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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUR6, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1941.
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MUr4 Dally Kxeept Sunday fcy th
Jtews-llevlctv Co Inch
f. Mrnbcr f The AncJated Vrmu
I Th Associated Pra Is exmislva
.ly entitled to the una Mr ropuhl.ra-
tlon of all newn dispatches credited
to ft or not olherwitte credited in
'thtM paper and to nil .oral newi
published herein. All rltthta of r
'L'ubllcation of specui diapatchea
be re In are alto rwerved.
.HAURIS EILSWOrtT!I Editor
Entered as second clain matter
Uyv . I9:ii Ht Ihn Domt Office
RuaeburK. Oregon, undur act of
March 2. 1878.
Nw York 271 Ma 41mm Av Chl
PMWft 160 N. MIchlRan Ave. Nan
PranciNfo -220 Buh Ptn-et -(rolt
30X4 W. Orand Poulevard
AtiKrlea 43:i 8. Spring Hlroet
Prattle fi03 Stewart Street I'orl-
laatl ym 3. w. Sixth Ave. .
uuJa 411 N. Tenth Street.
Represented by
4iso)ciTi 01
Babacritlaa Hataa
Dally, par yrnr tiy mull. IJ.6J
, Dally. J montlia by mall....... l.JJ
r.it.. ku ni.r ninntll .fill
!Mlly! by carrier per yaar J."
Every llntB. couhty anil city
i official or boaril thai hantlji-a
i public mouoy aliould putillali nt
rugulur liiLervuIs an aoi'ountlnif
of It. allowing wbora and bow
, sch dullar la apvnt. Thla la
,- fundamental prlm-ip'a uf demo-
, cratlo government.
HpilINGS seem to be moving
'" along with moderate tran
quility in the legislative halls at
Salem. The News-Review , edi
tor had a couple or three hours
there yesterday afternoon. There
s something very fascinating
about watching the actual, operation-
of the representatives chos
en by the people in our. republi
can type of government. Also
there Is the sobering thought
khat even as you; sit In the vis
itors' 'gallery and Avateh and 'list
en, soW law may be In the -pro-boss
of manufacture which like
ly will have d direct bearing up
on your own life.
. For example, while we were
there, the jiouso Wns debating
faiul finally' pnssodhouse (blll
number 111 whlcH the dally ,cal
pndar of the. house says Is :"To
afford a method; of cohverpng
icderal savings and loan associa
tions Into domestic savings and
Joan or building and loan associa
tions, prescribing the procedure
therefore and the effect thereof."
i DO YOU know what that
Queans and how, If at ' all It
inlght concern any Interest you
flight have in a building and j
Joan association? Well, neither'
jdld we and doubtless many of
those who voted on the proposed I
Jaw knew no more.
, - '
, But hold your conclusion a
'moment. It is not as bad as the
PIUSnt3
statement above might make It I for London by clipper plane yes
ecm. ,tenlay to "look, listen and learn"
'. The above mentioned bill was : about civilian defense methods in
)iot the product of some brlcht. j KtiKliiml.
though devious, mind seeking to "We will study civilian defense
jnill some sort of sheenanigan. :ntlltions nntl programs in order
It was the product of a commit-
iee of men who
tareful study to the problem
or lather to the matter to lie
correcieo or airerea ny me new ,.,V(, nuch (o ith
law. That committee obtained 'mining what we do here."
-Xiert advice from bankers,! Warner said the mission had
Imllding and loan company ex- i the approval of President ltoo.se
pcrts and business heads. The , veil anil the state department hut
bill was then carefully drawn j emphxsled lhat It was "purelv
and duly submitled. examined jiion pollllral" and tli.-n all e
and approved by a committee of .lenses were being pai.l by the
the house -and passed. There I Lei'.ou.
was nothing haphazard about ill. tie said the group ho)ed to re
even though it may be true that i " ' i( l"'"'
considerable number of the
members of I lie house did not
KNOW what the bill actually
'meant.
. The point Is, the members had
confidence In the Integrity and
'thoroughness of the men who
presented the bill for passage,
land were willing to lake their
word (or It that It was a good bill
land therefore would be a good
law.
