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RBSITOKS REW5-Pf7Tl?W, KS5EBURS, gRESgR TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1944. Camp Fire Girls Cancel Outing at Fir Point Grounds The annual summer camp of the Rosehurg Camp Flro (jlrls, planned for August 717 at the Preshvtorlan Fir Point ramp at Glendale, has been cancelled, ac cording to announcement made this morning by Mrs. Harrie W. Booth, president of the council. Mrs, Booth reports that the camp manager, Rev. J. K. How ard, of Glendale, has recently no tified her that the swimming hole nt the Fir Point camp has dried up and other conditions at the camp are not up to par, so that It is not advisable to hold camp there. A meeting of the Camp Fire council was called by Mrs. Booth for last evening to make arrange ments for finding another place to hold camp. Incomplete plans have been made and the outing will probably be held at the Church of the Brethren, camp Myrtle Wood, three miles from Bridge, Coos county, on Rock creek from August 14-21, which will be one week only, Instead of two weeks as previously planned. The council has arranged for the entire personnel of the camp, with the exception-of obtaining a cook. Arrangements are also being made for the wood simply. Camp Fire members will tc asked to register for camp just as soon as complete arrangements are made. ACTRESS Answer to Previous Piurle l-!:51 HORIZONTAL 08 Male sheep 1 R Plrtilrod St" ' movie actress C9 Scarce VKHTICAI. OShelsapopu- , Cognomen lar Hollywood i Persia 13 Dry 14 Great Lake 15 Operatic solo 16 Mother 17 Native metal 19 Insect 21 Debit note (abbr.) 22 Finish 24 Paid notice 25 International language 26 Inquire 27 Tavern 29 October (abbr.) 31 Sugary 33 Requires 36 Measure of area 37 That one 38 Those who color 42 Humorous 45 Tear 48 Anger 47 Distant 49 Upward 51 Aluminum (symbol) 52 Auricle 55 Any 58 Single 57 Urchin 69 Proceed i 60 Store in ship 62 Always 65 Ages 67 Relate 3 Nickel (symbol) 4 Excitement 5 Provide food 6 Either 7 Channel Islands (abbr.) 8 Listen 9 Was seated 10 Transpose (abbr.) 11 Helps 12 Rating 18 Rave 20 Midday 23 Expire 26 Dined fT IwIaIUtIeJr Ik.cv.uc Is pfX rfT effJlptsr TlOlR El 14? 8? tiN ,.. n UALTCfi KE!r E NUJP M ALUMS i,Tff gIaTCTAIbTAiRI t'd r1" ft ; 28 Compass point44 Born 30 Cerium 47 Swift (symbol) 31 Sorrowful 32 Twisted 34 Noise 35 Pig pen 39 Make a mistake 48 Poker stake 50 Equal 51 Tunes 53 East Indian seaweed 54 Flower 50 Night bird Argentina Recalls Its Ambassador to U. S. .(Continued trom page 1) time and have not returned. The communique said the min ister of foreign relations would is sue a "full statement on our In ternational policy." 40 Rhode Island 58 By (abbr.) 01 Oleum (abbr.) 41 Twisted 03 Virginia 42 She is a well- (abbr.) known 64 Print measure personality 66 Egyptian sun 43 Chaldean city god Waste Charge In Alaska Repeated VANCOUVER, B. C, July 25. (Canadian Press)-.-New reports of "destruction of a huge quan tity of unused articles Imported in connection with construction of the Alaska highway," were published by the Vancouver News-Herald last night. The article stated that residents of the Peace river district, who have been combing U. S. dumps to recover the stores allegedly discarded, "face the threat of prosecution by the U. S. federal bureau of Investigation." Two such prosecutions were started, the News-Herald said, hut were dropped for lack of evi dence. Similar ' reports made by an other Vancouver newspaper re cently brought a prompt denial from military officials. The News-Herald said the set tlers believe the responsibility rests with the Ottawa authorities because the United States is it r -p fi 'w,rTmM'i 'liu A &u 35 srPP IPPlP it WMf T7- 5 it" T" ii MT ST" Cu Ti ii t3 Argentine Attempt to Dest.