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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1941. 1 r i. i ' 4 British Aid Plan So Involved Its Fee; Are Helped B l S'TW CATTOS . Newa-r.u !cv.- WitnliliiKton CoirBDi)ii(1Piit.' ' WAflM..TrtN-i First ',ik Job-of the new coiikiprb .will Do u little nroblHl'll 111 npplled ccouomii-s: how far ran jrnu no in tli ajr of buy ing a warring nelghlioi' lil nuns nnd ammunition without buying i yoiirlf a iiwe of his win ? Aid for llrltaln will be tlio No. 1 topic on Win luouiain-'Wilh bells on. Ami a wrap Just an dptcrnilnvil Uhourh probably not an Ion) an ' Hint turned on when the president pot the anna embargo repealed in 19:19 la certain to result.' 1 , lt'a llkelv to take aermil ;uiier liirniOff. that Bcrap. - i . r . ' .Mint what aort of ftld-Bi'itiiiur legis lation the ailniiiiislrallon Ik golni? to hand foni-egs isn't clear yet. It's 'likely to be involved, becnuae the preidrlmit'a Idea Is Involved. nd M'htle the .president aeema lo bave the votea. to get pretty much vliat lie wanla. the .very fnet that the new law Ik i;oinK lo have to be fio Involved will give be iaolnlion ata ncvernl ehanena to take a pood toe-hold" and wrestle It around. ; Without Dollar Sign. You van flmire that out for your self. Here's a plan Hint would' have ho V. 8. government taking over he proline! Inn , or guns. pliiueB. chips and go on for tireal ftrlttiln. Tlin big idea Is to get the aiulf built without, as I lie pi-ealdeut puis It. worrying aliout a lot nf allly dol lur signs. Having built II, yon get It oversell Vast, and you call It u loan, 'or a leuso. or something Blnii Jar. the general Iden lieiug that jifter (he whole fuss la over you can tt down and figure out who guts paid for how much, and with wliut. ..Anything like I hut Is naturally jwing lo give sarcastic opponents .(of Mliich the administration has it huge collodion in this congress) a fine chance to inqulro how .vou're going to cash In when some 'body senda a lt' thousand well uaed bombs buck to you. OUR BOARDING HOUSE J , with Major Hoople J THERE 1 WA, ONE LON5 TMEM THE 5 O'CLOCK Ji i-a " . w. - 's'.sT -vi Kl KEESAM AND HIS MOB- K VOL) WOKE UP, cgfi VEAH.' yA Wt TWE KILLER STOOD THERE. tfl gnjeaked out from yffA T UOPC I ' 5 MIS SIX-GUMS SMOKING, AN' 7BUiND THAT KE rXrfeLADSTONE ' I WALKED UP AN' SMACKED IN THE BREWERV, JjlS IT J DON'T START 1 1 tntiv l.v-'l-LCK. lUMrN r 1 7 rAlMLJ -'UlM(Htll HLl KJH-1 Mb J ttf lUVCP; KHMUBINC; J IMC lllVtfc J1-0A I J tollL-L LjAVStT A I ,i'T KT WT s E Jffi I ' ' ' 'VWA3,J !M TO BED, JAKE ' i '-- Cmf4W x$&-hJr Mzm it's gettinis lme - I Ml BVHEA SgPVlCt, IVC. r. M. REG. U. 8. PAT. OFF. I I Myrtle Creek Lj Ld Around the County Conyonvilfe ; I'ANYONVILLK. co. III. Mr. Aiif) Mrs. Krml llnyen were tliniiLT KUutttH lit the Humo of Mr. uiitl Mifl. Klninr HiU'v of UoMobuiK on Chrlnlmn8 ilav. Tht'ir moh. Hay jnonU, nwnt iltv day with him t-mi-in, Mr. unit Mrs. Harnt-y liHtlvr 'brnmU nf HilUleOtti. Hct ulno tm .1o)'(l h HhuppliiK trip to INji-UiiihI "before relitrnin liouif. Mi. dud Mt-8. Murk K I Unit ami Jnnidy. .Mr. mid Si, liultt Ktllott uml fatiiily. Ah, und .Mm. (ieortm ijOM uiitl Mr. ninl Mih. Kurt I.ubln nt U'olf Crei'h i'iiJnyMl a ('hrlut iiuiH iltnncr at Hit' Ralph HoxkliiK .lionip WpiliU'flilay. r Mr. and Mi-h. .fnn Hopkins and Karl Htilter of Butte Kalln have wui tho imttt. (H'VHi'iil days