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SIX ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, R0SEBUR6, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1940. 3 Balkan-Italian Friction Mounts Killing of Stcond Fascist Irks Rome, Stirs Chargts Against ' Yugoslavia and Greece. ATHENS, Aug. 13. (AP) Premier Central Metaxaa has turned down a Rome-Berlin "suggestion" that Greece form ally renounce Great Britain' guarantee of her independence and territorial integrity, high diplomatic (ources reported tonight. : ROME, Auk. 1.1. (AP) Friction liHiwMin Italy mid YiikohIiivIii wiih rnmrll by tho faxrlHt pii-wi Unlay fix llnlliin (iiwll tciiBlnu iijijiuii'iilly uiovpi tnwnrtl a ti'IkIh. Thn YiikohIuv ilirririilly, twinnl Inir to thn nnwHpannr Iji Triliiinn, vim ovir Hid killing of 11 fiiw'lHl in Dm Italian town of Kuril on tin' YuKoHlnv count. Tho Zulu pupil Iiicr wiih Hiild to ho nroiiHcd. KnsilM Ionnnlo Clnrrovlcli. the ' iliHiiiilih Httiil, wiih lilllud when hu ciliji;i:ti'il to it ntniDKHr hIiikhik u Slav koiik on n Kuril Htrmt. It fullc.rl to Buy how Clurcovlch. a min.or fuftdHt (trailer in a Zaru Hiiliurli, had been klllwl except Hint ho hud linen "ImrlmrotiBly Kluin." It doBcrlhcd lilm aa Zuru's "f IthI tiiHflBt mnrtyr whoso name will be fittingly honored." Vii'Klnlo (iuyda, fiisiliit editor who often reriectB offlclnl opinion, fli'i iiHnd Orcoce. .or BeeklnK to aelzn part of llallun-lielil Albania. The aeeiiHation wiih eoutalneil In fluydii'H rejection of a (Jreek vnr rion of (be Hlnyfne nuiir the (Ireek frontier of ail Albanian, limit II.ok-Kla. (Hlnen the flood Friday Invamon of which toppled KIiik Z"K from bin throne, Albania uau lion Incorporated within the Kalinn em pire.) fiayda chained nlsn thai (ivnece lone had been a "Kllent nliy nnd niiltulor" for the ilemocinclcH and linn offered to extend It h uiii in every way by contraband and frou use of Hh territory and counts to the llrllish inllltiiry coininniid, of which It haa become moro an open necomplleo every day." (Tho tireek government mild Itiillan ohniUPH In connection with loKKlii'u death worn falBe. It said IlogRla was a "notorious bandit" with a nrlcn on his head who bad been killed by two Albanians who fled to Oieecu and were arres eii (hero.) Hurricane Death Toll Mounts to Thirty-Five (Pont limed from pnKn 1) cept one boat In the luirlinr sunk. llnimiKo to IndiiRlrinl plants In Charleston wan mtliimitwl ut s:,no, nun. Hiissell McOowan. C'liniloRlon lit tnrnnv, PEtimnlml property dnniiitin w.ould nnproxlniate si.onn.nno nt nearby Kollv islund tho worst hit In the Churleston section. . Insurance adjusters osllinnled ilnnuiKO nt Savaiiniib would total between SSIiO.OOO and Jl.OnO.cno. Britain Battles Another Swarm of Nazi Raiders (Pont limed from pnKn 1) was attain a principal target.) "A few casualties, some, falnl" were officially ndinltted. Tlic authorized ncconiils. Iww over, alressed the iliimiiK" done by the Ilrltlsb Snltriro and Hurricane nphter defenders. Nazi Filers Flee. One sniiadron of Spitfires. It was slated, ebnscd n large fiirmiitlini of Dornier bombers across the cliau. m l towaiil Kni nco and "iliminged nl least rive." Annther Spltriie proun engaged more than thirty Dnrnlcis five miles above the Kentish coast. tA llrllish flying officer wns de clared to linve attacked four (ler niaii bombers "one after the other. sllencliiR the rear Runner In two of them und aeelng thick clouds of smoke pouring from a third as It dived crippled toward Ibo sea." Over the Thames estuary, the waterway to London, two doiten Dornlera. flylnK In Mailt wedge for mation, wero attacked by n group of Rpllflrcs. The official account said (but a Hergeiint pilot who al ready hud shot down eight (ionium planes "saw the rear gunner of n hnmher bo bad attacked jump out by parachute." The plane fell to ward the water. Itepoiis from one southeast coast town said ut least six Cermnn planes wero shot down off two points in that area. Long Range Guru Boom. Ominous undertones to the day of aerial Hlruggle were continued roportH, trickling belatedly through the censor, of the reported shelling by lonc ruiiRe cannon yesterday