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r si KOSEBURS KEWS.REV1EW, ROSEBURS. ORBSPW, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1940. Willlcfe Scores New ; Deal 'Defeatist1 Attitude (Continued from page 1) j- i oii si Lie act. li in a rack tana une." In his prepared Rpeoch, WiUklo 1)ieu iiHkoil wln'ihor hln uuillencH mn; "wliiit l,lllli'r llihiks or what Mussolini tlilnkH." Ah ha rviul Jt ho eliminated Urn uokIk HitliM and MiihmuIIiiI and piibHtitiiictl "forHKii Kovernmontu," U'lllkin addicsHi'd an audience In tht Hohioji Nutlimal Jeanne at to :r,fuu. nr ho ended a liiM-Mitli imtnmubllt' -iimpui.'M bnne)mll park, PHtlmated by police through HoiithfiiHtMii MaHHuehu- HCtlH cltll'S. l.ate In tho afternoon ii.id Htopped at Harvard xqnai o if Cum hrldKu and told a crowd of nlu dciitH that tho npi-clal train carry liiK I'roHidcnt KouhcvcIi Into I'enn Hylvaiiiii and Ohio wan IjHub 11 nuiH'cd partly hy 1 h public, Wlllkht iikhhi led Dial. "thin 1h do nillltury inspection trip," hecause, ho mild, "the pi'cKldcnt too!( aboard in Pennsylvania tho democratic. candidate lor senator and other lejrtocratic official." In a later speech at Lynn, Masw., WIHkle omletideil ihai operation of thfi train was "a rontrovontlnn of tho Hatch act am the corrupt practices act." "That campaign tour." ho said, "tinder tho kuIxo of a military in spection lour, in playing politics with the deft-use oi the I 'nlted States," Tripped I OLA, Kas. Glen llitiHon. 2d, started on an automobile trip. He ran out of khh, Atieiuptiim to slop a pawning motorist ho was struck by another car. 0 U'hllrt he was on the way to a ItoNpitnl. someone slob hi uto. hearshiftihg TakesaHoliday.hWith DODGE FLUID DRIVE Stop in Today . . . Anytime SI" DILLARD MOTOR CO. and enjoy THE TRIPLE THRILL' of FLUID DRIVING it M OI in For 1941 Commercial League Standings Team W j !- rii-l Hey S 4 Khvniiis 8 4 r. s. v. a 7 r. Kuril's IulK" ft 4 Com Coin I! (i I'lDleHKlnna Men 4 li KlkH l.od)!!' 3 li Sli'liliellM Aulo Cu 1 11 Games Last Night l)el Hny 2 - KuKles l.clKfl 1. V. K. V. A. li I'rofeMHlonul .Men 1. KlkH J.oilKe .'i StepheiiH Aulo Co. (i. Coca Cola 2 KIwuiiIh 1. Hteti iiKlividual Hcore, r'lmniniin, 211; hitth Herii'H Harry Henry. fiL'2. Scores Last Night Iel H.-v: ItailliNin ISO iiiiteiihiii 1 n Sioni' 12 .OUT .5"!) .411 .::( Fred fieoie. Me.Mllllen Henry Handicap Totals KhkI'.'h f 'lull : Mills Wllithilill Murphy HilHKeutl H row n Handicap Totals HI . 1 Si .. 77 Mi". -:( I r . : .If. 4 1:11 r,s Kiwunls Clnli: Krell HodKers Parkinson .. .. founds Absentee .. .. Handicap .. .. Totals Coca ( '.in : Moser Hishop Atlly Stevens Idles Handicap .. .. Totals ..155 . I i:s .117 l Hi . i m In!) hln i:ir. .125 .151 1 17 . I2X 12il ..sill! J GO 127 170 1X7 17!l 77 9n 170 115 157 1n2 171 Ml 170 105 105 115 III lull 71 12S H5 121 1 55 MX 120 .s 17 15S 15X 15.'! lti:i 1st 77 Mi:t 2 1!I1 Mil 177 17 1411 l.'tl !)K1 2051) 473 :ir.i :'!i7 413 411 327 23SS 422 425 4 15 45x 412 21111 llllll 2532 1 12 1 10 1 15 152 103 lull 10!) 155 173 150 120 120 Professionals: Van Val.ali , Cotnpton Lclirhnch .. . Campbell .. . Chapman .. . Handicap .. . Totals .. . 1. S. V. A Spencer .. .. II. I'Tsher Calvin Crockett .. .. Tannlund .. Handicap .. Totals .. . ..103 I2X .. Il!l 153 .211 .100 II 21 1 .12!) Ill . 131 115 121 .101 MX 111 17fl 112 4 tin 351 157 115 4HI 13!) 153 4 15 134 100 S5 Ml 4X0 100 4nx S70 2071 lxti 112 427 102 151 Itlil III 1 IX '1X2 lOt 101 1x0 45!i 133 415 4 10 451 4S3 70X !l!tx !ll:"i 20s 1 KlkH LodKe: Morgan .. Kllloll Citrl lllnck . 202 172 17 .151 117 15 ins' Hill U, Ml 452 ,'llill tlius. Pntehett ..US 125 lfil 434 Vf. Stephenson ..152 1(11) 148 490 llamllcnp ISO 130 13B 408 TolalH 900 870 919 2095 Stephen Auto Co.: Cec: lllnck 178 188 1S4 550 I. Stephens 1011 144 112 416 ('has. Stanton ..14!) 