ROSEBURG' NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURg, 0RE60R, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29", 1943.
Nazi Spies Draw
30-Year Terms
A NEW YORK, Sept. 28. (AP
"Two former Slaten island air raid
wardens who pleaded guilty to
rharges of conspiracy to violate
the wartime espionage act were
sentenced today to 30 years im
prisonment each by Judge Mor
timer W. Byers In Brooklyn fed
eral court.
Judge Byers told the two men,
Ernest F. Lehmitz, 57, and Erwin
H. de Spretter, 52, he thought
they had "not told the truth to
the government" and had "failed
to cooerate with the federal bu
reau of investigation" and that
consequently he was Imposing the
longest prison terms prescrilMd
by law for such offenses.
Federal agents testified at the
trial that Lehmitz sent military
Information to Germany by
means of Invisible ink notes to
persons In Spain and Portugal,
and that de Spretter sold to Leh
mitz some of the Information
transmitted.
During the past year about 2,
500,000 Bibles or portions have
been distributed to U. S. armed
forces.
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News
I Mr Tanriv Rarlr Mrs 1?. F.
Tandy has returned to her home
at the Hotel Umpqua, following
several weeks in San Francisco
visiting friends.
Attends To Business C. C.
Hill of Days Creek was a busi
ness visitor in this city yesterday.
Home . Repainted The ..Gene
Richardson residence on South
Main street has been repainted
during the last week.
Home Repainted The resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Par
slow on South Main street has
been repainted this week.
Obtain Marriage License A
marriage license has been issued
at Vancouver, Wash.,
19, and John Graves, 18, botli of
Roseburg.
pulayers a good deal of- scrim
mage practice, and reports that
the boys are in excellent physi
cal condition for so early in the
season, but the lack of veterans
gives a discouraging outlook for
early season contests.
The first local game will be
played here the night of Oct. 8
against University high of Eu
gene. An afternoon game will be
played on Finlay field against
Cottage Grove on the 15th.
Other games scheduled In-
elude: Junction dty, there, Oct.
22; Springfield here, night game,
Oct. 29; Ashland there, Nov. 5,
night game; Grants Pass here,
Nov. 11.
Fractures Leg Gerry Lee
Spinas, two-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Spinas, 450 Ella
street, Is reported now to be get
ting along nicely, following a
fall in the living room of the
Spinas home, in which he suffer
ed a fractured leg.
Riversdale Grange to Meet
Riversdale grange will hold its
regular meeting Friday evening
At 8:15 o'clock at the hall. The
refreshment committee Includes
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stark,
Belle Walker, Mildred Hensen,
Graham Ewens and Charles Emery.
Glendale Visitors Here Mrs
Jim Johns and daughter, Sallv.
and Mrs. John Bartle of Glendale
were in Roseburg shopping Tuesday.
Residing In San Jose Maior
and Mrs. Kermit M. Johnson .md
small son. Roger, are now resid
ing at 1"?n fVniamniint Avnnllrv
to Ann Lee, I u.,n Tnsn Piilif hnvinir moved
from the Presido at San Frnneis
co. Mrs. Johnson was formerly
Porothv Marsters of this citv.
Mrs R W Mirsters, lust recentlv
returned to her home here on 1
North Jackson street, following 1
a visit in California. i
P. E. O. To Meet Chapter BT
of the P: E. O. Sisterhood will
meet Friday at 1:45 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. W. M. Campbell on
South Main street.
Here From Melrose Mrs. Ol
lie D. Houston and children. Mor
ley, Ralph, Orville, Sudie, Jimmy,
Jack and Evelvn, of Melrose
spent Tuesday in Roseburg at
tending to business.
Returns To Army Base Lo
well Rhoden has left for his
armv base In Virginia, following
i a few days here visitinpr his par
i enis and sister, Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Rhoden and Elaine.
Son Is Born According to
word received here, a son, Ste
ven Lee. weighing six pounds
three ounces, was born at Brem
erton. Wash., Tuesday, Septem
ber 28, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.
Duncan, former residents of this
city. Mr. Duncan is the son of
Mrs. Jessie Duncan and Mrs.
Duncan (Eunice Herbison) is the
daughter of Mrs. Ella Herbison
both of Roseburg.
