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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUffG, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1940. Detroit, Cleveland Slid Tied at Top Tm.r$ Pesr Victor! In Weird ''n; -.or; Cincinnati Nosed OV; 'r.y K. Y. Giants. lly JVhSON HA1I.ICV (Associated I'l-ona SiioiIk Willm) The CleVHliMid imliaiis anil He troit Tlnem t 111 iiro ileadliM-kntl for (lio Aiiioiiron leiigiit lead In day, iH'iitlng that iiilratlua da hap pen. TIlUV WUI1 tU'O of lilt) Htl'HDKKKt KlnigKlcn yimliinliiy that nvcr wi'Ml Inln lilt' I'C'i'Diila In tlioli' dtmppiHle offortH to itlbou' papli oilier oft the top rung. Tlm .IlldfailH ftijlleezcil pant Die lloHton ltrd Sox 12-11 In one oT the iiielitmarfH. The Tribe una trail ing 7-n when It came to hat In th'' fourth and oven alter Kvltner hit ii homo run with Hie hapex loaileil Cleveland eimtlntieil to lag hehlnd until the elEhth innliiK- Flnully Kookfe Rush 1'pterg de livered a pinch slncln with the Hacka filled to score the liiiliuns' i tylnc mid Imiliifr num. Detroit hail to tonic from hehlnd I four llinea to heat the New York Yankee 7-6 in II InnlliRa. The nil-1 nation illiln't Ret (rltlinl until Hie I elchtli inning when the TIki-ih mine to hnl tiaillUK -2. lllKglus tripled with the lumen loaded to put lhe TIrhi-h lii front, but Kelkerk c louted a pinc h home run willi oiiii on In ; New York's half of the ninth. ' Detroit, illldlilllited, tied lip III'! wolf Willi three alliKlea and lliinl ly. III the eleventh Willi (ioniez die Iiik ii relief chore lor Ihn rliampn. I HCitYeil Hie wlnnliiB inn mi two' wnlka anil (lieeiiliei'K'a kIiikIo. Beei Slaughtered. NnlhlliK eollld hare lieen whac k- j ler than the ilouliluhender the St. Uiiiln Cardlnala awept from the pitiful HoHtoii lleea. 31 a;nl 17-K. The Oral (same went 11 IniiinRn with Stimuli and KirickHon wrapiied In a pitching duel. Then llimion Mow up mill l"t hi two run. The CardR collected hlta In Ihn bin-. ting practlco Hint punned for t" I Hecoinl Kiiine. Mine bit ho In i each content to imikH hla lotiil ll" , for tliu yeur. I Hoalim'a loalni? atreak waa , tuniled to nine gninen. And. men- tlouliiK alrenka, Job DIMuifKlo or the Vailknoa went lillleaB lor Hie, first tlniii In 24 eiuounteia in that j hIiIujiIiiiu' at Delrnll. Homers Beat Clncy. Thu New York Ulanls ul on one of Hie aeaaon'a moat driiinalic fin lahea lit heat the Wncinniill Iteils. Wulters una on the threabhold of Ilia llllh victory when Whlliiheiid und DaunliiK each lilt limners wllh ll mail on bane In I hi) llllltll I n II 111 K to hen! Iilill M. Tim Cblciino Cuba wnm whlpieil 7-a hv Hie I'll! l ua and loHl lilt' rvii.nii nr cnhui imihuhly for Mm l-vmiilmliir ul rar Iwriumc "t ' ' ' ' ,''"' ji h.ok.-n kiM't) Hulfeml whi-n he A' ullicuir n.unly. wan rejr.tiMl l.y miHlH.il tutu a whII hil rluislnB ;'"'. a .er.H.l ntl.