Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 08, 1940, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TexttnMr KUSbBUKO NfcVy-KtVlbWrMOitBUK&rORO THURSDAY! AU6UStirf940? L Somaliland Grab NoAid to Italy Fascist Army Courts Horror In Intent Dosort Hoot and ' Probable Supply Shortage. By 1)15 WITT MACKKNZIR BlKnor MuHHolinl has hewe-1 pff for hiniHRir a connlderable piece of Tlritiiln's hot mid Inhos pitable Romulilund hut, while in theory IhU muy linva advanced him toward rontrol or the Huutli crn gateway to the Suez canal, one RUBpectn thut practically he muy find It a mixed ltleaalnfc. There Is more than meet the ye In the seeming complacence otU,Ky Ve(i fr Mme tM1e on Wooda creek and also operated a Haw The Knunumiel Mlaalnnarlea have been holding a' camp meeting here the punt couple of weeks. Their tent Is located just emit of the Days Creek store and the meetings will continue throughout tills week. M. J. Wlllard, who has been suf fering from A severe cur infec tion went to nnsehui'K for medi cal attention on Wednesday of last week. The doctor removed ft grass s'mmI irom the affected oar. wHJ O. Wood, who has been Camp Lewis during the early purl taking part in milltury training at of the Hummer, has returned to Ills home here. While gone he al so visited Mr. and Mrs. -Henry Illnton and their son, Ceorge. at their home at Westport, Wash. The Illntonn have many friends here us a number of years ago tile Knglish as they pursue v.'lmt thry describe us n strutegy of "ac tive derense" and give ground to numerically superior invaders. Th reusnns are several. For one thing there are no sup plies for the Italians In either Hilt lull Komulilniid or In adjoin Ing French Soniulllnud which they are using as a Iiuho. They mils', depend on what they have In their African possessions, for the Suez canal only direct communi cation with Ituly Is closed to them. Natives Tough Problem Then the fasclnt forces likely are headed Into a bunch of grief with the Komalls. These natives are a hard lot, whom the llrltish finally got In hund niter yeurs of warfare but who will fight at the drop of the hat. They are anil everything I hut's foreign, and the IiullunB must expect to have to conquer them before consolidat ing their gains. Ilnynnd all this, however, Is the vital fact that II duce can't get control of the Suez canal and the euHlern .Mediterranean without smashing lOgypt and ousting the llrltish. lie Iiuh troops massed on the IJhyan border, presumulily ready for the assuult, hut one wonders whether he won't pause before sending ills forces out to make their way across more than 400 miles of blazing desert, with every oasis and water-hole, heav ily guarded by the llrltish. Channel Still Main Arena Or, to get right down to cases, the outcome of this whole African show Is likely to ho determined, not on the Sahara but on the Kng Huh channel. For as Hitler's tilftzkrieg against Kuglund goes, so will go the conflict on the dark continent, Should the Italians undertake the assault on Kgypt, we shall have a campaign that will present the other extreme of the terrible conditions under which (he Kusso Flnuish war was waged. Then wounded soldiers froze stiff ns they fell In the killing tempera ture of fi2 degrees below zero. Now men will be called to fight under n sun which registers limy lie I tin and produces a soil tcin peruturo of 175 degrees. mill In that vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Itny Perdue and their baby son, Raymond linger, of HoHchurg were recent visitors ut thu home of Mrs. I'erdue's par ents, Mr. mill Mrs. ('. . Stone, .MIhs Mnylielle rtalnvllln has nc cepted employment In llnsnhuig. She was a member of this yeni graduating class of the local high school. Fred rinnebrakn of Melrose ac cinitiinnled liv a Nevada cattle buy er was culling on local cattlo- men Tuesday. . