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1 KCSEBPHS WEWS-REVIErt, ItoSfeBUES. OTCggRAYJUNE 28, 1940. THREE I Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER MISS JU ANITA OSBORN HONORED AT SHOWER Wll.nuil, Juno 28. Miss Junnlln Ofchorii was ennipiimented at a love ly shower parly when the Misses .lleon nuil Aim I.nllnul entertained Thursday afternoon ut the Wilbur school ntldltnrlutn. flaskets tit flowers were arranged about tho room, A lai'Kfl table wuk placed in the center of tho room with a bus hot of white roses, on which to I.lneo tho lovely Rifts presented by her friends. Mlss-Oshorn is to be come tho bride of Will Singleton, Juno 21. They aro leaving for a Flnrt trip to Nevada and will multe their home at Glide. liollclous refreshments were perved by the hostesses to tho fol lowing guests: Mrs. Roy Qulntnn, Mrs. (leorge Short, Mrs. Inez Bnr trani, Mrs. Marry Ilalrd, .Mrs. A. A. Tipton. Mrs. I). P. McKay, Mrs. 7. It. Kinsol, Mrs. Jess Hum Phrys. Mrs. W. W. Woody. Mrs. C. C. Osborn, Mrs. May Ileckley, Ar Ureeno, Virginia Smith, Mar garet lllakely, l,oulse Russell, IloriB Ilalrd, Ellen Peurson. Wilma La Itaut, Vernn l.ee Lallaut, Frances Btoul, Airs. C. P. Moore. Mrs. V. M. ijiHaut. Mrs. Harry Dawson. Mrs. Milt Miller. Mrs. Phillip Wassom. Margie Xickson. Arleen LaRaut. Altn I.nltaut, Prances Stout, Opal Junes. Mrs. Virgil Smith, Mrs. It. 'I', lllakelv, I.tlcllo Woody. Clenne Tlrown, Mrs. Ruth Sands. Mrs. Ray Hrown, Mrs. Jess Russell, Mrs. W. K. Russell. GLENDALE O.E.S. HOLDS MEETING GI.ENDALK, June 27 The Glen dale chapter. O.E.S.. held its last regular meeting beForo the sum mer vacation on Tuesday evening. During tho session tho delegates to Grand chapter. Worthy Matron Mnurlno Robinson nnd Past Wor thy Patron Hoy Robinson gave their rojtorts. A seven o'clock politick dinner preceded tho meeting, tho commit tee in charge being Mrs. C. J. Se nior Mrs. Herman Ayilelotte and Mrs. Ruby llngen. Guests for the dinner were Mrs. J. M. Keys, Mrs. Powell, past worthy matron of the Oakland. Oregon, chapter. Waller Kemp. Jim Stewart, Harold Mc- Kenwn anil A. li. Ilenninger. Tho Social club of the Eastern Star will hold a picnic at Tanner's grove on July 7 for liionibera and their families. JOLLY DOZEN CLUB IS ENTERTAINED OAKLAND, June 27. Mrs. IT. O. Worthen and Mrs. Roy Trultt were hostesses to the members nnd guests of the Jolly Dozen club at a delicious l::i( luncheon "Wed nesday at the hitter's home in Old Town. Ilrldgo was the game or the aft ernoon at whlcTTMrs. 1. Carlson won the club prize, Mrs. Herbert llogan guest prizo and Mrs. Loyal Slenrns and Mrs. Wendell Trultt extra prizes. Those present were: Mrs. I. Carlson, Mrs, Ab Grubbe, Mrs. Loyal Stearns, Mrs. Hugh Miller, Mrs. Arthur Elledge, Mrs. Wen dell Trultt. Mrs. Harold Peterson, Mrs. Herbert Hognn, Mrs. Buster C.nibbe, Mrs. Kenneth Copeland nnd the hostesses. Mrs. Roy Trultt ami .Mrs. H. O. Worthen. . MRS. IRVING HOSTESS TO LADIES AID SOCIETY WILBUR, Juno 28. Mrs. R. I Irving very .graciously entertained the Wilbur Ladles Aid at her home Wednesday nfternoon. June 19th. After tho business nnd devotlonnls. 'a social hour was spent. Music and visiting were enjoyed and n'dolic- ious lunch was served to tho fol lowing members: Mrs. Melvln Palmer. Mrs. Rosella Bridge. Mrs. Irene McMlkle, Mrs. Eva Kinsel. Mrs. Elizabeth Daw son, Mrs. Lois Irving, Mrs. Jess Humphreys and the hostess, Mrs. Elsie Irving. POTTAWATOMIE CAMP FIRE GROUP HOLDS MEETING Tho Pottawatomie Camp Fire group met Monday nt the home of Ethel Pretwell for a social. Games were played and later refreshments were served. Those present were Elnln Phoden. Cleo Noyer, Laura Oit, Ethel Van Voorst. Miss Flea, the guardian, and Ethel Fretwell, hostess. Next meeting will be postponed until further notice. ENCEAVOR SOCIETY HAS POTLUCK SUPPER MYRTLE CREEK, June 28. Thursday evening the 'Myrtle. Creek Christian Endeavor