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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1940.
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Conscription Bill
Draft Made Public
fifst Cp :.t a.,e;! of 400,000
Would i:at. M lifory
Trainlnc Oc oi t." 1.
WASHINGTON. July 211 (AI'I
The jemt!' military tmmnltlee
has matin public IIh final draft nl
li hill rulllim fur H" nil itm
for military BPrvlcn nf nil iiifii I"
the imtiull liol wefll the ace if IS
anil 01.
Tlit' imasuie I" m hi'ilulwl to ii'
celve a formal rniiiinilt'' viu- ol
liiiioval tomorrow and to be taken
up In the Keiialu shortly Iheieiifter.
Atlniliiixt laliou buIIioiIIIi-h have
Haiti thnl If conuieiiH panned the hill
111 AUKUM. they (Willi make Hie
reniiilrallnu 111 Seileinber anil he
tin naililliK the lirst colitiulienl ol
liMi.iinn on October 1.
I Vine the day ot renistialion
the dale ol which would he within
the illRcretlon of the iircHlilciil
an the ilav r;ir detel mlllllm alien nl
men affected, the hill define Ihe
I'hrase "tetwen Ihe aaea ol IS and
til" us nieaniiiK "nun who have
leacheil the 1st It auliivei mil y nl
the day of their birth and who
have not reached ihe Mill anniver
sary of Ihe day of their birth."
The same Htandald wo'.ild be an
idled to detel minllm exact alien in
otjier anc gi:i.ii IneakdowiiB. which
include tlie followlnu pio Islm
lor service for men of vaiioiiM
mkch:
"Men between the alics of -1 anil
45 . . . Khali be liable for li'iiiniiiK
and aorvlce In the land and naval
forces ot the I'niteil Stales."
Home Defenie Ages Set
"Men between loe alies of IS and
21 and between Hie lines ol J.ri mid
lit . . . shall be liable lor traiiiinc
and servlcp In or near the eonilnilii
Hies and areas In which they re
slue in such home defense mills ol
Ihe land and naval forces ol Ihe
Lulled Hlales as are now etlah
llslied or as may hereafter be nil
tl.'irlzed by coiiBiess."
Not more than S7 per cent nor
less tliaii 7S per cent of thi' men
selected for iralnlnii ami service
would be between 111 I 31. nnl
more than 15 pel cent nor less than
1(1 per cent between 111 and Its, and
not moil) than 7 per rent rir less
than three per cent between :'. anil
10.
An estimated 42.linn.miii men
would he subject to legist nil ion.
: Those chosen for trainlnc, would
aurve for II! inonlbs.
Penalty For Lagsrd
1'ersons exempted Trout redistill
'.ion would he chiefly those already
III the a lined den Ices or reserve
forces and fiirelmi dlploinnlic and
consular representatives here
Otherwise nil males, both clllr.ens
and iillcns. would be i-eiiulii'd In
reiilsler or become subject to a
penalty of live years in prison.
linn flue or both.
Legislative, executive and Judicial
ofllcern of the I'i'iliM ill and I1"'
Hlnte. territorial and district gov
crnments w.ould not be subject In
being called for training anil set
l ice while they held I heir oi l ices
iillhouuh Ihey would be registered
llelerinents of training also could
be grunted by Ihe iiresldcnl In
groups nl workers essellllal In in
ilustrv, agriculture or other cm
plovment. Training ol inlnlslcrs ol
religion would be deferred.
Traincet To Be Paid
With regaid In men with dc
petiilellls. the hill provides Unit the
president Is alll holl.ed "to ilcler
Hie Irainlii'.'. rid service In Ihe laud
and naval lorccs of those men In a
status with respect to persons de
pendent upon l In-ill lor support
which renders llu-lr deferment ad
Vlsnhle."
Jlen called to actual service
would lie paid the lei'Ulur base pay
for nu n now in Ihe mined sci vices.
That sluils at :!! per month., np'in
being lllUKIHTd out Ihey could, un
der the bill, ivlurn to I hell pres
ent employment, cvcepl where em
ployers were unable to re-hire
them.
FUNNY BUSINESS
' SPECIAL J.Doa Z
mo p nil. sriui:r. ihc 7 30( r'
Oregon Game Fish
Study Conducted
A thorough muily of frth wainr
Khiiio fish pioWcm in Omon Is
' hciiiK (.'(HHim;lMl y lu; II. S.!Javl
f ot VVii.shiiiKluu, I). C, who Ih Id
rh;MK' ol auniciiltiinil IdvchIIkk
tioiin fur (lie I . S. n h U otict wild life
survic!.
