symphonic Hour,
MIIS.
30 The Angelus Hour, Dr. C. A
Edwards.
CO Favorite Songs of Yours
and Mine, Hansen Motor Co.
15 The Quiet Hour.
15 Hill Medina's Orchestra.
MIIS.
mi Jack. Dcuuy'a Orchestra,
MIIS.
15 Tli Pastor's Study. MHS.
30 Minion Gould's Orchestra,
MIIS.
00--News, MHS.
15 - Evening Melodies.
30 -Sign off.
Expected Home Soon Miss Cay
Hllbal'. w liii recenlly underwent an
enierneney appendeclnmy at Sac
red Heart hospital in Kiikciio, Is ex
peeled to bn able lo leave tile hos
pital Sunday or Monday and return
here lo spend Ihe summer with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Hubar.
on I'.nst Lane street.
RULER
Previous Puzzle
18 Not digestible
20 A rules
in his stead.
24 Daubs. .
25 To blunt
27 Hurried.
28 Wine vessel.
20 Note in scale.
31 Doctor
(abbr.).
32 Intention.
33 Also.
35 Lava.
36 Ell.
40 To choose by
ballot.
41 Ireland
43 Virgin
pictured
mourning.
46 Arrests.
47 Lixiviums.
48 Spore cluster!
49 Yucca fiber.
52 Male child.
S4 Like.
56 You.
Mtr
i ic ll. ,f, sm
-Lll-f
SPair (nbbr.).
6 Fortune.
7 Succinct
Race horse.
8 Credit
(abbr.).
10 To root up.
1 1 13onos.
12 7 dnys.
15 Goddess of
vegetation.
16 His land's
capital.
m
I.Sil AM
mm
31
tyWCkm
X JUST TH SAME AS
( CHICKEM FARMS-
KAAKIM' a liviw',
FkETTV 5COM
30
EVEKV6COV GOES
INTO ITTHEfsJ
v NOBODY MAKES
l A LIVIN" ONE
GOOD U.VIW& .
MAKES A THOU SAM
' POOR. ONES.'
r.it).itiT.m o-wituMS
CQWI. 1719 BV WI SIHVICI, INC. Ig'lA-
SOTM'K fK N.I.K III' UTV
tO.M'AI.I.A WATKII IIO.M),
SIOIIIMI NKIIIKs
Netlee Is tmrutiy given t In. t
uli'd bids will tie rui-elvcit liy . llu;
niiiicrmiif'ii iiei iiiiiei- 01 (lie i liy
ir Yuiiciilla, ori'Heu, up to anil iu
lillillnu: i::lu o'eliM'k 1'. M. en Tues
day, till) KiM-nnd (lay nf .luly, ttllll.
jaitil luiilieillalcly Ihoreafli'l- ptlhlie-
ly olM-ned liy tliu Cunuiiuli 1'iiiiiii-il
el Main i-iiy, nir nil ixmie ui
(lUd.Oil par value (if Water Itomls,
Hi'i'onil Series, prupesed to hu Is
sued for tlie eularHemcut of the
water system of said elly, said
Omuls tu la issued In denuniina
tieliH nf lrll0.0ll csiii, earh to lie
daleil July I, It' 10, to bear flltcreiH
Hi'inl-annually i,n January l.st and
July lal uf eaeli yeiir at lull ti
pur anliiitii, prfu-
lituil and Interest liayalite at the
office of the Treasurer of the said
rily of Yoiieiilla. at Youi-alla, Ore-aoii-
nnd lo oiittiire si-iially in uu-
ie.-il onlcr us rolluws
Prin-
Nos. Maturity eipat
I July I, Kill 6011
'i July I, Iti IS ... Sua
:t ' July 1. nun ... tiau
I and July 1, 1 ! 1 7 ... l.nna
(,iil 7 July I. In IS ... I.aau
h anil 9 July 1. IS 19 . . . I.imio
111 and II July I. ;..- . . . I.Olin
II', 1.1 and I I Julv 1. 1951 . . . 1.50.1
1.1. If, anil 17 July I, 195 ... l.Slill
IS lo Jl, Until
llli-lll.ilv,.. July I, 1953 ... VJ'IO
1'! lo 'J.". Iiolli
Ineluslve, July I, 19.V1 ... 2,0a0
'1ft to :tii, both
ineluslve, July I, lii.".; .... J.roo
::i m ::r,. i,.,tii
llM-lusive. July I, 19.1'J .. L'.Kia
:u to ll. tmih
Imiuslve. July I. 19.17 ... .' now
12 to 47, liolh
Ineltisivi'. July 1, Li.ls .....oay
IS to .'::. liolh
Iniiuslve. July 1. 1959 ... 'J.aa.i
SI lo HO, hoth
luiiusivu, July 1, 19(tll ... ".5""
$:;n,ifH)
Tin- riuht will Ihj rcm-rved l m
f-uiii any tf saiil hurKN. or any
imri, ill i in- hiiiii "i f...i.v i
tipk-H tlHTfOf, at idiy .Itiinniry fir.st
iniuri.-.Ht-myiiiK tliitu ir iiftt-r
.Iiiniinry 1. Ittll. al thn ur value
llifri'i-r nn'l iicrruetl ttiit-ruHl. frmn
surpliiH fuiMlM iivnltubli- In the
.sliikiiiK fund prnviclrtl fur t lie ptiy
nitlit uf nnii I IjoihIh.
