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ROSEBURG'NeWS'-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 13; Labor Board Gets Judicial Vage Power Adjustment Authority Believed Sufficient to Ban Any Union Revolt OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William S3 EIGHT' f, fvii 1 1 1 a u 1 li ii 1 1 w nt f.i -yi I I 1 1 k a 11 k . r m A rlj1. wwwwwwsai WASHINGTON, May 13-(AP) The War Labor board is buck on u judicial basis today in opinion of its public men bois, and an inelpont labor revoll Is believed averted as a result of v;ii;c? control concessions Brain ed by Stabilization Director James F. Byrnes. Byrnes' policy directive author izes the WI-.B to make wace ad Justments "to aid in the effective prosecution of the war or to cor rect gross Inequities," provided price ceilings or production cost levels are not affected. This is substantially the authority the board has sought since the presi dent issued his hold-the-line or- der on April 8, limiting the - ard',s!iqp'atlons to the "little v:i,'farmjili and the correction Sgff fjfcndrd wages. fife1 'J? emphasized, how- .v,-4WMrin wage adjustment ?. whieh "M.y , .furnish the basis either to increase price ceilings or to resist otherwise Justifiable reductions iti price ceilings or which may Increase the produc tion costs above the level pre vailing In comparable plants or establishments" must be approv-j cd by Byrnes before becoming el- j lective. Move Meets Approval . j Chairman William II. Davis ! suld the new directive, Issued ycs-, tcrday, "gives the board full i judicial discretion within clearly i . slated limitations and for clearly i defined purposes, and that's good I administration. Dean Wayne L, Morse said he approved "because its Judicial procedures make It possible for the board to perform Its function of assisting the director of eco nomic stabilization in holding the line against inflation." The other two public members, Dr. George W. Taylor and Dr Frank P. Graham, were known to hold similar views. None ol the board members would discuss specifically the di rective's possible effect on a de cision in the coal mine wage dis pute, but one 0 them, who cannot be identified, made this comment in response to n question: "The board is no longer prohibited by any rigid rule from doing justice." jl I I 1 T7 THERE'6 COBNMEAA,V QH, I vWKT THEBES i: BARLEY OR OKT5. DON'T K 6H0QTAGE J IN THIS BLONEM VJ MIND'ENV I OF, VOU'LL. 1 UVECWUB5T OQ , j PUTTIN' ' FIND IN 2 MINCED HrM J OKTMEAU . WHAKT THECE5 s : SMHY.THEY'CE EVEN IN MY ' ANOTHER I J U5IN' THE PIG'5 HAMBURGB2, 6HO(2TAj3E ': SQUEM:.' LOOK BUT 1 J V" OF i W THE A4B H0LE6 DON'T WAMT l' 1 - izi - T-X IN THI6 A HWBUEGEB m ; 6AU5AGE IN MY - V 1 ,J. . t M COPI IW1 6T Hth StRtftCE. INC. T. M JttC. U. 9. PAT. OFF. J News of Men From Douglas County . ' In War Service May Allay Labor Ire Labor members would not com mi nt immediately for reasons of organization policy, but there was unquotable evidence that this partial restoration of the board's discretionary power went a long way toward turning off the heat that was sure to be engendered at CIO and AFL meetings begin ning today. The CIO vice presidents meet today In Cleveland and the ex ecutive board meets there tomor row. The AFL executive council will convene next Monday in Washington. Their protests are expected to lie concentrated on prices. Labor leaders had de nounced the hold-the-line order as u "straitjacket" for the War Labor board while providing Utile effective control over prices. The WLB Itself called the April 8 or der "unworkable" without some clarification. Robert Bonebrake, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bonebrake, Rose burg, has been promoted to com mand a fighter squadron in the army air forces at Providence, K. I., according to word received by his parents. He was commission ed as a captain in the air forces several months ago and has been serving as an instructor at Or lando air base, Orlando, Fla. He was recently promoted to com mander of the squadron and transferred to Rhode Island, where he is In charge of 25 planes and all ground equipment, the squadron property being valued at more than three million dol lars. He has command over 300 officers and enlisted men. A graduate of Roseburg high school, he attended college In Texas and was employed with the war de partment at Washington, D. C, prior to his enlistment In the air forces- mound by Ward, Wlmberly'and Cummlngs. Marsters and Ward worked, behind the bat. Looking glass was limited to one hit, while seven errors contributed to Rose burg's 15 runs. The Indians made two errors and collected 15 hits. Roseburg plays a return game with Myrtle Creek on Flnlay field this afternoon in an at tempt to repeat their victory won at Myrtle Creek, 8 to 5, in extra Innings last Tuesday. Friday af ternoon the Indians will have their principal game of the sea son, meeting University high of Eugene at 3 p. m. on Finlay field. Funeral Services Set For Mrs. B. S. Nichols Funeral services for Mrs. Brltt S. Nichols, who died Wednesday at her home in Roseburg follow ing a long illness, will be conduct ed by the Rev. Morris H. Roach at the Presbyterian church at 2 p. m. Friday. Services will be concluded at the I. O. O. F. ceme tery. The Roseburg Undertaking company is In charge of arrangements. Kenneth Lcroy Peterson, son of Mrs. Mary Peterson, Roseburg, recently was promoted to, first class petty officer rating In the U. S. navy. He has been stationed recently in the Hawaiian Islands. A brother, Master Sergeant Olaf Peterson, News-Review em ployee, is In the army service in New Guinea. TEAM STANDINGS and LATEST SCORES Mrs. Henry Dale Simmons of Roseburg has received word that her husband now is taking basic training with nn engineer regi ment at Camp Claiborne, La., and has been advanced to private first class after four weeks of train ing. He reports that the work is growing more Interesting. T. C. Moore Funeral Held at Civil Bend Funeral services were held in Civil Bend cemetery Wednesday afternoon for Tomas Charles Moore, 63. He was born In De troit, Mich., May 9, 1879, and from all records received has no known relatives Rev. Charles A. Edwards officiated and arrange ments were in care of the Stearns mortuary, Oakland. Umpqua Dairy Products Are at Your Grocers Cottage Cheese-Cream' Buttermilk Butter t Raw or Pasteurized Milk a j Ice Cream , Bottled Orange COAST LEAGUE ! W L Pot. Los Angeles 19 3 .8B4 San Diego 13 11 .542 Oakland 13 11 .512 San Francisco 12 11 .522 Hollywood 11 12 .478 Portland 9 14 .391 Seattle 8 14 .3110 Sacramento 7 16 .304 Iteslilts yesterday: Los Angeles 11, Sea I tie I. Oakland 11, San Diego 9 San Francisco 2, Portland 1. Hollywood (i, Sacramento 5. R. H. S. Indians Defeat Lookingglass, 15 to 0 By BOB ELLIOTT The Roseburg high school In dians won a 15 to 0 victory at Lookingglass Wednesday, defeat ing that team for the second time this season. Roseburg won last Friday 12 to 2. Anderson start ed at the pitching job for Rose burg and was followed on the Attention Automobile Owners Oregon's Motor Vehicles RESPONSIBILITY ACT. Effective June I Oth, 1943 REQUIRES YOU Upon occurrence of an accident to file proof of your ability to satisfy Judgment for damage re sulting from maintainance, use or operation of a motor vehicle. 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