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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1943
Uau4 Dally ;. Nataila by tfte
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Mrinltrr f Hie ANsmrltilril I'm
The AHHocinti-d I'retH U fxil 1111 v
ly entlthd tu lliu n.' fur republic-
Hon of all ntWM iMHjmt-it cntliteil
to It or not utherwino crwdittid in
tnts paper and tu an ,utti nuwii
publlshutl herein. All rlK'tte or r
mmiicittton of npf-ial diuputchefl.
herein ara iIho rtHervedv
CHAR V. STANTON Kdltnr
EDWIN I KNAFP MunaKtT
Kntered as aacnnd claaa mattt'r
May 17. 192. at tha nmtiMff i.-e h'
Rojehiu-ff, Oregon, under act of
atftrcb , 1875.
It pre Rented r
Nrvw York 271 Mmlmon Ave.
blttix 30 N. Mtchluuil t m,
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l.N Aimrl?. i:C( S, SpHnK Mruut
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I'orllimd 50 H. W. 81 Mh Mreut
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Editorials on News
(Continued from pug 1.)
the loiiR and bloody seven months
li'om Buna to Salamaua.
Mac-Arthur points out that this
has been accomplished with
"forces ALWAYS LESS than
those available to the enemy."
GKNERAL. Arnold, head of the
U. S. army air force, speak
ing in Seattle at the opening of
a drive for 9,000 new workers
for Boeing (to build more Fly
ing Fortresses I, says:
"U. S. and British air forcen
saved the tdlied troops from
ANNIHILATION at Salerno. To
ilo il, we had to scrape together
every possible plane from every
possible source in the Mediter
ranean area.
"It nearly wasn't enough. The
lask would have been easier with
more planes; it COULDN'T
HAVE BEEN PONE with LESS."
ARNOLD adds that the fighting
in ItaJy is Just a curtain
raiser. "The big battles (in Europe),
he says "are yet to be? Joined,
and when they are Joined it will
he the army with the extra ma
terial that will conquer."
THERE'S a new point of minor
interest.
Germans land "in strength" on
the island of Coo In the Dodeca
nese group Just off the Turkish
coast in the Aegean sea and cap
ture several points in stubborn
righting with Ihe British garri
son. 'ITle Germans already hold
Rhodes, in the Dodecanese group.
Don't forget the Aegean entirely.
Nothing has happened there yet
bill these recurring battles for
iolands indicate that something
MAY HAPPEN there sooner or
later.
FOR days, we've been getting
hazy rumors about a separate
peace between Ihe Germans and
the Russians. Most of these
rumors seem to come from the
Balkans, and it is practically
certain that they're planted by
the Germans, wno a e ,
siu- up suspicion uuu ,
I ween us and Ihe British, J
one side, anil uie uusm.uis, jh m
other.
AS long as we and the British ,
and the Russians slick togeth- :
er, the Germans haven't a chance j
in the world to win the war and
Ihev have very little
deed lo win Ihe better peace
that's about al! they have let I
to tight fin
But it they split Ihe Kus
sians oil tnun us and the
British and gel the three ot us
to quarreling in advance over
Ihe spoils that will remain lo be
divided after Germany Is licked,
they'll have accomplished some
thing worth while from their
standpoint.
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LIFE WITHOUT
.EDITORIAL.
By Charles
UOW would you like to live in
I
paper? Did you ever stop
paper contributes to your daily life and the welfare of your town.
You doubtless are like the majority of persons who accept your
newspaper as a matter of course. You crab because there is "no
news," hul you make an awful fuss if the carrier boy is a few
minutes late or if, as happens so often without apparent reason,
you arc missed entirely. We like to have people complain
when they miss their newspaper. We know then that the pa
per is appreciated.
But life would be much more dreary, wouldn't it. if you
were unable to obtain a newspaper)
You would hear reports of accidents, accounts of crimes,
news of industrial or business development only by word of
mouth. We know by sad experience that such reports would
come to you in a most distorted fashion. You would have no way
of sorting the truth from the imaginary or exaggerated. You
would have none of the news of the comings and goings of
your friends and acquaintances. Your schools and churches
would suffer because of inabilily to impart information of their
activities and meetings. Societies, clubs, lodges and organiza
tions would have a much more difficult time maintaining in
terest. News of weddings, births and deaths might reach you or
might not. You would never be sure of the information you re
ceived. Hack fence gossip would he a poor substitute for your
daily newspuper.