viM fni! ri'lntlrcd htri.. 1hi llonkliu fmvi rented their farm near Red mond and have recently made their home- In Unite Kutlfe. , Men. Kmiua (rood ot Klamath I'll I In Kpent ChriHtmuK nlylit as tho tfuoHt of Mvb. tipome r.omf. Sho returned home ThtiiHday after noon. '. Several memlieiH of tht Arthur Ailams fiuntly have heen very 111 with the flu. Mr. AtlaniH hu tie red severe coinplleutloiiri which necert . imitated emeiTency treatment by a ph Hlcliin. Me tM ureatly improved fit this Mine, however, nnd (hi other members of Ihe Inmlly are .able to be about, uuuin. : Mrs. I'. 11. NhrIc was 11 dinner (ruet nt tlie home of Mr. ami Mrs Iteii Itensoti of Ciller .iluy. Mr. and Mis. Fred Klllolt en 'juyed a fillet fuiully reiininu ami 'rhrlMinas dinner Wedneluy wlu'ii ,'lhelr son, (ieiie. and ilaimhlfr. .Jlortha May. joined them tor the oceasloii. ttcne will rt'tutu t I'as t inte en II eye and lortlm .May lo 'O.S.C. after (he holidays. ., I!. W. I'uulrioii and ctilldien. Itar bara and Kverelt, spent Clnisimas eve at the i 'mi I nun Itunlly reiminn, which was held at the home uf I Mi, and Mrs. T. (Ullvani of J.ooklnulusn. A Chi Istnuis tree -and a hounlllul dinner was imiJov- -d. Mr. and Mrs. I inn Jn d and .small sun of Klumuth Kails in- l ived Tuesday to upend Chi Istma.H Canine "Life Guard" Takes a Hand I JT-.'T. . 5s, r" jJ,r- . fir i AIVRTLF CREEK. Dec. 31. Mr. n and Mrs. Kenneih R. . Winston ar- I O lUrTiania rived at the home of her mother, . Airs. Kiitn yirter. t'nrmtnias eve. ' Tiiey stayed through the week nnd h I n.lnrn..,l ,n )lalK I.. I.. U'l... ,.nt. I Kails Sunday. ItusK and I'hll liriKKs and Joe YVi'lKht Weill to Portland .Monday to isit ilodr mother, ..Mrs. Kunicc WriKlil. who is 111. She is lieini; eared tor in the home of her daughter. Miss Patricia Tallm is nere from Siayton. upending the holidays with her parents, .Mr. and -Mrs. 'H'.' .M. Talbot. Word was received here Wednes day of the death of Mrs. Addle lluti'hinson lir a hospital In Port land on Chi'lslmas day. The burial was from Fair Oaks church. Sulh erlin. on Salurdiiy. Alberta anil Louise Voconi ri- turtied to their work on Sunday oin-i nprniiinjL; uiu i.unsiiias va calion here. Mrs. Tillie YiH-o-a rc-clved word from her son, Herbert Vocom. from lioo-.i. North Carolina, he had com pleted his work with ihe forest service lor the year, was off for one day and was put lo work on surveying; lor flood control. After the first of Ihe yeur he expects to have permanent work with Ihe for est service. In. nnd Mrs. J. c. .Maxson left Monday night by train lo spend Christmas with llieir daughter. Airs. Cllboe. and family, llakers field, California. Mr. and .Mrs. Ilurnlil Maxson had as llieir dinner guests Christmas Mrs. Mary l.anplii-.ir. Miss Sada .Maxson, .Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wells. Herbert Jones and his mother. Airs. Hell Heath spell! Chrlslnuta MiiiiKiuer, .Airs. Kuss Itrings. anil family on South Jlyr- Marjory and Ilorotliy Males or Kiluene arrived Christmas eve to .it" .in vinisimas Willi tlielr par ents. Air. nnd Alia. (1. li. Hales. They motored lo Koseburg and bad lilrUey dinner with ihe II. H. .Mor snn family on Christmas day. Air. and Mis. Hoy lliyant 0n Fro zen creek entertained i lamilv ualheriiiK at a blrllnlav and Christ mas dinner combined, it living Key's birthday, liecembcr 25th. Mr. anil Mrs. Kmest liiyant had Mrs. May lliown and young ami ris dinner Cllests Christinas Mi- II,-.