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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1942.
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CLUBS
Unco more the pupils of lhv
, Edcnbower school have organized
clubs und taken up their 111
work.
Perhaps one of Hie largest
, clubs was the group enrolled in
victory arts and emits, under
the able leadership of Mis. liar
' hara Parrott. This dub has; (if-
teen members Patricia Crouch
- Is president, I.orene Kiilingr
vice-president, Palsy Lamm, sec
retary, Phyllis Brehmer, social
chairman, Margaret ilidlne.T,
song and yell leader; Zola man
- Kayner, Mary Makinson, Wilrna
Pope, Dorothy Urehmer, U.tly
Jenny, Joanne Ware, .l.n' Me
Call, Perdita ("line, Alia Moon
', and Coleen Mnoiv. 'I'li'.i i:i ih;
third year this project has been
carried in Kdcnbower.
The club held the first regular
business meeting October 19. The
gills discussed color harmonies,
- made color chart and discussed
color combinations in styles
clothes. The next project will lie
' mosaic design.
Nine girls, with Mrs. E. II Ver
rill as leaedr, have organized a
cookery club With the exception
of one member, who has unrolled
in division three, the group is
carrying the second year project.
The members Include Zolamae
Rayner, Wilma Pope, Alia Moon,
Patricia Crouch, Perdita Cline,
Lorene Kldingcr, Margaret Kid
tnger und Colleen Moore. The
girls had not yet received hooks
or equipment so were unable to
do any work. However, the fol
lowing officers were elected:
President, Patricia Crouch; vice
president, Colleen Moore, and
secretary, Lorene itidinger.
Another club organized Thurs
day was a group of boy:i enroll
ed in forestry. The hoys elected
Duane Pope as president, Dein
llartlett as vice-president, and
Earl Baquot as secretary. Other j
members include Jimmie .Suiter, i
Modus Moore. Steve I less, Sam- I
mie Suiter, Joe Suiter, Jimmy
Kayner, and Austin Welt, llie
remainder of the meeting was
given over lo laying out plans
for club activities for the year.
This club Is under the leadership
of Mrs. Curtis Calkins.
A health enrollment of nine
leen members was sent in bv
Mrs. Hertha Hlundell, teacher of
the Piddle school. Tin' :nemher
include the fifth and sixth
grades. Ardilh Alkins was elected
president of Ihls club, Priseilla
Primer vice-president, and Hetty
Acker iiecretary.
The second health enrollment
from the Kiddle school, Including
the seventh and eighth grades,
was sent in by Mrs 1. II. l'ulleii,
leacher of that room. The mem
hers of this clu'.i elected ".ena
Weakley president, Jennie llow
ard vice-president, and Myrtle
llcndrirk secretary.
l''ourleen boys and girls of Yon
calla school enrolled In a health
club, with Mrs. Gertrude Stunt
as the leader. They elected t.tli
eel's as follows: Alley McNahh
president, Donald .lo.sl.vn vice
president, and Lois 'ri:;hl wcre
;ury. The loiirth health club enroll
men! to he received this week
was sent In by the Drew st-hunl.
with Mrs. V. K. Kleiners;!. ni as
leader.
Ann l,in;:;im,'iin and '.;!(
Lingomann, also ol Mil school,
have enrolled tor both rlnlhiii"
and cookery protects in addi
tion to the health project.
The liveslock project seitrin1.;
schedule has been made out by
County Club Agent Hrillon It is
as lollows: On .Saturday, Novem
ber II. Arthur and Dill Ward.
Days Creek, poultry project. 7 a.
Play The
Friendly Game
Q
When good fellows ejet
together, it is usually
at our place! Our al
loys accommodate u
largo crowd so come
and spend an evening
of fun and healthful
recreation.
ROSEBURG RECREATION
' Hall and Bowling Alleys
Arch Elliott, Mrjr.
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Tivo Soldiers Write New War Bond
Theme Song, "Everybody Ev'ry Payday"
i
E V'RYBODY EV'RY
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WASHINGTON I). C. Two
young soldiers have combined
tlieir musical talents to write a
new United States War Saving.-;
Ilond theme song, "Ev'rybody
Ev'ry Payday," which will soon
be heard from coast lo coast on
the ratlin, in theatres and from
juke boxes. The song will be re
leased in sheet mu.sir im,l t-,., ,.-,!.
all profits going in Armv Uelie'r
t he composers, Stjt. Dick Ulil
and Corp. Tom Adair, turned
over me copyright to the Ciovcrn
ini-iii mi- regisiraiion in mo name
of Seereiar.v of the Treasury llen-
i y mill Kcnuiatl, jr.
