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SIX ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1940. m The Iieer Creek dairy nnl firand Ticatity purlnr howling trains step lied Intn leadership aH I ho tllrls' league opened Km season at tlx Itnni'bni'K Alleys hint night. TIip dairy girls won three Htruight from tlio Popco girls, while tho beauty fdiop team look two out of three from Sandy's Place. .Mull Individual score, 172, wan turned 111 hy Clara Davis. IMkIi se ries worn was rolled hy lllaneh I'llloll, n;:i. The Commercial league starts tn ntljlit with tho Klwunls club meet life thi' veterans. Pel lli'y matched villi Stephens garage, Coon Cola YArsun Dim Kaglea lodge nnd the J'fnfesslnnal Mpii against Cnpro Nil. 2. genres last niKhl : .'opco (IlrlK filmscheid 112 .121 ..107 inl .118 .. 92 . r,M 1 in 141 7:1 911 lint 92 nr.2 110 13:1 120 l1 1:10 711 712 100 107 K14 1:10 mr 92 J Will Ttjdenour .. round Kfc'K Handicap .. Totals .. . (MX 1911 liner Creek Onlrv: T)ivi i:i:t Itpdburn H2 Ilnuaer 127 Klliott ; 142 Tlarr 12:i llnnillenp 7li 'TotalH 703 1 172 111 100 ion 112 70 791 22:10 .Randy's Place: 22K Tllack 101 109 9S H0R Sanders 9!; 91 90 22, )uy loo 1:1:1 12:1 302 Sehnerer 90 1o9 1n7 ,'ioii Woiiedgo 125 1 12 111 37s Jlnndlriip 1:19 129 inn 417 Totals 0f,0 723 071 2053 fJrand neauty Khop: Taylor 129 1 2D 11.1 372 Conn 71 124 ion 3lll JJcss 110 1 2.1 1211 397i Chapman 117 JtS K,9 .(21 1 Konor 12r. 1.12 120 403 Handicap II 41 41 123 1 Totals 0112 OsS 07.1 2025 Nurses Hear Addresses On Defense Program (Continued from page 11 cd ns thu state meeting openpd to day. Duo to the Innhllllv of thp I a 0 president, .lohaiiiia Vicolaiid. Port land, to allend the meeting, the business sessions are being onh ilucteil hy Mrs. Pinllv lleaton, Purtluud, first vice-president, Last nlghl's meeting, which was opened lo Hie public, was well ill tended hy n largo group of liner PHIed local persons, who were par ticularly Interested In Hie presen tations liv Colonel Tandy anil Mr. Couch. The veterans bureau was rivaled In 1922, Colonel Tandy re ported, wllli 700 beds inniWr avail able lor the. rare . of veterans. Thero are now K7 wcll-cnulppcd fa clllllcs Willi a total or 7S.4O0 beds. The total number of beds will be Increased to x.l.ooo within the next year. The .veterans administration, lie slated, has 35. 000 beds avail able lor ucurn-psychlntiic cases. 20,oon fur general purposes, 0,000 In lilberrllloshi fnolliiles and 20. 000 lor domiciliary use. Tin peak of llle N-l cases wil be ealchreil lu 1!II9 neeorilitiK lo present esll males, lie reported. Ill 1939 Ibe , recorils show more limn In per cent of Ihe N-p pallenls restored to places In society. Program Listed The pioKiaiu for Salurday Is scheduled as follows: Presidium. Mis. ,hv.tt Pelerson 1 1 a 111 II Km. It. N. chairiuan DSI.NK liroKI'lllll couilllillee. !i:oo a. 111. Itniiud (able -conducted by Ihe tlrciiou stale board for examination and resist rat Ion of iirailuiile nurses Minion Crowe, it. N.. Portland, president. '1 9:30 a. III. Joint cointllitlee oil TAXI CALL 21 Immediate Service Everywhere Bus Fares REDUCED SMttl $ 4.50 Sacramtnto 5.50 Long Beach 10.85 SanDitge 12.00 Los Anglts 10.50 San Francisco 6.00 Phoenix, Aril. 16.50 Low faret to many more polnti Streamlined Buits Convenient Daily Departure Dollar Lines Depot: Grand Hotel Phone 155 T. J. Seemet, General Agent (OUR BOARDING HOUSE WHerf liTS 1 itH? LOOKS LIKE All 7 MARTHA. OPENS IPYZZZl- I V"X BULLSEVE WMEM 1 THE DOOR I'LlS L-'r PV I GROW UP I'M R SURPRISE HER Yf'?4 ' GOMMA. BE A Kiss V&Q TS J WERE SUE 1TiX! r-vLPULL OP WATER L " KMf '"t U SHE COMES 40:i '" "" community nuiHlntr twrylrf -MrH. I-Jrtht'lh VilUKflJUl, H. S.. WilKlllNK ion, I), f'., chuiiiiiHii iialloiiii) coin mitli'H on foiiiiiiiiiilly iiui'KinK hmiv Ifn; AidhIIh Kiary, It. N chnliinan Htuh coiiiiiiillcf! 