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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1940. "Paper Plans" For Defense Too Slow National C .: .J Should Start ' Training t 0:i:e, Says Army's Jh " oi Zteff. WASHINGTON. July ill.- CAP) AhhitiImk "il'r plium" for im tloiiul ilvfrUHu will no lunui'i u( rice, tien. (iimhkp t Marshall told the Ki-iiulo mlliiuty loiimiliici- yi-x-tvi-tla? llml ul IvubI u pan of iiu uatlmiiil Kuard xhoulU be nillol lo aillv U'uUilug iuimeilialfly. Tli army cliiff ui mull li'siifiwd uftin 111 ruiumitli! in a bitter aeH slon bail laid asldi Ifuiponiiily I lie Burke Wadswoiili toiiiiultoiy mlliiuiy training hill. The cxuloatvu kimIiiii wan ioiu'IhmI oil liy rt'inili-lli-illl ili'lnunilK Hint i'ri'slili-hl llooxfvi'll publicly unit" hi" l)l lion on llin lliuki'-WadKiwiilli tiica miio. Thin ilrnw ili'inocriillc 'ii(iri;c8 Hint Ibi- rt'ublirnllH ( playlllK pollllcH with u di'li'HM- Issue. ! Wltb thu coiiiputunry iriilnliiK ' dueHiiou In ubeymico for Uii II the iniiiulillee aaroeil to lake P a measure whlrli Air. Hnuiwvelt miiIi- lulttwl yKsii-rday and with h would , authorlw liliu to ciill boili iiih na tional Kiiatil ami tlie otliiem it. serve corpH for training. (ifliural Marshall tcHliflcd tbat II was "absolutely essential" t lull the Ituald b xivpn traluiUK belote any onacilita an-callwl into nerilce, thus IlidlialiiiK Ibat Kuard would he employed in consnipl training. "Wi must know what tools wo bavHtowork with." the aeneral told the committee. 'Taper plana will not Mlfllce In this eineriieniy. "In our Jiiilutnenl, the Hecurity mid wifely of lhl country depend on uur havlui; an adequate number of men trained and there Ik no other way lo do II except by llila method, followed by sulllu furin of coiiacriptiua." fieneral .Marshall told the com mittee that thu war department planned to call into aclive IrulnitiK four diviKloua and 211 smaller nulls of the national guard II coiiKress approves pending legislation. Marshall listed tile folloulliK di visions anil their trainliiK centers: Knrly-iourlh dLvlslotl (New York uutl New Jetseyl. Fort llx, N. V. - TUIrLlulli division (North Cnro Uiiu. Tennessuu, Smith Carolina and (ieoriria), Camp Jackson. S. C. Forty-filth division (Oklahoma. Arizona. New Mexico, Colorado I, Fort Sill. OkhL Forty-first division (Washington. Idaho. Oregon. Molilalia and Wyo ming), Fort Lewis, Wash. Registration of Aliens Not to be Purge of'Reds' My IllU'l'l-: CA'ITON Kew-llcvlcw Washington Cones poiideul. WASIIINUTOX. July lll.Nallon Miltt riT.lslral.i.'in of aliens begin nlllg Aug. :'7 will be lleilber a glorl lied red-hunt nor a means of com lilllng a black list by w hich super piitl'iols call eliase loreign-borll w-urlters oi't of Ibelr jobi. If the man wli'i Is running the show has uuylhlng to say about it. This man Is larl (I. Harrison, a youthful-looking republican luwyi'. lrniil I'hilatleltiliia. who is working mull midnight live or six nlgliis a week preparing the iiiai'hint-r which will make Ibe names, linger piil.ts and iiersolial hist-iries of front three lo six million peonle part id the ofliilal records nl the 1'. H. government. Ilia Idea Is lo rind nil. exactly bow many aliens there are in Ihe i ounlry, where they came from, what iliey're lining and who (hey are. A good many liberals hae b worried alinlll the iiscm lo wUlcli all 'il' lllis data may be put. l-iere is llarri.Min's answer. The full extent ol the iimeiu tnenl's polb y hadn't teen wnrlied out yet.': he sa s. ""llui two ihings are pel lei-lly clear- "Klrsl. conuress made It emphalii that llleic rei-ulils are to lie ii'cret ami cnullileillial Si'i'tnd. the lists will be avail able only lo sui ll