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I TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVfEW; ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY. AUGUST 6, 1 940 m : sa i 1 to '1 th M R M l. Ht la 1.1 til 111 I) hi o m i Belgn Facing Ttoeat of Famine Grim f ci c of Conditions is frtsc itt by Ambassador Cutfrfay; t. Uki Sole Hope. LOMXJN'. Auk. 6. IAP John Cutluhy, li. K. tuitbuHttarior i,j JU-1-Kium, (U'ciiui'il loduy (hat uiiNmik BJpplfpfi of Ion:' from AintMlca vviivh I1iIk1u';i hy miflSepiemlier, people will wo reduced to u coudl tfon "Ho::e to famine." Cudtthy wild would itntui'i)' tlit ftltiiitlion when be rWurnK to 1 ho United Klutus noxt week find "further present the reality of doiiilue wit li force as (ho only pow er.' The amlrnHKiidor dwllned to am plify t tilt remark, leaving tcime o( his liearerr. with the ImprcKHlon that lie meant the I'nllcd Statea niiiHt he pie pa red to deal ei-ono-mieallv and iHilitlcally with Ger many ait tliH doMilmint power on the eontinent of ICurope. "Wlmii tin truth in kii.iwti about Kins Leopold (of i lie HulKians. I" lie said, "hta deciafoti to HUi"rinltr will not only ho accepted but will be applauded." It wiih ruealled that durltie and alter the world war the AniPifcun relief administration tinder Herheri Hoover apetit it .Uil of tl!r.mio.OO(i to present starvailou fn llelulum CudMhy delaied 4he quest inn of United Slnles snplltH of food waH "aradenile" until "Britain linowa where nh stands." He mild he understood the inlniK- try of erononile warfare at preHt-nt would reliifle to allow any HitpplleB of food to reach the ttelKiana. He ddrd: "If v.ou uenthmen Ihinli the eon llnent Im a howling hell now, what -do vou think It will he this win ter?" The diplomat declared. "I knew of not one authentic atrocity com mitted hy the German army in Bel gium. The GeriiiHiiH behaved lliem hevcn with (treat rent mint." Ilia picture nf the Industrial and agricultural conditions In Belli!'"" was Eilm. "AH IndtiHtry has atopped. Thou sands upon tlioLiHands nt people left the country and there are mill more than X.fHM.uuo IJelhuiH ttome where hi Cranco. "In their homeland, liarveslH are rottlnK In the Him." Council Disposes Of Minor Matters Only routine mattera came In fan the KohHhur city council at its reMUlar nesslou held hint nlKlit. Itlstrtictlous were Ktveu to force .repnlrs lo aidewalkK on Terrace avenue. Councilman ().. I. Siy.nl tly wuh authorized in , invnstluute claims nf (InuttKe to property caus ed hy hlasliuu dtirtim construction of the sewer ttituiel ou South Mill Hi i eel. Itcncwal tof the lease held hy KiiiOFt Stnli ou the afiport hau L'ar was authorixefl. The following hilla were ordered) paid: Sewer Emergency f'herehlli Hardware Co., Mip- pllep .s:: City of lloseburi;, gastdlne, water and liht 10. Ml Crane & Company, air vent valve ..: :-. 7.21 Percy CrHt. repalra truck.... S.s.'i Itenu-Gerrelscii Cn.. suppllc.s rS.:j I 'ouiilus Ice A: Storage Co.. ice , r,.r.r. Hoy Johnson, hauling ;i2.on liGKers H Cuulractnin Alachv. Co.. rental mixer ... Umi.ihi Mercer Steel Co.. Iron bars. ... 4!t.! I,. V. Mclzuer Cn.. lumlier- . enpplic r.1 monihsi (.i..l.t Oiewon I'oi'llutxl Cement Co.. cement liensselaer Valve Co.. valve ... Rudolph Itll.man, pipe and supplies , ' Koscbnru Machine Shop, cut lint; pipe Itoseburt; Sand - Gravel Co.. sandi:rave Jl;iscbuti! WetdiiiK A. Had. . Works, repairs Mnnltiel's Sneel .Metal Wfcs.. Irou Hint ciittlnc Vtilon I'acitic Co., freight ce ment .. . 1 1 r.:;7 Vnion G;na', naiads uia chinciy !' Cniversiiy ni' Oreiiou. cinders Ilium II. L. Kppstelii, jtei vices sur- veylim lL'S.tm Ted Shellaharuer, services Kiirveyiim U'.oe Arthur Hover, aer vires sue- veylnu iM.du J. S. Mclmnald. labor ami ma terial electrical wmk .. ..