kcsesuks nm-vmw, K&mfe, m&m, tues&ay, cetera j, ww. -
Local
Nevs
Glide Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
n. i'. BiaKeley were Glide visitors
In Roseburg Monday.
In Roseburg Mrs. Vernon La
Raut of Wilbur spent Monday In
Roseburg.
Ill At Home Miss Bess Whar.
ton is reported to be ill at her
home In Roseburg.
From Wilbur Mr. and Mrs.
Fritz Brozio were in Roseburg
Monday from Wilbur.
In Eugene Mrs. Don Witch
er Is spending today in Eugene
attending to business.
Attends to Business Melvln
Palmer of Wilbur attended to
business in Roseburg Monday.
On Business Mrs. George
TToefer visited in Roseburg on
business Monday from Wilbur.
Vlsitlno From Olalla Mrs.
George Owens was in Roseburg
Tuesday visiting from Olalla.
From Glendale Kenneth Ray
mond was a business visitor in
Roseburg Monday from Glen
dale. Visits Over Weekend Miss
I.ou Helen Strange, student at
O. ' S. C, soent the weekend In
Roseburg visiting friends.
Visiting at Spancake Home
Bertha an, I Mareare'- Bag
genstos and Rose Garbarino, Port
land, are guests at the home of
Mrs. Robert Spancake.
First Fall Meetinq to Be Held
The New Idea club will hold
its first fall meeting Wednesday
at a 1 o'clock luncheon at the
home of Mrs. C. E. Marks.
Home From Florida Mrs.
Robert Stuart has returned to her
home in Roseburi?, following a
trip to Tamna. Florida, to visit
her husband, who is stationed
nearby.
Returns To Klamath Falls
Leo F. Purinton. Klamath Falls
civilian fiieht instructor, has re
turned home, following a short
time in Rospburg attpnding to
business.
Home On Furlouqh Darrel
Gadwaiv lias arrived in Rose
burg from an armv camp in Ar
kansas and will spend his fur
loueh visiting his mother, sisters
nnd brothers.
R. E. A. C. To Meet The
Roseburn Art and Embroidery
club will meet Wednesdav after
noon at thp home of Mrs. T. Holf
meistpr at the corner of Booth
(j and Eddy streets.
Will Spend Weekend Here
Mack Brown, studont of the nnvv
V-12 school at Willamette Uni
versity. Salem, spent the week
end in Roseburo visltine his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Brown,
Sr.
Home From Euqenc Mrs. ..Toe
Nover and dauphter. Cleo. Mrs.
I-ewis Wilson: Mrs. Russell Kaine
and Miss .Tune Goetz have re
turned to their homes in Rose
burg, following a short stay in
Eugene.
Exnected Home Wednesdav
Jim Flnlav. who is attendin" the
navy dental collepe in San Fran
cisco, is evnected to arrive in
Roseburf Wednesdav to enlov a
leave with his parents. Dr. and
Mrs. G. C. Finlay, on South Main
street.
Back From Hermlston Cap
tain and Mrs. I.eo F. Young and
two children. Ronald Dean and
Tamara. have returned to their
home on East Cass street. Pose
burp, following a visit In Her
miston. Ore., with Captain
Youno's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Young.
Daughter is Porn A dauphter,
Ronnie Ka" weio-hinp six pounds,
was horn Thursday, Sent 21, at
I os AncpjpQ to Mr and Mrs. W.
C. fBilll Strane. Mr. Strang, a
former Pnsehnrg hnv. is inspec
tor with Douglas Aircraft and is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Strang of Medford. Bnnnie Kav
Is the second grandchild of the
Fred Starangs.
Mov Back To Roseburg Et.
and Mrs. riif Thornton have
moved haek to their home on the
South Paeifio hiphwa" near Rose
hure. followino' the former's be
ing given an honoraWe discharge
from the armv service for over
age and prade. He has been
teaching radar at Fort Lewis.
Wash., and before pnterin" the
nrmv. he was Douolac ponntv
sheriff. At nresept. he is taking
pdvantaop nf the hunting season.
Mrs. Thornton, who was em-r-loved
ac Qpprotarv to Attorney
Paul Geddps hpforp movin to
Fort T owls, resumed her work
here this week.
Return From East Mrs.
