ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1941.
Noted Aviatrix
Jailed as Agent
Of Nazi Regime
WASHINGTON, Doe. 18 'API
- Lama Infills, nolod woman
filer, was uiralgnpcl today on n
charge of failure to ri'Rlsti'r as a
foreign agent In connection with
(dieted activities on behalf of the
Gcrmnn. government.
Needhmn TuriwK', t'niteil
Stali-s CommlSMoni-r, fiwHl Miss
Ingiills' bond id $7,500 and post
poned the arraignment hearing
until December after she ask
ed for time to consult an attor
ney. The flier said she had no money
and a government official said
she would be taken to the District
of Columbia Jail.
One Question Miss lngalls ask
ed whether being an agent meant
"taking an oath and swearing al
legiance, w hich I never did."
"I was n free went and took
no orders," she said.
"I followed no orders other than
inv own. I was doing something
I knew might be questioned if It
were found out. I undertook
something that I thought I could
handle alone and 1 guess 1 over
reached myself."
Supreme Allied
War Authority
Will Be Formed
LONDON, Dec. IS (API
Discussions are under way for
establishment of a supreme allied
war authority to direct high stra
tegy against the axis, the authori
tative British press association
said tonight, anil some quarters
here believe that Washington
should be its headquarters.
Keynotlne comment of British
news organizations, the press as
sociation said:
"In canitals of each of the four
great allied powers (the United
States. Britain. China and Itus
sin) leaders and snokesmen have
already indicated their agreement
to the general principle of a su
preme authority for direction of
the war.
"Discussions which now are
proceeding between service and
political experts are designed to
bring the necessary machinery
into being."
lng Mr. and Mrs. A. U. McDonald.
The Elkton high school has put
out the first copy of "The Elk"
for this year. The Elk Is the
high school paper.
A number of the Kcllog grange
members went to Itiversdale
Tuesday evening to attend a Joint
installation of officers.
Mis. Wilbur llugus, of Eugene,
sent word she has hcurd from
Mr. Hugu. Mr. llugus was on
the way to Christmas island with
u construction crew and got as
far us Honolulu when the war
broke out. I
Oregon Convicts to Give j
$150 to Red Cross Fund
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 18 (AP)
Stale prison Inmates will con
tribute $150 to !ne lied Cross war
fund, prison warden George Alex
ander said today.
The Bed Cross announced that
Salem would be state headquar
ters lor the drive.
Transient Loitering at
S. P. Tunnel Jailed Here
Leo Belcher, 41, a transient,
apparently of German descent,
was held in custody here today
on a sentence of 30 days ufter
pleading guilty in the Glendale
Justice court Wednesday to a
charge of vagrancy, Sheriff Cliff
Thornton reported. Belcher, the
sheriff said, recently was seen by
a Southern Pacific truck foreman
loitering In the vicinity of a rail
road tunnel In the Cow creek dis-
triet, and Ih-d when approached
by the foreman. lie later was
taken into custody by city offi
cers at Glendale on the descrip
tion furnished them and has been
unable to give a satisfactory ex
planation of his reason for loiter
ing In the vicinity of the tunnel,
the sheriff said. Federal authori
ties have been notified of his arrest.
Hunt Club Stableman
Faces Charge of Murder
OREGON CITY, Dec, -IS-(AP)
An information charging Clar
.nee Mcpherson, Tni, stableman al
the Lake Oswego Hunt club, with
first degree murder, was filed in
circuit court yesterday by District
Attorney Fred A. Miller.
The charge grows out of the
fatal shooting of David A. Smith,
48, fellow-worker.
Portland Policeman
Commits Suicide
PORTLAND, Dec. 18-fAP
The coroner reported that Alex
ander P. Robb, 42, city policeman,
committed suicide last night by
shooting himself through the fore
ncad. He was in ill health. The
widow and a son survive
500 Perish When Vessel
Hits Manila Bay Mine
MANILA, Dec. 18 (AP) Ap
proximately 500 persons apparent
ly were lost In the sinking of the
iniMi-.iuhmd nnftsenyer steamer
Corregidor in deep, shark-infested
waters near Manila nay yesiei
day, it was reported today. The
Corregidor struck a mine.
The. ship was carrying about
800 persons, Including passengers
and crew, and approximately 300
were known to have been rescued.
Liltie hope was held for reeov
: mQntf hndies
The 1,881-ton Corregidor, once
the Engadine and the first sea
plane carrier in nistoiy, w f"
in the World war battle of Jut
land.