011 poinmuiiiiy mii'MiiiK mtrvici. Uli'Ml u. in. "I'racUrjil Sukki Dunn on I'HH or Joiiiiiiil," Ann I'lllnioie, It. N., New Vork ( Ily. Ut:4;t u. 111. OSI.NK ImslncHK ninftinc; Jnhiinmi I-K'tm, I. N., l'mllfiiid, prt'Hidlng; .MhIhIc W'i-I-iff I, H. N., t-i!iH)iry. l'rivatit duly HtM'tlOIl hUNllK'HK llK'Clillg ; .Ml'H. .Mod mi Mark, K. ., I'oi lluii'l. rhulnnaii; Kullmrinr I'owcll, K. N., I'oiilainl, jwcrf'tary. 12:15 p. m. OSLNIO liinclinon. lohuniiu Kkkov, piVHldiiiK; Dr. Victor I'. AInrrlH, dean antt dlivc tor I', or (). Helton of btisincHH ad niinlslratioii. hmji k-r. 2:1ft p. 111. Joint hchhIoiih com tiniH'd. J:;io- p. m. 'IVu at nnrm'H homo, vol era 11 k liKiliiy, I'mjuiiia chunlt'i' Aiiiriicaii Ltlon nuxlliury liiminrtHCH. 7:110 p. m. l-'ormal banquet At lorncy lu-xlor Hire, ItoHcluirfi, HpHukcr. Banquet for Guard Is Tribute Given Here Continued rrom page 1) will ho mado hy V. .1. Mlcolll. Following thn rci-vplioii, t ho hall will liu rloaroil lor Jltnoy dancing iiiilll midnlKhl. All vocrlptH froni llu dant-o aro to ho douutcd to the company iiichh IuimI. Captain It. I.. Irving, coiniuatiilia officer of thn llosehnin compuny, reported today Dial Heveral recniltH have been Himied, peiiilluK phy.sl cal i'X u in i mi t Ion, to replace men lout, hy discharges hecatiKe of phy nlcal dofoclH or dependeiilH. There Htill Ik room, however, for Hevep men to tiring the company (o lull authorized Klrenmh. AecordiiiK to ordern recoivod to day, the company is to leave Hose bui'K at 1 U : I r a. in. Monday. Three Hloeporrt, a tourlrtl car, haKKane car and kitchen are to be spoiled on tin sidetracks here Saturday, ae cordluK to present plans. Haane and equipment will bo loaded Sun day, and the members of Hie coin puny will be Riven free time from lule Sunday al'leruoon until mid nilil. The company's cars will be uttai'lied to the remilar noillibnund train. An advance detail will leave Sunday morniuK by automobile to make the camp ready for the ar rival of the Hoops. Appeals Court to Hear Plea for Release of Boy PollTI.ANll. (lie, Sept. ;o. I API - The dlsll id Timed Stales Icirciiil conn of appeals bad heloiv I II loiliiy ibe mi, -sunn of u liciber 19 ycar-olil Itobei l II. Owens is , propei ly a member of ihe oresjon jtialional Kiiar.l. The boy's father. Jaeoh II. Ow ei,s. Wlllapa. Wash., poslmasler. i'lailus his son. a minor and le- iiilly a reslileni of Wasliiimion, Is not qualilled for iiiemliership and jcannoi be called lo aclive service Willi Ibe Oreunn Kiianl. I The appeal conn judges, here for their reKiiliir fall sillliiE. ;acrei'd oslenlay lo suspend rub's land bear Ihe case lininedialely. IPederal .ludne Claude 1!. Mcl'lll- '"'II. Ill denyliiK a will of habeas corpus to the cider Owens, ruled yesterday that' Ihe youth Is legally a member of the Oieuon miard. Child Drowns in Fish Pond in Neighbor's Yard niTKt.KY. Wash., sept. ;n. (API PallliiK into a fish pond lifter loddlinn lino a neighbor's I yard, two ye.ir obl .lack!.' Kanrh. I son of Mr. and Mi s Jack Ham h. drowned here lale yesteidav. The ' mild s patents searched for