Kelease of "Ev'rybndy Kv'ry
Payday" at this time is parliru
Inrly timely because the War
Savings Stair or the Treasury De
partment is preparing to launch
a nationwide payroll savings
campaign to "top that 10 percent
by New Year's."
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Let's All Be Victory Drivers
Vc3
Three dots and
sounded on your
horn, will remind :.iiccdi-i
become vittoiy drivers.
I ni.; at '.I a. m Ai lap W eaver,
Myrtle Creek, and ai :M ,, l',li:.
I Wilson, also ol Mvrile Cn-i U
Allan has 1 'Ml.,, k .h-lse; h.i;;s
laud lioliliv has Poland ( hni.i
i hogs. The committee will n,i
go in III ocku a . w hr i c I vv 11
stop at llie honie ol KicImhI
Nichols, wild has Shropshue
sheep and alien I lurk v. huh as a
Coriiedale. The sinus Ma te .e:
lie si II in. I ll l . '
The group will iiesi e
Ilohcl Is Cl ccU lo sec t he I ill '
owned by l.eroy Sieli i.l-.ni This
will he at alioiu I ,;n p, o,. i-S!
will eume Ita.licl I'.nshins! n
Happy Valley al J ,n. l-'roir. ,lni,-
the couimillee will ;:, i,
milglass to call upon tji,
'rcrlatice iloiiges al 'i .'til
last slop ol the cl.iv v.ill
Busier Lea's at West Lo
I ill Friday, .uvci.iher '.
eoinnullce will go in tin
noon to see the ir.,, m-n
by 111 uee I loiiglas. La haul
and Cordon Hughes, all i
den valley, i m thai a I:,
senrtll:,' Will be ilolic lol I '
look
.-lull
I'l lll.-ltl
Mooic, James Alakn
tans-
H.iynor. De.-oi Daiiieii .nil
m
Lallou ol .'.'ili nhower.
I'lheis who an' lakili:; pail
ill the colllesl ai,. ('i,iii,, (I,-'
gills and Loh.ai l:,i,hi';:,i
Anlaiil, LmI.ci i Sawyer ol I i ain.
John Mi l .i nil i,- an. I Mai ,hai
Melk ol Von. 'alia. Ivnl ,,n. I I n .
Mile ,lcD,,,. ol l i.iKl.ui.l. John
Kohinsuii. N...-.I Tal.-oii and
II. uold Man oi i;,. ainl Hon
Ki uiiibai h of DimuimII... h,
prolcots w ncil l, Ihls l.isl ei clip
Will Is-
enibei
compos,
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local I.
chlh n
ll.lloio
- ' o l 'M on Sahu .lay , n
'.'I. the cmantll.
d ol Mi-. .1. . lionelualvc,
' "I the Douglas l oiinly
el.as. and lour creoi
lembei s, ion lli irnl.a. n.
Mat f. I'a me I 'oiiefas, ,,.
lion. i. akc. County ClaO
Ihiiion. will ic. icr.paii;.
isl i he collmilllee.
Li. int
Agent
and a
Aecol.lin,. o ,, ,.
by .Mr. ami Mrs. ( '. A
leaehcls ol . .-,nl. ,
or le. end
I 'ampneii
iks si ho..
hi'.. 1 1 II ciua
llailowi-e,,.
iieei- 'etc
east ol Sul lie rhn. the
j members e,,vr ,, ,,.,.
I party to h,,-. ,i
I invited li is icpeiled
hat ill."
PAYDAY.
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Sgl. Uhl and Corp. Adair have
completed a tJiur of duly with the
treasury Department, ilurinf
which tliev composed Severn i
songs lo promote the sale of War
lioniis and Stamps.
Uhl is n-nv back at Camp Ku
rest in Tennessee while Adair li:
relumed to l-ort Jackson in Smith
Carolina.
Uhl and Adair came lo the
Army from radio and no t at Kurt
Jackson, where they were as
signed to the orchestra. Uhl, one
of four brothers in military serv
ice, is n native of Wilkes-Barro.
Pa., ninl graduated from Prince
Ion in 1:1.111. Adair was- hm-n ir
Newton, Kansas, and graduated
from Lns Angeles Cily t'olleec.
Adair is well known in Tin Pan
Alley, having written several hits.
Among the ..rings f.r which he
wrote tli- lyiic.-i are. "L.'l'.i OlI
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le "Mothel-
s ill Ihc s
nei M'lcil on
ulllill they
,.ud
Wlle'i
chool
Hi.
look, ' I.I,
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ill
li. it oat i n1. .