-oy Pan-American Unit Suspected in U. S WASHINGTON, July 25 (AP) The recall to Argentina of Am bassador Escobar completes the diplomatic break between Wash ington and Buenos Aires which has been developing since the Farrell regime took office last January. Diplomatic quarters here await ed with considerable interest to morrow's promised statement from Buenos Aires as a possible hint whether last night's action Is to be followed by the withdrawal of Argentina's ambassadors to other American capitals or wheth er Escobar is to be the only one af feted. In the latter event, the move would be interpreted in Washing ton to mean that the Argentine government, headed by President Edelmiro Farrell, is pursuing a policy of trying to drive a wedge into pan-American unity and split off some of the South Ameri can countries from the United States. The present Argentine regime has not been recognized by the United States' because of Its al leged pro-nazl leanings. Tinian and Guam Island Penetrations Increased (Continued from page 1) days at captured Salpan, three miles north of Tinian. Only major Island In the south ern Marianas upon which Ameri cans have not yet landed is Rota, midway between Guam and Tin ian. It was attacked by carrier aircraft Sunday. Bombers from the Nimitz area and from the New Guniea thea ter, commanded by Gen. Mac Arthur, continued Joint assaults upon the Caroline islands, strik ing Yap, Palau, Woleai and Ponape. Ventura search planes also at tacked Shlmushu in the northern Kuriles Saturday, starting a large fire near the airfield. Trapped Japs Slaughtered In British New Guinea, the van guard of 45,000 Japanese trapped near Wewak again three times attacked American lines east of Aitape in a desperate new at tempt to break through to Japanese-held Dutch territory. They drove straight into Ameri can lines in a column of com panies, only to be mowed down by artillery fire. Quickly-closing Yank jungle lighters cleaned out the few who survived. MacArthur's pommunique to day said "prisoners of war give a vivid picture of deterioration on the Japanese line of communica tions and the starvation level of his forward supplies. His casual ties already run into the thousands." Hitler Orders Total Mobilization of Reich (Continued from page 1) ing back toward the Gothic line In the north. LONDON, July 25. (AP) A leader of the battered German armies In the cast, Marshal Gen. Walter von Model, sent a mes sage of congratulations to Hitler today on his escape from assas sination last week perhaps in tacit admission that the nazis at least temporarily control the armed forces of the reich. The message was broadcast by Transocean after the nazis had hinted they were preparing even more drastic measures to tighten their grip on the war-weary home front and Hitler's hencemen ap parently had gained complete mastery of the German army. At the same time Foreign Secretary Eden told the house of commons the reich government "had been at great pains" to prevent information on the up heaval In Germany from leaking out and that he was unable to estimate the full extent of the trouble "or to draw any infer ences as to its likely develop ment." He added cautiously, however, that "we might tustlv draw en couragement from the recent news." Marshal Model, who was de scribed as commandnig two army groups, Is of middle class stock and while he never has been ac tively Identified with the nazl party, neither is he a representa tive of the blue-blooded Junkers class. Nazis Plan Last Ditch War Out of a maze of reports of Franz von Papen, German am bassador to Turkey,'-"has sent a telegram of loyalty to Hitler.") Dirksen Will Address Oregon G. O. P. Heads PORTLAND, July 25 (AP) The republican state central com mittee will hold Its organization meeting here Aug. 19, and a pub- seething turmoil gripping the jUe rally will follow a day ol party reicn 11 nas oecome clear mat. aa long as the nazis are directing the war and without question they are In the driver's seat now they are prepared to carry on even though Germany herself be comes a battle ground. Transocean news agency In an other broadcast said there were Indications that "a great number of new decrees, some of them cutting deep Into our everyday life, may be expected soon." There were indications that the gestapo's purge of army conspira tors whom