141 150 4 Mi lloh nussell 152 133 158 453 (. UmllllH 117 130 135 412 Handicap 95 95 95 2X5 Totals Xf)l X31 MO 2502 Friday Football Finals (Hy I ho Associated PresB) Colleges. Oregon Statu 20, Portland 0. Coloruilo college U, Whitman 0. College of Idaho V. I'uclfic G. Oregon High Schools. I.elianon 13, Springfield 0. Hilverton 13. Chemuwii 0. Salem 34, Milwiialde 0. The Dalles 12, Hand 0. Klamath Kails 14, Ashland G, Albany 2X, Tillumook 0. Astoria 7, Hood Itlver 6. Mllton-Kreewater 21, Haker G. Oregon City 12. Corvallls G. I Diversity Eugene gene) I). 13, (Eu- Turkey, Russia on Brink Of Plunge Into War (Continued from page 1) llritain had designs on rich oil sup plies now under tho wing, of the fierinnu air force. . Britons continued to leave Ru uianiu for Turkey and Oreece. (Ireece closely watched her Al hanian horder where thousands of fascist troops nave been con centrated. With the departure of the last Itrltish national from itutnnnin, sev erance of llrillHli'ltumaniau diplo matic realtions was expected. The pro-nazi Ttumunian govern ment began selecting iron guard members to take complete control of the American-owned Rumanian telephone company in n program to place all foreign-owned companies in the hands of iron guard direc-; torates. Local Alleys Join National Carnival Tho Roftohurg Bowling Alleys will join In the, national bowling carnival which utartu today and coiitlnueH lor nlKht full weeks, Floyd Uaughimm, owner-manaKer reports. The carnival, In which $50,000 Is offered in the form of prizes. Is open I every bowler In parliclputlng alleys throughout the country and every howler, Mr. Haiifc'hmnn states, has ait equal chance to win. The opportunity to win prizes Is made eo,ua) hy u division of bowl ers into classes ranging from be ginners lo stars so that luck of howling ability does not lu nny way bumper tho opportunity of a novlco to sharo equally with an ex pert. The carnival Is offered for the purpose of encouraging open bowl ing. Scores in league games are not Included in competition. To participate In the contest a bowler must complete tbreo consecutive games. For euch three lines he will be Issued an entry blank by the alley management. On this blank his scores will be entered and veri fied by the alley proprietor and will be mailed to the national car nival headquarters to be included In the contest. The contests are held week-by-week for eight consecutive weeks with 2.190 prizes in the form of cash, bowling balls, shoes, trophies, coupon books, etc., to be distribut ed weekly. Full particulars are available at the bowling alley. DANCE MOOSE HALL Sat. Nite, Oct. 12th Music by Henry Hall's Orchestra 35c Gents, tax inc. Ladies 10c SPECIAL! Model D Tractor $500 T-20 International $975 New Model G $150 off 2-Plow Crawler, new . . . .$1250 Buy Where You Own the Profits DOUGLAS COUNTY, Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEDURG. OREGON Save Money On Gasoline and Oil! We can save you 4c a gallon on first grade gasoline if you buy it in 40-gallon lots. Come in and let us explain this offer. ROSEBURG GRANGE SUPPLY CO. 222 Spruce Street Roseburg argaMates eunsg TODAY Saturday, October 12th Bring, or send in your sub scription today, and save 20 The Roseburg News-Review OCTOISEK 12 ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ARREARS UPON WHICH A PAY MENTAT BARGAIN RATES HAS NOT BEEN MADE, WILL BE SUBJECT TO COLLECTION AT $5 PER YEAR BY MAIL, OR 65c PER MONTH BY CARRIER, OR DISCONTINUANCE WITH OUT FURTHER NOTICE AFTER THIS DATE. Subscriptions Received in the Mails Monday Will Be Accepted at Bargain Rates srr. -vss sa ". Trfe DOUGLAS COUNTY DAILY "S:.,iirY.J..LAJ WUUHMVILPMttP