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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL I, 1943. Uau4 Uallf Hst'ept MunUar r tb Ni'MM-lldVictT Ct., lui. Mcuthrv u 'I'tae Ahmm-'ImUmI lrrN Ttio AMKU'.'iattjil S'ivhh Jm txt luntve ly fciititlvd U Uo hm fiT ri;niLflieji. lion ol all iiuwh 1ikiIi-Iium rifdited to It or not oilu-rwlMi ( nil (ltd In thlH pups-r bad to nil toial it wit PuIiIIhIic. huri'in. Alt riyhtH of r- PtllllK-UliuU Ot Hpvvltli UUpu-liva CHAS. V. HTANTON. EDWIN U KNAPP... ....l&lltur KnUrert im hocoihI Ihxh nmttnr May 17, 19:'n. lit tliu P'nI ufflcy at ittittcbut k, On-Kuii, tinUur ml of March it. 18.78. Hrpi-eHriilt-U hr OLD! DAT IVriT Vrl4 '.'71 M;tuioli Ave. t'lliflIKO :iHl N, .MIc'lilKllU ,v ft tin ! ranrUvo J JO Hu-h Sntc Anuvh' t:t:t H. Siulnn Sin SriillU w.t Slt-wMit Sti'.l. I'orfluiMl 'il'O S. W. SI id St ret 81, l-oulw 411 S. 'IVulh Slro.'t. Oreg PUBUSHeS 44s 0j)ATI0N KuliM'rlitlin It men PhIIv, pur j . iir by mini $5 "U ily, ti month ly muil jj.'ii) Daily, 3iiiuul)itt ly mm! I. lift Editorials on Newt (CoiUautd from pkf 1.) ent and the future that will, wo are sure, bear fruit." E DEN has done little public sDcakino: while he has been : here, but to the legislature of Maryland .meeting in joint ses- sion of the two houses, he said i the oilier day: , i,ci more ne no miswiKO. wo (British) will not rest on our arms until EVEHY ONE of our enemies has unconditionally sur rendered." lie added: "We, too, have a score to settle with the Japs. We won't stop fighting until that evil growth In the Pacific lias been cut back." "We'll be with you in this TO THE END." YOU'VE noted, of course, that the Russians -have renewed their fishing treaty Willi the Japs for another year. Our first Instinctive reaction, of course, is one of disappoint ment. Hut lot's be reasonable. If you wore fighting with every ounce of your strength against enemies sturming your front door, you wouldn't deliberately invite trouble at your back door. That's undoubtedly the way the Russians fool about It. First thing today don't forgol those two programs tonight the one's wo told you about lasl nlghl. "Eye Witness News" (li l'ii and the Douglas National Hunk's pro gram at :.')(). You're going to love the oldlimo Uines. Esther Geddes will appear as guest arlLsl on KUNH's "Guest Artist Series" tliis week. I lor program has not yet boon announced bul she al ways has a varied and Intorosliug half hour for us. Here's sonic oilier good news Chicago "Thea tre of the Air" is presenting Noel : 'Coward's "Hiiioiswooi" at ! o'clock. Kemeuibcr all the lovely j songs? This Is a "mu.sl" on ourt list If you like good music. And i for Friday morning on I ho Sun i day School union program thisj week you w ill hear I r. Si-imu o. j And again, may we remind you. 1 li.vlon tonight al 0 l"i and i;.:tu ' or you'll bo sorry. I li. S. May Ask Gifts of ! Copper, Brass, Bronze : WASHINGTON. April 1 iAI'i i - The w.r .irodu Hon Kuid is! trying to prevent It, bi.t in.1:' have lo carry a mp or, brass and i brone collection campaign int.il the country's lion.';;. ; The drive would -iiean gelling out the t inl.ets, ash I rays, can dlostick :, so.ivcni. s am1 v. Ii.it i hots that accumulate in Ihe aver ' age housi'hold, as ell .s all cui - j lain rods ami tho inol.d Ironi' worn-O'it W'oalhor-prtioling . inns, t It would 'X' a lairl, simple sal 1 ago problem, like Ihe inhln'i j campaign, for it -orld bo a uno shot cleanup, r.iliier than a con j tinning ami hard lo