person or ai:eu eics a are appioied by tlie allin tier geuelal. "It's rather lunny. uiayln-. but already we've had quite a reaction Indicating thai tlie lorelgn lioin themselves aren'l uolna In lie uear Iv as c-incerni'il nlinul this regis liallon as sonic of our own cliietis lire. Musi ol these loriugn I'm n la'ople me used In (his vil'l ol tiling back ho " Won't Have To Cany Cards The whole .iuli is nilli; lo b' bundled In the ponolllce ill-part nielli. Veli-lliu ' istal ellliloes ill nil Hist and second class puslel l ices. and In all pnsliillu es lu cnuu ly sent towns, will bae illi-.llun lialles whlcll each alien nuisl .ins WIT. Wonting ol these nasu I li. i i' llnallv detei inineil They'll ask lb'' ulleu's name, the date and place nl his ellliy. Ills nicknames or aliases, il mi v. bis criminal reiuid H he has one. bis on npalinu. how long Im Intends to slay and what In' intends til do. what sin lelu s ,.r -u ganiwitions he belunis Mo. ami mi on. Tile flngel -prlnllng pail nl the is rather a hernial lie- Fill 'agents are preparing a set ol In-Ktrilcllon.-t so that Hie postal men will know how lo do (I. ller.lsl rat inn will Inst tour months. The l!t:t nsus showed H-imetbllig over ri.uuu i aliens In the Fulled Slales. Heal guess is Unit liatiliullallou. deaths and enii grallona have cut tills 'o about ... Kach alien's regis! nil ion iaiil Rice & Meyers Sheet-MoUl Worlu Sheet Metal Work Tailored to tbe Job 527 N. Jtchtvn 6t. Phom Stf OUR BOARDING HOUSE hi, JOVE, SIR CECIL., X AM HAME A KlMDRED SOUL M OUR MiD&T AFTER OlMSJER I SHALL V 9UCH A LINE SINCE fi A PRETTV BIG ORDER HAVE TO TtLLNOU ABOUT n Moople familv tree . FROM. WGSIOKl MA6NA, LEICESTER SHIRE ,SOU KMOW-BV THE WAV, HAVE YOU EVER DONE ANV BIG GAME HUNTING ? rZlR CECIL SQUEEZED TWO WORDS IM THAT TlrAE aud priutK will be sent to llarrl ; son's oiiice ill Washington. A re ceipt will he mailed to the alien flllil he'll be linked to keep II; hut he w-'in't he required in carry It around with him like a Kurnpcun card of identity. I " Conviction of Ex-Cops I In Bomb Blast Upheld I S,N KKANVIKCO. July IM. -- l-AI'i Tltf siuti- supitiiK' t-iiiirl I yt'Hlertlny ul Hi iimmI rutn irtioti nl' iitu'U K. K iHfltc mitl it J. Allen, , hifinor nicinl)et'rt ol tin? Uih Anctf- 1 Ich iriiice ili'pui triicnl, In nil uiito nioljiiu ilnic bomb (txplfiwlon cuhc; . KyilMtlv'H HI'lltt'lRtf will Ltl' inuill ; tii-d. iHHYi'Ver. j Kyui'llc waK C(tti iclcd nf ul- ti'Ulll(Ml UlUllltT. MSKilUll with ill- ten I In tiiniHcr, ami iiiallcjoiiK uhi1 Of t'pl')HlVcH. ! Tim court ruli-il loila v thut Ills ! wciih'iict' (pii tin fXpluHivfrt I'liiiruf Hhuuld be Hfivt'it nmruiTf nlly with i;tliiM'ri. A I Ifll WJIM ronvirliMl nlllv on th" cap'mhIm'H ilintKf. Tht- chiiim-K mi'W nn of Hi' htast uhlih ciitlrully injuii'd lluiiy IluMiioml. on Jan. 11. l!::s. wln-n u ImiiuIi cxuluilcil jis lie l'lt'sscd iln HlaitiT hutt nil IiIm car. Kvhli'Uctf hIiowci! Ua uiotiil was , Ih'Iiii: HiiljircltMl lo sui vt'illam o ai jllio timi' by tin- "sH-Hal inlt-lli- Ullll" Ol till' lirt AHK'b'rt po- j Hi p fh'pm tmt-iil whlcb Kym-tlt' , lu-aiU'il. Argentine Forced to Ban i Wheat and Flour Exports i IU'KNoS AIIEKS. July : ( AP) Kxprn ration ol wheat ami wIn'M Hour I it mii Atpeutiiia has Imh'H baunctl. crpi hy spi'ilal ii'inill. Immuusi' ol poor crop pio.s- pl'I'tS liy a tl.Ti.'r sIuiumI last nii;!il by 1 arliiiK I'ri'sidi-iit Castillo. Arn-'n-timt thus cut oil' turtiier sab-s abioail ol her bluest money cro). 