The invention of printing marked the end of the Dark
Ages. The facilities for collection and dissemination of news
have paced the progress of civilization. Our industrial life at
tained maturity through the "Golden Age of Advertising."
Modern merchandising has been developed through the
advertising columns of newspapers. Without advertising lo
stimulate rapid turnover and volume sales, retail outlets would
be badly handicapped. Many merchants fail to avail them
selves of the opportunity for increased business offered by
newspapers and they also fail lo realize the obligation they owe
the newspapers for the very existence of their business, for it
is the power of newspaper advertising that has created and
maintained modern retail methods. Without advertising we
would still be back in the days of the general store and the
open cracker barrel.
A newsDaner can build or
promote harmony and cooperation, or it can stimulate factional- j
ism. suspicion and strile. As has heen snown ay ine porno
graphic German press, owned and controlled by degenerate
dictators, it can destroy the moral fibre of a nation, or, on the
other hand, it can be a powerful influence for righteousness.
The power of the press is almost unlimited. In reckless,
careless or acquisitive control the newspaper can be a dangerous
weapon. That is one reason the slogan of National Newspaper
Week is "A Free Press and a Tree People An Unbeatable
U. S. May Have to
Go Into Rubber
Making-Jeffers
OMAHA. Oct. (i I AIM The
government may find it neces
sary to "go Into Ihe manufacture
ot tires and rubber goods gener
ally" to avert "unnecessary inter
ference" and "continual
iiiLE and knifing" of lb
bicker
rubber prugrani, former
istralur William
Rubber Adtnin
M. .letters he-
lieves.
.letters disi losed his view
pii.u.Mphla Record, which cited
., niAvs story from Akron, c,
.-,,, i ;i i n 1 1 iu warnings trom live
lubber company executives inai
immediate steps must be taken
In avoid a threatened collapse of
piuim' tnutspoi l.
The newsp.iier asked that "in
view ot these facts hadn't you
be.,,.,- return to youi j b as ,
until it is done right '.
.left 'is reiterated his resign:!
Hon li . l:ii ntioi, Ihiit "the big Job
covered by Ihe recommendations
in the Banich report is dune."
.mil asserted that some id the
iiinbei companies "are devetiug
Inn much ol their nianpow cr ami
lacihlies to other than making
tiles inr military or civilian use."
Navy Plane Crash Near
Port Angeles Kills 8
SEATTLE. Oct. i APi A
huge navy plane crashed near
Pysht. "'() 'inn's west ol Port An
I'cles on tin strait ot Juan de l-'u-c.i.
.tinmt niHiii y clei day. killing
the eight members ot the crew.
X.iv.il district headquai'lers.
.innuuncing ihe cr.ivh. s.ud Ihe
tunics nf those dead will be an
niuinci'd alter niititU'.itinn of the
next nt km.
Dr. E. D. Hill, Former
Agriculture Aide, Dies
PASADENA. Calif . I vt. C
i APi Death has ended Ihe e.i
rcer nt Dr Elmer Darwin Hall,
7'1. who wis ,i-..;stiint sccieiary
nt agriculture under Presidents
WlUnn and Harding in
Pr Rail, who died here vester
day pillowing ;i long illness, was
M'icniitic research ilneiinr nt the
agriculture department I rum
P'L'l to l!i'.'"i. He was dean of the
!.'ti!vi"'!'y of .Virons ir.'l'i'v
aim ultuic li'om l:''J. tu l:'.'.l.
A NEWSPAPER
V. Stanton
u community that had no news-
to think just how much the news
disrupt a community. It can
Farmers' Market Plan
Aided by Salem Council
SALEM, ore., Oct. 5. i APi
The Salem city council last nighl
appropriated Sl.it) to start n
farmers' market, at which farm
ers may sell directly lo the con
sumers. The mayor will appoint three
persons to serve as a cily public
market commission.
The money will be used for a
canvas covering for the market.
