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Newspaper Page Textsix ROSfe6UR6 NEWS-REVIEW, R6SE6UR6, OREGON FRIDAY. MARCH 21, 1941. Man Arrested As Church Dynamiter - LYONS, In., March 21. f AP) A Groenn county farmer was field today in connection with a dynamite blast which shook the Free Methodist church here Wed nesday night and inlured four persons severely. Ten persons were hurt sllfihtly and 40 others attending Lenten revival services were shaken. Sheriff- Charles Wanton and slate police apprehended the man, described as a "resident of the Lyons community," several hours afler ihe dynamite had exploded at the rear door. His name was withheld. '" Prosecutor Robert L. Stevenson said the man denied any connec tion with the dynamiting but tliat evidence had been obtained on which cahrges might be filed later today. He said he was In formed the man had had dif ferences with his wife over her aUendance at Ihe revival serv ices. ,'The sheriff said he thought the dynamite was "a personal mat- FUNNY BUSINESS DOUGLAS MARKET 19C .Head over our special prices then come In and really make an honest comparison and see if the quality Isn't Just as good at one-fourth to one-half less in price. BACON Mads from extra choice, specially fed Barkers, lb Sliced, lb 25e HAMS From the same lean pig pork. 8 to 10-lb. Jft(t fivAHia. nat saltv. lb.4U HAMBURGER No cereal, no serao meat, choice quar ter beef trimmed, 4C Ik JL3I COUNTRY STYLE SAUSAGE No cereal, no wa- f Cfft ter, pure pork, lb X?lk PORK ROASTS Picnic style, lean, extra nice 4Lek pork, lb J. J Z 11 LBS. PURE LARD Sflct- ly fresh and ( white FX P. 8.: Call us If you have any livestock to sell. Get our fig ures before you sell. We call for it. Phone 350 238 N. Jackson . I. PAT Yugoslavia-Nazi Pact Arouses Resentment; (Continued from page 1) "Thank heavens yon finally got here! The wile's been expecting you for 20 years I" ter" but the Rev. R. C. Ee.stham pastor, attributed tni: act to re tribution for attacks from the pulpit on "illegal business." Mrs. Eastham and two other women and an eight-year-old girl were cut and bruised severely by flying debris. Prison Term, Fine Meted To Income Tax Evader CHICAGO, March 21. (AP) William R. Skldmorc, whom the government termed a seller of "protection" to gamblers, was sentenced today to 30 months Im prisonment and fined $5,000 and costs for having evaded $347,409 in income taxes. VITAL STATISTICS Nazi Battleships Said Near U. S. Are Identified LONDON, March 21. (AP) The British Press association said today that the German warships which Prime Minister Churchill said Tuesday had "crossed to the American side of the Atlantic," were the battleships Scharnhorst and Gnelsenau, 20,000 tons each. The press association did not give the uuixe of its informa tion. Churchill told the Pilgrims, a British-American society, that not only German "battle cruisers agreed to Ihe government's de cision. Nazi Troops Barred Belgrade sources said the al liance, which would permit Ger man troops in Bulgaria to go to Italy's aid in Greece at once without fear of being struck in the flank exposed to the west, would enable Germany to move war supplies across Yugoslavia but not troops. Belgrade dispatches said Yugo slavia would become the fifth na tion to affiliate with the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo alliance at cere monies next week in Berlin or Vienna. Slavakla, Hugary, Rumania and Bulgaria, among Yugosla via's neighbors In southeast Eu rope, previously had loined the Rome Berlin?Tokyo axis. The degree to which Yugosla via's decision will facilitate Ger man action in the Balkans, pos sibly against Greece to holster tHe faltering Italians, was uncer tain in the absence of details ot the agreement that has . been readied. But a responsible gov ernment leader said it would pro vide economic and "semi-mill-tarv" aid to the reich. The crown council approved the program last night and the cabinet later voted for It, 13 to four, after a bitter wrangle. Pictures of President Roose velt and British Prime Minister Churchill were displayed prom inently in public places alongside portraits of national heroes In many towns, as Serb resentment apparently mounted against the government's decision. BY GREECE SAID STUNNED YUGOSLAVIA'S ACTION By the Associated Press The yielding of Yugoslavia to Germany's pressure is reported Mrs. Josephine Pickett