of one southeast coastal town. House holders were unanimous In their be lief that shells, not bombs, caused Stock and Bond Averages damaKe to houses. However, au thorities said there was no con (Intuition "ut bH" of tho reported cunnniuido. Despite tho huiidrcilH of planes which the. Unmans used today and tho "zero hour" predictions from the continent, some Ilrltlsb experts said they didn't helluva the battle yet had reached "hllUkrlog force. Blockade Peril Loomi. Cerniaiiy, they asserted, can af ford to send a thousand pianos a duy .against l-;ngluiul In an at tempt to sniiisb ueriiil resistance. They speculated, too, on the pos sibility that the reich may choosu lo muliitaiii an aerial blockade ol Knglaml lo bring her to her knees before winter, rulhur than a frontal assault. i Tho aeronautical correspondent of Mentors, the llrllish news agen cy, said such n blockade was "a Weapon even more deadly Hum the subiunrlnes with which (iermany nearly lii-ought of the (starvation) attempt in 1917." llesldes constantly arriving re- portH ol tierinuii plnnoH shot down in scattered regions, ut Jenst l.'l (ieriuiin airmen wero Bald to have been captured and two others were seen dropping by purachuln Into a woods. A barrage balloon was said to have trapped one (ieriuau bomber oft the southeast coast. Tallies Contradict. A final check-up of yesterday's air battles over I he llrllish const showed Ma (ierinan pIuiich downed 311 fighters and 2li bombers an air ministry spokesman suld. Loss of 12 ilrltlsb planes previously had neen admitted. (Thn (iermun tally acknowledged only 21 losses and claimed destruction of Ml llrllish planes.) Iletween BOO- and BOO (lermnn planes participated in the raids, tho spoKosiiuin sa d. eiiuineruiliii' u tho llrltlsli bin;: Eight Junkers Kk's, six Junkers K7'h, throo Dornier 2I.ri's, two Hor nier 17's, 11 Messerscblllltt 110's, 21 Messerschinltt 09's, one llelnkel i i-i nun seven others, hromrhi OUR BOARDING HOUSE Mafor Hoopkl and then there was the serow, or "GOAT ANTELOPE" A VERV RARE BEAST INDEED KAMBING GRUM IS THE MALAV NAME FOR HlM, BUT 'THE ZOOLOGISTS CALL HlrA rJAEMORWAEDUS BECAUSE OP HIS EVCTREMELV GUV HABITS, THE SEROvM HARDLY EVER FALLS. TO THE RIFLE, AND I Atv OME OF THE VERV FEW WHITE MEN EVER. TO SET EVES OM A LIVING. i rw ii f ' ' nu u o II I V i!-W ( I'M NOT BORING VOU, tLC kT. o W- bm- kmm xzr?Jk. p&z&rx m&wm Wallace Cloake To Take Flight Course Wallaco II. Cloake, on of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cloake of Edon- bower, today was notified to re port August lli. at Seattle to start elimination flight training for the murine corps reserve, in which he recently was enlisted. Cloake. a griiduuto of nosehurg high school and u student at Ore gon Ktalo college, was one of the first solo Btudents of the Umpoua Flying club at Itoseburg and now holds e private license. He Is the first of the club's students to en list lor flight training, although several have enlisted In army brunches In which they are receiv ing ground Instruction with the prospect of nventuully securing in my lllgbt training. If successful in passing the cllin- liintlnn night training, Cloake will bo sent to Pensauola, Kin., for nine months of advanced instruc tion, after which he will return homo to bo continued on reserve status. British Bombing Planes Set Fires in Amsterdam AMSTERDAM. Aiiir. 13 f AP via Jlerlin.) Ilrltlsb bombs started twenty fires In a densely populated urea of Amsterdam last night. One person was killed nml nmnv in. ' jured. Proposed Ban on Demo Book Gratifies Willkie (Continued from page 1) thn Justice department would not permit thn sole of democratic down by antl-ulrerart f,', wlilih !""ul,Kn l,0"k," , '"l"!VT have not been definitely Ide.iM ed ' l' V "'ranliiatlons and llalcb's (lermimy also lost more than " , , V ,', . . 