J,.l,l I u -lll n..l In. Uf.lfl f.t-
li'HH Dihii pur ii i id iiit'i'iK'! inltrr
isl, mill all iiifhliTM will !" r-'tiir-
whh-h thfv tni)'Hc t' imiicuhh.-
xaiil Imiul.i. imt I'M- Unit "t
it pur a nnii in. i-.hcii ui'i hi mi i
iM-rfllipM iiii-il liy a r.-rt if fetl
iil( nn n liimlf flui ii ir liiiHim-MM In
tho Slalo if li-" K"ri. drawn in
r..i-..i ..r n... citt' i.r Yiimi'uIIii.
(licKim, fnr lint Ii-sx thnn twn Z'A
per cent (if tlio pur value nf Ih
lit, nils Mil fur. tu ln f orf ;i I"l ti
the rltv In ciise the Mii.-iowsful Md
dcr Hlnill fail lo oniplele his pur
rliawe in mTiiritutn'i willi lliv term
of hiH hid.
Tin Common Council r'-Hcrvc
tin' I'iKht lo reject hiiv it all hidf
All hfddcrfl mIiiiII HHildfy them
Helve. afl to tltc h'Uiility of mill
iiond.i, fop wlitcli purpose tm n
Mcrlpt of proc4.-cillnfi of til' 'lty o
Viiiir-iillii In ctinnect inn with naif
bund isyue will lie furnished by tlio
Ueci.rdtr or ihe City to all pio.s
pcetho iMMia-ftdi' Idddcr.s. upon ap
plication Ihcrefor.
Ilv order of Hip Common Cnuiici
of the City of Yiiiniilhi. iiri'Kun.
billed and first puhll-iheil till.'
llth day ut Amu: into.
II. C. .lOtlNSiiX.
lU-corder of I ho City of Voinalla.
Minn: ok rivw. sk'1ti.i;ii:.t
Nothc (n tiprePy jriveii thai the
inidmf iK'M'd, aduiiiii.sli-at rix of t lo
4'Mtnte of l-'ruiik Cattt, deccaned, ha
filed her l''inal AccmiiuI ii uu.-Ii
ailntinislinlrix In thn Cinmty oui t
i.f lite Slllle of l.-lCim. for leil.K-
l.-i.i County, and f he Hon. MoitI" C.
Hi. whet-, judire of n-iid :oint hn,
lv rilr dol v mtide khu h!m cd.
ftxril Motidav. Julv 1..: h. Mi-', a I
the hour of tun t.Vlo.-k tn It- fore
noon s the time, and ih.- "o-iuty
Court Itonrn tn the Cn-irl i'm
tlnsclMinr. oreBon. : the pla for
hcaritm ohjei-t mmih. .f any to.-r.1 i-r
in yald (''llial Account and Ihe yet -Itcnieiit
Iheieof. All t-f.-:o'o in
terested III fiild relate arc ln-rt h"
iinllfinl to file, their o. Ipct 1 .,-4 if
any they hrtye. tn rmitl l-'lual A--
i-iiini hi or ifiuri' no' nine tu-i nr
final hfarliiR.
patvd und first puldln'uvl .tu,:e
tt. lit in.
ItKKSlK t'AIN.
Adnilnintriitrtx id" the rt;it if
Kraitk Cain, I tc'iuasi'd.
Irn H. rchldh'.
Attorney for Katali.
mitk i: to ni:mriB.s
In tlip i.iintv t'Miirt of th Hi(e i.f
tteKon rr l,4uKlan fount .
