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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1943.
Bombing of Rome
Deplored by Heads
Of Catholic Faith
'By llm Associated Pipss)
Tlio Romp radio broadcast lo
day what Is described as a letter
written by Pope Pius XII to Fran
cesco Cardinal Maivhctli-SulviiK-fliani,
his vicarfjeni'ial for the
district of Rome, deploring Mon
day's bombing of Rome.
ine Broadcast quoted the poje
as recalling his efforts, as bish
op of Rome, to Insure the safely
ol the city und then saying:
"Hut alas our hope was vain.
And now what we feared has
happened. That which we fore
saw now Is sad reality, for one
of the noted Roman basilicas,
that of San Orenzo outside the
walls, venerated hv all r.nhnli
for Its antique memories, Is now
in great part destroyed. Upon see
ing the ruins of this noted tem
ple the words of the prophet Jer
emiah come to memory."
Previously the Vatican radio
had reported that the basilica
of San Lorenzo had been badly
damaged In the raid and that the
pope had visited it.
HACKENSACK, N. J., July 21
(AP Monslgnor Eugene S.
Ilurke, former rector of the
American seminary in Rome, to
day expressed satisfaction that
American aviators had bombed
that city, at the same time voic
ing gratitude that care had been
taken lo spare nonmilitary struc
tures. Now pastor of Holy Trinity
church, Hackensack, the monslg
nor said:
, "The axis may no longer hide
behind the walls of the eternal
city. Probably the pope was sil
ling in ine vaucan inanKing (iod
that Rome had at last been bomb
ed He would realize that while
Innocents surely would suffer as
a result, that it is necessary in
order lo rid the world of fas
cism, ft was a military job and
a well done one."
DETROIT, July 21 (AP)-Thc
most Rev. Edward Moonev, arch
bishop of Detroit, and chairman
of the administrative board of
the National Catholic Welfare
conference, In a statement yes
terday expressed "surprise and
regret" nt the bombing of Rome,
but added that the fascist gov
ernment of Italy could have made
bombing unnecessary.
The fascist government, Ihe
archbishop said, "could have de
clared Rome an open city anil
acted In sincere conformity with
that declaration."
Mines Uncovered in Sicily Advance
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Always ahead of the advancing tmops In the Sicily in vnslon, go these members of an anti-tank mine ph.uron,
tliown hue uncovering land mines in the vicinity of P ulma in the Sicillmi advance. Signal Corps Radio-
telephoto.
Kidnaped Baby Found Unharmed
American Minister to
Portugal, Fish, Dies
LISBON, July 22. - (API Bert
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tlon. had been luimd by police In Snn Uernnrrtlno nuir
ter an Illness of two weeks.
He came to Lisbon in Hill from
Cairo, where he bad served for
eight years. Dunne nail of his
service In Cairo he was minister
to Saudi Arabia as well as to
Egypt.
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Staff Sergeant Cicorgc Knight,
son of Mrs. l.ftll k'llli'hl r.-invmi.
t villi', and brother of Mrs. Darrein
, Carter, Riddle, has been assign-1
ed to an aircraft Induing squad
ron. He Is. serving as an aircraft i
mechanic on combat ships, and
I hp group with which he has been
associated lias been designated to
Ihe training service for the nexl
four or five months. He Is locat
ed al the armv air base at Rapid
City, S. P.
Robert A. Albertus, Rt. 1, Rose
burg, graduate of Roseburg high
school, where he starred as a
member of the football squad for
several seasons, has arrived at
Camp Abbot, Bend, Ore., where
he Is to undergo a course in basic
training in preparation for duty
as a combat engineer.
Lieutenant Fred J. Kinsel has
reported for duty at the Carlsbad
army air field. Carlsbad. N. M. Ib
is a son of Mr. and Airs. W. It.
Kinsel, Wilbur. Hik wife, the
former Wilola Recce of Rose
burg, is now serving with the
U'ACs. Lieutenant Kinsel, a
member of the Roseburg police
force prior to entering military
service, has been engaged In the
training service. (85$
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LATEST SCORES
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San Francisco , ,"S ;t7 .till
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Seattle -I.". -I'l .-I7! ;
; San I icgo .. 52 .-lol I
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i Oakland -II M . i;U I
i S'icrametilo . .. ,'11 t! I ..'tL't!
