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Newspaper Page TextIf TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON.-THURSDAY; JULY H, 1940. ' i Cuts Estimated in Corn, Wheat Crops WASHINGTON. July J .-- ( Al') Tim hkiIi nihil I? ilfai'Hin.'ii( to flay tsij(Ti;iiid ihu 1 'J 4 cnrn crop nl 2. 1 !-'i.!!t V"( biihliolH ami total whi-al iimduiiifni nt ttsfi-n.wiu IhibIu'Ih. on tlm mnin of July 1 ctoji coinliiioiiH. .Corn product ion whs I 37. 000 iij!ifl4 IhsI year hii1 In the In yearn, IHliltas, iivi?nini; 0MJ biitflielK. The country's wheat crop totaled 751.H7 1 ,'hio bushels hint yi-iir tun I iivi'iutco" "iVi.tiMi.ooo UuhIicIh Uur injK Ihe years. Winter wheat production wuh put nt rj:t.9U0.utm bushels, compaii'il will) 4MK,b&M0N bushels estimated n iiionlli ao ftiilf.Kil.dDii hnhcls produced hint yum and fi7l,ufi7,iMi bushels, the teii-year average. , Today's first esliiii.ile ol spring wheat wuh m.OifH.ifHO bushels, i'ro iliicilou wuh Jlil.fiiti.uno himhelH liisi year and the lo-yeur averaKu was ls;t.tiI!l.UUU hlishels. I)i(ruiii wheat, included in sprhiK wht'Ut, wan lorecuMi to yield :tt. Ii.Vl.uuit IniHhetM, compared Willi 34, Jltin.onO bushels last year, and a ton-year average of ii9,tJl!J,Mim bushels. Indicated prodin lion of oilier iinpoi hint ciopK, bused on their .Inly 1 condition, wan estimate! an follows: With comparai Ive . Humes for hist year and the ' liS-ten y:ur average). Sugar beets Ih.iUH.I'Oh tons. ;;fcamsi 1).773.ihhi uud 8,1:I7.hoh. MopH :;!l.KiiH.iM'( piiinds. against 2,il.tyi,onij and 31,:ihi.uijii. I'eaelies f2A:ui,uw h ii f h e I s HKittiinl liu.822.mat and 1.2,72.1.0011. ('ears' 31, 24.,DOO hilHhelK. against il,.i.7iH) and a(i,333,iMMi. Around the County Azalea A.AIJ:A. July 10 ll. I.. Johns anil I.. 8. Johns wr (irautu I 'nun bun. nuns callt'tri one day hit I week. Air. uud Ah. (ieoigo Clatiio und childieii. Junior and Crelu Jean, from iteiiiote. visited here Salurduy w It Ii M iM. "Initio's brut hei in law anil Bister. Mr. and Mix- T. C. Johns. Junior remained lieru lor u two weeks itfil. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Jiintzei Veiled here over I tie w eek end ulili his parents, Air. ami Mrs John Janlzi-r. They were en roiiu to tJietr home in I'lospecl utter Kjmnding neiiHl duys at vui ioun dIHHt pointH. Miss iMarJorfii Smith returned to Camus Valley Sunday alter spend -IliK Hie weekend here villi her pa THIS MILK IS CRMMCO COOKING Orpyon's . . m "Horden's," of course. Fly to your m store and buy today, please, V if it's T3ordtri6- its got to be gooijX t . ( JmJ. iMiAi fcURr indtistty to OieRon. and jtjrfK Uc a iwssihthties of expansion. lor 11 K'ei,fr Oregon ,11 Ku,nanter the injin- , Guaranteed ior Cnmng lflump o( the Mnw crarTr" PINE 1 " GRANULATED f SUGAR i. B TH VU.MHMrT Wi rents, Mr. and .Mih. Pete Smith. Mr. and Mih. lloh Head were In Cnouiile Saturday on business. Mrs. lOslher Thorpe and d align ter. Cay, and Mrs. Jim I'IcLett re turned lo their home here Sunday evening after spending several days al loriilie visiting Airs. Pick eti'K nun in law ami daughter. Mr and Mih. ii. It. Huriot. Mih. William Janter und hoii Illllie were in Med lord Monday on hiiKincKH. Also liiliie hud dental work done while I hero. Kreil Southwick of the I)oiiIk Con n(y Kiru Purliol HKHoclatioii from KoHehurK wan a ImihIiichh call er in UjIh vicinity Monday. T. C. JoIiiih and CheHler (Mntln made a buHincHH trip to (Jiaiilw 1'uhs Monday. Mr. and Mih. Hale KaHicfl and Mih. Spore, from Klamath FuIIk. viHlted here Sunday with Jim liooth