ad. iin'stor progrrm like the ial saKago -tr I tin can eolleotinn eflorts. i Ward store Head Back From Rules Study Meet Frank Ward, loe.il manager lor the Montgomery Ward company, returned Wednesday Hum Salem, where he spent the p..M week ill attendance at a dislnct meeting of Montgomery Ward store man agers and ollicers. The cooler- eiice carried Ihroiigh six days, Including Sunday, Mr Ward re ports, and was given over lo a thorough study of the new ted oral rules and regulations ugarcl tag -rationing. Invonioii -. v .-.'jr rr-gulat Ions and repel - WEff-n DIALjpLOG IT'S JUST A .EDITORIAL. By Charles T ODAY is All Fools' day. there's IK) fool's dav like: nil day is old so old, in fuel, tliat historians are unable to tell when it actually begun," says John, L. Springer, al, Associated I'ress. feature writer. ft, .j'p. There are numerous theories regarding the origin of the day, one being that it is derived from the I luli feast of the Hindus, when gullible members ef the tribe were sent on foolish errands. ; Others place the origin in the days of the Romans while still j other authorities trace the beginning to the annual feasts of the j court fouls, clowns and jeiters. But probably the day just outlet for the exuberance that comes with the first few days of the spring season. At any rate April Fools' day is one when the practical joker and every horn'- and office has one gels hiu inning It i a, day on which to beware of picking up wallets, kicking paper sacks and plug hats or taking an assignment to find some striped ink. Our personal recollecticns of April Fool pranks include some stunts that boomcranged. For instance, there was the time ve borrowed the lO-pound shot from the high school gymnasium and. putting it in a paper bag, left it on the side walk. A man carrying a five-gallon can of milk came along and kicked the bag vigorously. He overturned the milk can. then righted it and sal down en it to rub his damaged fool. The foot, however, was not badly hurt, for when he overheard our youthful laughter he started in pursuit, ran us down in less than a city block and administered sound chastisement. also carried off the shot and cnoi lor us loss. And there's a slui:t that always works providing there's a pretty girl and .- mirror handy. Just tell the gill she has a spot dirt on her face it works lime we tried it on a wattless the puss with a glass of ice watcr- A farmer friend of ours, who ha3 been plagued by loss his farm help, price ceilings, inability to secure materials, a other problems of the agriculturist was in the office a fei jago and said he was nil prepared for April Fools' day. Hoi,. ot ;,ooou dairy workers but. said he hed prepared for his own coattails one of those "Kick Me Hard" sign, such as the boys used to pin on unsuspecting I ii r i , i -i i l i ,1 i , i ' vict.ms. Uy way of explanation, he said he had added the-, ooslscriiil: "1 voted for the New Deal." ! ! Webster defines the day as one "on which playful ,,;ck8 farm evpcricnce.l men now do-1 . ......... , fcrrod neeause of age or minor I and impositions are practiced, which brings us to the llin.iht ph'it':tl (lisaiIlit'i's if tiley '.oi.:.sc ithat perhaps congress ooghi to make All Fools' day an official dairying jobs. j holiday for the national capital. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System, 1400 Kilocycles. BEST BETS FOR TODAV THURSDAY 6:15, Eyo Witness News. C:30 Dou(l.is National Bank Anniversary. 7:15 Guest Artist Scries. 