-ren.luiii fm.1. MumiKt-r HHrh.eU wo till ,,,mI wl,uM 1,1,1 ,ul ",r!l on Ihn head by h but. but not fieri-1 The fofn i f imtnt miht iimworn ony hurt'. -I vnleil iikmIiisI Hip ito!'i'iim mill 117 The l'hHinlol)lilii Allilellm eiled , I'"'- ml the ChlHi!i White Snx 4-H in h , llipht stiiine wllh Hei kmaii iftehluK; rmir liit ImW ami Mhwk heliiiiK nut with a two-run limner. St. I Ami dropped i:ir l''eisinn to Hit; Washington Senatorfl. Hollies Win 8th Game in 9 Starts lly the Associated Press The Hollywood Star served no the today Ihey plan to be at the pastry cpuliler when the sri.ai'h post-season playoff pie Is nil. The Slurs sneaked Into a fourth place lie with Siieraincnln In the I'aclllc foasl league by drubbing the Solons lust night. ,r lo 2. . Willi Ihe game deadloi lied al 2 all iu Ihe iiliitli Inning. Catcher Ihenel ripped "ill a Inline run wllh lo on. permiltlng the Wars to celebrate Ihelr elglllh success In nine stalls. The l.os Angeles bombardiers Dually got Hie range ol the Scalllc feme In the iiinih inning ol a scheduled seven inning Hel hist niglll und won. '1 lo 1 alter dumping the tlrsl gun I 'he ilnliblebeailer by the same seme. . It was Secoinl liaseinall Stilliu- er wllo lofted one over the tell field lence. al the expense f U'lnclniiiill I'ltcher Srllhner. 'Ihe win was Ihe itviiiihlx n Angels' llrsl in three games wiihSt. v,k the league leadliiK i liainps. tliicagn Webber Inn led Scuttle to vie .,,ins lory In the first rnniesi. 1 lie I'M ishui ch I cllnchlng score came in the ninth ilailelphla on Itiuhlllelilcr Vannl's single and . itot.tn -h lllfleliler Archie' ih'ilble. American League Seventh place Sun l-"l n ll -Isi f , , ,,it ;,7 planted Portland a Unle deeper in 1 . ' 1 v lii ii I . ... . r." Ihe cellar with a double win. 11 to isn ful 7. and .' In 1. The llrsl uuiiie was Nlv yiK IS a repelllloii ot Tuesdays ei ror ' ,.,(, . ,; r..t. Portland booted live and Washington Ii ihe Seal lour. In 'he nightcap iMiiladelidiin . -s Kupellv held the lleuiei lo seven, Sr ,mxt, . , . bits , , The crippled Acorns of I laK'anil were unable to coliiei t nine nils , i;1,.,, . olf Newsoine Into n l hlnn ie.s Angeles . semhlilig a run. and lost 1 lo ". I" j Saci aim-uln Hie Sun lllego Pa. lies. I I loll v w ond . I'rlday night the clubs sw:ip;Sil i,eso . . tiartner tor the resl ol Hie week..(II jhh Isco l,o Angeles will play al l-urtliuiil. ., ti;,,,,! . Sail Krnuclsio ul M-aiiie. noc tlieulo at I 'ii I. I.i ml and San liicgo at Hollywood. Elliott Pitches Albany To State Championship AI.IIANV. nn- I (AIM At liuny I'lk'il HI' a lui'-nm l.inl in thr flml InliliiK uml iln-ii lingua 10 .i ys lo I ln uvit Jink - Jill tnwiii uf I'prlliiiiil lor tin; nii'iioii mjiii!. lini ' h 11 it 1 1 ic 1 1 m li i p lux! inuht. . (IIUIIII Klllllll. '111! ri'lilU'I'lHlllMl uulliinT of Mvi'tlp Crunk Willi iIih (miluliciiiK ui vi... Iwki'il iii III" tCUIIIH nluKUiii- I'V It'UliiK Hi" Twiii miK'ii iliiun ttlili iinlj lliriu llilK. . Tlio vlrtol'.i" lll.il.es llidliy til fc'lljlu lo mi'i'l tin- Vabiiigton iIh Salem Softball Sweethearts Coming Here ricliiKd nliine urn the I'lide-Han icka, uinuera of In! aol'iliall Kumea la from Siilem. Dickoii, in looking toward lietruil and-tlie ualloiial aolliiiill The Salem girls w ill play all exhibition game in Hoxcbuig Saliinlay night, at Flulay field, atari lug at M o'cloi k. I'lcliircd are:' hack row .Mary llcnneil. Kite Yoconi, .Manager Hub Keuxclier. .Mildred Thulium. Phyllis Cueifroy. Middle row lliiihara Kuiix. Madalyn Morgan. June Welch. .Iiiaultn Moe, Horoth) Moore. Florence Kllloit. Front row Nellie Pcaiiiiiiie, Pat Carson, Kvulyn Franz, Until Yncoui, Harriett (ircen, lleiirielta Siiallelt. lialboy lluy Yocom ait.i In front. cliniiipliin for the rcKlnnul tlile ninl t)w ,ilit )(, piny n uin niiiloual aemi pro i liiiuidon.Hhli nl Wirhita. K siimniai : II II I-: Allium- .. .... l ! jarkJlll ... I :i ,,.milt Hm i,,,,,,,,.!, . .,.,,.Knisa" i.HKhtli,. anil W. WHIeke. Apple Marketing Pact Voted Down WASHINGTON'. July :U. -f.l' 'I lie Jicrlrultunil dri;u IuhmiI mi noiiiii.'