Wilbur
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Mis ei eon
lor. euialee.
Mr. and Mis
: Mi. a:..!
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sell. J ,111, and
La I'l I an; and
. ol Unehnie.
Klh
lU.'illel .
lien-'. ,
al Keii
mil
Sllllila
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and Ml -oil,
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Mrs C !
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Mr. ai
and son.
I.aillalee.
all day
son in law
Mrs. Ken
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the
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an. I
neil,
All . and Mi ll I ,
and Mis c. . j, i- n
Lll-so!! .Hi, I e, ,e!,
lier miosis ol Ah . ,,::,!
McK..v Woilnes,l.,j
Mis. Anna Lieue
Mel in Lalmei . ,;t,.
aileliilcd the I iisiili.;;,
Monday and Tu.'s.l.iv.
Mi
ch, i
chin Mr.
w ho vi
home
Millie
lo l.,
I esi.le
and Mis L.
d al the
I aihel I
I her
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La ' II".' :. have move. I
I'tiomp. oil hol.se to
Alr
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and Mis
a hllsiii. -S.S
Ld llo'll,s,el
ip I- I i ll ilinei
1 1 . 'I I, -1111,1 em
Hlleie All- llollllsli
ployinenl. Su" anil
the chihhen
sd.iy eyeltniL:.
I. Lone, I home llles.la
Mi- an.l M,s - '
Thin s.!,,y l,,- i ',,, calli.s
I hi II- so 1 in i., w ,, nil
Mr. and Mi . I oo
l.imily
l.-i l
s
hie, .
Isoll,
Hid
;i (lush tii s.ivr i nl jI mi- ;itnl i:,is. Thi; mj;ti:i1.
.s tit tlnw tlu'.vii ;.n(i
Mr -iid Mi i; i
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a: n cd
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Cun. Tom Adair deft) and
Seiil. Dirk lid (ricl.t), Armv
inn dies. v. rile new War ISond
IIicjic suae wnuh Ircasurv De
par. meat v. ill tculiirc from roast
to riK'.st slinrllv. all profits from
rj.fii. .a;p iioxcs ami sheet music
Vs?r -.is.'iis to tilt to Armv Itclict.
(.0.v!j::nt was turnrd over in
(imminent ami registered in
nanu nl Serretarv of the Trcas
iiry. Henry iMiirffcnthau. Jr.
Away I'Tm It All." ni
thini! Ilaopens To Me.'
'I he new War Ha
song s lyric.i. written
Adair, follow:
Lvery-
d theme
by Corp.
Kv'rynno can help to save
iialjon
Ev'ryoiie can help lo win
the
the
war
Tliere's no linn- for rcslin'
Let's !n-gin inveslm'
In the tilings our country's
lighting for.
Fv'ryb'idv ev'rv pavdav
Huy a Bond the V. S." A. Way
That's the job, it's up lo you
and me
Hut ' " i ':er. banker, scholar
Take a dime from ev'ry dollar
Kv'ryone pilch in for victory.
Ev'rvhody ev'ry payday
Kv'ry farmer ev'rv hayday
Top the crop with dunes for
Uncle Sain
Ten per cent. That's the rent
Kv'rynnc can pay
l'"or a L'jii: in tiie S A.
i,..'.. .'...,..,.. ,.,.-.,
hfi r- .Mond.ty ;i Mrrnnon, K.ilpli
h.is liiiislH-il his I'.hIio school and
( Sjii'cN lo he c;il led ill NiTVKV
mmiii. Mis. I.oumts will i-ciiKiin
line wilh lnr luicnls, .Mr. ;nnl
Vri noii l,;ti;uil, indrfjiiilcly.
Yoncalla
AI.I.A, Nov. 10.
Mi
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.1. Oshurn of Corvallis
anil .Mi s. Alpha New by
ll
Mi
"l W'dl.iir.iii.i
viMtnie at th
nt last Sunday
Harold Tuipin
home in Sculls Vail
Miss Dolly Kill li
y.
Kruse, wtio
! ;s empinyi'il in Hie Minor building,
l.'ieeiie, ..pi-ni several days last
week isiline. her parents here.
Mis. Alton Noel ami iwo sons
1 1 tin tied lo t heir home in Umpire,
line. Saturday a Iter spending II
wci k visum,, al the paii-nl,,!