him more iiinii an hour honor his hody was found. COME DANCE IDLEYLD PARK Sat. Evening, Sept. 21 Heavy Loss Reported by Nazis and British (Continued from pnge 1) coiiimiind's communbiue said "bat tle plunes conliuiied retaliatory raids on lindon mid wur-essenilal objectives ill western and central KllKlaltd." "Numerous new fires resulted, especially In Liverpool," the com munique added. Hut bad weather Interferred wllli operations, and only one Itritlsli plane was claimed to have been shot down. Three Cermaii plunes are acldiowleilKcd to be missing. lleldelbei'K Is noted for lis uni versity and Its beer, bnl II also has leal her and inai hlnei y manu factures. (Hy Hie Associated Press) A mn ss assault of 300 iierniau warplanes ran into u cloud -hidden ambush of HAP fialiters over the Hover "hell's corner" ennsi today, while London's millions, huddled 111 Ihe dim lltrlit of air-raid shel ters, read In their niornlin; news papers a phdao bv Prime Minister Wlnslon Cliurchlll of iiltimale re lallalion lor Cerman war nssmills. "I Ion I worry--they'll uel It hack!" Churchill was quoted ns nnyltiR Kiimlv when crowds demanded re prisals as he was Inspecting bomb shattered homes In the Patterson area of London. llriilsh Spiiiires and Hurricanes -Willi each plane llrlnir eluhl mn. chine tuns brhiijm; wlih Its wiims swlllly allaclled llle nazl nerinl ariniida over Hover uiu! a force liallle di'veloiied hiuh In Hie ultlou Watchers far below llfled a cheer is a Iriin flyiiiK I'ormallon of l!AF lelemlers caini. back Iroin ihe nm- He, reporilui; I hat ihe Oeriiian raid ers had been scattered and soul nlllK III disorder lowai-,1 II... l-'iench coast. Near Hover, a Oeriuan Mnsser. schuiiu flahier spun crazlly out of Ihe sky, IrailillU' a black ultimo ,.r smoke, and crashed In the hills The clouds, had boon wniilm. I'm- Ihe biir Cerinan allncliiiM, ii-.. mil pounced on it. as soon as It reached Ihe Hover coast headed to ward Loudon. Coincident with Churchill's t.mm. ise, Ihe It. A P stelmeil no th., ,,,,,,., Its assaults on Cermanv and (ierinan-occiipicd lerrlloiv. h.io.l.. ini! Hie llhiueland. Ihe stralonir Hoi 1 1111111,1 Kins canal, oilier .n.,,l and rail cominiinicalions and iial invasion ports" nlonir ih,. clem. n.-t. Watchers at Hover saw moat files rilKiliK nloliL' ln eiilire c.isl. il area lioni Calais to lloulociie as the HAP pounded the Cerman bases for lvo or three hours. HI-MILIN. Sept. 20. (API The nls powers, in event of victoiv. will he nearer lo America's re- celllly acquired slraloclc bases than they have ever been, Ihe newspaper llamhlllKor Prcllldoll lilall inliinalod lodav. Tlio newspapor said the avis war linis had boon eviiatided lo Ini lude I'liuiinatlon of Hrliaiii from Africn. Authorized sources, when asked iboul the Preindeiiblall article, de cllned In ro so far. but said the Kuropean cotitlucul would deter mine the fate of Africa. 1SOMK. Sepl. 2U- (API-ltrilish bombers harried llle Italians with attacks si-altered from Ihe Lihvnn coast to Pthiopia and Soinalilaud 1 while Italian airmen sank n Miiiish submarine, the Italian high com- maud reported today. Striking to prevent the Italians , Iroin consolidating themselves af- icr their fin mile advance Into Fgyp! Han territory. Ihe llriilsh raided areas ahoul lierna, Iloniba and SEATTLE BREWING ft MALTING CO. I ptJo 06 QQ cQ otto g3?