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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1940.
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Livestock
; WANTEI lleot and dairy cuttle.
W. A, Dliickert. Myrtle Crock,
Oregon, l'hone 2802.
l COCKKIl Sl'ANIUI.S Thorough
lircd.s. Jnrobs' Kennels, 312 W.
Second North.
WANTEI liood used ewes. Hoy
lliiiid, tilldo, Oregon. I'hono
sere. '
WANTKI) I my old cull'. Phone
SS-K-3. M. II. lireeu.
UltADK Angora bucks. V. IS.
Paul, iihono H-K-21.
JUIitlKNIUOItli
Phone 512 K.
billy 8ervlco.
AtiKI) ewes tor sale. Phone I2K11.
Work Wanted
HYONAULIC, wheel tightener.
Work guaranteed. Mufflers, gnar
antecd life of car. Parts for al
most all makes of cars. Harff's
Auto Wrecking House, 623 N.
Main street. Pbone 653.
WOMAN wants work, hoard and
room, some wages, in private
home. Phone 7-1.
CABINET WOKK made to order.
542 N. Jackson, Roseburg.
Dentistry
SPECIAL Extraction und Plates
Pyorrhea Treatment
(ins when desired.
Dr. Ncrbus Masonic Dldg.
Phone 488
Dr. 0. W. Marshall, Med. A. Dldg.
Lost and Found
LOST Lady's black purse con
taining Jewelry, money, at Mont
gomery Ward's, .ludd'ft or IN'lin
Oerreisen's. Return to Dcnn
(lerretsen'R. Reward.
ALLEY OOP
ify YES, ALLEV, GoStt ,NO VJONOER ( SEE ? X TOLDJUH V .
Ml THAT CROCODILE MW HEAD HLSRT6 .' I'D FIND MY S THESE .
yl VOO JUrAPEP I WCtu.JQT FRIEND'S 17 BARBARIANS
. VvJAS -90UP LOOK. WJHO'S ALL RIGHT ( FRIENDS OF
FRECKLES AND MIS FRIENDS
Where's ( I Told tm Wev, frecx, we We have- NOW and 1 5 JEl I We have That TOO.' x r . .v'k- v W
THE TO FOLLOW THE JUST TOUCHED OMEF HAVE A PORTABLE RADIO JU J JUST FOUND THIS PASSINQ By- . ! i t
ORCHESTRA SIGMS MAYBE' OF THE BARM DOOR3 VJB'RE ALL SET FOR A J3 EVERYTHING 1 FOUR SWELL FLAVORS MILK-- v-A I'bilW'ii
'L ? x THey HAD A AND IT . SWELL TIME I BUT , ---MILK MILK AND eAILK ' J 4a. ' f Sfi
. 1 LITTLE TROUBLE7 FELL OFF,' BUT WET . 1 - TinSii REFRESHNAENTS b, ' Jk Jffk v h HK
BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES
WASH TUBBS
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Real Estate
J 8uU ACItK STOCK HANCH Hol
ders on river, near highway.
One m' the host pastures In
Southern Oregon under woven
wire fence, 10 acres across rlv-
I er bottom sultablo for alfalfa
can be irrigated, plenty of wa
ter. 5.0ou home modern In
detail. S7.000 $2,500 down
liberal terms. W. A. 1IOUAKP,
211 CASS STUKKT. ltOSK
lirilli. OHKCION.
Poll KliNT or salo 180 iii-ies, 30
acres in cultivation, balance pas
ture, 4-room houso, electrlclly. 10
miles from Itoschurg, 2 milcd
from store. Plenty of water. (1.
W. Young & Son, 205 W. Cass.
Phone 417.
FEDERAL lanu tianK farmB. Rea
sonable prices; convenient terms.
Lists available at the National
Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build
ing, Roseburg.
FOR SALE 6 room nouse, large
lot. Sacrifice for cash or terms.
Close in. Hoi 866 c-o News-Review
FOR SALE 7-room house, 2 lots,
West Roseburg. See A. E. Stan
ley. Melrose.
SMALL Portland property to trade
for Roseburg properly. Phone 75.
Hay, Grain, Feed
FOR SALE RecloHltcd vetch seed.
Phone 52F4 or 605. J. M. Weath
erl'ord.
fOR SALE No. 1 oat and vetch
liny, baled. T. E. Duncan, phone
14F-2.
I'OI! SALE -Haled straw (if $11.00
loll. R. F. D. Hid. Peter Dirks.
HAY Walter Lcnke. Dlxonvllle-
Chiropractor
Dlt. H. 11. SCOF1EI.D. Phone 273.
