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4 r TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1940. II 1' 1 Reds Popular Choice to-Take Baseball Classic 3U lupeno: ot series Occi Tomorrow Cincinnati's Supporters Look to Dt rrlnger, Walters to Baffle Detroit Sluggers. Hv OAYLK TAI.IIOT CINCINNATI. Oct. I . l AIM Tin' Cim-iiiniilj HimIh or I hf Nation- ii t loamin uiitl th l)fili-(iit TiiiHrn itf (. J3 the AmtMicHii. will pile into eat h ; oiluT hre tomorrow in thf apPiiiiiK Hifl of Urn l!MM wnrhl serU't. '. 5 Tlioy will ImtiU; lor two luy Vtf-?' Imrc shift to lift roil for thrno ni.'tre '.oSi h'intH lit ueh other, not Mopping 'fi'ji' for a iIh.v of rt, hikI then roll hiu k hero n'.t Monday l,' kM t ti- I ho hi- tflHlH'tlt. The Uild f siilik'd by four out of Hi'Vi'ii, and most of iIkihi wlio follow ha'hal think tin HimIh and tlic Tici'H are likely 1o k,o the limit. They apix-nr to Ih evenly m:ilflieil Cinciiinati'K tUht pitrhitiK a trains I DetroiiH iliHtancp hinlnu. Tho.ich it Ik iar from mni'liiHlvi, tlic most liopulai opinion is thai the Hi-iU are diif to nivt (lie National l(:u;iii' itn first i-lmiiipioiiKhiu hIihp 1!i;:1. It 1h dll'riciilt lo auy why th IlwJs are u impnlai' rhoict. IVr him Ki'iillmt'iil han mutli lo do with it. TIii'.v took a ( ii irk, ih'inrh gallant-, litalln from iho Now Vuik Yfuikf)' a yvur nun. They rtcov-ei-fit from that IhltiiiK which whh almoft ht:niltatinfi toward tin l.tst. to conie back and capture their league biinliuu turn in by u mitmhi that H'lt dotibl. Umpires Hail Reds Two National laim nmpircH lartl niKht ri'Dccicd tin fcoline about Manacvr Hill AicKcchiib''H outlit: "Yoh'it crazy if you hot lUtultM thnfM boya." aaid mn whili Ii in companion ifiddod afirccnifitr. Thv"i toimh, ' and I'vh urn pit cd lout; enough to know. Mayhn (hoy look crippled rluht now. with l-niti-liardi and l'nv UniNtiitr nrotiud. Maybe ttimin hookmalwr in ofiVrinjt oil. in auHtiiHt tlu'iu. lint don't lt liutt fool you. Thi'so IIimIh jin very hard to hi-iil iih lonu iih they have a ("itlido of follow; liko lierritiKer and Waltcra nrvli:n up lliat apdc" II In Hfddom thai out1 iimpiro much Uhh two will let htm.self prow thin onthiiNbiMtir itboul a ball team. A a c1hhh ihey urn Inclined to Iib skeptical by fnH niivlnj; apenl the Kiimmer Jawiuu with our noble athletcH. So thin illicit constitiiM a htiiich. The National bmuue'H umpiieH have a powerful amount of luspet'l for the Iteds, Guesswork On Hurler Noltlier pilot hint ilifilil would nanio' htM KtarliiiK' pitcher. Mana ger McKeehnte of I be Iteda nuid thai iMMTinuer and aliern would ilividR the first two sanies. Kvery one kiK'W that all alonu ami the Uvhi Ktie.H ik thai I len fitter will lie wlieetlUK i hem aci nun fur lii'cenber and Y.irl; and the other Tipr to hit at when tie main ihooiimf KtartK at l::to iKS'l't to morrow, rilnt lol linker oi the 'i'lff'Trt Huid it would bo either School b'iy iwe or Huck Newborn on the bill, and and the general opinion wiih I hat il would be New son . Othorwfue, there wart no ureal conjecture about 1 be world series linc-upx. MeKecIiute Kuid ho I'm It sure thai I 'imhnrdi would start (be iii'J Kame behind the bat for the .but hi II:hI no idea bow hum the hlt catcher's Injured ankle would lust. He was equally unsure about Kiev's chances of playinn out the series at yecond bane with a hroken toe, 1 1m tie was much more optitnlsiic about whmini the ser ies than he was a year aao before bis team bucked the Yankees. Tho Hods, to a man. do mil have die same, w'lolesinne respect for the 'rieis thai ihey entertained for the Yanks.. 16 City League Scores rmpiiua Cleaners :! ; Tcvucu o. Klks Club I (lie !!i(ts. U. Sandy's Clare 1'; Pnubatn Trans fer 1. Hoscbui' Alleys Copco I. Iliuh tndixidtial l'hiih', Davis. .'II: liih scries score, havis. ."s 1 Industrial League Schedule Wednesday, Oct. 2 (J: .in p. in. In ton nil-Motituoin- erv Ward ; Valley h.