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) ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY,' NOVEMBER . 2 1 , l 94o. FIVE Basketball Game Officials Required To Pass Exams V AH persons officiating i( high Bchool basketball games this year, will be required to pass the State Athletic Association s exam inations, O. J. Monger, official examiner lor jJouglas County, stated today. Emphasizing the importance of the Monday, November 25, basket- oau omciais clinic at the Rose burg High School gymnasium. Monger pointed out that officials will be "flatly turned down" un less they show record of passing the examination, either here or before other official examiners'. Notices have been sent out to all high schools within the county that the basketball -clinic will be held for officials and potential officials Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Monger will be assisted In the clinic by John Newby and mem bers of the Roseburg High School basketball team in demon strating various rule changes In floor play. R.H.S. Workouts For Basketball Positions Start With 50 hoop potentials on hand at workouts this week the largest basketball turnout in the history of Roseburg High School Coach John Newby's Indian forces will vie against seven league opponents this year in the raoe for a state tournament berth. Although squad "cuts" will be made, Newby states his hopefuls look very good in early practice sessions. Returning lettermen from the Indians' team of last year, which wound up in No. 2 place In the league last year, are Benson, center; Harvey, forward; Pope, guard; Piper, guard; Mc Cown, guard, and Beard, for ward. This year's Indian schedule will call for games two and three nights a week, and Newby is stressing conditioning in early workouts. The Eugene Axemen, winners of last year's district title, went on up the ladder to become state champions. Newby reports they have lost only two of their start ers. New opposition in District 6 this vrRr are St. Vary's and El- mira, both having outgrown the "B" league 150-studenf limit. Others on the list are Springfield, Cottage Grove; Junction City, and University High. . . Newby reports the Indians' squad will consist of three teams, varsity, Junior-varsity, and sopfio- mores, an oi wiucn will piay com plete season schedules. j ( Presbyterians Arrange Annual Praise Service The annual Thanksgiving Praise Service, to be sponsored by the Woman's; Society and For- sy the Guild, will be held Sundny evening, November 24, at 7:30 o clocks at tne f irst rTesbytenap Church. Both me,n and women are invited. . Rev. B. E. Bollman will pre sent motion pictures and give a talk on his experiences in the Philippines, and Mrs. Bollman will talk on the present trend in the PhiliDDines. SDeeial music has been arranged. An offering will be taken for missions. Easter Island In the Pacific Is historically mysterious on account of its tombs and statues which show an artistic obsession many hundreds of years old. It is three thousand miles from the nearest of the old empires of the New World and 10.000 miles from the closest empires of the Old World. how SONOTONE doubles your chances of BETTER HEARING Be Sure to ask about the new Single Unit SONOTONE Are you one of the thousands who cannot hear properly with AIR CONDUCTION hearing aids? The powerful new 8ono tone '600'. which helps so many people never helped be fore, is also available with BONE CONDUCTION OS CILLATORS. A new free test, both ways, may reveal your route to good hearing. Write or 'phone. W. H. Miller Hotel Rose, Roseburg Friday, November 22nd Look al These SHIRTS! One look, and you'll be convinc ed that we have the finest selec tion in town! 100 Wool PLAIDS Roomy, full-cut these provide that extra warmth for outdoor activity! AW Woe! Shirrs Cut Prices 5.95 to 11.95 i vi l I 881 Cotton Sport Shirts You'll find all sorts of dressy - looking sporf shirts in WILDER'S see them NOW! 4.95 to 8.95 prices All-Wool SLACKS To complete the outfit, see our display of wool slacks. We have "the goods." ' Slacks Cut Prices 7.95 to 12.95 pi, WILDER S Quality Clothes for Men "Happy to Cuth Your Pay Check" League of Women -Voters Unit Will Belorniedfiefe ' A meeting jo,fcrganlze a Rose burg unit of the League of Wo men Voters will be held Friday November 22 at 7:30 P. M., at the parish hall of the St Oeorge's Kpiscopal Church at Main and Cass Streets. Guest speaker will be Dr. Edna Landros. . TA- T .. i . . . i. t-iimiua. a memoer or tne University of Oregon faculty, and state chairman of Oregon Women voter leagues, received consider able response and Interest toward forming , of such a Roseburg league on her visit hero Novem ber 14. Open to all voting women of Douglas County, the meeting will be an introduction to the Wo men's League, which Is affiliated with the National League pf Wo men Voters. The league's mem ber participation and lis general nature, in regard to public inter est and policies, will be outlined. The league's organization, its various activities, both local and national, and its hisiory, Will be explained. . Dr. Landros stated In her last group session In Roseburg that the Leaeue of Women Voters txt-;ts fir the ivilitical education of women .through their active participation : In government. Membership Is open to women who support the democratic theory of government, whatever their party affiliation. The or ganization is strictly non-partisan. . , . , . t Pcfrenfs Parens CORVALLIS, Ore.. Nov. 21. This college town is a par ents' pai dise. Coeds serve as baby sitters free. ' - .'. I The baby sitters are provided by Oregon State Colleee Red Cross Chapter, and the only reRU latlon Is that limiting the service to 10 P. M. on schoiil nights and 12:30 A; M. on Soturflay. Each family is allowed one call II week. Chinese Regulars Prepare to Attack feffiie' Capital .,, ' . PEIPING, ' Nov. j Sl-r&y-ln-' formed observers today predicted the government soon would launch an; overall i offensive against the- Chinese Communist capital, Yenafi. and other strong-' holds' in North ;Chtna and Man-1 cliuifa. . ' ; (. ' Their speculation was prompted by Chiang Kai-Shek's order to government generals attending the Communist shunned national assembly' at,Nanklng'to,ret3rri to' their iwar zones immediately. . Observers said 'the attack against Yenan probably would be only part of a general offensive which thev Expected would spread over Martphurla and North China, tncludlnff' Shantung, Hopeh, Sul yuan, Chahar and Shansl prov inces. ( , ...... , .Communisis ch'aree tfie g'ov6rn-'" merit has moved 100,000. troopr ln(o position to attack yenan and dailv tinve' hud ' TecnnnaKtanrv -planes xwerlhe.cfty. They Jiave Bvaeaatea Women;-nnTefij and hospital patients fromf cnan and mobilized all able-bodied men and youths to defend the city. Ideal fighting weather prevails now in North China said military observers', and the offensives could be expected to extend as far north as the outer Mongolian border ., . THE PHOTO LAB 227 N. Jackson . Phone 292-J r ' Afcove" frresTorte 5for" On Call 24 Hours D.y Indusfriaf PKotof sphy ; ? " '. 5pstelt-' . : If It Can : Be ' Photographed .. We'll to ' . SAFEWAY Thanlisaivina food (Mot It's easy and economical to plan your Thanksgiving Day dinner from the appetizing foods listed below. Select the ones you'll be needing, then buy them at Safeway. You'll enjoy quality foods . . . tinC6nditionally guaranteed to please you . . . and save money too. 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