society senior department enjoyed 'a potluck sup per nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton Woods. Covers were placed for 111. Games nnd visiting were enjoyed during the social hours. DAKOTA CAMP FIRE GROUP TO HOLD MEETING Tho Dakota Camp Fire group has announced a .meeting for two o'clock Monday to be held at the home of the guardian. Mrs. Sliltiev liomenico. All members of the group are requested to be present. LILAC CIRCLE TO MEET ON MONDAY Lilac circle No. 49. Neighbors of. Woodcraft will meet In regular sea - Mon Mondav evening al 8 o'clock at the I.O.O.P. hall. All members are urged to be present. B.P.W.C. MEMBERS AND . GUESTS TO PICNIC SUNDAY AT IDLEYLD Members of the Roseburg Busi ness and Professional Women's rliih and their Invited guests will hold a delightful picnic Sunday at Idleyld park with Mrs. C. W. Sin nicer acting as chairman. Those attending are requested to lirlng their own table service anil meet at lies store at two o'clock. The picnic supper will be held nt six o'clock In the evening. Des sert and drinks may bo purchased at the Park store. EUGENE GIRL WINS S. P. QUEEN TITLE Miss Sara Godfrey, Soul-hern Pacific telephone operator in Eu gene, will represent the Port land' S. P. division, at the South ern Pacific days, June 20-110, nt the Golden Gate fair in San Francisco. There will be eleven divisions of he S. P. company represented by eleven - queens, one of which will be elected to act as Miss Southern Pacific during the two days. Miss Godfrey is well known In Rose burg. -having visited here two weeks ngo. ' LADY LIONS TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT Tho Lady Linus will meet nt n seven o clock no-hostess dinner Monday evening ut the Umpqua ho tel, with Mrs. Frank Long, presi dent, In charge and Mrs. S. C. Richmond and Mrs. R. B. Slpprell acting as Joint hostesses. All mom hers are cordially invited to lie present. V.F.W. AUXILIARY TO SPONSOR DANCE AT FACILITY THIS EVENING Patrick . W. Kelley auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars will sponsor a delight ml dancing pnrty tonight from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock at the Veterans Administration Fa cility. Members and friends are in vited and those desiring transpor tation are asked to be at the Hotel Grand by 7:1.1 o'clock. POETS CORNER AT CRATER LAKE Ry ALPKN HAKNKSS This poem, along with another poem, hua been published in bookmark form which lititi been copyrighted. A mountain, man, as dny' brjef Hpnn Of bright existence ended, Cown walls or stone, where pale stara shone, To hlH canoe descended; Then on that lake, where thoughts awake To highest power, he Elided; And peace and love came from above And in his heart abided. In sleep awhile on Wizard Isle Which gems majestic, water, He sensed the laws of perfect. Cause, Revealing that bis daughter Mad gained the light that knows no night , Nor darkness in .Truth's portal. Where Spirit gives the live she lives In worlds of the Immortal. As one in prayer he grew aware That deathless Liberation Forever more upon his shore Had broken limitation; Then in his dream he saw a gleam Of light out on the water, And in that place, with shining face, Toward him walked his daugh ter. Written April 10, 1340, Itose burg. Oregon. Jas. H. kanipe, Resident of Oakland, Passes On John Henry Kanipe, 8, died at Mercy hospital yesterday after a short illness. He was born in Mc Dowell county. N..C, Oct. 14. 