8:00 Chicauo Theatre of the Air. TRIDAY 10:30 Cheer Ui Gang. 3 00 Dream House of Mel ody. 5:30 Norman Ncsbitt with the News. 6:30 Treasury Star Parade, Starrier Joseph Schild kraut in "Hostages." 7:00 Beau Jack vs. Henry Armstrong. (ItEMAINING IIOUUS TODAY) 4.00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. Plough Chemical Co. 1 13 Johnson Family. I'.'til Choir and ( 'onsolo. I 15 Salvation Army Piugiain. 5:00 l.csl We Forget. 5:15 Superman, Kclloijy's Pep. 5:30 Norrn.in Nish.lt With The News. Sturiebtlkcr. ." 15 Dance 'l'inio. 5:55 Stale and Local News. 0 00 Dinner Concert. 6: 15 Eyo Witness News. Copco. 6:30 Domjl.is National Bank Anniversary Program. 7:00 Raymond Clapper, Whilo Owl. 7:15 Guest Artist Soncs. 7: I5 Standard MimmI choii . S.00 Chicago Theatre "i Ihe Air. 9 00 Alka Seltzer News. !); 15 Round Up in tile Sky. U. G. Higll. Insurance. 9 .'So t'ncle Sam 9 15 1'ullon 1 . is. Jr. 10 ihi Sign ( ill. FU1DAY. Al'l'.ll. 1913 7 00 7:30 Kise and Shine. State and Local Nev Boring Optical. 7:35 I. M Jmld says "Good Morning." 7 III SOU S . 30 Khapsody m Was. llieaklast Club. Presidents Pless duller S:3.'i B45- Interlude. -Doiiijlns County Sunday School Union, lioake Carlor, 9 00 9:15 Man About Town. 9: 10 I, Menu Miller's ( ircliestra low Alka SelUcr News. 10:15 Shopper's Guide. 10:30 Cheer 1'p Gang. 1 1 :00 Codric Foster. 1D15 Wheel of Fortune. 12:00 Interlude. 12:05 Sports Review, DuntMin Transfer Co. 12:20 Parkinson's Information E xchangc. i;.Ja Itliylhm at Kaiv.lotn SUGGESTION V. Stanton "Eveiybody knows by now old fool's day, and April lools developed from the need of an i "h we had to reimburse the high every time, folks. The h every friend we got smacked rig it in , 12:45 State News, Hansen Mo- tors. 12:MI News-lteview of ihe Air. I: OS Philadelphia Concert Or ohoslra. Thome tmd V'ai'ialions. Don l.oo New.srecl Thoa- 1:30 2:00 tre. 3:00 The Dream House of Mel ody, Copco. 3:30 ( iverse.'is Kepurters. 3:iri Dance Music. 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Plouuh Chemical Co. 1:1") Johnson Familv. -1:30 P. T. A. 1:1.") N'ionoso Wallos. r:00 Of I ice of War lnfoina lion. -Rnnerm.-in. Krllonn'R Pc'l. 1 -Norman Nesuilt With the News, Stutieb.ikcr. Dance Time Sialo and Local News. Dinner Concerl. TreaslllN Star Pal.ldo, Joseph S.-hihlkraut in "1 loslagcs." Sk line Music ol Ted Fio i:no. -Beau Jack versus Henry Armstrong. Gil'ettc Safe ty R.)7or Cr. I .one It in::er. Mu.-ie Wllhoul Words. Alk.l Seltzer News. Hi Neighbor, McKcan and Carstcns. S Oil S 30 9 00 9:15- 9.30 9. 15 10.00 J'lli'Ie Sain. Fulton Lewi Sign oil. Oregon Girl's Work On Ranch Is Notable i; AK',:i:. Oie. A-.. 1 1 I A!'' Miss alle all o; s G.'ne.: liuiiiMuc. 19. L..:: . . Ilaker e i :.i; . Iia .one il ill w al lime lane. Wear in.: o 'tails, the Kiehla.i.l High seii.l gra lerte ol 101.' mtik. -''' rows t-.ue dall and nelps 'eed and care lor several hundred : he.nl ot kc! ca.lle on llel lather's raiuh. llei v.nrk da star.s at 5 a in She rests arioilv alli'i luneh. wei ks all . llel noon. : :p in :r .:o p. ta i Quality Wood Fuel Is : Scarcer in Portland .uul j Poll I'l.AM ). April I I ".Jitalil; wito I iaol i; .ic.i 1 day to tie a w ar e isaalts . I Marsh. Fuel 1 Vale, s 'ss Al'' ed , Chi pioslilenl, v sear.'ti s in ihe slate lun:;ei weio lor pee lied aid die ial 111 . I lie lers II" i lo lo till orni i s q I. ill U nod. ; Sergei Rachmaninoff, I Noted Pianist, Dies 1 m:'Ki;i.v hills, r.iin, i March 29. i AP Sei got llaely- nuninotl, 09. pianivt, hIiom- must ial genus hi"u:li Mon world 1 w ido rrtlovx n, itied hei e eslei il.i . ! A o.iioo oi t : us 1 1 o bcae r ..11 AlmlK.'ll 1'tl.ill l.i.l 1 Vb. 1. OUT OUR WAY 7 HELLO, BOLlMrE-.l WQT'EE VOL) DOIW AYVAV Manpower Plan Is Broadened By Roosevelt's Order 1 1 ! 