-uel-Standat d Oil. !i:ntt i ui. - Safewav hoimlas Flour Mills: Hansen Motors Lock wood Motors. Games Last Night Ciiprn, N'.'j. 1 : H. IIIik k ll"i I .VI I IT l!mn Us l:tt i::t Ithliilmrai'f IS2 ll'.l Snodurass 1 1 r. t:::: isi SpPlh-er K.'i t!U 1-1 lhitlilliai Ins lss Ivs !,m;; tt.'T m'i Ilo('bur;t Alleys- llnillttnn I. 17 H- Hi:! stneii i:m i "i.i 1 117 .ehnerer i:t; fie, l:is IMenlll Itn iss Ii;:; Haiialnnaii Ill 1 1 I Jlanclleiip 7 7 ST !7" f'tl Vtlie llliix.: J. l.cumiis 1t 1M IT" MetjueiMI Ill II" 1-7 !. I.oninl.s lf.:l I Ml I VI K-itirock H7 ir.t ir.it Heinv :"' :.: Jhiuilleall I'M I"! I"t Kllin Clnl: He. Calvin I l::j 1.17 Kd. Drown 17s 1 1" ml Steihciiiioii 1 :t lis 1 II JOlllott l-J7 11!l 111.1 HodlriM'H I lill 1.1" Hauclic.aii I "' I"" ma !i-''i '.'.'t' i'i" i in l 171 i ;. :.:ii 'Jlil 1:740 M I ti t IM! es 171 nit fcjandy'b Tlace: Home Run Twins y Hank Crecnherff Rudy York I'etroit owes Its lofty position In the American league to the lotiK dislanco bals oT Hank (JieenbeiK and Ktidy Yoik, and Ihe Timers are ronfldeiu the home run twins will not fall them in the world series with tho Cincinnati Hods. 'rv'--',it" Bomb This looks lilip an ntilliiiiry aerial bomb, but Its potential foiw of dcsmio tiun l. 50 lim;s :nvi'i dun i p-. mw :r,:.v nmmlmt to the claims of It:, imcnlrr. PYuntt NYwImi. :ua.-h'l- .'it'r'ivT.l M Ft t?oivrans San DleRo. r' ',f Oiclniini-o oilu-i'i'.s ate rxr.ci im.Miiiiv with tltp new piotertlle. XVl-lBK IT IMI 11!" f.iinidiiii ...... i in i:is ic, I!. Miller lv". MT IJii !!. "! , . .. liiT I'K bill tiondniau . . Ct- I .'tl isti llartilleap 1711 ITU 1711 Its I .ssti ttl iMlnhanl'f Transler: it. na it . n:: i:t ir.:t V. Millii CIS :t 111 II Itlli-ll . I .VI I isi 1.11 C. Steveuxnll . t I I I -' I 1 CI I'ee. Itlaek . ... CIS '.'"li Hi" llaihlieali lis lis lis N.'l iiJ ss;t Tenc" t'liiels: Lull.; 117 CfJ 171 1'. Miusall . . Us 1K2 I'iS I'leuel . . I'"l J'"i C-'i It. Miller Ill 1 I" I'iT linviK I !l -II ITT lliitldleaii . I:."-' I-".: ss 7 tuiii !i;ti l"ni"iia Cleiiili'i': Can- I'll K.J I'i" lintel 111 111 lsl T.innluml . . 1 1'1 lsl IL' Ki-ll H7 Hit CI Cay -"I 17" I'i" llaliil" 1 1.1 II". CI !"i:t !"is :ni:t "S net 1 1 1 1-S 27 sr. '"I -"" Registration at O. S. C. Higher Than in 1939 t'tHIVAl.LlS. Oil. J. (AIM - A heavy se ond nay rcuisHatien brouuhl total eniolhn nt at ttvenon Slate coHeire to Ih'JI Monday niht, a 2 per i cut incvease over the cur reheildtui; dav last eitr when TJilj i rt'uistered. It normal late rcyistru : lion iniiiinui s ilie Iimmi total will jifiMh 17mm, K. li. Lemon. tcKistiar. i pl i-oii ted. ', New tud' iits total 17 IT. 7 per j ct'iii itiuie than bist year, and the jliecbuiau clis is up ,"t per cent at j I. i.i". a new record. KiixiueerinK started the year with I Itn heaviest I school enrollment al L7'.i, followed ! by home ncotiumics, ani icul- (ure. til"; seo-otariul hcteuco, W); j m v, 111': loror-iry. ;'h3; cduon j tiim, I'iT, and ph.itmacy, lej. Ready for Reds Invented by Soldier? Russ-Japan Link Sought By Nazis IlKIMJN. (U t. 1. AIM tier- lti!t ( man diplomacy, aivni ilitu; to usual t:ir . y well informed sources, is lend ; ine ;i beliuui: haiel lowaid an elf.-iri (1:1 to brim: Wussia and Japan toiiethcr :( tin a nou agression pact. I lie ;iis poweis, so tar be IrJlllietl. :ne tint rllih:i vol inu In persuade the .Soviet 1'ntnu lo ad liiii here tit Ihe new Itome-llorliu-Tok-;'. n iiiliatici? aliluutnh the pact invit j.'d all nations, so desirhm to nisi -hil their htt with the "three oittntul .a 1 uai inns '' .,-!,'',' .Vith.'Milalive sources recalled '-'jltiat (lerman Koteli;n Miniater Von KibhciHiup. in aunouuciim the con IVil '.iiMou of the three-power pact In a 111!' i radai address (nun I lie retells 17-I .