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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEEURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1940. Military Man LEXINGTON, Ky. (luncrul J'i'i' hMhH In a buck private, in (he army. Tlio army i" tuIiIiir oil U f report vt lit eurollniiMit ol n volunteer vlio kiivci mnio us Ci'iicrul Per aliliiK How 1..11. Most delicious "bag" of the season quick ond tasy lo prepare ; i . nourishing i , . economical . , . order, today, from your grocer. Washington Vote Goes to Roosevelt; Chadwick Losing HKATTIJ-:. Nov. (!. - fAP)T!ie Kvci'icrn Hljito I'f'inuincil In tin ilf'iiKX'i utic column tothiy on tvtuniH jiir most ini:joi- of) lew in , yjMi.T: I 1h h I'leclinti. ilioiiL'h i cjiiiijIi- jiiiH ! had ItopfK (if t itpuirliiK llnc of n I six ((inun,t;nioial hcjiIh, itinl Si tanlf'rt ma.wir, Arlhur It. Liinyllc, I wiiH Hlcitdily cutlliiK down tin mil) I iTliidorhil U'lul il ('. ('. Dill, dmio Uraiic fuiiniT l. H. kciiuIoi' from (Spokane. Kleolimi vliIt hci'H forecast the f8tfi((t' 21.1100 aJmcntee ballots f lie ioiintei) nexi. wifek may il-teiiiiinc several elune lesulls., .Many of tlietn were IkhiimiI to nulfntial Kiiardsmeii now In liainin canii. Inconiidi'le. unot'ifcial nnjriix on the pn'sid nltal vote from 1717 jtreclnclH ol the white's .t.elS imvv ; RonseveH US.74!( anil Wlllkhi i'l,- p.VT, , i Rip. Muiiiu'l '. U'allcten of K it'll, aime:ue a virtual t-eitiiinly to I Hiirceed II. S. Senuior , Lewis II. ; Sell w'lte)ihai , who hat hcwi ui 'pointed a litk'nil dlslrirl jii'le, j Com pi hit ions of 1 ,7 1 tit the slat;-".- prefinelM wave Wall- f-'ren I'll, MM to 171. ost! h.r Slcplieii Victims of Airliner's Crash in Utah M I r Roughage If you arc dieting, you will be delighted with what Roman Meal Bread will do for you! This delicious new dark bread is low in caloric content, gives you the extra minerals and fine full flavor of whole grain wheat and rye. And it's sweetened with pure honey! Buy Roman Meal Bread TODAY! Insist on the genuine, with the Roman soldier on the band. I I). Perry (x). U. Chaufleld Pictured above are the three members of the crew, who, with all seven passengers, were killed in the crash of an airliner during a blizzard in the Wasatch mountains of Utah last Monday. At the left are Thomas Sandergren (top) co-pilot, and Capt. Howard Fey, pilot. At the right Is the stewardess, Evelyn Sandino. K. Cliadwfck. Seattle, tin- republi can nominee, a p.tsl national com mander of the American J.etUon. I'ill - who trailed in initial counts las) niLdil, then exchanged I he lead with hanulie half a dozen times tin III. ii ar the L'lHUHNt-vnl e mark, lie tiniilly attiiincci an M.fxut lead - saw that maiuhi rapidly diminish to -V t;n-J today on return.-t I nun tils own ca-teni side m die inmint uins. CoimresMiiuMi m ri-n (J. Maunn !on ol the I hi t Kin,",-Kiisapi di.s Irlrt. and .hdin Col lee. Tacoma, in t he lith, appear ei assured ol re eleelions ner the republicans' 1'red Wettrick nnd I'aul A. I'reus I 1 1 1 l!lir pariis.ins " Hlill saw fhnimcH o itnseatiim tleinoerulic re prenenlHliv"S Ktldle Hill, in the Hh: A ! j r I in 1'. Smith, :hd. and ( harles II. I.niu hi Hie iith. Roosevelt No. 11 To Battle Third WASHINGTON. Nov. Ii. (AP) The ihiid lerin (radiliou part and parcel of American polit ial his liny tot a century and a halt was swept aside veslerday iu the appar ent KiMtK et 1 1 Mllllph. Ii was ttie lii'sl clear t ill tesl of the tdd Irmlill'in. It was I he llisi time Hie elc-lniale hail ever ex pressed itself directly en the stth- ten. And the verdid rendered by millions et votes Kave l-'rankliii I tela no IviinseveM an iucreasiimly sIiouej; title to Hie distinction d be !tiK the lir.