.l yt'Htri'iljiy tn t a luilcrnl niiii kciini' uvrtMMiM'iil piouniin lor in u asliiiiiifiu The innuntni was ileslyin1)! ( i Ulllllte llllerHlilte Flllplllellt ol lip tiles prniiureil III I III' area so :im lo toexeiil iiiarkolfng ul lirii c-di'piess. Iiil- KiirpluscH. Tile lieparliueiit said tin the vole i.'iii.'M'iilt'd an annual livenme proilllclloii of r. . 1 J , I N - boxes, while ihe nlliiniulivc vole represeliled II. lis 1 ,ll 1 1 box. s. Slioliuly ill favor nf Hie prorillll. Iho depn rl in en l said, were grow ers In Ihe Weiiatchce district ol W'ar.lilliuloli where ir.n taorilllle bill). lis r. picsenliiii: a piodm lion of '1 IM.:!7J boxes were I aM I'Olltpa I ed lo S7 li.'gallve voles, icpreselillni; a pio 1ml ton ol !r,ti.:!H7 boxes. The lieavlesl ner.alive vole was rani in Hie Val.ima dlslriil of W'aslllni'.ton WlllMI' CO Ki-'iweirt I.' preseul inj; ll pi o.lilcl loll ot o.2i'T. ho.'t linxcs voled iiKiiill.-'t Ihe n.i grain, compaieil Willi a favoiahle vite of l.M vrow.-rs reptesentini: a I itl o.llli't ion ol 1. 107. Ill- boxes. Ill Ihe (lift:.. ll dislilrt. :I17 :niw-( i l-H lcilehelltlllg a litoillli'lioil in 1ISS ISS I in m k oled against, while nr'.wers i e pi cscliting Mi.1177 hoxes Miied lot Ihe luonrain. Standings lly the Assi.cliiHil Pr National League W. pel. .I17X 11 1 ,M I '.i 111 1 1 .'nil l!'l .line line ..Ml . i::.'. .I'M le: .n:,:i Pacific Co.nt League Seal ll i;'. i;:i i', i in . i IXV ONIONS FIND GOLD l'lrsl illsriivi'l-y nl B11I1I 111 Call Inrilia wan Ihiiiillltl a ului'i- ili-Hhr Inr a l.lrlh.lav iliiini-r ol ilil niiioiif. KijiiH-istn l.opr. nf San l-'ram iMiiiln run. h. nill.-.l up muni .inious. ami l.nliiil ilil on Man h 11'-'. nix i'nii ln-f.iri' .lanii'rt lai liall lottn.l il ill Suttt-r's I an.l. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubar 119 No. Jtckion "Maryland" Film Treat at Indian My MWH Tin IruinliiK anil bleeding ol llwirniiflilH-iwl luir,. ......... 'lillllteiH. ) or tilt Dm barka round I'or ' -Niili Century Kox'h lniept vt'hlele, "Mnry IjuhI." Hliirrtnp U'alter Mien nim and Vuy ltiiintir. with lttend:i Joy re a ml John I'iiync pi ovidinK the niniautli- leadrt. w hirh opeiifii Weilni'Kday ul HuiiI'h luiliuit lhe;t 1 r. l-'ilni'Ml in technicolor, the Klory npifiiH like a tnivelouue tliiiiunh Ihe historical state, hut eventually hipM's into (he meat ol the plot. Alisw Maimer plays tin rl- id a w lilt ul. heailM i onu mist less td an I'Hlaie. win), after her husband wiiH kilb'd dtiriui; a tox liuut. de lerniines tlial her son shall iii'ver ride iiMaiu. MiiMinaii. as the old trainer and head of Hie fdnhles, turns in another hplendid pert'orm-i ante. Payne plays the part ol Ihe Mm ki'owii lo manhood and lovely S iss Joyce is the graudila iu liter ol Hie Iralller. A laiiioo Maryliiud steeple IcIium. loi ins Hie himls