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'sr. trj si TWO": ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ' ROSEBURG, "OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY ?S, 1945. Issued Daily t)pi Sunday by IfewATfW Company, Ino. ' Member of ht AtsQelsted .Press. Th Associated Pre U exclusively entitled to tho use for republication of all now dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and to all local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dls- patcnea aerciu ore aw reserved. PRIORITY FOR POLITICS What Mr. Byrnes Objects To CHA8. V. PTAwrnw EDWIN U KNAPP ...Editor .-.Manager Entered as lecond class matter May 17, Represented by Xew York 271 Madison Ave, , Cbicaro 300 N. Michigan Ave. Ian Francisco 4123 Murket Street. Los Angeles 433 S. Spring Street. Seattle 603 Stewart Street Portland 520 S. W. Sixth Street.' fit. Louis 411 N. Tenth Street. PULIJII1ER'HS)1II0I 1 ' : : 1 Subscription Bates. Da My, per year by mull Dally. B months by mall ., Dally, 3 months by mall The Weather (J. .8. Weather Bureau Office .' i- Hoseourg, Oregon. Forecast for Roaeburg and vl Clnity: Cloud tonight and prl day;; continued cold" Highest temp, for any Jan ........71 Lowest temp, for any Jan -E Highest tomp. yesterday ;...........4E Lowest temp, last nloht..... 28 Precipitation yesterday '. 0 Precipitation from Jan. 1 2.54 ucticic rrom Jan. 1 1.57 Deficit from Sept. 1, 1944 6.84 In the Day's News (Continued jrorq page 1) ken, arc falling clear back to the borders of the German home land. "' ' 1 i That .is. '.what' they .did in France. When we broke their de fenses in Normandy they started precipitately : back tq the Ger man frontier and never stopped retreating until they got there. J When (hey did get back t their own borders, they stopped ilnd FOUGHT HARD. We can glupss that. they, w) 11 do likewise on the eastern front. We can be fairly tale. . In guessing that. SOMEWHERE,' between the Vis-- filla and Bci'lln they have pre- vntl ctw.no rlnfitneriu ' 4 U It wouldh't be like the1 rriiithofli (Sil German inljltn.ry rprd to have jvelookpd an obvious defense measure of such Importance. By pljarlef Y- So!1 UWIJEN dogs lipid higher priorities than service men, and " politicians rate higher than trained and experienced! executives; when Fala. gets a honeymoon, while the Atlantic Charter is revealed tq be pnly scraps of paper, we are, finally brought to full realisation tjiat the country is going to the bow-wows. ' - If we were not engaged in a war in which lives of brave American rnen are, tt stake, the slap-stick comedy on the home front could be more lightly considered. But when ap peals are being made for greater production effort, when stress is placed upon individual contribution to the war ef fort, when the gallant struggle being made by our fighting men in eyery corner of the globe is pf deep concern to every parent, who fears each moment may bring that dread tele gram : "We regret to inform you ", the picture ceases to be funny. ''Blaze," ah English mastiff, gets a priority denied a ser vice man called home by illness and death. Henry Wallace, whg stepped, down, as a candidate for the vice-presidency, is rewarded by a priority over Jesse Jones, who has served his country diligently in an official capacity for nearly a score of years. It's all of the same pattern. ; Jesse Jones has proven his ability. He served under President Hoover and he has been in the New Deal govern ment since 1935. The President admits Jones' efficiency, his ability, and his loyalty. But he ousts him from his of fice simply because Wallace wants it and Henry must re ceive his political reward. It's time to find out whether this country is being run for the welfare pf its people and its men who are fighting its battles, or for the power and prestige of the politically faithful. Does the fact that Henry Wallace was willing to be a sacrifice on the party's altar, by any stretch of the imagi nation, qualify him to manage one of the most vital depart- UT of this we can be CERTAIN: The Germans djcln't just give tip and quit on the Vistula. In spito of the best they could do, tney took a beating there. 