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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUR&, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1940.
School District
Reorganization
Plan Discussed
Views Offered on Legislative
Proposal as Particularly
1 Applicable to Douglas
County Situation.
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nulliurixuil hy tin; li-Klslut tire, f u
ri'Ol tfltlllZUtlfin of I lull K I'll nil II I y
Hi lined ilixtili-l. Imtt hi-fii miStnil
tfl li Hie stiili- liiuirri ul win :.li'M
fur aipl oval. Tlir '''' r"(-r-
Kii nlxulJun witiihl ln-cotn" fUti' i h-
whfii! iit't'Hpl (I fiivoivi'dy, 1ml
ton hi hi- i-'i"t.l hv u .'-.I,. ..r il-
IjmhiJjIo whern iKri-lM 'li'f not ni-'juuVi-.
Jn KiihT Hint ttiort imiy
b fin undi'l'MliitiilliiB nf . ttn i mi
; ilttlmiH iijioii wlni li tlin irii'ni I
(tl'I'KI II i'.I I tlllffil, Hi-- finwn-
j Vit'W 1 1 UN r t'li'Hlwl I My I Tit nf
Oitkliiii-I to r'Mir) ii .i- -'-:' 'jf tii
' foriiiullvr. iirr n lf n this miIi-Iji'i-i.
Mr. flyers wiiM f.Mplyo I ly
j lh' n-o. Kimlnt Ion lnuii'il ti ri 'lei'i
till' ijhlil liurt-rirlfll V fill' HiO i r-
tfiijiinniiim Ml ml y urn) Hi- nt ,i 1 11 if
i lie ih chi-iiIh In (Jic. Hi'i ii of iir-
' I Ii'll-H iflfill'illK III 1 III' Xl'WH- ite-
j view nr.) nffit Lit. Tln--n ii n I' It H'
j inv pre-wiled solely f u- i In- p-n -;
inKf if Infiii miiiu . v. .' - IJi'Vii-'V
n iifl.-ru willi )-k;hI i Miih ;i i-
F nun. A 11 y i tin-In h ton. i ur uplfi -'
jo us erfcit urv t!nM nf 1 hu
wilU-r.j
Hy 1J5K HYKKS
I C'n. 4 in ii series of Hilirli'H ex
iilamitory of the ni'inoHed school
rf'orKiuiizaMoil plan for Douglas
county.) . , ' '
SltitlKlicK tti'imntlly mfror unintm
LoHtillK I'lHllllIK. Vft .HOUIt eompati
souk must bt made U que in V)
thoroughly mulei stand fli picture
offered hy I In; school ort;aiilzatinn
Hy tile i n aw It exists ut pros cut in
UoukIuh county.
Ah has been previously pointed
out the proitosed plHii for reorgani
zation would reduce the number of
M'lionl lux unit h from , to I nun
11 lo Ifi, dcpt'iidinj; entirely for
iiutiioiliy upon n vote of the peo
ple. Knell of tin propped units
won Id lie go vc; rued by its own lo
cal board, and mi Khl maintain u.i
inuiiy schools as IiohiiI of diiec
tors di'lerinincil wmld best uifct
i be noedfi ol conomy and t'fll icn
In " duration. It alno Iiiih be
British Defense
Task Simplified
LONDON, June 111 IAP
radio) Alfred Duff Cooper. IlrltlKh
Mule Canyon illntrlct was a bnnl
iiosii vlBitor In Oakland Tuesday
morning.
Frank Kaiisclip was In Roseburg
on bnslnesR Monday.
Arthur Mnhonev nnent Tuesday
via i" "oneliuig on kuslneHS.
Mrs. H. F. UllrnnU vlxllcd ber
mlnlBler of Infonnatlon. declared moiiior, mrs. m. r'. Hopkins In
In a broadrasl loilay that the de . canvonviiie tno nrai or ttie week.
it of the French "wua not flic "lr- tiauuu uorf and on, .m.
