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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941. now money for things they can get idong without. 1ULHHUI HUWOHTH .kxmui Hon. 'uuaer ot nnierod itg m Mr iv. iiiiu, hi tl"fleburff, Ortw Rew tuf-271 Mnrtujen Av.. nun tllili N. HjrtUKn Av wriw can mir.li ptn- Mt-IIH W. Oram! .ulwiia Atmn AnjrrMW !I3 8 SprlriK Kli-t. -.. '.ii-' H"wati flrMi-tIMi-i 820 8. W. Sixth An kl. . . i- . i. tft-tltli BCr.l. ' '' TliltOUGJI JotiK habit, we haw t i fnmn In ihltib nf hnvlnnw ... I i "Icily Wg business, as getting all the gravy there may he in tho dish. The government, apparent ly, l.as other thoughts on thai simjeet at the present moment. At i'tiy rate, today's (Tuesday's) tlispfrhps disclosed to us that the .!l!BIW: .,... witi-kln (working hard, the. dispatches sayl on a olid ,-Im. mitlKi piiii. lUi Ci letting IllCOIIkV l.U III the iinut offiw tjhilvtincr from warn, earners hv taking oo much each week or month from their pay envelopes or talmy checks. MwrtNir liir AHMtMlatfil fvewi llin MNni..fd I'reHM m tixeuHll'. enlltlttil ttii uhb (or rlmlji-ll nult ul ttu out. tlmpatcheH L-redaud to It or not .jllirtviHti t-i.-dUed In this pnpor mtu. to l! local tiw fUDllMluid bn:in. AU rlMUtH of r- bwlWM m llJM t .,. 4MMI Date Set by DAV For Annua! Sale 'Tcrget-Me-Nots' The annual ' forgot me n-it" drive of Dean Perrine chapter of Disabled American Veterans of the World War will be held this 1 8. If the "V" CAMPAIGN year on Saturday, Nov. (.ule this yt nr i .'l.t. rl', o-- P u i u $ iji ! T I 0 hImiTIMIub flair Dally, ier ymir by until Dully, 6 iiiontt m y mall fjally, 3 uiiiiitlia hy nihil .... Daily, by CHrrinr r tmmth. bailv. bv rfcrtier pur . Victory Via U. S. Farms 1II1EN a little red hen cackles " nowadays, it's patriotic music no loss important to U. S. defense than the clangor of a munitions factory. Errs and explosives arc both key cogs in tile defense machinery- Milk means as much as minoswcepei-s, cheese and cannon arc co-equal In lmortance. 'Chat's the word of Claude It. Wlckard, (secretary of agriculture. Wlckard rock further. lie says (THING, lood from U. S. farms will win ' the democracies' war, dictale ihc peace terms, and keep a perman ent peace after the tvar. The de partmcnt of aprlculture has al ready mobilized II. S. farmpnu-e" 1o write history with a pit ell-foi1: JN practice. It will work somc- tliinp like this: At the bcRlnnliiR of the year, Ihc employer will make a rucss as to the net amount of taxes to he paid by pitch employee. Jle will then dedud from each pay check cnotiRh to meet this antici pated sum by the end of the year. The amounts so deducted will be turned over to the Rovernnient. If the employer has Riicssed too low,-tlu employee will have to make up the difference at the 'end of the year. If he has rucs ?ed too high, the difference will I bo ref unded to the employee. ' II will be merely a new appli cation of installment plan iiuy I IriR with tho employer 'paylna Ihc bookkeeping and collection cost. .If III! . l r.o , 1.2C I i A thought at this point: Many people who don't like to THINK are asking: "Why fhould the cost of living lip go ing up as It Is?" The answer is thai taxes be come an unavoidable pnrt of the S EU-'-JIShl! it will ni"--!!')n 'o ex pand their rehabilitation and service program for the mutual benefit of hundreds of disabled ex-seivlcc men, their dependents In various communities in which they reside, officers of the local post report. It Is of the utmost Impott ancc that the drives In the vari ous cities and counties this year shall he succcsslul," it wen do clnred in a statement from post headquarters. "The di.