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ftOSBUK6 NbWS-REVIfcW, RC-SSBUR6, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1$, 1940.
Release of U. S. Subs,
Torpedo Boats Rapped
WASHINGTON, June 10. (AP)
Cliulnnuil Walsh (D.. Mass.) at
Iho scmile naval rnininlllne said lo-l'? '!?,
ilnv Unit rnl... i,. ,i, .... , Jdeorge Holler,
score in' mure torpedo and subiim-
line chuHing minor bouls In the
Hllllsh was 11 "grievous wrong, es-l-oolally
lo 'lie American yruith
wlio muy ho called upon lo fight
lr Dm ilcrciisi ol our country.'
Tim navy imil reported a row
hours oiiillor Hint II had cleared
ii" nny inr urn i-.inetrlc Haul, eiim-
imny nr (Irnloii, Com:., In sell the
emit, originally ordered for thn
United States Heel. The navy Biilil
20 IhiuIb worn Involved, Walsh
said thorn wore II torpedo bonis
and 12 submarine chusora.
"If win- should rnm In tho next
few nioiilhs." Walsh mild, "and mil
enemy mil, nun Ine approaches our
iiarnors. no ono can estimate the
iiiineciuoneo t Hat imiv follow an a
result of this disposal of those
vessels.
resilient and Ib now owner of Iho
Pulmdnle hospital.
Mrs. Pauline Irving and Hon.
I .lurry, of llrldKe. Ore., returned lo
t their home Sunday evening after
la tew days' visit here with Mrs.
Irving ft parents, .Mr. anil Mrs.
Paroled Bandit, 21, Gets
1 5 Years for New Crime
MHDFORD, Ore., .limn 1(1
(AP) -Floyd Harlan Miller ii
who pleaded utility to a charge or
assault while arnii.il with u deadly
weapon, wan senleneed lo fifteen
years In elmo prison by Circuit
Judge Notion lloiuluy.
.Miller, his record returns show,
wiih on flvo years probation lor
burglary from Clatsop county
Elanlnd July 13 last.
Miller. accnrdfnir
intuitu w HHiuontfnd, liiml Am
mth A. VonriK, laximnn, lo h'-iiil
him to AhIiIihhI riYiin I Ills vUy on
nlctil of Juno 4. Kpnr a jJ.i
i'Mv olhwriy innoii, Young drove
oil iho, highway, wan nuurk on
Iho hcnd with a gun butt hy Mill
er find lobbed of $2.75 mid Ills
ii to. Mllli.t wan itri-HHicd a short
tlmo lalur by tho AhIiIihkI ;iiy
ioliro.
Suthcrfin
filTTriKnUN. J 11 no 19. Mr.
mid Alru. Many Hupp of Tunmint,
Cnlir., wer khphIh of Mr. and
Mi-h, Jack Culver Jr., TI.urHc.ny
ovonlng.
Jnko Francln hnd Iho mlsfor
tuno to ioHO IiIh hay lixrn Inst
wiMik by rim. Tho loan jK partial
ly rover by Insurance.
ChnrlpA Ileller reiurnod to his
homo Sunday from CreHwell, Ore.,
whero ii has been veiling for
tho hiHt two wopRh with his sister
und brothor-lolaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Ufn (Smith,
Hud and LeRoy Cooper left Sun
Iny from fireahum where they
will pick berrlcH.
Dr. and Mph. Harold Snook of
PalmdiUe, Calif,, aro Hpendlng nnv
eral ilnya hero with tho former's
jmrents, Dr. and 1rn. H. W.
Hnook. Tho former Mr. Snook Is
H well known fnimnr S-ithrrHn nnrl
Farren Fli'atton ami Carl ('ratty
returned Frbluy from a bunlneH
trip to Seatllu, Vnnh.
Mr. ami Mis. Unrold Shirley vIh
(ted over the wcfjk-(jii(l with Mnj.
Shirley's Hlntcr and hrolhor-ln-luw,
Mr. and Mm. .lark Smith and Mr.
