ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 194 1 .
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Opening Dates Of
Duck Seasons Set;
c)ld Rules Remain
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.
(APJ America's 7,500,000 licens
ed Hunters got official assurance
today of a 60-day open season on
clucks this fall, along with wel
come word from the fish and
wildlife service that the water
fowl population had more than
doubled since 1935.
The interior department's IS'll
regulations for shooting migra
tory game birds permit northern
sportsmen to take to the blinds
first on October 1.
Two other broad lateral zones,
stretching east-west and having
the same general expectations
for the advance of duck hunting
dveather, were assigned later
tpcnlng dates. The season will
start in the intermediate zone
October 16, and on November 2
In the southern states.
A 60-day season and a bag lim
it of 10 again was set for ducks,
but dove hunters saw their shoot
ing period trimmed to a maxi
mum of 42 days. The 15-day
season foa woodcock was con
tinued. The fish and wildlife service
estimated that about 70,000,000 j
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would begin winging southward
on their long-established flyways
with the arrival of cool weather
in Canada and the northern Unit
ed States.
The regulations continue to
bar the use of bait or live de
coys, and in addition prohibit
the use of cattle, horses, or mules
as blinds. Hunters may use shot
guns not larger than 10 gauge,
and repeating and automatic
guns must be plugged to take no
Ojnore than three shells.
Duck and goose shooting hours
remain the same sunrise to 4
p. m. (
FUNNY BUSINESS
"Your girl friend has been going out with nnothef fel-
low but it's nothing to worry nbout!"
The Babies of France
Japan Gets Veiled
British Warning
On Thailand Crisis
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LONDON, Aug. 20. ( AP)
Any further move by Japan in
the far east would be regarded
by Britain as "extremely serious,"
authoritative quarters said today,
although it is understood that
London has given Thailand no
specific assurances that this lit
tle nation's independence would '
be maintained by British arms.
"There is no doubt what the
Ji r 1 1 1 s h government's feeling
Jvould he If Thailand's independ-
was added that Britain had not
been asked to guarantee this in
dependence. Comment had been provoked
in authoritative quarters by a
speech on a program broadcast !
by the British to Thailand from,
the Netherlands East Indies in i
which the speaker had said: "Let ,
Thailand stand firm In mainten
ance of her independence. She
will not stand alone,
Britain's fighting
T,?, , Tn lf,eqU? ?.: 'he water safety schools 'recent-
Babies In a nursery in the unoccupied French city of Lyons drink
milk built from powdeied milk sent over by U. S. Sign under'
American flog in background reads: "Thanks to the American
Ked Cross."
Success Stamped
On Douglas Water
Safety Schools
C. M. McDcrmott, chairman of
wvirn it th0 D"Rlas County Red Cross
defense measures in the far, . , j' " ' JT- " ',, ;,
Concern has been cxpl.cssod , re most successful Attendance
over Japan's intentions regard- j h
ing Thailand ever since she mov. th's" '"'e,hpd ,a HhlEn Pltc,h;
ed into neighboring French Indo- ose who received senior life
,,. ,i ,.r,,.t,,,i in i1nlsav,n8 certificates at Riddle
Griggs, Kathryn Lawrence, Bette
Mellor and Covle Ellen Robins;
fringing pressure upon Thailand
to grant her military and econ
omic advantages.
at Days Creek, Gem and Wiletha
Hutchinson; at Brockway, Ray.
cles in 1942 at both the U. S. Na
val academy, Annapolis, Mary
land, and at the U. S. Military
academy. West Point, New York.
To determine the eligible can
didates residing In the first Ore
gon district, Congressman Molt
has requested the civil service
commission to hold a preliminary
qualifying examination on Satur
day, October 4, 1941.
Candidates for admission to
the naval academy must be no
less than seventeen years of age
nor more than twenty-one years
of age on April 1, 1942. Candi
dates for the- military academy
are eligible for admission from
the day they are seventeen until
the day they become twenty-two
years of age, on which latter day
they are not eligible. Candidates
for both academies must never
have been married.
In order to make the required
arrangements it is necessary that
applicants notify Congressman
James W. Mott, Salem, Oregon,
not later than September 15, 1941,
of their desire to participate in
the examination.
Tnivn Ann on I A Pi A
far eastern crisis is being "lev-' . v.m. vauey.
enshly wrought up by Britain," ; fs'le s'cl "d M's Brown;
Dome! asserted today on what it fl (RS0',UI:!' Llranr M"" fnd
said was the authority of a "cer- G"ls Camp Fire school at
tain qualified observer." w'f erp' J" ftrawn
"British authorities now are . There were 38 junior life sav
desperately engaged in maintain-1 certihcate. issued and 12
69 beginners.