! A pretty high percentage of
)tlie legislation Is bundled and
.passed on a similar basis.
, "
Obviously It would be physic-
'ally Impossible tor every mem
beror for that matter, any
'member -to read and completely
understand each and every bill
on which he must vote. That Is OREGON COLLEGE OF EPU-'
the why of the rather compllcat-1 CATION, Monmouib. Keh. r. ',
!ed and seemingly cumbersome i Myron leek, son of Mr. anil Mm. '
organization of the legislature. :" E. Vleek of Glide, Ore., has '
llCvery proposal that has even the lbr,-n "" n the publicity com i
'slightest Importance has be:m"l,v three I'limson 0;
,'cinx-ful study of not merely one ' '"''J " lK,,l, I'n-M-nleil l Vbruar.v
'committee but always of two
committees - one In the house
;nnd one In the senate - and some
itimes a measure of unusuol com
plication or iniiortanee Is rere-
ferred to other committee
'groups.
Then llicre Is a final or trliile
cheek. After both houses of the
' legislature have passed a bill it
goes to the governor for his sig
nature or veto. Here again the
bill is very carefully studied. If
there appears to be something
wrong with it the bill is vetoed
and then if it is eventually to be
come a law It must go through
the legislative mill again, but
with a handicap for It must
have a two-thirds majority if it
becomes a law over the veto of
the governor.
a
This is not to say that the leg
islature cannot make mistakes.
It makes plenty of them in spite
of everything. But taken as a
general proposition, It seems that
this method of making the laws
by which we live and conduct
ourselves is Just about as good
as could be devised.
Editorials on News
(Continued from page 1.)
and'or lend to her to enable her
to cany on the war. You may
be confused by this casual vot
ing of the equivalent of eleven
billion dollars.
What the commons voted are
POUNDS. The pound is merely
sort of measure of Britain's
ability to produce and of her
credit. Pounds are spent at
home.
Dollars, to he spent HERE,
can be obtained only by pur
chase with gold or by exchange
of goods or services.
The two are wholly different.
IJERE Is something else to re.
member somewhat
along
the same llne: i , ' '
Dollars, appropriated by con
gress, and guns, ships, tanks and
planes, made by applying human
labor to raw materials, arc also
different things.
The affective measure of our
preparedness for whatever may
come out of the present critical
situation Isn't the dollars appro
printed by congress but the ac -
tual guns, ships, tanks, planes,
etc., created, by. the application
of labor to materials.
.. ' 1 (1 ,
If we permit ourselves to for-
get that fundamental fact
we'll
be SUNK,
IF- you arc still contused and
'want a practical demonstra
tion, try slopping a bomber with
a milUon dollar bill. '
You wftn't get faV. ' ; ' !
i I'ho way to stop' a bomber is
wllirnntl-aircrafl guns or fighter
planes made by the labor of hu
man hands and, brains.
Legion Mission
Goes to London to
Eye Defense Setup
NEW YORK. Feb. H.- IAPl A
four-man Amerlrati legion mis
sion, headed by National Com
mander Milo Ji Warner cl.-.il,.,l
'" " '' ii
$Z TLZ
of the United States." said War
ner "H'hilt tt-n cnr. n....
pled Fi ance a Her li
land
aving Kng-
Willi Wanin Wire Major Gen
et al Fi'ink I'.'.i k' r, :'. S. army re
tired: Franklin H'olnv, fn-si "full-tli-ie
Legion eoinmandi'r and now
presliknl of the Prudential Insur
ance Company of America, and
J S Deutschle, aide to Warner
and loimcr newspaperman.
Among the oilier passengers
was Charles Grey, spoci.il rcpre
senlallve of the Ameriean Red
Cross, who Is going to Finland to
appraise lhat rounlry's "most
'Oressllur oeeiU nml flu. r-u-ilil i.w
uvaiiuoie tor sentiing supplies.
, Glide Student Gets Post
In Plays Dated at College
. .-j hi,- f, lll.uil.l J.-I011J
A fantasy, a eomedv. and
drama an la-ing prwlueed.
9c SALE SATURDAY
Cut's !c sale begins Saturday.