Shirley's brother, KriKtir Shirley,
and family. Mr. ami Mrs. Shirley
bad been enjoying u trip to Ari
zona and Mopped en route, home to
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M, I MeKinney
find daughters, Irene and Kiln, of
Oak land, and Mr, and Mm. John
MuHgrove and sons, John and
Wayne, enjoyed a week-end on tho
North Cmprjua river above Steam
boat crf-ek. -Mr.
nnd Mrs. Herbert MeKar-
land, daughter, nnd the former's
mother. Mrs. Katlo Mel'arland of
lieno, Nev., have been visiting for
Hii past week ut the (i. W, Milam
homo east of town. Mrs. Katie
MeKnrland in ft daughter of Mrs.
Milam.
A group of about 25 young peo-
ole made a hike to Mt. Scott Sun
dny.
Charles Hall of Cottagn Crnve
slopped for a short visit at 1ho
j Kdgar Shirley homo Monday aft
ernoon.
! Klmer Jenkins left Tuesdny
morning for tho const where he
litis employment,
Construction of an nddltlon
25x50 feet to their present build
ing has been announced by J. W
Culver, owner of Culver's market,
The new building will bo lidded to
l.ho .rear of the present structure
and will house, cold stoniKo lock
ers for public use. Hollo Knowles
and fieorgo Heller are In charge
of the construction work.
Tho fuunral for the Into Frank
O. Young was held Monday after
noon at two o'clock In (he Metho
dist church with Tin v. I'erry Smith
of St. (ieorgo's Knlscoiml church
of Itoseburg officiating. Interment
was In the Valley View cemetery.
Mrs. Carl Thornton under
went a major operation al Mercy
hospital in Hoseburg Tuesday
morning. She Is reported to be re
covering qulto satisfactorily.
Mr. and Mrs. Hen Dick and son,
Charles, of tiladstone, Ore., stop
ped here Saturday for a short.
vlyit at the Prank llolgfiln home
while en route to the Oregon
caves and Crater lake. They Jett
(heir small son. Charles, with the
child's aunt, Mrs. Ilolgnte, nnd
took Frank lo Holgate with them.
Mrs. II. C. Wilmol motored to
Moil In rd Monday where she met
Mr. Wilmot and returned to Suth
erlln. Among tho out of town people
hero lor the. late Frank Young's
funeral were: Mr. and Mrs. (Jrorgo
Itussell Heed Jr., of San Francisco,
Thomas Maiden, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Marden, Mrs. Clarence Ad
ams, and Mrs. Kenneth Culick, of
Mend, Mr. and Mrs. Zell Young,
of Fortbind, Mrs. .leiinetto Pearco. !
Mr. and Mrs; Ct'orue P. Laird. '
Mrs. Pearce Is remaining here
with hr daughtor, Mrs. Frank
Young, for a visit.
MImi Huby Thornton Is in Mercy
nospitai for treatment.
.Miss Pauline Luchterhand of
Portland visited Iipre over Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hol-
gaio und Mr. und Mrs. Percy
Uiciilei'lian.l.
Funeral serviceH for tlie late
Will J. liayiwv were held at the
Methodist church Tuesday after
noon with Ilev. Perry Smith of
ficiating. Interment was in Val
ley View cemetery.
Lloyd Stuart of Gladstone, Ore
gon, visited at the John Musgrove
homo last Thursday while travel
ing through on business.
MARKET
REPORTS
Nampa Mayor, Flying
Teacher Hurt In Crash
PRODUCE
POIITi-ANI), June I!). (API
llutler, butterfat, cheese, country
rneels un lirillKed,
1.1 VH I'O I! I.T n V llliylllK
prlee. No. 1 Krade: I.eBhorn brcill-
ers 1J lo 2 lbs.. He; fryers, under
.'I lbs.. 15c: fryers 211 lbs., I Si:;
roasters over 4 lbs., 17c; Leghorn
hens over .'!! lbs. 12c; Ia-kIioi-ii
hens under :ij lbs. luc; colnred
heilH over S lbs., i;ii:; eoloreil lier.l
l-" lbs., l.'Je; old roosters f.e.
Uressed turkeys, onions, jieas un
changed. NKW I'OTATOKS C'ullfnniia
whiles 00s, $1.10; Kills, 2.ll",-2.ir,.
I'olaloes, hay, wool, molu.ir,
hides, cast-lira, hops unchani;"il.
