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i FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 194? Young GOP Backs Foreign Policies, Elects Off icers EUGENE, Doc. 8 (APlOro . gon Young Republicans approv ed chairman 81 to 26, over Carl policies here Saturday night. Another resolution however, ac cuse.! the new deal of lack of re gard for the welfare of small business. Roam Lelor, Eugene., wag el!-' cd chairman, St to u, over Charl Francis, young mayor of Dayton. Other officers: Alice Paine, Portland, assistant chairman; Ed Fairbanks, Portland, vice-chair-man-it-large; Mildred Pierce, Portland, secretary; Kobert Bark er, Hood River, treasurer. District vice-chairmen: Glen Hiebcr, Hillsbiiio, first district; Del Hale, Hend, second; John SchorirUI, Portland, third; An- , drew Newhouse, Marshfield, Iiiurth. Talbot Bennett of Salem was named national committee man and Vernice Redifer of Flo rence, national commiltecwoman. Executive commit! members: Freeman Holmer and Don Black, both Salem, first district; Wesley Brownton, Lil Grande, and Harold Bryant, Hood River, second; Al Sulmonetti and Lofton Tatum, both Portland, third; Tom Hart- ' fiel, Roscburg, and Armand Gropp, Eugene, fourth. Hood River was awarded the 1942 convention. OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hooplt 0 Around the County Glendale ! GLENDAI.E, Ore., Dec. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Life Edson spent the , week-end al Gazelle visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' C. E. Edson. Charles Kafer returned to his home here Thursday from Camp uasquet. lie Is on furlough until spring. Mrs. Alice Moore returned Sun 1 day morning from Portland, whore she lias been visiting. She was accompanied hy her daugh ter, Mrs. Clyde Williams, who re turned to her home that evening. Mrs. C. E. Young and son, Au thor, were business visitors in Grunts Pass Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Mill and sons, Charles and Lee, were busi ness visitors in Grants Pass Sat urday. James Craddock, who Is station ed at Kodlak, Alaska, Is visiting his parents for a month. Albert Jones, of Medford, ar rived Saturday to slay at the home of his piiionls ,Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones, a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Caraway and children spent Saturday in Grants Pass. Among those to spend Monday in Grants Pass were Mrs. W. T. Harbour, Mrs. Harlan Cooke, Mrs. Frank Woodley, Mrs. Burke, Miss Charlene Payne, Mr. und Mrs. Emmltt Belcher. Mrs. Dora Harper, Mrs. Mattie Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Place, Mrs. Mattie Heller, Mrs. Iila Baysee, Mrs. A. .1. WHEN VOU,ER, EMPTIED TU SWEEPER THE OTHER DAY, DID YOU OBSERME ASJV PAPERS, Ir4 THE DUST?- WAR-RJMPH.'; SOME OP MY ASTRONOMICAL NOTES HAME BECOME LOST AND J T THOUGHT YOU MIGHT HAME DUMPED THEM INTO THE RUBBISH BARREL T BY THE WAY, -HO'.V MUCH DO . THE POWN COST ' NOPEj UNCLE BULGY T DIDN'T1 LOOK VERY CLOSE , BUT DIRT AN CIGAR ASHES WAS ALU T SAW THIS POMV REALLY IS PINKY FOSTER, fcJUl IMt bccN rSIDUING EVERY80DY X BOUGHT IT , WITH REWARD MONEY FOR NABBING SOME . STAGE COACH ROBBERS V HA-HA Won Lost Pet. IB Raess and Mrs. Edwin Johnson. Mrs. Jesse Payton, of Seattle of last week and the first of this week. Those to attend the Oregon State and University of Oregon foot hall game were Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Normoylo, Harvard and Bob Lewis, Loralne Clark, Al Jackson, Paul Archambeau, Mrs. Elam Archambeau, Miss Florence, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hennlngor, Mr. and Mrs. Vard Miller, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. R. U. Gardner, and Mildred and Ruel Molssncr. Arthur Dobyns, of Prospect, spent several days last week id the home of his parents. Miss Mabel Lewellen visited