TWO
Churchill Tries to
Hearten France
Notion T-tJ to 'Roorm Spirits,'
Not to H jJor Plan to 'Boat
Llfo, S julC.it of Hitler.'
LONDON. Oil. 22 - (Al'l - Prime
MillUKT f hurl-bill wunieil tin-j-'reucll
people lait lllKiit that (i'r
lliKlly "Ih nkIv)-iI mi nnlliiliK li"H"
I hail I lie compli-lt' tvlpiiiK "til of I In
French imtlnn" ami urxnl KiiimIi
men in Mri4iiii vnur iirll8 lii'lury
It In liio lai."
In a llrenlili- pep liilk In iln pcii
ile ol Ilill.illi'n fallen ally, Inoad
earn lu hoth Knxlinh anil 1'n'in h
hn iledweU that Britain ia lldiiini;
lin a victory whiih "wi' will alum
ullli vnu" iiml mi'l all llniain
iihkoiI ol rii'iii hrni'ti "In that, ir you
run not hi'lp no, at IciihI you will
nut hinder lis."
All iipiiari'llt ri'ffreurH In Amerl
IHII aid for Hrllaill raine III IhlH
paKsaiio or t bin i hill H ficntliiii
fcpecrli:
"Tile rllniPH of lli'ir Hitler am
hrliiKliiK upon him and upon all who
bi'lmiR to lii.t ayKicni a rvtrlbul inn
which ninny of un will II v In we.
''run Ktnry In nnl yi-l IIiiIhIiimI.
hut It will not ht- so lone. Wh an'
on hln truck and no are our fitemts
iiciohh (he Allantlc ocean."
Chureliin'H In onili jiHi mine ni a
lime, when the (jeruiaini were m
inored atiempt lint to maneuver the
French Into Joiniuie force wilb the
axil poweiii nrainst the lliliinh.
"Do not ImitKllie. the (ieimall
controlled wlreleux told you. that
we Huk-llnh neck to Inke your ulilpx
and colunleK." the prime iiiIiiIkiit
remouHiratiwi;
Tlie Mi ll lull m ek onlv "to heal
Hie lilo and mull nut of Hitler." hi'
colitiililed.
The Hrilhih. ( liurclilll nam "now
iw ever." hare comiiialld of I lit
hcuh and "III 11)11 we hnll liuvt
coinniiind of Ihe air."
Declarllli; Loudon Ih heiiriuz UP
well under fieruiall hoiiiharillilelil,
Churchill mild:
"Our ah' force lian mure than
held ilv own. We are whMIiik lor
the limii-proinlai'd lilerinini I Inva
sion." Then lie quipped, "no are the
Helies."
Lost Man's Bones
Found Via Dream
' UtANCKVll.l.K. Idaho. Oct. 2!.
1 Al'---(.'uiuiicr (Jlt'ii A ilui- miiil
today a hUiU-Iuii. Ik-Ik-vimI that ol
(li ovcr U'ruy nf Woist-i . hint bi'i-n
lomid 35 m H im nitrllit-ast ot Kotmkia
under ( ficimiHtiimci uhitli inilUut
d Wi uy "could not liai hn iimr
ItlHt."
Wiay, tlu'll '2, dUatH'artMl Nn
vi'iiilicr l', hflts, in Wi.Iuih primitive
iii-i'a while on a hitutiiiK tun.
Airlnr ii'tiiincd hitM niulit from
the Mi-Hier m'fk area whore tho
romaltiH were loom I and nald tin
tkoloton nhowt'd no on idfiict of unu
fliot woiiihIh.
Ailor huUI Hum Sellier of VWImT
l-oportcd ho found llio nI..'IHhi as
the result of a dream. Sollier went
Into Hie ana Oriuhot- II with tho
dead youth s lather. JIiovit Winy.
Sr.. uiul two other Mini 1o continue
ii search which hat i-onlliiui'd pe
liodlcally for two years.
The coronet said Seiljcr told him
lie dri'umed Thurttiiuy uinlil that
Jo "could locate Ihe body lyinj in
Meeker rreok."
"To miiIhIv hirt cuiloity lit went
to the creek." Ailor added. "I'm
Hilt nf( hlx huncn, he I raveled three
iniiett bi-fore he lomid the Uriel nil.
It wan prin t h ally at Ihe lienil ol
the cri'ek."
Kxpliiiii.hj; his (oiiienlion that
Wmy could not have been lout.