Dr. Diivltf. one of Ihe world's
most noted fish ItlololHtK mid
jiiitholottl .Ih, U hfUiK ukhIhIci) liy
Iir. IJ. H. NVi'dliHiii ol Stitniord
tinivt'i'Klty, who Ih In chaiK' ol'
Hlinilar work on llxt Pai llic roast.
'1'ho present Htudy, u-cordhm to
Dr. DiivlK. will iiK-lii'le MhIi hairh-
crltjH, artificial cultivation of flnh,
IIhIi iiiiiiHg'-iai'iU and planting ot
fish, t(K;tinr with st renin surveyH.
II Ib probnlilo that I'r. I uvln will
he In Uii.'!;oii tor two or three
whi'Iih, ii i' tor which u: will po to
tlii titale tr 'aliin;;t(tn lor a 10
day period.
I'pon the (-oiu-liiHion ol liirj Ort
on iiiveHtlKiiiion, incltiditm vi.iit.-5
and Htndh'H ol till hatihifili's ope
rated by tlie (Jit-Kun stal nuv
cotniniHHlnn. I)r. 1'avis wilt udtlse
the. coniinlKaiini uh to any cIihiiks
or iiupritveuu'iits in; Uuejn.i iiecc
naiy In the Interest :if lnip:ot'.l
lish culture.
Dr. Davih annonneed th;ti a bin
Ingleal station han heep esi'iPIlshed
at the t Id Ch.rkainii.s Tisli hau heiy
ulth Heed Nielson. i(frdirisi . in
chatKO for work in this region. The
woi-lt of thin Htation will be ran ted
on in cooperation with the Oregon
Mate game coimuinsion tmd the L".
S. forest service.
Professor H. C. Howe of
Oregon University Dies
i' favorite of Ore-jou HtudoutH and
;i,luiniii siuce T.t01.
KL'GKNK. Ore.. July 3. (AP)
Kuneral services will be held here
Wednesday at 'I p. in. f'jr Hrofes
1 sor H. L Ilowp, OS, 1'njversity nl
J Oregon literature teacher and for
I iner I'acilic coast cDiifui tice iadil
' ty representative.
1 The veteran professor. Ioiik
known it the "Kalher .ol AUiletins."
died at his summer home near
Waldhort Sunday. Howe had been
Third Party Threat Made
By Dr. Townsend via Son
PORTLAND, July 2ft. (API
Dr. Francis K. Townsend, leader
of tlie pension movement. Is "thor
oughly disgusted" with both the
democratic and republican plat
forms, his sou. Robert Townsend.
told an interviewer here yesler-
.day.
He asserted that If the success
ful party In the November election
(doesn't "Rive us what we want"
the Townsendites would form a
third party
SKATING
Wed., Sat and Sunday
at the
RAINBOW RINK
WINCHESTER
COMPLETE
OPTICAL SERVICE
Dr. D. B. Bubar
118 No. Jackcon
"Illliis i'lIK - Jjlll Lilll you MwlUtlW lisll?"
Fiddlin' to Halt
Southern Firebugs
Federal Investigator Decides on
Social Stunt to Stop
Traditional Woods Burning.
ATLANTA, (in.. (AI'i The
unveimneiii is planning In I'ilit a
slranye epidemic nl s')iilliciii lor
est Hies with litiille.-..
yty . ;ol!!X at l: iii.n way he
cause ihey haw (raced the lh"s to
human ''cussed ness." They He are
(hat music bath cliaruis In soothe
th" oiiierv breast, music and pome
olher iuleiesls which also will be
cmpln.ved In Lin1 cauipai;ii.
There are II.ihio.imhi acres r fed
eral lui-esl lauds in I hi! sou i It
Over hall the area is tunned even
year. afcnuutliiK for nearly hall ol
the nation's litres! Hies.
Koreslers reported thai half the
illes were set dellbei alely by Ihe
backwoods poplc anions t he Ion,
Don icddeulK within ihe reserves.
The Knverumeul sent dou u I ir.
John IV Shea, rnlversity ot Kaiuas
psycholo;-;!. to lind out why.
