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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1945.
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Detroit Now Atop
American League
Irooklyn Dodgers Rtgain Lead
In National; Beth St. Louis
T tarns Caust Shakt-Ups.
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
with
Major Hoopla
uhere's
VOUR
VlTAMiM
BEE,
Indians, Elks Win
Softball Games
Ily Jt'IWON HAILF.Y
(AftHGC fated PlHHK Spoils Wlilei )
The Iictrolt Tigers ascended io
the. pinnacle of the Aii.erlci,n
league, yesterday Tor the Mr it lime
this year, and Hip llrooklyu lione
!. regained the Xallmal league
ton rung for the nevn.Mli I line
Tilt! two St. Louis club took
chair.e (if yeHterdiiy re rinilhii.
I:, the afternoon (hi Ilrmvim tame I
the Cleveland Indians R 'I ii!iI at
Iho Carliunls ciii'lie 1 the
im hniatf Kerli, 1-n
The Browns, who a few ilnyH ago
bumped the Koston Ked Sox mil of
the American league, lead, seemed
10 get a Ibt of pleasure adminlstei
I'u the same meili'M ii- to I hi1 In
d..' is. All SI. Leiiii' .ins cam.' on
Ik iiiMB and Pllc'ier Vernon Ken
lidv himself dpi'id 'I '.he gaii:--
:U ii two inn hom inn In
lMi;')t inning, his n-T.'iivJ of 'J-t
M flhOJI.
Tigers Win on Luck.
Detroit, which luid muffed op
portunities to take over the lead on
other occasions, booted thin chance
around for two hours find 37 inin-
11 lew, hut fhifilly noKPd out Die
Chlcair.i Whttp Sox .-!. The
Tigers were outhlt Mi ll and made
three errors lo iwn.
The Cardinals' shutout or Hie
lleds waa llin handiwork or Mc
(iee, who kept seven hiiH m utter
ed and Imtlori In two or his team's 1
num. the Cards nicked Mcirlnger
Tor 13 nils.
The Dodgers were ready and
eager to resume Hip lend, plaster
ing a I I shellacking on I hi hap
less Phlldes hphliid the three litl
pltchim; of Carletoii,
t The N'ew York (Hants, who are
close eiiouuh lo faku control in
the Henlor rlmilt (r their rivals
ratter, lost ground an I lie MohIoii innhain'H
Hvvh Imnuud out a U ? 1 1 liimpli. linunirk'K
Two Hurler Come Back. IllulH IndiaiiK ..
It wan a day lor (dtehlnu nuiie- ,0',kl,lll,l
1iack. ilill l,eo, Hip Uiu iin or KIKs rl,,h
the Culm, kIiiii out Hip H I nhiir kIi s"""'r"11
I'IraleH I00 nn rivi htiH (National (inard
, . j Hnnruek'tt
in iii'iM-u i mil ) ill iiiii .Allif-1. I I.' i.l. I I.
II.. inmiml ill WnliliiElM il Veran Onkliui.l.
the. Nnu- Vork Viiiiki-PH lo a .j ,"y '' 1 1 111)1 ( II
iIimInIoii over Ilic Hi'imlorK who IllillmiB ilcri'iili'il 1 1 a- Nn
Miiiili. flvi- iinnrii Ihn miiiip iih nn fl " I" rirat
Mnliihiy. .loi- IH.MiiKitli, iiKiiiitilfMl '.,r ""' ,w" ""r,llll biiiiii'h plnyi'il
fill' roill- or New Vmli'8 II hlln l1""1 "M" 111 "-U. In die
Olthlli HlrlkiiiK Hist,,, ,-,. , ,1 '" s""'-""' " "' I
ii'iid In i h- Jim It ,r loop, illvlilcij a "" 1 mimrm unci liu.iril-
(llllllll' iK-llilCT U M ll (. I'llllmll'l. 'olll'Cti-ll WVI'll llltK, ) Ik,.