&!Iffi Major Hoop! I T,,l,, lll 1,1, I ll.vn and Saliiin and Soil Harranl, In LKyplt. I In hlc.li cominaiid's coiumuuique said Soldier Killed In Borrowed Plane TACOMA. Sept. I'll. (AIM Prl vale .Morris Heller, 2n. I'nlver slly City, Mo., who Col. Carlyle II. Wash sai.l mid three other men In his sqiiailron he was koIiik to take a plane and fly lo San Prancisco "Jusi lor fun." crashed io his dealh In a borrowed ariny plane at ,Mc Choid Hold late yesterday. For two hours the soldier, who had taken the plane wiihoiit per mission, flew In Ihe Koneinl vicinity of Hie army air base while Ski. C. I). Hurl lu the conlrol lower ami hundreds of others iillaohod to Ihe airdrome Hied vainly In conlacl him hy radio and oilier signals. Suddenly Ihe plane went over on one wiiiK Hp and Ihe engine stalled II crashed in a vacant Hold across from the airport ami hurst to ' names. The nihil was bin ned he. ' yond recoeniilon. Hurl said Hie soldier line onto Hie Hold ami flow off In Ihe plane of Lieut liitii Calliiliau before any one could slop him. Callahan, an mill v oiminecriim export from Wlikill Field. ().. came hove three days ami in his- siimle niolored A-17 Ivpe atlack ship, lie was nttcnilinj; Hie western Washinalon fair when the crash occurred. Colonel Wash said Ihe Identifica tion, w hilo assumed to he correct, could onlv be lislod us tentative be cause of Ihe fail Ihe body was burned bevoml recocnltlon. He said Ihe three men in Holler's squadron Inhl him Holler Hied lo induce iboin io mi with him. "Heller's dollies and personal effects, other llian those be wore, are still hero hut he's missing." Colonel Wash said, "so II is there lore our assumption thai he was at the controls of Ihe piano." Basketball Scores Yesterday's Baseball Results My the Assiiciatcd press National Leaque Chicago S. New York J. Cincinnati I. Philadelphia 1. Si. I.miis 2 S, Pittshumh l-j. Only games scheiluled. American League Now York lu. Clilcrmo 1. I'etroit i:i lu, Philadelphia 21. Clevtdand ;t. Washington 1. St. I.ouis L Hoslon 1. Pacific Coast Leaque Playoff Sail Diego S, I .os Angeles -2. Seatilt Oakland Idle. Western International Playoff Tacomu Spnkane 2. Stock and Bond Averages BONDS d by The Associated Pi Compih Sepl. -'it M 111 10 lilt's Indis I't's Fgn. Friday .. Prev. day Year ago HHii hish l!i lu low . lot 1 tivr, HS.fi m lu:i.i . iil.L' nr.:! . 5S.il 10l.il l I! MS 11 STOCKS ::o is Friday prev. day Mouth ago Year ago ., ltnn high .. pun low . - Now 111 V" fin Indis Hit's I't's St ksf il- i 111' a r,n.:i T." il 71 '2 III 11 PI li 1.VS l.i il ii Sine 187S Emit Sick, Pres. Food Shortage In France; Rationed VKMIV, Kranco. Sept. 2ft. (AP) All main food lli'ins will hu ra tioned hi both thn oeeupiml ami uu- occuplcil zones of Franco heKfniiiiiK Sept, 2'1 under nvpr new roHtric- tlons announced her loduy. Henceforth cuch Frenchman will bo allowed the follmvlim rations:. Meat 3ft0 graniH (about 12.7 on riff k) n week. Chfose r.O it i a in h (about l.fi ounces) a week. Ilrfad -nr.o KrnniH ounces) a day. Snt-'ar .Ino Ki-ams (about 12.1 (about 1 7.0 ounces) a month. Itlcft 100 crams (about 3 ounces) a month. Soap KniniK falioilt 4.4 ounces) a month. A corps of 10,000 aEonU will lie created to mako certain win rn- tloniiiK leKulallonH urn Htiictlv en forced. Itatlou tickets for all m tioned foods served In restaurants stnrt Sent. 30. An official statement accom panying the raiionliiK announce- menl said "the conseriuenres of the war and our defeat aooear now In all their trualc realitv." The fniiR(H listed for thn oresenl levere shortage Included destruc tion