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RbSEBURS NEW5-REVIEW, R0SE8UR3, ORESOTI, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1944. TRREB Local News Sewing Club to Meet The Glengary Sewing club will meet Thursday at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. McClure at 522 So. Pine street in. Roseburg. ' Here - from Medford . C. C. Archibald and, Henry. Zachai'iscn, of ths Medford Copco office, both formerly employed ,in Roseburg by the company, were visitors in this city Tuesday. Picnlo and Clean Up Day The members of St. Joseph's Altar so ciety have Invited all the ladles of the .Catholic parish to Join them for a noon picnic luncheon and clean-up of the school class rooms Thursday, June 29. Work will start at 9 a. m. with Clara Stiewig In charge of arrange ments and Mrs. Fayette Langon berg in charge of the- picnic luncheon. Will Spend Two Months In East r A. J. Tuck, resident of Roseburg for many years, expects to leave next week for Buffalo, N. Y., Connecticut and Cleveland, Ohio, to spend July and August visiting relatives and frlends.He plans to return to the west coast this fall. Mr. Tuck operated a small acreage in Edenbower for i.i?i'r prcsorved Dan Strong and daughter, Bon- nie, of Sunrise, Calif., who made their home on the place . until school; was out this spring, when they returned to southern Cali fornia! to enter national defense work. ' TODAY THURSDAY STARTING W EEIE'S THE SINGING . gk, SWINGING UEP-CAT AT vWk HOLIDAY YOU'VE JRMd BEEN WAITING XhJ. ALSO Tin CRIME v DOCTORS Iff NEWS AND FUNNIES 'KT " HUNTS ' " -j" Mo Unique in the Wc'Nll Rose Theatre Wednesday, Thursday f? VCiiliam Gargan, Marilyn Maxwell and from their latest and lunniest musical, awing l ever, wun Lena Home. , . ; Preservation cf American Freedom Demands New DeaS's Ouster, Hoover Asserts in Scathing Denunciation CHICAGO, June 28. (API Herbert Hoover was back in the political lists at 69 today after delivering the most scathing de nunciation of the democratic ad ministration yet heard at the re publican national convention. In a 'fight until I file" speech,1 the-only living former president told a (cheering crowd of parti sans last 'night thatonly by an upsetting of the Roosevelt ad- I ministration "will our returning at home.' The new deal, I Hoover said, "forged shackles for the liber ties of our people.1; He declared the. new deal smacks in milder form of tactics followed by European revolu tions, and that President Roose velt, the man who beat him in 1932, appears to be indulging in "power politics"; and "personal power diplomacy" in foreign af fairs . . . "not a diplomacy of freedom." Before he mounted the plat form,. Hoover told newspaper men: "I'm going to stay in this fight till I die. The fight is for every thing that is precious to the American people." Beaming with apparent good health, Hoover ended speculation that he might not take1 an active nart in this campaign. He left no doubt that he will be in the thick of the fight for a republican vie-, and defeatism that have haunted spector Harlan Gibbs reported, j afternoon. The visiting group into,-,, thio Nnvemher. ' this nation over these dozen The officer said he was told eludes the 30-piece military band, . Hoover fired his heaviest shots -Tuesday' 'Miss Bess Clough bf Canyonvlllo. spent Tuesday in Roseburg shopping and visiting' friends. No Meeting This Week There will be no meeting of the Mid week Bible class ot St. Paul's church this week. The next meet ing will be held July 6 at the home of Mrs. W. Vogt on Whar ton avenue, West Roseburg. Picnic Planned The Glengary Community club will sponsor a picnic at 1 o'clock Sunday, July 2, at Hoofen's grove in Glengary. All members of the club, their friends and families are asked to bring a basket lunch and enjoy the affair. Leave For North Mrs. Ivan B. iMcKinney, nee Teka Haynes, of Fortland, and her mother, Mrs. jFred W. Haynes, of Roseburg, have left for Seaside, Ore., to spend a, month vacationing, be for returning tp Portland. Mrs. Haynes recently sold her business in Roseburg.' and is moving to Portland. , ' THURSDAY ww. RANDOLPH SCOTT ELLA RAINES BARRY FITZGERALD ANDY DEVINE NOAH BEERY, Jr. V V St4 Kay Kyscr arc shown in s scene i iMpit', a,. m.i,o,io