Claude Baker and daughter. Miss
Bettv. have returned to Roseburg
and Mrs. Baker has resumed her
work at the county welfare com-,
mission office at the courthouse ;
following a trio to Columbus,
Ohio, where Mrs. Baker took;
work at the University of Ohio
in the school of social adminis
tration. While there, they also
visited Mrs. Baker's mother and
sister. Mrs. George R. Varney,
and Mrs. Carl A. Nisser. En route
home, thev stopped at Bowling
Green. Ohio, to visit Jack Horn,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Horn
of Roseburg. At Seattle they at
tended the Willamette university
U. of W. football game and vis-1
lted Mrs. Baker's son, Varney,
who is attending the navy V-12 1
school of instruction at University 1
of Washington . .
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This young Parisian lad has been pretty quick to catch on to good
old Yankee customs, judging by the wnv he gives the hitco-hikcr s
thumb to U, S. Army truck as it passes him and sleeping baby sisier.
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NEGRO AIRMAN First Lt. Robert W. Deiz, back home in Port
land, Ure., after completing 93 combat missions with the 99th
ail-Negro fighter squadron, is shown with his father, W. C. Deii.
MacArthur's Men Invade Morotai Isl.
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With "necklaces" of hand Rrenndcs and rifles, these Yann Infantrymen
of Gen. Douglas MacArthurs forces, swarm ashore In neck-deep water
from their LCI's to Morotai Island beach. Just south of tnc Philippines.
U. S. Navy photo.
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Phone 121
In Roseburg Mrs. R. W. Wil
son and mother, Mrs. Banker, of
Umpqua visiled In Roseburg Mon
day. . .
Harmony Circle to Meet The
I'armonv circle will meet with
Mrs. Needham, 710 Jackson
street, Thursday at 2 p. m.
From Myrtle Creek Mrs.
Clav Ulam and Mrs. Mickelson
were In Roseburg on business
Monday from Myrtle Creek.
Visits In Roseburn Mrs. Lp
land Cnnmv of Klamath Falls
recently visited ovpr the weekend
at the home of Mrs. Forrest Losee
in Roseburg.
North Circle to Meet The
Voiih ocle will meet at the
hime of-Mrs. Albert Jackson, 903
Winchester street Thursday at
2 p. m.
. Confined to Home Mrs. Em-
iv Judd of Roseburg is confined
in hit hnirtn with .'111 Inllirpll leC
;Sho is reported to l)e recovering I
jnicelv. ' .
Yotinn Renubltcans to Meet -Tlie
Yo"nir Republicans club will
meet Wednesday night at 8
o'clock in the iusticc court room
at the court house.
At Home Mrs. Georo Kelty
end infant datighier have been
dismissed from Mercv hospital
and are now at their home at
Wilbur.
' Poturns to North Carolina
Ovnn'T.1 .T'.ropq rivi'-on lins re
; ,.,..rn to Nor-ii piropno .ofter a
fe" dnvs' f'irlniinii visiting his
! parents in Rosohurg.
! Spent Weekend on North Ump-
nua Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kurt? and Mrs. A. L. Stephens of
Posehurt? spent the weekend at
!the Georsre Biddle home on the
I North Umpqua.
I Guests At the Losee Home
iMr. an Mrs. I.es Child of Port
land are puests at tho Forrest
T ncop home in Rosehm-p Mr.
rhild has hoiioht the J. R. Kelly
Sheet Metal Works here.
I Navv Mothers To Meet The
Mothers club will meet
T"eHv at S p. m . at the Worn-en'-;
club. Anvnnp having suppps-
,tion; or ari'clnq fnr the bazaar
are asked to bring them.
i viHtjnor Sundav Mr and Mrs.
Fdwin Handv and children. Ron
nie and Nancv Carol of Eugene
snent Sundav at the homo of the(
former's aurt anrl uncle. Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred A. Goff. in Roseburg
end wilh other relatives at Mel
rose. j vis'o Parents Private Roh-e-t
F'i'ntt has arrived from
Camn Rohnison. Ark., to visit his
parents. Mr and Mrs A. E. El
liott at in1'? West ?nd street.
Pnnhiji-p. Pollowinp his 20-da'
fnvlraioh Private Elliott will
leave for Ff T-pnnard Wood Mo.,
jlo juin thp 70lh infantry division.
i to prockwn Mrs. Min-
' K. Poh-rts stppt Supd-tv with
i 'r. and Mrs. W. L. Jolies of
. r,i-rr!.-vrv a'-"! attended Aflventist
, ce-vi'-os i.-. Pos"hur" ith Mr
i an-l "rs K'"lst of Cons .Tunc'ion
I anl w I,. Johns, a recent visitor
; from New York.