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wright and their daughter. Mrs. Pete Ilium were among those . attending the showing of "Maryland" ut the In- dlun theatre In Hoseburg Hutur day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. (!ny Mctiee return ed early last week from a most en- luynhle trip through central ami eastern Oregon. At NysKa they were the guests of Mr. Mefiee's brother and slster-ln law, Mr. and Mrs. Virall Mcfiee. and also of his sister mid lirother ln-liiw, Mr. ami Mrs. Jim Mulloy, all of whom ore former Days Creek resliients, They made a complete loop trip the only loud travorseu twice ne lue ihelr own drlvewuv. Mrs. Me (iee's mother, Mrs. Mary Sugttblrd of Gardiner, arcompanlid Ilium. Mr, and Mrs. John Oram and son, Charles, p 'X-ntly visited at the home rt Mis. tirum's parents. Mr. and Mis. John Chaney. When th returned In their home In Sa lem, Mrs. Chancy accompanied them. Mrs. M. K. Dean nnd Mrs. rior don Clark went to ftoseburg on Tuesday of lust week to see the former's son, John, who was a pa tient ut the hospital there. The Gaulkn threshing outfit lias gone to the eustern part of the stale where they expei t to have several weeks work. Car) M. Hill has returned from a business trip to Portland and Seattle. He went to Portland on Wedhemiay of last week, meeting his brother, Hob, there. The lat ter went on to Scuttle with him. Marion Perdue, who is suffering from a severe case of pneumoniu. was taken to the hospital in Hone- Jiurg Monday by C. C. Hill. Mr. nnd .Mrs. Ivan Welch, their daughters. Hazel and Alice Mae, and itielr son. Metvfn. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Marvin Hammersley and daughter, Arlene, went to the South (Jmp(iia Falls CCC camp Sunday evening to visit Noel Welch. May Spencer has returned firm southern California, wliwci he went recently to attend lb run. erui or ms nrotnii, Muniey, who passed awav bore, July 25. The lutter, w tio had been making his home here with his brothor for the PuhI year and a half was ui one time one of the top ranking arch ers of the country. He had num erous very fine bowH which he hud mude. Illrney Johnson of Seattle was a visitor over the week-end ut the Hun Coin home. Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. (loin's sister, and thelt hll. dren, who had been spending a couple of weeks here returned home with him. Miss Vlnlita (loin also went with them. Mr. and Mrs. "Curly" Haker, of I-nu Anireles. were ifiiesfu flm-lnc the week-end ut the Joe . Allin home. Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Nnlicr. Mr. and Mrs. Allin. I Mr. and Mrs. Julius 1'ouIb and Al bert Poole -.laited at the Ivuu Welch Ji.j'nu. J H. Wright, nay Wright and i he lalter's daughters, Josephine and Marjorle, were attending to business matters In IPisehurg Tuesday ufternoon. The Paul Peterson family which has Tor a number uf years made Its home here recently moved to the Dltlerbrant property at the foot of Atterbery hill. Mr. Peter. son, who for the last three yenr3 had been operating the down river scnooi bus .lias contracted to fur nish transportation for the Ci:i ynnvllle school for the coming year, Mr. and Mrs. Furl R unmet nnd . daughter, Donna, left lust week for an extensive trip through cen tral and eastern Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Uuy Wright and daughters, Josephine and Marjorle, went to the huckleberry patch In the vicinity of Huckleberry hike Saturday. They also visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Tlelhert Poole, who are spending tun summer at Abbott butte, Mr. Poole being the forest sen l a lookout there. Miss Effle Mleach. who had been a guest for several duys ut the home or her nephew, Johu Fergu son, left Saturday for Portland where she will reside a sliort lime before returning to her home in Pasadena. On Wednesday of last week Miss Reiuch, Mrs. 11. II. Fer guson of Marshrield, who is also visiting here, Mrs. John Ferguson and Mrs. Archie Ferguson and son. Lester, went to Umpqua to visit the I ton FergUHon fumlly. Among those going to Roseliurg Saturday were Mrs. Joe Allin, her mother, Mrs. J. U Pool, Mrs. Ivun Welch und Mrs. Marvin llnininers- ley and daughter, Arlene. Mrs. Hoy Duncan und fumlly were shopping in Canyonvllle Sat urday evening. C'luybourne Dean, who Is em ployed at Lookout, Calif., cume home lust Wednesday night and on Thursday uccompunted by his mother, Mrs. M. K. Dean, took liis brother, John, who hail for u nun- .imit at Mr- cy hospltHl In Hoseburg to Fort- land for further meuicai ui-.t-iniuu. According to the latest reports, i.,i. , ),,. been III for SOinO 'time.' is slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond spoie were recently calling on friends in the (ilendale vicinity. ... . . nntr 1, fllft I UO IIIICKH-IIBII J . - Huckleberry lake neighborhood Is ... . . .. .. ... .mil., nlaoe i proving io ne u