In Ho- Mutter of Ihe Im i: f
CharlcM 1 Mintmm. 1 nTii --t
Noth-i- hereiv in ulven. tint lln-
undermiird, hy order of tin- '
Iv CouM of Ihe State of t'-.-ion.
for I'otmhin Coiint. ha .'p-rHillt4-d
executor of the f. tit 'v
mid Ttaimnl of t.'lmrlfii tf.ri!in n.
dcceasp'l.
AM pTfon niivinie m n i m n
BKtn" tl. of l liarle I.nni
liaiu, ! ;inei, hereby rr notified
to preiicnt dm (uiiitr. vertflt'd im ie
quired lv law. to the mid ".'; tit. d
at lln otritcH of HalliiliirK t,"l
In die lioiiian rsaliou-u tliiiH
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DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. BDWAXDS
The flag means more than as-
nlallnn anil rau-inl ft lu thA
I symbol of our national unity,
our national endeavor, our na
tional aspiration. It tells you of
the struggle for independence
of nuion preserved, of liberty
and union one and Inseparable,
of the sacrifices of brave men
and women to whom the Ideals
and honor of this nation have
been dearer than life. It means
America) first; it means an tin
divided allegiance; It means
America united, strong and effi
cient, equal to her tasks. It
means that you cannot be saved
by the valor and devotion of
your nnceatoi-a; that to each
generation conies ita patriotic
duty; and that upon your will
ingness to sacrifice and endure
as those before you have sacri
ficed and endured vesta the na
tional hope. It speaks of equal
rights; of the Inspiration of
free Institutions exemplified
and vindicated; of liberty under
law Intelligently conceived and
impartially administered. There
is not a thread In It but scorns
self-indulgence, weaknesa and
rapacity. It in eloquent of out
community Interests, outweigh
ing all divergencies of opinion,
and of our common destiny. God
preserve our flag. Amen.
THE ROSEBURG METHODIST
CHURCH
Tho pastor, Dr. Louis Mngln, will
preach at 11:00 a. in. and S.00
p. in. Sunday. This Is the last Sun
day of the conference year nnd the
pastor will leave for Portland Tues
day to attend the meeting of tho
annual Oregon conference. The
church school meets at 9:45 a. in
and the two youtb organizations,
the High School league and the In
termedlato league at 7:00 p. in.
The midweek service Wednesday
evening at 7:30 will bo led by Rev.
Levi White. Tho church Is located
at the corner of Hast Lane and
South Main streets.
DILLARD CIRCUIT
Tenmilo Methodist church: Wor
ship service at 9: 45. Sunday school
at 10: 15 a. in.
Camas Valley Methodist church:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Worship
service at 11 a. m.
Dillard .Methodist church: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. Evening
preaching service at H p. m.
Looklneglass Methodist church
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Kpworth
league at 7.J5 p. m.
Our state conference convenes at
the First Methodist church at Port-
. land, Wednesday, June 19. The ,wh-
tor will be Icavins on Tuesday or
i Wednesday of that week. He lakes
this opportunity to thank each anil
every individual who nan cooperat
ed in any way, In helulnR to mako
the work ot tho pant year a suc
cess. C. E. ttrittatn, pastor.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Bible school. J:I5 a. m. Clussen
for all ases. Church service, 10:15.
Sermon, "The Crucible of Calvary."
John A. Harney, minister. Christian
Knduavor, 7:0U n. m. Church serv
ice, 8:0') p. tn. Sermon: "The
Jews." Wednesday evening, 7:30,
1 libit; class.
THE FREE METHODIST
CHURCH
Corner of L'mpfiua and Harvanl.
Sunday school at ft:il5, with the
Hiipertntrndcnt, Paul Uaird, lu
i hnrRo. MornlnR worship at 10:15.
Testimony meetiiiR nt H: 15 In
charge nf C. L. DaRe. Kvenins ser
vices bcginnitiR at G: 15, with Y. P.
ineetinR. Kvenlnst preaching serv
ice at 7:30. Mid-week prayer meet
tint Wednesday evening at 8:00.
John ft. Poet, pustor.
FIRST CHURCH OF GOD
Kdenbower district. J. I). Ker
iiutt, iniulster. Sunday school. 10
a. in., Mrs. Chus. Hughes, superin
tendent. Morning devotions, II u.
in. A Kather's tiny address will be
given. YouuR People's meeting.
7:I1U p. m, Kvonlng servico, 8:0M
p. in. Prayer and praise service,
Wednesday, 8 p. in. An Invitation is
given to you to attend these serv
ices. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
III!! 1-3. ltouglas street. Regular
services Sunday at 11:00 a. tn. Sub
ject of lesson: "Cod Ihe Preserver
of Man." Sunday school convenes
at It: lan. m. Wednesday evening
meetings whb-h Include testimonies
of healing and remarks on Chris
tian Science are held at 8 o'clock.