WOT A SPY ! T SOME OTHER TIME,
LET ME A 1 PRECIOUS r
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For Sale Miscellaneous
THE ORANliK TRUCK Is at home
again with the Bweotest of this
year's crop of oranges. We are
featuring professionally packed
oranges, $2.25 to $2.45 case. Nice
largo lemons, lc each. A hew
crop of sweel Arleona grape
fruit, nice size, 30c dozen. Hood
No. 1 sweet iiotutoes, ti pounds
10c. The sweetest sweet pota
toes you will find (better known
ns yams) 4 pounds lllc. (live the
Orange Truck north of town an
opportunity to save you a little
money and give you better qual
ity. FOR SALE Monlag circulating
heater; gus washer; (.enoral
Electric refrigerator; automatic
electric wnter heater; Monarch
combination wood and electric
range ; small 2-element cloctrlc
rn::e. oven underneath; wood
range. $7.85; heating stove. $2.95;
imt. leather bed davenport. $4.95;
lint, leather rocker. $1.95; velotir
covered bed davenport. $7.50.
See pic quick. J. M. Judd.
STEARNS & CHENOWETI! an
nounce lease farm machinery.
Soulh Stephens, Roseburg. Oliv
er machinery. Cletrac general
tractors. See Ray Collett.
SAMPSON tractor. 1 team horses,
2-horse disc, new motor block.
Norval Cnckemm. Oakland, Ore
gon. Phono 42-F-ll.
FOR SALE Model I) John Deere
tractor. Trade for young entile
or sheep. II. Johnston, Saginaw,
Oregon.
A NEW mouern Btorage locker
system at Douglas Ice and Stor
ago Co. Attractive rates. Cartons
for sale.
FOR SALE Fordsou tniclor or
trade for stock. C. C. Lniirance,
Melton Road.
TRAILER house,
llnx 46.
8x10. Route 1,
Meet the Girl
Nothing Omitted
All Set
Still Defiant
PK3HT MOW 1M IMTERESTED
IW PRESEOVINS THE
EVCELLEUT FIM6ERPRINTS
FOUWO ON VCUB FRIENDS'
PISTOL'S. A BALLISTIC
TEST MAY PROVE WHICH
O' THEM MURDERED
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THOSE THREE F.B.T. MEN
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UAI.VANIZKU roofing, practically
new, 12' lengths, $1.00 per sheet.
O. J. John, phone 124.
FOR SALE Ilandpowcr fodder
cutter, 81 Inch; springtootli har
row, 9 teeth. John 11. Porter,
Route 2. flox 171.
TEAM and equipment for sulo.
Charlie King, 11 miles cast of
Kellcy's Korner.
I DEI.ICHH'S aiiplcH. P. E. Heaver
niilu south Edenbower school. i
GRAPES Concords, 3o Uolivored.
Phono 11(1.
Help Wonted
WANTED Man with team to haul
logs to mill. J. E. Culver, Camaa
Valley.
HOUSEKEEPER, past 20. 3 adults.
Box 920, c o New s-Review.
WANTED Man for general farm
work. Phone 19F12.
Fuel
PHONE 282
Green and Dry Slab Wood
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
WOOD for sale Oak and laurel.
John Uyron, Ilrockway. Phone
47F5.
DRY, old growth wood, $1.25 on
ground. Ltudldoom, Dlxouvllle,
STOVE Oily For hotter healing.
Call Associated. Phone 637.
Trade
FOR TRADE Electric washing
machine lor gas model washing
machine. George Churchill, US
S. Kane St.
T 1 1 A D E 3-year-old heifer for red
chickens. 'I'. J. Cooney, Suther
lin, Oregon.
Friend
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AND FORMULAS FOR MAKWJ6
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Rentals
NEW biuhII cottage, completely,
niodernly furnished. Inquire N.
A. Smith, corner llrown & llallf
streets, West Rosoburg.
KOK RENT 5-rooni house, elec
tricity, 1 mile from Oakland. 40
acres (15 acres tillable). Inquire
310 N. Jackson.
FURNISHED room, steam heat,
baih. Hell Huildlng. 122 S. Jack
son, oppnsito Indian Theatre.
PARTLY furnished residence.
$15.00 ymmli. J. o. New land. In
quire 122 S. Stephens.
STEAM heated, well furnished
apartments. Northsldo Apart
ments. Phone 369-J.
MODERN rooms or apartments.
225 W. Mosher. Inquire 124 W.
Cass.
6-ROOM rurnished house. Ilath.
woodshed, gurago. 802 West
Lane.
FOR KENT 5-rooin modern house.
730 E. Lane, $30.00. Coen Lumber
Co.
FOR RENT Apartment on Rast
avenue. Inquire 454 N. Stephens.
KOHL11AGEN APARTMENTS
Strictly modern. Phone 550.
HEATED rooms, home privileges,
clor.o In. Phone SOU.
2-i(i(iin. furnished unartment.
Hrockway.
