Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, August 28, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-two ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1940. - V - .W Ma m I ,vixl! i.l A i 1 t ROLL-AWAY " Seating Rink peoning Synday, Sep.,1 , Rd::suito armory Skating 1: 0 to 4 In afternoon and 7:C3 it "0:30 every Sunday and .Tu -l-j'. Defense Status of TAXI pHdta 21 Motorists! Enjoy more tire miles Have your car BEAR Safety Tented today. FREE CHECK-UP STEPHENS AUTO CO. 323 No. Main St PAM.8 (MTV, Noli.. Aug. 28. (Al'j ARrlcullui'u lx butter pre pared tliiiu any oilier liuliiHtry to help Imlwark demoeraey in a war I ridden world, fluiide II. Wlekari, newly nppolnled secretary of agri culture, UHxerted in nu Hdilreui here yewterduy. "TInoiiKli the farmer's fore Kluht, Willi the help of. I lie In nil program." lie kiiUI. "the mil Ion to day Iiqh an abundance of tlioMe farm products which ure ns essen tial In uar-tlmo as the guns and munitions." He camo hero to speak before a four-slain liinii rally in the first prepared address since Ills ap pointment to succeed Henry A. Wallace, deniocrntic vlceprcslden tlal nominee whose policies Wick ard pledged to "ciiiiIIm'ih) and strengthen." A siroiiK American aKi lculture. I U'lckald declareil, Is essentiul "If we are to meet the. challenge of ageressor niitfons. To let agriculture gu through another period of farm strikes, penny sales and farm foreclosures comparable to that of the late twenties and early thirties could well he fatal iu tills day of econ omic wars. Aggressor powers seek such weaknesses us a means of penetration. A vital part of I our national defense is guarding against such wensnesses. . . .' He pointed out European block iiiles are causing "a severe loss in our export trade" and that it Is fmpnsslhlo to predict "how much mure serious tills 'blackout of mar kets' may get." "A totalitarian victory would al most certainly see al Kurope or ganized Into a single, huge bar gaining agency. If we may Juilgo by past experiences, this agency will be concerned with the econ omic domination of the countries with which It trades. Military domination is but u step from tliore." 11 GUHnm am r Scagrani'8 "soft-stlll. lug" process gives King Arthur a super-smooth ness in cocktails, tall gin drinks or straight. It's "America's Richest" Gin. tngrtutv 'IT'S SOfT-STILLtD I I imta If P 1 - I Gin A unitft West Claimed For GOP By Martin SAI.KM. Ore.. Aug. 27. (API Most ol the W-est will go republican In the November elections. Itep. Joseph .Martin fit-Mans.). COP na tional chairman, predicted here today. I ho republican leader, here for Seiiat-ir Charles I.. McNary's notifi cation of his selection as vice-presi dential nominee,, made these prog nostications: Washington At present "60-50" between republicans and demo crats, but "after Wendell Wlllkie's visit in late September, I am posi tive Washington will be a republi can state." Oregon "Safe" for the OOP. Idaho. Wyoming, North Mukotii Mid South Dakota "All- republi can." i Montana Situation "good h lit tle holler than B0-5H Tor Willkle and .McNary." Utah "A real republican state." California --"Siradllj improving; we haven't given up hope there yet." Arizona and New Mexico Martin declined to lute "because I haven t visited either state. Canyonville Fair Z To be Held Friday CANVONVIl.l.i:, Aug. 28. All arrangements hnve been complet ed for the South Dougias- Com munity fulr. to be held at 'canyon ville Friday, August 30, Victor Sllaw. general chalrniAii. Annnmic. ed today. The fair will he held In the Canyonvllle community hall and the South Umpqua Hod and dun club grounds. The nfliceis and l'fln.mlll,.i chairmen Include Victor Shaw, general chairman! ttthol U'mih. lngton, Canyonvllle. secretary treasurer; Hen Nichols Kiddle, livestock: Lawrence Michaels. Canyonvllle, grain: Kruest Pinn er, Hiddle, poultry; Hownrd Green. Canvonvflie. vei'etiililes- Chu'eiwe 'Jackson. Canvonville. fruit Ali-a Olenn Ttlddle, Hiddle, floral; .Mrs. I Archie Ferguson, Days Creek, sew I'ing and fancy work; Miss lluby Coryell, .Myrtle Creek, baking. The various committees, Mr. Shaw