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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1940. Petain Has Trump Card In His Sleeve Hit Orier Would Sand Great Colon ol Force to Aid of Britain in ("resent War. FUNNY BUSINESS nv Ity DKWITT MACKL'XZH-; (Ity the Assorlnled Press i Knoiiier I f il Jtr would appear nil uupxpectedly to hnvo encountered a Tartar In thi' person ol Krutiee's aged bill agile dictator. Marshal Peluln. who Is try! UK to loin I his peopjp out of tlu w llderness of de feat. Tlu supposedly tractable 4)1)1 ffOlflHM- VUllllfllly llllS I1V(C(I llor- limn Irr by hid hltz!rie&; ousting nf Vice-Premier Lnval. his rlilit hand man and hnlr to li In office, as chief nf stole. This koiihuHoiiuI move Is said to huvo been coincident wlih a lefusal by thi' marshal 10 allow nai troop to pass through Kiv:i-h ports 1o Dip aid nf Mussolini' hard-pressed fnrres In Libya and Albanln. Laval reportedly acted , as Intermediary Tor the (!ermuu request. . ' Now Nni Knvoy Otlo Abet. 1 In Vichy, with a linivy guard or soldier. ti investigate a still . b score position and find whether ('Cain's altitude menus thai lie is hulking nt cooperation with Hit ler. Should Abelz discover thin in be tbo case, the fuehrer's answ er ' hi pernio might he the military m- r.,...,,)!..,. ,,f ..II l..... II... .H,. r n, ,..n,,i,r,,i l !""" "l'"nll1.n. In Hiori. I.iih.1 inraii i-mpin. wlih lis wralih i.r (ram-o-tiPriiiini .re humi'l 5-1 " .', ',,M ', 11 "'""' 'I'!"!'.1' ' maliTiiils ami man power , ul Iii"ii i-muliitli-il. Iml nnly I In- nrtii- . h ",h "" "'- " j Hijimi 11 Id ihr nlcl nf Hritaln liy ii isllri'. , , , , ini'i" livi" f JVtnin's haml. Bui In inv miml ii iii.'illiT of far I " miiiiiim-iImii Ii Ik Import . rinii. Drr, nri.h iri-.-atfr ilnporlunr,. Ihn.l lml IV "' '" " '-'! '"" '-" Co "'al Bntuh lliin ban ilmif l why ln illil II l lor iDnpi-intliin with li'r-j -Many n I In- I'lilnniiiln aro xiruiii: what !iivc ta I in Hik r'nilrnci' lii tlu f mmiy. anil Uml ho Iiiiik lian 1h-ii , I'lo Ml II lli. soinr nlriaily linvi' il. Thin 1 bi'Mi.vi- must In. Alii'lz s 1 'if unitiiriiisii. ," '""'i ir wiiiiiikiii..k io nu-in hlir pi'illih'iii. Nnu Ihr iiinnil of Dip impsimiI I MlKlinrt lliul I lli'l'i''H Ptltilli'il I luilinmlln ivnillll Hi'Mil 10 hi' thai inntlliwl fn Hip nil) imti-Klmrii Ruin- Mnrnhiil IVIalll. whllo iiniliiiihti'illy bit1. Thoi-i' b prnll-iiillttp rrmn liln willing tu rtHipfM-flln with llitlir iili'i'Vp pnniMliln w liieli InokK j v. ii.iim Innllrt. nan tin intention of Pilnnlrlouiily like an nri. 'I'hn lai't Uai-riliriiii; his country on tin- linn IlitliT Ik Hiiin-oai'llInK 1111' sit- Haiti aitar for Mm saki or ilariil- j iilii-ni all'airs in ;MH'-a i.-i III- firi-iit nation ranliollHly woiifil itiilicnli' lii'iinany. Aiiioiik othor Ihinas ! i.i'noi al .Miiximi r iiancl. 'ii s that. hi, loo, kith tln iii-ii ol In- has jiilii-ali'l dial ho will not in poni-i-lnl P'ailor anil, so far us "I iloh'l t Ii i 1 1 li I'd Ho for Hip siibinm iiip service- I t-nn't ' hold my Ijieulli very luno!" Rayon Produced From Seaweed I.KUHI. Yorkhir- Knq. (for respoiulettce of the Asftoelaled I'reKsi A inetlioil lo niakf rayon fi oiu seaweed Is Hiinciunred hy Prof. (. II. Sjieakman of leeds ti n t ersUy. I'rtif. Spealiinan snys the sea weel rayon is rheaper tu manu facture than the present rayons. He dM the ren.arcl for a Hritish I'irtn w hime name has not been made public. Tin annutincemeat said that production of the new material in expected to stu:t within a month. One udvaimine nt the fabric. I'ldt. SpeaUtnnn