1
Runway Visitors Mr. and
Mrs F"nnel h I. Kin? of North
rentl. Mr and Mrs. Ernie King
and small son. .Terrv, and Miss
Dixie Kino of Grants Pass, Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Gilkison, and Mrs
Leon Simpson and sons. Wendel
and Dean of Tonmile, wore Sun-d-iv
visitors at C. It. Clark's in
Olalla.
Leaves for Navv Base Lester
F. Russell Ph M. 1 'c U. S. navy.
t"ft Monrlav for his base at San
Pedro. Calif., following a trip to
ftoscburg to visit tile parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Russell,
end bis wifp and small son, Les
ter Frederick Jr., and to attend
I he memorial service Sunday for
his brother, Lt. I.eland Russell.
Presbyterial Dates
Meeting at Oakland
The fall executive session of the
Southwest Oreuon Prosbvtprinl
will bo held all-day Wednesday.
October 4. at Oakland, according
to an announcement made todav
bv the provident, Mrs. W. M.
Campbell. Th's meeting will be
onon to all Presbyterian women
end a large number of women
from llm Roseburg church plan
10 attend.
Mrs. Campbell will leave Wed- I
nesdav night for Portland to at- 1
tend the two-day session of the
Svnorlieal executive group, Octo
ber 5-6, to be held at the home
nf the Svnodical president, Mrs.
Pal"h Mo'-t
U-BELTS and PULLEYS
We have a very complete stock of
A-B and C belts.
Rubber belting in sizes from 1 inch
to 10 inches.
Cling surface belt dressing.
Alligator and leather lacings.
Buy Where You Own The Profits
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Senators Advise Against Sale of
Federal Owned Plants in 11 States,
Fearing Ruin to Industry Elsewhere
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3. (API A senate committee Investi
gating Industrial centralization proposed today a ban on recon
version of all government-owned war plants In 11 northern and
eastern slates.
It recommended large-scale Industrialization of the west nnd
south.
The '!.pn't "aid these were the
States in which ffovornment-own-cd
war nlants, representing an In
vestment of seven billion dollars
of nuhlie funds, should he frozen:
New York. New Jersey. Penn--vlv;M-t,
M-'ssacnseMs-. connec.
lent M.n- iind rvMawaro. Rhnde
Tslmd. Ohio, Michigan and Illi
nois. Tl" committee took tho posi
tion th-it postwar nrosneritv nnd
jsnfpo.-.-fiil i-nronver-ilon urn l(nl
ed ini-nnn.nWy (0 Industrial do
ce"r:il''"tinn.
The 11 stntes it slncled out for
a fr"c7" of povornment war
plnti. he committee said, pro
rinivfl K1! nor ri' r' the nation's
mMnuf'tcu-n! in 1Q.tn.
In'Htri-l P'M Cited
In a s'-nod intrcHuctlon to the
ronnrt. S"nntn- McCarran as
pprtwi ih"t vith tho additional
facilities nenu'rpd riurlnw the wr.
11 stales can destroy the
indust"" l" the rst of the conn
trv and reduce t'-e west and the
south to misery."
These states, ho declared, pot
the ern.im of tho pnw wor plants
and the ones most easily recon
vert ible.
In contrast. McCarran said, the
western and southern states re
cei "d a "disproportionately laroe
number" of war plants that can
Blood Donor Aid
Fund in Douglas
Now Totals $730
The "Blood Money" appeal
made by the Roseburg New-Review
to assist in chartering buses
to 'transport blood donors to the
C"iilcr at Portland has reached
the total of S730.75.
Anyone who wishes to eontrl-
bute to the "Blood Money" fund
may do so. All monev should
he sent to or left at the News
Review office or mailed directly
to the American Red Cross, Pa
cific building. Roseburg. Checks
should be made out to the Ameri
can Itod Cross.
Acknowledgment is
made of
the following contributions: Mr,
and Mrs. Victor Phipns, S15;
Marv H. Chapman, S4; R. A. Bu- 826 877
senhaik, $2; Sunshine Club of! "moqua Hardware:
Aidoa. $5- Mrs. Ruth Hedricks. iMnller 12 13C,
SI: Ella Harris. $5: Mrs. Marion
Clayton, SI; Mrs. William Jaml-
son! S3: Mrs. G. G. Sewell. $2.50:
Agnez H. Page, $2.50- South.Bruton
Ulnnqua Ladies club, $30; C. R.