lor a si if sn-ii'lUK clliiiiix. Payne, who lias lie come an exccllenl horseman .1 tille Ills molller, rides lo vielory ill Hie big race, winning not only the eovi'ti'il cup. bis fair lolly's hand, but also the forgiveness oi Ills unit her. A .splendid supporting cast, headed by liallie .McHuninl. aca demy of awards winner, as Ihe in .mi my of Hie household, and Hen Caller, as Shadrai'k. her shiftless husband, era p shooter deluxe, and stable hand, gixes Ihe picture sunn1 of Its best moments, espe cially so of I III' scene ol a llcgi o revival meellllg. A liewsreel and a pertinent March of Tim,, feuluie. "Cumula ill War." rounds out the clitertaiu uicltl liill. Aliens Will Face Sharp Questions WASlllNHTHN, .Inly 1'T. (AIM Aliens prohatdy w III he aslved l"i iuesthiiis uiieu they o to post of I lees to register and lie linger- pr'nl eil In't ecu Auiiiist ami I Irt-i'inher 21 An nitii f;miiliiii u till the hujie tiifk in' .snin uf ".iine.iieit mm i lti.t'iis tiaiil tixhiy ilint plans htuiilly hu.l been roiiiilt'tel. tint thitt the mi I ure uf iho iiiet ions Willi Ul not III? lliscltlStMl I'M 'V- oiiii ihiys. It its ri'iMtrti'ii, v v that ilu'iti 1 1 1 1 1 1 ht imi nr thii'i1 "Hi'iinhiiin'' inu'iit's itttt'iuli'tl in In'in mil r;u Ii alien's tuml inn'iit .il iiiiiiuiir 1 1 iw a ul the l.'uilt'tl StilM'S. M nf I In pnipnst'il ipn'st inns vi ill nut In- upplit iihi tit ilium.' un.li'i 11. This KiiMip. tn In- rt'pit' Miii ii'i hj pit it'll 1 s in 1 1:1 1 jinn I' ll in ns. will tint ht t tntM print ed hut imt ln ivyiMtM'pil. StilirHnr i;MU'iiil Kiiituis liithllf. ,iimii ii llni mb n t nm iin:it hm t lu 1 111 111 r;ii imi ami tiiitunilu..!- jtinn si'iviti with iih'r just ire le- I I p:u tniiMit uuit.t. ciilh'it Key iiuini- t I m iit inn anil po.-M nt! U v oiWu ' I In itshitittiu this wrrli lo ili.s- j iihs timit pi opai atlnns Offii inls siiiil that its iln prn- j Men Admire Women j With Shapely Figure i TIM'iati'l. -f "'iti.Mt Kct'p 1 li-li dune- xl In itixt hlii.pilv hI V,l.l I - - 11 limit Hi .1 1 i 11 K i' I' Km ivnu.ii- ! uilh l UIHII niit Si'ii-!( Mr'iits. ; Th.y nnil I.WHIII M .miUs Ih. mi. ; 1 1 ."hi HiM 1 1 n I.', it n) krt 1 1 if 111 . lunkliiK' fcilinu vi'iintfi 1. l'liM- tp . n'-a 1 r it St.n ! 1 .M i-inni. n.l 1 I. Mtlll f..i in .Iiil :ilf)iH. iioi ii'hI 1 ii(. twain 1.1 .i'i-; Tt j TAIK It u 4 not i.'nimn 1mii- i 1 r-.j-lM'ti.tl nr Tliroji. Ti v it en our i Hill li-ilny mm voiir (liustift 1 -M l.1 V-li.i" it i;il;U-UIltr. Hit UnAt-tiUtl, OftKfll Cltapinun'4 Drug Sfoie in three yeara. Tlio tenni, which chuinidoiialilp early In Seplemlier. meeting a team of Kosehurg girl B in ill now stands, fingerprinting ' II was the first defeat the Gob will he done In Hist ami second biers, league luuilci'H, have suffered class post offices and In post of fices ill county seat, ll total of about x.iiimi rcKi.siratiou places. Litigant in U.S. Gets Italian Threat I.DS ANCKLKS. July :tu .l') I 'r. Heuato Siulse na.VH that Vice Governor Minna of the Italian pin paKanda iniuisli y tins Ihrealened Mini with reprisals again, it his uncle in Italy unless he drops his snli lor :M,imh) analnsl Kiltn Pro ilucer Hal liouch. Sunise introduced into Ihe trial a document purport edty sifiiied by Minna, wriiten in Italian. 