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TWO ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUSI 5, 1941. Mi 3 f T i ?.4 PeGaullist Agent In France Keeping Germans on Jump VICHY, France, Aug. 5.--AP German police Joined a French search today (or a man describ ed ns "one of the most active de Gatillist agents" in Cnen, Norm andy. He was said to have placed a wreath on a monument to French wax dead Lie! July M des--ltv "-"bti en- i'rli-l;it'.tiri ' France'! iiavtliU day, tln-n sh'il his tt-.iy out ut poliiv lr:iik and escaped. A chief of polin was wounded atidly. The Paris newspaiier Paris Soir reported the man actually was Foolish. The newspaper said he was Jean Hopper, born in Klnj'S Lynn, Norfolk, and used false identification papers In France. The Paris Soir said an. English man named Jean Hopper had a mother, wife and daughter who were in a concentration camp. VICHY, Franre, Auk. 5.- (API - Saboteurs were reported today to have cut railway telephone and signal lines during the night at Lyon, one of the most import ant railway Junctions In France. Police h,-itf hiM.n Kceklne tier- ! sons who cut telephones 1 iivs near two Lyon freight stations several days ago. BRUSSELS, Occupied Bel- gium, Aug. ;,. -(API- A German war council sitting at Antwerp has ruled thai calling a Fleming "a dirty liochc" constituted anti German slander. A Belgian shipping clerk charg ed with using the words in refer ring to a Flemish worker was given a four-month 'prison term. Around the County Melrose MELROSE, Aug. 5. -About sixty children and adults are tak ing swimming lessons at I lit forks of the Umpiiua rivers. '1 he school is being conducted by Miss Athalle Taylor of Roseburg, and will continue for ten days, Jack Lang is reported to be Hi;,', h,-iv ,.f T.-ln r.r at Mcicy hoi.pital in Roseburg. Je was taken there a week "g". R. A. Wllhlllg Ol vui.i.uiu WMn;(...j, ?n overnight guest and business itsitor nt Melrose Monday and Tuesday. G. Palmer of San Diego, Cali fornia, arrived the first of the week to Join his wife and three children, who have been visit ing Mr. und Mrs. Ailnlph Doerncr and Mr. und Mrs. Roy Edwards of Umpijiia. Mrs. Palmer was for merly Dorothy Hngerman und ivsldcd in Coles valley with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed wards. Mr. Palmer Is a brother Of Mrs. Doerncr, and formerly resided In the Cleveland district. , Mrs. George Sundberg is re ported to be quite ill at her home. : Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Pocrner had as their guests last week the! latter's . three sisters. Mm. G. Wimer of Palo Alto, California; Mrs J. A. Basse of Ventura, i California, and Mrs. u. 1.. I lei- bert and daughter, Pallida, of El Monte, California. They all left Tuesday for their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hess of Roseburg visited at L'lgarose Thursday afternoon. Sutherlin Mr. and Mrs. "Buster" Sawin, of Ixing Reach and Mr. and Mrs. lngvard Jensen of Pasadena, Calif., arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. I5. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thomas for a few days and enjoying Ihe scenery and lishiiig which is so plentiful In tills counts. ; Mr. and Mrs. it. M. Dillaid of Atlanta, Georgia svho have been visiting at the Cora Allen home, led Kriday morning lor Cottage Grose svhi'i e I hey ssill visit rela tives for a sveek. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr and Miss Doris Carr went to Kugene Thursday where they will visit relatives id Mr. and Mrs. Carr. timer Plcuard had the mislor tune to have a hone in his wrist cracked while working at Ihe mill Thursday. Dr. L. A. Dunlap is III at his home on Calapooia Avenue to day, Fridav. Mrs. Paul At hey left Friday for Portland where she will ai tend lo business. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Komhcigrr plan to lease Sunday for Kansas on their vacation ami lo visit swlli Mr. Roniberger's people. Pl-.-ii'lii-;illv nil tit!-:. hnv v lui are In training at Camp Misnay' ' COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coiioon and m entities bearer to a cookbooklet at tho News Review office, Roseburg, Oregon. OUR BCARDING HOUSE L16TEM, MAJOR, VOO'VE BEEni SULKIMG AROUND TWO DAV3 With a caiahiJ6 lower, lip tlVE COT A SAG TO i CUTER. VOL) UP w THAT GUV T. BERNARD MO MORE AM A.LPIS1E GUIDE THAM I AM A RUSSIAN BARBER. VOUR. BROTHER ,. , . . . , I" ov " '"' '"f1 V VUJIIII1K 'u I ........ Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Horner and son, Jimmy, came down Friday from Eugene to attend tin? Ice cream festival that evening. Mrs. James Duncan is ill at her home wllh a serious case of lum bago. Glen Godfrey underwent an appendectomy at Mercy hospital ill Roseburg Wednesday. Glendale Gl.KNDALE, Aug. 5.- Mrs. Henry Howard visited from Wednesday until Sunday In Ku gene. While there, Mrs. How ard attended the "Pioneers Pa geant." Mrs. Jim Daniels Is enjoying a visit with her mother and fath er, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Moycr and ,)thlr an( wil(., Mr. iVHn Garrison, of Oakla ind Oakland, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hales and family spent Saturday afternoon In Grants Pass. Mabel Robinson Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Thompson, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and children' spent the week-end In Eugene. David Thompson and sister, Mrs. Francis Pike, and her son, Tony, and Dorothy Martin, mov ed to liandon Sunday. Howard Vaughn has returned from the Midway islands where iw. h,...n .iiiiiitmi.il fin- I hi- ast p.C RUSSIAN BARBER--HE'S Ji k VOUR. BROTHER TAKE Jj ( T . I t- II I A -i fa Hiir i ,i.-i . . -5U' .1 few months. land Gwendelain, of St. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Dolivns' Minn., have reached Ihe Ha drove to Ihe Uike of the Woods walian islands sately. They vis Sundav and brought Hilly and lied here with Mrs. Lewis and Rviel Meissner home. The hoys have now joined Mr. Smith who have been attending the Hoy I is a sergeant in the United States Scout ramp mere lor tne insi, two weeks l. II. Hardin anil family mov ed Into one of Ihe Meissner apartments Sunday. Mr. Hardin drives a (ruck for lid Johns. Mrs. Ida Warmolh of Santa Cruise, Calif., is visiting this sveek sslth her brothers, Marcel his Swank and Morris Swank, and family. Mrs. Warnioth has Imvii visiting in Rrosvnsvllle and is returning to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sether and and daughter, Palsy, of Medford visiled Kriday evening at the C. J. Sether home. Rulh Conger of Grants Pass visiled Sunday and Monday sslth Mr. U'yona W'oodley. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Muse mov ed to Medford over the week-end. Mr. Muse lias employment there. A. F. CliaiHfcn and son. George, of Orvillr, Calif., visited from Thursday to Friday with Mr. Cliaul fen's sister. Mrs. Fay Martin. Mr. Chauffen went to his home Friday hut George stay ed for a lunger sisil. They are returning from a trip through Hie eastern stales. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smith and daughter. Phylis: Mr. and Mrs. Jess liosvman and daughter. Mary Ann, and Clarice Bowman Fishermen Attention! We carry a complete line of Fishing Tackle . . . Open eve nings and Sundays. THE CLUB 127 W. Cass 6t. E&AD.TWIG3G. X AfvA AS MELANCHOLV AS A LOOM - HE'S TAKE . . i JAKE'S GLANCE A LOAD drove to Elkton Sunday. Clarice stayed at her home there. She has been visiting with relatives here for the past six weeks. George Mathews Is spending his ten days.' furlough with his mnlhi.l nnrl vivtlM-. Mrs. ("Jeol'ee 'Mathews and Margaret. He is stationed at Camp Murray. Wash. Mrs. Myrtle Under returned to her father, Fred Smith's, home Wednesday from North Bend where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dudley und daughter. Mr. und Mrs. Hud Frost moved to Graves Creek Monday so they will be closer to his work. Mr. and Mis. Charles Holce spent the week-end with their daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Luehrs, In Vancouver, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shogreen of Salem visited Thursday eve ning Willi Mrs. Shogreen's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bolce. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thomp son and Mrs. lhompsons sister, Mabel Robinson, made week- end trip to the coast going to Crescent City and returning by liandon Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkin left Wednesday to visit Mr. Jenkin's daughter, Mrs. Bob Mosser, In Fu'.'ene. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins were Grants Pass visitors Tuesday. Word has been received here hv Mrs. Jack Lewis thai Mrs. HI a Mnllli and naueniers, l.orna nu-ii.