100 trained airmen In the flghllnl! "k" W0Ul'1 l"0"'"-"- In New York, Flynn said "Ihe advertising contracts to which be refers were ull entered Into long before the Hutch bill became u law. No iiilvertlsementH are now, or will There never was liny Intention of placing the hook on sale. It will go to 100,000 or moro deinocriitlc speakers mid workers." yesterday anil "only 12 of our own pilots did not return," tho air min istry news sorvlco assorted, Nuzl strategy appeared lo he aim. en ai iiiiisuug the coast i 'over to from ortsmouib. re,le, l n " . clmnm.i ,...... u soiieiien. . ... ...,.. if. ioi lie- fonso by tho powerful llrllish homo fleet and puvhig l Ik, wny f,. ,IOH. ,,, crossing or tho niirrow channel. Sir Henry flullett, vlco iiresldent of the executive council. Oilier vU-tlms were Kir Cyril's chief aide. Col. Tbornlhwait; Slreei'B secretary; and the four members of the crew. A royal Australian air force ma chine which h.-ft lirisbane Monday was given up as !nt, its six occu pants presumably drowning ul sea. Will Conduct Revival Services in Roseburg Flag Salute in Local Schools Compulsory (Continued from page 1) Volunteer System for United States Proposed (Continued from page 1) Compiled hy Aug. 13: BONDS The Associated Press. 20 10 10 10 Rll'a Ind'ls 1'1's Kgn. Tuesday .. .... r! 4 103.(1 iin.r, 3113 Prey, day Mi.4 103. 3 aii.x 40.2 Month ago ... 57.2 103.0 !ni.o 3(1.2 Year ngo B7.ll 100.S A7.2 fill. 5 110 hlRh MI.9 10S.B S17.5 1,3 5 1940 low 48.3 US.9 90.3 3.1.1 STOCK9 30 ir, in go ' Ind'ls KM's I'l's Rt'ks Tuesday GS.4 l.r, 2 :i.r, 3 41.7 Prev. liny 00.4 Ifi.S 3(1.2 43.0 Month nso ....fi7.9 15.7 35.S 41.7 Year ago Cft.-I 18.8 40 1 49 2 1940 high 74 2 20.5 40.0 r,2 2 1940 low 52.3 13.0 30.9 37.0 I.nnON. Aug. 13.-(.P) llrllish inoior lorpedo bonis rom.1,1 a series of nctP.ns wiih larger en emy surfiice craft during Ibuilark ness of early today, the admlriiliv aiiiinunceil tonigbl. Tile llrllish boniu u,,...ii., .., 30 knots, sighted two small ei y Men inn yarns away. One of Ihe llrlllitli .nil 1 dlaiely rainmed one or the enemy whllo nnolber, Ilrltlsb boat engag ed, tho oilier Willi 11111, lii,. ,. and grenades at what was describ ed as "almost poini. blank The udmlraltv said it,, it,.iiiui, altack took considerable nrr..ci" while tho enemy's return fire was ineiiective. A third llrllish motor imimiin bout sighted two larger enemy ships and iniirhlucgiinncd them at very close range" il continued. Later number llrllish mil in- In,. tin. do bout fought two running bat tles wiih an enemv "K" bout. (Small torneiln boat.) Other llrllish motor Inrneitn IIOI1IS, irnin DUO feet, set the lilane nhbie by lint and accurate fire, the an nouncement said. I here were 110 Ilritish casualties and the only . damage sustained was dealt the ramming torpedo boat, I lie admiralty usserlcd. 1 1 , NAZI LAND OFFENSIVE ; OF BRITAIN THOUGHT NEAR nillll.lN. Aug. 13. (API All signs pointed today to on early zero hour for a nnzl offensive against Kugland with Its climax an attempt in land (leiinan troops on the llrllish Isles. lo anybody who observed Her man laellcs In Poland. Norway and western ICurope. It Is perfect ly clear Hint Cermuuy is again try lug to bring maximum destruc tion to railways, airporls, naval harbors, industrial plums and gasoline tanks before ordering her troops to move. in the case of Knaland. It Is of further prime Importance to have coastal Imtleries silenced. Only after this has been largely achiev ed Is the hazardous tusk or laud ing troops likely In be tackled. boyi Britona Dodge Fight Declaring that since veslerilnv the Ilrltlsb nlrrnrce fliers are seeking tn avoid fights, Informed (iermnn sources said the nazl tac tics now are to force them lulo combat or risk having their air ports, hangars nml shops destroy, ed and plums demolished on tlie ground. The latest advices of HNR. offi cial (Iermnn news agency, added Hie Must Cbuicb airport to Ihe lay's (,'ermau olilectives. six liuiiRnrs. niTontlng lo UN 11, were smashed complelely, crews' bar- u-ks set afire, antlalrcrafl bat teries silenced, gasoline tanks lg idled by heavy bomb hits. 10 Snli- rires destroyed on the ground and 12 barrage balloons shot down. Detente Held Futile In n (ierinan bomber raid on the harbor of Wulsond, between New castle mid South Shields. DM! said, numerous high explosive and incendiary bombs caused widi spread fires In storehouses and warehouses. British chasers and anti-aircraft batteries trying to repel the he- forednwn nnzl millers were un able to prevent the nttuck or even Inflict damage, DNfl declared. It said fierce air battles, devel oping over the channel and along the coast, cost Ihe llrltish "n great number of chasers" as Cpinian fliers succeeded In breaking through anrlul defenses In hotnb previously designated targets. 