OSC Students' Head
Suffers Broken Bones
I'oKVAI.l.lS, Ore.. Oct. ti being engaged in business at
i AP) Oreg in State college w ill Oakland. Yoncalla and Drain, pri
have to do w ithout Don Hall. ' o,- to moving to Cottage Grave,
basketball leitcrman and prosi Surviving are a daughter,
dent of the associated students. Mrs. Glady Hiigue. Portland, an I
tor ;i lime. , la son. Corpmal George I1'. Taylor,
School nllicijls learned today I'. S. army. Miami Beach, Fla.
that lie sultered several broken j Mr Taylor was a member of
bnnes in ii I. ill while working i the Methodist church.
iie.M' Aberdeen. W'.ish ' Funeral services will be held
W REMODUNG HOMES
Within specified cost limitations this bank is still authorized
to make those liberal-term FHA Loans for maintaining homes
in a condition necessary to healthful, sanitary living; also for
remodeling of a certain character. We suggest that you
get an estimate on any work that may be required and then
come in and talk the financing matter over with us.
Roseburg Branch of ihe
rXITEl) STATUS XATIOXAL 1IAXK
nf I'vrltantt
Delivery of Cans
For Salvage Asked
Of Residents Here
Residents of Roseburg and vi
cinity having an accumulation of
cans for salvage are requested
I iv Fred A. Goff, county salvage
chairman, to deliver the cans, if
possible, either to the Pepsicola
Bottling company plant at the
Douglas Ice and Storage company
building, or the Coca Cola Bot
tling company plant in the Rose
bur Dairy and Soda Works
building. E. T. Unrath, Cpca Cola
agent, and Albert Micelli, local
Pepsicola distributor, who are
handling the shipping of cans
lor tin salvage, are preparing to
mak? up a carload shipment,
Goff stated, and will have space
for a considerable amount of tin.
At the present lime, however,
there are no facilities for collec
tion and residents are asked to
cooperate by delivering their ac
cumulations to the respective
shipping agencies.
Plans will be worked out at a
later date, Golf said, for collec
tions through the schools, but the
organizational work cannot be
done at this time.
He also announced that no
campaign for heavy metals is
contemplated in Oregon and
Washington during the balance
of ibis year, due to the fact that
both stales made such a remark
able record in the first salvage
drive that stock piles still con
tain a considerable amount of
scrap. All scrap rnetal should be
saved, however, Goff said, as it
is expected there will be a cam
paign at some future date.
Grangers Will Plan
Membership Drive
A grange membership cam
paign will be planned at a meet
ing of Douglas County romona
grange with Riversriale grange
on October Hi, Fred A. Goff,
county deputy, reported today.
The meeting will be held at the
Riversdale grange hall at 8 p. m.,
r.nd all grange members attend
are '-'J;',
grange will furnish coffee.
A Joint letter has been sent by
W. 6. Patterson, master of Po
mona grange, and Mr. Goff to
all subordinate granges, urging
particularly the attendance ot
all masters, lecturers and secre
taries. It is particularly desired. Goff
said, to bring into grange mem
bership as many of the new resi
dents of Ihe county as can qual
ify. Plans also will be made for
continuance of the grange agri
cultural program.
F. G. Taylor, Former
Douglas Resident, Dies
Fredrick George Taylor, til,
former resident of Douglas coun
ty, died Tuesday al his home at
'.ill N. 9th St., Cottage Grove.
Born Sept. I. 18!-:.'. al Ahmick
Harbor. Ontario, Canada, he was
married at Sclienectedy, N. Y.,
Aug. 1. 190;) to Cornelia Picl-vr-
, ing.
i He was a resident of Douglas
j i utility lor a number of years.
...... '.
DAILY DEVOTIONS
DR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS
St. Paul when writing to the
Romans saiu, "We giory in
tribulations." Tragedy is us J
by some as an excjse for self
pity and blooding l-.itttriiv'3s
There are other fouls wnoe
It leaves defeated and hope
less and yet to still others it
has added strength and depth
to lives already rich in spirit
ual experience, The marks of
many tragedies in St. Paul's
body assures us that his spirit
had mounted up through pain
and suffering like so many
steps into a sort of high calm
and an almost superhuman
understanding. There is an
old Russian proverb which
reads, "T he hammer
shatters glass but forges
steel." Some tragedy may
break the shadow, .self center
ed brittle spirit. But ihat
same catastrophe may
strengthen and reshape ihe
soul whose strength ia in ihe
Lord. Whose netal has been
softened to pliability by the
warm glow "ol a Christ-like
com;)as3ion for other suffer
ers. Truth is not to be distill
ed from life by those who
shrink from its flames. "When
through fiery trials thy path
way shall lie, my tjrace all suf
ficient shall be thy supply.