The reading room at 317 Perkins
building, is open daily except Sun
days and holidays from 10 to 1:110
p. in. Hern the ISihle and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or sub
scribed for. The public is cordially
InvitPd to attend the chuiTh serv
ices and to visit the reading room.
SUTHERLIN METHODIST
CHURCH
.OrttiHl It. Trick, pastor. Suuday
will be the last Sunday before the
O iff i mi aiinttnl muft-reure. Sunday
school at 1 t orHMk: .Mrs. P. A.
Comstoek, superintendent. At the
nmruini; worship at 11 o'eloek, the
sermon topic will be, "I Hclieve."
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday Is Men's day at Ihe
llaptist rhun h. Or. K. W. Starring.
exeriiUvw sei-relaxy of the Oregon
Itaptlst stain convention will speak
al btith services. Ir. Starring will
be- Introduced by men of the
church. The l'aily Vacation Hlhle
school, umior the leadership of
Mlxa Mary C. Ares will close with
a meat program of demonstration
on Friday evenlna. Pareuts and ,
friends are urged to be preseat.
The tlaiHlst pastor, Hev. . P.
Scoute. is returning early lu the i
week (rum Oakland. Calif., and will
bo In his pulpit next Sunday. Dr.
James Whitcomb Brougher and his
sons, Russell and Jim. are soon to
be In Roseburg for services.
CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD
Cleveland school district Sunday
school every Sunday at 10 a. m.
Your Sunday school class needs
I your help. Come, bring your chil
dren and keep yonr scnool grow
ing. Song and preaching service
at 11 a. in. with song and preach
ing services in the evening at 7:45.
Those services are brought to you
twico each (Sunday -without cost
and without price. You should not
fail to come and enjoy tnese ser
vices. A hearty welcome to all.
Mrs. John Parry, superintendent.
John M Evans, pastor.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church,
477 South Jackson atreet. The
Rev. Orval C .Keller, pastor. Sun
day school meets at 9:30 a. m.:
morning worship at 10:30 to 11:30
a. m.; Sunday evening service at
8 p. m.: young people's meeting
every Sunday night at 7 p. m.
Prayer meeting and Bible study
Thursday ulght'at 8 o'clock.
Due to the absence of the pas
tor, the Rev. Keller, who will be
at the Pilgrim camp meeting at
Medford for the next two Sundays,
arrangements are being made to
engage special speakers for all the
services. Dou't miss one of them.
St. Paul's Lutheran Church (Mis
souri Synod), Corey and Military
street, Wei Roseburg. Tho ser
vice of Sunday, Juno 16, begins
at 11 a. m. Tho pastor will re
port on the district convention of
the Lutheran church held at Tn
coma. Wash., during the past week,
thn topic of the sermonie report
being, "t Must Re About My
Father's Business," The Sunday
school moots at 9:45 a. m. The
mid-v fk clnss meets Thursday at
the home of Mrs, A. Coenenberg
in Sutherlln for a potluck lunch
eon. All the women of the con
gregation are cordially invited.
Thoso desiring transportation to
and from Sutherlln aro requested
to can inn president or the class.,
Mrs. R. Kaine. A short meeting
of the choir will be held Sunday!
morning alter the service. W. A. :
Sylwester, 1170 Military streot, .
pastor.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER-DAY SAINTS t
Klder Frlsehnecker, of Monti,
Utah, who has been In Roseburcr'
as a misimary for the Church ofi
p.un viiirai ui ijuiier mv nam is
for so vera I months, has been trans
ferred to Portland. Elder Carson
of Brlggs. Idaho, has arrived to
take- his place.
1 ho Sunday school fs held every
aSunday morning in tho Woman's
Club ball at 130 S. .Taelrunn (0vor-v.
one is tnvited to attend. No collec
tions taken.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mnnln tn LMnnkn... t i
house. Rlble school at 9:4"; a. m.
So r in nn 11 u ,.. o .. u t
Thoughts. Words nnd Deeds."
Children's drill at 8:30 p. m. Ser
mon at 7:45 p. m. Subject, "Flee.
FrillriWH Pffhl " U'tr.r.... .,1
cd to ull visitors. Homer Pippin.
FULL GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
Located at the end of West
Commercial Ave. A. Harold Pers-
ing. pustor. Service tonieht at
7:45. Devotional and preaching.
