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' TWd r: TV ' ' - V-r T: " - ' ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW; ROSEBURG, iQREGOrVMONOAYy JANUARY. 8,; 1945 . -afiai f I' S r ! :i M f i' i I f 5 i i S i t it Supdty toy tht Jompanri tno. Member of the Aiiftciated Frrw. Tho AuociAted Preu Is excluaively entitled to th um tot republication of tu.newi dlipatchef credited to It or not otlwrwtM credited la thu paper and to U, local newi pub tithed herein., AU rixnts or republication or special axs- patent? nereui ro aiw reeerveo. CHAS. V. STANTON EDWIN l- KNAFP ...... JM1 tor ...JUanager Entered as wcond clau matter May 17. 1020, Mt the poatofflce at Rosttrarg, uregon, unaer act ox inarcn , wits. - Btpreiaoted Vf LJ. . an aaaW - bb aaa Mm fitw ork 271 MadUon Ave. Chicago 360 N. Mlchltfan Ave. Han Franclioo 629 Market Street Lot Anrrlc S. Spring Street. Seattle 603 Stewart Htrcet. Portland 929 a W. Sixth Street St. Loo la 411 N, Tenth Street PUBUSWERy44sS)!ATI0ll An hurl oil on Ratal. Dally, per yenr by mall MJ Dally. 0 months by mall 42.75 Dally, 3 month by mail ai.so The Weather U. 8; Weather Bureau Office Roieburg; Oregon! Forecast for Roieburg and vl cinlty: Occasional light rain to night ana Tuesday. Highest temp, for any Jan 71 Lowest temp, for tiny Jan -6, Highest temp; yesterday 62 Lowest temp, last night 47 Precipitation yesterday 01 Precipitation from Jan.' 1' 58 uenon trom jan. I oo Deficit from Sept. 1',-1944' 5.83 frt the Day's Kews (Continued from page X) when the ducks would come down' and' land' on It they'd go head over heels in a' most ludicrous' 'manner. Believe it or not, the first thing they'd do after re covering themselves would' be to look around to see if anyone was watching. Upon discovering that they, had been, observed, they were as chagrinned as human be Ings would have been. That wasn't as far back as 1888, and it may not huve been In January which leaves the newspaper weather researchers la the clear. ; But' It was cold. il'r was .ahead of general oil Heat I Ihg, whlcH hhs done so thuclt to make California clllcs habitable in the winter months. The hotels all had their own heating plants, and it was their thrifty customs to' go down' in the basement and throw a' chip' In .the furnace about 6' in the afternoon, which would raise the temperature up in the robms for art hour or so. : When It sank again, there was nothing to do but go to bed' and cover yourself up with everything irt sight' and hope tho sun would be in a' kindlier mood in the morning. During tills particular spell, it was advisable to put the rujj on top' of whatever else in the way of cover you had' been able to fine): ', The, world is changing and Californians are changing with jt. In these days when you start the fire by turning a switch or, even' better, setting the thermo stat arid letting It do tho work marty of them admit candidly that a little heat is a nice thing to' have around in the winter jnolitns. CIGARETS here may be ex tremely scarce. They are cer tainly hard for a stranger to get. Most of the tobacco stores have f'no cigarots" signs consplciously displayed. There are no cigarots in the grocery and drug stores that Is, none arc visible. People arc still laughing over the story of a crowded street cat thai was heading downtown when it passed a clgaret line in front of a store. The car stopped and the conductor and the motorola n got into the line. THIS writer got caught short today, . and bucked the tiger lit tho tobacco counter of one of the larger hotels. "Are you stopping here?" the Clgaret girl asked sweetly. Well, at the moment we were stopping there stopping right in front of tho tobacco stand. So we i iMtfed Dlr Exot Newi-Ravtow answered; a trifle 1oo sheepishly, It appeared, "yes." "What is your room number?" Bite came back. 'IliBt'a . the ' trouble with sin. Voil Hike the first teeny-weeny little' stor along the downward patHi Klridlrtg' your conscience nlong ' with' specious reasoning emir as 'telling yourself that you ARE stopping there right In front of her where the poor dumb bell ought to bo able to see you If It wasn't for her astigmatism, and it rcaily doesn't seem so bad: But you always get sucked In deeper. ,V So, feeling- the breath of the kk mou hot on our neck; e piling: I :- . ' 1 i it., . : RESEARCH WELCOMED I By Charles i CHANGE in directorship " and? Range Experiment Htation is of more than passing interest. Stephen Wyckoff, an outstanding man in the field of conservation, and forest disease control, has been trans ferred to the experiment station at Berkeley, California, and his place at the Portland station has been taken by Dr. Al fred