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Newspaper Page TextFOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1940. lulled DnIlT Kinpl Huadmr kr tbe newBltcvwn v tmv Member of The AMorialcd Prcu Tho Annoclatcri Prone 111 exclmlvo. ly enlltl.cl to the ue for republica tion of all new dlapntchea credited to it or not otherwise credited in thu pnpor and to all local newi nubllBhed herein. All rlghta of re publication of apodal dispatches herein are also reserved. HARRIS ELLSWORTH Editor Entered aa second clans matter Muv 17, 1920. at tho poet office at RnHoburg, Oregon, under act of March 2. 1878. Represented by New Vurh 271 Hadlaon Ave. Bl raao HGtl N. MlrhlKan Ave. fun Krrl-o !30 Hush Htreet 1 trolt 3UM v. CfiHiul lloulcvaid l.o Aiiflri 193 8. Hprlna- Ktreet Healllr 603 Btewart Street rorl Innil O-'O S. W. Hlxth Ave. 81. Louis 411 N. Tenth titrccL iishe44-ioyuTiii Subscription Hutee Dully, per year by mall $5 00 Dally, t monlhe by mall J-fiO Dally. S mouths by mail l.5 Dally, by currier per month.... .65 Dally, by carrlor ror year 7 0 Every slate, county and city official or board that handles public money should publish lit regular Intervals an accntintlnif c( It, shewing- wlu-ro ami liow each dollar Ifl spent. Tlii In a filieliilnctitiil principle of demo crats govorniiicnt. C'XIN now inoinhciK of the nn- tloiml Kunrtl and roiiorvo corps mo going to begin leaving civilian lire for a year's tour of duty on ac tlvo service. Tlio uniform la going to lie seen III places where it has seldom been neon In I lie punt. TIkhimiiiiIk of fiunllies unci uiihIiickh oiricea and (ittloiles will aeo tho viieant chair, the cleared (leak, thu bench or ma chine on which ii new hand la be-, Iiik "broken In." In the Paul, nullolial Rtiard and rosorvo corps service did not mean Hioho things. These poaco time soldiers guve up their regular vacation lime to learning bow to defend lliolr country. Their ab sences In training wore brief. Hut now being called up for training means real disruption in personal and working lives. It 1h nn longer enough that American soldiers can bo glvon brief courses In fundamentals und called ready. War an lCuiopo proHonfu It to our eyes today meittis Hit til und team work comimntblo to Unit of u well oiled football team. This takes time. Thoao young men itro giv ing It. All honor to them! These nation al RUHi'dsmen and reserves uro the men who suw tho need when tho rest did not see It. They arc tho ones who gavo evenings, and week-enilH auil vacations to their country when ilu; rest wero Indlf riiiunt. They havo bad unpleas ant Horvien lo perforin In cum. of iIiiuickIIc tllKiirdor or natural cat astrophe. They have been sneer ed at ns "tin soldiers," anj snirf ed at -by the complacent. They stuck lo I heir organlia lions in the lean years when no body eared. Now Hie nailon calls them first. Now Ihey look better than the uneerers und sniffers. The duly on which Ihey will soon embark is not I helm atone. Those who tlo not go also have rt duty. It Is lo cooperate and help In every possible way to minimize the sacrifices they innlio. So far as possible their jobs should be kept ready for their re turn, so that In addition In a year of their lives, they need not also faeo Ihe prospect of "beginning over" when their Iralnlng is over. Consideration and help for their families and obligations are in or der. These young men are about to shoulder, voluntarily, their obllga llons as cltiens to beur linns In defense of their country. This does not shift Ihe obliga tions for those who do not inarch. Editorials on New (Coattmoat frees w U of S5a7.ouii.lMXi a year, lie added: "That sum. it is interesting to mile, approximates what the gov ernment has paid farmers to ro duce acreage and production." That Is lo say, for each dollar's worth of farm crops we've hired