.first time a great nation had lieenl"r, at Kellogg Thursday. Mrs.
defeated" and returned to victor) . i ioff attended the bridal ahower
kiii iii iiuiiur oi ansa anoa
pointed out that the reorganization ' 1 111 "7"" "'! . u " Mlnter Jijn (ioff snent Hie iln vlili
, ,.i .,.,i,i ..,.ii,.. .,i v. btar to the Ilrlttsh. he said, but . T.""" "Pent me aay nil
ti . . ...i.. Knnort minieri
iwcon lax vu uat Ions pur pupil n'r.nmaim reuuneu me kuu win o. ,. - ,.,, hn,,
dally attendance. Ihl ratio now .France as well s of other nation. ! J! f "r-JJ,A "'B, 8 b ;
sbnwIiiK ii spread of from f.Nl.soii that huvo lallen before the naai . ""7 " v u
per pupil In one district to I2.K70 army.
per pupil In the poorest district. "Homburdinent and invasion or
There Is nil equally great spread the Island will lie the next phase ol
In the total expenditures per pupil tbe war," he added.
In average daily attendance. Foi l ,. ,,.f. ,.Mk .inininr he
Instance, one district spent $4 IS per I 1 '" "'n"e '. slniplei . I e
, ' ,, iu'iu -ii. ..Tun.. went nn. because the line of battle
mmm
Alntuluy Bt tlift Hlevertit home.
Mr. and Mm. ft forge Wilcox. Jean
Wilcox and Hotly Lon Mooi-o. ami
Kd Claassnn ul tended the pie ro
cll at Coins Valley Kiaiige hull
Krl'lny pvenlne.
Mlttfl Ruth Mai'Kton nccnnumnletl
otlior Hpent only fKS tier pupil. 7 " .V, " " " ' ? ""sh mii-
taliUlallOIl KlIOWH . . " . , , , ui i"imiin uj ;Hiimini
mhiuiu'. Aim. Kruse win keen
noue lor tne sins while they at-
'I'lic lollnwinu
the lolal expenditure per pupil In
iiveiutie daily atlemlani e in the hcv
eial tteciiniiH of the county mailt
tainiim nolb elemeulary and hitxb
Hcho'il.', either Die diKliiil hih
Hchool or union hirl) Hchool betim
ijoiiHidi red. The coiupariRoiiK lu-
clmti i Ik. IntHl number nf nil uUk.
IkiIIi cleiucntai-y and hitfh Hchool. I
wai-k lor the Kill if h island
ille alno pointed to the doininionri.
lucludiiiK Canada, and referred In
Prenident Koonevelt's promise ol
help. '
"We have UiHiefore heliind nh'an
ii!Phauntiblo Hource or supply," he
said.
We therefore muni only butt off
A veiimeH ate nut comnuted lo exact i I" invader for two months." lie
renin, added, and Hrltitdi supplies would . home.
Kle- I'nion Ave- Kxpen-) inereaae while G rinany' deereuH- Mm.
lnd the qnmmer ochnol at the
Snhern Oregon College of Edu
cation. Mr. and Mm. S. D. fioff. Mj and
Mm. Curl i on ftoff and son. Ilyron.
all visited in RnplnijK w)-h M".
I'-bv ft"ff and children of Phoenix.
Ariz., who are visiting at the OhaHe
Mr. and Mm. Horry Steams.
Mm. VliKil Smith of Wilbur
spent Tuesday here visiting and
transacting business.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jturden and
the formec's grandmotbtu. Mrs.
Vowoll of G rants Pans spent Sun
day and Monday at the S. M. Atl
mnfl home. '
MIhs Doris Moore and Miss
Geoi'Kiana Cheuoweth returned to
their homes here after having spent
the winter at Preseolt, Wash.,
where Miss Chenoweth taught the
local school.
Cellon Jtader is working at I he
Oakland service station during the
absence of Mr. Worthen.
Wllma Camtenseu has returned
to her home alter having spent the
past few months In 'Roseburg
where she has been employed.
Arba Fay and Jiminle .Ktearns
have returned here for their sum
mer vueatioii after having com
pleted the year at the University
of Oregon.
Mr. and Mm. Car let on Goff and
Mrs. Carle Mam ton attended the
funeral of Jim Campbell of K til her -lin
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Glosslck of Walla
Walla, Wash., Is visiting her moth-!
or. Mrs. Cordelia Selverts.
Mr. and Mrs. Ike Carlson of!
Oakland visited at the Carrie Mars
ton home Wednesday evening.
Hyron and Jim ftoff helped Mr. i
Deinls sack his wool Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whipple,
Earny Wnipple of Drain. Mr. and
Mrs. George Wilcox and daughter,
Noma Jean were dinner guests at
the Wilcox home Sunday.
Eugene Fair of -Rose burg spent
Wednesday bore visiting friends
and relatives.