Hitler said had tried to assassinate him had wiped out only a few of the top men In the movement. (In a broadcast quoting Swiss disaptches, A b s i e, American transmitter in London, said that Hitler would confer at Berchtes gaden today to select new gener als for the Russian and Baltic fronts. ) Two high commanders on the eastern front, Marshal Busch and Col. Gen. Llndemann, have been replaced by SS men, the London Daily Mail said in a dispatch from the German frontier. ( A Ijondon broadcast said conferences. State Chairman Niel R. Allen of Grants Pass set the date after U. S. Representative Everett M, Dirksen of Illinois accepted a bid to be keynote speaker at the meeting, which wiil take on the nature of a repubhlan conven tion. Mrs. W. J. Shupe, Former Sutherlin Resident, Dies 'Word was received In Suther lin today of the death at Milton, Ore., of Mrs. W. J. Shupe, former Suthei-lln resident. Mrs. Shupe had recently been residing with a daughter at Milton. The body is to be brought to Sutherlin for burial in Fair Oaks cemetery. Arrangements for services have not been completed. Campflre Meeting Set The Junior Red Cross and Campflre girls' meeting will be held Friday, this week only, In stead of Thursday, the regular meeting day. The girls are to meet as before in the Red Cross rooms at the Pacific building. wnsfurth'ou't 'of "the 'water 1 TWO SCFIdtOrS RlM than if it had floated to the point WUpon the new evidence obtaln-jlOr nCnOlliinuTlOn ed, they have adopted the theory 1 that she fen .from the diving! (By the Associated Press.t board and was trying to chmb out 1 Two southern democratic uri- of the river at the point which ma, it.s i,,ad today's political pa-J she instinctively sought when shera(,.. I fainted from exhaustion, or else jn South Carolina, the vehe-j fainted while clinging to the m,.ntly anti-new deal Senator E. bushes and paddling her feet In ry "Cotton Ed" Smith Is running water as site had been seen to f();. renomlnation against Gov. I do on numerous occasions pre-joiln D. Johnston, who says the vlousiy. Tne latter tneory, now- war requires backing the Roose- ever is somewhat discounted by v,,t administration, and these the fact that she was fully cloth- other candidates: Attv. Gen. John ed except for shoes, although m. Daniel, Augustus S. Merrlmon children told the officers they 0f Sumter and Dr. Carl B. Eons. naa seen ner go into tne water Sumter surgeon. on several occasions while fully dressed. There Is no truth In the num erous rumors that any criminal act was Involved, the officers re' port, tile case having been proven Peace' entirely accidental. In Arkansas, the senate's only woman member, Hattie Caraway, runs Into opposition on her re nomination try from Rep. J. W. 1 uiui im, uutiiui ui mi.- uuaim resolution in inc u. s. Glide bound by agreement oy wnicn m.mrc nr F,.nnk tt.-ilhi-P.ith goods were brought In duty free . visltill wlt Ms w,re an(J for highway construction only. d ,,,,. . ,,,. home on tnc Removal of the goods to the Unit , IJilel(hom Th(, 0 cd Slates m made Impractical li iwMeh hQ wus s(,,.vi us mQtiw.n the transmutation situation. iofflm. wonl nRroun5 on a reef paper said. noar ,K coast of Nlw Guinea, but all on board were removed 'safely. I Mrs. Paul Caswell went to Rosehurg Wednesday, where she visited her daughter, Mi's. Elou Russians Sever Nazi Armies in Poland (Continued from page 1) lsr Mllt(npwgj wno h.;s U(.cn quite with the Red armv toward War- ' " M' home In the Kohlhagen saw, keeping contact with the Apartments. seat of the temporary governing W. D. Van Horn has returned hodv nt Chelm. In ench captured his home after a trip to Port Polish town (9.000 square miles '""'I where he had gone for med of Germnn-held Poland have been "l attention captured), the committee opened M. "arry Harvey and dnugh recruitine offices for the Polish r. I-ois. of Albany are visiting nrmv fighting beside the Soviets. I "ith the former's parents. Mr. Polish Faction Reconnlied and Mrs. Bob Lane. Mr. Lane had Russia announced tonight It " misfortune to breuk several would conclude an agreement bones In his foot while raking t..iii. --,m., nf nn. hav and has horn mnfinod in his; tiuWra, ,iMi' TI.