ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1940.
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' Represents Steel
fjlWfj Victory
. vashi::(;,:,o nv. u (ap)
Tho Hilp-rtiii MMfl rtijfl tuilay
; that llio la Imi boat d did mil have
tin; right to miuiro u company
fuuiifi Kiiilly of vlohilliiK llio Wuk
Ji(r liihor uvl to rolmhuiHu xovtMii
niotital relief afci'iicfus for wngnH
paid cnitloyt'H held l havo been
deprived of their regular work.
Ciller Jusiicw HiiuIioh delivered
the opinion whfi-h In-Id thai the
board hud acled heynnd Iih uiilho
lily In iHKiilnrr kihIi an order
Hgainst llio Jioptiltl In Sttnd cor pom
linn or Cleveland, Ohio. -
"We do not think," tho chirr Jiim
tire Hit ill. "that conpioHH intended
to vest In tho hoard u virtually tin
llmitod discretion to devin puni
1 1 vi measures, and IhtiK to pre
Hcrlhe penalties or Nim-h which the
board jimy think would Hieeiiiale
tin1 piiHt-lcM of tho (hihori net,"
The labor hoard had hold that
the money It ordered i elinbui'Hed
would ho deducted from tho
amount found dun the employe for
bark pay. A government KpnkeH-
niHii estimated that iippinxlmalely
J2i0.'UMi in fJou.Ofm wus involved In
the liepuhllr Steel rotte.
The litigation grew out of a
hoard order dlroctfim tho corpora
tion, to reinstate fi.htio or more em
ployeH who participated in the 1!C17
"little K(eel" Htrikv; Tho mi p rente
court previously Iihk retuxed to ro
view the reliiHtnleiueiit order.
The hoard relief order had been
upheld by tho third federal circuit
court. '
The labor hoard mild it regarded
tho .work relief fundi received by
the men while away from Iholr
regular employment an "a unit of
windfall" which neither the rurpo
ratiori nor the employes should be
Rice & Meyers
Sheet-Meta Worki
Sheet Melal Work
Tailored to the Job
627 N, Jackson 8t.'-. Phon. 320
Floor
Sanding and Refinishing
'" CHAS.KEEVER
Phone 691-J Phont 128
Tsmperary addren R, P. D
- ' Oakland, Oregon
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SntAKJHI HOUKBOIJ VVHIitCf. W PKO JI
DANCE
with
Sam Crawford's Band
of 16 Pieces from New York City
Thursday. Nov. 14th
ROSEBURG ARMORY
i ' -lit
Admission $1.00, Plus 10c Tax
OUR BOARDING HOUSE with ' """ Major Hoople
ZZf WHO'S THE NEW UORSE VOU BROUGHT W'HAR.-RlJMPI-U BE MOK.e'
ggi HOME TO THE BARN ? THE WAV HE ;ngf CAREFUL, BUSTER, HOW
Z SWARMED INTO THE TROUGH AT " VOL) PE-rK OP fAY GUEST.'
f OlNNER. SET A NEW RECORD AROUND ) MR. RUG, I'LL HftVE" WOU Y,
here; and j'm no chump iwvself At know, is an important )W
-rr? WHEN IT COMES TO SCOFF.' - WHAT J FIGURE HnJ TUB - ER-
( DOES ME DO WHEN HE SM'T r I PEANUT BRITTLE GAME.' J
mJd, SITTIN& AT YVsr-(7 KAFF -KAFF? VL
11 A TABLE ?f Us -r-
PROMOTION
FOR fvl?.RUS-
aliow.-d In retain.
It milled Unit tile order i.Mll.l lie
lewe.l as directing Ihe corporal ion
tu reimburse ihe employes for hack
pay lost but that ihe employes
should reimburse the government
"lor Inierlut support."
"In this view," the board said, "it
Is hut a bookkeeping convenience
for tile corporation lo pay the gov-
jeruuient directly."