ourselves NOT TO IMIODDCK we've brought In a dollar's worth of competing foreign farm pro duels. It sounds screwy, but appears lo be true. Says False Spy Charge By Patman Drew Threats WASHINGTON. Auk. 3n-(AIM t'srl Hyolr, New York publicity mnn. told Urn Dies commlllee yes terday that dully threat of "death or worse'' hud been made to him as a result of Representative Pat man (D., Texas) accusing him of being a nazl spy and propagand istaccusations Ilyolr denied In toto. Byolr testlfiod after Patman had spont more than two hours pre senting what ho said was evidence that Ilyolr had been retained by Adolf Hltlor to disseminate nazl propaganda and, as a result, was unfit to hold his rank of lieutenant-colonel in tho V. 8. army re serve. Ilyolr told tbe committee that In the 60 days since i'atman first niado his charges on the bouse floor there was scarcely a day that soineono did not call his of fice and threaten hlin or write letters saying "we're going to blow you up. lie said thtH was directly due lo Pallium's assertion that he had no doubt that Ilyolr had been re tained by tho (iermau government to sot up Ihe "grottiest spy organi zation in the history of thu world." Residence Near City Destroyed by Flames Fire of undetermined origin Thursday aflcruoou destroyed the two-story frame residence build ing owned by Hud SVhltaker and oc cupied by Mrs. Alice (ioff and chil dren. The building stood just out side the north limits of Itoseburg and, therefore, the flro was not fought by the fire department. The firomen responded to n call, how ever, and prevented accompanying grass fires from spreading to prop erty inside tbe city limits. Mrs. Uoff and her three children, who were in tbe living room of the house, hail a nurrow escape from the flames, which apparently start ed in the basement. They lost nil of their household goods. Mrs. (lofr received minor burns In fight lug the flumW Voting Right Not Lost By Military Conscripts PORTLAND, Aug. SO. (API M ill liny conscripts need not worry about losing their right to vote, County Clerk A. A. Ilulley sold lo ony. Under a stnto law nil qualified voters in any branch of govern ment service have it vote no mnl tor whore they are slatlnned. If away ri'om home or mil of the state thoy can vote through absentee ballots. KRNR utMl ljredeetln tystMl MOD Klleeyele REMA1NINO HOUItS TODAY au Wings Kur America, MILS. ail Tea Time IJanee. 4(1 Sinfonletla, MI1S. Oil Varieties. 15 Sports tlillde, MIW. :iu Hhaflnr Parker. MRS. 4fi Chnor Cp (lung, WUS. 00 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl Cigars, MBS. 15 Dinner liunee. 30 John B. Hughes,- Avalon Ci garettes, MBS. 15 11M1 Time. 65 News, Calif. Pacific Utili ties Co. (Ill Curl Havazzu's Orcb., M11S IB Mutual Maestro. SO Lone Hunger. MI1S. Oil The McFurhind Twins MIIS. :i(l-ItHC News. MIIS. :I5 I Mek Snellen's Orell.. MIIS OOAlka Seltzer News, MBS. : lli Hon Itleaido's Ori li.. MIIS. ::io Fulton Lewis, Jr., .Mils. : 15- Diuiee Inch. :ti0 Sign Olt. SATI UHAV, Al'tll ST 111 :00 Hltiff imd Nonsense. :30 News-Review of the Air. : In --State and Local News. UlmiixniK- III Wax. :0U-Colonel Mutiny l'rager's Orch.. MIIS. tin - This and That in Melody. :.5 llllt: and llerlln News. MIIS. :(Mi Hon Aires, Tenor, MIIS. tut SviiiiiIhiiiv. : 15 Kllnor Slierry. Hlues. M IIS. OH This Might He You. M I is. 15 World's Fair Symphonic liinid MIIS. :30 Cn You Imagine That, -3opco. 15 Lelghton Noble's Orch.. M Its. (in Have liennls' Orcb.. Mils. :3li Mutual Hons. MIIS. : 15 Varieties. (lO-SniiRs Swoolhoarls Sing. MIIS. 15 Khyllim ill Kanitom. : 15- Stale and l.oelil News. :i50 News Revlew of the Air. :oo Interlude. (15--Tn lie Allllilliueed. MIIS. 15 Itntiel'nl Slake llHee. AlltS. ill) Louis I'rltim's Orch.. MILS. '.