SILVERTON, Dee. 18. (API
That rattle In the loft rear fen.
der and the peculiar whine In sec-
ond gear enabled LeRoy Card,
ener, Gervals, to recover his
stolen car yesterday at the out
skirts or niiverion.
The ear was stolen DoepmW '
9. Gardpnor heard a vehicle
traveling a farm road yesterday.
It sounded familiar. He listened
hm-der. Narv a doubt that wno
his car. no gave cnase.
Americans in Norway
Summoned by Police
LONDON, Dec. 18-(AP)-The
Norwegian telegraph agency re-
oCMginNorwavhadbee Two state policemen said they
mf tn 'ihn nolice i arriiid Floyd Rhalm cu a
art ei eu iu h-f" 1 , nf Abinn tha Pf
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Team W L Pet.!
Standard Oil 29 13 .(2
Hansen Motors 25 17 .593
Josse Furniture 21 18 .538 1
Umpquu Chiefs 19 '23 .452 j
Blessing's 19 23 .452 1
Pacific Fruit 17 22 ' .43(1 j
Hotel Valley 18 24 .429!
Cocn Lumber Co 10 26 .410 ,
Camei Last Night I
Standard Oil 3, Cocn Lumber i
9; Hotel Valley 3, Pacific Fruit 0; j
Hansen Motors 1, Blessing's 2; j
tJmpqua Chiefs 2, Josse Furnl- j
lure 1. I
High Individual game score: ;
Tiller-Trail Job's
Low Bid Is $75,787
Bids were received by the state
highway commission at Portland
today for the grading, surfacing
and oiling or (1.17 miles of the
Wright raneh-Mllo section of the
Tlllcr-Trall secondary highway.
The low bid was submitted by C.
J. Eldon, Portland contractor, and
was in the sum of $75,787.
West Salem Women
Drowns in Bathtub
SALEM, Dec. 18. - (API Mrs.
Alma Peake. 30. drowned yester
day in her bathtub at her home
in West Salem yesterday. Deputy
Coroner Dollman said she left
two notes for her husband.
Drain
DRAIN, Dee. IS A large group
for home defense met Monday
evening at the community hall
and formed nine squads. Pclbcrt
Gocsline was made captain of the
company.
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Gardner re
turned last Monday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minter of
Kcllog were Drain visitors Sun
day. Mrs. Midler's mother. Mrs.
L. N. Whipple, accompanied them
home for a week's visit.
Elkton
ELKTON. Dee. U Mrs. Lena
Bossen reported $S3 50 was rais
ed in tin membership drive of
the Red Cross.
Mr. and Mis. C. Ksslinger. of
Millwood. Washinnlon, ;ti-' visit-
W. Stephenson, 21S.
High individual series score:
Baughman, 593.
Hotel Valley:
Handicap 50 50 50 150
Stephenson ...218 155 198 571
Brutonv 138 130 132 400
Janlo 135 9(i 137 3C8
Baughman 177 212 204 593
Totals 718 043 721 2082
Pacific Fruit:
Handicap 72 72 72 21(1
Beaty 19 160 162 491
Fowl'er 122 158 135 415
Olson 145 1 06 147 398
Stevenson 153 126 137 416
Totals 661 622 653 19.16
Hansen Motors:
Handicap 131 131 131 393
Mahrv 156 149 158 463
Brougblon 117 107 119 343
Puekelt 137 131 151 422
Vrooman 134 158 162 -151
Baker 165 149 116 430
Totals 810 S25 84 0 2505
The Blessings:
Handicap 174 174 174 522
I l.chrbach 102 135 157 394
Judd 131 152 145 428
G. Phillips 161 117 147 425
Blessing 128 1X1 126 3S7
K. Phillips 144 179 164 487
Totals 810 890 913 2643
Umpqua Chiefs:
Handicap 130 130 130 390
Aten 163 144 120 427
Boise 156 174 125 455
Thiele 165 91 136 392
Wellmim I . 151 136 ICS 455
llaigh 162 156 122 410
Totals 927 831 801 2559
Josse Furniture Co.:
Handicap 59 !H 90 234
Flvnn 165 134 157 456
Spencer 189 160 139 4SS
But tier 167 99 130 396
Lewis 123 141 172 436
Dimmiek 150 171 165 4S6
Totals 848 795 853 24!K
Standard Oil:
Handicap 120 120 120 360
Cilkeson 125 146 134 405
McDonald 194 153 1 5-13
Rice 154 146 144 444
Mills 199 156 186 511
Laird 147 199 144 490
! Totals 939 920 921 2783
Coen Lumber Co.:
Handicap 168 168 ICS 504
It D Coen 1-10 111 152 406
llowen 147 123 139 409
A. S. Coen .92 143 153 388
Sehaerer . 135 1 12 1 53 430
I Roadman 119 1 11 124 414
! Totals 831 831 SS! 2551
OHMS
PSST-'- - IS THE RVERRGtT
TEMPERRTUt HEREABOUTS
BETU'EEIN 70 RNO SO" - -
-m.-- ch ni k niNL
J. ( IOO OROVERIOO? r JT
Answer: The average tempir.iture at tarths cur.ator u
fcouf 77 iktrets Fahrtnheil.