-hunt cilery last Kriday. said: 'I T,il..s. trw arraiiKements In no "lit'ttie at feci the relations either al- ie:ni exist itm or in the process of Ini mat inn b -t w ecu t heiiwelves Ihe i In ce ii;itiius and so iet Itussia." 1 Authmiired snurces said l.veslia, i Kussian government newspaper, now 1i:im r.'iiumeuted en Ihe pact in t,i manner similar lo tliat of I'ravda. j riuummiist pat t y oruan. I i I'ravda said the tripartite pact I was in fail the result of .crowing i eoopei at iou bet ween Ihe I nited ! stales and Bnlaln and presaged further widenini: of the war. The iiewspaper declare. I Kussia was ad (vised in aiiaine of Hie treaty and i that she would remain firmly neu j 1 1 ul. 1 'cclarini: thev bad li.-.ud l.omlon i u mors 1 bat i term any is piittini: out peace icelets. tlic.-e authorized sources riMtei ated r "The war is beiiii; pursued with utit i oinptoiiuse. I'eaco can veine only alter iclorv " TlH-l'.' U'ruliiy r nr iniii'r Vtillll ;i Mian I .huh hh- i i mi 11. 1 Ibu Mllll. I 'rbr rtro iiHr, limn ,i!!:. li!'li' r Until .l;muri . imiii'i-. ; lulls. 1 I R.H.S. Indians to il n.in. n i Ddine neeaspori Revamped Team Drilling Hard For Attempt to Avenge Last Year's 6-0 Defeat. The revamped KosebuiK hiph ubool Indians, victors 2tf to 0 ovr a:: inexperlHiiceil but Kame Central Point football team last Kriday. are hard at work pre pari UK for their opening confer ence clash next r rinay niKht at Fin Jay field with Iteedsnort's stroiiK eleven. The Rosnhurff squad came out of the Central I'oiut. lilt with no major injuries, but with Increased confidence and much valuable experience. 1'he Kame Friday niKht of this week will 1)0 a "revenue" buttle. Itottcbui'K will lio out to wipe away last year's (i-to-u defeat. On l lie other hand. Keedsport will be endeavoring to beat Coach Jim la- vis who as Keedsport coach last year piloted the school to a con ference -o-hainplonhip with 'ot tare Grove uud Cniversity hluh. Jteedsport this year has another toimli club with a new coach In the person of Alvin Mullikan. The team, however, already has suffer- d two defeats, both by close scores, losing to isewport anl Springfield. Six of last yeur's let lermen are hack on ihe Keedsport lineup. The veteran H Include lack Dunn, speedy left hullback: I, a It on Pinion. 1X pound crashing fullback; Jack Brandon, flashy nd; Harold Conrad and Bill Spil tr. guards and Clinton Jealt, tackle. The Indians will hold an after noon practice Wednesday ami will be (iiven signal practice under tne lights Thursday night. Divine Providence Will Judge War, Pope States VATICAN CITY, Oct. (AP Pope Pius XII, speakhiK of war to duy to the sacred Roman Rota, huk- Kosted that divine providence which "Ktves mid takes away empires would Judtfe the present 'conflict In a different llKht from that of his tory. Without explaining what that judgment might be, Ihe pope said: " I he sword with Justice and mercy strikes down and lilts up. gives and takes away empires, can- els them and buries their names u ix I or piles of ruins." The pontiff declared the "cruel" war was Increasing' his "anxiety for Just pence" and urged Ills hear ers lo pray for peace. Around the County Yoncatla VONCALLA, Oct. 1. The ntem liers and friends of the .Methodist church held Hally day Sunday. Sept. 