Ue on hand to take advantage of
the many baigalns. i Adv.)
I
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OUT OUR WAY
Greek War Relief
Broadcast Set For
Next Saturday
j A nation wide radio broadcast
on behalf of the Greek war re-!
I lief is to be released over the
I National Broadcasting system
Saturdiv .at H:iri n. m.. P.-icifie.
I standard time, according to word'
i received today by George Trap.i-'
! lis, local chairman for the Greek
jwar reliet campa.gn. j
The rat;:o :iow ws:! be pre-!
sented .by. noted film stars, with .
Jack H'Tmy and Bob Hope as
'masters of ceremonies. Herbert,
i,hll,,, ,,. ,0n ,, ,,,..
dith Wilson will conduct a ; I
piece' orchestra and a chorus of I
35 voices. The "Hardy Family."1
featuring Mickey Rooney, Lewis j
Sfone,' Cecilia Parker, Ann Ruth-1
erford. Fay Ilolden and Sara
Haden, will appear througnout
the show, ' portraying an average
Ameriean family listening to the
broadcast. . 1
Other stars who will partlci-j
pale include Hello Davis, Fanny i
Price, Hanley Stafford, George
Burns,. Grade Allen, Madeline
Carroll, Ronald Coleman, Hob
Crosby, Alice Faye, Clark Gable,
Charles Laugliton, Carole Lom
bard. Myrna Ley, Mary Martin,
Grnucho . Marx, Frank Morgan,
Paul Muni, Merle Oboron, "Ro
chester," James Stewart, Shirley
Temple, Sienccr Tracy and Ro
bert Young.
Mr. Trapalis reports lhat more
than $."() already has been do
nated by residents of Rosehurg
vicinity and has been forwarded
lo the national association. He
states that he greatly appre
ciates the contributions already
made. Future donations may be
made lo Mr. Trapalis or lo Ken
neth (.juine. Maurice Hallmark,
or Jay Fulihrr. other members
of the local cominillee. or may
be left at the News-Review of
fice. Marion Talley's
Hubby Accuses Her
I .OS ANGELES. I-Vb. li. I API
- 'The marital I roubles of Marian
Tal Icy. former Metropolitan opera
star, brought mast to wast court
action.
In an amenili'd divorce com
plaint here, Miss Talley charged
that her lni-.li. mil. Adolph G. Kck
slrom. voice teacher, attempted
to extort SlTiO.IKM) I mm her on a
threat lo accuse her falsely of
misconduct with seven men.
In New York. Supreme Court
Justice Charles H. McLaughlin
denied her motion for dismissal of
Eckstrom's separation suit, and
lor dismissal of that part o( his
suit relating lo his effort lo gain
custody of their o yeai old daugh
ter. Hetty Ruth.
A previous judgment awarded
Miss 'Talley custody of the child,
but Judge McLaughlin said her
actions subsequent to that Judg
ment would In' considered 111 a
supreme court ruling on the case.
The separation complaint charg
ed that Miss Talley had been too
friendly with certain men.
Joe DiMaqgio Turns Down
Salary Offer of Yankees
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. ti.
i AIM Joe iM.M.iggio. l!M0 Ameri
can league Killing champion. Is
dissatisfied with the New York
Yankivs' offer for his services
and will send back his contract
unsigned, he Indicated today.
He didn't say what be wanted I
tins season - heeding advice tioiu
. .. .. . . .... . rm - i i i j i .
ir-v UNML iMfcy DKOP O.K.. V HE CAKJT BE I CAJvl'T 1MAOIME 1
UJ A BpsS pro NAE, DAVE, IKJTELLIGEeJT A GUY IKJ HIS
f . ' .t- '- I I I I S I )K IH6rr-fcW RACE IM EUROPE 1
I MIWD MY OWN) y YOUR. WORDS WOULD BE.IM' TOLD IT'S
.- BUSIWESS.' AMD OWtJ MAKE HIM VOUR OWM
UUTILTVIEW BU.IMESS AMD Rl i;imcc I
c REFUSE TO WORk. ' I BUILD RULLETSl THEM Wc On;
YA work.,' V if they me uo most
5 H&W.ifM
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS
Every great religious move
ment carries on from a driv
ing initial impulse, that gains
with the current or fails with
human weakness. So began
the gospel of our Lord Jesus
Christ. A small company of
men, on a mountain-top. A
strange man in their midst
telling them to go everywhere
and found a new world order,
based upon transformed hu
man nature. It is a divine
commission and it has the
promise of Ills presence down
through the ages. There is a
primary urge to go and tell
what Christ did and will do
with human nature. "Go ye,"
was no ordinary arbitrary
command. It was a statement
of first principles. The good
news of goodwill must go. It
must be spread or perish.