NA.MPA, Idaho1, June 19. (API
Hen II, Walifiind. Namna niavnr
and Harry Clark, aviation Instruc
tor, here were In a hospital today
as a result of an airplane acci
dent al 6:30 tills morning as
they look off for I taker, Ore.
Malltanil, Chief of Police V. K.
Jeppeson said, is suffering from
euu and shock while Clark lias
nits, serali-hes and possible bai It
injuries.
.lepijeson ouoteit spcotulnra as
sayiiiK Ihe plane, apparcnlly linv
in engine Iroulile at the takeoli.
ro.-to about 29 feet III the air and
ihen nosed over on the runwav
as tile eilKino filed.
Clark was to conduct flyln':
classes at l suitor today.
LIVESTOCK
POKTI.ANIV Ore., Juno in
(API ill. S. Dent. AKr.l-IIOOS
.Market acllve; butchers slroni!
lo 10 hlclier; packing sows
sleady; built Koodeholce 17.1220
lb. ilrlveln hulchers li.OIMO; prae
llcal lop 11. ii; one lot choice 218
III. butchers averaan (1. 20; over
weight butchers anil light llglils
fi.Oll-all; iKickage smooth. Ilcht
packing sows i.li'r, others 3.70
1.50. CATTI.H F e d steers absent.
iiuotable nominally steady; Knias
steers scarce, about steadv: mass
1'lielfers now showing relatively as
much decline as beef rows: "beef
cows slow lo weak: cnnner-cuilers
steailv: hnllu uiu,lv- iri,i,.,.u
"'"'ly to 50 lower; few meilliim !
111111 grass steers 7.7;: fat grass
steers absent; grass heifers 7.511
down; medium-good beef cows
iiuoliihle mound 5.00 -Ii. 00; canner
connnon cows 3.75-1.75; good bulls
lo 7.25; odd choice vealers to 10:
ol hers 11.50 down; package good
2110 lb slaughter calves 8.75.
SIIKKP Spring lambs steady to
25 lower; good-choice drlvelns
s.uu-i! latler earlv Ion nn slim-i
deck 7a lb. weights; few medium
good springers 7.75; odd feeders
down lo 7.IUI; undertono weak on
slaughter ewes.
hum boils of procuring munitions.
Mr. Johnson told the group that
In the present defense emergency
"wo must have motoriznrlnn f,n,l
mecnan izat ion on a grand scale.
i ae nuvy reported that It liad
leferred delivery on 20 sneed
boats, of the torpedo anil snhmnr.
Inc chaser type, ordered from the
r.ieciric itoat com nan v at (iroinn
Conn. This opened the way for
" ainiisciurer to sell tho craft
lo Ihe llrltish.
At ihe while house It was mild
mat rreslilent Koosevelt had nn-
proveii pi. ins ior mo transaction.
Forced Service at Issue
The oiieatlon of coinnulsorv nn
lion.il service for American youth
now neing siuilleil by President
itoosevcii soon may he nut
soiiureiy up to congress, where a
mixed reception was Indicated to-
uay.
The chief executive discussed
universal training during Ills
press conference yesterday, say
ing Hint ho might communicate
wlih congress on tho subject with
in Ihe next three or six weekB.
An administration lieutenant,
Senator llyrnea (11., 8. C), follow
ed up with iho statement that ho
understood ihe war department al
ready had worked out nlaiiB for
such a program.
President Ilnosevell, in outlin
ing Ihe compulsory training pro
gram he has under consideration.
niphasizod that It was still in
iho sludy stage.
It eontemplaied, no explained,
eventual government service for
ill of the nation's young men
and perhaps its young women In
promoting tho national defense.
I.eelslation lo emnower the
Use of subterranean clover in nresldent to send Tied Cross
piisluro mixtures throughout west- "mercy" ships inlo Ihe war stone
.-in wi'-kuii ,iuiiii.ie lo oouoie tae "no urniiiui in ii v inucKeu oy neua-
carrvlng capacity of hill land anil ler Holt ID.. W. Va.l, who accus-
France Faces Bondage
Is Rumored Peace Price
fConllnued from page 1)
Netherlands East Indies,
The newspaper Asiihi said Japan
had decided lo make "very frfendly
representullons" trf del many ami
Italy on her concern over Indochina.
