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FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS", OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941'. India's Line-Up With Axis Plan of Gandhi's Rival By DeWITT MarKENZIE The Hltlerlan threat to India long the coveted dreamland of German expansionists (not to mention Japanese) comes to the Do You Suffer Wifh Your Feet? Dr. J. M. Ingalls, who hat madt regular visits to Ro$. burg for nln years, will be at tha UMPQUA HOTEL Saturday, Nov. 15, 8 to 6 Come In this week have Dr. Ingalls examine your feet free. All foot ailments treated corns, callouses, Ingrowing nails, weak or flat feet. OUR BOARDING HOUSE CONVENIENT (.COMFORTABLE ECONOMICAL SrAfcPPV UTTLB LEMsiDER INTO A TRANCE:", ARE NOU SOIMSTOSNE AVJ AV A TIRST- AlD KIT VJlTK 1ACU COPV ? With Major HoopleR,:w;,, ClPL0 IUBSTIUJ W IJ 111 W WWV NOT ENLARGE . IT AND PEDDLE tT TO TI-VE GOVJERNNENT FOR A. TANK. TRAP ? ir v PAW.'? biting words onsln SPUR ME ONvuTrAE ONE FLAW INJ M.V DOORMAT IS A TlNV BIT TOO MUCH power har-rumpk: NONE OP US IS INFALLIBLE- w-' EDISON ONCE TRIED TO MAKE A COLLEAGUE FLOAT LIKE A BALLOON BV DOSING HlM UP WlTK SElDLITZ. POnMDER ,E NEVER. KNOWS MKEM HE'S LICKED COCK. tWI SV MA SCBVtCr, IMC. T. M KtQ U I foro aj(aln through the official firultics which may arise. announcement at New Delhi that. Hsc -a fiercely mirninp, orann Suhhas Chandra Hose. Indian ' n!'s J1," 01 ''"J: leftists political leader, "has gone " ' ' over to the enemy" and Is be- "nl',s G,,ndhi s , 'ff ni.t.on lleved to be in Berlin or riomo,whlch represents untold millions pledged "to assist by fifth col umn methods any German inva sion of India This creates a situation which must cause Britain uneasiness, especially since India has be come one of the world's chief ar- of followers of the ascetic little Mahalma. Since the war, how ever, Hose and Gandhi developed a fierce controversy over policy. Gandhi Playing Fair. Both the Mahalma anil Bose pr" out for "puran swaraj ah- senilis. However, there is no solute independence--from EnR- suggestion that the government won't he able to handle any dif- OVRFAVORtTE HOT BREAKFAST CEREAL, NOW Tht flnSlt OOtl money can buy, You'll find the new, improved (lvor of Albert Rolled Oats just die thing to perk-up dull breakfast appetites. Naturally rich in Vitamin B, the pep-up vitamin. Child specialists recommend Rolled Oats as an excel lent bodybuilding, energy-giving food for growing children. Keeps 'em poTzfoQ t7nootff land. Hut Gandhi, though after ( thrill, thi' mis own iasnion no can oe as );)(.1)(.hi-(1(.(, lougn as iney mime em, nas fits own code of fair play and under' this he refused to take advantage of Britain's extremity. Bose. on the other hand, took the attitude I hat England's extremity was In dia's opportunity, and wanted to exact Independence while the go ing seemed good. Well, there could be only one outcome to that argument. Bose was soundly beaten, for there is no olher man among Hindustan's three hundred fifty millions who has the power that Is wielded by the aged and feeble Gandhi. Hosts throughout I he land liter ally worship the Mahalma as a divinity, despite his protests. So Hose, judging from the gov ernment information, has adopt ed another ilno of attack. From now on he presumably wiil work on his people by Indirection. As for himself, he may never sec ins homeland again, lor he Is said to be suffering from tuberculosis. tiifrhrl!n Fertile son tor Hevoit. Agitators alvvay can find some fertile Indian soil in which to sow (lie seed of disaffection, the desire for independence runs strong and the resentment of English ovel lordship is hitter in some sections. The Indians, too, are an inflammable race. Hevolutionists and enemy pow ers traffic much on religious fanaticism, and there is small doubt that this will be a feature of any axis campaign, as it was of the Germans ill the world war. We likely shall hear from our fakir of Ipi, the wild-eyed, dare devil horseman who is known as the holy terror of the Khyber pass, up on I he northwest fron tier. He specializes In keeping the savage tribesmen of that mountainous area in revolt. Then there Is (he fakir of Alin-gar- Itobin Hood of the north wesl frontier. I-'or a generation he has been leading his followers against Ihe British oulposts, and some nasty shows these barbar ians put on, loo. I saw some of It myself during Ihe last war, when I rode with A, mm British cavalry anil fool soldiers while they rounded up over (iO(l savage Mohitmnils near the Khyber pass. These two fakirs are but two of- many leaders operating throughout Ihe vaslness of India. They represent one of Britain's greatest problems. Unjustified, Says DeanW.L. Morse EUGENE. Nov. 12 IAPI The call for a railway strike In Chicago is "absolutely unjusti fiable," Dean Wayne L. Morse, who heads the president's emer gency fact finding board, stated unofficially today. "It lc mt tiirlrYw.nt l..t n I strike of railway labor at this time will jeopardize the very ! high place which railway labor ; has up io now enjoyed in public esteem, the University of Oregon law dean added. Dean Morse pointed out that adherence to judicial processes in settling disputes is the only way in which any kind of major dispute may be settled. "tin the basis of the record made by the employes at the 31 day hearing held by the presi dent's emergency board, the call for the railway strike is abso- , lutely uniustifiable," he said, j "The officials of the union and ! their lawyers admitted on the I record of the hearing thai they j had had a fair and judicial hear- ins. If they go through wilh i their threat of strike, they will ' sacrifice the judicial processes j guaranteed to them by the rail j way labor act - which will be ! much more costly to the. future ; interest of railway labor than jibe temporary financial benefits I which they seek to gain through as a strike. It is my judgment that a strike of railroad labor at this verv So She May See Inr "ill m i a id i , (ho Lions Set Evergreens Gather to Garb Streets Members of the Roseburg Lions club will meet Sunday morning to gather evergreens lor use in decorating the city's busi ness streets during the holiday season, it was announced at the regular weekly meeting of the club last night. Members are asked to meet at the Kenneth Dunham home on South Steph ens street at 9 a. m. Sunday. The club at Its dinner meeting last night was entertained by motion pictures dealing with the tobacco Industry, the pictures being shown by a representative of a large tobacco firm. POWELL'S FOR FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jaokson St., Roseburg m 11 Frieda Wohl, born blind, sells District Attorney Thomas E. Dewey of New York the (list pencil in the New York Guild for the Jewish Blind campaign to raise funds to finance opera tions for the sightless. nigh place it has up to now en joyed In public esteem. I believe tn it the threat of a strike should be withdrawn immediately and railway labor should ask for a 'onforence with the president, the carriers and the emergency nn:irrl tn thn inrl ot attemtitine to negotiate a settlement of dif- I ferences by Judicial processes. ! free from any coercive threat of economic force. It is to be tlis- tinclly understood that I do not speak for the president, but only I express views in behalf of the i cmrrgenrv hoard Morgans Grocery Special Prices for Friday and Saturday AVACADOS Large slit, CORN FLAKES Ktlloqrj s gonuino Calavo iQt larg ll-ounea 4t Brand. 2 for 17V packages. 3 Pkgs. 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