1871, and came to this state at the age of 15 years with his parents, lo cating near Oakland He had con tinuously resided in the commun ity for 38 years. On Oct. 12, l!t03, he was married to M las Snroh Ramhrldge ut Oakland. His wife passed away several years ago. Mr. Kanipe Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Leah K. Howard. Klkhead, and Miss Mildred M. Kanipe, Oakland: also by two grandchildren. Services will bo heUl in the Community church, Oakland, Sunday nt 2 n, m.. Rev. Thos. Robinson, of Newberg, offi ciating. Interment will be In the 1. O. O. F. cemetery. Arrange ments are in care of Steams mor tuary, Oakland. C. C. Verrell, Former Roseburg Resident, Dies C. C. Verrell, 6fS, a former resi dent of Roseburg, died suddenly Thursday ut his home in Portland from a heart ailment. Horn In Min nesota. Sept. 29, 1873, he resided for several years in Douglas coun ty, prior to moving to Portland about 30 years ago. Surviving are a daughter and two sons, Mrs. Elsie Karusworth. Kugene, Arthur verrell. Myrtle Creek and Edwin Verrell, Rose burg. i The body has been broueht to this city by the Roseburg Under taking company, and graveside services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday at the Masonic cemetery. Uev. I'erry Smith officiating. Drawings for Women's Tennis Tournament Set Drawings for the women's singles tennis tournament, will be held Sunday at 11 a. m. on the Business and Professional Wo men's court, it was announced to day by Royd Bruton, manager. A large number of women already have registered. Four of the leading players, fav orites for the championship, will b seeded In separate brackets, Mr. Bruton reports, thus bringing the stronger players together in the finals. Any player desiring to parti- SIDE GLANCES C3PH. 14Q BY WEA SERVICE. WC. T. M. REG. U. li t-AT Off , , 1 Tvc liwinl Yin called slove litis an' been accused or mix in iu leather, but you're the first one to call Ym crepe suzcttes!" clpate In the tournament must re gister with Mr. Rruton prior to the drawings Sunday morning. Precious Stones Subject of Knudtson's Address Inside facts about diamonds and other precious stones were revealed to members of the Rnsebm-g Ro tary club at their regular meeting yesterday. Alvin Knudtson, local jeweler, gave a talk, illustrated with wall charts and .replicas of famous gems ,ou the subject of Kiones. He explained their origin and natural formation and describ ed the action of light passing through the various crystal shapes. The next regular meeting day falling upon a holiday, July fourth, it was decided to omit the club meeting for next week. DEVERS INFANT DIES Phillip Barton Devers, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Devers of Roseburg died in birth at Mercy hospital Thursday evening. Uurlal services were conducted by t he Roseburg Undertaking company at the Ma. sonic cemetery ut 2 p. m, to day, Rev. C. A. Kdwards omcJut ing. Elkton ELKTON, June- 28. Icel Clnrk. of Sutherlin, was looking after business matters in Elkton Tues day. Rill Smith and Haldene Smith of Kellogg have returned from San Francisco where they huve been visiting the home of their sister, Mrs. Bell Hershman. The boys re turned Saturday by train to Rose burg where they were met by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Miss Caroline Theil, of Yoncalla, Ms visiting Marybelle Peart at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Grubbe. A high school election was held at the Rchoolhouse Monday after noon to elect a director for a five year term. J. U. Rader of Kellogg was elected. Rev. G. A. Garbodln, who has been nastor of the Methodist i church at Elkton for some time was sent to Dillard at the Methodist conference held in Portland. Rev. Luiclen Jones will tnke Rev. Oar bod ill's place. MARKET REPORTS LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., June 2S. (AP) (V. S, Dept. Agr.) HO(iS: Two lots good-choice around iu 175 lb. butchers 15c higher than Thursday's low close at Sfi.00; odd bead 235-75 lb. heavies J4.50-5.00; few packing bows $4.25-50; late Thursday butchers closed 15c low er, spots 25c off. CATTLE: Calves, week-end trade slow, cleanup basis, burely steady at week's downrurn, quality plain; Htnall lot common grass steers $6.00; canner-cutter cowa quotable $3.50-4.25; odd common light hulls $5.50; practical quoted top vealers $M)0; select eligible to $9.50. SHEEP: No lambs on sale; scat tered head yenrlings and old we thers S3. 