A DOUGLAS
COUNTY PRODUCT
Mffl. by
Douglas Comity MiHs
Buy it from our
favorite grocer.
mmmsmEMT
High rage
DIs- Attend
trlct l.:icntion atlce
s Smith Kiver '1(1.7
11 Yoncallu- 122.4
5 Wilbur . 6.1.(1
. Joiikiugglans 141.11
tatesgooflwn.nj-.--" -
rMlt..toftiyre!,tbeer!
t:i
Silt hurl In
Glide
t'anjonvllle
Knseburg
ecdsio-t, '
Kiddle
Oakland' -I
lays (.Irei-'k1
.Drain ;
Myrtle Creek
(iai-dlller
1011. Ion
1:it.r,
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217
211(1.8
81
115.4
dllureied.
Per
I'llpll
yu:
2;iu
21 (i
213
2li:t
171
li;s
Dili
Kill
lSS
1
Around the County
Oakland
Cainas Valley U7..t
Clendale 22:1.7
OAKLAND. June 18. Mrs. Sid
ney Adams returned Saturday ill
ternoou from Portland where she
had been lor several days for an
1r.-i operalidn upon her eyes.
j'4r,l I'hlle Ileal or Portland visited at
the J. D. Jones home In the Hug
Tilt lisli Seitlement over Sunday.
i.,-I II. II. Clelpens. Slltlierllu bus!
Sarah Wilson of Yoncnlla
and Mrs. Mable Clem or Medrord
I railed at the honie'of Mrs. Wil
.son's daughter, Mrs. George Wll-
COJt.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Siiaw nnd
children arrived here .Sunday ev
ening to spend a few days visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand. Mr.
Shaw Is l'otype operator on the
Marshfleid newspaper mid Is the
son nf Clyde Shaw, former Oakland
newspaper publisher.
Mrs. C. W. Munning and son,
Clyde, nf Mvrtle Point, spent the
week-end visiting friends and leni
tives here.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis, who has been
leaching In the grade school here
i no pust year, lelt Friday for Port
I RECOMMEND
IT-AMD I
OUGHT TO
KNOW!
"Mr belt If Juit whrr.
Borden-, alum" moo.
EUI., th. Boidea cow.
ss ness man, transacted business In "" "nere sue win visit and be
Entering into the siudy ,.r t, Oakland on Monday. , ""'"'' "" "lse. Idaho.
cost p. i pupil -r opi.l III lug Douglas "'"I Mrs. t.eorgo Mall wet ."" o one ol me suite
county schools .m o such subjects i In Klamath Falls this week, the ' nniP.HM -
...i..... ii t d.itn L'lii.Mtu nf Iheii- ilulleht,!' Mrs. lint:, I .-lis. Creed ClienoWel l l-pliii'iio.l
Ktruntloii. , the onuill or faige uuin-. and her family. Moiiduv night iVom Salem where-
ber of pupils In attendance, a low I Mr. and Mrs. ltlchurd Hiinnon of aueucien tno lunernl of her
lax levy tor previous year, result-' Khunulli Fulls were Sunday even-' ,n"K"1 'Mlss Mary Chndwick.
Ing in an accumulallou il wni-jlng dinner guests or Mr. anil Mrs. I Mrs. "T,. D. Plnkstou attended the
rants, mid numerous other similar. J. D. Jones In the lOngllsli Kettle-! j"1 chanter r Kastern Star In
In mu. i menl district. . wees.
Mrs. Anna I'lerce has departed i ami nirs. fercy Webb. Jr..
for Chicago. 111., lo attend her son's ! """ Junmle uml Joan Webb of
grailiiil'lon rrom Northwestern Hub! "niuth Fulls sjient the week-end
verslty. - '"'"'ting Mrs. Webb's parents.
Mr. anil Mrs. Mill McFerrln. who
have been resliling
:oTiri-: tii riiiiHi'riiit.s
i-:ni si
it.
nf 1.11-
o good Hi
'MlffMIVlllUNinM
iii ii I immtMi
Oouglai Distributing Co.
r RoHburg, Oregon
hi Hi- Mitll-'i- ii
Hi-. I ..-In M.H.i-
otl.-f 1h h.-n-l.y uivt-ii Unit by
urili-r duly -:i t ti-iI. IIk IIoii. M -r-i
in '. Hnwki-r. ( nl y .1 u) ; f
1 MnirthiK ' unity. M'l-ii'Ui, list r iip-
Jn't III I'll 1 1 Ml lllltlt-l HIKlll-it. II. A.