-ahled vet erans and their families need the aid that comes from this source. Thev have left a hard year be hind and are now laelnR anoth er hurd one. We feel confident that tlie people in Douglas coun ty will cooperate J (II) per cent and will respond generously when these forget me not sales are put on this year. "In many cases it is said, the comK'nsation paid is inadequate to properly care fin I he recipient and his dependents so here is more work lor the DAV oigani jitlnn. Every effort is being made to relieve cases of suffer ing and distress and prevent suf fering. Every cent ot the money raised through these sales is ex pended on behalf of the disabled veteran. "Another feature of the DAV I work Is in the line of securing I for the distressed veteran- ado- HORIZONTAL 1 Prohibit. 2 V lor ti Curve. 9 Fruit. 11 Bone (comb. form). i Metric measure. U Rine 15 !s (Latin), lfi bring forth. T i ara vioiiU 19 Tellurium (symbol). 20 Life guard (abbr.i. 21 Article. 22 Neither. 24 Abnormal dryness. 30 Mineral Answer to FrevioM Puzzle i HIATDSEIIAl BEElsmsl AlCCiTHNTA 11-i.OBUlNlTAjM p i KjTlABEin!: A.P:TMERGjS U Lie, IN I BE 39 Make beloved. 41 100 cents. . 43 Narrative poem. rock. 45 Mud. 31 Stoneware. 33 Something owed. 34 Absent with out official leave (abbr.), 35 Cereal grass (pl). 37 Lair. 38F.uit. 48 Apartment. 48 Hostelry, 00 Dress. 52 Isolationist doctrine. VERTICAL 1 The RAF aids tho V army hy Berlin 2 Beverage. 3 Night. 4 Apex. 5 Plowboys. (i Solar disk (Egypt), 7 Religion . (abbr.). 8 British broadcaster who leads V campaign, 3ritton. 10 Man's garment. 12 Obstacle. 18 Imbecile. 21 Fragrance. 23 Peruse. 25 Editor (abbr.) 26 Crimson. 27 Comply. 28 Transgression 29 Neuter pronoun. 30 Awl. ZZ Lofty. 34 Boy's name. 36 East Indian tree. 38 Skin opening 39 Pertaining to elves. 40 Inlet. 41 Faint. 42 Govern. 44 Indian. 45 Mervcillcux (abbr.). 48 Girl's nam 47 Three preflx), 49 Negative reply. 50 Hawaiian hawk. nii.-ite nnvernmentn comiiensa- , cost o I production and so muslin.,.. -:,i ...i,, ii-..n t. . ' paid In the. long ran by' thill aiinlicatlons arc accepted; he EVERYUODY who huvs Ten Roseburgen Now On Wake Island Naval Job i . Ten Roseburg residents now are employed with const nicl Ion ! crews at the Pnrt fie nnuil uli- Jl s the biggest job American ; base at Wake Island, according farmers evor tackled. The f )od to a letter received by the New---itor-defense proRiam calls iur ft ir ; Review today from Robert (litis) grcal est farm production in U. Ixporer. ' former' .llosehurg and S. hlstorv in VM2. ! Days Creek resident. Sporer re- j Three 'leasons are t1 -er. fur ! '""',!: lhi,t lm'lv w V2 Douglas ! county men in tne crew with which he left San Francisco A1:v ! 1. 1941, and that 10 still were oil 1 Wake Island "5 mill mlli.c fiv.iv, . ilemand for belter food, mure ; home." when his i..h..i- ,,-,-ik I ten. Oct. 10. The Itoseburg crew, i he renorls. Is nulte nroud of it ' rxpnnded food production. ' 1 irrt, ; vur own coiisumtion is i,ro lt:g. Increatfed wages mean In--reused ! milk for the kids, more griien -tioRotahles. It means better nu fiional health, stepiied-un arms fMOductionr , Second, we have pledged our Helves to sufiply Brltuin w ith one quarter of her needs in animal protoln - meal, eggs, dairy pro duels. To Britain, that's the dit terence between adequate rations ANY-1 only from worthy veterans. Once j i the claim is made, every el fori is 'I made to put it through. In this . j work the DAV has been eminent- I i ly successful. There should he no misgivings on the part ot those who through these "forgel-me-nnl" sales contribule lo the aid land comfort of these disabled veterans. The work is cirried on ! by disabled veterans themselves i who zealously guard every dollar taken In and see that It reaches the proper place. "Honor the dead hy remem berings the living. Wear a llower on l-'orget-iMe-Not day." Fred M. Miller, Native j Of Umpqua, Passes at 84 i rrn-fM M 1 j -rm WEr ; V- biz H Li'Hi l3 7T 2&" 39 3C I 1 H43 44 1-145 I Captain John A. Irving