I important pending cases which
involved le.lenil regulation or ti v
.Iroelectrie projects and freedom of
Ihe press were not passed on to
day. Sovctal Ml chili huvtt icciMitly
hi'i'ii - uifiiinizi'il at tht (iiccn
hcIhkiI. Two cani coolti'iy tin Iih
havi licun orv'JiaUi'd iiuilcr I In1
liml(M fliii nl' Mrs. ('. l'aiklinrHl.
(hie of tin Ihi Kf clults i'I.tImiI H;il
I Jimlnr pit'Hidcnl, l-Mvvartl Mai
I licw h vice iuchIiIcmI a till fail
Srliitllilt siii ivlaiy. Ollh'i- unuiiln'1'K
nee Hohi'i t 1 1 ii tii. ItnliiTl ('la (MHil.
.Ifiliil Scluniilt, .Mi'Mil Del)-.-!. Ki
vln . I'ai'kliuiHl. U'allrr ' W'i'avcr,
hntiiild Lamlt'i-. W'HIIh Innlcy and
Iticliaid ClayiMxil.
Tln. nlhoi' cniiiji cookery i-lnli un
der (In- lcaiirstili nl .Mrs. I'aik
lllllst h roMlpoxrit of I'U'Vt'll liiciri
hern. I.ouixi .Matllit'UH was iih-hm1
(iR'sidiMil, Fi a in Ik Land viri'picsl
(Iciit and (Hive J.iv Is Kerrelary.
( it her iiiciiihtM s an' l.onainc Me
Comas, I .a nra helVel, .Mildred
I Ion nit'. .Marl Iv n 1'reslon, Noi mn
Klsher, Jleerly rioui-ll, Lucille
Koheiis and (ilaihs Lewis.
Mis. I'aikhiirst is also leadiim a
loindfriall rliili oi' cIkIh iiieinliers
I This Kioiip will iairy (he first t i -
ifiun. .lM'iiiiri'i f in iiiis rum nil1
(J era Id Clay pool president, h In
I 'ark tin is t vice pn-sidi'iit, Kidi.i t
Molines seerelarx , Unpei r Claypoid.
Khluitd Cliiypool. Keiih Hansen,
lilrharil Sihnndt and .Neat he
IVel.
Elgarose 4-H Club News
Uy CAIiOLVN T WN'Kli
l the last ineelllli: of the Mkir
PINT
$1.00
tli( OBi'
News of 4-H
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COWt IMOBTWtAStllVlCC.W? tST BfC. U PAT. Off. 1?"
. - L
in.-t' llrullh chili K.'lta JuhiHoii
11 llif ki nil) in Hie "1','H
On (lie Mark" ;iiul "llnw )u Yni
hi). Mrs. Kiliiiau." We liiul n
health "Ask ll IliiKkfl" iiiiit lur
onr roll cull, lolldwi-tl ly luo yt-Mn
IimI li,v Aiilini Miw kliiiiil. Tin' net--roiary'M
ccport inllowct).
llctla .(lihiimin wiih flfclfil hralth
hiHpcclnr. ItorlK liiirch wuh i'IitMmI
uhkIi jL-iiaifl Uy u HiiaiitinouH Imllnl.
Out" i litKhiK HdilK was "Tin Mum
We (lei TttKi'thi'r.'
Edrnbower 4-H News
lly I'ATItlClA CALKINS
on Monday a Iter noon of la:;t
week Ihe ulrls of the K. A. '. dnh
met with Ihe local leailer. .Mrs. M
I1. Miller, to more carefully illseiiss
the plans for the year. Il was de
cided that the lirsl article to he
itmilii vifUil.l I linn il I. I
The secretary, lleltv Hess, renni ts j
that tht' order lor the heads has nl
ready lieeii uiaili'il. The day lor
nieetini: ilecldi-il upon was Tues
day. 'Ihe Meerelary aUo reported a
total ineuihershlp ol I wclvc.
'n the same day Ihe hoys' wood
working cluh met willi Mr. Miller.
This eluii has only eUnep uiemheis,
inn It I iik a total of '22 cluh iiicmhcrs
in the entile m liool.