said. Is resistance to fire. A pieci- of t'lis rnyon. soakfd In Kaoliiif, and burned, re tiilncd iis streniiih ami texture. De tails of the fire experiment were not made public, but I'rof. Speak- in an suy jested thiil the fire test indicated possible w;ir uses fur the seaweed lulu ic. (Inquiry anions Amerb-an clieni ical aiithnilties brought Hip state- meiit i ha l scnu eed rayon should lie leas i hie. but that an industrial drawback Is Ihe expensp of ffath 'i litfj. which, accord In k to Amerl- 1'itu esperiiuents wlih sen soun-es nf rayiui. costs more iha:i the HePK and cotton frmn which jayon is now iiiiule, The chemists said that under suitable condition;-) ray on fibers arc- resistant to lire.) and Mm. Lynn lJuilej unU baby, L;. nda. Mih. .Mary Hatnuett. who 1ms been vIrIUu? with Mrs. Ada Craw ford and otbpi- frlndu, lelt tor Port li.mi Satutduy. I .Mr. and Mrs. .tenfp V. AdaDinoii of WpriiiKlield, OrcKon, whip din ner uuesu nt Hie home of liis cou Hin, .1. V. Adamsoii, Tuettdav noun. ( Mr. find Mm. Al. (J. Heath ac companied by Mrs. Heath's mot her. jMrs. Mamie Hust and her two small daughters. C'arletiP and Curo in. visited their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ilass In Mtd irose. last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Heath returned in time (o attend line ball sanies of Hip Comets and , Vikintis wilii Hip Oakland teams the samp evenlne. I Mrs. Mary Lanphn.'ir and Miss Sada Muxson. of Campbell. Califor nia. fib-l'MA of Dr. Maxson, arrived hen Wednesday evening via bus. for hii extended visit in the home ol Dr. ami Mrs. J. C. Maxson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dyer mo tonil to Dlllard Friday and spent the niuht with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Itay Laurance. Oscar Mishop, a recent arrival Ifo-n Nebraska, has rented the w It Ii Hi lliiln. Aliindated Syria Morwcn. Ali riii. Tunisia. Kreuch West Africa, ami many more -w hat a team of allies Im It, j taiu! Petain's fhiel ol military and po i MVIM DK CliKKK, Dec 17. .Mrs. III. M. ShirtcMit. Sr., returned Mon Iday eveniun from t'olorndo, wiieiv j she had spent sever al weeks viit- nm tier pa rem s. r.n route nome File stoopefl in llicbmoud. Calif., for a visit wilh her sou in law and limit liter ami granddaughter, Mr. (Howard ilrouaon place on Neal I lane with view of making his home 1 hero. Darrel Rueil Is working for Myra iharp at the L'nion service station, taking the place of her son-in-law Lloyd Curtis, who is reiurn:ng to his work nt the cottar mill. Ilalph Haley, a Myrtle Creek boy, is now stayiitK In Canyonville. diiving truck for C. K. Hpnsley 'if ItosebujB. brliit'.ng lops from the rami above Drew to the Myrtle Creek Lumber company. Mr. and Mrs. Kted Johnson were down from JJoomer hill Saturday, lettini; their mall and shopping. I liea wei-e mcplving congrntul lions on their 4.'i(h wedding anni ersary Dpp. in. which they would spend quietly nt home. Robert MeCrae. who for the past few weeks lias ueen engaged fn taking testltiB samples from the iiickle mine situated near Itlddle. for the Kovernmeni, left Tlmrsdav for a visit with his family at Me Cull. Idaho. Mr. McCrne expects to lelurn abuut tbo first of January to continue bis work at the mine. He reports very satisfactory re sults from these tests. Lota of Rain curred nt Taylor, Tex., . ou Sept One of the heaviest rainfalls everj9-R 1921. when 23 Inches of rain recorded In the. United States oc-'fpll during tne two days. . Mr VJL An Si BASKETBALL TKP Tuesday, December 1 7th