6-KOOM healed apartment. Very
desirable. 630 E. Douglas.
FOR RENT Garago. 218 S. Roso.
Call U3I-R.
Poultry
250 NICE Rhode Island Red I'll I
lets, now laying. O. A. Itowe,
W il I ii ir. Orenon.
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EXPLOSIUES..
(CLEOPATRA ' ) WSHTFUL f WHAT THAT fU
i CLtuwiKA QUEN op I pip you SAY 1
II K 3COPR. IWD BY Nt SERVICE. iK'C. t. M. REG. U. a. PAY. OFF. 1 Ka fKUKiSXA l" llV
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ill Uf49 Urn
L Q.Y fe vTftfm
T 7 PERHAPS X HUMPH! V0U THIWK Y CALL 1
, 1 THAT WILL YOU ARE THE 5MART VOUR
A I PCOUF SOME- POTATOES i YOU 6-NAEtJ.
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Wanted
HIDES. Highest cash prices. Leave
ears on. Douglas Market.
Shake-Down Move
Charged to Flynn
'Stand and Deliver Order to
U. S. Employes Alleged by
Republican Chairman.
NKW VOIIK. CM. IS. (Al
Kopiililfcnn Niilioniil I'huirmun Jn
soph .Martin, Jr., clwlurtnl to
iluy that tlio democratic national
committee hail dt'inainltnl cumimtKii
iconlrlbiitloiiH from "more limn a
million I eel oral employes and tluis
hud resorted to u "cold-hlooded
rulhlcKs bluff."
Martin deferred Hpeelfieally Co a
story In th New York Times to
day In which It was uHaerted thai
Kdward J. Klyynu, democratic na
tional chairman, had Informed cam
paign mniuiKci-H how government
workers and others could contri
bute to campaign chests and yet
remain within the letter of the
Hatch "clcnn-nollttcri" and tho cor
rupt practices laws.
"I observe that Kd Flynn has
written a letter to democratic cain
pnlun manaKci'H which bus put
more than a million federal em
ployes on notice that they are ex
pected to stand and deliver to the
democratic third term treasury 'or
else'." Martin said at a press con
ference. NKW YOItK, Oct. IN. (All
ied ward .!. riynn, democratic mi-
Itloual chairman, said "the letter
IspeaKs for Itself" when n sited today
to comment upon instructions sent
by him to democratic cnmpaiRii
workers In regard to their opera-
By V. T. Hamlin
By Merrill Blosser
By Edgar Martin
JjpT M-t Z. U. 8. P.T. Off. ' 7
By Roy Crane
EXPERT SERVICE
When There' Something Von Want Don
8EE AN EXPERT
The tirrn, ana Individual! Hated below apaelalli In thalr work.
Sea them for expert aervioa. You ahould profit by thetr help.
GENERAL SAW FILING
How..rd Casebntii-. KVi S. Stephana
Also lurnlture fnpalrllg.
ANTIQUES
The Strango Eliop. 106 S. Main St.
AUTO REPAIRING
KnlRht Porter, corner Douglae &
Muin. Body, Mendel work. A'alntlnK.
FLUE CLEANING
Fl'HNACKS viicliiiin cli'iuipil fluo
i-lfniiing. Cull 8-11. J. C. nowlpy.
(huiR undnr (he Hatch act.
Flynn whh HRked at a presR con-rrrcm-e
lmrtlculuiiy Rbout a letter
roceivod hy dciuncnitic workei-R in
MliiiH'aiiiillH which indicated limy
could ohliiln mippnit, tliiHiicliil anil
othcrwiBe .and Htiil ho witilin tho
coiiiinoci of tho Hntch act.
In answer to a question, Flynn
mild that "undoubtedly" Hlmllar
letlei-fl had gone out to campaign
imuifiKct-H in other ntnteH.
Refera to Legal Opinlona.
Tho letter to which queatuinora
referred wan puhllshed today In tho
New York 'rimes hh follows:
"Vmi will find attached two leenl
opinions In guide you In what you
are permitted to do with respect to
soliciting and giving contributions
under (lie Hatch act dining thu
election campaign.
"Kveii where the lypo of govern
ment or state employee call not
engage In political activity or oven
make coiitrlhiillous (and Ihero are
very few, as you will see from tho
annexed legal opinions) their
rriends and relatives aro In no way
prohibited from such activities."
Attached was n legal opinion
from Sol A. Hosenhlatt. general
counsel for the democratic naliounl
committee, anil tin Interpretation
I mm Oliver A. CJuayle, Jr., national
treasurer.
Rosenblatt's opinion said in part
thai "tile section (Title IS, section
OIK of the V. S. C.) by lis very
terms deals only with lists of
names of persons receiving com
pensation, employment or benefits
fi'oni acts of congress appropriating
funds lor work relict or relief pur
poses. It thereforo pertains only
lo lisls of names of persons work
ing for Wl'A or l'WA unil similar
roller organizations and olhcrwlHO
receiving relief funds at home."