Everywhere, all mankind, all
nations, all the world, this Is
as much a part of Christ's
program as "Repent and be
lieve." It has taken nearly
two' thousand years to learn
that the only real peace must
he a world peace. How long
must wc wait for a civiliza
tion built on the Golden
Rule. Only the Golden Rule
of Christ can bring the golden
age of man. Amen.
General Manager Ed Harrow that
the newspapers were not very
good business intermediaries
but indicated that the Yankee of
I for was too near the reported S32,-
300 he received last jcar.
MODERN
HORIZONTAL
Answer to Frevious Puzzle
1,8 Wife of the lyY'S S
Crown Prince
F RG FBTRUCEl
or Norway.
13 Drive.
14 Engine.
16 Verbal.
17 Ancient
theater.
19 Was victorious
20 Animals of a
region.
21 Elderly
matrons.
lEttiG HHiARBplF
'RBS Vj
3vXn D El
twt
IRI
23 Stuck in mud.
"24 La Miter
sound.
25 Overloads.
27 Idant.
29 Social insect.
31 Payment
43 No good
(letters.)
45 To barter.
48 To exist.
47 Railroad
(abbr.).
demand
32 Frozen dessert. Th'cf-
33 Acidity.
53 Therefore.
35 Mountain,
(abbr.).
36 Land riRht.
37 Fastened,
ilrmly.
39 Canter.
40 Paroxysm.
42 Indian
mulberry.
54 To gush.
5 j Flying
phalangcr.
57 Imaginary
being.
59 She is native
of .
60 She Is In
America, a ,
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r r ! "r" p 6"T" rr""7''ir'rrir
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By Williams
Crop, Feed Loans
Now Available to
Douglas Farmers
Emergency crop and feed
loans for 1941 are now available
to farmers in Douglas county,
and applications for such loans
are now being received at Eu
gene, Ore., by V. N. Fraeman,
field supervisor of the emerg
ency crop and feed loan section
of the farm credit administra
tion. These loans will be made, as
in the past, only to farmers
whose cash requirements are
small and who cannot obtain a
loan from any other source, in
cluding production credit asso
ciations, banks, or other private
concerns or individuals.
I As in former years, the money
loaned will be limited to the ap
plicant's necessary cash need in
preparing and cultivating his
i94t crops or in purchasing or
producing feed for his live
stock. Borrowers who obtain loans
for the production of cash crops
are required to give as security
a first lien on the crop financ
ed or, in the case of loans for
the purchase or production of
feed for livestock, a first lien
on the livestock to be fed.
Application forms and full in
formation are available at the
office of the county agent.
Returns Here Clyde Fullerton
has returned to his home on East
Oak street from a business trip
to Grants Pass.
ROYALTY
12 Wing.
S.UH O AVE 4R
5 Onward.
18 To repair.
20 Evergreen
tree.
22 To skim.
23 Form of "1."
24 Her father-in-law
is
King .
26 To make soft.
2fl To expunge.
31) Playthings.
32 Heathen god.
34 Corded fabric
36 Her husband.
Prince .
38 Simpletons.
41 Devil.'
44 To cultivate.
46 Tiresome
person.
48 To suffer
remorse.
50 Ozone.
51 Protection.
52 Fairy.
53 To observe.
54 Postscript
(abbr.).
53 Road (abbr.).
57 Portugal
from
war (pi ).
VERTICAL
1 For.
2 Escape.
3 Notion.
4 Musical
symbol.
5 Type standard.
6 To plant.
7 Tempest.
8 Mister (abbr.).
8 Boisterous
cries.