(MUMi General Andrews KUipmcnl Service. Trpaiis mixer SiUi!' T. i. U'.own. treas.. cich ad- a need freiuhi-potaue ... Ti.tln Call lot nia-( M cpin I'nwcr Co.. water liL'ht SIT.ss Coen Lumber Co.. St. Fire Iti'pt. supjdic.-i perej Ci iilt, rental battel Tor liuck Pcnn-Gei i el sen ( 'o i epait s rird city hall Douelas Abstract Co.. ins. - premium flusher HjuuIhs 'oiin(y. use macblu- piy Hircis . ... IouKlas Ice A- Sturatie Co.. . in l.nu 12.1" .'ii.iio Ice tor totinlains K. M 1-rlikson Co . ttifjns The I'lax Company. i:t.t;r. pat kini: cat bon paper Gartmse Disposal Co.. disposi tion dead dous Gellelnl T'ettoleum t'ortni.. pasolhie Hansen .Motor Co.. tires (or tnick Joe I. -un Lumber Co.. wo; id lor FH'-et dept Judd'a Kuinituii- Store, win dow shade city hall L. W. Alet4Ker Co.. St. V'ire Jhuit.. BUPldieK 2 IX 17, 00 K. T. t)le. roiiairs house U'.'M , K. Gtli rm-irin Tel. & Tel. Co.. pb.one service Pas I-iinilier atreet d'pt. nuppHeR Pierce Auto Kreigut uues. irelj-'ht abphuii - Hoaeburp Dook Ptot'e, office ftlipi'Uea - 2.24 OUR BOARDING HOUSE But; martha, My deartwe leas voo COULD HAVE DONE WAS TO HAVE ROUSED M&I (SENCE FOR BREAKFAST EGAD, rAV APPETITE IS GTRA1MIM& AT THE LEASM-WOM'T VOL) RELENT AMD PREPARE, ME JUST A SIMPLE SNACK CON1TOUMD AMVWAV INSULTING (VV A FAMTASTiC TALE. ABOUT AM ALLEGED BEAST CALLED A GLADANO Not That We Don't Believe It, but i Lit UtftCTOm 1"H 4 Ifxf M ' 8 ASS ASS'N H Vjl V ;H " ' CLAYTON, N T K j When Jefferson County Bass Clayton, N. Y., ofllcials rigged up of the entries came back with uway." Judge Dob Jlubbnrd Margie Collegiate Clip Of the Old Locks i, : Lalcst air-cnolcd coiffure for collegians is llii? "Iroquois Clip." displayed by Malty llaimon ol Manchester, Mass., who intro duced it on the North Carolina Stale College campus nt Raleigh. N. C. It's supposed to keep water out of the eyes afict satirirm'i. lrelmm Lumber Co stre.-t diM1'. ... . KoKchin u Momr Co.. truck W (CM I epatrs Koebui i; New s-(lev lew. notices ,)iirie-.Itiy . . Itoseburg I'lumbiiig l dog t'o.. re pa lit fiie hydiants . Itosebuib Sand A Ciavel Cn lock tor streets . Silver Nook (Jrille. meals pi isoners Alba Spaimh's Ca 1 au it pairs Hue!; .. . 1: Staudai d Slal ions, service truck Stephen Alltn Co., lepaliH fhlcher .. I 'n'in i HI 'o.. road oi) and kem..i IO' Ii Weslcin Auto Supply Co.. truck supplies U liartnn Ml ol hers, sh eet sup plies ! NOTICE rrgulHt- uiecTifiK brtoie caiii ventton, AncuM ti. (Adv.) AWl'TANT. 11.112! Llt is J ji with THAT SIR CECIL I INTELLIGENCE WITH Association launched contest at this system to make ture none stories about "the one that got is Rivinij lie detector lest to Marshall, Wallace Scores Politics in AAA CORV.M.I.IS. Aug. .-..-(AI'l-Alt riciilltiri. Secretary Wallace assail ed "l-iiise charges of pnlitioal aetlti t Id lollrrs lo Iftor, county anrl ; roinmniiHy conimiilcenifn of n kuii'h AAA I'tum program mday, Tln- h'ltcrs, maili-d Imm (ln Cm alli.s ..A nltico. Hiiid "l-mst chai u.'s nf imlii ic;i at tiviiy. or piOKiti-i'iic political ncltvitv. I t'arnicr-cnminiii.'cmi'ii who arc di H'ctinu ihr A.VA and othir pro mams uf ihe drp.-iitmcnt . . . i.m stiuite a ri-t lection upon tlir inlej- iiy of thousands npnn thousand of ahle arul honest men who haw Hied to operate national proBranu lor aiirii aliur' from the standpoint ol ihe national welfare." Wallaee, ihe democratic vhe preMiieiitinl noiniiiee. miU he plan ned "to tt'simi or lalie a leave ol ahseme wiilrval pay Irom my posl as icn laiy uf hsi i-r till lire as hi ion as ( heirin active pnlit jral rj'tn palmnnu. 'i'hia will he Hiauily af ter my until it-ation ceieuionti's and arceiniice in lale Almost." Political aciivity hy the Tartu commit tees "has heeii prohihileil. and c.'iunuilteenien canilol he c tin li'itteemen and at Ihe same time be 1 he 111 hers nf pari y com mi I Ices nr j etmaned in partisan :trthity," Wa!