Advanced to Major Rank Promotion has recently been announced for John A. Irving. Roseburg, from captain to the rank of major, who is on active duty with units of the armored force, located at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. Prior to moving lo South Carolina, Major Irving participated in maneuvers in Arkansas and Louisiana, and ex pects to movo to Fort Knox, Ken tucky, following the South Caro lina maneuvers during November. KRNR Mutuei broadcasting System 1S00 Kilocycles REMAIefING HOURS TODAY 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr." 4:15 M Perkins, Oxyciol. 4:30 Casey Jones, Jr. 4:45 Orphan Annie, Quaker Oats. 5:00 Sketches in Rhythm. 8:15 Hymns of all Faiths, Doug- las National Bank. 5:30 Capt. Midnight, Ovaltine. 5:45 Jack Armstrong, Wheaties. 6:00 Variations In Melody. i:15 Eddie Duchin's Orch. 6:30-J3inner Music. 6:50 News, Cal. Pc. Utilities. 6:55 Interlude. 7:00 Raymond Gram Swing, White Owl. 7:15 Spotlight Bands, Coca Cola. 7:30-Danco Orchestra. 8:00 Standard Symphany Hour, Standard Oil Co. 9:00 A I ka Seltzer News. 9:15-Ray Noble's Orch. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:45 Phil Steam's News. 10:00 Number Please, 'Roseburg Tavern Keepers. I0:15-Sign Off. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1941 6:30 Top O' the Morning. 7:00 News, L. A. Soap Co. 7:15 Musical Clock, Plough Chcm. Co. 7:30 StuTf and Nonsense. 7:40 State and Local News. 7:45 J. M. Judd says "Good Morning." 7:50 Rhapsody In Wax. 8:00 Breakfast Club. 8:30 This and That. 3:45 As the Twig is Bent, Post's Bran Flakes. 9:00 John B. Hughes, Aspcr- tane. 9:15 Man About Town. 9:30 Shopper's Guide. 9:45 We're Always Young. 10:00 Alka Seltzer News. 10:15 Helen Holden. 10:30 Front Page Farrell, Ana- cin. 10:45 I'll Find My Way. 11:00 Adventures of Jane Ardcn, Copco. 11:15 Wheel of Fortune. 12:00 Interlude. 12:05 Sports Review, Dunham Transfer Co. 15 Interlude. 12:20 Parkinson's .Information Exohange. 12:25 -Rhythm at Random. 12:40 Five Miniature Melody Time. Golden West Coffee. 12:45 Local News, Hansen Motor Co. 12:50 News Review of the Air. 1:00 Hcnnlnger's Man on the Street. 1U5-P..T. A. 1:30 Johnson Family, Swans down. 1:45 Bockc Carter. 2:00 Music Depreciation. 2:15 At Your Command. 2:45 Let's Play Bridge. 3:03 Haven of Rest. 3:30 -W. P. A. H. -45 American Legion Parade. 4 ho--Pulton Lewis, Jr. i:ii Ma Perkins, Onyhi; I. S0 -Casey Jones, Jr. :45 Orphan Annie, Quaker Oats. 5::i9 Sketches In Rhythm. 5:15 Hymns of all Faiths, Doug las National Bank. 5:30 Capt. Midnight, Ovaltine. 5:45 Jack Armstrong, Wheaties. (..DO-Inteiiude. G:05 Cousin Elmore, Blue Dell Potato Chips. 1:10 -Rhythm Variations. GO Dinner Music. 6:50 News, Cal. Pac. Utilities. 11:55 --Interlude. 7:001 News and Views, Studs 'baker. 7.15 Spotlight Bands, Coca Cola 7:3: Lone Ranger. K:0P.-D.mee Orchestra. 8:30- Morton -Gould's Orch. 9.-00 Alka Seltzer News. 9:I5-Smilin' Ed McConncll, McKean & Carstens. i): iG -Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9-45 Phil Stearns News, A-.a Ion. 10:00 Number Please, Roseburg Tavern Keepers. 10:15- Sn Off. Grange to Meet Riversdale grange will hold Its annual elec tion of officers FTiday night at 8:15 o'clock at the hall. Refresh ments will be in charge of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Parrott, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Ogle and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hampton. World's Largest Ranch The Victoria River Downs Ranch, on the Welkham river of Australia, is said to be the world's biggest ranch. It covers an area of 16,000 square miles, or one third the area of New York state. BACKACHE, LEG FAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN . Of T5rrJ ICiflseys It haotnche nd log pains an mrtlng yn niiserl)le, don't Junt complain and do ttuthini bImiuI thorn. Nature in av