50-4. 75; late Thursday spring lambs closed 25c lower; sev eral sales good-choice $7.50. PRODUCE PORTLAND, Ore., June 2S. (API Butter, butterfat. cheese, evgs, country meats, live poultry, onions unchanged. NEW POTATOES Iocal $1.25 orange box. Potatoes, hay, woo!, mohair, cas cara, hops unchanged. WHEAT POKTLANM, June 2H. (AP) Open High Low Clone SepI 7.1 T3 73 73 XOTICE OP FIAI- WETTI.FMKXT Nntire In hcrebr fflvn thnt the undersigned, administratrix of the niat of Frnnk Cain, rtpceftd, haH filfd htr iVltinl Afoonnt an nurh administratrix in Ih Counly Lurt of the State of Or-K"n. for ijoi-b-Ins County, and the Hon. Mori Ik t'. ftowkr. jtiilfcf ot nat'l .nitiri. h-xn. hy ordr duly mailn nn nliM, flpd Mondav. Julv Fit li. l.ti-1. nt th hour of ten o'clock in thi for noon as the I lino, and th Oniniy Court ltoorn In tho Court 'oli.- In Hosfthurtf. Ori'ieon. as I lie nlace for hearing objections, .f any Uht be io niu j-nun Account ami trio ?d t lament tlic-roof. All liitrnons In to rent ed In said ostato urn hereby n on i ihu io niu in air o'j.ificiion any they have, lo mthl Final A count nt or i)foru tlm iimo ft for 1 1 ii it i mmriiiR', Da toil uml first ptilills'icl .lu 14, 11MU. TiKRBIR CAIN. Administratrix of th- i-JsIjiSh of w-.'iiik i';iin, j)fi'f?nx-o Ira It. ltl.1.1,.. Aliorm-y for Ktalft. ft I'M MONS In tlm Circuit Court of the State of iiM-Kori for Urn County of Ijouu- Oregon DnntlHt Stnto Convention. corporation, I'lulntiff, vs. Clmrlfs ii. I'owt'ii nnd Ainx-H M. I'owrll Ills wife, nnd Jutuen KuchIoii nnd CoHHtnncn t l"iifntnn, hts wife, recurd owner, Uffi-mlunts. To Chiirh'H II. Towel) anil Amuck M. Powell, his wifo, abovo n tuned defendants: In the name of the Stnto of Ore gon: You are hi'tljv rmru rptl appenr ami answer tho complaint flh-d against you in the nhovo en titled court nnd iiue on or before the exnii'iilioit of four weekH from tho ilate at tho flrt publication of nun ttummoiiK; ir you ran so to ni pour nml nnnwer, pliilntirf, for wiin i timioor will apply to tin tihove entitled court for tho relle prnyed fur In her complaint, to wit: J (l That tho plaintiff have and recover u JixIkiiiciiI ilg'tillisl (he lt feinlniitK. C'hurlcft )!. I'owell and Atrnes Al. I'oweil, III wire, am .tallies P. Fueuton nnd Conslanro t hiicHtoii. li t! w re. record owner. for the sum of $iron with Interest tneroon nt tho rate of 5 ner mi in from Juno L'x, 11C6, until paid, and the sum of attorney fees, uuii ror me coflts nnd dlNUtirne ments herein, uud that execution Ikhuo therefor. (2) That tho plaintiffs mortgage ne ifcrepti to no a nrsi, prior ana superior in or (train upon tne. tnnrtir a Ked promisci. and prior tn tho riKnc anu ciuim oc any ut too tie fendunts. CI) That plaintiffs mortgage, re corded on the Mil day of Heptetn her. 1 0:t5. I n Hook HO. Pa ce 1 Gfl MortrrnKo Records of IioukIum County, OrcR-on. lie foreclosed in tne manner prescribed oy law that thu mortKatred premiseN, wit: The Roulliwest Quarter (SV W ) of Sect Ion Twelvo (12) nnrl the North half of tho North bnlf (N1 i jt i m Min r oiineeu (Hi t ownfui ip i inriy (nu, niniin o: Itatige Klvo 5). West of the Will iiuietle Meridian, Uouglus County Oregon. he sold ns upon execution by th' hherlff of DoiiKlni County. Htnte or ore ten n. ami mat the nroci of said nalo he noplied: first, tn the costs nnd expensed nr such Tore closure and sale : second, to the costs and uisDursementM or tn plaintiff In this suit Incurred third, to tho amount allowed by the court to the plitlntfff ns nn at torney's fees; fourth, to tho Inter em due the; plaintiff upon the luortKnKO debt: fifth, tn the princi pal sum of the mortKago deht : sixth, that the overplus fir surplus. ir any mere no, no pnm m i in clerk of the court for further or' dcr herein. l Thnt the plaintiff have, mirh omer