Subterranean Clover
Has High Pasture Value
whom were experiencing their
first taste of real war, were Bent
scurrying to air raid shelters
when tile first alarms were snnml.
ed near midnight and It was al
most dawn when some of thero
came out Into the open again.
Spectacular aerial battles,! ,
will send a service car to follow
the caravan and any driver ex
periencing mechanical or tire
trouble Is asked to drop out of
line and await the arrival of the
service car, which will contain ex
perienced mechanics to aid in any
fought In a sky lighted by burst-
Ing shel s and the beams of
searchlights, marked the raid.
Al one. point 111 Cambridgeshire
spectators who remained above
ground cheered as a llrltish fight-
Program Set at Lake.
At Diamond a'e thero will lie
a short prngrnin, celebrating the
opening of the road. A delegation
from Mamatli Falls has a"kei for
Stock and Bond
Averages
er plane pumped machine-gun bill-1 a part on the program. Wclcom-
similar unlrrlgated naslures. C.eo.
II. Ilyslop, head or thn division or
plant Industries ut Oregon Stale
college. Bays.
This peculiar legume has been
grown at the stution for a nmuhcr
of years now, anil has also been
given prncllcal teals In pasture
mixtures, particularly In Coos
county, where It has stood up un
der heavy grazing year after year.
.iiiiiiiiigu an annual clover, It sticks
us own seed Into tho ground he.
fore maliiring. Ihus Insuring u con
tinuous stand year after year.
me oi mo limiting factors In
rapid expansion of this clover is
an inaiieiniato seed sunn v r.f ,i.
slrable strains, said Henry Hamp
ton, assislant federal npi-ntinmlct
Kxperllnenls In growing this clover
for seed Indlrale that It enn be
successfully handled on certain
l.vpcB of soil In this stale, parllcu
larlv Ihose that are loose and
friable.
ed the administration of stirring
up hatred and said the shins
might provide an "Incident" which
would send the country to war.
West Hemisphere Land
Transfers to Be Resisted
lets into a bomber und sent tho
ruiiier crnslilui.' In flames.
Nazi Cities Raided
The air ministry announced last
night that heavy damage on tier
man fuel supplies had been Inflict
ed In raids executed the preced
ing night on (ielsenklrchen. Horn.
burg. U'unne, Klckel. Essen, Doll
horgen. Hamburg, Aachen, Diils
berg Ilhedyt, Cologne and Ko-hlnns.
Two Ilrlllsh aircraft failed to
relurn from these missions, it
said.
Sharing tile spotlight with these
-rial operations were the fol
lowing developments on the home
Iront:
(ieneral De Cnulle, French tin-
iler-seerelary of defense In the
Iteynaud cabinet, declared last
Jiigbt in a broadcast from I.ondon
that I- ranee, with her vast colon
ial empire, can stilt unite with tr.
lain nnd, aided by the resources
or ihe United States, crush der
ma 'y.
The llrltish expeditionary force
has now been withdrawn from
France, l.ont!on reported, and will
devote itself to the "one task" of
home defense. About 1,250,000 sol
diers arc under arms to guard
against the Imminently-expected
nnzi invasioii.
fConllnued from page 1)
j Hearing of Five Accused
Gypsies Again Deferred
Miss Jean
WHEAT
POHTI.A.N'D. Ore.. June 1!)
(API (men llii:li 1j- r-ln.n
Kepi. . 711 715 7H 71.1
HT US WtflfE YW
Ihe preliminary hearing sched
uled loilav In Ihe justice court for
five gypsies arrested for larceny
from Iho person was again post
poned, Justice pf Ihe Peace n. W.
Marslers reported. The iii.nn.itin'
of the enso is being continued -for
iiiriner investigation, it wn:
plained.
and Minuclsnn off Newfoundland.
Secretary Hull was expecled to
re-define American policy In tin ad
dress at Harvard university com
mencement exercises tomorrow.
VITAL STATISTICS
If A
MARRIAGE LICENSES
NO II Til CR A FT-S iron P i'ln..,i
rniiiris nortneralt and Helen
Mill MIOOl). both resiitenlQ
Itoseburg,
lllKI.SO.GO DON AHhiin
Wolford Joclsoll nnd liiclni-la
i.iiiii i.nruon, noiii residents or
j.osenurg.