(in At Your ComniHiid. iltii Hranias or Youth. MIIS. liO Palmer House Cotu-erl Oreh.. .MIIS. : 15 Joe Vennll's Orch.. MIIS. :30-lluddy Mnlevllle's orch.. MIIS. (10 Talk by Sen. David Walsh of Mass.. MUS. :",ii -Interlude. : 10- (Jenrge llamillon's Orch.. M IIS. :llll - Slrlugs in SwIiiKlluie, MIIS. :H5-Dlck Slielton'M Orch.. MIIS. ::tll -WOl! I'on Concert. MIIS. : (Mi Dinner Dance. ::t"-.lnhn II. Hughes. MIIS, ir. t.,1.,,.1,,,1,. :5& News, Calif. P-cltlc Utili ties. HO PiiMKilile llfiine N'cws. MltS ?15 Mutual MaeslroH. I.,- Ijirrv f iilon Si (li-eli . M Its :iio lliuliiy Mnlevllle's Orcb.. .MIIS. ::in- lon lilcnrdo's Orch.. MIIS. : no News. MIIS. : 15 liny Noble's Orch.. MIIS. Hi) - Hemic Cummins' Orcb.. :ou-Sign tiff. si nday, si:pti:miii:i! i S Mill Orpheus Clee Club. MIIS. 8; 30 Voice ol Prophecv Choir, MIIS, OUT OUR WAY It ED, VOU WAS RMSEP IN TH' COW COUNTRy ANSWER ME' THIS -- THAT BIG PUB SPENDS A YEAR IN TH' CATTLE VINEYARDS AN COMES BACK A BIO HE-MAN WESTERNER WHUT I ' ill L W IH l-IMH.fc v I HALF HOUR VOU il'I IK" SkV GOTTOBE BORM A IS IT, TH ER, GUIDANCE TO RECREATION V Fi&h!na DrosDects. hiahwav and ions summarized in week-end of the Umpqua National Steelhead Fishing Kteelbeud flslilng Is somewhiit improved over lust week, iillbough not as good as It was earlier In tho season. From Idleyld park the report comes Unit several of the great game fish are being Inlteii each day, best riles being ' golden demon, royal coachman, and piirnia belle. At Steamboat a fisherman took two nice unes in front of the ranger station Wednesday evening. Without question, there bus been n much larger run of steelhead this your Uiun ror several years past, and Iho pools throughoul the steel head waters are well filled with fish. in the North rniprpm, the slreieh of river recognized us sloclheud water extends from llock creek, seven miles iihove (Hide, to the Mod bridge Just above Steamboat. Of course, Occasional I'lsh are tak en above and below these points, but these are the generally recog nized bounds. Many Itsh spawn In Hie river as fur up iik Copelsnd creek und even to Toketee falls, but Ihey are seldom cllilgilt Ibis iar lip. The Ihenry Is thut It is the traveling fish thai strikes. After reaching tbe spawning waters. Ihe Hsb become less active ami spend the months ol wailing in a state ol inactivity, during which It ts nl luosl Impossible lo take them Willi hook and Hue. Trout Fishing Trim! rishllig Is goml in Ihe slreauis of the I lluinnnil hike scr llon. espeeliilly In (hose waters nut readily accessible. At lliiillliilid lake, both Hy fishing and trolling are reported lo be latr. Limit catches are being taken on trout orenos and on Hashers. In Ihe North rmpiiua. a run of lurue cut throats Is reported from hlleylii park. A number of fish from one hair to I wo and one-hsir piiunds have been taken on slcclhcud Hies. Salmon eggs and crawlish tails lire also yielding good results on Ihese large trout, bulb hi tlio lower river and in the Steiiinlioiit urea. Frnlu the South t'liipiiua iiinl Iln hemiu seellnlis. Hie llshiiii; Is re ported lo he pour. Game Forest ningers report thai Ihe deer and game birds are more plen lUul tilts year than for many years pasl. It is probable that the e1la- S: I.".--Canarv Chorus. .MIIS. II: no Marih ol Health. MIIS. 9;15 The Chsnlain Speaks, Rev. Perry Smith. !l:;in- American Wildlife, MliS. !l : 15 -Svnipliouy. 1 ll : mi -llltf. and llerlln News. MIIS. 10:15 Romance of the Hi-Ways, Greyhound Lines, MBS. t(i:3 Possible HIIC News or Pal mer House Concert. MHS. 11:00 Baptist Church Services. I'J:ihi- Fl Pasco Troulutdnrs, MltS. l::t(l-Nobody's Children. AIMS. 1 (III -McFlirliilld Twills. MIIS 1:30 - Louis Prlma's Orch.. Mils. 2:00 Tropical Serenade, Mils. 2:3li Lang Thompson's Orch.. M IIS. .1 : on lielldezvous. MILS. 3:30 siRi-ld Scliullz from llerlln. MltS. 3: 15 Wythe Williams, Ciiiiiiuen- Inlor. M IIS. I:uu---American Forum or the Air. MltS. 5:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour. MBS. fi ne A. P News. MIIS ti:(i5 WIJN S niiilmiiii- Hour. Mils. 6:30 The Angslul Hour, Mr. Al bert Chamberlln, Guest Speaker. 