(g.SZm,g; . h ' , ' ..' ,i'r..i ... I r . been selecvd fol ei inC" I CIHimils uri-i-u n. n.- iiit-iiii& m viu.K-. i lit- ui.imuui i house; Gov. Homer Adkins oil man T. 11. Barton of El Dorado, and J. Rosser Venable of Little Rock. Negro sources reported that qualified negroes are prepared to voto In all Arkansas counties. But Secretary Harvey G. Combes of the democratic state committee said he doubted that many could qualify under a new rule requir ing a showing of party loyalty. Negroes voted in Texas' demo-' cratic primary Saturday. j I Rep. Hill Gets State Post I SALEM, Ore., July 25 -(APV- State Rep. Earl Hill. Cushman. i Lane county, was appointed by Governor Snell today to the state emergency board, replacing the j late Stale Rep. A. Rennie, Cor- valli: i& tuwsoroum MENwWOMEN IN UNIFORM vanclng Red armv and the civil family formerly lived here be ndminlstratlon of liberated Polish fore moving to California last territory. wiiilco Their home was Ipur- The Soviet's announcement chased by William Updegrave. salnd the Russians have "no almsj Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kenney In acquiring any part of Polish went to Eugene. Thursday, where territory" and pave the view that they took their son Gordon. Cor the western Hug river is re-,don took the plane from that city parded hv Premier Stalin's re- to San Francisco where he Is plme as the Polish-Russian Troll- reporing for duly following a tier. 'short leave spent here. Gordon The statement said the Red is doing radio work with the U. nrmv had entered Poland "to help's, navy and has been serving on the Polish people in the task of a boat doing convoy duty in their liberation from the yoke of Alaskan waters since the middle the German Invaders and for the of December. restoration of an Independent, strong and democratic Poland." Demanding the Inclusion In postwar Poland of all of East Prussia, most nf Pomeranla and other portions nf eastern Ger- - MYRTLE CREEK Mr. and mnnv. the national council of Mrs. Anthony Dell and family. Poland has declared Itself "the "ho live 011 the Bowman place sole lawful source of authority In " South Myrtle Creek, are mov- Poland, and termed the Polish Ing hack t otheir former home government In London an "lm- at San Fernando. California, bc- nostrous" nnd "Incompetent au- cause of Mrs. Dell's healtn. Myrtle Creek pilot training in I the U. S. army forces, according j lo word received by his parents ; today from his commanding of-1 fleer. He is being rtansferred to i a flight command for elementary ; training. A graduate of Rose hurg high school and University of Oregon, he has been in mill- I tary service since September. lSM.'l. He has been attending' specialist school at Enixria. Kan- ; sas. and more recently has been stationed at Santa Ana. Cailf. j Because the French used to throw their wooden shoes (sab ots! Into machinery, the word sabotage was coined. thorlty.' Accident Theory in Death Of Vera Hall Supported (Continued from page 1) i Mrs. Martie Siieegle ami daugh ter Svlvla. and granddaughter. Miss Hcrnadine Boring. Alturas, Calif., were Mvrtle Creek visitors over the week end. I j Ml. and Mrs Charles A. Strong 'are spending two weeks at Kitt 'son sorlnes. near Oakridie. in being that of the girl and no the hope the water will benefit other prints were found, lndi- Mr. Strong's health. eating that it was a place she enloyed exclusively." The autopsy performed by Dr. Joseph Beemar , It was rcponc, mTJiKS flmazing Way! reveaiea ine g... .".-.-1 ,rJ,.r, ,,.,... per lungs to be filled wttn wau. . , i. It mm... it conruui4 and sand, proving she wag crown- w CM"f i.. Yn... bo- orir ed with her face ftgainsi a saimy mm Drop Everything for this part of the river bed, the officer stated. , . The officers had been puzzled toiif p pln. Heft. ortniM r r.",r,"y ... '.. .T. . -nni. Thnra. Ira Minor B-UI .ipmltoII. 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