and Mih. Ivy Huckutl, Sutheriln SI'lllKltl.iw July in mi. and Mih. K. T. HollliiKHWoiih of f.ont IIIIIh. t'alil.. were recent vIkIIoI'h al the homo or Mr. and Mik. ii. W. Milam. Lyle Smith made a liiiflucHtt trip to the coast Salurduy. Fletcher Saucermuii of I'ottl.iud viHited hero for a few tnyn liot uitek with Mi. und Mih. John Sau ccrmui). Mrs. (Veil Can uccomiiunied Mih. I.loyrl St earn a and daiiKhler. I'al. and Mih. A. Carlnou uud dauKhter, Ipny I -.m, of Oakland to lituutH J'uhh hiHt Friday to K"t MiHH Sue SleaillH who hud been vIsltiliK lelallves Iheto lor the pant two week. Hud ami I.eJtuy Cooper left ThiiiKday lor Port Orford to Hpetid the weekend llh relatlvoH. MIhh Metty IPiiko enjoyed a trip to Salem over Ihe Fourth of July. Fail Fvuim. Fred Shiillz. Sum (ireen and Jtoy Vennr, employen of (ho Hluuiil LoKwing company, Hieut t he Foiirlh at their Iioiuch hi Health'. WhhIi. Mr. and Mih. F. K. Feuuell and daiinhlei-H. Murleiie and Marnlia, of I'rlnevllle vlnlled ln-ro Friduy and Salurduy with the runner' mother, Mih. K. C. Fennetl and brolhel'H, Steve, tionlon uud Hell. Air. uud Mih. Robert Kelih re I in ned Sal in day liom a wccK'k nip up Ihe (Jh'koii coast and also Hcvcra! pointt In Washington. Mm. I.ucy Tisdale of Jtim'buiK viHited lor a lew days with Mih. Maude Vogelpohl the end of ihe week. Mih. Fflen HendeiKon of J'ort land Hpent Sunday at ihe J. W. Culver home. Mih. Henderson Is a former Siitherliu resident S. H. Curnuhaii Ih vlslhng at the W aller Cook home on Coon creek for a few days thin week. Mr. and Mih. Jell W'JIHuiiih id I.noUiiiKuhiHH and Miss J u n e It owe II of ItoKcbui'K were visllots al the home of Mr and Mih t) (he Bordon cow: Fluffy as a cloud I mean mashed potatoes creamed with evaporated milk (made by Borden's). Pure, rich, uniform and irradiated with aunshine Vitamin l. And it'a the I best friend a cream sauce ever had. I Oim and Only Sutar Salettpn . Klamath Falls and her Timber KUmnh county is jiUo proud oi it new inriuttry the Rrow iiir of ugAT beet eed. ov of Klamath falls tedhe, at few oihcm do, the v.ilue of the beet KACIS Vhir of AtfTiriillurr M.iniif iituntt); "lt,, )uhty in our 4rjji oiih in r; Nntnu i WHITE oj Op OUR BOARDING HOUSE 1. BOV, CAN HE RiDE he TWIRLS -' '- COPh. IWfl Sir HfA MB W. Milam on July 4. Mr. und Mih. Hei iiiuii MeyerH. Mr und Mih. Jetttte Moore, und Hoh Iluiinu wore uiuoiik mouio ol' Ihe Hulherlin people who uttendeil tile luiierul of the hit Mih. Al- ouzo Jtikt'H ut Hi.'io, (Jre., hint Sun day. Mm. Alhert Piillund Ik ii na lltuit ul Merey hoKpitiil in J(ohu btliH. Mih. I".. ('. Pennell vlwlled her brother, J. K. Urowu, In Hoseburg lusl Monday. Mr. uiiil Mih. Kd 1'uhh lelt Sun day for (iranlH Puhh where they will make their home on properly it'relMly iurehuKed ut 4hul plure. (.'. JatoliH und daughter, Jtuili. are iuo Iiik to ihe I'uke luni-h, went of town recently vitiated by Mr. und Mrs. K. Cast. Mih. Hurry Hrown la leaving ihtK week lu Hieiul a few duytf look fug after business on her nint h goulh or Jiosebui'K. t'oulruclor tipoi'se I'eller 1m en piiued lu shfnuliiiK the play shed and Art build lug for Ihu Kchoid dist rift. Mih. tlunlelie l.euH and son. Teddy, are at Mrs. I.nas' parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tony Mels, lor un Indefinite May Molihy (ileason of Cottage drove Ih visltinjr for several dayh at the homo of bin KiuudpareulH, Mr. Uttd Alr. l-cullo Oli'iiHon, g RiDE HE TWIRLS y: WEAVEM'S NAME HAPPENED ? -- WHV, fnAT BlKg L'K6J STOPPING THe LAST I RECALL,! WAS tKfi LARlATypff V