vwijr iiuiu., at present. There were between thirty-five and forty cars parked in the area Sunday. Among the local people enjoying the day there were Mr. and Mrs. Clay I'lam, Mrs. Curl Staatz, Mr. and Mrs. Hill Ulam, Mr. and Mr. Wal ter Poole, Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. i,.,n in...., u,- mul Mrs. Cordon Clark and duughter. Sharon, and "Shorty Soloman. Mr. und Mrs. Henry De Wald, Mrs. Knima De Wald. Mrs. Walter Hutchinson and. Miss Gem an.l Miss Wllethii Hutchinson attended the Shaffer-Carrlck - wedding In rnnvonvllle Sunday. If VSli ' A DOUGLAS COUNTY PRODUCT Mfg. by Douglas County Mills Buy It from your favorite grocer. Around the County f --. Days Creek DAYS CREEK, Aug! 8. 'Mr. and Mib. Murvln Ilumniorsley and daughter, Arlene .Yvonne, who ,h'nve been . guests - at) the Ivan Welch homo for several days left Monday for Ashland where they will visit Mr. HumiuerHley's uncle before going to the (Irunts Puss hop yards for the picking season. Sunday they went to Riddle to vis It llie Krnest Hnniine rsley fumlly. DOUGLAS MARKET Our specials aro specially se lected and guaranteed to sat isfy or yoUV money back. HAMS Regular hams, loan, mild cured with a .eal imoke UT: 17C BACON BACKS By the piece, lb X3 Half er whole, lb 15c RHODE ISLAND REDS To ..15c STEWING CHICKENS Cut BEEF ROASTS Good beef, lean, meaty " 4 cuts, lb. .................... X A 12 LBS. PURE : 4 AA LARD ?XeUU LUNCH MEATS galore, r:....:..............25C 238 No. Jackson St. Phone 350 ' j. . .i. j k. FV)M H'.rt mttit o- . can. 'fhe'rsHaste i . mil, weinhard: vifu ejoou lis v GUARcWTEED Distrlbutrd by Douglas Oittrlbutlng Co., Roteburg. Cre. i Special Values Friday & Saturday, AUGUST 9 AND 10 FREE DELIVERY Store No. 1 Store No. 2 522 39 THRIFT DEPARTMENT (LOW PRICES ON COSMETICS AND REMEDIES) 25c RUBBER GLOVES 15c 75c DR. MILES' NERVINES . 67c 3-25c LISTERINE pta0s0tteh 49c 60c ALKA SELTZER : 49c 25c SCOTT TOWEL HOLDER 23c 40c FLETCHER'S CASTORIA 31c 10c ASPIRIN ,2. 5c 50c WOODBURY'S Hct'0s 39c 20c MODESS 2 39c IPiiffu-einitioes CANS , 115 LOCAL TOMATOES U. S. NO. Vs. BOX U. S. NO. 2's, BOX 39C 29C IFotiatio Chips 1 5c SIZE 1 PKGS. 25 TABLE QUEEN Salad Dressing sandwichspread 23 CDopron GALLON JUG . .23 VITA FOOD DOG FOOD 6 NS 25c McKENZIE String Beans NO. 2 CAN 3. fPR 25c WHITE SATIN ) f. ' ' : . A 19 10 lb. cloth sack .,JJL. .SIC ejVVJefHli lOO-ILsack . . . . . ..$4.98 'OREGON 1 1 MILK TALL CAN 4 PANiili: 27c FLOUR SAVINGS UMPQUA CHIEF, 4 49-lb. jack 9137 PRBIS. (1 1Q 49-lb. tack 9197 DRIFTED SNOW, 4 49-lb. sack 9109 PORK STEAK t::!::i.... 15c LARO ovornmon inspected, 15c BEEF ROAST Lb UVzt Swift's Branded Steer Beef. BACON : .Swift's. ; No. I sugar cured, lb. . LUNCH MEATS AND T!!. 19C DILL PICKLES, nice and S5 IOC SWEET PICKLES, pt. 15c VEAL STEAK 19c Nice frime Veal, tor Dreading. HAMS Vt or whole, lb. Swift's Sugar Cured. 19C COTTAGE CHEESE, SK. IOC BACON ENDS, sugar cured, lots of 4 A lean, lb 1C LIVER Government inspected, 2 lb. IVORY SOAP Medium bar RINSO Large Pkg. .. P. & G. 5 bars . 5c 18c 15c JOSEPHINE Tomatoes No. 2'j can ... 10c Pard Dog Food J cans .. 25C Hostess Peas 2 cans 19C Spry 45C Dole's Pineapple Juice 46-oi. can ... 29C TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can ... 19C KNIGHT'S TOMATO JUICE No. 2'i can, Vf?4t 2 for Z5C Shortening, 3 lb. Mart No. 2 So. Stephens St. Will Be Open from 7 a. m.Jp9p.m. 7 days a week till further notice Coca Cola W bottles 25c NESBITT Orange bottles 25C J SEAUTY SHOP Telephone 522 for Appointment SUMMER SPECIAL $3.50 Permanent Wave $2.95 mmm I ' JrllM I- 1-gallon can Large Pkg rAVC CI rtllO SOFTASSILK, witiiii w w 4 Al I DDAKI Blrin Large Pkg CALUMET ,0-lb. can FAIRY SOAP 3ba, SWEET PICKLES QUa ,ar $1.18 21c 21c $1.39 11c 29c COFFEE AND TEAS AIRMAIL, Mb. pkg tag DELUXE. Mb. pkg . igS GOLDEN WEST. Mb. tin 23C: 2-lb. tin OM FOR ICE TEA Mb. pkg. BLACK CEYLON 690 POTATOES, 50-lb. sack 49c LOCAL TOMATOES, 3 lb. I"ioc LETTUCE, large fancy heads, 3 for 10c WATERMELONS, fancy stripes, lb. ti'2t CANTALOUPES, nice size, 6 for 25C CUCUMBERS, large slicers, 2 for 5c LOCAL RADISHES, 3 bunches i0C GREEN CELERY, Utah type, large bunch 15c 6 Matches 13c boxes bars Lifebuoy lie White Wonder Soap 5 bar, 4-lb. Pkg jiIIsuvjuvIlIlIvIISd Oro Shortening Spinach No. Vh can , 15C Del Monte Corn Golden Bantam 303 can lUC iro NO. 1. TELEPHONE S22 jvlIA RTS 25C nu. 7. TEi ipuniiE ia