'l'rai..'Mt ed lor Hie court, it advised Senlse that if In did not reach an "under slandfnK" vllli Koach or dismiss Ihe action his uncle. Carmine So ulse, chid' of tlm 1 1 alia ii pollen force, was lu dunner of violent re prisals. "And Ihink of yourself, loo. dear Sentye. because a ureal danger auaiis you as well, anil Unit is the one of beiim accused of anti-fascism." reau the letter. S 'iiise said that apparently tho Kalian Movormuent objected to publicity about Hie company, which was In have been culled "Jtatu" for lioaelt ami Mussolini, ami iu con net (ion with whiih a sou ot lleulln .Mussolini vlsiled Hrdlyuood ami was eoolly recidved. The venture was dropped niter the visit. Senise leslilled he spent $l".Ui:0 iu Koine in l'CiT. most ot it in en tertaining liiiin !i and seelnir iiat Ihe produter met hiuh Malian of lii ials in i-otiuection with u plan lo film Italian operas. Christian Churches of Douglas Date Glide Meet I'l'lic n'ltitlnr bi-inout lily nirntlup nl' tin' liwimlu.s rmitity ronviMitliin of Christum rhurrht's will bo held nl tlm Clhli- Chun-h nl Christ Mnn lay, Auuust ". The inert lue will hi-Kiu at I it a. 111. anil will ron Uniic thrnimlinut the atlrrnoou anil evruiim. with pntluek lunch ami iltiim)' nt nnnu uiul (J p. in. Thr hitthlifcht (,( nu inuvenlion will he an aihlren by .1. T. 'hiii!, t missinnary on tin Inimh fnnu Korea. ' Mr. Cluti-.- is superlnli'iulent nf Ihe . Knrraii chrfsiiaii Mission at Senol, ' Ktirra lb- will ileliver Ihe mus- siit;r at ihe morning service. I FIVE OCEANS NOW THREE Tint a , only t In ce oceans are K'-Ufiiilly rrciinnied. -The Arctic orran. nf (.illin ium suuan' miles, hat hern in orpmateil with the Atlan tic, iiti the Arctic sea. The Anlare tir has been i iMppni ttntu il over the Aliunde I'at ittc am! Indian oceans, w hirh are 'the three now ircou niii'tl. You Are As Old As Your Feet Why have tired out feeling pains in (eet. ankle knee, legs cases caused by soma form of foot troubles Dr. J. M. Inqalls REGISTERED CHIROPODIST who makes regular visits every other Saturday to your city, is licensed by the state of Oregon Is a CHIROPODIST . PODIA TRIST He glvee complete foot service. Weak or flat feet, corne, calouses, Ingrowing nails, treat ed without pain and with little cost and trouble to you. Cell for appointment or come In. 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. Umpqua Hotel. Roseburg K'et vtstt Saturday. August 3 One-Tally Margins Decide 2 Games Elks' Softballtrs Trim Texaco Chiefs, 8-7! Indians Scalp Oakland Gobblers, T 2-11. (iamei This Week Thumlay: Texaco ChlolB vareita lloucock'a llnichiira: Oakland vor aua Dunhutn'a Trausfermen. c'tidiiy- Klki club veraua liou (ock s; Oakland veraus Diiiihuin's. ny evkrett cnorcu Tim I'lika club punhed iicrosa two i ' ' n r. in Hie lata luniuit of the open ing aoltbull guiiiR at -Flnlay field last nlMlit to iiohs out the Texaco ciiiera s to 7. In the second ga.me Hie fana were treated to a second I- -i-iiiiiinsr rallv when llub'a In diana pulled out a victory by a M-oie ol 12 to 11 oer the Oakland (lohhlera. Texaco Kforcd six- run In tiie viicnd liming of iho optiuer. but Ihe I-odgetueii kept hiimnierlug awav at tho oireiiiiga of Calvin. Tixnio pitcher, until. In the last frame, they