-- As Rumania looked increasingly imporlnnt in German plans, whatever direction they" may take, Baron Manfred von Kil lingcr, above, former consul seneral in San Francisco, was shifted from Slovakia to Buch rest js German Minister to Rumania. ant's mother. Mrs. .Minnie Pendle ton, is spending t lie holidays with her aim in San Diego. California. William Newtnn left Christmas eve for Alarslifielit. for a visit, with his brother and other rel.itivea on the coast. -Mr. and Mrs. T. (!. Rhodes were joined at their Christmas dinner by , it.k. Word comes that Hughy, who .Monday evening, January 13th. Mrs. Harold Hates and son, Rich ard, went to Tacoma, Washington, fiecember 20th to spend Christmas with her father and mother, .Mr. and Mrn. Fred Sams, and her sis ter. Mrs. Jaunlta McEwin, relum ing Sunday. Dec. 29lh. Mr. and .Mrs. Victor Cornult en tertained with a, turkey dinner Christmas Airs. Corniitt's broihei In law and sister. Mr. awl Mrs. Hal Haskin. and their two children, from Itoseburg. and .Miss Hazel Colluln, Kugene, also Mr. Corn ill I 's parents, Air, and Airs. T. N. Cor nult. Dr. nnd -Mrs. Verne Adama . re turned last week from their wed ding trip, having recently been married iu the First Presbyteriun church in Portland. Alias Anna Kdmundson Is hero from Portland visiting her sister. Mr. and .Mrs. W. F. Hayes. Aliss Ed muudsou will work in the office of the Alyrile Creek Lumber company alter the first of the year. Miss. Ethel Thompson of San Francisco, Calif.. has returned home after spending a week with her mother, .Mrs. Alary Thompson. Air. ami Airs. E. M. Renfro, who have a cabin at Union Service An lo camp, spent Christmas day witli their sun and family, A. N. ltenrro. In Coquille. Oregon. Melvin Earl Davis came home from Vancouver. Wash., where he has been attending junior college. Me was accompanied by his chum. Clair Wallers. Rev. and Airs. .1. Al. Davis and their guests took Christ mas dinner with Air. ond .Mrs. tienrge Taggart. Aliss Lillian Weeks, who is at tending school In Portland, is spending the holidays with he-r parents, Air. and airs. Oscar Weeks, of Dole. Adam Fredrick of Eugene nnd John Fredrick of Heaver were home for Christmas dinner with their parents. Air. and Airs. A. . rred accompanied by her son, Leland Troub, who Is attending barber college In Portland. Miss Orilla Peters entertained for Sunday dinner, her brother-in-law and. sister. Mr. , and Mrs. V. Hounds, and niece, Mrs. -Margaret Mc.Mannls, and -. daughter, Tresa, from Dole. . ' .... , Mrs. Gladys Hice-Vas Home ror the, family gathering' at the Bounds ' home Christmas, returning Thurs day In her work In; Medlord, ac companied by hef daughler, Kath erino. Airs. John Wimer and girls,' Juan itn, Shirley and Hetty Irene, have been spending the holiday week with her parenls. Mr. and Mrs. Illllie Hales. Mr. Wimer came Snl iirday and Ihey relnrned to Ash land for their household goods to seek a new location, due to the health of his daughter, Netn. For newspaper deliveries after 5:30 Pleas Call 159-L Mr. ami, Mrs. Feirol lies and datiKh ter. Lorelee, or Kofeinii'K. The Hod and Cun ( tub at thelr 1ant meetiuc elected officers for the year as follows: Paul Froehlieh, president; II. A. Adams, vice-president; K. A. Shlt'tcllli'. secretary; Vic Cornutt. ami K, ('. Chapman, team captains; John Wilson, field captain. Cordon Dyer and .Nelson Kust were elected as junior field captains. The captains will choose the mi'inbers for their sides at the nevt meeting which will be held is now In the civil service at Washington, D. (, rinds his work very interesting, and is enjoying living in the east. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Aldridge en tertained at dinner Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horton and their daughter anil son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. lti.ll Hughes, from Suth eiiin. Airs. Florence liaynor of Ilrem- erton, WashiiiRton, is lu re visiting her sister. Mrs. Troy Wallace, and family and ntlnr relatives. She is ORDER Winters Fuel NOW! Slab Wood Prices 16-ln. Dry Slab Wood, 1 load . $4.50 4-ft. Dry Slab Wood, per cord $3.00 Green wood Is available In 4-ft. and 16-in. lengths. Mill wood Sawdust A handy pooch la have nronnd where folks swin is King Soritis. Ill, n 150-pound Newfoundland dog, belonging lo Kilty Dims. Miami Beach nightclub operator. Sen us. trained hs a life-saver, is pictured above, demonstrating his skill with his mistress. Allhouuh he can pull in a distressed swimmer by seiz ins a hand in. his inoulh. his Krip is so yentle his teeth don't leave a scratch. (truce Kohei tson Is I it-overt iik from an attack of flu. Wayne Carey has been assisting her with the stat ton diiihitf her ill ness. Mr. u ml Mrs. .1. Crow spent ChrlHitiiHs day visiting with rela tives In Medlord. Churles Foft of Furi;o, North Da kotn, is vtsitiuie durlm; the holi days al the home el Mr. ami Mis. C. K. Yoiiiik. Hi will return Mon day In ihe Vancouver barracks where he Is stationed for military ttaiuiuu. M r. and M is. Jim I losk ins and daimliler. .lean, and John Hoskiiift lsiteil Cliristmus day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mume. Let tin Whalev. w ho has been Christmas leuiploved al the Creeiiwitch tav ern, has returned in her home in ilemlale tor a brief visit heroic Moinu tti California where she will euier Junior college. Itllt Wtbler nt (ilemhile u.is a dinner vuesl at the ay Paulson home Chi'iMuuiH day. itnh Miller Is htnue iioui Kiuene In s i m -in 1 Ihe hnlidiiys. M r. and Mrs. Nm uiaii sltn afi :n e en joying the 4 'lit M mas v.u a l Inn u II h their sons. I)e;iit and I .elaiul and their sou ami ilauuli tei-lnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Ar-h-cralt at Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Kmiald l.tifl'et h;ie pu i -chased l he limber shop limn Itnh ( out la t. The Cail on I He lintel lian been purchased h the llnyei s tamih nf (llemiale. 1 r. and M is. Man utt nei s, expect with Mr. and Mis. C. K, Vouim Mrs. uhtyd and baby are remainhiLC iinc. the lm uhm lur several days' vUtt and Mr. In Incaie mar tin and Mrs. N. II. Asltciiii't. Mrs. A. M. ShattVr and urniid- daughter, Helen Ha-khis. itnt ihel Christmas vacalinu at the Imme of! Mrs. Shatter's daughter iu I.os An 'Keles. I I telly Dodye spent Sunday Mild ! Monday at the home or Iter par 'uts. .Mr. and Mrs. Cleuu Undue. Sllf has I ecelilly ( nmpleted lire t i rst yeat in nurses' training hi Cortland. Mr. and Mrs. John Kduaids nf Redding, Callt.. visiied Sunday and Mnlldiy at the hmne nf Mis. Kd w ards' parenls. Mr. and l rs. Uay Hartley. They expect In move In Marshtield shortly to make their home. Jeanelte Imdm-. student nf the Cniveisity id' ineemi ;it Kuueiie. spent Ihe holidays with her par ents. Air. and Mrs. (ileiin hndge. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Steele have moved fiom the (thai barher shop in the II. J. Hush hmie. Miruierly .i.i-ni. i. hi- li- li.itn Mi Sf...l.. has employment in Kucene as a L,.( V""'1 i ....i. ... ...i vi,., .i ..... .,1, Their In dreli expect to join hi ill u hell I school Is nut j Mrs. n. I. I .en Is. son nweii and Verlnn James are spendum a week j visit nm rein I iv es In Ktmene and Spi iimtleld Mrs. Dick Steele Is I caiiitv for Ihe stoic- while they are-' tone II. I! CiMlnaiie id vi dtiil Sunday mm ntim hnmt nt his sister. M i I'auDon. Roosevelt Placed Third On Lis! of U. S. Speakers Minih It' RED S WHITE'S WASIIINCTO.V Jan. I . - I A I') I 'resident IJoosevelt w as rated to day as rhc third best American puhlic speaker in the past century. A hra ham Lincoln ranked lomt It no the Itst pref ired by I'lnf. K. C. Hance. ol the Cniversity of Michi gan, an authority on oratory alid niie of (he speakers at Ihe coinen tinn here nl the Naiional Assn ia lion nf Teachers ol Speech, Dr. Hance wave top honors to Henry Ward Iteecher, wriltr, ora tor ami clergyman. Second dace went to William Jeiiuinus Itryaii. TTie president w as i veil third I'lace. the nt ofessor said, "desnito the tact fhost writers prohahly en- j ler mto the preparation ni certain speeches." Specials for Friday and Saturday, January 3 and 4 The most interesting topic of conversation these days is the "weather" In January hot foods bring good cheer and satisfaction to ravenous appetites. Why not plan to serve Red & White Soup as a starter for your evening's meal. Keep a generous supply on hand at all times, it will simplify the lunch problem. Wheat Cereal Red & White 28-Oz. Pkg. . 17c aie iiniedihly larae. ids nfteii aie a million miles iu diameter, while their tails inav attain a length nt ten million niih-s. land the W. vicimiN ii (he JJoyd will return for them Sunday. Mind a sultalile location. Mrn. Naomi Klliott and l.llla 'Vouim of Itoschnru 1 tilled their pa renin, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Vouiik. ,'Juesday ninl Wednesday. A number of the bus renin Can ' on tile uml ueit;libnrlu l oinmunt ,'tfes, who recently entered military . unit naval tiainiu.. have been pet lultled to spend the holtdaxs visit- iuir at their respective homes. The lo.lowhm are annum those now on tminiiy. haxltit; , lurlonch: Henry l.omr. Maiden Hie hmil hiv.li A croup nl twenty-three rela tives and friends I mm Can;, on ille and Myrtle Cteek tissemtded at Ihe home nl Mr and Mrs. i tor Shaw Sunday, 1 'et . -Jnd. as i: nests nl a lovel diniier nuen in honor of .Mr and Mrs. l.eston Kate ami small son. Ma.ior (tobert. Ml' nioomtield . w .N-isey. , raie n.i n niiiin trleilils in I1n. loin madualei) I rom hool Later he ..Shaw, Jmnes Mauley, Walter Tel- attended and uraduated from Al ' hum, (ileiin (iiimore, Arthur and hauy cnlleue after w hu h he se Wiley Winner. Don and Hurry isured a pnsitlon in Hie l s. de ; Wricht and Cecil Smith of Dnys i t ail in -in ot am h uthiie in New 4 Creek, nnd Kddie Hurr. t Mom S Jei m , w le u- he has heen eiu I'ord. who recenlly visited here midmed dining the past iwehe -Inrtoiuh. Is HL'atn in Hawaii hav- ears. Mr ami Mis Caie hit the na Jnsl arrived there on the ship. Unt oi Hie week lor Kl Case, the I'.S.S. Portland. Texas, where