7:00 Favorite Songs of Yours and Mine, Hansen Motor Co. 7: 15 The Quiet Hour. 7: 15 Hancock Knselllble. MPS. s Mm Hccilul Hull, MIIS. 8:15- Pastor's Study. MIIS. 0: 15 C o m m a it 1 Pertoini.iiu'e. M US. 1 fil1WS TUPkA I CARPET SLIPPERS TO REST HIS FEET.' HE'S BEEN IN TH' FIRST AID ROOM I pi im iiirf in a I CLIMATE THE WEST WIND forest condi-1 --w r axx ..... . I bulletin PV' Forest. ordinarily mild winter last year, combined with Ihe efforts of thu biological survey lo control preda tors, has brought about this In crease. In any case, prospects are for an excellent huutl:-..g season. Roads Many of tho dirt roads In tbe for est have become rough us u result of tlio summer's traffic. However, all roads are open, and the sur faced roads are in good condition. Tlie North I'mpuus roud is closed from G a. m. lo li p. m. Mouday Ihrough Frlduy, between Copeland creek anil Hig Camas. Construction on this stretch of road is progress ing rupidly, and the work Is plan ned so that the road Is open clear through lo Dtamoml lake on Satur days and Sundays. . - Weather . The rmpoua forest has been very fortunate so far tills year, witli no serious tires. The forest, however. Is powder dry, and a con dition of serious fire danger will exist until arrival of Ihe fall ruins. The cooperation of all forest users will he necessary If the season Is to lie iinished with an unblackened record. Please remember to obtain cuniplirc penults. No smoking while traveling - forest roads or trails. Campers outside regular improved ami posted forest cumps must carry an axe at least 26 Inches long ami with n 2 1b. head; a shovel at leasl 3ti Inches long and with S-lnch blade, and a 1-gallim water container. I'MPOl'A NATIONAL FOKKST. VENERABLE WRITER HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured Eu ropean author, Maurice . 10 Metal. 12 By way o!. 13 Needs. 16 Part of a chp'n. 17 Rate ot exchange. 19 Hamlet 20 Custom. 21 Ransoms. 23 Viscous fluid. 24 And. 25 You. 28 Wood splfits. 28 Note in scale. 20 Cow's call. 30 Animal pest 32 Organ of hearing. 34 Local word phrases. 37 Lining. 39 To regret. 40 He is a native of . 43 Dower property. 44 Do not ' (conir.). 46 Sea. miles. 47 S-shaped object 49 Each (abbr.). 51 Verse of two measures. 55 Venomous snake. 56 Solitary. 57 Goddess of dawn. G9 He la prs H i6 7 6 I l'a T3s 36 rj I rjv ' sa 55 jp'jpg 41 p2 "Tib a I I I I I I I I I TJiwt A THEM BUL&ES ON WELL, ED, HIS HIPS AIN'T SIX V VAHUT DID HE MEAN WHEN HE 5EZ HE SHOT TWO MUSTANGS' OUT OF ONE TREE U'.'J.VVIU.tAM 8-iO Rotarians View Movie .Of Industries, Scenery Members of tho Itoseburg Ilo lary club and their guests yester day were given the opportunity to preview Borne forty minutes of movie rilm which will be shown hourly in the Douglas county booth at tho Oregon state fair. The film was taken by E. A. llrit ton. who exhibited the film and supplied a descriptive talk with It. Views or Douglas county farms, slock, homos and beauty spots aro included, as well as considerable footage showing Douglus county Lfrom tlie air. Accepting tne mvttaiion or mo Marshflcld-Norlh Ilonil It o t a r y ,c)uh, six members of the Itoseburg club attended a potluck supper in MarshHeld last evening. The meet ing was held in the newly con structed community house In Marahrield's 60-acre park. Rose burg Itcilary club members who made tho trip to Marshfleld wero Donn Itaduhuiigh. Kruce Mellis. Story lies, Vic Mlcelli, Kill Adair and Harris Kllsworlh. Movie Stars Olivier, Vivien Leigh Married SANTA HAHBAItA, Calif., Aug. 3d. (AP) Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh, movie stars recently divorced by their respective spouses, became husband and wife today and set out at once on a mo toring honeymoon. Driving up from Hollywood last night, Ihey picked up Municipal Judge Fred Harsh and the clerk of his court, Jack Lewis, und drove to tho home of socialite friends in suburban Mon teclto. There, just a minute alter mid night on expiration of Ihe three- day wailing period required by slate law, they were married by Judge Harsh. 