Seattle 5, Hollywood 2.
AMERICAN
Team V L Pel.
New York 17 :u .ran
Washington 43 ;)S .fl.)
Detroit .p) M .51;)
Chicago mi :t) .500
St. Louis :v.) ,'tll .500
Cleveland :is 41 .481
Boston ,T,' 41 .45 ,'
Philadelphia -111 .410
Results yesterday:
St. Louis 1, New York 0 110 in
nings 1.
Cleveland 7. Philadelphia 0.
Boston 3li. Chicago 2 S.
Washington 0, Detroit !.
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St. Louis 51 'JS .(in;
Bi-ooklyn .. . . Ml ;t(i 5S
Pittsburgh 44 ,'tii ..ViO
Cincinnati -II 41 .."i00
Chicago 37 -I I .457
Philadelphia .'10 47 .4.11
Boslon .1.1 4.1 .431
New York 33 50 .3IS
Results yesterday:
SI. Louis 3-1 I, New York 1R.
Cincinnati 117, Brooklyn 111.
Pittsburgh 10. Philadelphia 2.
I nicago 4, Hoslon 1.
New Head of Creamery
Plant Here Arrives
II. K. .losh n. has arrived in
Roseburg following his appoint
ment as manager of the Wash
ington Creamery company plant
here. Mr. .loslyn has been with
1 lie company al Seal lie for con
sidcr.thic time, having previously
been in the same line ol business
for a number of years in Mimic
sola. He has had much expeii
once in handling eggs, poultry
and dairy products.
More Shelters
Urged by Civilian
Defense Director
WASHINGTON, July 22-(AP)
Too many people are "milling
around" street corners of big
American cities whetj air raid
lest alarms sound, said James E.
Landis, director of civilian de
fense, in proposing today that
more shelter areas be provided.
Otherwise commendable pre
parations against air raids have
been "marred by a deplorable
lack of shelters" for I hose caught
on the streets when Ihe warnings
sound, Landis declared in a state
ment. He sent to local defense
councils specifications for air raid
shelters as a hint for them to
look around and see what can be
done.
"Minutes after the air raid
warning is given, it is not unusual
to find people still on Ihe streets
looking in vain for a public she
ter," said Landis.
Enemy demolition bombs in the!
theatre and shopping sections un
der these condilions cootd
casualties that might have been
averieii ny proper shelters, he
emphasized. i
Most owners of hotels, depart
ment stores, and similar public!
places have provided shelter
areas "bill a great many smaller
business establishments havo not
provided areas and have made lit
tle or no such provision," Landis
asserted.
An inquiry showed that many
of the smaller shelters have not
been properly marked, and were
found In have been locked or
otherwise unavailable during a
test.
He urged all communities to
canvass their shelter situation.
THE FOOD PROBLEM
Somewhere In New Cuinoa
Corporal Leo Simon of Cenice
Calif., former Los Angeles Daily
News dramatic critic n nii-n-ii.
ling planes bringing food into a
lorwaril area.
He noted what appeared lo be
a bomb, and fled
helmet fell off.
A heavy tin of Australian bis
cuits crashed directly on the hel
met. (1 feet behind the corporal.
Rep. William It. Stevenson
1 It Wis. 1 said ill Portland that
republican congressmen favor
Thomas !'. Dewey as the party's
nevt presidential candidate
Meat
cutter
wanted.
Inquire
Henninger's
No. 2
Results yesterday:
Los Angeles IS 7. Sacramento
10.
San Francisco ti, San Diego 2.
Oakland 1, Portland 0.
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Fryer Turkeys
Hens Fryers
We are paying the highest maximum prices. It will
pay you to see us before you sell. Don't forget
to ask about our free pick-up service.
Our new address is:
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Coffee Popular Brands, lb
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Sanka Drip or Regular, lb
Staleys Starch i lb. pkg., 2 for . 15C
Kellogg's Cornflakes 6 oz. pkg..
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Dutch Cleanser 2 cans 15c
Borene Washing Pwdr Gt. pkg. 59C
Calumet Baking Pwdr 25 oz can
Prince Albert or Velvet, pkg. ..
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Albers Rolled Oats 3 lb. pkg. . 25C
Yax Paper 125 ft Roll 19C
GioCoat Self Polishing Wax, ?t. .. 98C
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