There is a high degree of satisfaction evident among the large
group of customers using Umpqua and Sunrise Dairy and Poul
try Feeds and Umpqua Chief Flour. They get the best for less,
and boost Pouglns County. Sure: They're satisfied. And let us
wish you a Merry Xma.
-XUmm cake FLOurr JM pS8
I Vffigy ,il!1.Z3C JSC k . y
, jEDELMONTE GREEN BEANS ., CM ,.,,.,. 29c
' Prices for Dec. 19 and 20, mTTri IL
. " 1 ( V Fr.. Delivery R UTTER -CQfi JLM
f ' I ill. UU I I kll LOCAL CREAMERY, LB J' wws"" " ---rii
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DEL MONTE CORN ICANS 29c
KRAFT S DINNERS mM 25c
SUGAR
10-LB. CLOTH SACK 59c
UPTON'S BLACK TEA i OZ C 43c
HEINZ
CATSUP
Large bottle
17C
25c
Palmolive
Shave Cream
2 for 33C
PLAY FAIR
Dog Food
1 -lb. can
5
DEPARTMENT
GOLDEN WEST
1 -lb. can ... ...29C 2-lb. can ..
Airmail Coffee, lb. pkg ljc
Henninger's Deluxe Coffee,
po'.md
25C
BANQUET
Sc'cd Dressing
Quart jar
23C
OREGON
MILK
Tall can,
4 for
31C
44-oi. can
FLORIDA
Grapefruit
Juice
19C
OREGON
Green Beans
29C
WHITE ROSE
BLEACH
1 i-gal. jug
19C
Swift's branded beef,
Guaranteed, lb. .
21c
BEEF ROAST
Economical cuts
PORK ROAST gr: ,b 23c
BEEF STEAK iXZXl 29c
BEEF BOIL Nice and meaty, lb. .... 15C
SAUSAGE Pure pork, lb 23C
BACON Breakfast bacon, lb 25C
SLICED BACON Sugar cured, Pkg. 19C
HAM SLICES IOC
ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW TO BE SURE OF GETTING
THE SIZE YOU WANT
. wtoa ton j!!
FLOUR SAVINGS
$1.43
$1.39
$1.79
$1.89
UMPQUA CHIEF
491b. sack
ORBIS
49-lb. sack
CROWN
9 lb. sack
FISHER'S BLEND
49-lb. sac
XMAS CANDY
Baqs, Boxes, Cans,
Bulk.
POPULAR
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BRAZIL
NUTS.
Lb
19c
OREGON
WALNUTS;
Lb
19c
RtBERTS,
Lb
19c
MIXED
NUTS,
Lb
19c
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CALIF.
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I Stre N' 2
f Pop
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I Balls I
K3 13C J
CTIICCCn HA TEC
J I ill I I 1 1HILJ Fancy for Xmas. lb
rci cdv
VLLLfl I Large green, each
av m
CVvO-
teat
ORANGES 2 aoien
By the Case $2.29
PECANS Paper shell, lb
AVOCADOS Fancy salad fruit, 2 for
CRANBERRIES West coast grown, lb
I i
A"fiC S v0 s3
SCL .Jim
J -i,-
W 5-- 'N
DiacKweu 4
17c IV
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FRESH
ROASTED
PEANUTS
Lb.
10c
P. & G. SOAP.
5 bars
19C
LARGE IVORY
SOAP, 2 bars ..
19C
FLUFFO,
4-lb. Pkg.
69C
S-JL.-'
P. A. or VELVET.
1 -lb. can
69C
BORENE SOAP,
4 bars
19C
Radiant 1
Fruit Mix
Mb.
OXYDOL,
Large Pkg.
21C
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