-l man eer idecleil to I he pi esidem y I hi ce t hues. I'l eHblcliI nose eil was I he eleventh ihh'l eeiiitie in the na lion's history to coulronl the thhd lerm i-ioblein The issue played a mn.tnr pari in the lieated eainpaiun ; war.ed against him. Throuhonl ill weeks in electioneering numer ous demands were heard lor a con- slit in lonal limit on (he number of. p years a chief executive may serve, j Whether Mr. Roosevelt's success at the polN would intensify or di minish the urueiuy ol such de mauds was unce jain. The presi dent . however, was ui veil the na lion his assurance. that his third term - which lie soukIii because of the "great storm raging" In the world would he his last. .Mr. Itoosevelt never mentioned the third lerm issue in his brief, etimpaiuu, but in his speech at Clevelanil, Ohio, last Saturday night he predjiieil that Hie nation would "reach the dear, sure fooling ahead" in the -next four years and i hat I hen "there will be mini her president hi the White House." And. ns if to reply to Hie charges of dictator ambitions that his foes had raised against him. he continu ed hv saying that there would he "many move presidents in the years to come, and I think that in those years lo comv Hint word 'presidents' u ill he a word to cheer Hie hearts of conmioii men ami women everv v. here." Uel'oiv .Mr. Iioos.-eIl decided to carry the Hihd lerm tpiestioti to the electorate. Washington. Jefferson. Madison. Monroe. Jackson, Irani. Cleveland, Wilson. Theodore ltoosc veil and Cooltdge hnvo had the op purl unity to consider testing the precedent. Victors Listed In Oregon Races For Legislature I'OItTI.ANI), Nov. 7. (AIM IIcmh'h ii HM of Htnfe ruproiKMiJu tki'H flwteil : (x) Uciiutua Incum bent. 1st llHtr:-t (Cl:it:ioi) Fred Thiol. Asluria I ll.l. (l'(lllllllllill) J. I .'.. Ishiiul (II.). ;i Crillainniik) J. (x). 'rilhiinnok ID. I 4 ( WunhliiKtmi i II. T. IIchsi' t. Ilillxhiiro lli.l; II. A. Jlll'litll. IIIIIkIioio (K.l. 5 i .1 iiltiioniah ) C. 0. Ilraillcy. Kiihcit S. KBiTell. Jr.. Frank J. Jxjiiitkiiii, John H. Mi't'nui't. Sin ii Iiiijm' S. Pier. I-lnrvey W'plls, nil re jntliliran ItK-iiinlii'iits; Jnliii )rk son (II.): Phil Hi inly uml I.pu Sinllh. Imlh ilifiniii-ralii' Incuin lionw; Wnrri'll Krwln (IJ.I, M. .laini'H (rli'a.ioii (I).), Hlnhiiril I.. NiMini-i'iiiT ).). anil P. JIiikIi Ail ains (I;. i. i; (('Ifickaniftn, Multnomah) William II. IIimIIiimiI. Omv.Kn lli.l. 7 (Clai -Icainns) II. II. Clilml-Kii-n (x), .Molalla (It.): J. S. (ireen umiil (X). H'raime Hi.); A. V. Meyers. Mllwnilkie (II.). x ( i amhilD lOuwiie (XI. MeMlnnvllli. (!(.); l.irkln. Newlieru lli.l. I' (l.ineoln) Kay L. Jenkins, leilo ill.l. in (Polk) I.yle I). Thomas (xl. W est Salem (H.). 1 1 1 1 teuton) A. Itennle (x), Cor I mills I It. I. 1'.' (.Marion) CeorKe It. Uiincan (vi. Slaylon (ll.l: John F. Sleek j hammer (x). Salem I It.) ; II. It. I Jones. Salt-in lit.); Allan li. Car ' son. Salem (It.). j l:l (l.lnnl Neil II. Callaway. Ilnmnsvlllc (Ii.): Orval N. Thomp son. Albany I II. I. II (l.anel Truman A. Chase I (x). lOiiKenc (It.): Aliens (lilisou (xi. Junition city (It ); James A. Itixlimi n. Kugeue (It.). i I.', (DollKlns) liohert C. (lile. IloKehuri; lit..); Curl C. Hill, Duvs Creek i It. I. Hi (Coos) J. II. MeCloskey (x). Norway I I).). I" tCoos. Curryl Itoy Car ter (xi. Cohl lleaeh II).). Is (Josephine l Kenneth S. Mar tin. Crams Pass (lt.l. m (Jackson) Williiiin Allisler (xl. Meillord lit.) Noubiy (xl. Ashland (It.) I :'n (llno.l lilverl K. Lage. IIooJ Illver (R.). 