Li od l.-c home. Aldoli Lee. Inotll
.1 ol Mis. iiel, look them to I'Jnl-
I
M n a in I Icll. mil ol Salem spent
, Thursday here w ith Ins parents.
.Mis. i i,.,.r Hell, iinl and daugh
t lei . w ho .spent the lasi s, months
' with Mr. Ilellanil in Sail Lake
l ity and Nevada, lellll lied to Yoll-
. H i Sun, lay . Mi . Hell, ,n, is n
'. Ill si heiilen.int ill I he U.S. army.
Mi s i:,,y Turpin li ansaeted
ha , ines-. m Kiigene Tlmrsdav.
Mis. I ilison lelt Tiiuisilay for
weelv's Msll Willi lcl.dlM'S ill
l aiyei i Ciisy, w ho is w ilii Ihc
i ray in I bullion, .Maine, is home
: a sh.ii i tin le.ii:!:.
Mi. and Mis. Fail 1 'a i
'.Mil llie li go L.ism-i
Is! oi low il.
.'r .ui.1 M's. 1. 1, a, I F:,:,-'
il. . Iia .e.l the I ii I; Thm pe
i low a Mr. and Mrs. Thm
'' '" ' 'dlispie Cornei ,
WELDING TRAINEES
Men ond women to train for welding.
8,000 wi.ldors dro wanted for Portland ship
y.itds. Jobs are open for both men and women
upon completion of training.
THE ROSEBURG
WAR PRODUCTION TRAINING
SCHOOL
Is prepared to train you for one of these jobs.
TRAINING IS FREE
Class Hours: 12 to 3
6 io 9 p. m., 9 p. m. io 12
Sciiool locited at 404
Registration list is
ui r ciflstf .
Farmers Advised
To Plan for Full
1943 Production
Agriculture Assured Ample
Share of Labor, Chairman
Of County Board Believes
The war manpower commis
sion s . recent order freezing
workers on livestock, poultry and
dairy farms is seen by Leo
Sparks, chairman of ihc counts
I.SDA war board, as definite re
cignition of tie; fact that feed
itig an army is just as important'
as arming it.
.Mr. Sparks believes tha' ci un
'y iarmers can now plan for all
out production in 1U'3 w" -.! ,,s
sjii.nce that agriculture will gel
ts share of hie nation's man
power. This vi w is sin c- by
l.obert II. Taylor, chairm.:i (f
the state USDA war hoard, lie
believes ihat attainment of .he
I'bji olives of i.hv progri ri v. ill
do much to relieve iho farm
labor situation in the siaio.
! The program will include class-
! iftculion. i.f ,lii-u ll,...U..I. -.n.t
poulti-y workers into .'lit under
elective i service, tvcduaiiun.il
delcrmenl of such workeis who
have no dejK-ndents, non-recruitment
of such workers by ihc
armed forces, recruiting of addi
tional workers to replace .hose
who have gone into military ser
vice or war industries, and train
ing of unskilled workers, includ
ing women, lo keep vital war
foods and raw materials fiowing
; into die war effort-
! Provisions are also included lo
I hall the drain on the farm jabor
I supply caused by farm workers
I leaving for work in the shipyards
and other ar ndustries.
The stahilizatK.n program .s
. being applied only io liveslock,
poultry and dairy larms because
milk, meal and eggs can he class
I ed along with planes, tanks and
! shells as basic war materials, the
chairman explained. While -ill
larms are producing food ieed"d j
ir. the war effort, it was .eeiess-
t ary lo put lirst things first, '
.Mr. Spai'Ks said, in explaining
what will constitute an "essen
tial l.irm'.' under the prog am.
Cows Or Equivalents
Le(iiii'menls lor classification
as an essential farm is one which
has al least X dairy cows t milk
ing or dry) and a minimum an
nual production of .'11,11110 . i.iim.ls
ol milk or the equivalent in live-
lock or poultry or a I'oinbinalion
of animal units which meet iho
standard. At the expiration of
three month:; of the program,
tlx' basis minimum standard :s
ID or more dairy cous i milking
or dry I w ith a minimum annual
production of .TT.iilKI pounds of or
llie eiiiivaient in livestock or
iioullry or a combination ihereof
Aller the second three nimths
period of the program, llie basis
minimum standard is 12 dairy
cows i milking or drvi with a
i minimum annual pruduclion ot
la.liilli pounds of milk or the eiiii
Mr ind i x '" ''V('stock or poultry or
a coiuoioaiioii uiereoi. i.ivesioex
and iioullry larms are related ,o
minimum si.ed dairy farms, bas
ed mi Ihi' following standards: I
dairy cow. S.." hogs raised; '1.2
beef cows; I.S yearlings; iwo
year old steers; .'Li Iced lot
cattle; Id.") ewes; SO feed lol
lambs; Tl hens; 2al) .-liiekens
raised: mill broilers and -ID lur
keys. Tiie above sl.mdarils do mil
apply lo range animals for
which standards will be Issued at
an eai l date.