1 At this distance, it looks like li terrible beating. THERE is 'considerable specula tion, reflected n the dispatch es, as to who wll get to Berlin .fjrst we and (he British, or the Russians. i It isn't wholly IDL-E specula tion. There whs a strange passage in Churchill's most recent speech. He called on tho Germans to sur render unconditionally NOW. He cited OUR (meaning U. S. and J3r(tish)' well known humanity. ifie pointed out that we just can't bring ourselves to do certain things (which ho left unnamed). Churchill seldom shools in the dm'k. It s hard to bring our selves tp helieye that he was 'hooting In the dark then. He rnust have been suggesting to the German people that it will be liottoE. for them to surrender to the Americans and the British than to wait to be CONQUERED try the Russians. Umpqua S.-L. Assn. Tops District in War Bond Sales The Umpqua Savings and Loan association at Roschurg led all associations in the 11th district of ments of government? Just because he was a good boy po- he federal Home Loan bank or .... , , . . 1, Portland, covering the states of uuuiuy ie wj uasuuie u na inv grjiiiua imnuiu j Idaho, Montana, (Jregon, Utah. i Washington. Wyoming and the i I. v, . i . , ..... . Territory of Alaska in percentage struetion . Finance Corporation which controls billions pf 0f war bond sales during the (Wh dollars? 'Has he the qualifications, just because "ho de- War Loan campaign, according to , ,. , . ., word received today. The infor- serves every service which he believes he can satisfactorily mation was contained in a letter perform," to direct the Export-Import bank, Defense Plants i of congratulation from Frank H u. .. , '-.-! a t- n t Johnson, loan bank president, to Corporation, census bureau, Civil Aeronautics authority, !H 0 pargeter- secretarv-maria- patent office, bureau of standards, weather bureau, const jger of the Kosohurg association. an4 geodetic survey and-all the other duties which comejVsTrist! had under the department of commerce? 'comparable reports, and the It is quite apparent that priorities, either for transport-!s',n,,ffOI0t,'ganlza,'on was ing dogs by plane, or installing politicians into office, de-J The Umpqua Savings and Loan pend upon relationship to the President. ; &2 "ffi" We might excuse the dog incident as having been a co-982 to individuals in addition to incidence of unfortunate circumstances plus some very fool-! 'f1 a S pf $237,2 " ish exercise of judgment. But when a true and triucj pubf! ' ' ' '.' lie servant, whq has sacrificed his own private fortunes to be1 . . v of service to his government, is ousted to make room for aj rCMOn UIS0I1 "ICS pink-tinged party satellite, it is a calloused brazen actj if. f which cannot be condoned. AT YlSdiidr vdlU. How can we continue to have confidence in a govern ment which, while pleading for home-front production and cooperation, threatening reprisals against men who won't work in essential industry, and flailing the puhlie for in creased effort, will deliberately oust the proven and capsule superintendent who has been largely responsible for keep ing the wheels of industry spinning at the highest speed ever known in the world, to install in his place a man com- Mrs. Ben Jaeoby. I.ookingglass Rt., Roscburg, has received word of the death of her son, Vernon Olson, 19, who died Monday, Jan. 22, at the home of his father, Ralph Olson, Visalia, Calif. He was found dead In his bed Mon day noon, apparently from a heart attack, according to word received by the mother. He is survived by his father ind mother, and a brother, Ralph pletely inexperienced and who has no claim for the job; Olson, Jr., now with the armed other than the fact that he wants it and must be rewarded?! Zlau J?L A general who commissioned his own untrained son as a ingglass and Mrs. John Baker, , u: l i i t :.,(., i, ..4(i ,..i,i I,; loimcr uraxinggiass result i now residing at lola, Kansas. colonel and sent him out to lead troops into battle would be; cashiered out of the army. Is the offense any less serious when the principal figures are the President and his fawn ing party helpmate, and the home production front is the battlefield? DIAL-LOG HY? This writer doesn't know. It is probable that. NO OUT SIDER knows. It is possible that Churchill had no deep-laid pur jose in mind. ; But It is quite possible that lie vas establishing