Roosevelt Signs Bill
To Protect Conscripts
WASH I XUT )N. Oct . 1 (A I')
I'mKlih'iit HooHuvelt hIkiu'iI toilay
I ho "HoMierH mul Hill lorn civil teller
net of !Mu," Inlomlcd to protnot
lunpi.Tly, conlrHctH, and WiKiifiiiice
)l itumi nillcd Into inllluiry Bnrvico,
Thn hourd liiuiHlutlon, naltonicd
i It (r a litis acl, roHLrlctH mortKaKn
iorcclnsuros, rent ovictloiiH, und
ottrt judmncntH wlifkt men are
Hciving with the army, navy, nm
rliinH, coiiHt Riinrd, and puhlir.
IicjlIUi Korvlre. It. will upply to all
oiiHcrlptH iiihIim' tho coinpUlBory
l.iiiljiiiiK ih-I.
Catholics in France Feel
Nazi Heel, Vatican Says
VATICAN CITV, Ocl. IS, f A P)
Thn Vntlrun nidlo, In mi KiikUhJi
liniKiiaRi; hiondfiiHl Cor thn United
State, said today that Calhollcn of
Alnaeo-I,oriaino "aro hcinc trlod in
I ho firn of oriird porRocution."
' I hero aro ahout 2,0(10,000 people
thoHo two iirnvlncoH (formorly
l-'ieneh, now occupied by (lor-
nuinyi, and moro than threo-fourtlm
of Ihein aro CatholU'H," tho tiroad
cfiHt Kaid.
Today they aro mirier Uio heavy
rule of Hie hhIh whit are ijhIiiu ev
Hold Everything! ,
COM l0 IT MIA VCI. IHC T M Ittt U t MT. Qt9. . r
PLUMBINO
Pete Crumett. Plumbing. Ph. Wt,
RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRINtt
'.osahurg Eluctrio. Phone 128.
RADIO SERVICING
Hmgln Uarllo Servire. Phone 1M.
Luad Iiadlo Service. Phone 34.
REFRIGERATION SERVICE
E. C. Jonea. Phone 18-L.
LOCKSMITH
Pacifie Key Bar. Phone S48.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DIL CIIAS. A. EDWARDS
Tho croH8 lii Kaolf la an
UKly IIiIiik: slnilnht linen, right
unnlea, uiulecomted wl(h vine
or flower, void of all beauty. It
la a ayntbnl of a moat barbar
ous iiuiilHhmcht. It doea not
beloiiR to life. It Is a torture
linto dnnth. It apella defeat.
Hut, nut bo tho crona of Christ.
It is an nnilownient of Knico.
("alvuiya moss Is deeoratoil.
Uivo twines about It, flowered
and fruRriint. Lilies trellis It
tree and climb out over Its
nrina. lvo chaiiKea tbo rough
hewn tree rrom ugliness to
beauty. Chorlshed by human
ity, il transforms lire and llv
Ing lovo tells of tomorrow: Its
linpo. Iive turns sacrifloo In
to Hcivlco and dentb Into life.
Tho cross of Calvary belongs
In life. It Is lire In its highest
.pnrlence, for "who gives hlm
belf with his alms feeds tines,
himself, his hungering neighbor
and mo." Savonarola said tho
Christ on tho cross, was his
IlKht, his law, his peaco, his
king. So we find this Ignom
inuniis emblem has become the'
most Impressive emblem 111 the
world. 1 will recognize the
needs of another and minister
there In the spirit of Christ
who loved enough to sharo His
all Unit healing might tako
plnco nt life's hunting point.
Muy wo servo llko Him. Anion.
cry menus lo indoctrinato them
Willi thn pernicious aberrations ot
their purly's philosophy of life."
The broadcast said state schools
In Alsace und Lnrrnlno "havo been
reorganized along (lio llnen ot these
mixo, liniiiniul principles and Cath
olic schools have been stipprcseii
ami thus hundreds or rollglous wo
men have been barred from the
Held or education.
"Hitler youth organizations for
boys and girls have been establish
ed everywhere, while many young
hoys and girls are being sont Into
Germany to bo Instructed and form
ed according to the nazl Ideology."
Flowers Given to Office Mrs.
Lena Slndt, of MclniKo, presontd a
beautiful bouquet of mixed fall
flowers to the Ncwa-Itevlow office
Krlday.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
WOODS -To Mr. and Mrs. Earl
K. Worlds. IliiVK d-pek. at Mprnv
(hospital Friday, Oct. 18, a daughter.
l.orciiii Carolyn, 10 pounds hi
ounces.
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