GOING DOWNUILL AT A TEBRlFifc RATE.' -3. V.r' . ' EGAD, t FEEL, DlZZV- WHERS AM I ? rJf LuVnriio French Mpent tlii'iumi Saturday uUlit to Join Jack weekend at hin home lieie . iimii near I'nitljind where he In i'indoy- il l ihe Milne Construi'iliin com pany. Milton Louden ol Walla Willi, i. Wash., visited here lor u lew days I lii end ol ihe wet'k with his moth- i , Mis Alarum el Low ileil. uud sin . Mi h. Ki ni si Ai rhiimheiui. Mr. und Mm. Jviis Chi itttiiiuscii in rived tsiturdiiy ul l he (ieorne llect-roit hione irnm 1'onland Hlnie I hey had been visiting rela tives Tor a fen flays. Tuesday Mr. it till Mrs. I ten-mil iniiiored to Iterd sport ni rem i ned w llh Mr. iind Mrs. t in isiliinten u ho had I been visit ln there sun e Monday. he hitler are parents, of Mrs. Iteeeiolt and are visiting relatives in Oregon hei ore t vlurulUK to I heir home in San l-'eruaudo. Cali!'. V alter Slark of Still I'l'uueiseo nriivetl Sunday niht to visit in H lew days with his parents. Mr. and Mik. A. IV Shirk and brothel. Itrittaln and lamily. A. I'. Slack w 111 m 'i 'i m many hN son. Walter, and Potatoes M Timber is Klatruth county's most im potunt industry, but aRncultural m onie ianks a clone wcond with $1 1.000. not) pei year. Potato account (or nearly half el that Klamath potato farms yield .'0t to MK bm-hel an acre, and the quality it unexcelled in America. ABUT MAMATH F.M1S URiVt ml in 101ft. llt.UI.O?). Il6. I0.M).IX A ' iindft irritfiison. !2,4 NmtlU and plni. IB. NiimScf mn n 'locd in tAHmilit, ft.l yfl Ap(mrm( ptp mny mtnmitin laic, i rtttt 11. SATDN a m '-5vi5r AWS,' FOPF.'--gok- what ikj VICC. INC. T M KG y P AT OFf. home for u short visit. MIhh Helen Adair of Porllnnd Is visltiiiK her Kiiindfntlier, Or. I. A. Hunliin for u week. iMIsk Kdiui I large shoppod .'inri attended to business in itoseburK Tuemluy. Mr. und Mrs. (leorge Clausen und children, Dick and Mary hoi), of (ilendale.-t'allf., uud Mlas Krndu t'hesero of llollwood arrived lust Saturday ol the Vein HolKute home for it week's visit. Mr. and Mrs. Clausen are former residents of Sutheriln. Mr. uud Mrs. Myron Woft'ord of liosebiiiK visited ut Hen's cafe Monday night. Miss Klvlra W'offord and Ver dun lioiicoek enjoyed it fishing trip to Luke Tahkeniteh Sunday. Miss Wilma l-uld lelt Monduy for Voneulla where she will visit her sister. Mrs. Avery l.asswell. lor u lew days. . Herald Williams ten Tuesday for Kiikcuu where he wuh aeirept I'd employment. John Cheek wuh a business vis itor in ItoseburK Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kay 0,1" Salem visited Saturday at the Henna n Mevers home. Mr liav (is an uuele of Mrs. Meyers. ( 'ail Hurrf Is drivliiK u new ( 'Iiim rolet (!oiie. Mr. and Mrs. Kmll Palm, Mrs. .fuck Culver uud Rons. Jack uud (Iciih. molored un thf ,oith ITnin- ( iih or Jr., vv ho had been spend ItiK several days tiiero on u Itsh iui; trip. Thii paiiy returned home Sunday. The Siilueiiln (' o in in unity H range held their regular monthly meeting In si Saiutday. July ti. in the I. (. (. F. hall wiih Ulhur Whitp. worthy master. In ehamo. The holies of the Sutherlin t'oiuimiuiiy mange Invite every one hi a si Ivor tea Wednesday altei noon. July IT, at the Metho dist church parlors for ihe henelll of the Ited Cross A cnod pro gram is In store Tor those attend ing Melrose MKI.IiDSK. July II.