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From Gilds Mrs. George
t aseneer was in Kosebure on bus
iness Thursday from Glide. .
Elnarose Visitor Mrs. Ada
nurch was en Elgarose visitor
Thursday In Rosohurg.
On P'islness Clarence Prook
of Olalla was a victor In Rose-,
burg on business Thursday.
Attends trt Ri,ln Mfe
Vern Shnim of Glide attended to
business In Roseburg Thursday.
Transacts Busln Mra AHn
Denn of Camas Valley transacted
business in Roseburg Thursday.
F'm Dav Creek Mrs. .Tohn
Wripht Visitor! and shonnpd In
"osnhurg Thursday from Days
Visits In Posebui Walter
T onke of rer Greek visited
Thursday in Roseburg on busi
ness.
- In Roburq Mrs. Georpe
nurr ot M"nov vallev was In
Ro"hnrg Thursday attending to
ousiness.
Business Visitor He's Mr.
and Mrs. Perrv Cornutt of Rid
dle werp business visitors in Rose
burg Thursday.
Attends Funeral Mrs. Emtl
Andorsnn and Mrs. E. E. Emmltt
nf Foehur attended th funer
al of Mrs. Mary Minter this week
at Konogg.
Mrs. Perrv Thiele and ehiidren.
Norma and Karl, and Mr. and
Jng Thursday and today at Tyee.
Home frnm Farraont Perrv
Thle'e. MoMM first class, has ar-
f'orI home In Rosehurir from
RRU. brwit tralninEt at Farraput,
Idaho. He will return Saturday.
Returns To Euaene L. C.
Karpster has returned to his
home in Eugene, following a few
days in Rosebur- visiting his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lockwood, on East
Douglas street.
Leaves For California Mrs.
L. K. Fies, nee Jane Lewis, and
small son, Bobby, of Roseburg
left Thursday for San Diego,
California, to loin the former's
husband, who Is in training thei'e
with the U. S. forces. Accompany
ing them south was James Bew
ley, Roseburj, who will visit his
mother, who is critically ill in
Los Angeles. Mr. Bewlev operates
the Associated Oil company sta
tion at the corner of Stephens
and Brockway streets.
Funeral Services Set
For Milton H. Guy
Funeral services for Milton H.
Guy, who died at Mercy hospital
here Wednesday at the age of
58, will b" held at the Roseburg
Undertaking co-npany chapel S-t-urday
r.ornlng at 11 o'clock, with
Rev. Len B. Fishhack of the
Christian church officiating. The
body will be taken to Eugene for
cremation.
Mr. Guy was a native of Mai
den, Neb. Surviving him are his
wife, Mrs. Essie Guy, and the
following sons and daughters:
Leonard Guy, Eugene: Thomas
Guv. Portland; Clinton Guv,
Blair, Neb.; Glen, Montgomery.
Darreli and William Guv. U. S.
army; Mrs. Ethel Norris, Los An
eeles, and Mrs. Edna Dieker.
Fnsehurp'.
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TODAY TOMORROW
STARTING
Kellogg Visitor E. E. Ander
son . was n, Kellogg visitor in
Roseburg Thursday.
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' From . ; Suthcrlin .Maw . . J.
Huehes swM Thursday, ,ln, R.o.se
burg fco.ro,, Su,therl)ii.
Vlsltlnn from : Bremerton1
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gardner of
rti-ome-ton. Wah , Are visiting
relatives and friends In' Rose
burg. '.', ; ,., i
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Yankee Raid On Formosa
Bags 221 Nippon Planes
' (rontfntiert from" Aftcf"tt
rwisf hp hold thrust n?tde .the
onnmv's . lone nlanned Inner de-fe-"'
wr'etpr t M t
'Of tho Tnnaheso air planes. e-
stov"n 14( "?ve s"ot out, of tne
air, anl 97 f,inished of o tlie
' American TWs-'wpr - 22 Hiiv
o'anns and f'tlnfe- v' no -nam-
p to qur surface ships, ','irnt!
Fe' w'--iss fveled ' (1, ivi-
ilwi,nf 211 arnlanes ".s.a' s.o-
"" r'ow jf .jananesenoeienBWs
hut pnrnnaratlVP smlirlP of hp
ntimbpf ortna again pjpnhasi7is
W' t"n tnpEefienj nppar-
S- 111 'nr p',"""
fTnrnnkn k 'onp'ni?lM-lt
from nnHh irtioii(lnJ6li'r
to m"" widp. Str'jnB;dRfpnsPs
w-nnW'. dieate thai ttieiitarids of
airnlans 'jhfrfffl fWow-
n-nr-: th'p .ffi ft 1 Qwt; tniip i&lW S.
aircraft were .'.-JlefrpriHP m 'th
tronP8t w'n'o pvidnee that
the enpmv eould hav .sejatyroiin
noratlvplv few. m'rp. intp"oebthls
than American Dilots'destrbved.
,' American .airmen bombed j fifid
straf . 1 i. I -i
strfpd Formosa from end to end.
Nimit renortod thev did "ex
tensive, damage to hangars, build-Inp-s,
: oil. ' dumns, ' warehonses,
docks : and Industrial , establish
ments." : . ' :
Smashes Widespread S
1 Never before has so tnuch now
er been nnleflshpd in such a brief
period against Nippon.
Expanding this offensive pic
ture, a bomber armada comntpte
1 knocked out nlants snnplvln-r
thp pnemv war machine with
aviation gasoline and nil at Balik
nanan on Borne" end American
invaHers o' th Palans swent on
to their 12th island in the south
end nf those stepping stones to
the Philipnlnes.