nnn runner rciier as tn tin court may seem just and eqult able. (f) Thnt the above nnmed do fendants anil ench and every one of them nnd nil net-sons claim Ink" ov. t n rou k u or tinner mm or nnv of them he forever debarred and foreclosed from nil riKht, tit le. In terest or estate In and to the mortKaKi'd premises and every part and parcel thereof. This summons Is published In order of the Honorable Carl H. Wtmhorly, Judge of the nhovo en titled court, made nnd entered on the l"lh day of June. 11U0. direct ing publication of this summons onco each week for four consecu tive weeks in the Hosehurtr News Hevlew, n newspaper published and of rtencrnl circulation In IjoukIuk County. Mretron. I in to of first publication: June 21. 140. rinte of Inst publication: July 19, 1'JIO. SIMS ft HIMH. Attorneys for I'lulntiff. P. C. Address: flan Henry IMIId Inir. I'mtlniid. Oregon. V j MEL-OMA1P J 1CK CREAM lfrWl Otmvm hm VrnlHi la GtM MmnfMlvrt bdmlnly Ktri ky Douglas Local News Here on Business Robert Shirt rllfr. of Til lor, spent u fow hoiim In town ytmionlity on bus in ohm. Here From Yoncalla William CuHtor, or Yowallu, wim a IhihI nosH . visitor in thin city yoatpr tiny. Mr. Rice in Town H. P. II loo, of Myrtle Creek, attended to nunl iiftBR hero Tor a few hours y enter- Hay. Mr. Smith Here h, 11. Smith, Yoncalla resident, fipant a few hours here yesterday attending to business. Attends to Business I. V. Booth, of Fortune Branch -In the southern part of Douglas county, spent yesterday, hero attending to business. Here on Business P. M. Kruts- ler, roadmitster for tho Southern Pacific company. Eugene, spent yesterday in this city attending lo business. Will Build New Home Mrs. T. 0. Barry, of West Korli, Is begin ning tho construction of n new noma in Rosoburg at the corner of North Kane und East Washing ton streets. Improvtno b e e Emerson, of West Fork, who has been very ill at Mercy hospital for the last sev eral weeks, is now reported io be improving In health and able to be in a wheel chair a part of the time, ' Moves to California Mrs. Pearl Chldi'Hter, who has been making her home In Roseburg with her daughter, Mlsa Dorcas Chides tor, nurse ttt the Veterans facility hos pital, lias left for Tulare, Calif., lo make her home. Will Leave Saturday Mrs. J. A. Buchanan plans to leave Saturday for her home In Astoria, following several months in this city visit ing her sister, Mra. J. A. Perry, and other relatives and friends. Mrs. Buchanan formerly made her homo here. Moves Bridge Gang C. E. TI11 ory and M. M. Ieo, Southern Pa cific company bridge foremen, moved their gang yesterday from this city to Black Rock, Oro. For the last month they havo been completing the large fill at the south end of Roseburg. Will Enjoy Trip Walter Paul, Jr., and Clair Colby, ot this city. Ie,t this morning for iilumond nnd Crater lultea over1 the new North Itinpmin highway. They plan to also visit the Oregon caves anil slop over at a logging camp iu southern Oregon, before returning to thos city. . . Reported Improvtno The condi tion of Mrs. Jane I.ulniun, Is re ported to he Improved. She re ceived u fractured skull Junon7 when she was run over hy some loose horses at the John Nachter farm at Melrose. Miss Rosemary Nlelson was hurt at the sume time, less seriously. Mrs. ljUtinan Is be InR cared for at the home of her brother, Ira Pierce, lu West Hose burg. Porl!andr Return Here Allor - ney and Mrs. William W Knight ,,, , ,,,,.,. w ,,,, 0 and Attorney and Mra. Client! Mmm-deaux, Krance. One hundred Carty of Portland, arrived here f fr(,pn f() lm crnw w((rn ,.. las night to spend n couple of days .,, u 4r (p(l , V18II1IIK iviuiiven uno n it.