Hali, principal biochemist of the Forest service, who had won' international' reputation for his work in utilization of wood waste. We believe fortunate, not that we can Wyckoff, but rather1 because phasis upon- experimentation utilization. In the program of education, methods of forest manage ment, plant pathology, and cipally directed to conserve to secure fullest use of lands most suitable for timber pro duction, Mr. Wyckoff is an outstanding figure. His achieve- menta in the Pacific Northwest are widely known to men of protection agencies and the Was of much influence in the tation and conservation. The job has not yet been fully completed and his departure in the Pacific Northwest, where more conservation-minded leaders are needed. But the foundation has been laid, and there is every assurance that progress will continue as a re sult of the inspiration furnished by men like Mr. Wyckoff, who pioneered in tho science of conservation. While we regret his departure, there is compensatory sat isfaction in the coming to land1 of Dr. Hall, for in him we develbping field, of fullest utilization of our timber resources. Fdrest conservation means tecting trees. Out methods of lumbering are extremely Wasteful. We damage much young timber, remove seed trees, and1 ofteii' destroy possibility of natural reproduction. Logs unsuitable for himbei1, h'ee tops and branches are left to rot, Creating fire hazards. Even mill we waste much of it in slabs, chips, sawdust, etc. If we can produce something useful out of the tree tops arid1 trio waste products of the the cause of conservation. Dr. Hall in 19I!0 joined the laboratory at Madison, Wis., cal investigations related to rosin from southern pines. technical adviser at the guayule California. He took an important part in .securing the alcohol-from-sawdust plant being built at Springfield, Ore. We have been greatly intrigued- by the rapid progress be ing made iii the field of wood zation. New discoveries are Plasties, resins, adhesives, and many new products .from VoOd have been made possible through recent research. The Japanese recently announced they have discovered a method for making a high-test motor fuel, suitable for aviation pur poses, from pine tree roots. W nre stnndiiiir at the threshold of a new era in wood usage and it is pleasant to know we have in the Pacific j Northwest one of the nation's foremost authorities and ex- pet'imenters in this particular field of endeavor. j od on in. It was loo late, now to turn back. "305," we answered. "I'm sorry, sir," I he girl an swered firmly, "there is no such number in this hotel." Crime, you see, DOESN'T pay. A SHOPKEEPER remarked lo this writer the other day: "After the war, I'm going to get myself a good hot speakeasy in a' first-class location. I'm onto all the wrinkles already." H wait for what you eat you'd wait a lot i-niii- a lot longer and get grior in a foxhole). Some of the smarter places pro vide seats for you while you wait. It's a shrewd piece of business. Finnish President HORIZONTAL 1 Pictured Finnish presi dent. 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Stanton in the Pacific Northwest Forest the change to be particularly afford to lose men like Mr. the result will be greater em in the field of wood waste numerous other activities, prin and protect growing timber and timber industry. His leadership present' trend toward refores to new fields will be keenly felt the experiment station at Port have an expert in the rapidly more than growing and pro after a log is brought to the mill, then we are advancing staff of the forest products where he carried on biochemi production of turpentine and He served as consultant and rubber project near Salinas, conservation and waste utili being made almost tlau; It's simply amazing how much less petulant you feel when wail ing while sealed instead of wait ing while standing. It's thoughtful little kindnesses like providing seals for hungry walling patrons that help lo soften the rigors of tile home from. CRIME WAVELET SKATTLE. .Ian. H AIM j "Bandits." ohsri'vctl Policeman W. S. Millctt when three hys , about 1(- years old ivtumed miss inj pistni, "aro KiMtin younger j and vonntfer." I Hut iMillctt only know the hall of it. The kids said. sine, they'd: tell whole they jn Iho pistol. Aj couple of tiveyeai'-olds khvo il to; Ihem. - - I lrovloMt Pttf.Tt 24 Vends -7 Mountain crct .10 Monkey :U Kuplisli river 32 New Guinea 4 1 He cirricd 14 He is p;c:-i- dirnt Finland IT- I.uU-nfts lo iv 48 HtWY n''ki" . 