'd'.i. Special music was en joyed durhiK the morniim service. A pot luck dinner was served a I noon with n preaching service at t w o o'clock. Next Sunday Jtev. Mall, disl rid superintendent, will preach al the morning service. Mr. and .Mrs. Iten Nichols and family 01 t'orvnllis visited al the I la re KhiKcry home last week. Harold Turpin spent several days last week here with his ttimily. Mr. Turpin is pitcher lor the Seattle baseball club. Vnttmyor of .Monfrose. Colo rado, visited his son and family of Shoes! rim; last week. Ilev. Slianule. retired preacher, who preached in Yoncalla 10 years am, was in town Tuesday renew ing eld acquaintances. Mrs. Jtui Ii Mavis of Jefferson is ited at the Ktntua Miller and John Kruse homes last week. Postmaster .McTulIock of Keeds port visited at the Yoncalla post off ice Kriday. Jackson and .lesperson. farmers in Scotts Valley, received a car load, conlainiui; Htt tons oT ground am ieultura! lime rock from the slate lime plant last week. M iss Mabel K misery left Sunday for Portland where she will take a medical course prcparntiry to en teriim nurses training. ! Mr. and Mrs. I'teorae Kdes visited as can(i,,,j,. lW(, ,;iimliters In Kuiieue Sunday. Hill Cross was elected ice presi dent of the Y.ll.S. simlent botlv to lake the place of Hetty Um Hrad lord, who has moved to I'ottuwe Urove, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mavis and family have moved from the Kred Appteuate place in Scotts Valley to Drain. Mr. and Mrs. Mare Kiui;ery spent several days last week in Red mond. Ore., where they attended the Meschutes county fair. N M I'mwc ir Yom-albt and Ms Those "horses" under your hood are rarin' colts with Standard Gas oline! It's loaded with hair-trigger action crammed full of mileage. You always get Extras at Standard! TUNDASD OIL tOMTHNV PP CALIPOFN! I non, Ketineth. of Rugene, spent j several days last week on a trip to tinier iaae, inence tnroimn east ern (irenou to Portland and home. Mr. and Mm. Knrl Howard spent the week-end hero en route home from a huntiiiK trip to eastern Ore gon. At thp reKular meeting of the Scotts Valley Townsend club hehl Tuesday evening. Mrs. Kred Iee and Mrs". W. J. Garner were placed on Ihe committee to make arranuu- I mnnts for H rally day to be hold in their hall, Oct. L'Titi. with a pot I ink ' dinner at noon and a program to follow, with a Kood speaker pres ent. Invitations will be sent t.o the Yonralln and Drain clubs to be present. Reports from the booth H i he tiiir netted the club S.on for ihelr doll ruck. -Mrs. Gene I.akey gave a report on Bob Adams, na tional spoukers talk at Kosehurg. She also gave a line reading. Gene Lakey and WaHnce King each gave a short: talk, A social hour follow ed Ihe meeting with u delicious lunch being served. The Klk Creek grange met in regular session Saturday after noon, with Master Jake Wilson pre siding. Mrs. Bessie Watson re sicned her post us matron of the Juvenile grange. The matter of ap pointing u new matron was tabled until the next meeting. Ouring the morning, the Juvenile grange met. amt reinstated LI I a J.o Bragg. A pollack dinner was served at noon. A meeting of the Yoncatla grade school teachers was held Wednes day afternoon, with County Agent K. A. Brlttou present. Mrs. Gert rude Ktoule will lead n clothing ctiilt of JO members during ;he first half of the year. Miss Beuluh Ap-nlei-ale will conduct the first di vision of clothing for nine girls. Miss Mildred Kruse has organized a cookery club for the first half year and a clothing club the last half. Hugh Hassell will lead the Sih graders in a marketing project and wood working project. Elkton KLK TON. Oct. I . ons. of KiiKone, is Mary Heck ley and -Mrs. Klvn l.y visiting Mrs. Mrs. Grace Meckley. The stdiool in district No. (id nave a program and pie social In tho I. O. O. K. hall Friday eve niiuj. .Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbur flarrison. Mr. and Mrs. H. Scott and Norma belle Weatherly have returned from a hunting trip to eastern (J re yon. Kelix Hudson, who has been vis iting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson, ret tired to Klamath Kails Satur day. Ralph Soiithw-lck and Charles Kmerlck made a business trip to Salem Saturdav. Mr. and Mrs. . K. McCracken. of Med font, have been visiting Mrs. Kdilh Cates. Mrs. John II. jHlckey, of Munsmitir and Mrs. J. H. ( bison, of Kresno. Calif., are also visiting Mrs. dales. Mrs. Mickey is an aunt and Mrs. ('bison is a cousin. Hefore coining here the two ladies were visiting; in Idaho. Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Heck ley 'iid family, of Mnrshfjold, spent the week-end at Klkton. The people who went to Reeds now Thursday evening to attend the meeting in honor of the Re bekah lodge anniversary were M r. and Mrs. R. O. Thomas. .Mr. and .Mrs. It. S. Adams. Mrs. Lena Hos sen. A. 11. Haines. Iris Haines. Mrs. Kiln Ken ley. Mrs. Catherine Ken ley, Ann Huebner, and Mrs. Mona Rydell. Charles Kmerlck Jr.. of Seattle, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kmerick left Sunday morning for a trip east. The party wfll go together as far as Detroit and from there Mr. Kmerick Jr., will go to Massachu setts and return to Seattle from there. Mr. and Mrs. Kmerick will go lo Ou onshore. Ky., to visit Mrs. Kmerick's father and broth ers. They- will return home the southern route. Mr. and .Mrs. Sidney Gates, of Coqiiille. were visiting in Klkton recently. Mr. Gut eg works for the slate highway. A party was given for the fresh men at the high school Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harold Miuter. and A. It. went to the coast Sunday huckleberries. Miuter. Haines to pick Myrtle Creek MYitTU-: ClIKKK. Ocl. 1. Mr. and .Mrs. K. K. r.olluin of Ktmene visited here lay! week I rem Mon day until Thursday, with their daughter and son in-law. Mr. and Mrs. ', II. Corn ut t. owner! and operators of the Myrtle Creek Tele phono Kxrhaimo. Andv Mri lounall hits returned home from Port or ford where he has bet'ii employed In sawmill work all snminer. He was a member ol ii b'"eb;ill teatu which played on Sundays. Mis. r.nitua lluirk has as a huiise uesl for the week. Mrs. Frank Ar thur from Tonopah. Nevada, who iv bete tn the in lores) of settlinu- yJjjT THEIR OATS" 'Aw, Shucks, 'Twn't Nothing to t"Maska So" Ge 1 tlffg.. in uH I Like a big, blushing schoolboy. Cecil Wetzel. 220-pound Plymouth. Calif , himbermnn. hero of the capture of Williclm Muhlenbroich, abductor of Mnrc de Tristan, receives heartfelt thanks from the boy's mother. Countess tie Tristan, at her Hillsborough home, -f didn't do nothing," aaid Wetzel, !-.v and crabarraed. up the estate of her former hua bund. J. I. Hall. Almost every child in town lias it bicycle and all seem able lo do about every kind of riding plain or fancy. The Inst new oiips seen horn belong to Marian and Joan Vorrell and Shirley I'hiinev. who are fast becoming expert riders. Sutherlin aUTHKKLlN, Oct. 1. Mr. audi"1" '" "" u...i...o.... ,... Mrs. Ray Brown drove to Ashland last Sunday tn lake their sou. liar old, who is entering Southern Ore- time as freshmen at Mary YVaslt gon Normal school lor the ensu-' Ington college here. ing year. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jordan and daughter, Patty, spent Tuesday anil Wednesday In Portland on business. Mrs.llulilah Thompson of Hose burg was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. t'litf, l'arrott, anil family Wednesday. li-.4. liti-k Viilt-ntiiip left Tuesday illumine fin- her Inline ill Altli- ilenu. f:, ,,li..i- siieiidini' the iiiistiKun peeked out of the elevator lie r.,,1- nmniii. l. lo.il.iiiL. utter (heir properly boldiiiKH her e. John Maley aci'onijmnied Mrs. Valentine and will visit relatives, in Calilor nia for a few weeks. lrn. Anna )Hankeunon and her slsttM' enjoyed ail outins to CrHter hike last Tuesday. Mrs. Jess Cooper and her mother. Mrs. I.oufsa Met'ruy returned Wed nesday evening from Kin;ono and Veneta where they have been vUitiutf relatives for the past ten days. ICd Mosier of Creen valley trans