The flame shall not hunt thee.
I only design thy dross to con
sume, and thy gold to refine."
Thus we may glory in tribula
tion. Amen.
at the M. E. church in Yoncalla
at 2 p. m. Thursday.
Beyers Re-e!ected as
Manager of Turkey Assn.
SALT LAKE CITY. Oct. 6
I API Glen Bidleman of Kinds
ley, Kan., was elected president
of the Northwestern Turkey
Growers' association at conclud
ing sessions of the group's 12th
annual convention Monday. He
succeeds Leon McNicol of Great
Falls, Mont.
Named vice-president were H.
V. Clutter of Denver, Clyde C.
Edmonds of Salt Lake City and
J. C. Leedy of Brooks, Ore.
Herbert Beyers of Salt Lake
City was re-elected general man
ager and secretary-treasurer.
Oregon War Bond Sales
Now 23 Pet. Above Quota
PORTLAND, Oct. 5.- (AP)
Nearly $3,000,000 more in war
bond sales were reported by state
officials today, boosting the total
to S128.-lSli.9S7 23 per cent over
the S104,000,l)0() quota.
Bond headquarters .predicting
the grand total would approach
$135,000,000. said final returns
may not be available for two
weeks.
Flying Block Seriously
Hurts Reedsport Logger
REEDSPORT. Ore.. Oct. 5-j
i APi Cecil Albertson, hit on the i
head by a chain block loosened j
by a hrokeii line, was - Cl'is
hay hospital today In serious con- j
dition. The accident occurred at j
Ihe Albertson and Sons logging I
operation on the Scbr.rield river j
snuthei'sl of here ye.terday.
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DIALjlpLOG
By SUSAN
We're in the throes of house
cleaning down here at KRNR and
most of the advance publicity on
tonight and tomorrow's shows
lias been lost in the shuffle. Ah,
well, no one is paying much at
tention nowaday to anything ex
rept the World Series, so why
not dial 14S0 when you Rise
and Shine nt G:45 in the morning
and just don't bother it all day.
Of course, if you don't get up
that early you can tune in any
time the spirit moves you, but
we hope all you ladies aren't for
getting the Pegeen Fitzgerald Is
bHck with us at 8:55 and wc es
pecially hope you aren't missing
Esther Geddes when she brings
you Top ot the Morning at 9:30.
As to tonight's shows, we re
member that there was to be a
specially interesting guest con
testant on Take A Card at 8. but
for the lite of us we can't remem
ber who it is. Also, from that
grab-bag we. call our mind, we
produce the following scraps of
information: Private McMichael,
formerly a member of the Merry
Macs of radio fame, is now heard
on Soldiers With Wings -that's
the one you get tonight at 0.30,
and Fulton Lewis Jr., is Jimmy
Scribner's Johnson Family at 4:
15, most ardent fan never miss
es a broadcast. Thursday, besides
the ball games, you get Junior
Jamiwree at 5; Music You Re
member at 6:30; Your Date With
Fort Lewis at 7:30 and Ameri
can Forum of the Air at 8. Inci
dentally, this is the la.st night
you'll get the Forum on Thurs
day night - where It will move
and whether we'll still be getting
it still rest in the laps of the
gods.
Social System Teacher
Is Roseburg Visitor
Mrs. Clara B. Rainboth. Seat
lie, a member of the Baha'i' re
gional teaching committee of
Oregon and Washington. Is
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Appl Ceiling Prices
Given Boost by OPA
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 ( AP)
An increase of approximately 34
cents on a 45-pound package over
the ceiling tentatively announced
In September will be provided by
new apple ceiling prices signed
by War Food Administrator Mar
vin Jones, Rep. Holmes (R
Wash.) said last night.
He said the basic price to the
growers for 45-pound packages,
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ping points, with a corresponding
adjustment per pound according
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Also approved ,hc said, was a
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Cigarette Shortage
Faced, Federal Warning
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5-Amer-ieans
are facing a cigarette
shortage, the Commerce depart
ment said today.
Noting growing demands that
may send 1943 consumption to
nearly 300,000,000,000 cigarettes,
Ihe department said manufactur
ers already were dipping Into
1914 and 1945 reserves "to satis-
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