- Mr. and Mis H, W. Morgan of Kugeue ir rived Kridiiy and visited until Sun day with the former's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. V S. Woodruff and with his brother, William Moruan. Waldo Criiiiih has his mother. Mrs. (liit'tith, of California visit ing intn. She visited here two years ago. Mr. and Mis. C. M Stark and son. liichurd. and daughter, Char letie. sin-lit Ihe Komih of July and the rest of the vv e.ek at coast pnillls. Mis. Helen Thai kery or Myrtle Creek spent Sunday visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs. Carl Hack hind. She returned to her home in Ihe evening tier brother, V tr ior, accompanied her home to itr It vy t(h her lor a vv eek. Mr and Mis. ;eoret Kelley und family went lo Portland last Wed nesday lu response to a call from i thf iMeingi'cker hospital lelling I hem their nine umnihs nhl son I had Improved in health suflicteut jly to be taken home. He received i medical care thero for several weeks. The lamily returned home Pnday alter visiting friends ami claim's over the fourth. Mis Uuih Korshuul and d an li ter. Mis Margaret went lo the coast oyer ihe fourth and the , vv eek end lolloping. I Mr ami Mih. CUrfoid Long and j daughter, who have been tit Mend lor several weeks where they were employed at the Wallace jgnivel plant, suent the first of the week v Uiliue Mrs. laiim'ft mother, Mrs .1 Sjogren. Mi. and Mis Conrad Long, who were em ploy ed at the same place Meut Satuiday at their Imuie in Md rose Moth parties left Sunday lor Cold llt'iirh. w lni e thi v u ill he einpluved by Mr. Wttlltu e. Mrs. Klia Ward and Mis. Maude Ui aids of Tort land w ere I recent eueis of Mrs. C. ( Ciite j ser. The toi mer is n sister of with Major Hoopl' i OT'S MOT THE first Timh ou s.e& reversed nc.'rseup, major" Mrs. Crlteser uud formerly resid ed at Melrose. Mr. uud Mrs. John Hiehards and lamily enjoyed the Kouith of July al Nonparlel visiting Mrs. Itieh ii nl's parents, Mr. uud Mrs. Henry Heplot. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Koely, Mr. ami Mrs Henry Cox und Ihe for mers brother, Carl Seely picnick ed on Sugur Pine mountain the day of the Fourth. COKVAUJS. July 10. ( API Oregon Veterans of Korelcn Wars passed u resolution yesterday usk int: that pi dlit be taken out of war and lavoriug u "steeply Kiaduuted personal and corporation income tux." AlexHinler Hamilton of (lie stale unemployment compensation coin mission said unemployed veterans In Oreuon would be registered for work in Ihe national defense pro grain. Th day's thought: r hir'tirer ilnr hotler. XT fullici No longer should you hesitate to serve your family a platter of assorted cold meats because they arc "too expensive." Red A White has solved that problem by making available to you a dozen varieties, hermetically sealed in cans. Now ycu can enjoy these canned meats at about V$ off the cost of fresh or boiled meats. Buy an assortment du'ing this national event at savings. Wesson Oil Salted Crackers Red & White. Hon-estyle or Sliced Red & White ' PINEAPPLE "Jc20c LUNCHEON MEAT 2gc Red & White Red 4 White GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No 19c DEVILED MEAT N 13c CBIJEV 200heet Pkg. ty m ReJ 4 White ivLttiMtA ,,or jC SLICED BEEF 2''- T,'0 19c KLEENEX iC0,htttZ9;55c Our Value brand. Fancy Small i . SHRIMP No ,2To:29c HYDROX COOKIES PV8b 29c Mtwto" Red 4 White Prepared RIPE OLIVES P'n' C"nS lQr MUSTARD botr 9c shsou- ,V. ..r FEED YOUR DOG KEN-L-RATION SALAD DDFQCIMA I J And he'll get the right balance ok good, fresh 3 Mb. y lrVfc JII.