reports, have functioned very efficiently and have all de tails of the fair and program well in nana. A large attendance is antlclpat ed. unless, .weather. . .conditions should change, and arrangements have been made for the entertain ment of a large crowd of visitors. The Talr date was changed from Saturday to Friday to avoid con- Inlet with the meeting of Douglas jcuunty Pomona grange at divers- dale grange hall on the 31st. Porttand-i&and Train Prunes Sburft-Bourta' tlrne South-hound schedule of the Rogue Hlver, overnight passenger train which operates nightly serv ing points between Portland and Asliluud, will he shortened 6U min utes, effective September 1, accord ing to advice ' received at local Southern Pacific of rices today from J. A. Ormnndy, general passenger agent, Portland. The train will continue to depart from Portland at 7:15 p. m. as at present, but will leave Kosehurg at 2:35 a. m. Instead of 3:26 a. m. and will arrive Ashland at 8:15 a. m. instead of 9:05 a. in. The north bound schedule will lie unchanged. I Speeding of the schedule of the Rogue follows a recent announce- j ment of a reduction in coach fares I between southern and northern Ore- gon points good. onjlilji train. .. ,. . Early Thanksgiving to . Be Repeated by F.D.R. POMONA, jCalif., Aug. 27. (AP) The Pomona chamber of com merce wanted to know whether Thanksgiving would be a week earlier again this year, so Secre tary Edward B. Kennedy wrote to President Roosevelt. He explained that Pomona mer chants were planning ahead for their annual "Christmas preview" of merchandise. The president's secretary. Stephen Early, replied by mall that "the president proposes to designate Thursday. Nov. 21, as Thanksgiving day this year." Accordingly, the Pomona pre view will be held on "old-style Thanksgiving day," Nov. 28. Attends to Business Thorn Orae. of Wilbur, was a business visitor in this city yesterday. Developing and m m Printing roll of 8 .... OV Your choice of Enlargement ... f REE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-V SPECIAL! i T-20 International, A-.l condition, original paint still good, $1,000.00. P. S.: Have you seen a Killefer pan breaker at Work? "SEE US FIRST CAN SAVE YOU MONEY" DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG, OREGON H.'iiHriilnH Kilm Arlhiir I ilMtlllril l.itielon IH'V It I'M)',', ijiiiln NViitrnl spirits, MeiiKriiln-IUslllli'rs New Y'lik. Ml fl "IP.. if. Ulstill"! ti ;iTnii' itfi'i' I'OIITI.ANI). Die., Aug. 27. (AP) The American people believe Hie third term Is one tradition that sltoiild never bo broken." Harold fttassen of Minnesota said today. The :t:iyeai-old executive, en route 10 Salem, to notify Senator Charles I.. McNary of Ills nomina tion for vice president, told inter viewers: 1 hac had demoernla walk up lo me and say they had been voting democratic tickets straight for iu .veins hut this year they were go ing for Willkle and McNary, be lieving that the principles laid lown by Washington and Jofler- sou nrtf" mighty good Ideas and should not he abandoned now." lie predicted the northwest would "admit" Wendell Willkle. tho republican presidential nomi nee, "as soon as It gets a look at him." The amateurs, as they call those of us supporting Willkle mid Mc Nary. will run the republican cam paign." lie said. "The bouses will run I tit; big city machines In favor of the third term and it won't do them any good eliher." Returns .Here Miss Dorothy Norton has returned to her home on fllonii street, following u short stay in Ktigene visiting relatives' ami friends.. . ... 2 BUG SHOWS -- 2 P. M. AND 8 P. M, EDWARDS BROS. Combined OILD WEST RODEO CIRCUS and Thrill Show ROSEBURG Thursday, August 29th High School Football Field Unconquered Wild Beasts Bronc, Busting Bull Dogging FOSTER'S FAMOUS Trained Animals Aerial Ericksons 125-fr. above the ground. No safety nets. See Bob Rooker World Champion Trick Rider And Roper. Death Defying Dare Devils 1 intiSALl! WESCOTE Outside (j. 'ffikf i House Painl- 'k-M lIlfaGfFfalJs A durabl. high grad painl that . ;. U43qa!a!Ui ) covvn well. Popular colon. 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