and Frank George of Eugene visited here this week-end. On Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. William, they visited at Riddle. Arthur Dobyns visited here from Friday until Monday when he returned to his work at Pros pect. Jack Hicks left Thursday for Seattle for a few weeks' visit. He was accompanied to Portland by Mrs. P. J. Miller, who will visit her husband in the veterans hos pital. Mrs. Dora Harper and Mrs. Belle Brooks left Thursday for a visit in Eugene. George Mill returned Tuesday from a visit with his mother In Los Angeles. Arthur Young is homo from Corvallis for his spring vaca tion. Mrs. W. H. Martin and Mrs. George Mill were Roseburg visit ors on Monday. Miss Lilly Belle Angel spent last week-end in Portland at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius' Hurd of Portland visited here over Satur day and Sunday. Mrs. Alex Roltes of San Fran cisco is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Strong. Rev. J. K. Howard is holding a two-week evangelistic service in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Belcher and Rev. and Mrs. Larsen were Rose burg visitors Friday. Mrs. Pearl Rothrock visited her mother, Mrs. Emma Wilson, Sat urday and Sunday. Henry Pete spent a few days home last week. He graduated from the Albany college in Janu ary. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Richard- West Coast Aviation Plants Face Tie-Up Peril (Continued from page 1) ator Sidney Hillman called this "the country s No. 1 strike." Burns is a vice-president of the United Rubber Workers (CIO). He has been on the Hillman staff for about three months as a spe cial labor consultant. Hillman's staff is composed of consultants from the CIO, the AFL and from management groups. His practice has been to refer union disputes to men who are international officers of their organization. WRIGHT FIELD STRIKE ENDED BY AFL UNION DAYTON, O., March 21. (AP) In the avowed interests of na tional defense, an AFL leader to- I day terminated a 17-day strike that had paralyzed work on an essential $5,900,000 expansion pro gram at Wright field, the army air corps' huge testing laboratory. John Breidenbach, president of the Dayton central labor union (AFL), announced that 400 men who left their jobs March 4 would return to work Saturday along side five CIO electricians employ ed by the Penner Construction Co. Breldenbach's strike settlement action followed reports that the war department would take over the construction work with fed enal civil service laborers. The war department pressed for prompt settlement, contend ing the new facilities were "need ed at once by the army air corps both for the testing of engines and planes now on order and for son ana Jiirilv and Dar-nil rr,t. dock are spending a few aaj at the development of new types." Juhn Day. OTHER STIRKES SETTLED; FORD DISPUTE HANGS ON MARKET REPORTS MARRIAGE LICENSES BACON - HAINES John Ger ald Bacon and Doris Louise Haines, both residents of limp- qua. BORN CAIRNS-To Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cairns, 1135 North Jackson street, at Mercy hos pital, Thursday. March 20, n daughter; weight, six pounds nine ounces. but also nazi U-boats had crossed , '"day to have stunned Greek ,h AtinnM. nnri nimnriu h:i cunU quarters who said they had been unconvoyed British ships as far assured only a few days be- west as tne ici meridian, wnicn -., (AP) (U. S Dent Ai?r) runs 1,500 miles east of New hot take any action at this time HOGS-Fairlv active unevnlv Vni'le cu'spiie uic uisisicni axis ijics- ,., . . . . " LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., March 20. London Cop Trapped in Debris 7Vi Days Rescued LONDON, March 21. (API- After seven and a half days in lespit jsure. The landing of British troops in Greece to oppose the German Balkan army based in Bulgaria, and passage of the U. S. aid-to-I Britain bill also had been ex pected to keep Yugoslavia mark which he lay entombed by the my - Abani bomb wreckage of a tenement of u.i i.i bomb wreckag a Clydeslde town, Frederick Clark, 32, a policeman, was re ported rescued1 today. Workers were removing a wo-, ' ' ' ,",.' ..Tiacits I cutu'r cos 4.75 6.00; fat ,an's body when they heard his ' s" PP,,llr Ji " ,, ' n nf cows 8.50-7.00; few beef I and had captured a cousin or Km. ,,,,, . ... has 125,000 members, and agreed to furnish qualified painters for all