Here ' On Vacation Mr. md
Mrs. Walt Mulhollnnd of Vallejo.
Calif., have arrived here to spend
their vacation durintr the hunt
ing season and to visit the for
mer's parents, Mi and Mrs. W.
J. Mulholland.
Returns To Camp Private
Gordon Gerretsen has returned
to his duties with the 70th divi
sion field artillery, at Camp
Adair, Corvallis, following a
couple of days here visiting his
parents and brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Will II. Gerretsen and Donald.
Mrs. Virden Back Mrs. T. B.
Virden, president of Douglas unit
of Pro-America, has returned
here, following a trip to Portland ,
to attend the breakfast and
luncheon at the Hotel Benson
honoring Miss Marion Martin,
assistant chairman of the nation
al republican committee. The
breakfast was given by Mrs. i
George T. Gerlinger, member for
Oregon of the republican nation
al committee. In the ovcnlrm
Mrs. Gerlinger, Miss Martin and
Mrs. Virden vent to Eucene to
attend a republican meeting. All
three of the meetings were ex
ceptionally well attended, accord
ing to Mrs. Virden.
Attends Meeting Henj Trl S.
McSherry, Salem, executive di
rector of tlie Oregon war chest,
spent Thursday here conferring
with the Douglas County Central
committee, headed by Senator
Thomas Parkinson, Plans were
worked out for the opening of
the drive In Douglas county for
the Oregon war chest on October
18.
P.-T. A. Meeting Announced
The first fall meeting of the
Rose P.-T. A. has been announced
for Monday at 4 o'clock at the
schoolhouse. All members are be
ing particularly urged to be pres
ent, as several very important
business matters will be discuss
ed. Parents of the new students
at the school are especially in
vited to attend the session to get
I acquainted with the officers,
j members and teachers.
Bryce Wilson Acquitted
Of Charge of Speeding
Rryce Wilson, recently arrest
ed and charged in iusticn eo'irt
with speeding, was found Inno
cent in a lurv tri'd held before
.Tudire Thomas Hartfiel Tuesday.
Jurors who returned the verdict
were Mvrlilla Emmett, Guv
Chamberlain, Helen E. Ogle,
Goorrre Sewell. Frank Brown
and A. A. Wilder.
Judee Hartfiel reported a plea
of guilty entered by Dee Green.
51, to a charge of beinEf drunk
on a public highway. He was
committed to jail In lieu of pay
ment of a fine of $25.
Fines paid, following pleas of
guilty to the respective charpes.
were reported by Judec Hartfiel
as follows: Alfred T. Weekly and
Calvin Courtney, $10, each, no
motor vehicle operator's licenses,
and Charles Norris, S10, carry
ing a concealed weapon.
R. H. S. Indians
To Play Reedsport
'n Season's Debut
The Roseburg high school In
dians will go to Reedsport Sat
urday for their first football
pamc of the season. Coach Hod
Turner reports a light and inex
perienced squad, but a group of
willing workers with prospects of
developing into a fairly strong
team before the end of the sea-
son.
Returns To Camp Adair I Hill Turner, George Marsters
James h.. Juuil has returned to I nnj goi, Krcll, returning letter-
Leave For Eugene Mrs. H. C.
Church and daughter, Miss Mari
an, who have been visiting here
the last 10 days at the Will H.
Gerretsen home o n Blakeley
! street, have left for Eugene,
where the latter will enter Uni
versity of Oregon. Mrs. Church
will return here in a short time
to attend to business and visit at
the Gerretsen home. Her hus
band. Ma jor H. C. Church, is now
I attending a 10 weeks staff and
command school at rort Leaven
worth, Kan.
his training at Camp Adair. Cor
vallis, following a couple of
days here visiting his mother
and sisters, Mrs. James M. Judd,
Mrs. Robert Kelly and Mrs. Fred
erick Chapman. His wife and
baby daughter, Virginia, are
visiting her mother, Mrs. W.
Bon'ell, at Sacaton, Ariz. The
Judd home In Laurelwood has
been rented to Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bailey, recent arrivals
here from Salem.
men, lend strength to an other
wise inexperienced line, but not
a member of the backfleld has
had any previous playing exe
rlence. Coach Turner has been giving
players a good deal of scrim-
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