-iiiin, iui . M ...... Vnntinn lnlln- lowlne a two weeks' vucation In Snn Francisco, 'Uos Angeles nnd other southern California points. The Knights left their small son. Philip, here visiting his inuternnl grandpurents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatrield, while they took their vacation. The Mccartys are guests of Attorney Knight's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Knight, during their stay In this city. Spend Thursday Here M I s s Agnes Johnson, of Kenton, and her sister, Mrs. Arthur Slirre and daughter, Loreen. of Ralem, spent Thursday in Roseburg visiting rrlcnds and shopping. Another sister. Miss Vernu Johnson, or Ileston, has been spending tho last several days here attending to business nnd visiting friends. Mrs. Slirfe and daughter ore vis iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnson at itcston. They were accompanied there last weekend by Mr. Slirre. who returned to Ills work iu Salem the rirst or the week. Also visiting at the John son home over the week-end wns Miss Orace Yoakley. teacher In the Sellwood school at Portland, and Homer Johnson, ot Portland, son or Mr. nnd Mrs. A. W. John son, who lert the first of the week for Coqullle nnd other Coos hay points lo attend to business, be fore returning to Portlnnd. ' County Creamery Palntina House Tho homo of Mr. and Mis. Louis Fullertnn on East Third street is being repaint ed this week. Group to Meet Tonight Tho Ah- Neah'Nika ('amp Firn group will meet. tonight at 7 o'clock ut 1114 West First atreot. Back From Trip i-.Mr. .and Mrs. C. B. Cnlklim have returned to their home, following u vacation trip to various points in Washing ton, Son Is Born Word has been, re ceived here of the birth of a son tn Mr. and Mrs. Duane Fulpa in Salem. Mrs. Fulps will bo remem bered hero us Miss Helen Schorl). daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sebern. or RoKHburg. 1 Vlsitlno at Qulne Home Mrs. Henry Wallace Amason, Jr.. of Sitkum, is spending a week here visitiiiK her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Qulne. Her liushaiKl, la. Amason. of the Sllkum CCC camp, will Join her here for I he week-end. Gypsies Held Here Often Arrested Flvo Oynslea nluiiged with tlmft of npproxiinuteiy 45 trout nn ugod HiiHton couple recently still lire In custiulv hero nwiiltiiiK nr- iniKiinient In the circuit court. K forts lo secure arraignment!! lmvo not lieen HUccenHful nnd the four women mm one mun aro Rtlll held In lieu of hall of $2.:.IH eneh. Deputy Rherltr Clifr Thornton Minted today that the Hlnto police hureau ut Identification reported i I tint one ot the women, nrreated here under tho nnino or ttoaitn Cnlacotch. has a record of nine ar rests In west Virginia, row Jer sey. Pennsylvania, Kansas, Cali fornia and Oreiion. nnd has served a two-year sentence In West Vir ginia for grand larceny. Another of the two women, Ruslia Miller, according to tiho re port from tho identification bur eau. Thornton states, Bnows tnai she has had soven arrest in Call forn In. Wisconsin. Michigan, in dlana nnd Oregon, hut has had onlv one conviction, receiving n !in kday suspended sentence at "nK- lancl, ill I r. Misleading Report on Measles Is Corrected A recent renort from the state Silan Biied from the otrico in tho nbsenco "V ' ,lviyrcrorlllylng the city or Ir. A. N. Johnson, county health ; '."el The exlgen orricer, stating thnt the reason ,.t.B of modern warrant. Now there the high total shown In tho stnto a.( tl,n yl1)t ,-.Ick caverns, capable report was duo to n cunmlnllvo! f UMng ,.,. r j.noo to ljioo el count, vlllunsi Kood supplies tor nearly n The report, It wns said. Included an ot inn enses irom one section ; imlof , ; CT-irnof enves,- piua mil or the county oven- u period or sov-j nIIM 0( aallons or waler. Similar oral inelilbs. rnlhnr than ror the i nrovlsliins havo been made tov W- week ending June 22 for which the report wns issued. "Tho lienllh office feels that some explanation of tills extremoly high Incidence of menslos Is duo the public," the statement said, adding, "there havo been only oc cnsionul scattered cases reported for several weeks