Ailor said the teinaltis were found
tn the stream hesjtle which his
huutitiK pitily had camped Just two
Hid it (luarlcr miles down stream,
lind that It was less i liaii a mile
from the spot where the party's
horses had lic.-eu tied (he day W'my
diuajiucared.
ODDITIES
Coals to Newcastle
AUKIIMKKN. Iiluhii Thirty h;u-.
(if politttifrt iiirlvril Iumc from On
trim lor (lislrihuthm to ti-livl til
OlItK.
Ahi'rltiMi l;ii huts i-uiililn'l i it i t
iiniitTHlutnl. They mist- tin- tuition
ally fniiiftl Hullo imtHiiM's lint pi iri'S
n no low lhf o hern kixIiij: llu'in
aw ii j.
Taken for Ride
ttni'HKSTKIt, In.l. malt :iu1
It w oinfin kh vc 1 1 I'll ry im II.
ttj If you hka the futt milow tanle ot
Bottled 10 Bond Wbiskii . . Bui not the
high proof . . Tty Claikt i Whmkii
Every drop it our yart old
full bottltd.ui-boDd-n term .
Evry drop is at tha palaUbla nd
popular tunaty proof1
In Maryland Stiaight Rra or Kan-
tuoky Straight Bourbon.
0 Evan tha prtca hgn hava a ohatt In
than)
OUR BOARDING HOUSE
PLAGUE TAKE SUCH AM OLD REACTIONARY.'
TKROWlMG A LOT OF SILLV aUESTlOr4 AT
WHY 19 IT THAT
-t iwiiy Nr',tnvicB. utc t iiiKus
A Generation Later
"id
igv lite KUtetoioiumt:
f A .'.( TvU ,,hala)
frnncbi Warron Pcrahlng. (.on of Oi'iieial John J. PcrshlnR. caniuiander-In-clUcf
of Hid American E'xprdlllonary Pori'es In World War I, may be
ktarllns In Ills fiilhiT .s luul.UiM as lie ralsli'is lor st'lectlve M-rvlce (above)
In New York city, lie receives Ins card from Mim Carrie Fleming, clerk.
iil.ii riile iluw iitun ii. Tiii'v tviiiiii k
ni how til ho looked lor his n
nml the woimin iioki-it him a llllliv
two ttiiiil I hoy won! oiuikoI
is in. ftolon- letting liim out, thoy
cot his jMoiiii.to to atti'inl u nilit
horvh't.
Thoy alsn koI $.10 from his pock
ots. ho liisroviTril liitor.
Faithful Employes
K NSS t'lTV. TIih Amoi i4 im
I n st it ni o ol Moat I'i'iilfi'H. lompil
in a lis) ol Kiins.'tH Clliiins who
liuw liooii in tho hiiMitioss "i(i i:tis.
llhtOOVOI (Ml tllOHO SllU't tllK tl.SHiKll-
iiioiiI.h:
Altml tlauol ami Hiinlol Crooilaii.
oponlnx auil shtitlitiK iIuoih lor unt
plovos. Itii hnni lloKH. sUiuiiliiK the U'otit
I'OOt 111 HtlMTH.
Slovo SloiojKy. ruiT.wny IteiT lt
(niployos.
Rightly Named
TVNCSMitKM. Alass. (Hit tif con
trol, an antoinohilo plowed thronuh
two telfphoiu' polos, niowoil down
tho finicroto Kiiard rail posts, and
J plunged down a l-Vlooi oinUank-
. llOTll.
I Tho driver stopood out. oshildicd
a slight sciaii h. Inn only injury.
I Mis natno: l-'orlnnato l.oltlanc. ol'
Nashatt. . II.
Bargain Rates
MINNEAPOLIS Tho l't';i nmdol
car hi h I 'at i u k . .M iirpliy
Ittninht lor SK. was picked up hv
poll' ' IxM-.tiisc ni soti d'lnupiotit
- tho
BUT
V 3
-tou
hJ:'Hn ,i urn' iiKai'ig
ROSEBURG NEWS
with
SOME PEOPLE T5EUIGMT IN
IrASTEAO or OPEMiMS THEIR. ALLEGED MIMDS TO
VERV WELL,MR.MUMM,T SMALL MUNT
UP A BANKER WITH A
i-.r
Another Pershing
tiiKS timl haiiloil in a uaiaUf at a
5
towiHK oost or $r'5. I George Waters, Owner of
Murphy ot torod to tiivo the? u- c . but o
niiro pmiiriiMor tin- tar il he would OOlem ball leom, rOSSCS
soiilo tor llto tuKH 1 1 1. j .
