SIX
RgSEBUKS WEWS-REVTEW, R0SEBUR5, PRESON, TUESDAY, JULY IS, IMP. '
Legion Juniors
Hard at Practice
Revenge Sought in Wednesday
Game for Defeat Suffered
From Marshfield Team,
The llosihiirg Legion Junior
liiiseba;! it'M m. im-mI) from n 1 in 2
win over Million), wept Ihiougli u
hard worlioiil yesterday In preparu
Hun for their encounter with (In
BlriiMK Muishflild team Wednesday
IlllCIIIOOII.
The rnnio to be pluved hcn
ngaiiiM Miusliliilil. which hold
tWO vllloilcs fiVIT (lie local I I'M Ml .
will be iihiyi'il ut -1:1.". i. in. Wed
Ti'-Hilliy III I'lnh.y Held. M had lii-nii
planned in lntNl a iwllit'lii game,
lull ilnc In oIiht (-rtiiiiiiltinii'iiiH for
the held, II was im'i essaiy. IVml
I luil 'I in nit annitiiiii ci lu'lav to
arrange Hm game for p. m.
The Itosehurg ten in dropped
both ends of u double header to ihi'
( oos Itiiv players recenity. Ih in
tents being dun In pari In .1 v. i
high wind, which doubled t ic out
rlchlci'H III IllllHllillL'. IIV hull.
Coach Turner Pleased
f'oiicli Turner was well pleaded.
i K'.iortH, wild showing made at
Med ford ami hopes I tic local t -am
'iu play li h well in Wedemday' ,
t-'ii ,ic. 'I'lic Itoschirg team inc.lv )
victory in tomorrow's contest If it
Is lo Flay In the h a i u p i o 1 1 si ; I , i lace.
Jloseburg bus :r oppoiii.nlly, by
winning Wednesday's game and
loth ends of Die douMehealer lo
he played here Sunday again!
Mcdfoid to win the Southern Ore
poll district championship, hut a
toss l'i Maitdif icli would he a ser
buis Hciliuck lo any i hump!'ii:.'liip
' hopes.
This year's team, f 'o.v h 'hn pet
Males, hint greater poh-niiiliiles
(hail any iliot-en lo represent 'bin
locality lor several urs. For ihc
liivt llnii' In several season the
teil'it Iuih llirce pilcherH available
lor iluiv, with Apnlcuaic. Cox and
1 iyer iih the litn I Inn stal f. CoK.
W ho minus Hie mil I i-lil ci -.1 f -s
when mil pitching, is rapidly do
veloplng itiio a long distance hit
ler. Plruurd. catcher, in declared
to he one of Ihe hoist prociccf i hi
be nen in tunny years, and. it is
hclieved hy funs who ha'.. net n
tillil work, will be alilc to go si
way In hiiyeball f given tin- li-'in
opportunity.
Hice, I) a v I h o n, ('iip'inltn-':'.
Atlaimi. fox aii'I Appltraic an
iivallahh' lor oiill'lehl pinitions.
Wtllie Ull:d. Steplo'H. 'liU-.- noil
Itelle.ri ( nil will holit -dow.i Hi 1
Infield HpolM.
Support Urned
The AmiMicaii l.ej;i'ii haxchal!
coininlltce, fponuorhiK junior h.ise
hall, uruc'i hh many laim ai ioI
hie to turn oill ior Ihc cnun- Wed
iii'Kilay nl l ci noon. W hile it i
leallcd (lie llnii' md for Hi" aiiu
(m not Kit II ii bio lor a rn-at many
tuna, II In the only hour n vntiu5.lt1.
Atli'inlaiicp of latin In needed, hnih
lo five Hie leinn tin m-cdi'd iimr.il
mipporl, hul itli'i In holtder Ho1 H
uaiiclnl iml id' tin) Itaseliall ;Mtl-
Tin- ninln came Wcdiicnluy ii'tei
tioon. will he piecciled liv a run
IchI ladwcen Ihe Vonialla and
Itosclniiw MldutdM, Hie lliid fMiu.
helll nitiedllleil tor I : IT. fiVloch.