defense projects even If the painters had to be hrougni in from another state. Food Dispute Easing. At Detroit James F. Dewey, federal labor conciliator, announc ed that prospects for an amicable adjustment of the dispute be tween the United Automobile Workers (CIO) and the Ford Mo tor company had been greatly inr proved by recent mediation conferences. Dewey said steps taken by the company and the national labor relations board had reiieveu Ten sion between the union and com pany since a union declaration of "intent to strike" at the Kougc and Lincoln plants, and that the company had re employed "most" of 1,000 Rouge plant employes which the UAW-CIO contended were discharged for union activi ty during the past seven months. He also said Harry H. Bennett, Ford personnel director, had agreed "to work out any problem with me that warrants my atten tion, such as reinstatement of men whose work has been satis factory." Henry Ford said, however, less than two weeks ago that he be lieves unions aro "losing ground" and that he had no intention of recognizing them as bargaining agencies for Ford Motor company employes. He added at that time that "we do not intend to submit to any union and those who be long to one are being fooled." Roseburg's Leading Cut-Rate Store Brings You These Savings Fullertons LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED Cut Rate Drug Store FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY SELLING A I ADM Clocks, guaranteed QAm . LUCKY TIGER ALAKM ,1.00 value 4 LAVOn. 5ooH:iI.ON3C KREMEL$ti.oo,Tenlc: 69c I 79 CDCBl4 Salts, 1-pound can, O k El J V lYl u. S. P., 15o value d LISTERINE I I ANTISEPTIC CASTOR 0 .4ie,..u: s:.p:. 11c h 59 GAUZE K.V:..2.! ; 4c A SWBVMVBBBVAMSMBVMWH' M LARVEX KARA GUM I ACf AD A Tablets, 5-grain, I Moth Proofing $1.00 size ..'-89 I VM3UM boUI of 100 JV I $1.00 size 79 1 ZINC OXIDE Kr: He "Z. 2-oz. tube ' a FITCH PWWVWHBBWMWVHiMVWWIWMH,,Mi H shampoo I SACCHARIN VottiVof iooo39c N?CRE 75c size 59 I U-graln I . SODA MINT .riK 7c 4 .eu, k BURMA- TEK ? H HAVP Toothbrushes GOLD LTrXl 49C 69 BQnMBM m I Bhr mmtmmmMmmmtmmmmmmmmnmmmammmmmmm Quick REX-SELTZER , aoes the trick For muscular aches, pains T- - coios, ovennauigtmcc. Ky 25 TABLETS 39 Elkay's Moth Killler Moth killer and moth proof ing liquid, A. full pint 37V Mi31 ANTISEPTIC SOLUTION EFFECTIVE EVEN WHEN DILUTED WITH EQUAl PARTS WATER 49 75c size Mode Brushless Shaving Cream 59c Floor-Brite Liquid Wax full pint 19c OneA-Day Tablets 34C 83C nd $1.47 Sergeants Dog Remedies 60e size 49c Castoria 75c size 59c Vaseline Hair Tonle, large size 63c P r e s c r I p Itions filled fas your Doc tor orders b y compe tent Registered Pharmacists. F r REAL YOU CAN GET RELIEF fantt ACID INDIGESTION Pepsodent Tooth Powder 39c Co-Re-Ga Powder 79c 50c size $1.00 size Sal Hepatica 60e size 49c 50c size Teel for the Teeth 39c Dr. West's Tooth Paste 40c size, 2 'or . 40c steady to 10 lower; good-choice 175-215 lb. drive-ins mostly 8.60 (5; few outstanding lots 8.70-75; '!30-2fi0 lb. butchers 8.0015; light lights 7.50-8.00; packing sows t mostly 6.75-7.25; feeder pigs 8.00 ! 50. I CATTLE Calves steady; medium-good fed steers 9.75-10.75; unconfirmed border reports said 1,,,' ,7" " ., The ESS" eTSrs; goTS integiating, tno urecxs sam h .f . . .. , lnn dairy cows i IK(H: mpfl nm-imnil hullo 7 nn.fi as. light culls downward to 7.50. SHEEP Steady; sizable lot qood 70 lb. woolecl lambs 10.00, sorted 20 per cent at 8.50; good choice carlots quotable to 10.85; one lot good-choice shorn lambs ' 9.00; good spring lambs quotable io iz.au; good ewes salable 6.00 6.50 or above. Wm. F. Payne, Forger, Taken to State Prison Wm. F. Payne, 34, recently sen tenced in circuit court to two years in the Oregon State peni tentiary, was delivered to the prison yesterday. Payne was tak en to Salem by Deputy Sheriff George Edes of Yoncalla. He was sentenced after pleading guilty to a charge of forgery. It was his second conviction on check charges. (By the Associated Press) New York CIO bus drivers to day agreed to end their 11-day walkout and go back to work Sat urday while a disputed wage issue is arbitrated. An 8-day strike at the General Instrument Corporation plant, Elizabeth, N. J., was settled last night when AFL electrical work ers obtained increased wages. The AFL Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers brotherhood and the Painting and Decorating