I (bserlZ tha naUonali m is r&in e sa d "Ideis of world srperoveernment mafterZw Idealistic are already dead from trtese cold blasts of realism I&must bfbLed upon X elation between independent sov- eteign nations" I w it i k.',i u-'-oij'thot .u . i 5 . ' there must, be some sort of world organization to preserve ihe general assembly of this ' ; organization, according to own ideas, should be split shourd"'be spm int 41,nnn n..;.iVo nr,v, tn- tr.,. rope. Asia, and for the western DJJ '""ea p.ec...eis. hemisphere. He continued: Intnc n'est in the dem- ... , (. . , , . , . ocratlc column of the state's con . "And each region shou d be giv- soli(atod ,m b en the primary responsibility for Havo'r L IIalv0 ' of Mi. noace in its area before the cen- ; . r,,,, , r . T tral council is called upon Espe- fla"y SHld aLrlSP'b",y.w ..; dangers m wnr (I u'ni rump world wars come from.'1 i Any compromise with Hitler or Tojo now, he said, "will de stroy all hope of either freedom or a lasting peace' . i Declaring "this convention is handling the leadership of the republican party to a new genera- tion." Hoover asserted the young er men "can lead our people awav from the iunele of disor- derly, cynical and bitter . ideas, Hie iuK,y-iui lui 11 U3iuns, intr hopelessness and lack of' faith years." Visitirlg Parents-Miss Treva. Alspaugh, student at Oregon State college, has arrived home to spend her vacation visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Al spaugh, in Myrtle Creek. : Returns to Naval Base Sea man 2c Richard McClintock, U. S. navy, left Tuesday for his base in San Diego, Calif., following a few days leave in Roseburg visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McClintock. Visitor Returns to Salem Mrs, H. L. Pearcy, nee Vivian Mars- ters, left Tuesday for her home in Salem, following a visit in Rnophnio with her mnther and sister, Mrs. R. W. Marsters, and ago. ,(,- regulations giving service-con- Mrs. Kermit Johnson. , Surviving are her husband, and "e?":d d'sabled veterans a 10- six sons and daughters, Milton point Preference and non-disabled Returns to Station-Seaman D. and Wilbur Rowe, North veterans a 5-point preference In Second. Class Richard McClin- Bend; Mrs. Rex (Elveta) Barnes, c?"ipetition for federal Jobs, tockwho 'has been spending a Roseburg; Thelma Schlies, Stay- " 0"mlnates from future pref five day leave visiting in Rose- ton; Edward Rowe, stationed at lcnice ex-service men whose only burg with his parents, Mr. and Mi's. l. 11. 'MCL-iimocK, icii lorjciy to. return to his ..station at San Diego.:. Arrives in Roseburg Special-! i"t -jvi. . j c, . rx. ; J ... nixu vvatsun, U. S: .army, Seattle, arrived In Roseburg Tuesday ; to. Join his Svifei the former Marjorje Knight and spend the remainder of his , I'e a v e visiting relatives and friends. He has been spending the, first part of his leave at New-' port visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Watson. He was as sistant manager of Western Auto Supply store in Roseburg and later at Marshfield before enlist ing in the navy. Mrs. Thompson Leaves Mrs. Llllle Thompson left yesterday for her home in Portland, follow, ing a couple of weeks in Rose burg caring for her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. i Taylor, 510 South Jackson street. Leave For California Mrs. Lou Mr. Taylor suffered a sprained Andrus and daughter, Miss Mar ankle while working with the iorie, of Roseburg, have left for county road crew and Mrs. Tay- lor was confined to her bed suf- fering from a badly Infected an- kle. Mr. Taylor is now back at work and Mrs. Taylor is able to be up a part of every day. HEMORRHOIDS (Piles) Hernia (Rupture), Fissure or Fistula Bnoh dlkordtrt tmplr your bMlih iiicUncr anjln7 powtr. r or JU jr mm oat rjcc fully ttatd thou udi ol Doel lot tb U- nsnta. No hoipllal opera tion. No eonlinnmeat. No Iom of tint from work. Call (or am in at ton or aand for , rBII dMoripUT Booklst. Opaa fraftirrci, Won., Wd., 7 fo 3:30 Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC Phyulctmn and Svrfeon H. S. Cot. E. Barntld and Grand Ato. Tolopboao I Ail 3918, Portlaod, Oiagca Ex-Legion Chief Leading Sen. Mye !n Primary Count FARGO, N. D., June 2SU-(AP) Lvnn U. Stambaugh, national