1 The winter wheat crop has been hanl hit by prolonueil rains ami ;nk ol' cold weaiher needed tor hardeiiiny. Fanners doubt w hetli-(-r there will lie much more whe-il in November than home consump tion will require. The decree emiow ered Ihe min istry o nm icultnre In pertnil wales to uciuhhnriLm countries lu iitimuulH which wuu'.'t not I'lidam; er the home supply or to mil ill cv isiiim commitments. Normally Argentina v I" n ri. about I s.'i.oi'ii.tinn bushels a yci' pi uiciiilly to w esn-1 n aud uoi tb nil Kuiit"' Leak-Proof Gas Tanks i Offered to U. S. Govt. NKW VdKK. July ::o (AIM liunes 11. ( Kami. Jr.. i bait nian ot I Ueiuiimloii Uitud, Inc.. tnbl slock h-ilders al the uutnial Uh-ctin:; to dav Ihe ompaiiv bail dcMluped leak protd u;isnliiie tanUs lor an s nut. arm Min ks ami tuber mo ' torijed eMiilptni'iit ami v ;ts wot U 1 vz on H'.'.b! w eiuln bullet pi ot ar inur n liable lor such couiI'il'.m M nun. I le il o, ihe company laillllies bad brcu uIIcMmI I !lc Ui ; inii-'ii! RELIABLE POWER! For $200 down you can buy a Model D John Deere Tractor in AI condi tion, and get plenty of low cost, re liable power for your fall work. "SEE US FIRST WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON with GRATIFIED ToMl HANEN'T HEARS THE SIR CECIL GOMLEV- LIKE URSELFMAJOR HAMS THE we came U.S. Export Law May Halt Japan WASHINGTON. July Uu. IAI'i The iit'v I'Xpni t Uci'iishiK H.vs teui for aviation gasoline and scrap metal was viewed in au thorilHl i v cilcles today as giv ing the government a potent!. d meaim of dissiuidlni' .bioiiii li-nin 'pusliiiiu anti-Auiei t au pedicles In the (Miciil, 1'nder I'losidi'iit Uonseelt's re cent, procluniution, eminent II JceiiM'.s will he required niter to I morrow midnilil lor exports of aviation motor luol, aviation ul liicattiiLi nil, telraethyl lead ami i No. 1 heavy melt inn iron ami steel scrap. Well inlormed soil i ces predict ed thai licenses will be Issued for lite evpnri ol "cousldtM a hie ipian tll iis" of hesi cominndtlies. AI I liouh t hese Hcfiises will he for one year, they may In- revoked w heuvver Ibe fcu f) uinent deiides .in. iuiiii.il iiririim- iici-iin I it- iiibe it, ! Thus, continued hliipments may ' be licensed to Japan, but il was pointed out that they could he Scat olt at any timefor instance .if that country intensified efforts I lo .slam shut I be "open door" ol equal commercial opportunity in (.'hlu, i. i Any siicli action would have to Ibe based on defense moiltlds, and probably would require au offi cial I i ml in n thai del en se require ments had reached t he point w here the supplies lu question should be kept ut home. .Military experts say tint the home need for scrap metal and it vinl Inn luel may be ex peeled to increase as t be rearmament pro mam wains momentum Japan Itouubt $:;u.o:;:.'.hhi worth ot scrap il,'i J'tid S o.(i:'.s,iMHi worth of nil ami pet i oleum products I roin I his count ry in t lie first 1 1 months of l!t:t!i. Draft Fear Increasing Marriage Applications 1,1 IS ANCKI.KS. July 111. (AIM Mllltiiry (hull li'iUslul inn now In luri' i-unrt's. liiihiiiniiiiil ltli'i1. Ill-nil ul llu' l.ns Aiiiii'lrs i-tiuiny iniiniiUi' llri-HHi' Ullli'. ill. ri'liurls. Developing and Printing roll of 8 25C Your choice of Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-Y Floor Sanding and Refinishing CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651 J Phone 128 Temporary address R. F. D., Oakland, Oregon TTl4E LAST TlrAE HE ( FOR BUSTER TD BE I H OUT OF A TRAFFIC pv I FEEL LIKE ASK-J TICTVMlUESTION Moior Hooplc OUT TAslfSH SOUNDS LIKE J is proving a !.' aid to (lipid. Where marriage iicenau appli cations have averaged less than Tit a day, they jumped to VSA Sal unlay and 1 Hi yesterday. Kemarks ihe applicants make, she said, "leave littk doubt hut thai fear of bein drafted has ic celerated the marriage pace, par ticularly since it Is a general be lief that married men will be ex