I "iii mil ii y. ni KM'i'iHur nf Mic I. fist
Will mid TfMlnint.nl of 1,1111.' J,.-lu I Sail 1
Muni'i-, I iiMi-iiHt-U. ii ml ntiy nml ul 1 j
CHtiite liro nilfi'il In fib- tin' h
Willi (In- 7iiid KxiM-iitur ul IiIh
rito nt Noilb JiK'Ifnn Sli
Hnm-luii ii. iri'Ui'ii. wil Iii n
iiiMiitlm front tie- (bill- of the IlrM
pill'lifiltii'll of 1 tii tiMtP-e.
IM ihI puiil leu lion of thin until !
Ih .May iltli, -u.
II, A. i'ANAt'W.
Kxeenlnr of tlu 1-jihI Vill 'it ml
j f'Htttmeut of J,liiii- liciu Aitico-it,
I
- - .-1
Such care Borden', take. -to see that good rich milk Is
evaporated just so. Irradiated just so and, after scaling In
cans, is sterilised just so.
The label to look for Borden's familiar blue and white
label. Hope you'll buy several cans today.
IF IT'S T3c7tkn4-IT'S GOT TO 8E GOOD
MORGAN'S
GROCERY
PHONE 68
Specials for Friday
and Saturday ,
PINEAPPLE JUICE Dolt's
tall 4o-oi. can, CCf
KRAFT CHEESE in Swanky
Swig Glass. Pimento, Olive
Pimento and fine- '99 gk
apple. 2 for 33 V
Roquefort and Old 9P1 g
English. 2 for 3 IK
SALMON Seacap Fancy
Pink. No. 1 tali cans, m
2 cans AH
2 for
America's Favorite
Conlflini Vltamlnt'B'A'D' - .
PEP" 23e
Join the Ftenulnr
21c
ALL BRAN. P6X
GRAPEFRUIT Large size
Coachellas, 4 A4
for 17K
LEHUCE Local, nice
solid heads, A
2 for 7
BANANAS Fancy
quality fruit, lb J
Always a place to park at
Morgan's. Use our parking
lot.
Mi
t- NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE f
OFFERED SUCH FINE
AT SUCH
Buyers who have followed used car p-ices for weeks!
Buyers who wanted MORE for their car and got it!
Buyers who knew that GREATER VOLUME means GREATER VALUE!
Your DEALER Is HANSEN -The TIME Is NOW!
See These Typical June Values Selected From the' largest Used Car Stock in Roseburg.
'38 Ford Sedan 525 "32 Chevrolet Sedan .... 185 I fJT"
"36 Ford Coupe 325 '39 Chevrolet Coupe .... 695 R "qq Mjf)
'35 Chev. De L. Coupe .. 295 "30 Ford Coupe 95 kv pfCc'
'34 Chevrolet Coach . .. 24i 'th rWnn C-J.,,, ajc ksjkk. ds
' Chcv. loggino truck.
'34 Chev. Olx. Coup. .... 265 '38 Chev. Town Sed 585 ""l "'" $495
. CMC i ,on lon8 wheelbj.e pick.
36 Chevrolet Coupe .... 385 '37 Chevrolet Sedan .... 445 up- it's like $495
'31 Chevrolet Sedap 125 '37 Dodge Coupe 495 Chev. -ton 1938 regular pickup.
A handy outfit for farm or city.
'39 Chevrolet Coupe .... 675 '37 Ford Sedan 365 nrl"d $495
'39 Chevrolet Sedan 725 '36 Chev. Spt. Sedan .... 395 J,,'" ,p,":kup' T
'38 Chevrolet Coupe .... 565 '34 Plymouth Sedan 225 1 truck 36 3
'39 Ford Sedan 625 '31 Chevrolet Coupe .... 95 only' $345
A LOT MORE FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE
And rcmombor our rapid turnover mean s always a fresh new supply of cars every
day . , . you can always get what you wan at Hansen's.
HANSEN CHEVROLET CO.
in (he NeiiH
limine, lutve moved to wlmt is
known i:h the Sain Jones ros deuce.
Mr. find .Mih. a. ( Alhriylit nf
aneiHcd, fill it'., visited at the
I hntne of Mini Albright s KiHtec,
mi' j M C. I Donald.