Hoimnuist, S5; Mrs. Kermit Johfi-
son $!V Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perrv,
S10; Ms. Ruth McCe", $2; Mrs.
I. A. Peterson, SI H. O. Scho
field, S10, and $28, contributed
by prisons requesting their
names to be omitted.
Welding Branch of
Abram Shop Is Leased
J. A. Rhoads, Portland, former
ly of Days Creek, announces that
he has leased the welding repairs
department of the Nelson Abram
Machine shop, located on Fuller
log street in Roseburg.
BOWLING
CITY LEAGUE
Team Standings
W
7
6
5
... .5
5
... 4
Patterson's Bakery ...
Umpqua Chiefs
Gilkison's Station
Umpqua Cleaners
Nordling's
Mvrtle Creek
Umpqua Hardware 3 fi
Young's Ray 1 8
Games Monday Night
Umpqua Chiefs 2, Myrtle Creek
Umpqua Chiefs 3, Young's Bay
0.
Nordline's 3. Gilklson s 0.
Umpqua Hardware 2, Patter
son's Bakery 1.
Remarks
High individual game score,
fx"
not rearillv he turned Into peace
time production.
The report recommends special
attention be given freight rates,
patents, and technological assist
ance for small Industrialists, so
as to bring lone-range and large
scale encouragement to new In
rinstvlps In the west and south
Furthermore, it proposes that all
restrictions on civilian production
hp cancelled as soon as possible.
Production Shift Advised
As soon as the Euronean war
ends, the committee said, all pos
sible war production, particularly
o' aircraft and ships, should be
sh"ted to the west and south.
Committee attaches said the re
nort contemnlo'pd that govern-men-owned
facilities in the north
and east would not be sold to pri
vate operators, or operated bv the
eovernment. until other sections
of tho country had had an on
nortnnitv to obtain sthlllzatlnn
for their own industrial employ
ment nrob'ems.
Thev said the recommendations
were nf a "tjlnnket" nature, point
Inp the way to a general course,
hut that paoh. plant would have
to be considered on an individ
ual basis, since there might be
some which should he reconvert
ed In the Interest of the nation as
a whole.
Ostergard. 218.
High indiyicual series score, Os
tergard, 579.
Gllkison's Station:
Gilklson 173 13(5 104413
Irons MR 12S 170444
Stevens V! 1"i4 131-414
Todd 130 100 133 3R3
Rico 171 190 1G7 528
81G
Norling's:
Rauphman 'il
Harris 1:'
Meredith 14?
775 772 23C3
IfiS
197
150
170 418
1:s3"i
19q3Sf)
197nr,
192498
iNordling 1'VJ
M,entzer 156
927 82G 89S 2G51
Patterson's Bakorw
King 117 IT
Hinev TV 170
Bitner T", 15
1 "
Hllliaru ..143 154
143 441
145 434
Pratt 115
Flurv 1C-7
erpnson 153
134
1-,q
151
200- 5R8
147 -459
152-471
.108
894 871 876 2641
Umpqua Chiefs:
Wellman
A ten
Poise
Paker
G. R. Phillip
160
152
IK"
150
.164
176
14R
11R
149
148
134-163-
160-133-195-
4?0
461
-4'C?
-507
867 814 864 2545
Mvrtle Creek:
Adams
136
145
. 99
172
218
137
156
100
1R3
201
T1.304
159 -460
152351
1R9 504
160- -579
Stephens
II. Shirtcliff
Chanin
Ostergaard ..
853 840 844 2537
Young's Ray Lumber Co.:
Taylor 1"W ISO im493
Sirov lOfi 107 170 -3S3
Ftirh 95 TOT, 120321
Tannlund 13 1FS7 13244?
Lund 187 180 211578
768 799 857 2424
Umpqua Cleaners:
Vrooman 142 1R0 178 4S0
Parkinson 10.3 1M 151482
Gadwav 110 103 155371
Ferguson 124 100 142456
Glenz 14G 170 189505
778 874 DOG 2553
Dr. Roach Lists Topic
The sublect "How to he Lead
ers" will be the tonic of discus
sion at the leadership class ses
sion to be conducted by Dr. Mor
ris H. Roach Wednesday night
from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock at the
First Presbvterian church in
iiosehurg. All persons interested
are invited to attend.
