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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1940. FIVE ED For Your Convenience Tfeeae Donoina County Htorefl will inke Wuut Ada fur the Nena-ltf vlvn. ClUKM S AIAKKKT NntlieMIn BTKAHNS A Hi;XOKTIl Ouklnntl HTONAKKIt IlHt'G CO. unrnllil HcUOWf.O N'l'OIIB) Klkfoit l niiiiiH OL1I1K M l (MHO (.Hrtr I. II. Kit IIOI.S llrnckuur ii. it. Hi it 11:11 CO. rum 11 h Vnllry nun rcix's vriuiH Trnmllr C. t . I OS H ACK IMIIiinl HKVNOI.IIS A ADAMS myrtle 'rck nitAnsTiiKKm ititiiiip in:vi;rirs Ciiitjonvlllr lli;M(iKlt fl (IrnUiilr DA VS I IIKKK STOItU liar" Crrrk The allot Mtorrn will urccpt al nnd ftnymnil for tlirm. Jiih( tell the inerchHtit Uttil nhwi "I want tu pul nn ml In 1 hr KfiTi-Hrvlrtt" anil he tvlll take rare of nil the tlMiiU fur you. 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Rea sonable prices; convenient terms. Lists available at the National Farm Loan Office, Perkins Build ing. Roseburg. FOR BALE 8-room house, large lot. Sacrifice lor cash or terms. Close in. Box 886 c-o News-Review Wanted WE AT THE ORANGE TRUCK need a large number of good, shaped and well filled out Christmas' trees. I will have to cut very soon. If you have any timber or land that has nice trees on it and want to sell them, plcane see me or write Ivan Ed wards, Route 2, Box 7, Rose burg. WANTED Truck load heavy springers nml fresh Kuomsey cow. State prico wanted. Phone 4017 or write Oscar Gysln, lit. 2, Box 12C, .Medford. Ore. '3D OR '31 Ford sedan and long wlieellmsc truck, for cash. Har old Powell, L'lnpqua. WANTED Used battery for 82 volt Delco. A. B. ltlco, Dlllurd. HIDES. Highest casn prtcos. Leave ears on. Douglas Market, Autos $2'JS WILL buy 1N36 Nash 4-dnnr sedan with healer. Low mileage, sound condition. Priced for quick turnover. SI3U.0U down. Terms. Box tl:lfi, c-o Ncws-ReviBW. Livestock FOR RALE OR TRADE A fine PercliRion main, coming 3 years old. Would take hay or a used car. Cliaa. c. Miles, ldleyld Star Knllto, ltoseburg. FOR SALE 50 thrifty Chester White pigs, $2.26. Take your pick J2.50. Oscar Weeks, Myrtle Creek. FOR SALE Duroe red pigs. Colt and hurse. Bill Weaver, Myr tle Creek. WANTED 311 head Angora goats. Harold Powell, Umpqua. Work Wanted HYDRAULIC wheel tightener. Work guaranteed. Mufflers, guar anteed life of car. Parts for al most all makes of cars. Sarffs Auto Wrecking House, 623 N. Main street. Phone 653. WANTED Painting, papering, kalsomluing. 5u discount on ull wall paper for the rest of this year. Herman Schulzc, Ilrockway, phone 2-F-ll. CABINET WtjttK made to order. 642 N. Jackson, Roseburg. Miscellaneous IIENEF1T Novelty Dance, Oriental Gardens. Saturday. November Hi. Chiropractor DR. II. B. SCOflBLU. Phono 273. Hay, Grain, Feed FOR 'SALE No. 1 oat and vetch hay, baled. T. E. Duncan, phone 14F-2. HAY Walter Leako, Dlxnnvllle. A Bed Fellow A Word to the Wise ? ? 7 ? ? He Has It Coming Rentals 6-ItOOM rurnishea flat, private bath, entrance, das tango, water heater. Pliouo 222 11. 647 S. Stephens. FURNISHED apartments. Lights and water, fti.00 mouth, GIG S. Pine. FURNISHED house for rent. Cen trally located. Inquire 119 N. .Main. 2-ROOM and 3-rooiu apartments, furnished. 60S S. Pine street. KOHLHAUEN APARTMENTS Strictly modern. Phone 650. FURNISHED 6-room housu. Inquire Drive-In Market, Edenbower. 4.-ROO.M furnished apartment Call ' ut 210 or 232 S. Jackson. FOR RENT 300-acre ranch. 