Artm N'mitz announced last
nint that "a laiee tnrce of car
rier air"1"" pounepd on Lu7'n
In the Philn'""" Tuesday. Hp
""d not tripntlfv te targets but
his referencp to attacks on "ene
mv airaseo" mieht De taken to
men the Manila area, twee hit
in September, airain was the tar
get. Local Fans Urged to So
To Grid Battle Toniqht
Thp cijmher or commerce has
rtc-ofj fi) Kosehiir? pei-eoris pos
s'h) to po to Uottae I -rove lo
moht tn hicK no tnp Ros"DU'j
iiih scnom tfinthait tm in the
"-mp senertnlea tor thi evmri"
Arsons having cars availaole and
thns (iesiriPK iraiisportation are
asked io call tne rnamper ol
commerce oil ice or tne beenive.
How To Mlm
Bronchitis
Creomulslon relieves promptlv be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble, to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the nn.
derstandihg you must like the way it
ouicklv allav8 the coueh or vnu are
to have your money back.
CREOMULS ON
(or Couehs. Chest Colds, Bronchitis
SUNDAY
Mrs. Emma Hodges
Dies in Roseburg
Mrs. Emma Rebecca Hodges.
77. died vesterday at her home In
West Posehur". She was horn
npa- A'hanv. 0-b the danohter
of David and Ma"v Ann Lewis,
nlonper settlers RIip was mnr.
riprt pee. "4, is9, to Jesse G.
Hndops nt Kvnt. Wash. Thpv mov
ed hnpif to Orecon In ISP'I. llvine
in Jackson countv until 1110. thn
moved to a ranch at yonca"a,
Donolas eounty. where thev llv
d four vce1-"!. tbn moved tn
RoRebi"-?. Mr. Hni'in nasspd
nwav Novrnhpr 22. IP,!). Piilv
Inc Mrs. Hodges are the follow
'" sons ani daimhter"-- Ted
To'tpps, T nnkinp"iass: Clarence
"ndpes. Glidp? Everett Hodcas
P-emerton. Wash.r Jesse and
Thnmns Hodges. Euffpne, Ore.;
MIlHrpd Hiifhps, Pospburar Marv
Crnnk. Emmptt, Idaho, and Edna
Walker, Fupene. Also surviving
are two sisters. Ada Panders, Al
bany. Ore.. pnt Llila Cortpr, Cot
toffp fovr ? ('"nHehildren and
6 preat-prandehlldren.
Funpra' sp"lpoj will b" hefd
at thp Pncohnrg TTnHeitqlng
enmnanv Chanel at 2:30' Snnrta,v
aftprnoon. Infprmen will fo"nv
Moprfaw nftornnon nt 1 o'clock in
thp OdH Fellows cemetery at Med
ford. Ore.
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Russians Within 9 Miles
Of East Prussia Border
(Continued from page 1)
on their wav to the diggings aftf
er a mass call-un of age group
between 1(5 and 65.)
While the campalpn In Hunt
parv took on the anpearanep of
a pushover offensive. East' Pmsi
sla and the remainder of thp
German front of the Baltic coast
was a hoaw slugeine match all
the wav. Raginc assaults rrried
the Russians within f've miles' of
the eastern limits of Rlea and
slashed Into the s'pop dpfen'-'ves
of Memel on the Baltic coastline.
Fall Festival Planned ;
At Benson School
A "ll fnstlwKl VH hn he'''
tho Pnnr-An school Mondn" nl"h
at 7r30 o'clock and th nubile has
hopn Invited to ptfpnd. Nn adm,
ion charpe will ho mad. The
teachers of the school will nrp.
"nt the nroprarn and thp pxh'h.
it and d'niav of vppetables ani
'-nits will he made bv the nupl's.
Followipp the nropram. the P..
T. A. wl'l sell doiiphnuts and ci
der. A short meetlnp of the nr
ani7fltion will he conducted hv
the new president. Mrs. Lou An.
drus, preceding the program.
Bricker Talks to 3,000
During Stop in Roseburg
(Continued from page 1)
responsibility for world secur
ity." " -..
"Tt we assume the; rpsnnnKlbli
itv like we did in the-Philippines
we must not leave it do the mer
cy of ruthless countries,',' he.gaid.
In his Bremerton soeech he ex-
nressr-d onooslt'in to- the surren
der of "strategic military bases
and establishments !. for ' which
our sons have died and for which
we have spent our wealth of na
tural resources."
This nation, he remarked.
TODAY TOMORROW
RIP-ROARING RHYTHM!
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ACTION! SUSPENSfH
ROMANCE!
ROBINSON
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Tiir.iPico
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ryMIUS BROS, j -AND
IDWARD O. V. I
should adopt the seabees motto
of "we defend what we build."
Welcomed by Students
Bricker spoke last night In Eu
gene after his special train was
welcomed with a rallv of Univer
sity of Oregon students, carrying I
torches and signs rending "HI ,
Van. Bricker" and "Don't be a i
Klc"er vote for Briruer"
Thp rally was sponsored hv the
University Young Republicans
club and Traffic Officer Paul
cnoll estimated apnrovimatelv 1,
000 persons were 'in the crowd.
The vice presidential nominee,
sneaking in MacArthur court au
ditorium, renewed his attack on
"bureaucracy" with the statement
that "we need a house cleaning at
Washington, and the new deal
can't do It."
"We should not Indict the bu
reaucrats themselvps." he said,
because many of them ore "trv.
inp to do a job," honestly and
patrlbtlcallv."
Rather he added "what we need
to indict is the bureaucratic sys
tem Itself." I
Vital Statistics
';' BORN
WERER Porn to Mr. and
Mrs.'W. J. Weber of Sutherlin,
Orepon, Octoher 12. at Mcrcv hos
pital, a daughter, Janet; weight,
fi pounds 14 ounces.
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