21 IWttsto) Donald E. Heislcr, The Dalles (Ft.). 22 (Gilliam, RliBiman, Morrow, Yheiler)(iil(Mi L, French (x), Moro (H.) ; E. Harvey Miller, Hppp nur IR.). 23 lUmntllla) Curl KiiKtlahl (XI, Pundleton (R.); O. L. Hah cock, Pendleion (K.). 21 (I'nloii) Vernon 1), Mull (x), I. a flrandi' (I).). 25 (Wallowa) C. T. Hockett (xl, Kntorprlse (It.). 2(i (Crook. Jofforson) William II. Morse. Prinevlllo (It ). 27 ( linker) R. C. FHbIiIo, Uaker (It). 2N I Deschutes) J. F. llosch (x). Baker (l.). 2 (l)eaiutes. Ijikei Hurt K. Snyilnr (x), I-nkeview (K.-D ). .1(1 (Crant, Harney) K. W. Kim heilini! ix). 1'iHlrle City (It.). :i1 (.Malheur) V. 11. Staples (x). Ontario, R.). :I2 (Klamath) Harry llolvln (x). Klauiatli Falls (l.); Henry Semon (x). Kin in mil Falls (D.). .. M (Clatsop, Columbia) .Manll-y J. Wilson (xi. Wanna D.). ODDITIES (By the Associated Prens) No Christmas in November MAHSHAM,, Mo. At least nine votei'H believed in Sanla C'laus. Hut the nine votes for Santa Clans, a plumber-preacher running for stato representative on the pro hibition tleket. put til in far behind his democratic and republican op ponents, eaeh of whom had more than 5.000 votes in 112 out ol precincts. Here Wednesday Jloy Kntler. of K age tie. formerly of this city. pent Wednesday here attending to business anil visiting friends. Get Your Program, Boys COM'MJIIA. S. 'C. niivertdty of South Carolina coedK will play a football game lo raise funds fur (he "bundles for Britain" cause. Competing teams are from the PI Itela J'hi ami Delta Helta Helta sororltiea, with no tack i lag allow ed. Hut the game will have Us attractions Programs will Include the names hud telephone numbers of each and every player. SCHILLING COFFEE OF COURSE s VX WHAT'S THE ( lo I SHORTEST ROUTE I I I TO FLAVOR? ) f M- .JBSV - Schilling gives you a through cickcc to coftcc pleasure! The reason? It's a matchless blend of the world's choice coffees, skilfully roasted to bring out delicious full flavor and strength. TuvC''JJeeiPtrttljtor4nJ Drip M. Mr ; Kail T. KM, II, MORGAN'S GROCERY PHONE 68 Specials for Friday and Saturday POTATOES 0 Klamath No. I 's, 2Cf 251b. bag JjV APPLES Local g Spitz, medium siio,ft5tf' box Myt GRAPEFRUIT Largo size. Marsh Seedless, J Don't Forger Monday, Nov. 11th is a Holiday CRANBERRIES Large firm Oregon mg berries, aZK 2 lbs SWEET POTA- tf m TOES Medium f Cfl size, 4 lbs M jf BLACK FIGS Fancy pack in 2-lb. Cello 0m Epaact.9.e.: 2 it COOKIES Sunshine Coco nut Crunch A delicious crisp I cookie. I -lb. bag.. X J V HAM Swift's Premium, half or whole lm: Llkt In the Wake of the Voting I'M A 1 1 A. Xcli. Kor Unit post del lion licmlaclic. laUi' a cooil loni; walk. Ir. W. II. Thompson ol the I'ni versily ol lluiaha ailviscil Ihosc ho I' . t ili'presscil anil fi iistral.'il hciausc tln'ir side lost "lo take il 'ml in nil. Iiir, ihi- M""r " The Red & White "Glass Marketer," which is on display at the Rod & White Food Stores is loaded with suggestions to make your Thanksgiving dinner a success. Choose your jams, jellies, preserves, beverages, grape juice, mustard, olives, pickles, salad dressing from the wide assortment which is on display. Save! Buy in half-dozen and dozen lots. 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