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TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8 1941'. 3 1 3-Minute Play By M'Nutt Wins For OSC Basketeers CORVALLIS, Jan. 8. (API -A "pressure player" whose name was conspicuously absent from preseason publicity showed Ore got) State the way to a 45 to 30 victory over Washington State in the Northern Division Basketball conference ojM-'ner last night. Forward (Jeorge McNult, who tiansferred to Oregon State from Pasadena. Junior college this year, rallied the northern divi sion's defending champions from I ho edge of defeat with a mag nificent performance In the wan ing minutes of a wild game. Behind 17-20 at halftlme an. I minus -the services of their high scoring center, John Mandic, who went out on personal fouls in the Initial session, the Beavers ap peared stamped for defeat as the second half got under way. Forward Pale Gentry increas ed tho Cougars' halftimc lead to five points with a field goal just after the start of the final halt But then the Beavers began com ing to life and several times moved to within a point ot tho (ads from the inland umpire. - Finally, with only seven min utes remaining, Center Don Hall knotted, the count at 33-33 with ii field goal. A few seconds later Guard Paul Vulenli put Oregon Slate. In front for the first time In the second half. But it was not for long as Guard Kirk Co hort tied it at 35-35. ' The count was tied twice more , at 37-37 and 3!)-39 before McNutt took over with three minutes to play. ; As both teams showed the ef fects of the wild, running game, McNutt fired In three field goals fn rapid succession to rescue his teammates anu grao a victory victory from Washington Slate's grasp. . The teams meet again tonight. High School Scores ' Tillamook 17, Oregon City Salem 43, McMinnville 21. ' Eugene 37, Mllwaukie 20. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hooplt BLAST -THIS CONTRAPTION.' w Yzk LESSEE WHAT I GOT WERE: Nf HOOPLBjHAS BEEN A VAfVOOBLE MAM W HAPPENED TO ) P. IN) PITTSBURGH .AMD I HOPE VOL) CAM M. PICK UP THIS S (BUMP HlMM h FND A Mice spot for Uim im vouc ctatiomfpv imJ v. ncc J W CiTV HALL SOME U6HT, SENTLE k PITTSBURGH.') s(?A3 HIS U fi WORK .HE'S A GREAT FELLA, YOURS," yfepfcr-- Vdou&U.'J H" w AND THEM I SIGN THE SHEElFF'S J-l fflSEA I $& rJAME.' - au,rr no .voTO- xS 1 WS-nfr , P crdworvou'll. wind) tA WW 'ci.LA.'j O uP OM PER-OH IN "1 f m m1: 1 e II r Jn ' COPB iyi 1Y NE 8CRVI0I. IHC. T. M. BEO. U. t. PAT- OFF. - ; j J Drain Towniend Club Names New Officers F. D. R. Calls for "Billions of Dollars Worth of Weapons ' Around the County Myrtle Creek MYRTLE CHEEK. Jan. 8. Dorothea and Treva Alspaugh returned Thursday o Corvallls, where their mother, Mrs. Hoy Alspaugh is keeping house and sending her daughters to high school. Mr. nnd Mrs. Leonard Dyer en tertained at a waffle supper at their home Saturday evening, Boh Morris of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Trask. Miss Dorothy Trulovo left on the early stage Tuesday for Portland, after spending the holi days at her home here with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Bucll. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Trask nnd Mr. and Mrs. Glen Elliot and daughter, Barbara Ann, of Corviillls, and Boh Morris of Al bany, spent the Christmas holi days In Bedding, Calif., visiting relatives. Marjory Johnson, who Is em ployed with the J. K. Gill ami Compuny, Portland, had a few ilays vacation and spent the tlnvj here with her mother, Mrs. Madge Gazcly, anil family. Tho young people of the Meth odist church held a watch parly In the basement of the church Tuesday evening. Games were enjoyed anil refreshments were served. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Trask served a lovely turkey dinner on Christmas to Mr. Trask's sister and husband from Monroe, Mr. and Mis. Wayne Star, and Mr. and Mis. .lay Chancy. Mrs. Trask's brother, Alva Stafford., from Dunsnuiir, Calif., arrived Thursday for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Hart ltussell en tertained at a delicious 3 o'clock turkey dinner Christmas day. having as their guests their son nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Flank Itnsscll. of Itice Hill, nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn 1 lusted, of Pistol Blver, and Mrs. Jane Knight. Frank and Glenn are boyhood friends, having come from Michigan several years , ago. and they are the same age, having the identical birthday as Ui day of month and year. The Odd Fellows and Itchckah lodges held a watch meeting Tuesday night, following the re gular meeting of the llchekuh lodge. Tile evening was spent playing card games with a lunch at 12 o'clock. .. Wanda Parker returned 'Hies flay evening to Corvallls- to re sume her studies at O.S.C. She assisted In tho local drug store iuring Hie holidays. ' , Mr. and Mrs. A. 1.. Aylesworlli entertained at noon on New Year's day celebrating their 2!Mh wedding anniversary with a love ly dinner. Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Walker and lamily, and his fa ther, A. O. Aylesworlli, were guests. ; .The Senior Christian Endeavor cocloty met New Year's eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Uuell at a pot luck supper honor ing at a farewell and watch parly, Ivan, Elton and Shelly Daly and their families, who are leaving soon to make lliclr home In Ash land. ' Clara Bailey fcturntij Tliuni tliiy night on the Shasja, lroin tXKA 'I vtntitmln I 8praking bofore a Joint session of the Scnnlo and the House. President Hooscvelt is seen lis he asked Con. Kress for appropriations nnd authorizations to turn America Into a tremendous arsenal for nations figh ! agaliut tho march of okritssois in all ports ot the world. Behind the President are Vice President Jo: N. Uaincr, right, and Speaker ol the House Riiybuin Takes New Post tana, but expect to return and establish their home here per manently. Carl Zehrung, student at the Northwest Christian college, preached both morning and eve ning at the Christian church Sunday. Carl's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Zchrung, reside on South Myrtle and he is a former graduate of the Myrtle) Creek high school. A number of his schoolmates were present to hear him preach his first sermon in the home church. Due of his lodge will be held in the I.O.O.F. hull Saturday night, January 11th. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Vaughn and children. Phyllis June and Wal lace Neal, returned Saturday eve ning from the coast where they spent the hodllays. They had Christmas dinner with Mrs. Vaughn's sister, Mrs. A. M. Dill, and New Year's dinner with Mr. Vaughn's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Vaughn, who resides in Bay City, and thry were also guests at tho homes of Mr lr. Ilcinv P. C,rnly, who recently reslgurd us assistant" secretary ot slate Ui Washington to become presi dent of the Ainrilcnn President Lines, takes out his new duties In his Inline city of Sun t-'runciseo. Kcddie, Calif., where she hail been spending the holidays with her son. Arthur, and lamily. W. F. Hayes, supcrintimdrnt of the Myrtle Clerk Lumber com pnny. has moved Into the bouse on 'Jnd street, recently purchased by.C. C. Chapman.' Miss liulh Thorenson of Med fold has purchased the Myrtle Crock beauty shop trotn .Miss Anita t oopcr. She took posses sion on January 1st. limit is not a stranger here as she tornierly worked in the shop when It was owned and operated by Mrs. Elsa Gallop. Her grandmother. Mrs. Julia ll.ii I man, w ill live w ith her in the adjoining apartment. Ildlie Gould and Roger Cooper now have employment at the Myrtle Creek Lumber company. They are bolh local boys. Mr. anil Mrs. Will1 Jackson have returned from California and afler a shurt visit with their i:.tvr. ,h. tAittli- Weaver, ittu gulii); on to tltelr home lir Mon- brothers went forward when the i Vaughn's sisters In Tillamook. invitation was given at the morn-1 The Myrtle Creek school start ing service. led after the holidays vacation Artie Crews, a former resident, Thursday, .lun. 2nd, with the but now of Toledo, (ire., en route ! leaching stalf ready for duty, from Ashland, where he had Coach Clyde Hippi and Mrs. been visiting his father, George II ippl, whose home Is in Wash Clews, stopped