933. c o News-Review. Box 2 ROOM furnished apartment 112 Brockway. FOR RENT Oarage. 218 S. Rose. Call 634-R. Dentistry SPECIAL Lxiraetion and Plates , Pyorrhea Troatment Gas when desired. Dr. Neruas Masonic Bldg. Phone 488 Dr. O. W. Marshall. Med. A. Bldg. Fuel PHONE 2R2 Green and Dry Slab Wood ROSEBURG LUMUER CO. SUED dry wood. Phone 173-H. Poultry CORNISH, long-legged cockerels, ('. H. Homey, Oakland. For Sale Miscellaneous THE ORANGE TRUCK has la 8 very iresh supply ot hint and vegetables. Our oranges are the sweetest available. Wo will have only one more load of thf J variety. We have the first ot the Imperial Valley grapefruit. It is nice. Flno No. 1 sweet po tatoes. 6 Ins.. 19c. Visit the Or ungc Truck for your firm, fresh produce. A NEW modern S'orage locker system at Douglas Ice and Stor : age Co. Attractive rales. Cartons . for snlo. CRAPES 'oucorde, Do delivered. Phone 146. Help Wanted MAX and wife fur ranch work. Li vine: quarters, wooil, milk fur ' nished. Harold Powell. I'mpqua. No Bailors Rejected In Count ot Sutherlin ' Information Riven tho News Review that Rome of the ballots cast In the Sutherlln city election recently were rejected was in pr ior, H. S. Slack, clly reeni ler. reported today. The ballots were recounted, but none were rejeced be said. The outcome showed mi votes foe ;i. A. Hansen and 97 for IJ. K. Jlmnps in the contest for mayor, in which a tit bud appf-ur-ed on the face of the uimlti' tnl tally. K. II. Itethwell and W. Hiirlshoru. tied in their vote for councilman, were both elected, us jsIx couucilmeu were to he chosen. CARD OF THANKS We wlnb to exprertH our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends who were no kind to us durinK our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thorn prion and liiniily. Rumania Feels Further Quakes During Clean-Up nnCHAHKST, Rumania. Nov. 12. (AP) Tho (lernuin ariuy's prep aration of military baaes in Hu mania was abandoned temporarily today us imasi troops did rescue work niuonK the inlua of homes, shops mid factories ruzeri by Sim day's duvastatlng curthquake, IteportH from the quuko-drencbed oil Ileitis indicated damaKo tu re fineries was widespread, hut enough nil remained In undamaged reservoirs to ussuro undimlulbhed abipmoutfl for tho luich war ma chine. Some observers, however, point ed out another handicap to the (ierman promam in tho earth quake's purtial disruption of agrt ture. iMucii fall plowing is not yet completed, and tens of thousands of peasuuta will be called from the land to aid In reconstruction, put- UiiK u druiii on the nation 8 labor supply. Cierman soldiers and Itumaulau iron guardlsts have recovered I'tiO more bodies from wrecked cities whero the total death toll was es timated ut l.Oun to 2,oo. Willi un told others iujtfVed and homeless. Ilsa.stroiiH slides were reported In the rocky Hucenl raiiRO In the Carpathian mountains as minor quakes nxaiu were felt today. (At tblH point In telephoning his dispatch to ilerue, Switzerland, St. John Interrupted ids dictation to remurk that auolher small tremor "has just shaken my apartment.") In tho oil fields, do.en of vil Ukch have been levelled. Once-bcautllul Jtucliai c:U was scarred with charred ruins where fire follow ud the buildlUK-crackififi shocks. Ki res broke out, too. In the tin- By V. T. Hamlin By Merrill Blosser By