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Rpnientlnj the
NATIONAL WAR FUND
Job Recruiter in
Roseburg Seeks
Navy Yard Help
The Puget Sound navv yard at
Bremerton, Wash., which has a
major part In the maintenance of
the Pacific fleet, wants men and
women to repair and build navy
shins, reports John M. McRohbie,
uersonnel recruiter, from the na
vy yard. He is making a tour of
western Orepnn cities to Inter
view personally pveryone Inter
ested In obtaining work at the
navv vard. He says, "Journeymen
and helpers are especially needed
in the following trades: Shinflt
ters, pipefitters, machinists, drill
ers, sheet metal men, chlppers
and caulkers, and electricians.
However, men from 18 un and
women 20 to 45, regardless of pre
vious experience, will he consid
ered for employment. "Excellent
housing facilities, completely fur
nished, are now available to coup
les, families of any size, and also
single men." Anv Inoulries about
the cost of food, recreation, etc.
will he answered bv McRohbie.
Transportation expenses, either
bv personal car or bv bus, will be
paid bv the navy from Roseburg
to Bremerton.
McRohbie will bo at the U. S.
employment office at the court
house, Wednesday to hire appli
cants and also to answer any
Questions concerning living and
working conditions at the navy
yard.
Pro-Roosevelt Filmdom
Group Schedules Ickes
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 3 (AP)
The newly organized "Hollywood
is for Roosevelt" committee has
announced that Interior Secre
tary Ickes will speak here Sun
day night under Its auspices wilh
a nationwide radio hookup car
rying the address.
Co-chairmen of the committee,
which will campaign for Presi
dent Roosevelt's reelection, are
film producers Jack L. Warner
and Samuel Goldwyn and Actress
Katharine Hepburn. The commit
tee claim a membership of more
'.nan 300.
Butter Still Short in
Spite of Points Boost
PORTLAND, Oct. 3 (AP) 1
Ttncnltn hirrhni. nnlrtt trainee hilt.
iflfi 390 ter supplies in Portland still are (
14479 short of demand, a survey today;
110 4iq indicated. 1
lK4?fil Dealers shelves frequently are
159 456 empty before the end of business.
i Manufacturers, reportedly de-1
768 2471 i creasing output, said that de-i
imand is sufficient to take instant
(care of every newly-churned
i pound.
Scattle Firms Get First
Snot Reconversion Orders
r-. !
SEATTLE, Oct. 3 (AP) SIX
small Seattle manufacturers have
hopn oranted thp first snot re-
1 conversion orders In the Pacific
! northwest, the War Production
i board announced yesterday.
Companies Included two fish
ing tackle concerns two manu
facturing bed springs and spring
matlresses. one oil burner firm
and an electric water heater com
pany. Dark Fuel Situation for
Northwest Predicted
SEATTLE, Oct. 3 (AP) An
attempt to build up depleted wood
supplies is being made by fuel ra
tioning authorities thrniurh sub-
INDIAN THEATER
LAST TIME TODAY
STARTING WEDNESDAY
to stir CyT V; -
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to its A 'iiv 7
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not cufW4
Srs&rL-& IRENE DUNNE
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1 and Frank Morgan 'Roddg McDowall k
V Van Johnson C Aulreq Smith
THE YEAR'S Darae Mag Whithj Gladys Cooper
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sidles of up to $2.50 a cord for
wood freighted into the north
west, John G. Neukom, OPA
fuel rationing director, revealed
yesterday.
Neukom predicted the north
wes would have "the most diffi
cult fuel picture in the entire
United States" this winter.
Earthquakes Recorded
At Spokane, Pasadena
SPOKANE, Oct. 3 (API Two
earthquakes at 1:39 and 1:47 p.
m. were recorded bv the seismo
graph at Mount St. Michael's yes
terday, Similar temblors were noted in
Pasadena. Calif., several minutes
later, indicating Spokane was
much nearer the center of tho
disturbance than the California
city, the scholastlcate said.
States Not Unit in Date
Set for Thanksgiving
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 3. (AP)
Oregon will he one of at least'
37 states which will . observe
Thanksgiving day on November
23. Governor Snell said today.
The council of state governors
reported to him that Florida,
Georgia, Idaho, Nebraska, Ten-
nessee, Texas and Virginia will
observe the holiday on Novem- "
ber 30.
ROSE
TODAY
"PRIMITIVE MAN"
AND
"LADIES OF
WASHINGTON"
WEDNESDAY
ALSO
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