for a short visit ! Ington, also attended the Oregon with his cousin, Mrs. Laura (Slate Teachers association held Hates, and other relatives, Sun ! In Portland holiday week, day morning. I j The public joint installation of Mr. Hayes Here Tuesday Jim the new officers of the mihordi- j llayese, of Melrose, was a bust nale lodge and the Arbor Vilae ness visitor In this city Tuesday. DRAIN, Jan. 8 At a recent meeting of the Townsend club. Gene Lakey was elected presi dent. Other officers will be ap pointed later Jrom the board con sisting of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Van Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace King, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kesterson, Mrs. Bessie Lakey, Mrs., Alma Bo- gen, Carl Henderson, Claude Patchen and Clyde Catching. A program was given bv the grade school orchestra and the jobe lamily of Scotts valley. A candy and food sale will be held January JJth and a party and potluck supper will be held at the meeting of the club January 13th. Brief Note on Beach Fashions Aialea Juvenile Grange Elects Officers for 1941 Prain DRAIN, Jan. 8. Mrs. E. N. Wales of Tacoma, Wash., spent last weekond at the home of her cousin, Mrs. W. W. Austen. Raymond Marchioll and Wil lis Goodmanson, who have been spending a ten-day furlough in Drain, each at the home of his parents, left Monday lor San Francisco where they have been stationed at Ft. Barry. , Miss rlamona Applegate of Portland visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Applegate, over Christmas and on Saturday left lor uuroank, Call!., lor a holiday visit. Ramona Is employed at the Lockheed airplane factory. She reports they now produce 3 bombers per day and employ 40, 000 men in the factory. Mrs. George Sundburg and children, Donald and Donna, spent several days this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bartholomy. Bob Miller of Creswoll . and Miss Gilma Endicott, who is now teaching In Baker, spent the holidays at the home of Mr. Mil ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Miller. Miss Betty La Grander spent the Christmas vacation at home and left Thursday to resume hei st tidies in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vogler, Mrs. Jack Roach and daughters, Mary Lou and Joanne, spent the holi days in Eugene at the W. N. Wise home. Mrs. J. W. Beasley visited over the Christmas holidays In Eu gene at the homes of her three daughters. Miss Mildred Young went to Portland last Thursday to attend the O.S.T.A. and visiled friends. II. A. Cool and family spent Christmas at the home of Mrs Cool's mother, Mrs. Gilbert Old son. in Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Varley and son, Donald, spent Christmas at Salem and Mt. Angel visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolts re turned home Sunday from a two weeks trip through California and various places in Texas where they visited relatives and friends. Frank St. Ores and wife of Reedeport came Sunday to visit their mother, Mrs. Fay St. Ores. A small blaze around the chimney in the office of the Drain Enterprise, just as tho pa per was going to press Thursday afternoon, caused slight damage as it was promptly extinguished by the city fire? department. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Whipple and Miss Dorothy Jerauld at tended the funeral of Rev. W. C. Cronk. aged 51, former Drain minister, who was killed in a rail road crossing accident Friday, Dec. 27th, at Tangent, where he was pastor of the Methodist church. The funeral was held at Albany on Monday. Interment was in a Salem cemetery. Miss Rosalie Steinbaeher left Wednesday for Portland where I Ok. t-jT .-T- TZwei ruin V i..m fi - I ' i l'i I iu 'i . if i o ' . i AZALEA. Jan. 8. meeting of the Juvenile grange was held Friday evening. During the business session the newly elected officers for the 'coming year were installed by Mrs. Everett Walton and Doris Tripp. Gerald Brady, master; Billie Jantzer, overseer! Lorane Eastman, lecturer; Dale Johns, steward; Joy Phelps, secretary: George McPherran, chaplain; Billie Walton, assistant steward; Virginia Phelps, lady assistant steward; Colleen Condray, Ceres; Edith Brady, Pomona; Phyllis I Phelps, Flora ; Kenneth Brady, treasurer; Bobby Gaedecke, gate keeper; Doris Tripp, musician. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Funeral Held at Melrose For Daniels Infant fically Installed and took over their duties et the regular Tues day luncheon meeting. The new officers are D. E. Carr, presi- The regular 'dent; G. V. WImberly, treasur er; ferry amnn, v. v. narpnam, H, C. Wells, Fred Lackwood, w. H. Gerretsen, Roy Catching, Preston Lee, directors. The installation was conduct ed by Tom Parkinson, past presi dent, who is completing his term as lieutenant governor. Committal services were held at the Melrose cemetery at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday for Delton Curtis Daniels, one-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Daniels of Lee, Coos county, Oregon. The child died Jan. 5. The burial serv ice was conducted by the Rev. Melville T. Wire of Roseburg in the family plot at the Melrose cemetery. Roseburg Kiwanis Club's , New Officers Are Seated Auxiliary to Meet The ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet to night at 7:30 o'clock at the Rose burg Woman's clubhouse, with Mrs. V. R. Duncan acting as hostess. Newly elected officers of the Roseburg Kiwanis club were of- OUR GOAL Service that pleatei Ii the. goal we set and we make it, every time you use one of our taxicabs! As comfortable af an . . easy ohair. CALL TAXI 21 IMMEDIATE SERVICE EVERYWHERE Floor Sanding and Refinishing Old Floors Made Like Mew CHAS. KEEVER Phone 651-J Phone 128 a- .1 Sli it I-:. IHItr.CTOUN '.niitkrr. I'll-. urn. v. v.-ri.n I'll M ' -1 1 -1 . I I',. I.I. Ml. .MU V. .1 M III. Vl K.UIIi llilm- luiii;i roils (I. V. Wimlii-i Iv I". K. WlmhiTlv , II. Ii. HIii.tMimk.-r W. I'. llulriK I N, l-'ulhrluii CONDITION OF The Umpqua Savings and Loan Association ROSEBURG, OREGON Year ending Dec. 31, 1940 RESOURCES Notes Secured by O. R. Mortgages JI97.42I.67 Notc Secured by Mortgages 251,070.00 Notes Secured by Stock 11,847.00 Notes Unsecured - 71.36 Real Estate Owned 21.471.72 Sales Contracts S3.9S1.33 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock .. S.000.00 Home Office Building 24.000.00 Advanced to Borrowers 8,965.87 LIABILITIES Investment Stock Loan Stock Employees Old Age Ins Notes Payable State Unemployment Ins Employer's Old Age Ins Contingent Reserve Surplus Deferred Profit Building Acct. Reserve S573.798.95 . J411. 155.01 .. 89,070.67 8.96 .. 56.000.00 24.84 9.82 .. 17,281.43 2.840.50 2.341.71 5,000.00 $583,732.94 Cash Balance, December 31, 1940 $ 24,091.87 Undivided Profits S 14,157.8 $597,890.82 S597.890.82 fil.il,- t( UK tlyl I. II i 1 111. mo MHI'-itivl Mil-Hi. K.VM J. Kul.srt 1.ii Kill I titnl inly nt In. i I . Si i ii'Iiii II II,.. 1 1' III i:.i.NKt;it, ciVhiii I., i'l I" llv(. II. I'Alilll-.'I'KI:. S,-. Ii t.ll . ( .I.H, ii Minis 6U XiiiHti- C'lMi. i-ln-n In-.. 4. " On the beach at Honolulu? Nope, it's at Miami. Model Mary Joyce Walsh is displaying the latest in tropical bathing tops at Miami's recent "Sunshine Fashion Parade." She's one of 10 Powers models flown fi "n Now York to Florida for i' event she is attending the Cascade Bi ble institute. Upon payment of a dollar, mo torists of Rockville Center, N. Y., receive a metal tag from the city which allows them four hours parking, every day of the year, in municipal parking lots. POSITIVE ALL-WEATHER STARTING Regardless of weather conditions in tropical heat or arctic cold the "Caterpillar" Diesel Trac tor's starting engine Is al ways ready to go. It's the only tractor with an in-built starting engine to Insure quick, positive starting. DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-op. Exch. ROSEBURG. OREGON These busy days... pause and . - 'it ' ,fmLr- There's complete refreshment in an ice-cold bottle of Coca-Cola. It has a clean, exhilarat ing taste you never tire of. So when you pause throughout the day, make it the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola. 5 YOU TASTE ITS QUALITY UOTTllD LNDU AL1HUKITY Of lilt COCA-tOU COMI'ANY Jjy ROSEBURG DAIRY AND SODA WORKS TELEPHONE 186