SLii' Senior High Gym 7:30 P. M. Roseburg High School 5. Roseburg High School Alumni Adults 35c; High School and Junior High Students 25c; Kiddies 10c, tax exempt BASKETBALL CLINIC PRECEDING GAME which more ii noli Pelaiii M dismissal or Laval Isn't AiirprisltiK. As hum tiKo as lust October I reported In this column that Liivnl was ambitious, and that from personal com act with him I tboiiLtbt be would be a toiiirh opponent fn n poker Hame Tliia was ihe time that be airah',' Join nazldtini in making war on: has tippisned. hi ir.rltalu And whetp does Marslial Pelaiii n leader of a crusncd and deh-ai-nd nation get the pluck to dely I he conqueror of most of Lnropc',' J personally believe Petain's streuglli lies In the fact ibal the people would iollnu. Hut lb 'Krame's cidoulal empire la still In-lis no Indication (hat the general ed the meeting lifiwen Petain t(ict and iiucoiiuneied. u lll move exeepi in under orders and Hitler to dWeiiss Kruiico Her- ' Then' t nrt!! ('oiibt Hint tliNllrom hi" chief fn Vlchv v. ill hiilow Ihe orders id Ins mo- eriimeul. There are many observ ers who feel that Ihe pioltrilish sen II 111 ell ill Cl encn , flicii is sIioiik cimhikIi so that II Weyaml uavn ihe wind lo join tie- Miitisli. A mm Ul uini Almost forty years ago. a doctor who was very Ul invented a compound cereal food with which he hoped to bring hlrrmeli back to heartiness and health. This food, which was chiefly composed of whole grain rye and wheat, he called Roman Meal, be cause In olden days the ration of a Roman soldier was a pound of wheat and a pound of rye every day. When this doctor had recovered he placed this amazing food on the market and for more than throe decades Roman Moal has been famous as a cereal and as an ingre dient in other foods. Now this delicious cereal has been baked into a new, delight ful, utterly diiferent kind ol dark bread . . . ROMAN MEAL BREAD . . . which is de lighting thousands of people every day. Roman Meal Bread is unique. It gives you EXTRA minerals, EXTRA vitamins, rough age thai Is mild but eliiclent, and yet this i I our today's fj fl GRAND kZ J3 L --m SUGGESTION Sj WAV TH "TTS 1' fnjtk Westinghouse Mazda WAY I J ' 1 . ' i Parslow I; - - . & HARDWARE CO. If 1 1 1 1 VMt - ' 3s 3 A l Tjljg viuuu i u u u u Lif C sp 1 k APPLIANCES 111 ll X -m- y Mm amazing loaf is low In caloric content. This makes it idoal for Diet. Reducing and Roughage; however. Roman Moal Bread is also a splondid bread for gonoral table use ... so tasty, so tempting, so gonulncly good lo eat that your very first golden brown slice will make you cry: "This is the dark bread for mo!" And you'll be right! Roman Moal Bread IS the dark bread for you and everyone elsel However, when you buy Roman Meal Bread, be sure you got the genuine. Others, seeking to cash in on the sensa tional public demand for this loaf, are now wrapping their breads so they look like Roman Meal Bread. Roman Moal Bread cannot be imitated because only one baker in a community is licensed lo produce il, so whon you buy, look for the Roman sol dier on the band and make suro you get GENUINE ROMAN MEAL BREAD! ,4 f jr IMMWMMMtMMI III' HHjHM !W.WBWMMMMiillMB No gift could be more thoughtful thon these gifts that KEEP ON GIVING in months ond years to come. They're MORE BEAUTIFUL, MORE CONVENIENT, MORE ECONOMICAL than ever before! You'll find if an easy matter to solve ALL of YOUR gift problems ELECTRICALLY! COPCO As beautiful os they are useful. Check your list NOW You'll find there's an appropriate electrical gift for everyone on i