an alibi in ad vance putting himself in a posi lion to say to the Germans: VVpll, i don't say we didn't warn ou." WHAT will the Russians do if thcy'SHOULD reach Berlin first? Again the answer must be: We So not know. So far, in Poland und In the Balkans, they have been ..mild In their treatment of the conquered peoples. But these have "been countries where Rus sia wants to make friends for the future. In nil her utterances directed to Germany there has been a chilly hardness. We are warranted In believing that her treatment of German war makers' will be stem -not ptern meix-ly as we of the west ern democracies understand the Word but in the grim Asiatic fiense. ' It seems to most of us that there Is a note of panic in the By SUSAN We're glad to he able to bring you another winter series of "Re cital Hall of the Air . . . and we're sorry not to have given vou more advance notice. Our only excuse Is I hat we simply got mixed up on the days of tho week and didn't realize until ji.st a few minutes ago that tonight was the first of the program;. II will be a weekly feature Hi 7:'M cacli Thursday night and the first in o gram will feature Christina Tin- German reaction to the Russian advance across western Poland that was not present in the case of our almost equally swift ad vance across France. s UPI'OSE the Russians do reach Berlin first. Suppose their treatment of the nazl war crim inals lof all grades! is as stern polis, vocalist, and Jerry Fold kamp and Donald Brand at the nlano. so don't miss it . . . the time again, 7:30 this evening. A! so listed tonight in the don't miss column . . . Music You Re- member, 11:30: the Infantile Para- ! lysis Foundation program featur ing Kay Kyser, 8:15; and Wings Over the Nation at 9:30. We're all wearing wide smiles around here and fooling pretty pleased about the new morning program that we're going to get. j it doesn't start until I ho fifth of next month . . . but we're cor- j tainlv looking forward to it. and; so will vou. It's a fifteen minute: show, Monday through Friday at : 9:15, featuring Morton Downey, a grand band, David Ross and Loali Ray. Wo hoard a special , closed circuit preview the other day . . . and you can have Sin atra. Wait until ou hear Mr. ; Downev give forth . . Oh i Brother. Vital Statistics ookingglass He was well known in Looking- glass, where ho spent two years with his mother and stop-father, leaving only a few weeks ago for a visit with his father. Mr. anil Mrs. Jaeoby loft for Visalia immediately upon receipt of word of Vernon's death. ' Goes To Portland Mrs. Hai ry I D. Kinnear of Glide left last night for Poriland to spend a few days I attending to business. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System, 1490 Kilocycles. lu sr r.r rs I on toiiav ! Tin Kso.iv , t;:!)!-: Mulr Vnll Rrmfin!rr. ' 1:1(1 Sr. IUI 11.11 of the Air. 1:1.-. Si.iif r flooit Cheer. S:f-1 liirjiillle r.ralyHS rrocram. ultli rwy Kj-ner. !l tn Hind Ovtr Itac Nation. HtlllAV .v I. ! ind Ginger. !i:::n :!t; Arnlv n.nd. 10:::o l.uiirhron Willi l.pe. ri-.Mi-in.lv Time. I 11 Hr Miller. i. I" Slrl New.. li .111 Mniililf or Nolhllif no J..e tl.iM v. Lef nina. ::; I rrrduin of Onportuulty. DIVORCE MOORE COMPLAINTS 1.. vs. Bessie ItKMAININC noiIRS TODAY ' l.(i'il iilioit I.twl, Jr.. riouab rbrml' t.l t o. I 1.1 Fr Miller. 4 :tn House of Mvfctcry 4 4." -Music Off the Record. .1:00 Sam llayci. S. W. Tine l'o.4s. and grim as their utterances so iMlxm. married" al" Myrtle 'point! far indicated that it may Will hut be a calamity? be. IIO can answer'.' Certainly Ibis wilier can't. w Tilt; problem of what lo do with Germany Is an exceedingly old problem. In all the wars since and including the Nnixi Iconic, tliei-e has been hardly so much as an approach to a satis factory (solution of It. Maybe the way that Is hazily j supposed u no ino tuissian way WQUld be the BEST WAY? Who knows? Certainly nazi inducirin.itiuii has made present-day Germany even a more fearful problem than She has been In the pat. Nov. 21. 1910: cruelty. 