Winner of City en"i'ni
I, i . i' . . ."V' !'i .V';''
hun.:i r las!'?-- M
New j- t !-v l-W I 'lint o ii lid i; ii tfi it VI ii if
MI-h Lois Kurt, above, crowneil lady teiinin cliaiiidon for the
i lly of liosidiiiiK, when j;he eme'rcil vicitir Sunday in Hie linalH of Hie
city tournament, sue phm-d thnmyh the i lliuluai ion rounds ami le
leaieil Vera Hod in Miinhi nets in the match Sunday In acquire the
t l(y title. Mih.'t Kurt, a dau;:hter "1 .Mr. ami Mis. Waller Kurlz. llln
W. Kirst St. J
Burma Route Ban
Opposed by Hull
WAR II INC TON, July 10. (AP)
Thi; atalH ilcpaitnicnt announced
I'liiicd StatcH opposition today to
the i-IohIiik of world trade arteries
Mich as the Ihirnut road and the
French Inilo-Hilim mil way over
which Chinu receives iiiohI of its
war supplies.
Japan hail demanded that fireal
firltain close the lliirina roil I e.
A Htalemenl from Secretary Hull
Haiti:'
secretary of Htato 1n reply
to iiuiuirli'H by press corrcHponii
I'tilH tor comtiieiil In regard lo re
poris thai al the instance or the
Japanese government. Hie l!i liish
j-'overnmenl would prohibit tem
porarily Ihe inovenient of certain
com moil Hies through Itnrma into
Ctilria over what Is known as the
lliirina route, naid that this gov
ernment has a iepitiniate interest
in tin; keeping open ol arterli-H of
commerce in every part of the
w or Id and coiiHidcr that action
such us IIiIh, if taken, and Hiich as
waa taken recently in relation to
the Indo China railway, would cou
sliiute mi warranted iiilerposiiions
of obstaclcM In world trade."
Roosevelt Still Mum
Toward Demo Meeting
frontlmietl from pace 1
Colonel Will Entertain
Roseburg Rotary Club
Germans Ready to Hurl
600,000 Men at Britain
: -; - i
m4
latitiiiH wilh Ihe outside world.
The llaniii how hav urea Is ahoul
I "H miles south west of Shanuhai.
It is one of Hie daces listed in a
Japanese proclaumi loo yesterda v
h-ininu the coasis id r'ltekian and
Kukicn provinces lo all .ship (ml
lie
MARKET
REPORTS
PRODUCE
I'OliTI.ANIl. July HI. (AT)
j Mutter, biillerl'al, clinese , ckkr.
Ifrniiiliv i ila lln iiniilli-V dress.
Pl'OVCS Aide tO CuOldN'l Imlteys, onions, new polutocH,
1 ! hay, wool, mohair, hides, cascara,
National Guard Call
(Continued front patre 1)
; Imps. 0inrullKC(.
.1
Jap Cabinet Resignation
Presages Firmer Policy
1 (("nntltuieil rroni pKi D
IIiHIhIi ami Fiemh Isles in Hie
Miiltll t'aclllc.
SMANHIIAI, ' July Hi. (AIM
VarHhliM. nlrcrall mid marines
have :oiie into action, ihe Japan
ese iiaxy uuuouni-cd today, to close
IIiiiikcIiow buy and Hie impoi i;mi
trealy port id NiliKro. Hirourli
which the Chlam! Kai Slick uovein
incut b:et been maim a Ine.l trade re
let-ill a j- ami nallnnal imatd I mops
lor (he maneuvers Ihiioiki men In
I he Mi si ,n my, Mi. nun men in t he
I. ti"-. ii "i men in Hie (bird and
M'ii.io lhcu in the toniih.
Hcnui.:e ol lite maneuvers, dales
of I he nailonal rille mulches al
Camp I'eny. O., have been cliatitied
llOIII A ULTiil IS Sciilelllhel' 7 lo
Seplcinbei- 1 J. Since Hie new
dale in.Mlii't:! w ith Hie opeiiliu; of'
schivds. ihe deparimeiii said ludayj
UO I ill' teams id Hie l iti.ens' mili j
tary (r.iinlni; camps or the reserve)
nlliieis' liaiinii;: corps could b'"
st ill to Hie inalches.
Man Who Hid Churchill
In Mine in Boer War Dis
.loll AVNF.i-IH'Ut;. I'nfun of
'oulb All it ,i, .1 , : I Hi. AIM
.Inhlt CetH-je Howard. ST. Who hid
Win-'tiHi ( Imii liill in a mine pit tor
lluce davs in IVt'.i alter ibiiain s
P' iiuc mlni.' Ii'r escaped I rem a
prisoner':' camp in Hie IJoer war.
