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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1941.
5Meh Fined For
Gas Price MoJ
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MADISON, v Wis;, June
(AP)-vTwo ' oil compiinics
five individual- wore fined
lal of $20,000 by Federal Judfje
Llndley yesterday on charges
they conspired in 1035 and 1930
lo rnlse and fix retail Kasoline
prices lit artificial-hich levels In
violation ot the Sherman anti-
trust law;--' ' ' '
Th defendants, convicted ' at
the close of a- Hi-week trial 'held
In l!t.!7-3H, had been granted re
trials. They changed their pleas
of "not guilty" to no defense to
day. ' - '' - ' '
Chnrges against two individuals
were dismissed on recommenda
tion of Grant VY KcHeher, spe
cial tl. S. district attorney.
fines we're Imposed as follows:
Standard Oil Company of In
diana; $5,000; Cities Service" Oil
company. $5,000; Alexander Era
ser, president of Shell Oil Co., $2,
500: A. U. Maguire, 'vice 'presi
dent of the Wadhams division of
Socony'Vaeuum Qil Co., -S1.500:
Kdwarri J, Bullock, vice, president
of Standard Oil of Indiana, $2,
500; Oscar J. Tultle, sales execu
tive of Cities Service, $2,000: H. J.
Kennedy, of Iho Continental OH'
company. $1,500. ." , 1
Cases against H.' E. Brandli
and H. O. Krueauft; hoth of Cities
Service, were dismissed.
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DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CIIAS. A. EDWARDS
. Weakness is admired by no
one. It may excite our sym
pathy and call forth an expres
sion of charity but we do not
admire It. One of the most
difficult thlngB to endure is
tiie consciousness of weakness.
On the other hand one of life's
perpetual problems is to over
come our weaknesses that we
may be possessed of strength.
The effective power of any
faculty Is in proportion to the
Indwelling power of the will
that reinforces It. However,
useful a mechanism may be. It
is useless until some force or
power works behind it. A
weak will Is the explanation
of many a -defeat." Paul said,
;My strength is made perfect
In weakness" This suggests
the possibility of wresting vic
tory out of defeat. Through
Christ a power Is available to
all, so that weakness may be
transformed Into strength, and
a divine power imparled,
making It possible for us to
face the test of life and be
come, more than conquerors,
through Illm who hath, loved
us. Let us not he more anx
ious about . truths than truth.
"The truth shall make you free
and ye shall be free Indeed."
Amen.
I. SALEM, June 3.- (API Gov
ernor Sprague announced yester
day tile appointment of ji 27
mcmbers advisory state council
of defense; which will supervise
the-enlistment of thousands of
Oregon citizens in volunteer de
fense activities
' Governor' Sprague will be
chairman of the council, with
Ross T. Mclntyre of Portland as
vice-chairman. - Jerrold Owen,
executive secretary of the world
war veterans state aid commis
sion, will be coordinator.
j "The purpose of the advisory
council," the governor said, "is
to reflect public opinion over the
state and to lend counsel in the
development of public policies
respecting Oregon's participation
in defense activities.
"As the war emergency tight-
'ens, our loads are bound to In-
Icrease: and this body of repre
sentative citizens should be able
to play an important part in
helping Oregon make its contri
bution to the national defense."
As coordinator, Owen will
maintain offices in the stale
military department in Salem.
He will devote most of his time
to council work, but he also will
renin his present job.
1 ' ' ' Members of the council tip-
i ball teams this year as they were pointed by the governor today
;; llolh 1 privileged to take part in are: ' '
! the U league tournament held Hubert M. Alton, Portland: D.
i, late in the winter- in Itosehurg, ; R 1 Nielterson, secretary of the
.'two members iroWl each foam be- ! state Federation of Labor. Port
ilng chosen' on the "All Slurs." I land: John' Brost, CIO ofriclal,
They were Jai'Old Rachor and Portland; Joseph K. Carson, Jr.,
'Jim Ward for basketball and former niavor of Portland: lr.