10 Not false.'
(abbr.).
11 Disadvantage. 58 Subsists.
MAITIA'HI
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ORANGE and BLUE
Food Stamps
ACCEPTED
Our tow cash prices give
you more for your stamps.
EGGS
GRADE A LARGE
Dozen ..
2 for 310
GEMOLEO 2 Lbs 2SC
SUGAR jg 10 Sic
jell-0 sl. striae
MILKS" 4cTct27C
GOLDEN C
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KARO Label PAIL
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BRAN
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Extra Special Offerings of Items on Surplus
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MONEY SAVING PRICES
BLU E FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED
Pork Shoulder 4 jv
ROASTcuts.elb JL9C
PORK CUTLETS Lb 25c
SMOKED
BACON SQUARES L 8c
Missioner From
Congo Dated For
Oakland Lectures
OAKLAND, Feb. G. Students
i of the Oakland grade and hiKh
i schools will be treated on Wed
nesday morning, February 12, to
a lecture on the perilous and fas-
cinating adventures of a mission
lary to the blacks In the Belgian
, Congo of central Africa. The
I speaker will be David Doorksen.
I pastor of the Glide ISaplist
' church who lived fnr six years
: in mud and grass huts, as he
, walked the Jungle trails to tell
i the savages of the good news of
j the gosM'l.
! Mr. Doerksen, looked upon by
: the natives as another Nimrod.
"a mighty hunter before the
Lord," brought from Africa num
erous mnmentos which he will
show, including one which he al
ways carries with !rm: The
marks on his face gouged there
by a leopard's claws.
Tellinj of being
awakened in
the night to find an on-rushing
horde of pincher ants threaten
ing the lives of his family, of the
necessity of routing out at mid
night to slay a rogue elephant
bent on raiding the compound.
of naked black giants and pot
bellied timid pigmies, of the thou
sand and one dangers thai face
a white man in a raw, devil
worshiping land. Mr. Pocrksen
has a story that rivals the vivid
thrillers of current radio hours.
Mr. Doerksen will also speak
in the evening at Parish hall, fol
lowing a potluck supper there.
Rev. Mr. Denham, of the Com
munity church, has announced
that the entire community Is in
vited. There will ho nn charge,
hut an opportunity will be given
to any one who wishes to make
a missionary offering.
KRNR
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5:45 Cap't Midnight, Ov.iltmc,
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49 us $1.29
24' 2 lb. 694
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7
6:45 Eye Opener.
7:00 News, Los Angeles Soap
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7:45 J. M. Judd Says "Good
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12:35 Parkinson's Information
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PEABERRY,
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Winesap Apples, 4 lbs 19c"
Newtown Apples, 4 lbs 150
GRAPEFRUIT 6 tor 17c
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Blue Stamps accepted on Fruits and
Vegetables above.
CABBAGE TURNIPS
Pound jrC 2 Bunches .... 9c
; Clayton :
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Three Sentenced
For Killing Father
SHOSHONE, Idaho, Feb. 6.-
(API Two brothers and a sister
who pleaded guilty to man
slaughter charges in connection
with the "exposure" slaying of
their father near here last sum
mer yesterday were sentenced to
prison by District Judge Sutphen.
Joe Sanders. 20. was Given a
! five to 10-year sentence. His
brother, George, 16, and his sis
ter, Mrs. Flossie Phillips, 18, each
were sentenced to serve from one
to ten years.
The three were permitted to
plead guilty to the manslaughter
charges last Saturday in the
midst of their trial for murder.
They were arrested last July,
after the body of their father,
Charles Sanders, 48-year-old Yale,
Idaho, farmer, was found on a
Lincoln county desert.
The state charged he had been
bound by clothesline rope and
taken to the desert, where he was
loft to die of starvation and ex
posure. Mrs. Phillips' husband, Chester,
22, who was arrested with the
others in connection with the
slaying, was later committed to
a slate mental hospital.
The young people testified that
their father had "mistreated"
them.
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rrhwliti pi'iiHlwom. wm rtArtiritf tn-uM'1
hi.hIc the rht)i rmht row. tithrr wirtim
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million for uvr century,
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