In Ihe woodwoi kini; chili, the
la iy i
of the
i ililler
fourth grade are inak-j'"1"
lug
nl list ol arlh lo than
the older lms. The oldfl' group Is
planning to do sonic wink mi ihe
la I hi'. Air. .Miller experts to gel Ihe
ply-hoard needed for holh ehihs
within a few days. The girls' i luh
will u m this lor si raphooks and
tras. while the hoj s will use it lor
a good many things.
l-'tiday afternoon aller srhoul the
'Sliit Siilcliers-' club iu t with itn
Ineal leader. Mrs. Curl is fa I kins.
Alter the business meeting, diiler
cut stilta'de materials and patterns
lor Ihe project were decided upon.
At the same lime the leader served
punch and cookies lo Hie tuemliers.
Glide 4-H News
i: IIAIiOLO MA KK
'I he Clide Livestock club was re
organized a lew weeks ago, with
Claude I . Tahnil as leader. Iarre
I loss w as elei'leil president, Neil
Talcolt vice president and Harold
Mai l' si-eivlai y. Ol her Uieillhers
aie Hi. k Woo.ls. Ilni I M.-h in.
.Ilmuiy Watson and .lohnny lloluu
son. W'e dei ideil to have our meet
ings every oilier Tuesda.
A new kind of hnnhy riiih was
organized at lilnle this year. It is a
rilleehih. Nllii' hn s are elirnlled.
Mr. Craft, teacher, aceepled the
leadeishi!. Klerleti nllirers lollow:
I Mlgetle ! o president, I leetl
Thoiup'Miu vici- presiih'iii, haiicil
I 'Oss errelar . The ollu-r liielilliers
an- hhk Woods. Nell Taleoit. Hap
Oliver. Kerel! Wesl.DiiU Steele
an. I Harold Mair. Wc dei id il lo
hold our meetings every Wednes
day from ?: lo lo it: a. in. At pies-
eul only 22 i nlilu e i ll Irs w ill
used, l.aler. larger uwh and piMols
will h( iihI. The lirsi uieetini; we
had a target piai Ih e at the latme
consn acted on M r. Alexander's
place back ot tlie Chiituin church.
Seveial ot the members made lair
ly good scores. At the second meet
ing we decided to go lumitiig. We
emlel up slioiuiug ai lit) car..-, am
slick?, in the North I ntpiina liver
oil of the Slratlei swinging biid::e.
At ihe Hind meeting, nisi a leu
o the beys vm'DI liuuling ill a
liearbv Held 1 M k on. Is and Har
old Man were loiltmate In hanging
a lack lalilul. l-'em e pnls and oth
er things seem to make better tar
gets tliaa a real targei lor Hie
members.
4 H Club News
: MKI.I'.A l.l.'iNAIIH
Tli Mill. i.i.l S.r, I II , lull
in. -I Kiuliiy at l. 'in. ...ii In Iran-..!! I
i.t.t- In. suites lii i iu' .11 ::auial ion
.11 III.' i lull.
A Mi l- III.' mil . Mil a volv was
taK.'ll .'.ill. .Tlliuu tlli p;iyinviil tit
.tliv.i. Il was il.'i i.lv.l in pax fivv
ATTENTION!
Hoover Owners
For this coupon and $2.25 we
will clewi, grease and complete
ly overhaul your Hoover Clean
er. We will ,ilso furnish you
with new belt FREE.
Radio Music Store
Authorized Hoover Dealer
Zlrj N. J-ckkon Phone 01
he
used as nei-dcd. Kva Wumlell was
elected treasurer.
Mellia Leonard was elected new
tepnrier. Ue decided to have din
meetings Wednesday afternoon
alter the last reeess.