and deterioration of harvests and livestock In the wor zone. Milk production dropped off "to on enor mous extent" and in certain places aphtir fevor ppread among farm animals. There also was n poor har vest o' '-prealrt In the tmocciinied 7oue of France. It was said, and the Mritish blockade prevents imports to tako no the slack. Thnofltciai explanation said no fiirt h7" sunnlio' of coffee or rice were entoHnff Frnnce. Soap, which lias practicallv dlsapneared from the market, "can be manufactured onlv in an extremely small quan tit v." Tho fJereianB have promised to tako from the occupied zone for the irniv of occupation only the cereals needed for broad, the evnlanation went on. nud onlv part of tho meat required for Oonnnn troons. Crisis Approaching In French Indo-China HANOI. French ludo-Clilna. Sept. 2o. (AIM Willi all .lapanese civil ian nationals removed from this French colonial capilal ami .Tanan i placiiiK a time limit for selllemi-ni of her mllliary demands, neaolin I Hons wllli Japan reached a crisis today If not an actual breakdown. Major (leneral Issaku Nlshlharn, '" " '"I'onese inlssinii which h'"1 "'yl,ut '" w0, k 0I" (!""llls " ", "'"11" " l.""" 01 urn lied facilities" for .lapanese troons and naval forces, lormlnaled his nersonal nounl ial Ions Willi Ihe French ami nreparoil to leave Ha noi for 1 liiinlumi;. "When I leave French territory you may say Hie crisis has been readied." he said In his final Inter view with American newspapermen. Willkie Speech (Continued from pape 1) Jus! Ihe opposite direel Inn." Willi; o touched on labor prob lems in his speech last nighi, de claring: "It Is my considered opinion that l ibor has been ttn chief suf ferer 'from the policies of the new deal. "The shifting rules, tlio incon sistent polities, the threat of gov ernment competition, the discour agement of profit, and Ihe fantas tic, pun it ivo taxes all these have i been sold lo (lie people of Amer jica wiili a false label marked "lib eralism. Actually, tnese practices have curtailed the number of jobs. . . , "labor Is entitled to the pro led ion of progressive labor legis lation, such as the wages and hours law and the national indus trial tabor relations act. lint these laws must be administered til the interests of Ihe whole nation. Their purpose is to reduce indus trial strife, not to foment it. "The proper function of our gov ernment is to police the activities of its peoplo so that they do not (ntnt-e fii'b otiter or onrroacb nn- D - A - TURKEY HALL OAKLAND SATURDAY NIGHT September 21st Music By Ralph Ohman and His Orchestra Join the Fun Go Where the Crowd Goes. Genu 45c Including ta: Ladies 10c FUDGE RIPPLE AND RASPBERRY RIBBONETTE ICE CREAM PINTS 15c DOUGLAS COUNTY CREAMERY PHONE 340 Talks On Europe Are Scheduled f (a iak't a liev. .Michael Hlllester, above, traveler, missionary, lecturer, will be ihe uest speaker In I ho First Hiipllst church becliinlnn ihls Sun day, Sept. 22nd, at 11 a. in. and continuiiiK ench nluhl at 7::ii P. in. through Hie week. .Mr. Hillester wns born In Hussin. cume as a small boy to America, and after ronipletiiiK his education, returned to his own people, u mis sionary. His first converts, were his usril lather, his brothers, and relatives Since, then. .Mr. Hillest er lias travelled extensively in the Inieresis of Russian refugees and ids travels have taken him to Spain, normally. Czechoslovakia. Poland, Hiimaiila. llessnrahia, (Jreece. Palestine, Prance and