(Mill I'idaV. lie belpetl Chlllclllll
llee b train lo I 'oil Ui-Ucse l-'iii
1...' . f-nnee:l.-d til t.ile-; r Wind
American Legion
DOUBLE HEADER
Wednesday, July 17th
Midgets 1.45 Legion Juivop. 4:4C-
Roseburg Midget's vs. Yoncalla Midgets
Roseburg Legion Juniors vs. Marshfield Juniors
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CHIROPRACTOR
Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Hotel Grand, Roseburg
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I 'oi's your luiHtiuntl oUor i
cusi'i i lii'ii you wnnl lilin to en
tun In Iho cvt'iilni;,,llon't It'l
him pull tin' old kiik. "My
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231 NO. MAIN
ley hlMillKlifcfl the first major
convention Hession last ninlit.
Todays iiroKiain Kent the ron
venilon tliioui'li Hie last whirl of
roinmlities hid'tire ihe real nclioii
Ktarts. ToutoiTow -the platronn
rol.ably will be adopted, and
Thursday will ln noniinaiinK day.
Ah In the recent republican rnn
venlfoii al Philadelphia, the knot
I lest proldem v. as reconciling di
veimTit views over foreign poliev.
The commit ice hen i'i ilemandK
thai Hie Tiiiled Slates (?o so tar
iff (o convov supnlies infireat lb it
nin. Kenators Wheider ol" Mon
tana and Mct'arran of Neadu de-clai-ed
tJiat to tu so would be an
lie of war. They have s:iid they
uotihl fil)( any proposal that
MroiiL.'. on Hie floor of the conven
tion if necessary.
On the other hand. Senator
I'epper of riorbla v:k leading a
tleinamt for a plank advocatiim all
possible aid short of war.
Bankhead Asks Unity
In his keynote address. Speak
er Itatikhead said the major objec
tives "of boih paities must be un
it v II nd solidarity of purpose in
preserving inviolate Hie structure
of our government ami (he perpet
ual freedom of its people."
"We recognize thai ours is a
government by political parlies
and that as lustrume uiallHeK of
uovernmeiil Hiey are entitled to
the largest measure id' freedom in
carrying leg 1 1 (mutely disputed is
sues to (he people." he said.
"We do not propose," he added,
"to appease ( i os e aggressors
whose duel l'i ties wage war upon
every principle nf liberty fur a
free people Ihat our declaration
of independence and our federal
coiisliliiliim reserved."
tin this point, Farley said In
his address that the administra
tion "has given its solemn pledge
thai no American liny will be seul
to die on the hailleibdds nf Ku
ril pe ami Iliis eninp'ti't will he
kept."
Farley Gets Ovation
Farley was given a tumultuous
ova t ion when he urged the party
workers to "give our successors
and I he new national pariy or
ganization ihe same support that
was accorded to Ihe national coin
mittce in U:i2 ami and 1.:i."
The delegates already had been
counselled by Mayor Kdward J.
Kelly in his welcoming speech o
"draft Woosevell." lUlt Kelly said
the president always had turned
aside his every suggestion that lie
run again.
Delegates in Quandary
Other leaders of states whose
delegations are pledged solidly to
Mr. Itnnsevclt for a third 'erni
said they had no more definite
w ord from the white house than
did Kellv They had no irpdrur-
J he l uion Oil company will pre
sent Colonel Jack Major, (above)
public relations representative he
fore the Rotary chit of Roseburg,
Thursday noon.
Colonel Major hails from Pa
ducah, Kentucky, and Ik the pro
tege of levin S. Cobb, having been
din caddy for that worthy on the
i'aducah goll course. It was through
tht assistance of Mr. Cobb that
Hie colonel began his writing and
alter dinner speaking.
The colonel's after dinner talks
(Contlntifid from page 1)
uwulted storming of lint island
fortress was orlKirmlly set for the
night of July 0-lu, but was delayed
because or disagreement among
I III lei's generals.
The nazl .ships were reported
poised till along Ihe channel coast
from Itrest, France, to llergen.
Norway.
Nazi Air Raids Lessen
I liens t Aus lieu ischium). Cer
mun comment ury, said air raids
thus far against Knglaud had not
been op a large scale and were
intended only to tighten Cer
m a n y's attempted "starvation
blockade" and to weaken resist
ance hy destroying airdromes,
iiruiM plants and docks.
The daily (ierman raids on Brit
ain tapered ofr sharply. Planes
were sighted over northeast lOng
lund but no bombs were dropped
und a lone raider was believed
shot down off the southeast coast.
The llritisli for their part ap
peared to be striking at Cermauy.