9 A difficulty. 10 His famous play " , 11 To scratch. 14 Street car. 15 Emerges. 17 Bug. 18 Wine vessel. 21 Parallelogram. 22 Visible vapoi; 25 Also. 27 Baglike pari 29 Deportment. 31 To debate. 33 To free. 35 Duet. 36 Intelligence, 37 Melts. 38 Nay. 41 Musical not. 42 Neuter pronoun. 45 Very small. 48 To simmer. 50 Genus of bees. 51 To fish. 52 Sick. 53 Ratite bird. - 54 Coin. 55 Tree. 58 Qiant king. successful (pi.). VERTICAL 1 Horse's neck hair, 2 To request. 3 Electrical unit 4 One who evades. 5 Ceremony. 6 Dormant. 7 Northwest (abbr.).- 8 Vulgar fellow. Sunday rAiiwAio DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHA3. A- EDWABDS A good deal Is said on plat form and In pamphlet about loy alty In life. Thp psalmist speaks of God's loyalty to man. This Is loyulty from a different angle than the usual. With his genius for understanding our human moods, especially for interpret ing mail's religious experience. He puts this Into song. What a beautiful refrain It is: "I praise tbee for loyalty to me, my God," It was a very Intimate, personal thing for him to auy and might easily have become a gush of sentiment. Out It has the ring of realness and every evidence of being sincere Life had not always been easy-going with him. He had known the depths of sorrow and often had be failed to be true to his vows, but there was a deep longing In his heart to have fellowship with God, and there was a loyal ty that proved true In his keen est needs. Man needs for ade quate living more than knowl edge and obedience to physical and moral law. A friend, even God, whose loyalty to him and his loyalty to this friend bring a warning sense or fulfillment In his soul throughout the whole of life. Therefore he sings, "So shall I praise Thee on the lute for loyalty to me, my God." Amen. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES In Myrtle Creek are held each Sunday in tho grange hall, 3rd and Division streets, at 11 a. m. The subject of tbe lesson-sermon for Sunday, Sept. 1, Is "Christ Jesus." The public Is cordially invited to attend these services. EDEN LUTHERAN CHURCH Klgnrose. Services Sunday at 11 a. in. Hcv. K. Eklor, Marshfleld. will deliver tho sermon. All wol como to come. YONCALLA METHODIST CHURCH Worship service at 10 n. m. Sun day school at 11 a.1 m. Attend church next Sunday and be better prepared for the tasks of the week. A cordial invitation is ex tended to you and your family. C. 10. Urittaln, pastor. TENMILE CHURCH Ci. A. Garbodcn, pastor. Sunday school "MMS a. in. Morning wor ship 9:15 a. in.,., LOOKINGGLASS CHURCH ft. A. (iarboden. pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in. Morning worship 11 n. m. Sermon topic. "Other Lit tle Ships." F.pworth league 7:15 p. m. CAMAS VALLEY CHURCH O. A. (iarboden. pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Kvening service 8 p. m. Sermon topic, "Other Lit tle Ships." DILLARD METHODIST CHURCH fl. A. flarboden. pastor. Sunday school Id n. in. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Illhle school 9:43. Honn Hada bunch, superintendent. Church, service, 10:15. John A. Harney, minister. Sermon, "Fellowship In Christ." Christian Kndeavor 7 p. m. Church service 8 p. m. Ser mon: "Profitable Service." Hoard meeting Wednesday 8 p. in. in the church. FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Kdenhower district, ncv. .1. 