1ft 1 IT" ' I UP IN r . THIS END ' If H F TH' IN TH HEART , I . , N. JOINT? J OF TH' BUSINESS f ONE WASHINGTON, April 1-tAPI I , I Ions of thousands have boon I brought closer lo military tervleo i incr under a seven point, semi-com-' pulsorv manpower 'Kiion ('osi'n- i,:..U,. In W.II....... . ol..... capable of hoin,' extended lo all 'K'""i ' eisomi.-.l industry. I ""' progran announced ivy irt.sili-nl Horsc,--ll. Iiintecl hl-oacl-1 I.V ot the ijossihle draftim; of: II also chanced the system of releasing soldiers 3S years or older so lhat in the future they can be i hannolod inlo and kepi at joh-. in o. soul ial industry and agrieulluri', sirijo, I lo recall by i lie army uouu reouesl of the .war manpower commission. The Preside nl's announcement coming litis week as draft boards ! were poised to begin today the 1 reelassi' ic '.ion of regialranls '.slill in (Kin dcferii'ilo jobs, gao t ompiir.sis in his reecnl declara- lion lhal ho would .-eok to avoid (ilireel and cor.inilsor;.' jo, i con- I rol as Ion;; as possible. I The pro-gram gave dairy wax 'ers a preferred clai:a on draft delormoni excoeilin-: oven lhat !reeenlly e.stabli.Jiod ior essential i larm workers generally, which I'l'SO II 1" I in stub a siroiv; h.u k- lo tho larm movemi'iu thai i.ome war plants are complaining of l:xiii.; vo.ker... 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" ii fir"Ts" I 'Kit si -' i-" l l S 51 ' " t tr - iSSi - - -S I T i," " "w" jj 7J ioT" " - ; V BY CGACKV.V WHKT KINO TH" DAYS OP A JOKE TH" DAYS OF A JOKE MUST GO FAST FOR SOU CITY FELLEf?S RIGHT HERE IS HE PULLItf OFF WITH TH' STEEL SHAVING WHISKER- IN TH HEART OF TH' BUSINESS between 18 and 38 w ho have ooen rejected by the army for physic al d'sab'lity might, if they refus ed to return to dairy work, be nut up for rccon Adoration nnd i acceptance for a limited service. I I Furthermore, it provides ;hat I j if the dairy worker shortage I not "adequately" relieved other-1 ' wise, dairy workers who have l I taken jobs in industry will be j "urgod"ly the c'.rait i;oard.s to re-1 I turn to dairying. I Catholics Score Nazi Immorality HKKN, Swilorland, April i. i. API A Catholic news ser vice published today a pastorial letrer lor Lent condemning sexual immorality of nazi youth. It said Gorman Catholic bishops in Co logne and Padoriiorne had cir culated the letter ill their dio ceses. "Sexual viol'ilions are being I considered a virtue, thiu destroy- Iiir resistance of spirit, restraint ' of conscience and consideration of sympathy and j istice which j formerly proteeied Ihe people from themselves," it quoted Ihe j loiter as sayin;;. . "Sexual unchastity, sliopin scions rebuff of Christian molal ity has become a dangerous force which Ihrea.ons to poison the marrow and power ot the people, particularly youth. " "Whoever places legitimate and illegitimate motherhood on the same level," il was quoted as adding, "places a burden on ihe ideal of molhor iood and the val ue of woman and does the worst possible service to fer.iale youth." ACTOR Previous Punle (prefix) 30 Tellurium (symbol) 32 Condition 34 Sailor 35 Heavenly body 37 Untruth 38 Year (abbr.) 41 Possesses 42 He is a fa mous charac ter 44 For the af firmative side 45 Wake up 46 Genus