tween Main and Rose streets, Contractors of America signed a will be closed to parking and nationwide labor agreement j traffic after 6 o'clock .tonight, which prohibits strikes and lock-1 The same restrictions will apply ouls on defense Jobs. The union 'at 1 p. m. Saturday. BRAND'S ON THE HIGHWAY Barbecue Sandwiches 35 cent Blu Plat Lunch, Chicken Dinners, Dancing, Cold Drinks. DANCE MOOSE HALL Saturday, March 22 The Cornhuskers 35c Gents, tax Inc. Ladles 10o O. S. C. Boosters Club DAUCE ORIENTAL GARDENS March 22 Men 35c Couple 50c Free Door Prize Spring Modes to Bow in Roseburg at 7 Tonight (Continued from page 1) Chapman's Drug Store will be OPEN This Sunday Hours 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. 1 Premier Mussolini, Identified iLleut.-Col. Tuveri Ciglio, com mander of a battalion ot black shirts. Reports reaching BitolJ, Yugo slavia, today said Roberto Far inacci, former secretary of the fascist paly, had been killed while leading his battalion of blackshlrts over the top in Al bania. These reports said the ex tremist fascist met his death In the midst of furious hand-to-hand fighting around Tepeleni. Aid-To-Britain Bill Gets Subcommittee's Okay WASHINGTON, March 21. (API A senate appropriations subcommittee approved without change today the administra tion's $7,fHX),000,0O0 nid to-Britain bill. The bill, already passed by the house, is expected to receive prompt approval from the full senate appropriations commit tee. It will be taken up in the senate Monday, and some lead ers forecast passage without ma jor change by Monday night. WHEAT PORTLAND. Ore.. March 21. (API Open High Low Close May 77 .77 .77 .77 Sept 74 .74 .74 .74 Glendale GLENOALE. March 21. Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Luelirs and son of Vancouver arrived Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boire. Dr. Luehrs returned to Portland where he attended a medical association this week and will return for his family the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates and family and Miss Clara Winkle man visited at Williams Sunday. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Bates' mother, Mrs. Bunch, who will visit here several days. Stock and Bond Averages STOCKS Compiled bv Associated Press. March 21. 30 15 15 60 Ind'ls ttifs I'fs St'ks Friday 58.2 lti.2 IW.ti 41.4 IVcv. day ... fvS 8 16.3 33.7 41.7 Month ago .57.2 lli.l 33.0 40.7 Year ago 71.1 1S.4 38 G 49 6 1941 high ....63.9 17.7 35.5 45.0 1941 low 55.8 15.4 32.6 39.8 BONDS 20 10 10 10 I ICHVIIC IWI VWIII9 n 27c I 35c (lie Friday I "rev.' day . Month ago Year ago . UK's Ind'ls I'fs Fgn. ..63.1 lIM.t! 100.8 44.8 . 63.5 104.6 100.9 .60S 104.4 99.4 .57.1 102 2 966 44.8 40.3 529 448 38.0, Mrs. McSnooper, I just adore Commander Scott. His dla tinguished voice, and those thrilling stories he tells on ROMANCE OF THE HI-WAYS Sunday 10:15 A. M. INSIDE DOPE Romance of the Hi-Ways, old est travel radio program on the air, remains one of the best. Commander A. W. Scott, ex-British naval officer, and famous world-wide traveler, aided and abetted by his part- ner, Bill Tracy, spins Interest ing yarns of the old west and the new. This month marks the fifth anniversary of the program. Romance of the HI Ways Is heard each Sunday morning at 10:15 on KRNR. OTHER GOOD BETS FOR SATURDAY AND SUNOAY SATURDAY 7:00 News. 8:30 News. 10:00 News. 12:1S Sports News. 3:15 I'll Find My Way. 9:00 News. I 9:15 Jan Garber's Orch. 9:30 Freddy Martin's Orch. SUNDAY 8:00 Reviewing Stand. 10:00 News. 10:45 Canary Chorus. 12:30 Boy's Town. 1:00 Peter Quill. 2:00 Wheeling Steel. 2:30 The Shadow. 5:00 American Forum. 5:45 Dorothy Thompson. 8:30 Hancock Ensemble. 9:00 News. KRNR DIAL 1500 Special Values for Saturday, March 22nd FLOUR Kalico Kate, 49-lb. sack . . KARO Blue, 5-lb.tin 35c WHEATIES Plcg. 10c 3 for TOMATOES 25c KRISPY CRACKERS 25c 2-lb. box MACARONI 17c AVACADOS Extra largo, 2 for , Always the Finest f f 1 I f J in Steaks La&H. .1 l VEAL ROAST u. 18C BOILING BEEF u,... 14'je BEEF ROAST u 18c FANCY T-BONE STEAKS l. 27C TENDERIZED PICNICS u, 21C 15C GRAPEFRUIT Doxon . LEMONS Doxon . 1?C IOC ASPARAGUS 2 lbs. TURNIPS and BEETS 3 bunches 19? IOC Oregon or Red & Whit MILK 4 tall cans 27C FESTIVAL Salad Dressing Puart 19 C FIG BARS 2.b 19C Free Delivery Phone 690 MMO LMJLU Ammunition and Fishing Tackle $1.09 1941 high 64.2 105.3 101.3 i 19-11 low 60.2 104.2 99.0