eked out a one-point win. tllenz. with two doublea and a home run in four trips, led Hie nine- hit nitiiek on t'aivin. "tlooe Mar din rapped out Ihrue hlta in three niPK lo the plate to take batting honor lor the Chief. Bender, pitching for thn Klk. al lowed li'p I'liiel eight hit, while taking three alrikeouts and iasu- nig five free pnaae. ('alvin atruck nut four, allowed nine hit and gave three wulks. Hub's Indians gave the Gobblers six ii". in the Hist Inning, hut nut on a hitting spree of their own nnd l'H'l the score lu the second frame. l ne game wua a see-aaw aiiair an ol the way with the Indians dogged ly coming back Into a He each lime Oakland would get a run. the Indiana finally pushing acroH the winning run lu the last half of the seventh Inning. hit inn Ihe second half of the sea son's schedule, home run. led the Gobblers In the Jacobs, with a single, triple and iiitiiiiK department. Hurl wilh one mi' two ami M 11 Kan with two for ihreo. led the Indian batters. Campbell allowed Ihe Cobblers 1 hits stiucli out three and is sued four walks. IteeveH and Ja cobs look turns on the mound and allowed 11 bits, U walks and bad five strikeouts. Scores; E Klk" 'luh un:i Ku 2 H ! 4 Keep out of the kitchen these warm days. Serve Red & White Baked Beans and Luncheon Meat. They make a delightful tasty cold com bination. Lettuce with SunSpun as your Salad and Flav-R-Jell as the dessert top off a cool and refreshing meal. SPECIAL FEATURES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AUGUST 2 AND 3 Meat Sunspun Flav-r-Jell Red & White FANCY PEAS " 19c Red & White TOMATO JUICE No r," 15c Edgemont CHEEZ-IT 9c Sunshine Molasses PEANUT STRAWS 1 10c Our Value brand. Fancy small SHRIMP . No-1 1Vo- 29c Blue & White TUNA ; ; N--;l5c Red & White. Medium slie RIPE OLIVES P nt29c Red A White. All leaves, no grit! SPINACH .: p"-.2:'r,onr,29c Tf vnrn Chiefs ....(ISO 001 07 8 Bender and Goodman; Calvin and .Mnrdin. Oakland 602 200 111 12 3 uub'i Indians 06g 200 212 11 4 Jacobs, Reeves and Roberts; Campbell anil Norton. Says U. S. Able to Meet Barter Plan SAX KHAXC1SCO. Aug. 1. (AP) American Indiiatry can meet totali tarian competition in the world's ntarkciH and protect the future of free enterprise If It will begin now lo rid llaeir of "laxness and our uneconomic trend toward hlgtior costs," ICilmir V. Smith, of tho (ienerul Motors corpoiaiinn, told Iho iiailmiHl fqrelgn trade coiiyeu- idote cliockn. Hbe said Intmrmice Hon yeKierduy. umlerwriters thoiiBht "probably Looking- forward to an early end, seven persons' were dead, of the Kuropean war, Smith warn- With the picture still far from ed the United States against com-clear, unofficial reports on the SJ, mining Itself to uny( system of lioo.Ouu disaster - worst in Cam- barter, tiartellzation or other un - proved economic process in world trade. When peace comes, he Bald, "the world once again will bo In Hie market for a bargain and Amorl ca's hope and destiny lie in the fact thai the free enterprise system has demonstrated its ability over all oilier systems to provide bargains." Smith assorted that Germany, in seven yours of nazl regimentation, hud "failed completely to show its ubilfty to compete on terms of equal cost and value with the free enter prise industries In America." President Koosevelt, In a mes sage to the convention, said be hud ! rejected the idea of some persons that the United States already hud been defeated in Its effort to main- tulu foreign trade on "liberal and democratic principles.'