Iililn Alhli'llis. HiMlHKor Iwiit llli'in ,'m"" ''' (IiiiiiiIh uioli'
111 llii. rlrm gmn,' i hul pi "f ii'iki- hi ihii-. Morcuu
iiml Croiiln lili lioini'i'x In Hi,. n1Bh.lw"" ln ksihh- In llio
P mill Motion liluiniilii'il n.a i lllnll,K ,vll(" tlin his lial
morlni; rlclil rinm In Hit. riixl iuo '!',1 " ,'" "' "Vl'r wl"" '"
IIIIIIIIKn. i iMWll.
i ninpiii'll, illrlilllir or lh,. In
illinu. slunk inn four (liinnls-
lilcll. while Poet. Mil- xolcllrr pluli-
r. nun iiiri, Hli'tlccOHts lo Ids
rrilll. llnyi'S look Ion li.HiiiiL-
honors I'm- th liiinnlsiiMMi. kciiIiik
oni. Tor Hvo, mill Din I nml (looil
mini li'il I lii' I ucl lit nn lili iuo lor
IVI.I1" ;
01.1! . u.v vlrlui' of lis
null ""''Khloil win ovor Siilhcrlln niov
I'll llllo ii III' Tor loillth phli'i'.
.MA ,-"'un lii'hl Sulhi'illii I, i,n,
.171 " 'loiililo hy lliirvi.y. nhilo 1,1s
,;Ifi mull's pounth'il Koiiir,'. n,M ,,,r.
I Ill, lor 1 1 hiilolli's.
."Ml IIoIm'iImii, anil Sli'M'iison hil
lllli' hit I Intt HI l;ik lor I lie !:ik
W-HrVR' T GUESS VOU'RE Cl&HT AT THAT MA.TOB -TMnse
SUN 8ATHS CERTAINUV DO PEP A MAM UP IN A HUftRY jf -s
THE OAV VOL) SPRAINED VOUR ARfv REACWIM& POR
THE FIRST BEER AT THE OWLS PICNIC.' yr-T J V V?
i i, P I THAT BUMBLEBEE IS SOME in Z".rv
jT. o i UDlCMM MAM Cn LJIM a nCMI
-fO t "3 " K-Cl I UI-INV IVVUUIN IHIIMCCK. KC.
SHOOTIM" A SQUIRREL RIFLE
" :',"fll I W BY HI4 SIIIVICI mC LH IK ft f ff
SOFTBALL LEAGUE
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two i-rrors nml u rii'lili-ra I'liolip
pi'rinlllfil t In- oni; run whirh riih
licil (.'ri'HHoi, of a tshtiloilt.
Kiori'.i: II. II. I-:.
Indians r, 7 :
Natloniil Cinril 'I 7 5
j Oimphi'il and Norton; I'oi-t and
.l.-imi's.
Mlks Cluli II
Sulhi'illii 1
('ri-ason and IIIII. Ivrry
Iri-i'. Maldln anil Norton,
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II) (ho AsSOi'lllli'd .,'SS
American League
W I.
I'i'iriili m
I'lnvi'liinil ij 27
llimtou ;i7
Now Vork .'i --t
St. l.nuia :ci ;7
ChlrliKo 2s :
Plillaili'lphia ;!,
Washlnmou 27 III
National League
W I.
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t'lllrilinilll I -r
Ni'w ork
1'hii-uuo
Kl. lamlr
rillidiurl,
Itostoli
rhiladi'lpliiii .
Pacific Const Leanue
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Sialtlo Ml :l
Summer Program at
Baptist Church Planned
A vi'ty iiilcri'stiuK iini full pro
Kniiii Ik iilmiui'il Tor Ihn sum, nor ul
tho KIlHt Jllipllst rhurrll of Uosiv
liui'K. it whs miiiouuri'il loilny.
AinoitK Iho wpi'i'ial li'iiturt's to i,i'
pri'si'itlfd will I,, u Hi'rmon Sun
day, July 21. hy I he Itoy. .1. Willi
niiiili llroiiithi'i. .It., pastor of tho
I'lisi liapnsl i liurill of tlli'llilali'.
I 1, 1 1, . I,r. ,'OIIL' lor u mirn :i
lui'i'tliiK of lui'li on Kriilny cvfuiui;.
.Inly 2ll. at liii h lllili' ho will tlv
his popular li'ituri-. "I'lny Hall." Hi'
also will pri'at'h ul hold hi'ivIh-h
Siiiniiiy. July 2''. am: will ftiw a
pilhlii' li'rttiro .Monday, July 2!l, on
" III Himora and tin- I'lilliisophy
or flood Humor."