Xm warning ymj t), your kidney newi Attention. Tba kidneys are Nature's chief way of talcing excau aritti and puUotjoui witaie out of tiia lilnnd. They help most people ptua about 3 pint a day. If the 1 5 miles of kidney tuba and flheri don't work null, poisonoua waste matter itaye in tlie blood. Tht-AO poisons may start tURiina Illicitae hen, rheuuiatio pains, lea pains, lws of pep and energy, netting up night, ewallrnct, imffinesB under tlio eyra, headaches nnd diizi ncsfl. Frequent orsentity pauuges with smart Jug itnd burninftimmct hues allows thereiiienme tuTiig wrontf with your kidneys or bladder, Don't waitt Ask your druuiiiet for Ooan's Tills, used eucecMifuily by millions for over 40 years. Thny give happy relief and wilt bln the 15 miles of kidney tubos flush out poison ous waste from the blood. Get Doen a i'Uls. COOKBOOKLET COUPON This Coupon and entitles bearer, to a eookbooklet at the News Review office. Roseburg, Oregon. Fred Millon MUle nnd malntdrltion, lietween good , his m.mv friends lien and hnri morale. ' , j - ..... Third and In the long run j most Important we're building I Ex-Meyor, Ex-Treosurer huge reserves or stockpiles of vi-; Denies Charge of Theft talily-paeked loods ngiiinsl thei day when peac' comes. Il's going 1o be our biggest argument at the peace conference fable. Under nourished, half-starved ICurope will lislen lo reason - Uncle Sam's reason if we control food supplies, 'l'hev don't shoot Clous in Kuropc, either. Quotas now are bused on Kl. a nut ive I i ioi iougi;is couuiv, oico ai .lose- lobnsi .. 7. .;' , Pass. Tuesdie.-. following; a long j illness. He was born af I'mp- , .. ... . . . . riiin 1 iiv.triti 1 wn 1 in it. min 01 1110 wane Island Wig Wag '-. .', ' ,,. the news hnll,.tln i,..i,itci,n,i fr.. , was a hlelong resident ol ( H egoii. the men enmlnvr.H In lli, r,m. ! Ml ruction rami., 'lie asked In hio i lill.-r: live dinighl letier I hat he he remembered lo record for slicking lo the Thr itver.-ge stay per man Is onlv two months. : Sporer enclosed a special eopv Survivors include Ids wile. Laura iMillcr: live daughters, Mrs. Rein iUrovold, Williams; Mrs. Huelah ; McKueti. Cranls Pass; Mrs. Ktta jSwearingen. Wlllioir.s; Mrs. An na Si'llli'. li'ilulnu. and six suns, '.loaipiine .Miller. Vclm, Wash.; 'Hubert Miller, addicts unknown; Sidney .Miller, tlranls Pass; Par j win Miller. (1,-iklnnd, I'nlil.: Ralph Miller, Vi-eka, and Noel Miliar, I.Sulherlin. roriilt D'AI.KNK, Idaho, Nov. li. I. AIM ..Carried Into court on a cot, Arthur Granlhiim. 7(lveiir- old lorm.M- mayo,- of eoeur Walter H. Conuthers d Alcno, pleaded innocent vesier-I day in district court lo a ', n.-i ge , PaSSCS Away Ot 52 ianta ' -iiiit'..iiog i.i.i 1 1 01 ine cuy s i funds. i in.ininam was arrested more known retirements, nureaii of ! ,.,, .. ;.,,.,, ' ,',. ' , his poor healih as reason lor re tiring. The prosiTUtion chnrgi's Ihc money was laken over : period td several years while Granlhiim was city treasurer and beiure la vs as IllllVtll'. I C, of : ngricullure economics surveys show we're short of current and 'future needs in dairy products, eggs, pork, lard, vegetable oils and vegetables. It menus a sweeping change in established farm practices. It's fiirmer lo switch : Second Ft. Lewis Soldier Found Dead of Gunshot no easier for i from all-grain growing to meal, egg and vegetable production Ihan li is lor a mauulactiuer ol sewing machines to switch to j machine guns. Ft MM' l.KWIS, Nov. ."1 i.pi Tlie government protected the ist-''- Waller L. Hull. of ICImnre. nianufacliirer hy in-.derw riting i1"''". "I,s lound shoi to deaih costs til his plain expansion and !''sll'1'liV "i 'he battalion supply guiiranleelng him a prolllablt I Waller II. Carriitliers. Sheridan Si., Kosehurg. died . I here Wednesday following a' ! shori illness, l ie was born in i ; Wyoming. Sepl. I, 