A dozen or more radio stations
in derma ny and Ceriuan held ter
ritory fell silent last night and
early today. Indicating that llrit
isli planes were in the neighbor
hood, although no announcements
were made at the time.
The British air ministry report
ed it hud inflicted punishment on
'22 ierman airports and other
points in the previous -IS hours.
The (Jermans called the raids
"aimless" and scoffed at damage
done.
Mines Ring Italy
Itrltaln was believed to have
are ho crammed full of Kentucky laid ''W mine fields In waters
i hill-billy lore, race horses anil around Italian territory in Ihe
isioiies about Padiieah that the gov
ernor, in recognition ol his work
made him a "colonel." lie has en
tertained the president in Washing
ion and other dignitaries many
limes.
Citlonc! Jack Major writes for the
Christian Herald, making use of
his early (raining- bin slill iuclud-i
hum...- 7n i,. ii ,.,.r .... 'Ian Hiiiish naval baltlf
chuckle, iii addition Colonel Ma
jor is a vocalist and a whistler.
Mediierrauean. The a d m I rally
warned vessels that if they should
venture within liu miles of Ital
ian territoiy in the Mediterranean
they would do so "at their own
risk and peril." The move was
staled to have been in retaliation
for similar action taken hy Kaly
against ICngland.
Itelated reporls of the big Ital-
III the
from both sides today, giving new
details.
A cotmnunkpie by the commander-in-chief
of the llritish fleet
said at least 2d Italian bombing
planes were shot down In the ac
tion! from anyone as to what to
tlo.
Nor was there nnv general
agreement hv third term advo-jHon.
cates over the nuesllon of how I1'1 Italian high command re
ihe nresiileiii's name should he ported three direct bomb hits on
nut formally before Hie convon-l"1'' 4I!.iiiMrin Hrillsh battle cruis
t inn ii iw.i iii.n i. i .. : er 1 1 nod world's la rire:t w:i rshin
1 nominal i ii g speech, have- a deb'
and one hit on Ihe llritish nlr
cruft carrier Ark Itoyal. PrftviotiH
unofficial Italian claims to this
effect have been officially denied
by the llritish admiralty.
Holy Land Suffers
The Kalian communique also re
ported huge fires set at Huiia,
British oil port In Palestine,
through direct hits by Italian
bombers on oil refineries and de
pots yesterday.
Idspalches from Jerusalem said
one Arab was killed and another
seriously wounded in the attack
by 10 Italian bombers on nulla
the first air raid in the Holy mml
since the war began.
The llritish admiralty acltnowl
edged that the nazl-proclaimed
'atnrudt Inn hlnckfide" Kllbmnrlnn
campaign u gainst the P.rittsh is lea
,.uu,l lit.. I.iua nf 114 1!(7 tuna nf1
allied und neutral merchant ships
iiuring ine wcea-enu in jiny j.
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Ironmongers
gate arise from the floor in a ges
ture of sponlanefty and propose a
third le'-ni. or slrnplv let Ihe oth
er candidal es be placed in nom
ination and poll (lie votes support
ing Hie president. The latter are
ample to nominate.
In l his air of uncertainly, a
split developed In t he Massachu
setts delegation, promised to Far
lev. One 1 1 derate, Clem Nor I on
of Itoslnu, shouted In a caucus:
"Mr. Farley is a phoney cuntlidate.
I want the world in know where I
stand wilh Roosevelt."
, bout Ihe same I ime. a state
ment was coming from Kd A. Car
mil, nn tii mat commit teeman I'rnm
Washington state, sayitur that
many delegates resented "Hie
treat men t being accorded Far
ley." 2nd Place Still in Doubt
The vice-president picture was
even more confused. Potential
candidates mush roomed on every
side. Secretary Hull, Jesse 1 1.
Jones of Teas, Paul V. McNillt
of Indiana. Secretary Wallace, and
Senator Ityrnes of South Carolina
shared the most prominent con
sideration. O t h e r possibilities Included
l.ouis Johnson, assistant secretary
id' war: Speaker Hank head, and
Senators Hark ley of Kentucky.
Hi o n of Michigan. I. ilea s of Il
linois and Herring of Iowa.
Willis Mahoney. Portland, chair
man of the Oregon delegation, es
timated six of Oregon's 1" votes
for vice-president would go for
l.ouis Johnson, assistant secretary
of war.
He said the siv railed on John
son yesterday and assured him of
their support. Ihe six included
Mahoney. J. W. Morrow. John
ilteckman, Harry Itoidoin, and J. I-.
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