- lae coticluited. Interned German Tars Problem for Argentina f ttl'KXOS AUil-lS. Aug. - (API - The iia.i MMmen who last I 'e cembcr scimle.1 ilie pocket ballle ship Aii'nii traf Spee outside Montevideo harbor nnd now are in terned 111 Areniinu aie becoming 11 ,-lK itlnlilt'tn lit lh..i- lwl. I Cmlcr internal loiia I neutrality j law . i he a 1 iivntlne government , must pay all uuemplo ed seamen interne.! in this cniinirv their lull naval salaties, Alieailv this has lost tipwuid ot ;.uo,ntio msos Ooui. and so tar Aii:cn1iua has hail tin w onl lijon tici niaux reu'ai ding 1 eimbursenient. Hesides, the iumger nf the for mer t.rat spi e 1 lew men are tinn ing t lit ic uiiatian's hair uray 11 h eiscapes nr attempted escapes. - l our r.-.Mi-coiiiniis.-ioiicd oltiters were lound yesteiilay wauilciliig ntur tb'! lih'( of tbt Audet- muuu- I tAihs. appaieuMy about 1o tun tmaj lo Chile. TIC M5 I U3 K,,M-M Major Hoople VOU T5ID SOME HI6H CLfvSS INSULTING VOU?SEU ft FACE AS FOR -RUSTUN& ANOTHER. BREAKFAST NOTING DOING Mi?. ASTORBlLT Platforms Not Paramount in President Race My num.; ( A'rro.v .Ni'iva-Revipw WahlliKli)ii CoiicsioikIi'IU WASHI.MiTON. Jillv 25. Th" niiiii llnea nf wlinl will be a Inrlc prcHidi'iilliil contiwt ui'u a1 ri'i'dy hiM-uuiilix A'lslblo. Hl'iiiiipiI in lis Hiniph'st Ipimi. llir fittlit will bo h ntralKhl ..til ITH) Iwlwwn Wlllkin Hllll liooso Vl'll. tlll'lr Htl'C'llKtllK Ullll lln-if wiuUiikhmph. I heir ikmhdiiiiIIiIi.s ii'id lliclr iworils. ICxccnt in far as thry bear -i Hie Iwii Ip.H ihn parly plaliornm urn of Hi- we imiKit'lanrrv The republicans are obviously ! going lo hummer away al the tl.lrd term issue. They began lo ' htrp about It nt Philadelphia ; iMssoiitlng domoirals like Curler Glass gave them some brand-now .iluinuiilllon at Chicago. Will Hop on Band Wagon on Ihe more positive side, the ; lepublicans can 1 xpecletl to Jump on the national defense baud wagon In a big way. I'lley will argue (as speeches al Philadelphia clearly foreshad- owed) Ihat the nalion's great need Is for a super-executive, an or ganizer, a man who can mule all factions ami can get willing co operation out of the nation's tie inoiKlons Industrial and financial machinery. Roosevelt, it will be urged, has had eight years and still hasn't ijot things clicking: Wlllliie will be proscuiod as the one man who call do the job. Tin- democrats c o n v e n t I o n Plainly showed they will la 1 1 tne "power Irusl" iiiid Wall slreet an cles Just as bard as Ihe repub licans hit Ihe third term. Speaker Kaukhcad gave the lip-olf In his keynote speech, when be dwell lovingly on "rulhless ami uncon-si-ionalile holding companies" and i in 1 n 11 r,l caustically If any in his audience had over hoard of tile collapse of the Instill empire. The platform went much furth er. It assorted Ihe Roosevelt ad ministration had brought the peo ple 1 heir first victory In the long tiuht against the 'power monop- oty. am) ileclared lllKle s nom ination raised the Ihsho "whether the nation's water power shall 1p used lor all the people or lor the selfish interests of a few." Rely on "Reaction" The rest of the enioiratic strategy sums up to an effort 10 maUe this t'mht n clearciil one hetw een react ion (as represent t"I hy Will Kiel and pronrpssi visin. This year's democratic, platform Is a most uncompromising new deal document. It defends all the new deal measures in stun 11; terms. The new dealers profess to see Wlllkie as tho incarnation of re action. They are planning their campaign mi that basis. 