Hel- l!iuni. About oirllt months uao he returned from his last Kuropean lour, where for six nioiillis he tra velled iliriimli hollii:ereiit terrilory. He was arrested in tiermany, was in Poland until three days before bombardment started, ami escaped aloim eastern Poland Into Lithu ania, and Ihence to Uitvia, Sweden, and al nlithl, i hi o the wlerdly strani;e blackouts of the London si roots. Mr. Hillester will show his beau tiful unit I. in pictures, in natural color, which he took III Germany. Poland, Latvia, Sweden anil Falk land, as well as recent tuition pic- lures showinK the couuuest of Po land, of Finland, of Holland, and of Itolnlum. The pictures will be shown for 15 minutes before the mossaye. I'nder disiussion will be the unprecedented events as they alfect Lurnpo. "Are we at war now. or can we avoid the same de vastating carmme in the I'nited Stales, which has so affected Fu- ope?" "Our enemies aro definitely wil bin our mites." "What are (bid's instructions to us to prevent Hirtlier carnane? How can we fulfill (bid's instructions quickly?" Meolinas begin at 7:llll p. til. No mot-ling Saturday night. The pub lic is cordially Invited to alteml. each other's riwbls, II is In this spirit lliat government should stand Willi relation to workers and employers, not us opponcnls of ell her parly, bill us a friend lo bolh." Azalea fllenn Fnirrhild and Ted .lant.er from Prospect visited over the 'ok-end here with relatives, .liiiimy -Morgan and Han .lackson made a I rip lo Corvallls Friday after household goods lor Mi-. .Mor- n. .Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Caedecke Iransacled business 111 Koseburg Saturday. .Mr. and Mrs. John Tlemlnway i'om Marshlield were week-end gnosis at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Vernon Cnodecke. Elkton Mrs. Charles Kmerick relurneil home from Portland Sunday where she was visiting her danultter. Mrs. Harold Harnuni. Mrs. Kin- erick came as fur as Kimene by bus where Mr. Kmerick met her. Miss Merle Wells, of Portland. is visiting the homo of her par- nts, Mr. and Mrs. It. It. Wells. other Sunday visitors at the Wells home were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Palmer and family, of Wil bur. Mr. and Mrs. hcxter Haines and dauMbter, Frances, of SprinK ffcld. and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Hlacblev N - C - E QUARTS 25c Loan of Road Makers to Pan-America Is Urged SEATTLE, Sept. 20. (AP) The American association of state hlufi wuy officials luivo urged the "loan" hy thn government to Central and Smith American countries of fed eral highway engineers lo aid in building the pan-American high way. A resolution, declaring that all countries of tho two continents should he linked hy paved roads, was one of n number adopted ns the 5on delegates ended - a four day convention. a. S. Williamson, chief engineer of the South Carolina highway de partment, Columbia. S. Ce wns elected president, succeeding llenry Cabell, Oregon state highway com missioner. Detroit was favored for the 1911 convention, with a choice to he made later. One resolution called for Imme diate steps by states and the fed eral government to build new na tional defense highwuys, linking Important military centers. Others condemned ibe practice of ninny cil leu in erect lug signs advising mo loiists lo rollow certain highways, saying highway depart inents shuuld be given control of nil highway direction slims, and urged the de partments be