Slilpuiuto lloh and a pari or his
rri'W of thr "(lood Ship llraro" will
vlall IIOHi'hiliK I'Vlday ori'liliiK,
Ann. 2. iiml uill hold sorvh oH al
Iho llaplisl rhurrll.
In loiiiR'rtlou will tin' midwi'i'k
fi-rvlcp al tin- loral iliuri h lo
nlKht, Pastor II. I'. Sroiu-u n-ports
thi'ri' will In- a hili'f liuslni'ss inoi't-Iuk.
Willkie Names 12
Campaign Heads
MOW YOliK. .Inly 2. (AP)
ltp)Hiljlican I'renldentiul Nomiure
Wendell Willkip named a 12-mcin-hfi'
ejimpiilttn advisory eomniltlcp
today hcadcfl hy flovprnor Harold
Klassen or Minnesota.
Me said the committee would
luiieHoii throuuhout his campalmi
ifKanllpsH of what the final com
iwiflhloii or hia caiiiintiKii pernon
nel ami strategy tniRht he.
Willkie invltpd thewo party h-ad-pi-h
and those itiKlruiuenlal in his
nomination lo serve as his jnliw i
I advisorn:
lleiirpspulathe .loseph W. Mar
tin of MnHpaehusetlH, minority
leader of the house; (Inv. Kay
motid Malduin of Coiinertliut; I'a
vid S. ItiKalls, Clpveland. Ohio.
lawyer; lteiri'senlative Charles
ol Indiana : (Jovenior
Halph Carr of Colorado; Ituih
llaiina .Mi t orinick Slmmn of New
Mexiro. iii-manuser of Iiistrlel At
torney TliomaH K, I aweys enm
tmin for the reimldlcan nomina
tion: I'anl Krusf. rhalrman of tho
TemieHHoe deleeatton lo the Phlla
dolphin convention; Oren Uuot,
Jr.. New York atlonipy and early
worker in the WlllUte ramiiiiiKii ;
irn. Ctilh lie oune Koehler- of
isroiiHin; lllliim IHtter. rhair
man or Hip ropuhllrau Iiouxp or
reprpspntatlves eainpiiln coin mil
tic; Sena ten- John Townsend of
(felawate. chairman of the M'tm-
tnrlal cam pa fun commit tee.
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each pnmuUnt; not ihre
Will Visit in Ashland Mih. K.
Itlckli and son. Jack, of this
city, are leaviiiK in the morniiiK
or Ashland lo spend a couple of
lays vislliiiK Hie- former' liniHier-
Hi law uud sisler. Mr. und Mrs.
hltn or Ocin i'o K ninier
Clinton (Joldeti. regional chief rf
he steel workers organizing coih-
millee.
liallntadA. Johnston. locou'O-
H. h eiiKiiipers; Churle.i J. Mc-
(lowau. Iirtilermakers i-.'i in erti-
lent: A. K. I.von. siK iialmait, and
S J. Mocan. pi evident or Ihe mar
i'tf -ettineers henetlcUil association.
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Sail Dieito
Siicriinteuto .
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Marshfield Juniors
Defeat Medford, 6 to 4
111 Hie Hist of tin series ol gillie
for the district l.i-i:Pni Junior leise
ImiII championship. Mai nhtleld
Sunday dcieatcd Mrdlord. to I.
in a ciiltie plat ed at Mailitep.
't he Coos tn leaui ill co tn Mi-d
lord .Inly I lor a donhleheadet .
The loin:liis i niiitv Juniors will
play lliii'iv uunieii Willi cu h ot (he
other t H mill end inir te;un-. and
the IPIe will '!o to the leiiiu llUMtir
the hl::h'Ht pei i cut tme, fu Ihe :er
ivi.