1). Kernult, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in. Morning devotion 11. Ser mon topic. "Dead Indeed Yet Alive." Young people's service 7:30 p. m. Dorene Pope, leader. Preaching service 8 p. in., pastor in charge. Prayer and praise serv ice. Wednesday 8 p. m. We wel come you to attend all of these meetings. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 313 Fast Houglas sneel. Regit lar services Sunday at II a. m. Subject ot lesson: "Christ Jesus." Sunday school convenes at 9:15 a. m. Wednesday evening meet ings which Include testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Science are held al 8 o'clock. The reading room at 317 Perkins build ing Is open dally except Sundays, and holidays from Hi a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Here the Ulhle and all au thorltetl Christian Science lltera- "ALL TH! WAY Tttiny J. CrMbr "AH lk way my Sfvfour Uijii mi VC'fc.e l.v. f i. l k.iii.7 . Cn I Jutl Hi) K.J.r nun. Hr r filth fpt I Iaow wliott'tr Moll mr, GftRT Jttnt Jtwth lQUGLRS FunERflL HofllE ' ture may be read, borrowed or subscribed for. - The public Is cor dially Invited to attend the church services and to visit tbe reading room. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Dev. Albert J. Schocke, pastor. Clniro Kdwards, Sunday school su perintendent. Sunday school starts ut 9:46 a. m. Morning worship is ut 11 o'clock. Evening Bervlce starts at 8 p. m. The pastor will speak at both services. The church Is located at 400 East Douglas street. CLEVELAND CHURCH OF GOD Cleveland school district, Sun day school at 10 a. in. and morning preaching at 11 a. m., evening preaching 7:45. Old time gospel and songs. Next Sunday, Septem ber 8, we will hold an all day ser vice with Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching 11 a. m. A basket dinner at noon, singing and talks at 2 p. in.,- evening preaching at 7:45. We would like to have you and your friends come and be with us. Mrs. John Parry, assistant pas tor; Mr. J. B. Evans, pastor. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH f Missouri Synod), Corey and Military Kli-pntH wut l,..l. The service of Sunday, September '1, begins at 11 a. m. Tho topic of the sermon is, "The Divine Power 'of Ilaptlsm." The Sunday school meets at 9:j45 a. m. A short meet 'ing of tho entire congregation will bo held immediately after the serv ice. All members and friends are asked to remain for this meeing. The New Testament History Study class meets Friday evening nt 7:30. We most cordially Invite all those having no church home of their own to attend our service and Sun day school. W. A. Sylvester, 1170 .Military street, pastor. SALVATION ARMY Captain Olive Coleman, Lt. Alice (loss, officers in charge. Sunday :i Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. Holiness meeting, 11:00 a. m. Open air serv ice. 7:30 p. m. Salvation meeting. 8:00 p. in. Tuesday: Tho annual Sunday school picnic will be held at Deer creek park beginning at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday:! Ladies' Home league will not be held this week at the usual time. Boys' club, 6:45 p. in. Thursday: Open nil- ser vice. 7:30 p. m. Mid-week holiness, meeting. 8:00 p. m. Saturday: Open air service. 7?3 p. m." praise sorv-1 leo. 8:00 p. m. The public is in vited, bar none, to worship with us. BAPTIST CHURCH "If I Were a Farmer." Is tlio ser. mon topic Sunday evening ut 7:30. (1. A. Llndbloom, a farmer of Dlx onvllle, will he ut tho piano. Flank (Irubhe. a former of Wilbur, will sing "The Ninety and Nine." There will be a display of some of tho prize-winning products from Ihe Sutherlln fair. An interesting let ter from a farm expert will be read. Much will he said to Interest sheep men and qther farmers. A baptismal service will precede the evening message. "Why We Need Old Time Religion" is the topic lit 11:00 Sunday morning. The ordin ance ol the Lord s Supper