1 DISCONTINUE BOOK, OBEY LAW, ADVICE OF HATCH WASHINGTON. Aug. I.'I.--(AI') Democratic plans for 11 souvenir IIMil campaign hook vn under Ihe fire loiluy of nun parly mem ber who culled the prnjcclcd pub lication tin evasion of the nut i polltifs law. Senator Hatch (II., N.M.). rather of Hint legislation, told his party publicly that "the only thing to do now is to discontinue the book and obey tlie law." "Under tho ncl (be snlo nr tho hook Is not prohibited." he nssert cd In tile senate yesterday, "but Its purchase is a vlolnllon'or the law." Hatch suid advertising by cor porations in tho book was "clearly 1111 evasion, ir not a violation or Ihe corrupt practices net" that bans political contributions by enr poralions. New Barrier Proposed. While llalch criticized tho cam paign book, Senator Miller (D..Ark.) announced that he wouV Introduce an amendmeni to tlx. c,-i.ni attacked hy a tlerniaii phine tlces net nuiklng It a violation lor .ii person, 1 11-111. corporation or of. J fleer of n corporal Ion directly or' 1 , . r,., , 1 1 """ M suspected until Pi, for lollllcal purposes. ,.,.,,,, 1)f ,,, Miller told ing tlie president tn mobilize the nn'.lonul guard and reserves ad vanced another step toward enact, meat. The house military commit tee voted unanimously last night lo recommend passage of the sen-nlc-approvcd measure, hut made several changes in lis provisions. The coniinlllee ri'lained Ihe re rtuireiuent that men called to the colors should he restored lo their former, or equlvalenl, jobs nfler thelr yenr's active service hut struck out the provision Hint an employer's failure to reinstate a tmiu would cnnslllute nufnlr labnr pracllce under the natinuul labor relations act. It also revised the national guard provisions tn require mandatory discharge, upon request, of a guardsman with one or more abso lute dependents. In offering bis conscription sub stitute 'I'u r I said It provided a comprehensive plan for training the youth of the nation, without disturbing their schnollng or di vorcing lliein rroni their jobs, through the establishment ol a sep arate army training corps and the encniirimement or Ihree-to Tour year high school and college mili tary courses. U. S. "Kidded" Charged During yesterday's debute on the ilrn ft bill Senator Hone (I).. Wash) political country m-ihhici'h lie u-nitiii. . ... ... . . t. .. ... u-lil.i...t.i n. r. ... .. woen iney pnsmeo couscripi ion Ol ,Z, " ' "I0 ",!1' wealth In wartime, lie said he , .-.M. iiifi-H coiummee can hear C. It. Tutlle. an oil 1.1,, I ot the S. S. Kresgn compnuy, ex plain a letter which Senator Myrtles (!.. S.C.I bud interpreted as an ut tempt to have Kresge employes ... .,.,, Mime 10 limns lor Wendell repuniuan luesulential I.. Wlllkli nominee. Crash of Australian Plane Kills 10 Persons SYDNEY. Australia. Aug. n lil'". Sir Cvril II. II. White, chief of Hie Australian annv siuii. aim three commonwcalih cabinet ministers, tiled with siv other persons today in Die flaming -limn in an airliner near the Can herra airport. ihe minlsieis. en roule from innnoiTii 10 ul t.-n.l a cabinet meet ing, were: llrlgiidler (bviffrey A. Street, de fense. .1. V. ratrhnlrn, air. - O .I Ljen7emati jfi'cnv ' OLD IMS HUNTER KESTVCKY STRAIGHT lUHIRIiO.y II ItlSKEY i - mmr I mm 90 Proof Thi tehitker It 4 rears olii m. Jdmeion & Co. Inc. N. Y. thought most sacrifices would be made by the youth of Hie country, not by capital. This prompted Senator Clark (D.. Mo.) to observe Hint he thought It was a "significant trend" Hint con gress was asked to puss "one week a bill to draft the yon 111 of the country and the next week a hill to exempt shipbuilders and munitions makers from any limitation on proMls." He alluded lo (be excess nroflts Rev. Louis E. Hall Revival services, to lie conducted by the Hev. Louis K. Hull, under sponsorship