Crop Estimates
For 1940 Reveal
Drops, Increases
WASHINGTON, Nov. 11'. (AI'i
Tin1 itL-i iriihun' (It-purl infill In
tiny ckI Iniali'd Hits yt-iir'B (.-urn ti ,
wiiii 'i.(;iti"i::T. JmhIu'ih iiioiilicci
'ilKl
. a ml
.2U'A,:
,'HMl Imshfls
tin- i'.t2
fii-yciir
dtii-iioii.
Prfliiijiimry csiiinatfs nl' proiluc-
linil, iilillfllllirt'il ;i innlltll iiiO Mm!
since uiirhaimeil. plaif Intnl wheal
proiliutlon ibis year al VJSXH.
hllHhl-lF.
compared iib 7;, l.dT Mum ,
lawl yciir nml
l.iir.. ihe ten
ami outs pioilm
:::,ihmi imsiiets. cinn
veiir ti venire;
liims in l.l'ls
I Mlel will) !t
!t:!7.'J."..iiiHi ht.xl year.
.oimi hu.hcls, Hie len-
L'l
'in' verar
New erfiitnule
ft pioilmiiitii,
l-nili'lMloilM, Ill-
hilled on Nov. 1
clii'le.l:
I'olilltie. I,miil Imsliels.
:!(il.(iM;.tiii0 iilht ."lili.il Ml. nun,
Suu;ir lu'eis, 1 1 niiii tons, in.
77!'i.'iMti atnl s.:i:!7.nun.
Apples icomi. eiop). i i;..i:.i;.-
elht hnshel.s, 1 i:;,li.V",,t)MO jill'l l-l.-
PERCY
cents per month, proieedn to
1.,... anil mi.. i JTE jr -
I'.-iii-s S3. In;. huslivls, ,",l.ii7.- rliarlvii A. Spisimiu. llinvinur. . JT ,BAawr
linn an I jii.:::i::. .1.1.1. . me 'fV1
liiapi's. -'..'.TT.iinu urns, 2.,-cii.o.iii yMMt Twifflty sW T3
"SeSo, " J nfl wGm
Woman's Club Announces Sale : - MM mM MMj ' - f t - WL-
I'll.- K.isvl. in :; Unnians villi, has Tim annual vxainillali. in Inr lias- M A MMjV JLmfHU H :,'''.? .te;
anni.lln.'.'.l a .'..k.-il l.io.l ami la- I;, ll.all ..llivials will liv llvlil Satur- A JOf HI T V ,v5f
malv salv Inr NommuImt V.h ki Iiv .lay. Nov. HI. al riinin 21 III U.isi- V" - f I H
hvlil at l-owvll's lmi'iliiri. simi-. .U'B junior liiuli sclinol buil.lini:, m Ml" M '''3&SB&
Mis. (iniuuv Krvw and Ahs. Kvs- sl.ulini: al ji a. in., il was an- m Atj I9 1 MT. B ' ::g3M& J&J
i.t llutiu'i' am Joint vlniii invii or ninnuvil lii.lav. I'nilvr l lie mil's ol MMm T- ' XJfU, ' T r '
lilt' linnl sale ami .Mis. Ii. ,. Whip- lliv Slate IIIkIi Svlmol Alhlvliv as- MM M PfJ , mAM ffijl&PSii' ' (fth iirifW S
nlv ami Mrs. I,. Kohlliauvn. Sr.. sovlalinli il is rv,lllrvil lllat olllv M M MJOT - 1 IJMWJw P"' TkXe
aiv joint i haiiiiii'ii of lliv laiiialv . .nil ivl rvlvivvs niav olllviatv In fmtw M MMJMW. . ' ''SLi. "
l.i.-li s,.,ol lu-thall ...in.'s. Kx- f' WMmV irS ?!St
Y BEFORE yT7 I hOJSV Xt'
IY0U BUY YOURl '1 AfJ" A . WA
Thanksgiving Day
for Oregon fixed
By Gov. Spfague
KAI.K.M, Nov. 11. ( AIM Gover
nor Charles A. SirliKue. uroclntm-
iiik .Novenilier !l as ThuiikSKiviiiK
'.V I i'(iie hi witijion "ot
.1, , jumico uuu (.AIM Hoyd lilliotl Stevenson.
iiKht.-uusn.-ss and luolhei hood." ,2(i. WUB 8h(ft , ,,,,, yeHlor!iy
II.- iiik.'.I prayer of thanks he- nfter n dance party, and Sheriff C.