0111 Ml. K.tstnlOa Pnrlti S't" w"- SIMebaker. .:0O r.aVlc! Ilealler, torban'a Tooth- I "' : tt IS Dinner Music. I S:ss Music Toa Remember. DoDilal MARRIAGE LICENSES j t:ll-iSfS.xiMttrl. o. W. V.uu, LOWMAN - MeliAl h: Sim . , , L. Lowman, Krooksville, -Fla., and' """-"c !"'' K' - Eleanor (ieiliudo iM(ilale. " Musical Interlude. Tallinn. Fla ., , , WHY BE FAT iry ws tasy nay iv . . . Ge, limmer c a-ttMFAlSE TEETH l:V,V 1 Al a arlrntiflv r l tU Jin In hr Irrlh ana bMlsa- h,.,K KtlAI.I.Y rlrsn. Jat 1 iiv in a i tut X Ml i' I wr plalv in fl"' 'ditTWffj w' Ur n ich lilt Jj rj nu,rk. iifHTtt Ktwnllr hi b.rn a.ldrJ. With kr rit, riiAfoforsllon sn tsl without xcrcst Voq xay 1h poumlp Jtid hts, morr sJerdu, fiacfful tfiuif. No rxctcirini. Ncttxallvw. Ncdjrtiit. With tll AYDS pUn doo'l cut out any mrU, ltsrclic;. po tity. mrati or buittr, you 'iti ply cut .hem down. Irs esIer lrt an- i wtniviniicrw n !.h itw enrinsl clean Mthinm t- AMut-iwrm)fi. V aa a twrnl li'a a., cnortli. 1turit for Mcenii tttH. (cl MEIMTB tadr at Chs.pi or snr f v4 4rurrla- I batmir ; g tiitucil teMiCiiiKl-jclrd'V.Ml:- j1 Attft. irretDin 1pcrainspt 14 tr H Ibt.srar In few f .fits lMtb AVO ViUAis) CMidy RcJuftrxrits. Trv a .V -Jay r.mNr ft faly Mjr. Money batk oo Hit vav Wit be U v dua't ictuiik rnat . M 7:15 Lowell Thomas. Standard Oil Co. 7:30 Musical. Scrapbook. ' i;ia aong oi uooa toeer. copco. 0:00 The Old Corral. ' 8:15 Infant! Ifc Paralysis Proirram with naymona urnmm vrcnestra. 8:30 Keyboard Kapers with Bob Doty. H:4tV Oregon Htale Oranie. :0(f Alka Seltier News. 0:15 Bex Miller, Wildroot. 0:30 Win rs Over tM Nation. 10:00 rulton Lewis, Jr., Kampfer'a Sav-Mor. 10:19 Music for the Night. FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 19 6:43 Yawn Patrol. :.TS 8chrlckrr Auction. 7:fllW.N'ews, J. A. FoUer Vn. 7:1.1 Rise Shine, Smith llrolhers. ,7:S ate and Local News, Borlnr Optica). 7:3" Judd Furniture. 7:40 Rhapsody in Wax. 8:00 Ir. Louis Talbot, Los Aneelfs Bible Institute ...shrdlu Bible lntitnte (AFIC-KOOH). 8:30 Wally Townsend Orchestra. 8:43 Easy Listenln'. Lanny it Ginger, Groves Labora tories, 9:00 William Lane the News, Kreml. B:M Man About Town. 0:30302 Anny Band. 0:1." Shoppers Guide. 9:35 Music. I0:(1W Alka. Seltier News. 10:1.-. MunloaT Clock.' Modern Furniture. 10:30 Luncbeott With Lopes, Van Camps, Inc. 10:45 Musical Market Basket. 11:00 Wheel of Fortune. 11:45 Morning Melodies. 12:00 Musical Interlude. r,':Ur Sports Be view. Dunham Transfer 12:15 Treasury -Song for Today. 12:20 Rhythm at Random.' 12: jo stafe News, Hansen Motors. 12:45 News-Review of tho Air. 12:33 Terminal Market Reports, Sic Fett i.uv miniature laoneens, 1:15 Sentimental Serenade. 1:30 Tommy Harris Time. 2:00 Musical Hi-Jinks. 2:15 Melody Time. 2:30 Music to Your Ears. 2:45 Western Serenade. 3:00 Prayer, 3:01 Griffn Reporting. 3:15 Dusty Record. Uennlnrcrs Marts. 3:43 Johnson Family. 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., Floufh Chemi cal. 4:15 Rex Miller. 4:30 House of Mystery. 4:45 Bible Adventures, Presbyterian Church. 5:0t Sam Mayes, 8. A W. Fine Folds. JI:I3 Superman, Kelloir'B. 3:30 Tom Mix. Ralston's Pnrlna. .-l.-i Mrhl News wire, studebaker. p:Q0 Gabriel Heatter, Kreml. 6:15 Sports News, V. S. Tire Store. (1:30 Double or Nothinr. Feenanjlnt. 7:00 State and Local New?, Keel Mo tor Co. 7:05 Musical Interlude. 7:13 Lowell Thomas, Standard Oil Co. 7:30 Lone Ranger. 8:00 Boxlns; Bouts, Gillette with Joe Baksl and Lee Oma. :0o Alka Seltxer .News. 9:15 HI Neighbor, Carslens Furniture Store. 0:30 Freedom of Opportunity, Mutual Benefit and Health and Accident Absn. of Omaha. 111:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., Kampfer's Sar Mor. 10:15 Music for the Night. iu:.so aign oil. ATTENTION Homo Builders Contractors MONARCH ELECTRIC RANGES Apartment sire availabl en' building priority or W. P. B. ' U1?1t fpr hanerably discharged Overseat Veteran pf World War No. 2. SW Your MONARCH DEALER JUDD FURNITURE COMPANY 321 North Jackson - Teeph.one 2 LUMINALL THE EVER POPULAR WALL PAINT THE ORIGINAL COLD WATER PASTE PAINT Now is q good time to redecorate. The dull days pf winter are coming. Retint those drab wails and bring jgh and cheerfulness into your hpme. 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Sack 63' 65c 29c 27c 19c 19c 22c 69c IS SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING Quart fare .... 43' H IP n Ivory .flQc la Soap 6wly rr, a ntiA i titser mothers insist on wlw r.ir.iaTioa pessercewsi m 59c rMa"eVeMMsiieastjarssssaa