49 U hwny port Fsi-enro (tib.) rl Coaled labr. 3 Colt" term Accompllshr! .17 In a row ."i4 Music note 40 Small partirlo 55 Sun god Answer In I l'jgfefef-i'rM Irli-'CTs i JAMB cMKBkJ "lrf GORDON .l.JvCZZ ,P.LiC; ,K ;A)TlM,t .1 OUT OUR WAY ' "vTTTTT ((MY ;, OH, WHY DP V lj BAVOMEV THESE . V ' ' i( i J " j YOU PlfcK OUT ' CSUVS- AIMT GOT MO :' y ' ' ' ii .. . SUCH HORRIBLE . t BLOOD' 1M 'EM .THERE'S V ' v , i ;i.u bloody THi.Mes , too mamV mosquitoes r ' "; V i TO. PLAV AT f J OKJ THESE ISLANDS I ' I ' THE Shortest College Team TSST'v. 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Those out of state motorists now in Oregon who obtain license plates are also advised not to change the license number al ready on their coupons. These motorists should change their book cover or identification fold er of present coupons by drawing a line lightly through the old license plate number and placing the new license plate number above or below. Also, the license number should be changed on the mile age rationing record which , all motorists received from their local boards with their coupon book. These changes should be made in ink, indelible pencil or by typewriter. Priest to Aid Eagles' Youth Welfare Work PORTLAND, Jan. 8-(AP Rev. Louis P. Barcelo, University of Portland faculty member, has been appointed national advisor to the youth commission of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Father Barcelo is special na tional field commissioner for the Boy Scouts of America and as sociate editor of the Catholic Youth. 11:00 Tho Old Corral. 8:15- A Date with Annalorls. 8:30 -Mysterious Traveler. : .lka Seltzer Nrui. ICLT Rex Miller. MUdroot. 9:30 Jack Teagardens Orchestra. 9:45 -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra. 10:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 10:15 - Music for the Night. 10:30 Sign off. UNITED Cash on Hand and Due from Banks United States Government Bonds Municipal and Other Bonds : Loans and Discounts Stock in Federal Reserve Bank , Bank Premises (including Branches) Other Real Estate Customers' Liability on Acceptances Interest Earned Other Resources Capital , . Surplus Undivided Profits Reserves Reserves for Interest, Taxes, etc Acceptances Dividends Declared Deposits $500,202,013.74 ROSEBURG BRANCH ROSEBURG, OREGON nearl OrFce. TWtlaijrl, Oregon DIRECT BRANCH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Member federal Di'poil fmrmim-e Cdipnration V DIAL-LOG . 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Add to that our own wire service and you can see that you are going to get the latest in news just as soon as it is released. That's why it's Mutual, the network for the news . . . and. of course. KKIMK. WOVEN WIRE FENCE Netting Barb Wire Steel Gates Staples Nails BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE EARNINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON THIS BEAR IS YOUR BEST FRIEND He is the symbol of a service de signed to . give you maximum per formance from ' your car and tires. We use the na tionally - known BEAR equipment for frame, wheel and axle service. 323 N. Main St. Phone 352 STEPHENS CoinJensciI Report of llic STATES NATIONAL BANK Of Puhti.m, Ori:i;on Sl'BMITTKU TO TI1K COMI'TKOLLER OF THE (XliliENCY AS OF DECEMBER 30, 1014 RESOURCES LIABILITIES ; $6,000,000.00 8,000,000.00 2,508,140.39 1,319,001.40 Don't overlook the . fact, that i there's lots' of good entertainment on U'JO, too. Tonight, for in stance, there's Lone Ranger at 7:30, Michael Shane and the beau teous Phyllis playing detective at 8:30, and the one and only Sher lock Holmes, searching, out a frustrated killer in the story titl ed "The Play's the Thing" at 10 o'clock. So don't miss any of them. Huskies Defeat O. S. C, Oregon U. Downs Idaho (By the Associated Press) University of Washington Hus kies and the University of Ore gon Webfeet strolled arm in arm today along victor's alley in the northern division of the Pacific Coast Basketball conference, but. Oregon had a challenger looking sternly over its shoulder. Winners in a pair of games over the University of Idaho Van dals Friday and Saturday, Ore gon hops the state line from Moscow to Pulman today for clashes tonight and. tomorrow with Washington State's Cougars, who served a bit of notice Satur day night they were not to be trifled with. As Washngton beat Oregon State for the second time, 42 to 22, and Oregon took a 41-38 de cision from Idaho, W. S; C. trounced Eastern Washington col lege Saturday night ab to 4a, the first defeat of the season for Eastern's giint-killing Savages. I LINEUP with BEAR AUTO CO. $104,275,230.41 340,644.039.22 5,684,218.74 41',894,023.17 420,000.00 '. 3,200,905.51 1.00 13,601.28 1,053,862.02 3,016,132.39 $500,202,013.74 $ 17.827,141.79 1,432,312.81 13.601.28 120,000.00 480,808,957.86 -