. j He said a few "faint hearted de-i realists" had suggested or implied : that the country should abandon Its present trade course. Sir Louis Beale, member of Hie Hrltish purchasing commission, told Ihe conference lliHt "the mistake, should not be made uf assuming j that the war can be won morely by withholding supplies from Ger-' ninny." 1 "Now, even more than six ! mnnltiH ago, it Is certain that direct attack upon Germany will be neees sarv to bring about her defeut," be j declared. j Willi Move to East Third Street Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Cumtulngs, who have been residing on Harri son street in West Itoseburg, plan to move next week lo 10.'! I Fust Third street to make their home. Rod & White Luncheon Meat Camden Fire Dead May Reach Seven CAMpiCN, X. J July 31, (API Gas fumes sickened fireman after fireman today aa they tried to cool atlll-Hinoking ruin to search for bodlea of missing dead III a fire and explosions that destroyed a million dollar paint plant and at leant (17 mldtown homes. Fifteen were trentcd within a few hours. The fumes, riing from smouldering chemicals, drove an others trpm the four- hjock area Fireuion worked in 15- miuuto relays. Mrs. Mary W. Kohits, director of public safety, expressed fear the death toll might exceed the j number Indicated in still Incour , den's history showed: Two known dead Kaymoiid Harter. 3S. llolUims bead (hlef lnsiector and general storage manager. ll If Hin Merrtgan. 4!t. fireman. , Four women ami three men def- j iuilely missing: 1 Keystone Club to Meet The 1 Methodist Keystone club mem- ! bers are asked to meet Friday at II o'clock at the church to go to the It. H. Wilson home at I'mp qua for a planned noon pot luck luncheon. Mrs. (. K. Jones and Mrs. K. A. Hi it ton arc joint chair men of the luncheon. A DOUGLAS COUNTY PRODUCT Mfg. by Douglas County Mills Buy it fnom your favorite grocer. 12-oz. Cans . A flavorsome Salad Dressing Pints 22c Gelatine Dessert Red & White CAKE FLOUR pk8g18c Red & White COFFEE 25c Red & White COFFEE 73c Red White WAX PAPER I5c Red A White. All green ASPARAGUS Red & White GRAPEFRUIT Ladyi Godiva COMPLEXION Ken-L-Ration DOG FOOD Return From Neskowln Mr. and .Mrs. L. E. McCllutock nnd daughter. Miss Patricia, and Miss Carolyn Cordon, returned to tholr homes here Wednesday, following a vacation at Neskowln. MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 SYRUP Log Cabin, quart can JSC COMB HONEY Locally mads, light color, 4 ft ach cak . XT eV SUGAR 10-lb. bag NESTLES CHOCOLATE (Have you made those fam ous Toll House f cookies?). 2 Pkgs. .. t, 1 VEGETABLE SALAD Dia mond A Brand. A fancy mix. 8-oi. cans, Cf 3 cans A3v TUNA FLAKES For salads or sandwiches. f 2 cans AJC GREEN. PEPPERS Fresh local, 2 lbs A3V GRAPEFRUIT Large Z(f siie, 7 for tJ BANANAS All 4 ft fancy fruit, 3 lbs l7V WATERMELONS A fresh shipment, lb. V 25c Quarts .33c 3 Pkgs. For , . 14c Mb. tall cans 2 for 45c No Vi" 29c SOAP 6 bars . for 29c Ub; z 25c