New Enlistment Class
In Naval Reserve Opened
A new i hiss of ptiht-d men in
the naval reserve has lieeii estuli
llshetl lor Hie proem citielil of pros
pector ( otididiites tor appntul mi-lit
;h mhhhlpmaii In Ihe I . S uimtl
leserie. Ii was iiiiinHiniet in won!
received today from Hip navy re
i rnilhic station in I'oiiland
Aci-eptlitde lamlldateH will
eulistril iim appienttri' seainen til
i siicclal cl;i and thcrcaltcr will
he phited on ucthe duty and tuoi---ferrcd
to n naval shti for tiumini:
Cpoti i omplctlou of the cru)f.e,
those t andldatcs i e omutciidei) ttv
Hie rOinillHudtuir ollicer of tin
crufsltm ship will he issued ap
poiuluientH as midshipmen In the
iiaal tes tve.
SHtlsfHctOiy COIUpltlloil td the
three months" course of Institution
uill .iinllfy the inidshipmeti h.r
commission as an ensipn in Hie re
serxe. I hereHlter. iti time or peace,
hly ltvPh and liromotiou In Hh
reserp mil depend on tits hi tin-tic.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Douglas National Bank
Established 1883
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Al fho Close of Business, June 29, 1740
riEsounccs
Loans and Discounts $ 6 ir,9r8. 1!)
United States Securities . . 515.081 89
Other Bonds and Warrants 151,011. 61
Federal Reserve Bank Stock 4,800 no
Hanking Premises . 66.247.50
Other Meal Estate 45. 3.15. 0J
Cash and Due from Banks 714.137.06
$2.148.51 1.01
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Surplus
Reserves
Undivided Profits
Deposits
$ 100.00000
60.000 00
1S.000 00
1'i568 9l
1.958.912.70
$2,148,511.61
II was inoir Ihan fill) m vr ii ; :: 1. 1,.. 1 1. i.., n,,nK ,,, rlt,n ,,lp
P"" '"' 'iiJlni .is on April I. tvs;;. and fiivt luonclit l..ikini; fin lllil.-n to lh,.
I'.uh ii.'lih r.i ol III I ip,ii;i V .dl.'j.
I'iou, Iho .,. pto, , da) j lo iho , ., ,,1. ll;:, , R,. .., ,, ,,., ,
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Member Federal Oepos.l lnu,ance Corporation
United States Depositary
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Baer Victor Over
Galento in Seventh
Overweight Tony, Exhausted by
Slugfest face, Farced
to Yield Decision.
was t-hnklns and hloulnn froih
Tony said hi- had broken his l(.ft
hauil in the second round. T,iat,
on thn Afsociateil Pi-phs si-ore card,
was the only round Galrnin won.
The otlipr six belonged to Ilaer.
A crowil of 22.711 paid $!,,x,nn
lo walrh the two velernns slue and
butt ouch other mid grimace like
a couple, ol wrestlers.
Hy GAYI.K TAI.HDT
JKIISKV CITY, July II. (API
Two tired, fat old fiKlitlnK men
slimmed each other Into u slate ol
utlcr . exlrl slion out on the Jer
sey uuii'Shes lust nlithi. and finally
one of them, Tony Uulento, was un-
aine lo no on any longer.
.The fat tavern keeper was sit
ting on his atool, hlouhiR blood
like a harpooned whale, when the
hell . raiiK to start the clj,'l,lh
rouuil, Ifis handlers wouldn't let
hlui go out. so .the. referee raised
Mux Ui.rtr's hand. II went Into the
hooks hs. -a technical knockout In I
the I'lglitU.
The rlsfli t-' nnrl it was a hard :
one while it Insled proved only
that there Isn't a heavyweight in,
the world worthy of i hulleiiKlng I
ma i.ouis tor me championship.
Haei-. exuberant ill his ilresslei;
room aflerwnrd, was shouting h(s
defiance of Louis und demaudlpg
anolher shot at the big negro Ii
whom he once surrendered while j
on his knees. Hut .Mux is about
six years too lale. It he is smart,!
he will challenge l.ouls from ihul
houseto,s now, but not get into I
Ihe Hug wilh him.
Max Lacks Old Fire.
.Max fought about us bralnv a,
light last night as one would hope
lo see. He took Ills time, dodged
(lalenlo'a mighty lunges, nml stead
ily punched the lat man Into a
slate bordering on helplessness.
Hut, even so. he did not look like
a fighter lo fail) the Louis lh ler-
hulls. Hi; looked old ill the nice,
nml'wllhout lire.