.anse America has heen free from J, McCoy took Burt Turner. 25. in
' war, luiniue and li.'Mtlleucn" while i iusiri.lv .
ptest rviiiK Its Iix'imIoiu and Bccur
uy.
The date, n week earlier than cus-
I toimu y, In tite same as that fixed
i;y rresiuent itooseveit. 'mat day
will he TlutnkHKiviiiK day In ubout
liiree foil nils of Ihe slates, with
the otherH ohseriiiiK il on Noveni
Ler S.
The Koveinor's luuclamalioii fol
io vs:
The jnesident of the I'nited
I Stales haviim designated Thursday.
Ihe twenty tirat day of Novemher
iieM, as a day of national thanks
(Hviiitf, now therefore, I. (Miarlex A.
S);raBue. governor of Oregon, in
(onformity with the law of tlie
stale ami with honorahle cuhIoiii.
do proclaim Haiti Thursday, the 21st
day of Novemher. 1JH, as Thanks-jivin-;
day in Oipkoii. to he oh
served as a public holiday.
Thanksgiving conies as Hip circle
of Ihe year curves in its closing
arc. 'J' lie burnished shield of the
huuter'H moon hangs in the sky.
Li er forsake the parks of high
n.ounlaina and geese point, their
m heloim south w aid w ilh unerring
instinct. The fields which have
yielded in liheral response to the
farmers' discipline lie brown or
ttiltow In HimIi- tintlnil rul'niuli.
incut. Massing clouds herald win
ter ritinu unit minvi'n whiih t:i'nv'iilt
in Ihe endless cycle of Ihe seasons.)
moisture lir the summer lo follow
As in ancient times religious ol"v ""ulrca peace. the prime
rites marked the seedtime and the, minister declared. 1 '
imiaihi rini,'. so in the modem age "What do these ravings ami out
the vernal awakening and the mi- l'iurins count before the-tillence
luninal harvest Inspire holy lesti-f Nuville Chamberlain's tomb?"
vain of invocation and thanksglv The linunii responded with sub
ing. Accur.lingi.v. with humility I titled cheers wlien Churchill ' de
and Jiue graliluile let mil' people clared that "thougli long aliul liaz
asscuihle on the day herein appoint- jurdous years lie before us. ui least
el. at ibeir several places of wor- we enter upon them united and
ship, and there olfer thanl;s to Al- with clean hearts." . -'
mighty tf.i.l for the blessings we ) "Tlie only guide to a man ls: his j
as a people enjoy. His ham! has j conscience." Churchill said, "the
slaxe.i nl our gales War and Ka-jonly shield to his memory Is. the
niiiui and Pestilence. Here schools rectitude and sincerity of his ae-j
ami churches and libraries remain j Hons . . . with his shield, however
hoe; the arts nourish. Age is re- the fates may nhiy. we march al-,
peeled; youth is privileged; those
I"'1" IV'!' '.'!
prelected. A sharp no-
impaign has ended on a -
. 01111 i note ot unity as a vigilant the world, to he- contladlcteit by '.
. itizimship nets guards to preserve Invents, to be disappointed in his
ilie nation s security. Ihopes and to be deceived and
our players of thanksgiving lorUheated by a wicked man . . . wa
""ae '' '' l.eueliis should he'ran be sure thai Neville Chaiuber-
suattiln us. 11 not our niosneiitv
IIIIMIH W 111 IICIIIIMIIK nil' ir nee 1(1
, dlssipaieil with Indulgence: and
ii, ay sympaihy wilh sufleiing kill-, aulboiiiy. which wero powerful.