of plants- 48 Domesticate 50 Paid notice 7 Selenium (svmbol) 8 Him 9 Mineral rock 10 Turkish coins 51 Apportion 11 Belief 53 South Dakota 15 Near 17 Karly English (abbr.) 1 8 Therefore 20 Sprite 21 Fright 23 Detail (abbr.) 55 Still 57 Variety (abbr.) 58 Bitter vetch 60 Symbol for sodium 24 Learning 61 Yes (Sp.) 26 Seed container 64 Babylonian 28 Before deity By J. R. WUiams ' V THAT'S MO JOKE 1 THE SHOP HAS THE SHOP HAS 6R0WN SO THAT ONE END IS IN TH' BUSINESS DISTRICT AN TH' OTHER IS IN FARMIN DISTRICT.' OU CAN TELL 'EM-- SEZ"THOITY-TH0ID STREET AN TH OTHER THUTTY-THUD STREETT- Vaudeville at Senior High Will Boost Milk Fund The local Kiwanis club, in co operation with the schools of the city, is offering an opportunity I to Ihe raiion-obligalod and busi I ness weary citizen to relax and i enjoy an hour and a half of fun and entertainment, when its tirst ( annual school milk fund vaude I ville is presented at the Senior High school auditorium at 8 j o'clock, Friday night, April 2. .me t'ouiicls, chairman of tnc Kiwanis commillee, today an nounced details of the program, which has boon planned under the direction of E. S. Mali, prin cipal of Kose school, with the aid ol the principals, teachers and pupils of the olhcr participating schools. Among the features lo be pies - entod is Ihe Lose school choi us, which has established for Itself an enviable repulaiion as a jun - ior musical organization. A Pag eant of America," to bo staged by the Fullorton school; folk (lances by Ihe Benson school,! tango dances and accordion music ! by Ihe Junior higll, and readings I by St. Joseph's academy pupils are acclaimed as outstanding I numbers. The Junior Business! Women's club w ill present its i popular play "Girls will Talk". ' and the program will be closed by the High school choir ensem-i bio, under the direction ol Miss' I'hoebo Hawthorne, in Ihe stag-; ing of a "Patriotic Tableau".' Short comedy skits and clown i acts will bo presented between numbers. Approximately 150 per-: formers are all sot to make this! event Ihe outstanding entertain-; mom ol the season, and it is; hoped lhal through their eflorts; Ihe continuance of the milk pro-1 gram in the schools can bo as- j sured in the future. ; Because it has boon impossible ' to work out a sutdonts matinee. Ihe balcony seals of Ihe auditor-; ium are lo be sol aside lor stu , dents al half price. Th' complete program i.: list- I ed as follows: 1. High sehool orchoslia. ; 2. Benson school. Folk dance. 3. Junior High school. Accordion solo. 1. Hose Si hool Chorus. 5 Junior High School tango. spanish C. Fullorton School. "Pageant America". 7. St. Joseph's academv. Ileadin S. McAllister and Ward. Cloj Dance. 9. Junior Woman's club. "Girl Will Talk". 10 Senior High school on "Patriotic Tableau". emblo Roseburg Students at OSC Enter War Duty ! Four Kosebiirg I gon State college Indents at I ire are among Ihe ltd seniors and 120 juniors re terdly inducted into military serv ice, according to a report by P.egistrar 1-:. B. Lemon. All were Ii. O. T. C. students. The four trom Ilosi'burg are Walter llol brook, Wayne Howe. Ivan Hal field and Koborl Puckett. DON'T MISS IT KIWANIS VAUDEVILLE and AMATEUR SHOW Benefit School Milk Fund Hi School Auditorium Friday, 8:00 p. m. Population Jump To 5 Million For Northwest Seen PORTLAND, Ore., April 1- (API Impact of the war has; started an industrial revolution j In the Pacific northwest that will i expand the region's population o at least 5,000,000 by 1970. So