will lie observed. There will be a brief ser vice honoring Mrs. Keznrtee ot the close of Ihe morning worship. Rev. I. I). Itsndull and a Rev. Mr. Itay will show pictures of the American Sunday school work on Wednesday evening. Developing and Printing roH of 8 25C Your choice of Enlargement FREE The Film Shop 222 No. Jackson St. Phone 9-Y A New Roof en Your House this Foil for $4.59 a month. No down payment required. COEN LUMBER CO. . See us today for complete Home and Car RADIO SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES RADIO DOCTORS 124 W. Cass St. trVSAVIOVK LEADS MS' lcft my CuwLf in Him to dwell! ft fl l1tff Ttnptmtty tn twd of frt dollar. Ttrmy 4. Croebv, tho bMnd hymn writer. pry4 to Of6 an, ta m ta htr fww. Ceotkman alM at tut him. fU hook twf hand, rwtnl her and departed. .Afiar left. h dltcovcrtd a le-dotlsr bill In hr titad. Mar rw t lKHJi.ru waa how wondrrfulty Gad had betaad her. Sht fmmediattljr sat down and wrote ctw aba hya EPISCOPAC CHURCH Itoseburg. St. George's. Hoi) communion 8:00 and 11:00 a. m V Labor day service. Radio 9:16 a. m Veterans' hospital, 1:16 p. m. Riddle. Ascension Episcnpu church. Evening scrylee 8:00 p. m Perry Smith, vicar. .1 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Of LATTBH UT OSISIO Cmilntf anhnnl will Ha held If the Woman's club ball, 130 Soutj Jackson, sunaay, tseptemDor i Everyone Is welcome. No colled Hon Is taken. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The special music at the Sut dav morning service will bo a sol by Mrs. Martin of San Kranclscd She will be accompanied by Mrf Grow at the organ. The pastol will preach both morning and ovi) nlng. Sunday school begins ai 9:45 a. m. and provides classes fo! all ages. The calendar for th' week: Sunday, 8unday schoe 9:45 a. m.. morning worship 11 V m.. C. E. society 7 p. m.. evenini service 8 p. m.: Wednesday, pray er meeting 7:30 p. m. i THE METHODI8T CHURCH Church school at 9:45. Mornluj worship at 11. Sermon by Re Melville T. Wire. Topic "Tl Olory of Christianity." High schoj and Intermediate Epworth lcagu at 6:30 p. in. Evening worship i 7:311. Sermon topic. "Fellowsh With Christ." Members an friend of the church are asked ,.ia ..u i.nfiillv the clinncn from 'n'Mnelr tn 7-31) for the hour of CVI nlng service. OLD MSHIONEO EVIVAl Charm C. Fuller, Oinctor Fofrtbll lloilif I Prrarli Old llimiu of thr Fi Every 8unda 5:00 P. II KRNH 1300 Kltoeicltl Prugram A NMIomrlife QoHK Here 'Tis! Coon Fried CHICKEN French Fries, Buttered Toast, Coffee or Milk . 40 SULLIVAN'S CAFE Perkins Bldg. You Are As Old As Your Feet Why have tired out feollna pjlns in feet, ankle knee, lei cases causea oy some form foot troubles Dr. J. M. Inaalls REGISTERED CHIROPODIS who makes regular visits evei ether Saturday to your elty, lloeneed by the state of Orege Is a CHIROPODIST PODU TRIST He gives complete fol servlee. Weak or flat feet, corn oalouses, Ingrowing nails, tres ed without pain and with llttl cost and trouble to you. I Call for appointment or come li B a. m. ts I p, in, Umpqua Hotel, Rosebura Next visit Saturday, Aun. 31sl What's tn the Air' i Give me the hand of your daugi ter, Nell, or I'll foreclose! Okay, Okay) Take her and oi And don't bother me any moi so's I can listen to t NEWSPAPER OF THE AIR Daily, 9:00 P. M. i Yoah, I keep telling 'em dov. at the office that the best w to keep up on the foreign situ ' tion is to listen to RAYMOND GRAM SWING Monday through Friday, 6400 P. M. I Yes, Officer, I did report tl noisy' radio next door, but don do anything about it now. Th are listening to I BESS BYE, THE MARKET, SCOUT Mon., Wed.) Frl., 8:40 P. M. HI-LIGHTS ON SATURDAY' PROGRAM 7:30 News-Review Newscas 8:45 BBC and Berlin News. 9:00 Don Arres, Tenor. 10: IS World's Fair Symphor Band. 10:30 Can You Imagine That 123 Songs Sweethearts Sid KRNR j' DIAL1S00 H i :