given authority to regulate parking on state high ways leading through cities where traffic conditions warrant. Ex-Governor Will Work For G. O. P. Ticket (Continued from page 1) porliinlty for all lo work at galn lill wages. "I cannot concede the Indlspens ability of any one man lo admini ster ihe aiialrs of our govern menl ; that is the totalitarian way. not Hie American way. Our Ameri can system was never designed lo serve (he power lust of any one mail. "Safe With Willkie" "The destiny of our country will be safe In the hands of Mr. Will kie. Our paramount need today Is Ihe services of a trained busi ness executive who can straighten out our financial muddle before national liniii.-t-iiniov n.-.,.-ii. .... .and direct the course of our do- lonse preparallon program el'ti cieiillv. Mr. Willkie meets these iimilllicatloiis with an outstanding background of successful exper ience .and with his keen under standing of Hie needs of ihe Ameri can people Is exceptionally well qualified lo do the hard job ahead. Fniihei-more. he lias been a sol dier an American combat soldier In Ihe last war. I feel a lot lu common with Mr. Willkie .having been raised Just across the Wa bash from his boyhood surround ings. Like Mr. , Willkie. I too feel that my party has leli me I have lint loll the parly. "We lu Oregon, as well ns our neighbors In oilier Padlic. coast slales. should feel especially proud of ihe fact that our own Senator .McN'ary has been selected ns a. candidate for vice president and Mr. Winkle's running male. His selection greatly complements ibe high qualities possessed by Mr. Willkie and Insures a lair deal for Ihe runners, for labor and all oth ers. This Is a foiiuna.ie choice for our community. John Sharp Wil liams, the great democrallc sena tor from Ihe stale of Mississippi, speaking on the floor of ihe sen ate lu l!)i:i on ibe proposal lo lim it the tenure of office of president, sailed: 'Washington would not, Jefferson would not, Jackson would not, Hiant could not. House- SPECIALS SAT., SEPT. 21 ST MATCHES Carton S. & w. COFFEE 1 -lb. cans 2-lb. cans HONEY KRAFT VELVEETA CHEESE 100-lb. bag $5.08 CHOICE CUTS PORK ROAST Lb 17c SWISS STEAKS Lo 25c READY TO EAT PICNICS Lb 25c Take one on your hunting trip. SAUSAGETibTIZ 29c Fresh ground. SHELLS FOR ALL GUNS SEE US FIRST velt (Theodore) could not, and no biHly ever shall." "1 have agreed to serve as Ore gon chulrinan or the Willkie demo crats and will lend my support ac tively toward the success of tho Willkle-.McNury ticket. I call on all true democrats who slill be lieve in the liiiidniui-iitnl traditions of our party to support me la ibis orusade." Trade Your Old Washer Now on a New MAYTAG FRED HARGIS 208 N. Main Phone 825 Rice & Meyers Sheet-Metal Works Sheet Metal Work Tailored to the Job 627 N. Jackson St. Phon- 320 H. C. STEARNS Funeral Director Licensed Lady Assistant Phone 472 OAKLAND, ORE. Any Distance, Any Time Our service I for ALL, and meet EVERY NEED STEPOUTINSTVLE With Clothes That Are Made for You. Clothes are tallored-to-order to your own measurements and per sonal requirements. Why should you be satisfied with anything less when they cost no more? MAX SCHWARTZ "A Tailor Who Is a Tailor" 111 W. Cass Street ROSEBURG, OREGON Pioneer Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday Hours 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 14c . 24c ..47c 35c ,.,. 47C POTATOES 45c 50-lb. U. S. No. 2 SUNSHINE Krispy Crackers 27c 2-lb. box