1 Lastly the d e in o v rats will mention thai YVillkie is an ex democrat himself, though they probably won't emphasie thin much. Ami they probably won't w ill eiy long on the familiar siory ol the Hosfd banks and breadlines of QV2. Their spimk- 1 ers tried that at Chicago ami It fell awfully tint. Beliview Club to Meet The llell view club will meet Weilnesdav af teinoon at the home of Mrs. Lewln I'arker with Mrs. .1. .1. Kester as joint hostess. . WHAT THE CATCHER SAYS Tt) TUK 1MTC1IKU: "You see I hose two beautiful blondes 111 the box seal'.' Well, a soon as you fan this guy. call l"J so your suit will be back in time. I've got them dated up lor Sat urday night." Umpqua Cleaners 31 NO. MAIN Plot to Overturn U.S. Govt. Charged Two Jailed, Others Sought in Probo of Communistic Conduct m California. i.os a.vop:i.ks. auk. 5. ap A !!2 months' lnvtitlga(lon of alli-ceil rommnnlRtle ai-tlvlilpn in miulhein Calirornla lias reaulteil in the ttiiesl of two men ami, says the J.-)S Antrolea dlatrlct attorney, the aei.uniulallon of a "startling amount ol evidence" uolnting toward a plot lo assassinate prominent Aineri- oin anil violently overthrow the! government. One man is in Jail In connection with tbft five.-.veai-ld slaying (if an "anil-red" member of- the tnurl lime union, DIkUIcI Attorney Duron Kilts disclosed. lie Is Britain Web- .-Her. 27. a longshoreman. Clyite Chamiiion, San Joaquin val ley cannery workers' leader, was serrellv arresied in llakersfield Sunday, but officials refused to tell on what chai-es he is beinf; held. Film Colony Involved Kitts raid that the mass of evi dence would he presented to the si anil jury toir.orruw. Testimony, yald Kilts, will describe the inriu encliiK of prominent Hollywooil film peiBonnKes to coiutnunlst ends and a program to "capture" and ul timatelv destroy labor unlous. He said that the Jury will be told the story of a meeting in Hoi Ivwood at which It was derided that when the present American government 1" overthrown Henry Kurd nnd other pr.omlnent Indus- tiiallsu would be given a chance "in inln the nartv or be shot. Sniieht tor Questioning. Kitts said, are a score of communists and communists sympathizers in San PrunclKi'O. Portland nnd Seattle The complaint against Webster accused him ol killing Jonn miey al San Pedro in 1935. ItilO' 'bs hciilen and kicked to death in ft free-for-all fight, said Kills, between five union men and mi cinimunisis who were attempting to gain con trol ol the maritime union. Kour other suspects are sought. U. S. Food Surplus Could Supply Europe's Needs WASHINGTON. Aug. B (API ri... Kiifnuti nf ni'i-icultural eenno - in ics reported toiiay ine Suites could If necessary export. vast supplies or .iod to onset loss m ii,-n.liii-iion from Europe's wur- fallowed ileitis. . . In addition to taking cure of uo- nieslic needs and exports to omer pin Is of tile worm, uie minu the I'nitod Stales could send hu mpe ir.ii.niio.iHio bushels of wheat, iiiii.unn.iHin bushels of corn. li'.- iiiip.iioii bushels oi oariey , uno pounds or pork SOiUi'iu pounus of dry beans and large quantities runnud iiuilH 1 : ol tresn, uneu uiiu and vegetables. Around the County Yoncalla YONl'Al.l.A. Aug. (1. -Mr. ami Mrs. Nilfl Parks and sou of Oak laud. Calil.. are visiting Hi the Henry I'arks home In Scouh val lev. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso and Mr. nnd Mrs. Alton Vest on Joyed some deep sea fishing Hi Winchester Bay Sunday. Mrs. l.oona Melk. Mrs. Hoy Hart ley anil -Mrs. I'red Set'lon spent Thursday at the beaches and lakes on 1 ho coast. .