Tony, who had been a solid
ravorlle. found the hundii-up ofl
-'llj pounds of rm uud a barroom
cut on his chin loo much.
The surplus pounds slowed him
to where he was awkward in Ihe
cllni'bes und a sucker for User's
sharp blasts. The cut. administer
ed originally by a beer glass peg
ged by his hrolher. opened up'
in, in, I hy round until finally he1
Oakland, Seattle
Win Ball Games
Ily the Associated Press
Oakland rami, who still have
raPh Hint the rejuvenated Oaks
can overtake nie Seattle CoaHt
IraiiUp pennant defenders, were
Id In nt today over a letith-lnuine.
ti to 5. victory over San Francisco.
Only iwo Hollywood pluvers ot
their hum in front of Lee Stlne's
thiowa uh I.oh AiiKuIes stopped the
Stars 5 to J.
Outfielder Mandish cracked oul
a homer in the eighth to spoil
Stinp's chancre of making his lltl;
win a shut-out. C'issell. liollvwood
second hascmnu. ot two uiimles.
The Anqel:-' "iiippers" Collins set
olf the Anael scoring in the sixth
with his 1 1 lh homer of the season.
A free-hit tins same ut San Oiejeu
savo Sacranieulu an S to :i win and
hoosted the Sacs back Into the
Hist division iron, which they
pluinniPled iwo veciis ayo. They
leplacul Hollywood in fourth posi
tion. Portland tishiPiied its hold on
the cellar wMli a 7 to n hiss to Hie!
leaue-leadinii itainlprs al Seattle.
The Heavers taKed aloiiK one
run hehind for six inninri. and
rour times pot two men on base.
Willi mi tail in ur remilarity they hit
into double plays, donating a shut
out to llarrctt. lor his llih victory.
In ihe seventh the Portlandeis
nave no (our runs on Second llase
man Niemiec's iiiple, three shinies,
a walk and a wild pitch.
Woman 5th Columnist
Gets 10 Years in Prison
olds to call til the city hall In Sulli
erliti next Tuesday for examinations.
LONDON, July 2 t A 1 31 Is. j
Mario Louisa Augusta Ingrain, (ier-
man-born wife of a royal air force j
seiKeaut. was convicted inday of j
conspiriiiK to break defense regula
tions. She was sentenced to 10 years In
prison.
William Swift, accused with her
of trying to obtain arms to protect
enemy invaders, was sentenced to
11 years imprisonment. Archibald
Watts was acquitted.
.Mrs. Ingram, who was quoted by
police as having said that Adolf
Hitler would make Sir Oswald Mo
ley. imprisoned leader of Uritish
fascists, the boss of l.titaln, was
acmiitted of an additional charge
oT having plotted to obtain blue
prints of a lirttisli tank.
She and Switt. leaders in the
fascist union, were accused of "en
deavoring to cause dlaut I eel ion"
among Uritish soldiers.
Driver Examiner Dates
Special Sutheriin Stop
A special stop will be made at
Sutheriin. from In a. tn. to It p. in. j
Tuesday. July !, by examiners
from Hie slate motor vehicle de-
part men t. il was announced to- i
day. Ward McUeyuolds. examiner
tor the southern Oregon district,
who visit Rosehurg on Tuesday
of each week, stated today that ar- j
lanpements have been made to
conduct examinations next week, at
Sutheriin as well as at Itoscburg. 1
Persons in (hat area desiring per-!
mils or liccses lo drive automo
biles are invited by Mr. Meltevu-
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Metal Work
Sheet Metal Work
Tailored to the Job
627 N. Jackson St. Phone 320
PHONE 21
TAXI
PHONE 21
Motorists!
Have Your Car
BEAR Safety
Tested Today!
FREE CHECK-UP
STEPHENS
AUTO CO.
323 No. Main St.
Leaves for Fort Stevens I'rlvalo
William ... Illilli White, of Ihe I.'.!
A. company ut Fort Stevens, Ore.,
left Hoseburg Sunday lor his sta
tion, following a trip here lo ut-
lend the wedding Saturday of his
sister. Mildred 11. White, to Her
bert O. MrOlinsev. '
FOURTH OF JULY
DANCE
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
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