1SS1. , i His witlow survives. j I Funeral services will be hold . at Hi:.i0 a. in. Friday al I he Civil Hend cemetery with the Salva- ; tion Army conducting Ihc sei v ' , ice. Arr.iniiciiH'tiis are in charge I of the Kosehurg I'nderlaking i j company. I market lor his machine guns. They're doing Ihc same thing lor the farmers. There won't be a sudden drop in the priivs of Un critical foods to leave the farm ers holding i he Iwg after they've switched lo new lines. The government will support the prices of hogs, eggs, evapor.d ed milk, dry skim milk and cheese at S5 per cent ot parity nt least until December 31. 1HI2. That means the farmer can pl an his production step-up In snfetx and lie certain of n piolilablc re turn. yesterday in I In room ol the 7."'l!nd lank baltalion Army officials said the Nor ; grant was shot through tho ehesl I and two .-In cahbie revolvers were ! tomul near his body, one having been fired and the olhrr was in it i loaded. I His dealh is I he second from gun shot at Fori Lewis in the past two weeks. ( u October IX, Corporal Frank Church of Pros ser. Wash., was lound dead in shower room at the -list division enntnnmcnt. Army officers said it was suicide. Tragedy Blamed on Nap i THK P.M.I .FS. Nov. n. IAPI Fred A. Aldrich. about r5. of The Dalles, was killed instantly j yesterday when Ills automobile; jilungod (d f the Oregon Trail i highway 'JO miie east of here. Ofiii-ers saiil they believed Al-i drich tell asleep at the wheel. Daily Weather Report U. S. Wcntlier Bureau Office, Roseburg, Oregon. yeor after year, afrcr year, after year Editorials on News (Contlnuttd frnm rude 1.) el- tax hill designed lo collect libotlt six billion dollars of "ex ro3i purchasing power" from lht American people. That Is another way of saying that l he government is planning to take from those who have benefited from Ihc war boom tin! bulk of their benefits so they will j ihc diipiion not be tempted to spend their crt. OSC-UCLA Battle to Be Broadcast at KRNR - Special an.tngrniriils have i been complcli'd whereby a direct 1 play l play broadcast of the Ore. con State college vs. C. C I.. A, lootliall game next Saluiday all ierniMin. m ember S. at Coi vallis. j will be provided for local luolhull I lollowers. Associated Sporlscasl- er Marshall IVngt a w ill he al i (he niicropliono to describe the action of the i-onlest Mailing at j 1 :4S p. in. with Station KH.NU, KOM'burg Mg'Ohrysi cariAing l-JC'l I1SHM- ! liuniidily I ,'tO p.m. yeslerda-"'' J Higiiest temperature v'estcrday 71 i Lowest trmperatur, hist night fili Precipitation lor Jl hours T ; I'ret ip. since first of month -Sr ;Precip. tiom Sept. 1. 1P11 'l.ilT jlOxcess since Sept. 1, PJll L'l It'slicrc -now- a v. liiskeywliosccqiiul you've never known K-forc. Not even it" you're al ready , Tkn Hh;h fan. It's the "(mints yc " Ten High the Tkn High tint's heaiinc clic favorite of millions ifitb tin cxliui birthday added. It isn't just pruhably the bcsi-tastini; bour bon you ever tried. It definitely is. Arc vc sure of that? Well- Here's a guarantee that is a guarantee no its, ands, er bats! If, tit'ter purchasing your first pint of Tkn High whiskey, you don't fully agree it is the finest bourbon whiskey you have ever tasted, express the partly emptied pint bot tle to Hiram Walker Incorporated, tifiO Second Street, Sai Francisco, California. Since this is strictly a guarantee to the con sumer only, you will receive without ques tion double tlie purchase price paid, upon receipt of the partly emptied pint bottle at the foregoing- address. The bottle must reach the foregoing address not later than November 15, 1911. Take advantage of this offer. ANNUAL HARVEST BALL South Deer Creek Grange JONLS ORCHESTRA Cents 40c Larlits tOc Straight Bourbon Whiskey. So proof. 4yearSold $1.15 PINT Copr. 1941 Hiram Walker & Sons Inc. Peoria, Illinois