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Applegalo and Mrs. and Mrs. V. 1.. Applegate iiintored to Portland last Sunday to see ihe Portland and Sealile baseball clubs play. Howard Applegate spent the week-end visiting the I'nrks broth ers at Pleasant hill: Mrs. Harry llrawn and daughter. Judith, of I'endlclon, are visiting nt Ihe l.lllis llrawn home. Mr. and Mrs. fhn Dear nnd two children of i'limas. Wash., visited al the Jim Toner homo lasl week. I'. K. (Jionn of Santa Maria, t-'al.. and 1). A. tlleun or lowu vi.sittd at the Silas Cellars home last week. -Mr. und .Mrs. Henry Payne spout last week visiting their daughter nud husband In Salom and attend ing the Centennial celebral Ion. Miss Nancy Madden of Lebanon Is assisting with the work at the Avery l.aswell home while Mrs. Laswell Is ennvnlesi Ing from a badly lnl'ocieil fool. Mrs. Kremkaii and daughter and Miss Horls Shlery lert Wednesday lor Oakland. Calif. Mrs. Harold Turpln spent several QIUetlAe LjetMentaK fetrv 01D IMS H1TER KEXTUCKY STRAIGHT V " IIOl KllOy WMSKKY I TAix uhikrv u 4 veors old I V ro Jarueon & Cn.. lnc- Y. Dated for Concert in Roseburg The King's Men, a quartet Jrom Wheuton college, Wheuton, III., und pictured above, will present a morning of sr.cred music and testimonies nt the First Presbyterian church or Jioseburs Sundiiy, August 11. The llev. .Morris lioach, pastor, announces that the service will begin ul 11 a. m. Engaged In a tour of the western states, the group is composed of Ed Seaberg. baritone, from .Minneapolis; Paul Rnynor. bass, Los Ange les; Cy Held, first tenor, Paso nobles. Calif.; and Jack Comstock, sec ond tenor. Cleveland. days in Portland last week. Raymond (Jurrelt, who has been working nt the Joe Wilson dairy for the last two years, will leave this week for Los Angeles, where he has a good position as aeronau tics mechanic. Rev. and Mrs. Burton left Tues day for Hood River where he will have charge of a church. Mr. liur ton has been pastor of the Calvary tabernacle or Yoncallu lor the last year, and his many friends regret to see him and his wife leave. Several grass fires have Blarted ill this vicinity lately, but due to the efficient work of the volunteer fire department all fires were put out before much damage was done. Mrs. Mary A. Taompson is hav ing some plumbing work done in her home. Dr. Johnson nnd Miss Janet Mof fat, county health workers, spent Tuesday anil Thursday In Yoncal la, holding a preschool clinic. They were assisted by Mrs. draco . Cowan, Miss Delorls Sinlnkel and , Mrs. Hai-lov wmiutitu Ti,i,-tu ..mi. ureii were examined. 22 taking thi" tuberculin teal. Ill vucclnaled for smallpox, l;l for toxoid anil 15 Schick tost, Mr. und Mrs. J. n. Laswell spent the week-end in Portland with relatives. Claude DaiiKherly. I.loyd Mathls and Mob Smith, all members of the national guard, lert Sunday for a three weeks' camp in Washington. " "" oioiuohis oi ... -u.ooisi cnurcn. neid 'l ues " oveninj?, plans wnre mHl; lo hold a rally day Kumhiv. Ahimii I lllh, will, a poiluck dinner Kurvctl I it. il,n V. . nt- i.ini;ii lltlll UL I1UUI1. Mrs. ViiKinia AlcKnrn and thrro rliildriMi of ItliM' Uivur sn:iit the tvpok-pm! visitlna at tho John KniHe homo. Canyonville CAXVOXVIU.I.;. Aug. 5 -Clin-t.on Crow. Hubert Ciilev. I.lla Ilaao and Juanita spioher enjovoil a plea sure trip to llandon Tuesday. Jack lie Vole Is repainting the service station at the Sloop Oables ante ramp this week. Joe llosklus is reported lo be I somewnal Improved hut as yet Is unable to do work ol any kind. Mrs. Joe Cnsoil Is now visiting two sisters In Chicago. III. Miss Norma llyron. inrnier teach er in the local grade school, has re signed her iKisllioli at Ciunas Val ley where she tuught last year and will leach the coming term at lleodsport. Hoy Spencer of Days Creek was in town on his return Irom Us An geles where he attended the funer al of his brother, Sla'iley Spencer. While !n California ho visited two sisters in San Pedro nnd his sou 1 .an l ianclsco. i w in oaugniors were iioi-n al Mercy hospital in llosohurg Thurs day lo .Mr. and