Sermon "The Five Judgments of
iJod on Adam nnd live." Services
for Sunday. Sunday school at
.1:4ft. John Klliott in charge. Lei's
make this a banner Sunday. Ior-
ng worship beginn ng at 11
o"c!ock. Special Father's day
message. Young people meet at
6:30. Children's church a. i:30.
Evangelistic service at 7:45. Mess
age by the pastor. Services for
the week are as rollows: Tuesday
night at 7:45. special children's
hofr with songs hy the children
at this service. Friday night at
7:45, devotional and preaching.
Thomas Letsom, Native
of Douglas, Dies at 83
Thomas Letsom. 83, died Wed-
itosday evening at his farm home
east of Youcalla after n short ill
ness, lie was burn on the Letsom
donation laud claim lu Sootts vat
ley on May 13. IS57, and had re
sided there continuously until his
dt-ath. Mr. ftsom. who was nev
er married, is survived by three
sisters. Mrs. Mary C-oodell and
Mrs. Martha Harris, Yoncalla, and
Mrs. Lit ha Hedrick, Drain, and a
brother,- K. W Letsom, Yontalla.
Services will be held tn the Metho
dist church at Yoncalla Saturday
at 3 p. in. Interment will be in
the Yoncalla 'cemetery. Arrange
ments are In care- of the Stearns
nmrtuiiry, Oakland.
I'Crmf Spittl. .11
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Pucins FuriERRL Home
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Blitzkrieg Posts
Speedy Successes
fly the jssotinteil Preua
Adolf Hitler's natl legions pour
ed through the gates of Hurls to
day, ninth day of the hlittkiieff
drive -toward the capital started by
the Germans June 5.
In the Franco-Prussian war, the
Germans bombarded Paris for
three and one-half months before
the city surrendered.
The Paris development In the
nail timetable of Invasion marked
the 35th day after Germany opened
her westward sweep through the
low countries.
At the same time the fuehrer an
nounced conclusion of the cam
paign in Norway which began
April 9.
Other notations In the record of
nazi conquest:
Poland Invaded Sept 1. 1939;
fall of Warsaw announced Sept.
27; capitulation of "last editor of
military resistance" Oct. 1.
Denmark Invaded and occupied
In a day, April 9, 1910.
Norway Invaded April 9; virtu
ally abandoned to Germans by May
3; King Haakon arrived in London
June 10 after resistance In north
ended.
Luxembourg Invaded and vir
tually wholly occupied in one day,
May 10.
Netherlands Invaded May 10;
commander - in - chief capitulated
May II.
Belgium Invaded May 10; King
!,copolU ordered nrms laid down
May i.
War Movies Have
Uncertain Status
HOLLYWOOD. June IX f AIM
Those In movie land, who hold
that war pictures will do good busi
ness In war time will know soon
whether several such vonturea
were ill-timed or pieces of smart
showmanship.
Nearly every company is makiMc;
or planning war films, but one
studio announced today it Isn't
making any battle epics and doesn't
intend to.
"We believe there's enough war
In the papors and on the air," said
IIKO Production Chief J. J. Nolan.
"We're striving for lighter enter
tainment. A spokpsmau for unothcr studio
explained;
"Tho Industry is gambling 5,
000,000 or so. If the public doesn't
want, war pictures, we'll find It out
soon. Dttt we have a hunch a
good allied victory or two would be
the impulse' needed to put them
over."
Ilest box office attraction of re
cent months with a war angle was
"The Fighting 69th." "Confessions
of a Nnxl Sdi-." whlr'h nrnfmlai
hnelllUlnB In hol.tir nuu,.n.l ...
date. In time with the spurred
"fifth column" drive. Its first week
'""My Son. My Son." a dramatic
effort, did a generally dlnanoolnt
ing business, exhibitors reported..;,
iiio'i ' uaii a tioxen oiuers,
including Charlie Chaplin's expert
sivo sloty kidding dictators, which
is due to lie released lu .Septem
ber. If the next few weeks' box office
rciwrts show the public docs mil
want war on the screens also,
wnti'li Hollywood do n quick change
to the light and airy form ot en
tertainmentmusicals, the reliable
old chases anil, as they say in the
trade, "leg stuff." (Hy tho way.
what's Marleno Dietrich doing
these days? i
A new superhighway may ue i
"mobile curb" to dlvldo the rand
way into lanes. At a push of n
billion. I ho curbs will rlso so that
luring the rush hour the heavy
flow ot traffic will have more
lanes.
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