past." Canadian Destroyer Sunk Off France; 45 Men Lost OTTAWA, Ont Juno 28. (AP) Prime Minister King announced In the commons today Mint the loalinum- L',nun, nr lln ,-tvl if,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,- ,. nk It wan Camilla's rirst naval loss or the' war. fanudn has flvo other destroy ers. BOTTLED IK SOKE III f OVIBMMIMT lUPtRTIli:! Straight Eourloa . Whiskey CINTUKY DUTILLIHO CA M .'ill $225 li I $112 ' QUflHr If 1 PINT II r H Siege Looms For Rock of Gibraltar Spain Probably Will Provld Avenue of Attack by Foes of Great Britain. Ily JACK STINNETT WASHINGTON. Ill Washington. lie eyeB of army and navy war ulhlizers aro turned to "Tho llocu." Will another old saw "as strong as tho It'H-k of (llhraltar"have to ho torn out of the copybooks he- i-iiusu the present rcuropenu con lllet has upset all tho traditions of warfare? To speculate on any possibili ties In this war Is to stick -your neck nut, but uteres little need tor guessing that (itbrullar will be uttueked. A. Hitler already has announced his Intention to givo tho Hock to Spain. If ho means it it s certainly an Indication ot his eon lldencn In the Franco government, because with Cent a aerosB tho way, that would give Spain nhsoluto con trol of the old "Pillars of Hercules," beyond which tho ancient UreoKH und ltomaus dared not go, anil through which no one since has thought to pass without dipping flags to the powers that Controlled them. Howover, the world Is llnblo to see a battle for a rock-ribbed pin point or land thnt nnvor hus been iliiiillc.ncd In the wars of history. This Isn't my conclusion. It be longs to tho army and navy de partments and Is based on known rncta us well ns tho Inside Informa tion that drifts through tho chan nels nr ilhilnninev. Tho reasoning Is this: Now that the nails have subdued Franco, us a cinch the Spanish will give them free pnssage across Spain to nttack Olbrnllur. witn mat easy uvnnuu, and tho privllego of establishing air buses within a few minutes of the Hock. Gibraltar would have lo withstand a siege tho like of which It never hns seen In all Its 2,000 years of war-lorn history. Olbrultar is a rocky silver of land, 21 miles long nnd trom one-fourth to three-fourths or a mile wide. It juts lnln the Mediterranean just east or tho tip of Spain. It rises lo 1.400 feet or so nt Its highest point nnd there aro unscalable heigliths of 20(1 feel or more, from deep ocean or sandy plain, k lleforo the war, about 2ri,n00 peo ple lived lu (ho city proper, located I along u narrow beach on mo west ern shore of one nt tho grout nur bora of (ho wor d. 'I hose . peoi e V(Mll. on ,.1( these bomb- uno suldiers who would man the guns l I lie galleries of "tho Upper HOCK.'' STARTS That only a ; J heart-doctor ff&J& could cure! J GoonJogK SiCk PLUS SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION ' .. JOE ARTURO LOUIS GODOY Fioht Pictures TODAY AND SATURDAY James Cagney Anne Sheridan Pat O'Brien TORRID ZONE ADDED "ACADEMY AWARDS" Olbrnltarlans are saying now thnt. if necessary, they can -tupll- cate the ultimate success ot that great siege In 1779, when, with only occasional relief, they withstood hlockada and frequent attack, ror almost lour yeara. Time will tell. But strangest thing of nil In this little Investi gation was tho discovery that ror yours there have been two schools ot thought In Knglaud -and one Is certain that Unglnnd should uhnn dnn the Mediterranean. That "life line talk" Is Just conversation, they say. Online around tho Cape may bo a little longer, but It's n ronlo (hat no nation lu the world could threaten. For nearly three months, this school or thought has been mining llrltlsh -shipping lo India : and the Orient. Today and Saturday PLUS jr$ RENFREW OF THE MOUNTEO. m myisiiepw" COMING SUNDAY "Castle on the Hudson" and La Conga Nights Shows 2-3:30-7-9 P. M. 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