Mrs. John Quintanu. who are now living at Hodge Inn. The bitbles and mother are all re ported lo be doing nicely. Another old landmark of the town known as the old Iligham building, is being removed. It has been va cant lor a number of years and was condemned by the city council an a fire, hazard. It was among the oldest buildings in the town, llav- amoui Cenwiltnt Loutlon Colin Sliop-Butlit Tivtrn Din! mi linqiMt Roomi Fameutly Fin Fond Mot Apiolnttiwiti IvurKui Outiin Doom! Sarin Oppoiltl A Wecome Awaits You Aatlotialltj t Ing been built beyond the recol lection or some of the oldest citi zens and has been used as a saloon, confectionery, pool hall, livery sta ble and stores of various kinds. Hue to the number or new business establishments which have been I erected in the past lew years only a lew of the unsightly buildings remain and are one by one giving i way i.o a continuous progressive, development. ' J Lookingglass Will Hold Community Fair Aug. 29 j The date for the Cenlrul Douglas I lommunlly fair, lo he held at liok-j ingclssz, has been set for Tlmi's-1 day. August 2!l. Committees named , by the fair board already are at j work ou arrnngemenls and an in-i toresliug program Is anticipated t.'i augment the displays ol agricul , tuial prcducls and handiwork. ' Embroidery Club to Meet -The ( Roseburg Art and Embroidery club i will meet Wednesday afternoon at ! the home of Mrs. c.eorgc Chick oir I'nipnun avenue. ' Today s tip on farm power Engines are almost human. If they breathe clean air, they'll live longer. Air taken in by a "Caterpil lar" Diesel Engine is cleaned three times--once in a swirling separator, once in a bath of oil, once in a maze of copper screen. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON AUGUST 10 m SPSUSHES COACH FARES BETWEEN POINTS IN OREGON! Southern Pacific is glad to announce sweeping reductions in one-way and roundtrip coach fares between many Oregon points. You can enjoy the speed, comfort and safety of train travel at lowest every-day cost in many years. Fine service in clean, comfortable coaches and chair cars. LOOK AT THESE NEW FARES: lo PORTLAND EUGENE .... SALEM ALBANY .... Southern Pacific J. E. Clrk, Agent. Phone 11. Bombing Threat to Film Stars is Hoax HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 0. (API A bombing threat with fantastic possibilities death or injury to liundreds of motion picture cele brities simmered down to nu ap parent hoax today. Formally dressed film notables thronged to the 15-n-seat gain open ing last night of u week-long per formance of three Noel Coward onc-acl plays for the benefit of the British War Keller Association or Southern California. English film actors handled the sluge roles. Before tho opening curtain tt sign was discovered In n telephone booth at a drugstore adjoining (lie theater. leading, "warning three rilme bombs plained in Br. roller show. l)o not go unless you want to be blown to blls. A. C. L." While the capacity audience in cluding such personages as Ron ald Column. Charles Boyer, Mary Plckford, Richard Creeue, Cinolo Allen, Elsa Maxwell, (ieorge .lea sel. Brian Aherne, Irene Dunne, lledy Ijimarr, Rosalind Russell. Mary Martin and Slmone Simon tat undisturbed, homicide detec tives quietly made n fruitless search for bombs. The plays went off without un toward incident. They included "We Were Dancing." in which Douglas Kuirbauks, Jr.. Constance Bennett and Reginald Owen acted. . Attention Hop Pickers Hop picking will start at the Hilton Hop Yards, Grants Pass, Oregon, Tuesday, August 8 Fine Crop, Good Camps, Long Season Pickers who have not already registered please write Hilton Hop Yards R. F. D. 2, Grants Pass, Ore. VKt-U af S3.45 ....$1.45 $2.65 $2.20 Roundtrip $6.25 $2.65 S4.8B $4.00