3.i-The ,f;,.,-aldlne Kiioi-e nnH Viiilelte lltilnh A Kenlnn .'Portland: A. A.
IGoln for volleyball.. H amps on, Portland atlorney;
j The assembly was closed by, Carl Donaugh, U. S. dislrlcl at-
singing "God Bless America" by torney; Miss June Doyle, Port
j all those present.- ' I land; Rogers Mac Veagh, Port-
I Preceding the general asscm-' land.
bly the student body held their, Dr. K. II. Ilarenilrick, McMinn-
Oregbii bef ense .;
Council Named By
Governor Sprague
AtDaysCreeHHigK
' DAYS CREEK, June
commencement exercises of the
Days Creek "high school were
held Wednesday evening in the
auditorium of the school build
ing with Representative C. C.
Hill delivering the address of the
evening. This was singularly fit- jas( m(,,.n(, 0f Hie year at which villi-: J. C. Wright. Astoria; John
ting as Mr. Hill came here as tlm0 officers for the coining Ramage, Woodburn: C. E. Ing
' principal the year that' the ma-1 school vein- were chosen. Thev'alls. publisher of the Corvnllls
Jorlty of the class enrolled in tnetWP1T i,-,.s,eni, Noel Welch; vice
primary department and had su-, pi-t siilr-nt. Margie Wright; secre
pervlsed their work continuously , ,al.y jm Ward; treasurer, Mau
up until the-last year. t i-fci Matthews, and sergeant at-
The program for the evening -arms, Marshall Matthews,
was as follows: Processional, I
Gem Hutchinson; Invocation, Da- I
vld Elite; clarinet solo, Maurice
Matthews; class Jiddress, Winnie
Ralnvllle; vocal solo, C. L. Miller:
address, C. C. Hill; vocal solo,
Chillies MacKenzle; presentation
of diplomas. Don Snyder; presen
tation of awards, C. L. Millet-;
benediction, Duvld ' Kale; reces
sional, Gem Hutchinson. ' ,.
. The. Damforlh , Eoundatloir
' awards were received by Roy
Hoyd' and Elva Matthews, the
r-cholarslilp award by Josephine
Wright; the activities award by
Roy Boyd; a scholarship from
Southern Oregon College of Edu
cation by Elva Mall hews and the
honor of having their names en
graved on the plaque denoting
Sermon Delivered
To Drain Graduates
I DRAIN. - June '.'. - Hiii-wila-j
uii-ale on Sunday evening was
i held at 1 lie high school with Rev.
O. E. llriitiitn of the Methodist
i church delivering the sermon.
Ci'r;tduatlon of a class of 22 mem
bers was held Tuesday evening.
The address was given by Dean
J. R. Jewell of Oregon Slate col
lege, anil was on the "Conlrol of
Power," which kept his audience
Interesled and amused. Diplomas
were presented to the class by L.
I . Applegale, , Chairman ol tile j
noaro oi euucauoii.
work during their high school i . 1 he class will lake a week-end
veins was awarded to Josephine! U'lp to the coast accompanied by
Wright and Lester Ferguson. j Several of their teacliers.
Those receiving their diplomas! Three or tin- high school faeul
Included Josephine Wright, Win-1' w" leave- to accept positions
nle Ralnvllle, Edna Mae Poole,
Mildred Spore, Hetty Calhoun,
Lester Ferguson, Roy Hoyd, Jar
old Ruchor, Elva Matthews: and
Don Hepter. Two of the group
. were unable lo be present, Hetty
Calhoun, who because of the re
cent death of her father has gone
lo Nevada to make her home and
has finished her course through
correspondence, and Don Hepler,
who completed his work at mid
term, later attending I he. NY. A.
rlasses in Eugene. Hi- is now
employed as a riveter at the Lock
heed airplane plant at Iturbank,
Calif. Another member of the
class, Harry Wright, Is with the
national guard at the war games
in California and due to his mili
tary service was unable to com
plete his course entirely prior lo
graduation date.