Tho uaruyomait ' towin(i rhaiKOt SAI.KAI. Oro . tol. '' t . -1 A I i - -and
rent luotlht tho total bill to I ( ;rnix.r ).;, WatoiH. To, plonoor
l!' "" w holesale tnhacoo iiiok hant and
A junk niaii wonitl otlor no tnoro . nor ol tho Saloin Itasobiilt toam
Hutu hip tho car ih stiil at tho lt tho W'osiorn Intoniational
uanti:o and tho piopriotor is still i loamto. diol Salnrday niuht lollow
u omlt'i iitit Jilioul Ills lot Mm; h'-;irl ati;o l(
GOING EAST?
Here's a real bargain
in 19 words:
1 V0U CAH 00 EAST TH.Ol.OH
CM.fO.HlA fO. HOI OH, Kt L
H MORE .All FA" AN "jb
Believe it or not, you cm mt C.ilifurn-.i on your round
trip to Chicago, New York and nut other eastern des
tinations for not one cent more rail fare than you'd pay
.to go straight l:.vst and b.uk. Add San Irancisco, Los
Angeles and Hollywood to your trip.
GRAND CIRCLE TOUR
$e )nur aum I tilled Stales ftont bnuler to border, t oast to coast!
KOWDIRIP hi t
i hjir tars and
Ofltl-'fJ.
- REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22. 1940.
Hojer Hoopla
SPOTi -TTr
rAE DA9H IT ALL,
PICKING FLAWS INI A
Floods Deal Death
On 2 Continents
VANC()l Vt:il, It. (.'., Oct. 21. ;
(Canadian I'iuhsi Two ileuthu '
wore charued today to flood waters
(hat havo swept live Mritish Cohim-1
hia areas during the past few days, ;
KiiKlueer C. .'a rptMiti1 and
r ii email H. J. .Mayer, hoth ol
northerly Siullliers, H. C were kill
ed Saturday iiIkIU when (lie engine.
tender and one Ireiuht car of a
Canadian National railway passeu
er train went through a hridtEej
u er Lome creek, 1 L'" iuIIch east
or Prince Rupert. The remainder .
of tlie cars stayed apriht on the
track.
VICHY. Kiauce. Oct. .-- AI)
More than loo persms were report
ed dead or missing tdoay and offi
cials estimated damage of n billion
I i. .ii. u ,w .'.uiili iiki'i'nii 1 1.. I ...iltw
laud floods which loi-ced thousands
to flee their homes in Krench Cata
lonia.
(In Spuul.'h Catalonia, 1S2 ier
sous have been officially reported
niissiiiK oi- dead as a result of
floods. Heavy rains continued to
hamper the rescue work thofe.
( Kleven persons drowned in hU:h
waters resijIilnK from a cloudburst
lu the CaKliuri province of Italy,
on the Island of Sardinia.)
135
KOI SHI RIP in
MaHitttTti Phlimans
(totifr htrth all the tt ay
$1 upper $4.H))t
Southern Pacific
Pullorum School
SetatCorvallis
Applkonts Will b Shown Hew
To Draw Bleed Samples
From Chickens, Turkeys.
A one-day course of Instruction
on haw to draw blood Humpies and
how to conduct the whole-blood
stalned-antffceu field test for pull
orum dlseafte will he Riven by the
veterinary department of Oregon
StalA college on November 7th In
the poultry building at CorvalllH.
This Heboid Ih being held at the re
quest of the Htate department of ag
riculture aud the Oregou branch of
the International I la by Chick as
sociation. Poultry men or turkvy
crowers In Touglas county who are
Interested In aecming training In
the drawing of blood samples and
running testa for pullorum disease
should immediately enroll for the
school, stales J. Holaud Tai'trer,
county agricultural agent, an the
number which can he accommodat
ed Is limited.
The objectives of this work are
to Instruct persons who desire to
miallfy as blood testing or blood
drawing agentH In their affiliations
with the Oregon Poultry and Tur
key Improvement associations and
for those primarily Interested in
unofficial testing procedure that
may meet the requirements of a
lew states that now Impose some
restrictions on their Imports of
chicks and hatching eggs.
Persons that attended the course
of Instruction given in 1U.'!7 and
l!t:;s do not need to attend this
coin-He to be given consideration in
this connection.