commander of the American Le gion in 1IM1-42 and a strong ad vocate of U. S. participation in world affairs, had better than a 2.000-vote lead over incumbent Gerald P. Nve for republican nomination for U. S. senator .state's 2,251 precincts reported. I Stambaugh, a Fargo attorney, :had 18,443, Nye lfi.078, Represen tative. Usher L. Burdick 12,116, nnA A. C Tnwnlm, AOC Stambaugh Is running as an in- j dependent whiln Nve has tho en. dorsement of the Republican Or panization committee and Bur dick that of the non-partisan league which Is battling the ROC for control of the republican nartv in North Dakota. Townlev .' one of the founders of the league Persons holding tickets for to but now estranged, also cam- night's war bond shows were urg paiened as an independent. ed by the bond committee today Both ROC candidates for re- Pub,lran nomination for - repre- sen,a,ive nre '"" thplr lcaue Pnt.. with Incumbent Wil- ""rS6 farTout ln frnt a"d Mll,on YollnK. Lamoure farmer, heading the ton league candidate by nearly 2,500. Three. Independent candidates for republican nomination as rep- resentative are trailing well be- ni d iy larmer ennorsoa ov tne kwj for governor, was leading present "IT ,ttf.nT uiiiuiuait;, A I ,o I u lu II,-, Kellne1 'ot F endorsed- bv the state democratic conven- , Iradln. Intennt T . " A. Johansson, Raub farmer. Bereft Mother Kidnaps Child of Another : because it will be necessary to SAN DIEGO, Calif., June 28 'dear the theater after the first (API Mrs. Helen Kreger, for-, performance and those who ar merly of Vancouver, Wash., was 1 rive 'ate will not be able to see hooked in the citv iail on a kid- nannlns rharpe lat nlnht nftpr: having admitted abducting a two- jtfai -UHl yil l lu reflate ner Daoy who died at birth, Detective In - by Mrs. Kreger that her hus- which will play street concerts band, recently returned from 27 at the Victory center preceding months with the marines in the each performance at the theater. South Pacific, was unaware ofl' " the death of their baby. Mrs. Rosela Lucero, mother Of tho baby, told police her baby was taken-from a clothing store by a woman who had Offered to watch the girl while she was ex amining some goods. The baby w as returned to Mrs. Lucero. Mrs. Ernest E. Rowe Is Summoned by Death Mrs. Ernest E. (Esther) Rowe, 55, died Tuesday afternoon at Mercy hospital Kho wnc horn at Albert Lea, Minn., May 24, 1889, ' and camp to Rosohnrir rnnr vpars Fort Lewis, Wash., and Rodger Aowe, noseDurg. Mrs. Rowe was a number of the Seventh Day Adventist Funeral services will be held "- vwo-uw,e wnuui i.ikiiik company chapel at 4 p. m. Thurs- day with Interment fcllowing in the Civil Bend cemetery. . . l"Uneral Services Held Kor Crerforirlr UnJ 0r freer'C "and Funeral services were held at 2 p. rn. today In the Community church at Oakland for Fred erick Hand, 84, who died Sunday at the home of his son, Alfred H. Hand, in Oakland. The ser vice was conducted by the Rev. J. K. Howard. Arrangements were ln charge of Stearns mortu ary, Oakland. South Gate. Calif., to spend the summer vising the former's sis- ter, Mrs. Betty Andrus. Leave For Portland Mrs. Ad- eline Fields and Miss Ruth Bov- jngdon of Roseburg left Tuesday 1 for Portland, where the latter started her duties today as a ca det nurse of the University of Oregon Medical school at Mult nomah county hospital. Miss Bov Ingdon was graduated from Rose- burg high school this spring and was valedictorian of her class. She received a scholarship to the Medical school to take the special ! nursing training. Since entering high school In Roseburg, she has made her home with Dr. and Mrs. .George E. Houck. Mrs. Fields, a daughter of Mrs. Houck, will re i ' turn to Roseburg Friday. Ex-Demo Leader to Get First G. O. P. Button The first Dewey-Bricker campaign button to be receiv ed in Douglas county has been pledged to the retiring chair man of the Democratic Cen tral committee. H. C. Darby, w!io recently declined to ac cept reelection as head of the democratic committee for the county, today exacted a prom ise from H. O. Pargeter, chair man of the Republican Central committee, that he be privileg ed to wear the first Dewey Biicker button received for distribution to supporters of the G. O. P. candidates. Myimiim PmwH IMUAIIIIUlll VI WIIU At First of Bond Shows is Urged to fill the theater for the first show, starting at 7 o'clock. In the event ,0 mnny pCOple Walt IOr M$.totort ?w. ,S n5 i,. n,- F P unable to find seats, Dr. E. E. Boring campaign chairman, .warned. There has been a great rush of bond buyers during the past two days and bond headquarters re- ,ed continuing sak,s today. I Seats are still available, It was but unless the two au- eveniy aiyiuea, ac- trt e inc pt.