The instructors were Mrs.
T-,;m. tt in cmithoaotnrn """e Ramsey, miss Ainane
Asia," the news agency dc.TayIor and Alan Knudtson.
, ,'j Mr. McDcrmott also announc-
u.-.. i3..i...T in.nn.iiu ;pd that twenty-three Instructor's have hnon nntlflorl of the annual
the Thailand people with tradi-j f'rst ald carus were issued to meeting of the association to be
tional diplomatic adroitness while 1 : ';,r " f, 1 h h" " '"
ti'yin-j to let third powers pick
British chestnuts out of the fire."
Britain was said also to be ac-
Catholic Women Oppose
Mrs. RodMvtlr's Flan
NEW YORK, Aug. 21. (AP)
The National Catholic Women's
union yesterday adopted a resolu
tion opposing a proposal by Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt for com
pulsory governmental service for
women as a "hideous example"
of the rising tide of bureaucracy
In government.
The resolution said the union
opposed the proposal "because it
is, at best, a very rash and need
less social experiment, fraught
with moral, social and political
dangers."
The union met In Joint session
with the Catholic Central Vereln
of America. The Vereln adopted
a resolution expressing belief In
a strong defense and adequate
armed forces and warning that
the nation is tn danger of armed
participation in the war.
ed. During the day Ruel Meiss
ner signaled them with a mirror
from in front of the Glendale
garage and they answered by sig
naling back with mirrors. During
the night they heard a pack rat
and other animals around their
camp. They oould. hear the train
whistles and the mill whistle
from town.
Sunday they hiked back to
town and reached their homes at
noon.
The boys taking the outing
were: Jackie Sparkes, Sonny
Harbour, Tommy Bates, Monte
Bates. Billy Lewallen, Billy
Dobyns, Bruce Y'Blood, Elvyn
Patterson, Jean and Frankle St.
Clair and the 'master, George
Morey.
Paris Arrests 6,000 Jews
As Anti-Naii Sutptits
VICHY, Unoccupied France,
Aug. 21. (AP) French and Ger
man police arrested 6,000 Jews'
in Paris today in a roundup of
persons suspected of opposing Ger
man troops. Even tn unoccupied
France police were stopping trav
elers on roads and examining
their papvr? but lliare were no arrests.
(SrMtaitefCancn?'
Glencfcrfe Scout Troop
fakes Overnight Hike
GLENDALE, Ore., Aug. 21.
The local Boy Scout group and
their master, George Morey, en
Joyed an overnight outing on the
Gray Back mountain Saturday
night. They left town at ten a. m.
Saturday and rode by cars about
two miles, then hiked to Cold
creek canyon where they camp-
Thailand in view of the Thai geo
graphical position as Britain's
Oregon Turkey Growers
Will Meet in Eugene
Douglas county members of
Oregon Turkey
the
Growers
..lively "working up another dls
J;ute, through either intimidation
or appeasement of Thailand,
thereby to direct American at
tention to Thailand." .
structors course taught bv Dr.
Frank E. Hull of the San Fran
cisco office. This was an inten
sive 15-hour course.
held at Eugene, Tuesday, Aug
26, starting at 10:30 a. m. Four
directors will bo elected at the
meeting and a proposed amend
ment to the by-laws, with regard
to the form of contract, will be
submitted to vote. Herbert Bey
ers, Salt Lake, manager of the
I Northwestern Turkey Growern
PEIPING, Aug. 20. 'API Re-1
liable reports from Tientsin said I
today Japanese military authori-.
tics there had temporarily sus
ponded granting permits for for
eigners to travel by water to
Shanghai and soon might sus-l
pend overland travel as well.
Oregon Youths Offered
Army, Navy School Entry
The first congressional district 'association, is expected to be preS'
of Oregon will have two vacan- cnt for the meeting.
Record Bass of 33 Pounds
Netted in Lower Umpqua
K'EEDSlTJRTr'AtiB. 35." t ATT i
The largest striped bass ever I
taken from the lower Umpqua j
river, a 33-poundcr, was netted j
yesterday by Gus Johnson, com
mercial fisherman.
The fish was 46 inches long
Qiind 24 inches around the middle.
Larger striied bass have been
caught In Coos bay, but it is sel
dom they enter the Umpqua
river in such larze numbers as
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