-.... ... Quart Jjfc meat and vitamins for complete health Cans CORN FLAKES ' pk6.'z,0rl5u RICE KRISPIES . . fofl 23' 15 biscuits, 2 ounces . . , Shredded WHEAT.. Jo? "' IT Congressmen Who Stay at Desks Win OKLAHOMA CITV, July 10. (A P) Oklahoma's nine congress men, who stuck to their jobs in Wushlngt i and iet campaigning back home take care of Itself, ap parently were rewarded today with renomlnation by the state's demo crats. Buljoting was much (lighter than In the 1038 elections, when 600,000 votes were cast. Fastest runner of all was Will Rogers, cougressnian-at-lurge. lie trampled the hopes of former fiov. WlUiani H. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray and 15 other opponents. Murray, In the 'twilight of a long and tur bulent career in Oklahoma poli tics, sought to get back the posi tion he held when the stute still was in Us Infancy. Joining bim on the sidelines was another former governor, K. W. Murland, who ran behind Repre sentative Phil Ferguson, Wood ward hunker-rancher. 1'nofficial retuniB from 2.461 of .1.61.'! precincLs showed Rogers had piled up 100.692 votes to 70.438 for Mu ay. Not another candidate In the race had a vole In live fig ures. In the eighth district Ferguson' polled U)MX voles to 4.473 for Orvllle M. Savage of Perry and Schilling is a mmmtni to genuine coffee pleasure! Tin nam It't a match ten blend of the world's choice coffees, skilfully roasted to bring out deli cious flavor and strength. TvmOtJftmPtKtUlirndDrif 1 WHAT'S THE TICKET II If OR nkVOilJi Special Features for Friday and Saturday, July 12-13 GRAPE JUICE for Marland In 341 or 4H pre cincts. The other congressmen renomi nated are Wesley Disney, first dis trict; Jack Nichols, second; Wil burn Cartwright, third; Lyle Flor en, fourth; Mike Monioney. fifth; Jed Johnson, sixth, and Bam Mas siugale, seventh. Nazi Agent Faces U. So Indictment LOS ANCJELKS. July 10. (AP) Dr. Herbert Hoehne, 29-year-old German, was Indicted by a federal , graud jury today on two counts failure to register as the agent of a foreign government and failure to notify the secretary of stale of his presence in this country. I The Indictment was returned shortly after William Fleet Palmer,1 acting United States attorney here, hail presented the case to the graud Jury. After telephone conveiHUtiona with Washington state department t officials. Palmer said he would not! proceed against Consul General j Frits Wiedemann and Chancellor Herman Loeper of the San Fran cisco German consulate. Hoehne visited them recently at Sail Fran-j cisco en route from Yokohama to Centra) and South America, and ' picked up some diplomatic mull packajres to be delivered to south- SCHILLING COFFEE OF COURSE Cascade Rod & White . ...Pints COFFEE "d White COFFEE "d 4 White .'. GELATINE DESSERT ern German consulates. In Sail Francisco, Wiedemann contended Hoehne could serve as a diplomatic courier without violat ing the registration law. Slightly uugrammatical, maybe, bill every time Adolf opens his mouth he puts his feats in it. MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 Specials for Friday and Saturday CHOCOLATE N trie's scmi-swtor. (Try those fam ous Toll House' 1 E 1 cookies). I Pkgs 7 TEA Lipton's Orange Pekoe and Pekoe. ( Drink more ice tea). One-pound package 83C GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Tall 46-oi. can, Htfft 2 cans CRUSHED PINEAPPLE Dole's No. 2 fins, A 2 cans JIC PINEAPPLE JUICE Dole's 1 2-oz. cans, 3 cans ZC BAKING POWDER Calu met. One-pound OLIVES Medium size La Minada 2 pint cans X 5 w ORANGES Sweet and full of juice. IT A 2 dozen U l 39c Quarts . 2-Lb. 1 Fa gQX ( 19C 37C Quarts ..tins ' 25C tins 73C : i"!il4c COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar lit Ht. Jilhlfl