-. Azalea AZALEA, Aug. 5. -Mr. and Mrs. Eastman svore In Roseburg on business Monday. Mrs. Alice Parks from Salinas, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Jennings from Klamath Falls attended the funeral of Mrs. Jen ning's mother, Mrs. John Jack son, held at Canyonville Tues day afternoon. Word has been received here of the birth of a son, John War-1 ren, to Mr. and Mrs. Harding of 1 Roseburg. Mrs. Harding will lie remembered here as Georgeanna McDonald and for a number of years resided here with her j grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim It's easy to travel while you sleep Go to bed in a comfortable berth. Wake up at jour des tination. It's that simple when you travel to San Francisco or Portland on SourVcrn Pacific's overnight trains. ii m ...v. mammO. j. i-:. I'ustsK. or. ii I' Itai-U. J A. UKMAM'V With Major HoopUi T COULD . -yC UM-VUMF.' WHVjVASjX MEAMT v . f i . . ' t . ' r. CAMOUFLAGE AT M --DETECTED THE OLD LIMP HE HAS CARRIED SINCE BOYHOOD VJHfeNl HE RECEIVED OF- BUCKSHOT WHILfc r -ii Red Cross First Aid Course Set in Roseburg Frank E. Hull, M. P., of the Red Cross first aid field staff ofity Court of Douglas County, the San Francisco bureau, will be in Roseburg the week of Aug. 11 to conduct a course for first laid instructors, according to Ray Parslow, first aid chairman for ; Roseburg, Douglas County, Ore ille Douglas county chanter of fon' be the time and place for ., , 7. , " ii, u hearing of objections to said re- the Red Cross, ihe class will be)orti settlement thereof, and held at the Red Cross room In idistributlon of said Estate, the U. S. National bank building Dated this 15th day of July, at 7 p. m. dally. Ihe course is tor Instructors holding advanced cards. Warren. Mrs. Henry Smith and chil dren, Janet, Jackie and Lenore, and Freddie Gaedeckc left Mon day afternoon for Marshfield where they will spend several weeks visiting their hrother-in-1 law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Joel l.anri Mre Smith will lsn have ! dental work done while there. j. y Hartle transacted bus!-! Roseburg Monday. ,.ss Mr. and Mrs. William Jantzer made a business trip to Grants Pass Monday afternoon. Mrs. Delores Gerritze from Portland is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Salvage shopped In Roseburg Monday. Robert Cooke of Los Angeles, Calif., visited here a couple of days last sseek with his uncle ind aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke. Mrs. Harry Cooke and Mrs. Mary Cooke, svho is visiting here rrom Los Angeles, spent sev eral days at various coast points returning here Wednesday after noon via Grants Pass. BBEEEKKI If it is convenient to you Knight-Porter Will appreciate your patronage Shell Station Corner Douglas and Jackson See how little it costs: TO SAN FRANCISCO On si- KmimllHp Tooiist Far $12.39 $23.55 Lowei Berth 2.10 4.20 1 rrom Grants 1'tsO Coach Fore 8.30 14 95 TO PORTLAND R anil tr 5 J.5 4. SO 6.25 UtCiFors 55.96 Lower Berth 2.40 (St.iuUni I'aUuuo) Coach Fort 3.45 The Friendly Southern Pacific .skuh 1'lKMH- 1 I wrltu s.. c: U:f '.ll'ilK' tM.. Census Bureau Reports Population Increasing , WASHINGTON. The census bureau estimated today that the nation's population 1 n c r eased W15.647 In the last nine months of 1940 and totaled 132,584,922 on Jan. 1, 1941. The population of the contin ental United States on Anrll 1. 1940, when the last census was taken, was 131,669,275. Since then, birth, death -and Immigration statistics have indi cated an average growth of 102,- 000 per month. Jn the last 10 years, the average gain was 7-4.-(XX) a month. Part of the fast sain was due to the fact that im migration brought in about 9,000 persons a month last year com pared with a net loss from emi gration In the last decade. The remainder was due to a higher birth rate. No forecast was made of fu ture population. Ordnance Unit Spends ! Night in Roseburg The 4th ordnance company, en route from Fort Ord, Calif., to Fort Lewis, Wash., spent last night In Roseburg. The company consists of 93 men and two offi cers. The men were given free camping privileges at the Rose burg Auto park. NOTICE OF FILING ACCOUNT FINAL Notice is hereby given that t h e undersigned administrator has filed his final account in the matter of the Estate of Frederick L. King, deceased, with the Coun- t of Douglas County, That on the 10th dav of u,LBun- IJuly, 1941, the Court directed that notice thereof be given, and ordered Monday, the 18th day ot A. ........ inni m.nn a m n fhe Count? Sid. off" at uy-u. KENNETH KING, Administrator. OUR If AUTHORIZED SPE .H know how to serve OLYMPIA BEER as it should be The Authorized Certificate, ilis-. played wherever Olympia Beer is sold, moans that the dispenser's equipment is strictly sanitary and of the exact type necessary lo ofTcr you genuine Olympia Beer, prop erly kept and seised as it should he served giving you all of the full-flavored goodness just as it comes from the Brewery. No other , licer is heller seised. For 13 years a light beer for temperate en joyment. OLYMPIA BREWING CO, Olympia, Wash., U.S.A. ff'kolcudc Distributors THE DOUGLAS DISTRIBUTING CO, Cld Kullriion and Albert .Meet! If, Proprietors I' ho tin 14 Koclmrg, Orrfon DAILY DEVOTIONS DR. CHAS. A. EDWARDS Nothing would Impress the world more than for good peo ple to show a real loyalty to the Church of Jesus Christ. The church should have the first place in our hearts, the central place in our minds, the principal place in all our ac tivities. We wrong the church if we deny her the first place. To the Church of Christ we owe our zeal, our benevolence and our prayer. When we ne glect Its services we injure its good name, we weaken its power, we discourage its members and wc chill our souls. Her unity, success, peace and growth should con cern us. We solemnly prom ised n the sight of God and men to advance its interests by faithful attendance, by reading the word of God, by never neglecting Its ordin ances, by contributing to its support, by meeting with oth er Christians in prayer and praise and service. We know that we are growing In grace when we are growing in the spirit of obedience and loyalty to the Church of Jesus Christ. Stronger than armies, strong er than navies is an idea whose hour has come. The foremost idea of this day is loyalty to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. Amen. NOTICE OF MEETING OF BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice is hereby given that on the second Monday in August, being August 11, the Board of j Equalization will convene in the Assessor's office in the Court House in Roseburg, Douglas County, Oregon, for the purpose of examining the Assessment Rolls and correcting all errors in valuations, description and qual ity of land, lots and other prop erty assessed by the assessor and It shall be the duty of persons interested to appear at that time and place appointed. BARTON HELLIWELL, (Adv.) County Assessor. DRAUGHT DISPENSERS Ex-Superior Judge of California Passes On ALHAMBRA, Calif., Aug. 5. (APIFormer Superior Court Judge Harry F. Sewell, 52, died yesterday, but his widow was not informed. She underwent a major opera tion at a hospital Wednesday. Physicians, who attributed Sew ell's death to a heart attack in duced by nervous exhaustion, re commended that the shock be withheld from her temporarily. He was divorced at Las Vegas, Nev.. from Mary Bell Sewell, w ho was granted custody of tlieir son, Wilbur Powell Sowell. On Dec. 13, 1934, he married his sec retary, Mary Virginia Piatt. They had two children. Wilbur Sewell, now 21, was sentenced July 2 to from one year to life In San Quentin pri son for second degree robbery. The youth and two other army air corps cadets at March field admitted getting $60 in two hold ups at Riverside. ' EE 1NITIEI nt ne trim "CATERPILLAR" DIESELS 5 SIZES ?i3hp "" 1r . D6-35hp gHg , D4-35hp Ol 75 hp Thit h a rrprndurthn nl Ihr Cprlifi Y" catc Ixiurti to "Authorised DtMupntert' II 0 Olympia Draught Beer. 0 The Olympia Dressing Company selects only such draught dispen sers svho comply with strict require ments as lo both service and civic responsibility. Further, the Olym pia Brewing Company believes that Olympia Beer, as a refreshing, mildly stimulating beverage, is an important factor in maintaining temperance. Olympic "It's the Water" Look for Ihe Blur 'Sean Sign and the Olympia Certificate of Belter Service. Onions come from one of the oldest cultivated plant families. SKATING WEDNESDAY SATURDAY 7:30 till 10 P. M. Sunday 7:30-10 P. M. at the RAINBOW RINK WINCHESTER POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N, Jaotcwn St, Roseburg COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. D. 1. Bnbw 11 No. .Iacksn ir From the full "Cat erpillar" Line you can select just the right size tractor to fit your work. It's almost as if you had a tractor tailor-made for your land, crops, and implements. Douglas County Farm Bureau Co-operative Exchange Roseburg, Oregon served m i