aeted business in Sutherlin Thurs day. John HarKf. father of Henry Harne. departed Thursday 'or his home In (tolilendnle, Washington, alter visiting for a eouplu of weeks here at. the Marge home. Harry Chenoweth, the newly ap pointed postmaster for the Suther lin olfiee. took over the work Thursday with Mrs. Frank ). Young as bis assistant. At an assembly meeting of the high sehool held last Monday a name was ehoson for the sehool paper, "The Itulldog News," vvhieh will be u single bulletin until the staff beeotnes organized. ('.iris volleyball practice Is get ting under wn anil hopes are held high for a bigger and better team than before. Hoys who are interested are he lug organized for a Hoy Scout troop with Harold Hight as seouhnast :r. A talent hunt Is being carried on throughout the school in order to furnish entertainment for student assemblies, otheis in the com munity will also be contacted in the future. Miss Kdmi Ikirue and Hill Hom bet ger were man led at Reno. Ne vada, last Monday, returning here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Koinberger are living in an apartment above O key's cale. Mr. Hombeiger is cm ployed at the mine. Mrs. liomberg er was a clerk in Culver's market until the time of her marriage. Mrs. J. A. Kiniuiel arrived Mon day niuht from a visit with friends and relatives at Stockton. Calif. Joe Thompson was in Sutherlin on business Thursday from his ranch in the Oak drove vicinity. FOR EXTRA SERVICE CET STANDARD Gssolins-Unsurpassed ODDITIES (Uy the Associated I'ress) No Secrets Here KnrciiKllK'KSHl'KC. Va. Winni- mintreii I.. watKins m liinning- ham, Mich., are having a tough ' I've a letler from your boy friend, " said the Kii-hinoud Miss Watklns to Miss Wnlkins of Michi gan. "And I've got a letti-i from your boy friend," replied t lie latter. Nicked Neck SIViKANK. Wash. Mai ion llo i operates, toiichi'il the starting hall" " - ami ine iiimiiimi floors siiajipeu on his neck. For lib minutes he gaped at a crowd gathered outside while a building engineer ciimhed into the elevator through a trap dnor tit Ihe lop and removed the doors. Hogan emerged "unhurt but uncomfortable." I DISHES! ScC iilCSC window NEW PATTERNS IN 4 A 0t. CHINA w.p. s.1, $40 PASTEL SHADE aH mm A m) DISHES isp.. i, $795 CLOSEOUT OF A FEW 32-PC. SETS A ji mm DISHES $4.87 Churchill Hardware Co. IRONMONGERS aquaaron ot Mrmy mers HAMILTON FIELD. Calif.. Oct. 11. AI) The llrt urmy air corps tactii'iil Kquailron over assigned lo Alaska will lt?ave .on November 1 lor Fairbunks. It-will be the lstn pursuit squad, ion, equipped at the outset with elKht or ten planes. About 150 en listed men and officers will com prise the personnel, This squadron is lieltm sent (o the Alaskan base to give fliers training In cold weather and sub-An-ic operations, aa well as to lay the ground work for far north de fense. SKATING Wed., Sat. and Sunday at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER WANTED Early THOS. A. EDISON bi-polar generators and motors, electric lights, movie projectors, Edison telephones, electric pens, phonographs (op erated by foot treadle, water motor or bat tery), hand writing, books, or any Edison item suitable for educa tional exhibit. Give full information first letter. Address: Box 910, News-Review r.ia'Miii'Hi with HORSE SHOW ond RODEO PORTLAND, OREGON Ocfober 5 to 12 19 Shows in Ons Eleven icri under on root. Exhibit! ol purbid Live i toe It, Doqa, Poultry, Pet Stock, Wild Life, Men. ulectuted and Land Product!, 4-H Club and Smith-Hughes Vocation el Educitioa Woiit; alao Combined Hcri Show end thrill, iny iiJoo! Hodeo. Lar9 f remium Lists ootbal FRIDAY, October 4 8 P. M. FINLAY FIELD Roseburg High School vs. Rcedsport High School ADMISSION Adults 40c, Students 25c, Kiddies 10c Man PnUamc gfc mg f mmf ylW