Congress Speeds Bills
for Increasing Defense
(Continued from page 1)
IF THEY'RE GOOD ENOUGH
TO DRIVE IN ON THEY'RE
VALUABLE TO US. SEE HOW
MUCH ACTUAL CASH WE CAN
GIVE YOU FOR THEM ON THE
PURCHASE OF NEW
U.S. TIRES
Do you know that we're offering big
cash isvingsun your oldtires-aod that
we'll apply ihcio savings you make to
any new U. S. Sufcty Tire we bave in
our llorc?Th.t'j real ncws-cspecially
when you consider that you're getting
genuine U. S. Tires-famous for their
extra skid and blowout protection,
their extra long mileage. Take ad
vantage of this amaiing offer now
while our price for used tires is up!
Sin ml Ibit
SMOOTH TIBB ARE DANGEROUS! IET US SAFETY-CHECK YOUR TIRES TODAY!
6:00x16 U.S. Tires
and old tires
KIAKfSEN MOTOE CO.
Phone "Doc" Carter at 1 04
bnle on Iho exniinslnn bill i,.,n...
row. Lenders predicted the ineaR.
tire would bo sent lo the senate In
record time.
Senate Votes Bnn.t
The senate nnm-onrialinna m
niiiteo. mennwn e. nnniiiveii
inner Item of Iho president's de-
lense program, the ( 1.777.1S9 7SS
emergency supply hill carrvln
I inula for a great variety of ar
ii. .1111, his ami munitions. As l-
"111 llded by (lie senate com mi
lee tile measure totaled S7113U-
Oiio more than when passed by the
house. This net Increase resulted
mien ine senuto added $I0II..35,
KSil in annul cash but vn,in,.a.
the amount of contract nuthoriza-
iicns approved ny inc house.
i.eailers said Ihey would nslt
seniile passage today or tomor
row.
Of the hill's total. Sl.-tS.1.35:!.027
inuiiii no in rash und 12811.1311.761
in contract inilliorlzallons.
Plane Motora Included
Senate Increases Included $13
iniii.iiiiu tor the purchase of 3.000
iiiuis lioyce airplane engines from
i ne r oi ii jiotor company: ss mm
ODD for the ncqiilsltlou of marine
corps ordnance material; J7.501V
"i"i inr irainlnv naval cadets and
,1'iiiineer reserves, and $25 000.
Ono for a navy department "emer
gency fund."
The measure nlso would pro
vide for increasing from 2S0.OO0
mi ,1,11.111111 men ine size of iho
siiimting army.
iVmong oilier defense develnn.
mollis. riH)iBanlznllon of the armv
Industrial college lo triple lis out
put of officers trained In methods
or mobilizing Industry for defense
was ordered by Ihe war denart-
mi-nt.
The school, created In 1H21. will
operate the year round In three
i'ourses of four months eneh tt.
stead of Iho present single 9
month course.
"Grand Scale" Set
Louis Johnson, assistant war
secretary, announced classes
""inn inciiiiie annul 70 armv.
nnvy and marine officers, mostly
reservists. First of the new
lasses will start August 1.
The announcement was made as
3 officers received diitlnmn. fw.m
Johnson at the conclusion nr s
months training In army and navy
MONROE DOCTRINE CITED
BY AMERICA TO ITALY
TIOMR. June 1!). IAPI The
Tulled filntes government, citing
Ihe Monroe doctrine, has warned
Italy it will not tolerate Herman nr
Italian interference with French or
Hritish possessions in Ihe western
hemisphere, a reliable source said
today.
The Infortnnnt said lie under
stood that an American nolo to the
Italian government minted pass
ages from President Monroe's 1S23
message which proclaimed the
famous doctrine, particularly that
pari opnoslng any extension of tho
political systems of foreign powers
to tlie American hemisphere.
This is Ihe part of the Monroe
doctrine message which was said
to have been cited In Iho American
warning:
"We owe It to candor and lo
amicable relations existing between
the I'niled Stales and Ihose (Ktlro
penn) powers to declare we should
consider nny nttemnt on their part
lo extend their systems to nnv por
tion of tills hemisphere as n danger
lo our neace and safety.