Edgar Martin By Roy Crane A.L TOLD, WITH THE THAT D F.B.LKILUM5S TOr f?E LICHT ACCOUMT FOR, AND I FOR. A AN UNEXPIRED TERMV TRASTOR FOR MURDER, HE'LLV LIKE BE LUCKY TO GET OFF WKA WITH ZOO YEARS y Hi GENERAL SAW FILING tiownrd Casebeur, 443 8. Stephens Also furniture repairing. ANTIQUE8 The Strange Shop. 106 S. Main St AUTO REPAIRING Knight Porter, cornor Douglas & Main. Body, lender work. Painting. FLUE CLEANING FURNACES vacuum cleaned flue cleaning. Call 841. J. C. Hewle)(. Nazi Planes Hold British GermanHeinkelll3 400 m.p.h. $mm German Messerschmitt 110 365 m.p.h. Miles Per Hour 75 Because German wnrplancs hold the edge on speed over English fighters nnd bombers, Britain owes her success in the air to better pilots equipped vith planes having greater maneuverability and gunfire. Whnl she needs Is faster planes, capable of long range flights with heavier bomb -loads into the Interior ot Germany. Churl shows distance various types of British and Nazi warplone enn travel in one hour at maximum speed. der-liox oil richlK, Intl. moat of the hla.ea were hiiiiiII nnd bronchi un der control (juickly. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE .'(JUTLAND, Nov. 12. (AIM TIiu I'nitt.'il StulftH nuvy Is now stnuiK o;ioiikI) "lo (uko caie of any hIiikIc nation" and "will hooii bn stnmn ciioiikIi to take euro or any coinbiiialioii of iifit lnnn," (oik'ckk- man .lames V. Mott told tlio cham ber yetitenlay. PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 12. (AIM -A hlKliwuy linkliiR th I'nit- ed KtitloH mid AliiKlm Hhonld be a "miiHt" iro.eet In the millonal de l'ennn pronrani, Malcolm MaeDon- Hld nl Kalrbankn, Alaska, nald ye- terday. The uHsoclated niRlneer Tor tho AbiHkn road eommltiHion aHserled (hat KnsKia, Japan and Oermany have bren uetlve In tho north and pointed out. (bat Alaska in vltul to tho raited StateK as a dciense out post and for ila reHourees. "lie used lo be a Hold Everffhing! ; r : , ii CQ,t HW Y MA tUVICt. IMC T M ,1. U t fAT- Pf. . , ll'tt RADIO ELECTRICAL REPAIRING '.oseburg Electric. Phong 123. ' RADIO SERVICING H argls Radio Service. Pbon Lund Radio Service. Phone 84. REFRIGERATION SERVICE 0. C. Jones, riiohe 139-U LOCKSMITH Pacific Key Her. Phone 84H. Speed Superiority; Spitfire 387 m.p.h. British Hurricont 335 m.p.h. British Blenheim 4295 m.p.h. 3 German MeneriehmlH 109394 m.p.h. British Wellington 1 265 m.p.h.; 27,000 lb. British Hampden 265 m.p.h.; 18,756 lb. German Heinkel VA 274 m.p.h.; 27,247 lb. German Heinkel 1 1 A 252 m.p.h.; 27,247 lb. British Skua 225 m.p.h.; 82301b. German JU-88K 317 m.p.h.; 17,000 lb. National Defense Job Lists Increasing Here Additional lists of jobs in tho national defense program are be Itiff received almost daily by tho local board of civil service exam iners, accordhiR lo (.'. H. Calkins, seiTetary, Men who have - had training In wood or metal work in ship building, inspection and all kinds of instrument and tool making, are Ik'Hir souKht for work hi the national defenss activities, he reports. Persona interested are invited to contact Mr. Calkin a at the Ilosebutf; post office for hi formation on the jobs available A new safety device for drivers is an automatic tun inn control for. auto radios which is operated elec trically by tho means of a footbut Ion. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 PItase Call 467-J wii"iw trimmer." . - v i