The enrollment must he limited
tn :tu persons uue to the limited fa
cilities for teaching. However, in
case of a larger number of appli
cants apply than can be cared for
in the first course, a second
course may be given at a later
date. The fit Hi .'in to make proper
application for this course will be
accepted. Proper application con
sists of a written request to fir. K.
M, Inckinson, veterinary deartmeut,
Oregon State college. Corvallls,
Oregon, accompanied hy a registra
tion fee of $1.
Forest Fire Season in
Oregon Low in Damage
SAI.KM. Oct. 21. t A Pi Forest
tfies on state and private lands in
liegon burned over only pl.Pl 1
at res during the 1!M0 fire season,
which Mas one of the most favora
ble in the history of the state lores-try
department.
Western Oregon fires burned
over 1 2"" acres, compared witn
THAT RUMOR ABOUT NASH WAS TRUE!
A Him 6m &m
25 to 30 Miles per Gallon of
Gasoline in a Big Car!
Roomier than Many 1940 Cars
Costing up to $200 More!
Flashing Pickup of New "Flying
Scot" Engine!
Coil Springs on AH Four Wheels!
New "Unitized" Steel Body
Safer, Quieter!
Improved Weather Eye Condi
tioned Air System ... and
Convertible Bed!
Overall Savingsup to $IOOa Year!
Good News! In the Face of Rising New Car Prices
Nash Announces 1941 Prices $70 to $159 LOWER!
TOOAY there's n new
of car in the lowest-price
lield the 19-11 Nash!
I t's so new. ..so different that driv- J
ing it is h thrilling experience.
Little would you heliesc, as you look at
the size of it 19-f inches long that it
delivers 2 to 30 miles to the gallon,
with usual good driving.
Powered h Nash's new-typc'T'h ing Scot"
Lnginc. it's the Heetcst. tmothcs "six" you
.. N evcrhadyourhandson!
l ou u dc
f. the way it
the w heel
Ncn "Soft-Action" Springs
L. R. CHAMBERS
2nd and N. Jackson St., Roseburg, Ore.
tJ,S76 acres In eastern Oregon.
The largest fire was that In the
Sunset district in northwest Ore
fion. which destroyed 6,000 acres.
Of (he !H5 fires, US 5 wer caused
by lightning. 178 by careless smok
ers, 11 by incHiidlurists, S9 by camp
ers, 74 by debris burning, 4S by
logging operators, und 12 by mil
toads. ' The total Ioks wilt be announced
January 1.
U. S. Can Best Aid
By Avoiding War
; SAN FHANCISCO, Oct. 21.
(AP) An American pilot who flew
with the royal air force at Narvik,
Dunkerque und other notable
scenes of war thinks "It would he
far better for Kngiund" if the Cnlt
ed Stales does not become directly
involved.
"If this nation stays out, Kngiund
should win lu six or seven years,"
UK-year-old Samuel (i. Thurston, of
I-iun county. Oregon, said today.
"II it doesn't, there's no telling
what will happen because Japan
would come in and Kngiund then
couldn't get the materials and sup
plies she needs from America."
Thurston termed the war "pre
medlated murder" with none of the
"spontaneity" of the first world
war, and paid tribute to the "bril
liant strategy" of Germany In Its
conquest of Norway and to the "un
questioned ability" of German ni
lots aud the worth of their planes.
'the lirltisli boys have more
adaptable minds, however." he com
mented, "and in unexpected emer
gencies are the better riiers.
Ilritian's greatest advantage lies in
the fact that most uir battles are
o"vtr British territory, and the UAK
fliers and planes brought down oft
times can fly nain."
DIFFERENCES IN YEARS
A tropical year, user! In reckon
ing of time, is the interval bo-
jtween two returns of the sun to
jthe equinox, and Its length is "(15
days, a hours. 4K minute. Hi hoc
;omls. A sidereal year Is the in-
terval between two passages of
I the sun past the same star. Its
leiigtn is 6hi cays, ti hours. :i min
utes. While it hovers in the air. the
tiny humming bird beats its wings
at the rate of to strokes a second.
A ratt of 7n stroke a second is
required for Its riitiht takeoff.