,- j Mrs. Arch Moore and ilJiiiKlitnr.
J 'N j Kluirlene, ol' fmiKi'.iH. weru in link-
Kiiitt HtioppniK w oriiiHsuay.
Iter) Fair and tlaiiKhtnr. Vera.
fortiKM residents nf Oiikland were
viHithiR friendrt hev Tuesday.
.Mia. GludyH OwIiirh and hoii.
ponrad, departed today for Salem
wltm-d lliev u'tll live tills kiimiiooi1.
I Mr. Jiiul' Mi'H l:iiLeni llvorn nf
Seattle, Wash., Mr. nml Mt'f.
(Miai'lett Cooi;r and Dtek Cooper
i)f (lieeii Vulley and Mf'" and Mrs.
(ilen (iirney nf Millwood are on an
extensive trip In eastern Oregon.
The Seott Goodman family havn
hotiKht the Noah Rose house In tho
Hontheast part of town.
l.ee livers 1b now stntioned ut
Salem In the main oi'tlro of the
stale emntoytni'itt cfnn mission.
MiBH Hlennor Lonnner retunitd
WeiUifay to CotlHRO tirnve tiller
u ilay speiit at her home here. She
is employed at a soda fountain
there.
Mr. and Mm. K. (!. I.hih will he
employed uh tool clioeker and hh
4-ook at the lores try harraek in
Itoaebui-K us Hoon as the lire una
son opens.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thomp
son of l'mniia were in town on
Wednesday visit his und transact
iiiK business. j
Merman Thiel atteiuled Alasotiic
Ki'iiml lodKe in I'ortlaml.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred I'owolt ami
sou of Chelialis, Wash., visited the
first of tin- week at tfie homes of
Mr. Powell's mother. Mrs. I.ois
Powell and sisters. Mis. Ii. I).
Kriilnes and Mis. H. C Stearns.
Kifteen ineinhi'is or the Masonic
loiljie "I Collaiie Grove paid the
local lodKC a surprise visit lust
Thursday niht.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hannnn nf
Klamath Kails drove here Sumlav
to visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. I).
Jones.
Mrs. Herman Sehosso is the re
lief operator at the telephone of.
lice during the absence nf Mrs. liny
Trnllt.
Prank Churchill was in Oakland
Tuesday morning froiu life Hill.
James Leatherwood from tho
i
on Bagsl , GH 1
and SUGAR I'
Cartons P
It means pure f f yv M
Cane Sugar, PUREi. f
very (in., CANE1
v.ry unilorm, El ZZn 1 1
.(off
r AM
Red & White
LTD
Tea is our most economical beverage. You can serve two cups for (ess
than 1c. Iced or hot. its regenerative properties are recognized by au
thorities to b; beneficial. If you've had a let-down get a "pick-up"
with Tea.' Serve It hot serve It cold. Buy a half pound or a pound at
these low prices. Remember there are over 200 cups of tea to the
pound!
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JUNE 21 AND 22
Lunch Meat
RED & WHITE
J2-Oz.
Cans .
20c
Wesson Oil
Quarts .
39c
Milk
Dog Food
Matches
RED & WHITE
Tall Cans, )Thr
3 for . . . aWHj'l
KEN-L-RATION
No. ! Cans
3 for . .
25c
PLA-SAFE
6 Boxes
for . . .
14c
Amrrlca'. Favorite , k,BS'
MBM CI A If EC. ' r
Contnin. Vlutmlna-S'Sv 'O'
jEP 1 Pkgs. Li
Join the Renuidr H-
a i a asia id-oz.
15
2V
Memorle Fancy Orange Pekoe
TEA . Crib.
....
Red & White
COFFEE
Pkg.
1-lb.
tins
38c
25c
N. B. C.
SHREDDED 19c
nsifHSSLiiiS
"Fisher's lend
FLOUR 22" $1,69
Harvest Pride
FLOUR $1.35
Red & White ' '
BISCUIT MIX L;z 27c
Makes better shortcakes.
Red A White
GRAPE JUICE pt,19cat5 37c
Red & White
..29c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE No 2 3cr 28c
8unshinc Graham ,
CRACKERS
Enriched with Vitamins B. G and D
Salad Dressing
SUN SPUN p,n,. 23c ouart, 33c
Red White
FRENCH DRESSING 13c