I.oiane highway this week.
(leorge llassett is moving lo
I he Dr. Thus place at the fool of
.Mill Town
Avoid Regret
Protect your future with
dependable HiitomobU
insurance. Consult
FRED A. GOFF
District Manager
L'2 S. Stephens Phone 218
Roseburg, Orcuon
TED
p. m., 3 to 6
p. m.,
midnight.
W. Lano St.
now being taken for
hill.
i a'nch i rr"i94&rZS.
h lv , j FARMO(ftuj0to0BILE
house! IntBSOTE5xCHA
will 'Y-.T.y;- I
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Hint to Mint
A Veronica Lake hair-do does
not keep Joan Blanchard from
seeing one of the swastikas which
long have decorated the U. S.
Mint in San Francisco. Citizens
want the Nazi emblems removed
from the building.
To keep from letting off steam
by speeding, film actress Evelyn
Keyes rigs steamboat whistle to
car. Its automatic blast when
she exceeds 35 miles an hour
would summon motor cops from
miles around.
Potluck Supper Friday The
Spanish War Veterans camp and
auxiliary will hold a sixthlrly
o'clock put luck supper Friday
evening, November 13, at tile
1. ) '. F. hall.
"WANT A6S"
READ AND USE -THE CLASSIFIEDS
YOU WILL BENEFIT
The following list shows how little it costs for big
returns:
Number of Ratopcr
consecutive insertions , v-ord
One Time 2c
Two Times 3c
Three Times 4c
Six Times . ., 6c
Twelve Times 12c
Every day for one month, per line .... $1.00
Minimum Charge 25c
WRITE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD
IN THIS SPACE AND
Mail or bring to the Roseburg News-Review
Plea-.e insort the above
section. First insertion
Address..
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Farm
rooo
WAR NEWS
Secretary Claude W'ickard has
requested immediate action to
keep manpower on the farms for
the crucial 19-13 production job,
the Oregon USDA war board re
ports. He has recommended that
all essential farm workers get
occupational draft deferment, and
that war industries holding gov
ernment contracts be prevented
from hiring such workers. More
than 1.600,000 workers left the
farms in the past year, 60 pet
cent for war work, 40 per cent
for the armed forces.
Information received by the
Douglas county USDA farm ma
chinery rationing committee in
dicates that milk cans and fen
cing supplies will shortly be
added to the list of items' ration
ed by the committee. It is expect
ed, the committee reports, that
OPA's recently acquired author
ity to ration milk cans and fen
cing will be delegated to the
department of agriculture.
Producers of spray-dried skim
milk have been directed to set
aside 90 per cent of each month's
production for government pur
chase to meet needs of the arm
ed forces and lend-lease.
farm applications tor new
iruei;s are now tiled witn tne
ROOF LEAK?
Just Received a
Shipment of
-op
Repair or Reroof and
"OWN THE PROFITS"
- . DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
WANT AD RATES
copy Hmos in the
9 Signed
PHONE 100
county farm transportation com
mittee, the county USDA war
board has announced. This new
procedure has been agreed upon
by the ODT and the department
of agriculture. L. S. Compton is
chairman of the county transpor
tation committee, which has
headquarters at the county
agent's office, Roseburg.
The 1,000 tons of superphos
phate allocated to Oregon for dis
tribution this fall "lasted quick,"
the state AAA office reports. All
of it was speedily requested by
counties and orders from farmers
indicate that twice that amount
could have been used.
The state USDA war board has
been informed that the depart
ment of agriculture has announc
ed a new price support program
for dry edible beans. Prices will
be supported at levels equivalent
to 90 per cent of parity.
The present "freeze" on new
farm machinery will remain in
effect until the new rationing pro
gram is announced, the county
USDA war board reports. In
cases where new machinery is
needed immediately to maintain
production, appeals can be filei'J,
with the county farm machine!'
rationing committee. Repair parts
are not frozen, but attachments
may be sold only by a retail deal
er, provided he has them in stock.
POWELL'S
FOR
FISHING TACKLE
245 n.' Jackson St..-Rowborq '
Ml:
UP
Nows-Rovicw classified
Robfina
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