"With existing colonies or de
pendencies or nnv Kuronean pow
ers we have not Intei-rered nnd
shall not Interloro. lint with gov
ernments who have declared their
Independence n"d have maintained
it . : . we could not view nnv In.
let-position lor Ihe pninose of on
pressing llieni or controlling In
any other manner the!:- destinies
hy any Kuronean power In nnv oth
er light Hum ns maniresiltnllnns or
nn unrrieniilv disposition toward
Ihe I'nlieil stales."
"No Pity For France"
Word of the warning came even
ns Virginia (inviH, answering "sen
timental appeals" or American and
Swiss newspapers lor considera
tion lor France, declared In II
Oiornnle lvilnlla, that Italy can see
"no reason to show ally for France
in the present case."
Onyda. fascist editor of Ihe ra-
tier. wHo frenuentlv sneaks for Pre
mier Mussolini. Indicated France
would he renuired lo vleld some of
her territory, and said Hint onlv a
new Kiirnpean order "can restore
national unities and dislrllmie
justly political power and over
seas colonies."
The newspaper II Ponolo 1)1
Monia said nermnnv and llnlv
should demand the unconditional
surrender or France, nnd Us
Munich cori-einomtent wrote that a
nroclse plan Had been drawn nn
ior division of French territory be
tween urn-man and Italian tirmles
lo nrevenl Ihe French from aiding
Ilrllain. lie listed five economic
i.-niis. inn a government source
emutiated them.
mi iieriin, auinorized sources
cautioned the foreign press from
speculating on conditions of the
oi in ist u e ,,r I he terms of peace,
nnd flnlly denied the five points
named by II Pnpnio HI llomn.l
German Warplanes Raid
British Coast Region
(Continued from pace 1)
LONDON, June 13. (API OH
supply centers, railway marshalling
yards, power station and rail com
munlcations in many parts of
northwest (lermany and the Ithine-
land were attacked Tuesday night
by royal air force heavy bomber
siiiiailrons, the air ministry an
nouneed today.
Targets near Hamburg, llremen
Frankfort, Essen. Castrop, Stork
ratio and Hanover were reported
heavily bombed.
At llremen more than 250 bombs
were dropped within ten minutes,
causing heavy explosions among oil
tanks nnd starting numerous fires,
the announcement said.
IlKlil.IN, June 19. (API Fritz
Weltzel. 30, nazi party leader in
Ititsseldorf, was killed by u bomb
splinter In a llrltish air raid on
that city the night or June 18,
DNH, official German news agency,
announced today.
Weltzel was a high SS (black
shirt elite guards) official ill west
ern (iermnny.
Details Arranged for
Caravan to Diamond Lake
(Continued from page 1)
where extra precautions must be
taken.
The Tlnnsen Motor company
ing delegations ulso nro expecled
rrnm Medford. Ilend and Kugenn.
Members of the earn van mav re
turn as Ihev choose. A scheduled
return v. lll bo' made with police es
cort for those desiring to return
home by way of tho new road.
Others mnv prefer to camn at thn
lake over the week end, while some
doubtless wli- elect to make a loop
trip. . ,
Tho distance from Ttnsohure to
Diamond lake bv way of tho North
TTmnnua road Is 92 miles. From
Hoseburg to Diamond lako liv wnv
of the next nearest route is over
ine -liner-Trail cut-off and Union
ei-eek roads, a distance or H5 miles.
P.v wnv of Mndford the distance Is
204 miles and bv wnv of tho Sams
valley route, ISO miles.
Onu Stretch to Be Restricted. '
Although the North llmpnun
road will be officially opened to
limine travel frliluv. certain in.
slrlelloiiB will ho applied to the
iinnnisned uopelnnd creek seclion
until work in Hint
nleled. v. V. Ifarnham, forest sn-
iiervisor. said today. The Cope
land creek section of about three
mMes has onlv been rniltrhlv ri-a,l.
ed and not cut to full width. Con
siderable work remains to be done
In the way of widening iho mil.
eliminating n few sharp turns, dig'
... mimn niicnes and surfac
ing the roadbed.