-i lut luaiict; itraiuica a stage play ln three scenes enact ed by 10 all-army actors, present ing the production "The Call of Freedom," a gripping drama re lating the experiences and cmo- tions of a soldier returning from 'he mbat zone to a strange IIUIIIUUUIU. 1 ne SiagC DIllV Will IK presented in addition to the fea ture film, "Two Girls and a Sailor," a late musical comedy ;wt. Persons attending the first 'show are warned to be on time i 'he entire performance. The Camp White entertainers. who are furnishing the show as a luhliiumuuh ij me uuiiu vaiu- ' palgn, arrived ln Roseburg this F.D.R. Signs Giving Yefs U.S. lobs Preference i WASHINGTON, June 28 (AP) I ri esiueiu nouseveu signea to- day a bill giving preference in government employment to non orably discharged service men, tlle"' widows and the wives of 'sabled veterans of any United oiaics war. The measure gives statutory ' ulli iu exisung civil service s! rv,tt' wds pcuoimea in peace- time. However, peacetime veter ans now in government employ ment or on civil service registers '.ill not lose the preference they Tu' ," ;,,. Restricts to veterans, so long as applicants from that group are available, competition for Jobs as guards, elevator operators, mes- sengers and custodians and au-' I thorlzes the president to addoth-i rr positions to the list for five; hi Real life problems of women judged by women in dramatic courtroom atmosphere I MORE COMPELLING j, THAN ANY FICTION M L Llsttn! 1490 ke J t Tuesday Thursday J L 10:45 a.m. T Y KRNR i; This Is MUTUAL! V years after the war's end. . Requires the civil service com mission to give credit to veterans for all "valuable experience" re ceived while in military service, including experience in religious, civic, welfare, service and organ ization activities. Provides for the waiver of age, height and weight requirements in cases Involving veterans and Om PLANTS AT OAKLAND, ROSEBURG AND MYRTLE CREEK , WiLL REMAIN CLOSED MOMY AND TUESDAY. In the meantime we heve everything from soup to nu?s for chicE&Hs, turCieys, hocjs end cattle tacfccTng nev cl?dfa hay. DOUGLAS Worth Pine Street fGffKJfflSBg V5'V " ' , lit - "vYfi l JLm&r.,.r& ti ..i r,-, - "S. ft'X-... rt ,"V: Sttli- There he goes again out to pour more destruction on the Axis once more to face the death of enemy fighters and flak! He won't hesitate to go out on'his fifty- sixth or his hundred and fifty sixth mission. He knows he might not come back, but he keeps on going giving more and more until the Hitler and SadtieMrat- BOY ' This Advertisement Sponsored By ROSEBURG VICTORY COUNCEL An Organixaen of DiVncrs and Professional Interests United In All-Out War Effort permits waiver of other physical defects. Prohibits the establishment of minimum educational require ments for veterans except for technical or professional position. Requires an appointing officer to state in writing his reasons for passing over a veteran and select ing a non-veteran. Requires preference to be giv en to veterans In cases of reduc ' it r ,i ill 1 . I t n B l'liili!1 . ; 1 1 1 . 1 1 MUUl COUNTY in M 5WWAR 10AN tions of the personnel of an agency or its abolition or merger. The legislation does not apply to positions requiring senate con firmation, except those of postmasters. MARRIAGE LICENSES HUFFMAN-WILSON George Sam Huffman, Reedsport, and 5Wma EliAheth Wilson, .Maislt fleld. in, Telephone 13 3? Tojo crews are ready to "call it quits." This is only your fifth mission and a mission which Is mighty easy in compari son with the ones he makes every ueei. Stay in the fight by welcoming the Victory Volunteers at least double your Bond purchases and then keep on.Yourbuyingmeans "bombs away" for the Atfis! 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