of the Douglas County Holiness association, will begin ( Wednesday night. The services will j he held in a tent to he located at I the east end of the city auto park.j adjoining the Kowler street bridge, Tho first meeting will he held r.t 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, followed by daily morning services at 10 ami each evening at 7:30 o'clock. An af ternoon service will he held nt 3 Sunday. The meetings are Interdenomina tional with us many as Beve-n do nominations already cooperating as members of the association. The Douglas County Holiness associa tion was organized Inst November. Albert J. Scbocke Is president of Ihe county unit and Mrs. Vera Ran kin is secretary-treasurer. The meetings, which are to con tinue through Sundiiy. Aug. 25. are open to Hie public, nml (he nssociii Hon Is inviting all interested pir sons to nitend. Kvangelist Hull is highly recom mended. Hie Itev. Mr. Scbocke re norts. He will he ussisted bv Mrs. Hall, nil experienced religious lead- pato In said exorcises but should be excluded hy tho teacher from the room In which said exercises were being held during the time the salute to tho Hag and pledge or allegiance were being given: And WIIERKAS, said enso so pending in Hie supremo court of the United States was decided on June 3, 1940, and in suld cause said supreme court held Hint the requirement of participation by pupils in public schools In the cere mony ol' saluting the nutinniil flag dons n,ot In the case or a pupil who rertises participation upon religious grounds infringe upon (ho liberty guaranteed by the Fourteenth amendment to the Constitution, and said decision ot the supreme court hub now become final: NOW, THKIiEl'-OHIO. the board of directors of school district No. 4, Douglas county, Oregon, does hereby adopt the following regula tion. Ihe same lu be In Immediate effect : ItKSOLVED. by (be hoard or di rectors or schnol district No. 4, of Douglas county, Oregon, (hut us a part or the general citizenship Irnlnliifc or the pupils in the schools or said district and for the purpose of Inculcating in the minds of the pupils proper regard for tho laws or society und lor tho government under which they live, Il is herebv prescribed nnd directed Hint nil pupils attending the public schools .of this district shall participate In patriotic exercises directed by tho teachers Including the salute to the flag of tho United Slates and the repeating of the pledge of alleg lunee thereto by each and every pupil; That said patriotic exercises, in cluding tho saluto to the flag and the 'enenting oP the pledge of al legiance, shall he conducted hy the teachers at least once in each six weeks' period of thn school year In the grades from the 1st to tint 6th Inclusive and In tho Junior and Senior high schools ut nil assem blies of a patriotic, nature and at such other und additional times as the principals of the . various schools may direct: that Ihe city superintendent of schools is here by Instructed and directed to see that this regulntl.011 Is enforced: TIE IT FUltTIIEK RESOLVED that In case any pupil shall refuse to comply with tho lorogolng regu lation. Ihe tencher In eburgo shall immediately report the same to the principal ,of snld school, nnd said principal shall Immediately suspend said pupil and shall through the city superintendent Im mediately report said suspension to the board of directors; Suld suspension shall continue for ii period of three school days at the expiration .of which said time said pupil so suspended shall bo reinstated; That upon a second violation by snld pupil of said regulation the teacher in charge shall immediately report the same to the principal of said school who shall again sus pond said pupil and Immediately report the Home through the city superintendent to the board of di- out, l minii shall there upon b'y the board of directors bj expelled from scnim mr inn nu ance of the current school term. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. B. Bubw 116 No. Jackion THE WORLD IS ROUND Columbus braved the ocean wuves to prove bis point. 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