Tuesday morning during the
last general assembly of the year
the graduating class of the local
high school presented their class
day program which Included the
following numbers: Solo, class
song, "Gone All' the Days," Roy
Boyd accompanied by Lester
Ferguson: presentation lo Hie stu
dent body by tin- class president,!
Wlnnlfied Rainvllle, of a check
covering a payment on the radio; '
class history, by Josephine1
Wright; clavs poem, by Jarold
Harbor; a solo, by Clan-mi- Mil
ler: class piophccy, by Lester
Ferguson, and class will by Elva ,
Matthews. Edna Mae Poole was;
master of ceremonies.
Following tills part of the pro
Brum the athletic directors made
the awards tor participation in
athletics dining the year. Miss
Chinch, girls coach, presented
awards lo Wlnnefred Rainvllle,
Josephine Wright, Edna Mae
""foolc, Elva .Matthews. Betty
V a I h o ii n. Mary Ellen May,
Geraldine Spm-p. Vinlctte (kiln,
Margie Wright, - and Tliel
ma and Zclma Davis, till of
whom were on the volleyball
leam. Charles Mackenzie pre
(tented awards to Jim Ward, Jar
old Rachor, Morris Penuell, Roy
Hoyd, Lester Ferguson and Mau-lid-
Matllieus (or participation
In basketball and sottbali and to.
John Wright, Melvin Welch, Roy'
Dial Ion and Bill Goodwin lor;
participation In softball alone. ,
The school Is inirllculurly proud
Ul tin ll volley bull iill'l basket ,
elsewhere: Miss Melvn Hull at
Pnlverslly high, Eugene: Miss
I'hoelie 1 lawlliornc at Itoseliurg
high; Verlin Roberts at Myrtle
Point high.
Memorial, Day program
Presented at Drain
DRAIN, June 3.- A Memorial
day program sponsored by the
American Legion anil auxiliary
was held in t lie community hall
Friday at 10 o'clock a. m. as fol
lows: "America," by audience; in
vocation, Rev. C. F. Trimble; '
lien. Logan's Memorial day order
j No. .11, by C. (i. LaGranili-r: tnn
i sic, by high school hand; talk, by I
Post Commander Goodiuanson; J
reading, "In Plunders Field." by
f Miss Phoebo llawlhoru; address
i by Harris Ellsworth; presi-niatlon
of the Hag. Sirs'. G. LaGrander,
auxiliary presojiuil:- riod of si- I
leiice; lribule bv Commander j
Goodmaiisoii; taps. A basket din
Iter w. is served at noon in the'
club rooms. j
M. O. A. Club to Meet M. O. 1
A. club w ill meet Wednesday at i
Die home or Mrs. (. T Tipton.
(iazette-T I m e s; Frank Miller,
Fores! Grove; Mrs. Reade M.
Ireland, Mllwaukle; Mrs. Mac
Waters, Salem; Mrs. 11. D. Pet-el-son.
Dallas; Dean Ava 11. Mi
lam, Corvallis.
Ernest R. Fatland, former
sM'aker of the state house ol
reprcscnlativrs. Condon; Fred E.
Kiddle, Island City: A. W. Pet
lers. Hood River; C. G. Reiler,
iHend; Sprague Carter, Pendle
ton; Frank Jenkins, Klamath
Falls publisher; John Snellslroiii,
Eugene; Lee Bishop. Medfni'd;
and L. E. Cutlip, North Uend.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL
MEETING
The annual meeling of the
stockholders of the l!inpiiia Sav
ings and Loan Association will bi
ll. Id at 1 IT North Jackson si reel,
ROseburg, Oregon, on Wednes
day, June 2.-1. lilll, at 7:30 p. m.
for the election of directors and
auditors and for the I causae! inn
of such general business as may
properly come before (he meel
ing. -:
I Ml-yt'A SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
By II. O. Pargeler, Secretary
Manager. I Adv. I
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