The mountaineers explained thai
Hie infculi'inal lin-H killed holl
weevils, snakes, licks, beau bfftirt,
ami fever serins; kepi their lb-Ids
fiiiiu cluddim with brush, and
"cleaned up the wood."
Alter 1! viiif. ainoni; the dm ma
1ainetrs several inoiit lis. I v. Shea
decided they were kidding pioba
Illy l( bid Inn llieinselves.
Thev really set the llres. he (on
eluded, because Ihey were bored
will) the tradllloual recreations ol
seitlii', splttln'. and whlttliu', and
because nf a poverty neurosis.
'I he biL'HeMi money most ol them
had ever seen was tlie a umndi
earned by the civilian cnnervalton
cm ps boys who bail iuadei their
nmiiutaiu rel reals. Tlie (t!("s ac
tivity incliide.l ih;hlinv. llres. Then
lute, "maUe 'em sweat In earn thai
pay. . ."
Ordinary rhv prevention i-dm a
tional work iliilu'l do much uond.
The uiouulalneei s were dubious
ahotM ticen prevent.);! tlie washing
away nl vital soil. and. lor the re-f
"there may be a few moie sipnr
lels wln-n they don't let us burn
the woods but there are more rai
tlcsnalicH. too."
Music As Remedy
I'm- n vnbilioii lit ihe problem I r
Shea turned to the archaic social
system lhat is at the bottom ot the
trouble
An outstaiidipii feature nf that
f stem is patriarchy "pappy" is
the backwoods lamily dictator. II
the govern merit could persuade
paop t lay olf the incendiarism,
the battle would be half won.
The psycholonl;-t proposes to es
tablish backwoods "centers" where
Ihe mountainets could have tiddle
ilaiics and other recreation more
wholesome than just set tin'.
I'liobl i iisi ve I aiii-i-rs would be
1 in- otlicial hosts at tile centers,
but the papples wnnhl be liveu tlie
responsibilities for I he use and
can id' the centers. And the
would include
Nearby "(Mi'dfU acre plots ipiicl
ly detuoii.-lrallir.; how forest culti
vation, soil ousci vnl inn and otle-r
modern a-.rb ultural prat-lice could
impu've laimiuu.
And pretty soon. Dr. Shea is
sui e. between I he act h it ies and
the eiiliuhti'iiinent. there would be
lillle lime or place lor settitn; lor
est llres.
Occupational Hazard?
'SAN l-UA.VIS('()." Cuidn (Iras
sn, beauty parlor operator', brush
eil bis hair and almost scalped him
self. A '.aor blade had lallcti horn
u shell ait'l lodt- d in Ihe lru;di.
K iiji t ) ; itches w ere required.
RENT
a sander Jar
and do yTnlu
your own sf&iliA
sanding. Jr' Ijji 'sl
L. W. Metzger Co.
Moshcr iind Mill
Phone 362
Eleanor Quotes Nursery
Rhyme for Party Bolters
NKW YdUK. July L'!t. (AIM
Mrs. Klennor llonseelt had ibN
to say today In her column "My
I lay" about those Inmi she de
scribed as "new adherents" to lire
camp'iimi of Wendell I.. lllkie.
the republican nominee lor presi
ilcut :
"When I read In tin- newspa
pers every lillle while ol this or
that new adherent to Mr. Willkies
cause, reel uiled supposedly I'nnti
the ranks ol Mu- new ileal, 1 tan
lint help but smile.
"I think I could h:ue n.mn-d
them months auo. They alay.-
have been adherents ol Soito
cause, bill never id the new de.M
'I feel 111,, repeat I im oei t'li-m
all. the nursery ihytue:
"Tom. Tom the piper'-; son.
Stole a jiiu and a"i hi' run
The pin was e;it. Tom was he. n
And tan off 1 1 ylni; dnv u 1 he
Street "
"My D2 does 50 more work
at the fuel cost"
says: Norman L. Ernsl, S. Paul, Oregon.
"My 'Caterpillar' D2 Is doing 50 more work in a 10-hour
day at 'a the fuel cost of my former gasoline tractor.
"In addition to fuel savings, this means I can finish
my regular work quicker than before and have plenty of
time left to earn money doing custom farming."
Many a "Caterpillar" owner says:
"These extra income hours plus economy, help
considerably in paying for my tractor."
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch.
ROSEBURG. OREGON
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