HOT, THOUGH COLD
At freezing temperature, a hun
dred pounds ol ice contains
enough heat tn raise the tempera
ture of H" pounds of water from
the free .in j, point to the boiling
point .
kind
OVER 500
MUSS 10 A
TANKFUl-vg-
lis amaing
roominess are due to a new kind of
"uniticd" construction. Framcand body
are welded together. The front scat's
almost five feet wide. The rearhasamplc
space for Nash's big Convertible Bed.
'tw 1941 price begin in tlic lnei prk field
Jvv-ifori Hir Amhtmtdnr "ftiHl" Hotric ourc.
All prite. ilcloercd at iiiinn. include jiandrd
equipment nu icaerti iiv. k taintr
thlr Red. Sfrftut Pjtnt nJ U ktte
Stif H'tt Ttret are opinul, at
iitfhl extra totf.
ucugmcu oy
responds to
hut lauiths at
Nazi Trickery In
Norway Related
PORTLAND, Oct. 21. (Al'l
(loriiiany lost approximately iii,
men In the battlo ol' Norway, in
cluillni! both liiiul anil sea actions.
Carl llamlno, exiled president ol
the Norwegian parliament, nald in
a speech here last night.
"Thousands more were wound
ed." he added. Indicating that Nor
wegians gave HlroiiK resistance in
many sections.
"liesistanre would have been
greater, but for the (lei man nick
of taking over Ihe Oslo radio and
announcing in Norwegian that the
cull for mobllliation wi.s a mis
take." he declared. "The nazi ob
tained coutrol ot ill mobilization
centers."
liermaiiy has "fallel utterly" to
establish a legal government In
Norway. Hanibro said, and "Nor
wegians at home are livluc In u
siule of revolution, loyal to the
king, now operating the official
government Iroin 'leailnuarters In
London."
Ernest Jachetta Heads
Oregon Republican Club
TILLAMOOK. Oct. 21. (Al'l
ICinesi Jachetta. Portland attorney,
ix the new president of the Oregon
Republican club.
lie was elected al the closine ses
00s
A fuel dollar saved is a fuel dollar earned.
A "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractor burns half as much
fuel costing half as much per gallon.
Out of every fuel dollar that's 75c saved 75c
earned.
NOW NASH FOUK DOOR SEDANS FROM S938, j
DELUXE MODEL ILLUSTRATED. S962-" j
" A III III XilUDsJ
Even the air you breathe is different
thanks to the new conditioned-air won
ders of the Weather Eye System.
bumps. With Two-nay Hall
bearing Steering and soft coil
springs on ail Jour wVees it
rides like a miracle in motion.
quiet, its unusual
(i f?QA 1 nil n nn 1
sion of the club's unnual conven
tion Saturday, succeeding Lamar
Tooze of Portland, who declined to
run lor a third term.
Other ollicni'8 elected Included:
Jlarbnra Benson, Salem, secre
tary ; Kobert M. Fischer, Jr., Kit
geiie, treasurer; Melvin Ooode. Al
bany, young republican vice-president;
'Slurried I'nander. Salem,
yountt republican natlunal committee-man;
Mrs. Paul Koniiey, Port,
land, young republican national
ciiinmlttee-woinan.
District otrirers named Included:
I..:..... li. ( ' W Chutimun lli-i.
j;on City, vice-chairman: Kred Lain-
jiorl. haieni; viwciu- r.ueiiucrgcr,
Tillamook, and Henry Plnniger,
(Iriiins Pass, members of the ad
visory board.
Log Tossed by Breaker
Kills Girl Sea Bather
POIiTLANI'. Oct. 21. (API
Mary Anne Tceple. 10. prominent
irenilier of the Portland younger
set. was killed Saturday at Geai-
log from which she was losscd
In- high breakers on the beach
rolled over and fatally crushed her.
she was the daughter of L. It. Tri
ple, president ol I.. II. Teepio &
Company.
According to statistics, one day's
operation of a fleet of bombing
and pursuit planes consumes
enough motor fuel to operate :i(iuu
American passenger cars fora
vear. "W
FROM
Douglas County
FARM BUREAU
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Roseburg, Ortgon
Your "Catorp'inf" Dealer
This yearNash prices are lower. AUNash
cars have new economy. See also the big,
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3 NEW SERIES-17 BEAUTIFUL MODELS
The N'Mh Amhawadnr "fcftfl- . . . Amcrici' new
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194 laches over all. Six models.
The Arropowered Sh Ambassador Sd 105
'" 6-olmder Twin Ipnition Valve-io-Head Eo
Kmc. 0l inches o.er all. in models.
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