he will si-rve a- Tin-: Mr. and Mrs. Itiyon W oodruff , lleutenani in an unit airci.itt i-cl-I luivr moved ttmn the W .liter Cor- ineni. I te leine behind uinnv mitt hoiie lo HoMehtirtf. ifiiends who wInIi them mmh mh- Mrs. Dave Tn lor uml children icess and happluexs in theh iicw ,,of JltiHCbuifr, Mr. and Mrs. Waller laineniuri -Smith of I'm I land, have been Hpt'HdliiK the past seveni I day s " lsllhix here with trieiidn and leht- :,:nvwi. Cu.lv In Sumner of lhuiu was la town rfsillliK trleiidft Ftlduy. Mn, llrmilord Wyuter has re DlriK'd home from FUnjehun; where sho HMtlsted bh clerk in the J. 0. J'enney store iIurliiR Hie bollday rueh. .Mrs, Klhi Meals Is con lined to her home with the flti. Mr. nuii RIph. Robert Swunsbutx Mild Jlltle fHtiK'httr fpont Chrttf-ina-a day with relaliMS In ilalsey. Mrs. Sophia Koepke Dies Af Her Home Near Drain ' h - So). hie Maile Koepke, T?l. died at bet home near Drain Wed lies. ,,v alter a short Illness. She a-- l.oi a In i let inaiiy. ( ictober T. ' I I . and w .is married in that i -unit on -'ebruat t;. tw" a( KaiNlMiur. to Wllliain A Knepke I hey lioih came to this country ;.'. eai. ao and located in Creuon. ! They him' hecu residents ot Drain! and vt inti v i ontiuuniisly. I He.iles Ihe Wlilottel, Iie is sill'- i vived U tie dausihters. Mis. Joe1 nliii-.s. Mrs. John A Wroe and' Mrs 'iod A. Wroe. all nt Keeds port . Mrs. It. K Kennedy, Salem. ! ami Mri. f larrv ,i' Da is. Di a in. ! and n ou. Frank K. Koepke. Drain.' She w! n member ol the Clni-tmu h mh. Diatn. where sen ires will be IhM Satuulay at 1' p in . Kev. V Trimtde ottii iatinu: Atraim' inctili lo cine ot the Stearns mor- ! tu;n. Oakland. ; Canyonville CANVDNVII.I.i: Jan. '1 Mr and Mi". Holnvt Slut ler leitirned Sat urday evening fmm Duiisuimr. Calif., wheie they visited Mrs. Shaffer' father, .lame Cnrrii k. Mrs. Charbs Voumr has leen confined to her bed the pat six enil days due to il seie inbl. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jewse Itushnell and dnUKhter. Joy. ol Katie I'oiut, ,;pctil iiM-irtl day, d m i"n lh hub i d:irv visiting nl thdkuin ol Mr. Umpqua Packing Co. REE DSPORT Ptiys 50 cents under PertUnd price for top hogs. 160 to Z.?0 lbs. Need 100 a week. Farmers get together, I can haul 40 to 45 in load. If you haul yourself, will pny 25 cents tinder Portland price, weighed nt plant. Write or phone. BOWLING? Surely, I'll Go" Now It's the ladles who feel the urge to bowl. They know the wonders It can do for the ftgure. besides guar, antcelng an evening of exhib crating sport 1 Roscburg Bowling Alley FLOYD BAUGHMAN Owner-Manager Cake Flour Red & White Large Pkg. . 22c Shortening Red & White Highest Quality Pure Vegetable 3-Lb. Tins . 45c Coffee Red & White Drip or Regular Grind l-Lb. Tins . . . 25c . 73c $1.37 HARVEST PRIOE FLOUR Guaranteed all pur pose, 49-lb. sack Washo Granulated SOAP 4-lb. 5.0Z. jm 0m Packa8e 4 Red & White CLEANSER 3 cans for .. 6 bars for .. 14c Lady Godiva TOILET SOAP Blue White BROOMS Our Value BROOMS Each 29c 67c 57c Blue White TOILET TISSUE I OX) sheet rolls. t 4 for ... ZJC Red & White PEANUT BUTTER "18 Red & White Corn or GI053 STARCH : 17C Red & White PINEAPPLE JUICE .N;i't,25C GRAPEFRUIT JUICE "HtZlBe Red & White FANCY CUT BEANS "Ih'Zlit Red 4 White SIFTED PEAS Niaft29C Quick or Regular oats : S39( Fancy Small WHITE BEANS itMe Fancy Blue Rose bice --i7c I?"l3j SOUS)