H.IK lu mothei lauds drive out the , B.lvl ,n(l wmM r,.()m ,,, ..
vice ol arrogance. Above all. in r devaslaling slruggle in which
lorglllg Itistruinents of lorce. let US'WI, ilv0 ,IW engaged."
not llll.-HHI' .H.I Maillli.l.lS Ol jus-I
ticc ami i mileuiisne.sti uml bio
ihrihoful. Thi- miisl reiualu 1 he
(ohMtant uoals ol hiiininl(iml.
In witness whfi-foi' I have hi'ii1
uiilo set my hand and caused tlie
seal ol ihu .stale ol' Oregon to he
aliixed.
l)niHi in Ihe city of Salem 1 his
1 well ih day of No vein her. in t In
ear ol our Lord, nint-'lceii huudit'd
and fir;y.
Chark'ri A. Spiiiyut!, t!uoi nur.
CROFT
seal ol ihu .stale ol' Oreyon to he I
var .if mil- l.unl. llinvlvvli liuiiilicl 4 jgPKR fflSfcT"
each
year, and from (he list of those tak
lug the cxninination. thn state aa
Bociatioti 1hru63 certificated to
those who havo a passiiKr Krnile
and 11 id found qualified to officiate
at paiiies. -
Fatal hooting Trais
Dance at Celebration
I MAHVSVII.l.E. Calif.. Nov. 11.
The whootlng occurred at Chal-
lengH, Yuba county, utter a party
celebrating completion of a tun
nel for the Lake Spalding power
plant of the. Pacific Can & Klectrle
company. .
Churchill Voices
Britain's Tribute
To iChaqibef Im
I.OMION'. Nov. 12.iAI)
Prime .Minister Chun-hill tolil the
I house ol roinmoiiK toiluy that Ne
jvllle ( limnherlaln tiled "ith con
j rlUi-ju-e that had turned the
corner, hist- only grief that he
would mil be a aptictutnr at our
final victory." allhoitBh "long hard
I and hazardous yttarx are ahead."
I In tribute to hia predetesHor as
I primp mlnistetr, who dltnl Salur
!day. Churchill said Ilia Rtrenuoils
efforts lor peace had established
that Britain was "Kuiltlesa of tho
blood and terror and misery which
have eiisulled so many land and
peoples and yet seek new victims
l mill."
"Ilerr Hitler protests with fran
tic v6rds and vestures that he
ways In tho ranks of honor.
"It fell to Neville Chamberlain, i
in one of Ihe suiireine . crts.. nf i
I..I -.I ...l.t ....
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Secretary laird Halifax, who held
hitt toKt also ii'tder ('liaiubcilalii':
iidm In is) ration, vnid his t'onner
PAUSE
BOTTIED
ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA
aminatinna nro rontltirtPil
chief never
relaxed his efforts to
prepare Britain tor war, even
while doing his utmost to avoid
war. - '
"One great fact ho was able to
accomplish," Halifax .".aid. "was
that, "when war came, It tamo to
a fountry united."
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POTTERY, open
94-PC. SET SERVICE FOR 12
HP'
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Garbage S
NOW OPERATING IN
ROSEBURG
Rubbish hauling of all kinds. Restaurant Collections Car
cass Removals. Reasonable Rates Efficient Service.'
Telephone 338
ii -i ; !
Ice-cold Coca-Cola was made to
end j our thirst pleasantly. It is deli
cious to the taste. It is refreshing.
And after you drink it, the sense of
refreshment lingers on. Thirst asks
nothing more.
THAT REFRE
UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA
WORKS
Music Teachers to Meet Tho
DotiBlus County Music- 'rescuers
association will meet Thursday at
a 11:45 o'clock no-hostess dinner
at tho Hotel Umpqua to be follow
ed by a program and business ses
sion lit the studio of Miss Ciladys
H Stninc.
ROASTERS
For Your
Thanksgiving
Turkey . . .
Reed Enamel '
ROASTERS
L ' ond J J
Small Reed Enamel
Roasters $1.25
Wear Ever "
ROASTERS
$4.95 & $5.95
stock . . . $8.00
ervice
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