empt." Britain Takes Over French Order for 300 Bombers SKATTU-:. July :iu. (. f) -ilieat llrltaln has (alien over a French older for r'.uo attack bomb ers, lineiiiK Aitcialt i-nmptny offi cials disclosed today. The livncii order had resulted in a plant expansion program, snon to in- completed, cnsiitiK the French 4;j,'Hni.ifiu. It was also disclosed (hat drafts men ami engineers were plunnliiK minor alterations on the :.hips. I 'oulas attack bombers, in order to adapt I hem tnr use by the royal air toice. The company plans to have tlie first of (he bombers In the air b .lannat v. I!M I POttr McCtlNIOCK and DONNA DAE are I two of Iris buiiail itars on Fred Waring's 1 Chulwfitld PIUSURE TIME broadcaih. a Suez Canal Tie-Up Hampering Italy Si:i:Z. Kgypt, July 31 (AP) - llrliain is boldiiig airtight control of this vital galeuay of woild coin merco, thus tightening; the noose about Italy's African colonics and strangling her attempts lo trans port badly needed war uialeruils and reiuiorcements to Eritrea, Hal tan Somuliland and Kthiopia. The liriti.sii con,ra;)am! opera lious are like a three-edged blade. The Italians are prevented from getting helii via the Suez canal, shipments Italy-bound from the far east are blocked, ami far south along tile African coastline ships trying to edge their way up to Krltlea and Italian sftnaliluliil lire stalked by British warships. Since llaly's euiriince Into the war none of her ships have passed through tlie canal. Naval authorities disclosed today that the Italian steamer Verbauia. imoii tona, carrying a cargo valued ai SiUih.iiIpii, i held ut Port Said. Loaded with foodstuffs intended for the Ite'ian forces in Kthiopia, it was seized en route from Sue aoon after the Italian declaration of war. The crew of 4U has been In terned. a llrltish say their control of the i anal and waters south of it has been so successful that serious dillli ullles have arisen in the llul iau colonies, where lack of supplies hampers Italian operations and the geilll.-i warfare of Kthioplan U ibesmen is making matters worse w ith destructive raids on military supply depots. Mill Dismantlinq Order Arouses Town's Anger SOMKKSKT. July 31 (AIM -Jmtae Norman 1". itoose's de ci; ion m-deritiK u suwuiill disman tled at nearby Herlin brought a nni-vv parade nf automobiles mid l rucks past his home in protest yesterday, llandbilb! distributed from the machines declared (he jurist's ord er hulilnK down A. J. Potter's mill within .HI davs "satisfied three lamilies but dissatisfied a, nun resi dents of nerhn." Action nf Jitdue Iloose came after I htf heard about nu wilnesses .on I I'ouiplalnts (hat tlm mill, employ-jiu-,' la or L'u men, ennstituted a pub lic nuisance.. J. E. Norton Appointed Judge of Coos County SAl.KM. July 21). (AIM J. K. Norton of ''oqtiille was appointed hy Coventor C'U lies A. Spiayue today lo becuniP t'oos county Judne on August I. succeeding Huca Me Lain or .Marsliffeld. who resluneil because of ill bea it 11. Norton will smvi until nevr .lannai'y. t irTrmi nnTTr i il IYilCJ 1!3 A KStv. lesterhe AMERICA'S BUSIEST CfGARfTTE PAUSE BOTTLED ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA i imrn wnwwi wriwi fIIcy,M MWif4 WTIFWi F&WKKVm r ..... 1 TtmM ,f The tingling taste of Coca-Cola never loses the freshness of appeal that first charmed you. It leaves a cool, clean after-sense of refresh ment that satisfies your thirst completely. THAT REFRESHES UNDER AUTHORITY OP THE COCA-COLA CO. BV WORKS iwnn wiiii.niw i ,1 i r w "-fto! mm CHESTERFIELD K aY VIM Pf" Better-Tasting Definitely Milder Smoke The one aim of Chesterfield is to give you more smoking pleasure. 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