predicted the national re sources planning board today In a report on the northwest's future. Already 200,000 persons Jinve been attracted to the region, the report said, adding that in ihe period from June, 1910, to Juno. 1!M2, approximately $3,000,000,000 in war contracts were allocated to the northwest states. Shipbuilding has passed lum bering in the number of! employes, and pro'.ably w ill reach a peak of 190,000 workers this 1 year. Other developments, such as aircraft and metallurgical in-'. I dustries, will give work to an ad- ; uuiouai od.uuu persons, ine re ! port continued. The board warned, however, that the region would have io devise means io keep the new industries goin-; in a post-war readjustment period or the northwest would experience a I severe depression with thousands j of the new residents migrating i eastward. News of Men From Douglas County In War Service Walter Bruce Barker, son of Mr. and Mis. Fred Barker, 213 Second Ave., South, ltoseburg, has arrived at the U. S. naval training station at Camp Farra gut, Idaho, according lo word re reived from that station. Murl W. Hutchinson of Days Creek recently was graduated from the army air forces techni cal training command school for airplane mechanics at Gulfporl, Miss. Prior to his enlistment loi .military service, he was employed I as a geologist and mill operator at the Cordoro mine, McDormitt, ' Nov. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. I Walter Hutchinson ol Days ' Crook. ! 4 T7 rom wnere "Well," says Judge Cunning ham. "I see they've got it!" "Got what?" I says. "Look," beams Ihe Judge. And he pulls out an article about a special kind o' lie detector an "alcoholometer" they call it. When a fellow gets haled into court for doing mischief, and blames it all on a "couple of beers," this scientific machine proves whether just a "couple of beers" is really the true answer. Anil o' course il isn'i. HrraiiMi a couple of beers, enjoyed with Ao. 55 ef a Series m tss?. OFFICIAL U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS 66th Fighter Squadron Insigne FREE with War Stamps bought this week at Shell Dealers and Shell Stations Get your U.S. Fighter and Ob servation Squadron insignia the kind youngsters are collect ing now! In full color on cloth, they're just right to sew on pockets, caps or sweaters. You get one of these insignia FREE while the supply lasts every time you buy War Stamps from your Shell Dealer or Shell Serv ice Station. And XTTK watch for the next fcUKtP new insigne! vir .J "CARE FOR YOUR CAR FOR YOUR COUNTRY" Remember, not the ipadomeltr, but ths itinJar is your best guide nowadays! Once a Week: BATTERY Reduced driving makes Shell check-ups of water levri and charge more important than ever. TIRES Maintaining correct ail pressure saves tires and gasoline. Every 2 Months: OIL Have crankcase drained, fluidied and rriilled with Golden Shell Motor Oil. SHillUBRICATION -Thorough, corrret lubrication vital in mak ing your car last for the duration. SHELL OIL COMPANY Incorporated here I sit . . . 61 Joe Marsh friends, is a way people keep out of trouble, mil get into it! From whore 1 sit. 1 certainly agree wilh the Judge. The follow with the alibi about a "couple of boors" is reflecting on good citizens everywhere, who enjoy a quiet glass of beor with their meals-silt in' with their friends or just relaxing after a day's work. Moderate folks like thai are entitled to consideration. iu "'VOA'l, '!, Ilrruirif llt'ilislry Fitm iil:;