However, tho road will be open
ed to travel dally after 4 p m at
which lime the CCC crows quit
work for tho day. nnd will remain
niinn until 8 n. in. The road will
he open all day on each Saturday
nnd Sunday for public use. The
restrictions nnnlied in ,.n ..i.
davs oilier than Saturday and Sun
day. Mr. llarpliam states, nre neces
sary In order lo Insure completion
of Ihe Job and to provide safety for
motorists. Much powder work re
mains In he done, together with a
"tent tient or heavy erot ling. V.r.
lot-Is will he made, however in
clear a passage way bo that Ihe
road may he used bv the nubile
outside ol work hours. Travelers
planning to use the route nn ,l v.
other than the two open dnya. he
miiira, minum arrange their sched
ules so that Ihey can be ready to
pass at Ihe time tlie road is nnon.
ed. Work will be In nroiriess from
8 n. m. to 4 p. m. Thus cars may
use the road at other hours and by
pronerlv arranging the schedule
will still he able to make tho li-ln
either way by daylight, if desired.
Average travelling time from Hose
burg to Copelantl creek Is about
two and one halt hours, nnd tmt
Diamond lake to the upper end of
me t,opeiantl creek canyon the driv
ing time is about one and one-halt
nours,
STOCKS
Compiled by The Associated Press
June 19:
30 15 15 (10
Ind'ls llll's Ill's SI'ks
Wednesday .. f.s.5 15.1 33.8 41.3
Prev. day 58.3 11.8 33.(1 41.1
Month ago .... 51.3 13.2 31.1 38.1
Year ugo (17.(1 18.1 37.5 47.0
1910 high 74.2 20.5 40.0 52.2
1910 low 52.3 13.11 30.9 37.0
BONDS
20 10 10 10
Hit's Ind'ls l!t's Fgn.
Wednesday .. 51.9 10.3 93.7 37.9
Prev. day 61.2 100.3 93.2 38.0
Month ago .... 49.0 99.2 90.0 37.7
Year ago 57.3 100.4 90.1 lil.8
1940 high 59.9 10.1.0 97.5 53.5
1940 low : 48.3 98.9 90.3 35.1
anmoore Hotel in Portland
Meets Public Demand
Because after several months'
study the management of the Dan.
moore hotel In Portlnnd has found
certain demands are made by tlie
people who visit Portland and aton
in hotels . . many of these demand
are now Being met at the Dan.
raoore . . fli-Bt reasonable rates,
room without bath single rate $1.50
instead of a dollar for the second
person in the room a charge of 60
cents is made . . Doom with bath'
12.00 Bingle, $2.50 double are the
minimum rates . . . second the Don.
moore hotel makes no chargo for
your car In their fireproof garage.
. .,lhe garage Is free . . third . . .
cheerful bright rooms, many ol
which have soft Monteray or Car.
mel colored furniture . . four; fam
ily or group rates . . a family of
four, two adults and two children
may have two connecting rooms
with bulb, for as low rato as $4.00
per day . , recently $10,000.00 was
spent on Improvements nt the Dan.
moore nnd now the manager, Ray
W. Clark, formerly In business in
Hoseburg, announced Hint the Dnn
mooro has the I1KST HOTR1,
ROOM VALUE In Portland and he
suggests that you try the Man
moore on your next trip . . he nlso
says that If you tire not pleased
with the rato and appointments of
the rooms nt tho Danmoore ho will
pay your taxi fare to another ho
tel . . The lintel Danmoore Is nt
I2lh and S. W. MorrlBon streets.
Allison's Residential
Beauty Shop
Permanent Waves
$1.50 and up
PHONE 384
446 N. Rose St.
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CHAPMAN'S AABH Art?
drugstore vwiiii-wrr
rell loo yards from the murine
uoii wings.
The three other crew member.
uninjured, were seized nnd taken
to ponce neadqtinrters.
The four-man crew of another
German raider shot down at son
was rescued by fishermen. T.
of the nazis were wounded
The raid, one of the mn.i e.ian.
sue mat r.nglaml has experienced
to date, enmo only a Tew hours af
ler Air Marshal Sir Philip Jatibert
nan wnrncn ine nal on n a hm,j.
east that it must be prepared for
moa inr attncK. lie echoed a warn
ing voiced yesterday in the house
Su ro'"':',on" b' Prim Minister
Churchill, who said that "ih. k..,.,
of England" was about to beRln.
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refreshment. Its taste satisfies
completely and a refreshed feel
ing follows that leaves you
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