Wednesday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lewellen. Mabel is working in Grnnts Pass. The Rebekah lodge will hold Its bazaar In the T Shoppe next Thursday, December 11. The grade school is preparing an operetta "Old Cross Patch" which will be given Decepiber 9 in the school auditorium. The Christmas vacation for the school will begin December 24 and end January 5. A salety program will be giv en December Mi at the school au ditorium. Two motion pictures will be shown from the offices of Secretary of Slate Snell by Stanley Church. The school hand will give several numbers and other features will be added to make a complete evening pro gram. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall wore Grants Pass visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bates and family spent the weekend at William with Mrs. Bates' mother, Mrs. Lola Bunch. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lewis left Saturday afternoon for a months vacation trip In California. A. G. Clark was a business visi tor in Roseburg Tuesday. Willon Garrett and Mrs. C. O. Garrett spent Wednesday at Grants Pass. Wilton Garrett, Mis. C. O. Gar rett, and Ilerl Glllons spent Fri day In Koseburg. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Garrett and Mrs. Abbie Goens left Wednes day to visit relatives in California for the rest of the winter. Several from here attended the Sunday school convention held in the Nazarene church in Rose- I burg Tuesday. They were Mrs. R . B. Gardner, Mrs. W. L. Dob yns, Rev. Paul Tidball, Mrs. Harry Older, Miss Luella Cun ningham, Mrs. Wm. Wunscb, Mrs. Bessie Sclmers, Mrs. Lacy Sparkes, Mrs. B. E. Mouchett, Mrs. C. E. Young. Lee Curtis was taken to the Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass Tuesday where he will receive medical care for several days. Mr. and Mis. Henry Oucdcckc, Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs. Jake Fisher shopped In Roscburg Tuesday. Lcsler Curtis and Bill Curtis returned to their mine here the first of the week, after spending several days at Blachly with Mrs. Lester Curtis. Ora Condiay, Jr., Russell Hill and Vernon Gaedecke fished on Graves creek Sunday. Elmer Clemens Irom Coyote creek visited friends here Wed nesday. J. B Wilson from Yoncalla visited here over the week-end with his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooke, R. Fish returned to his homo here Sunday after spending the past two weeks at Portland and Hillsboro visiting friends. Ho. al so had dental work done. M Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bryant from Yreka, Calif., spent several days here last week at their mine on Starveout creek. Gerald Ogoen spent . several days In Portland, where he re ceived medical care. He also visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hul. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren from Rosohurg visited friends here Tuesday. FREE) T THE LADIES Constance Bennett Cosmetic every Monday and Tuesday eve nine nt the Roup thentrp. (Adv.) Elks Club 22 Del Rey 20 Lund's Radio Repair 2u Umpqua Cleaners ... 20 Cecil's Eats 20 Roseburg Alleys 19 General Pet 15 Games Last Night. Del Rey 3, Stephens Auto 0, Roscburg Alleys 2, Elks Club 1, Lund's Radio 2, Cecil's Eats 1, Umpqua Cleaners 2, General Pe troleum 1. High individual game score, Cecil Black 202. High individual series score, John Zcnor 549. General Petroleum, .564 .515 19 .515 19 .515 19 .515 20 .487 24 .385 Roseburg Alleys. 81 81 81 243 Stock .. 157 174 125 456 Nicholson ., ....197 146 178 521 Rodgers 158 146 176 480 Totals 593 547 560 1700 Stephens Auto. . 108 108 108 324 Miller :..H4 162 148 424 Stephens 121 126 125 372 Bcaty 126 121 123 370 Cummlngs Ill 122 128 361 Totals 580 639 632 1851 Del Rey. 99 99 99 297 Wetzel 181 148 168 497 Robertson 140 154 120 414 Stevenson 153 187 153 493 rH mpjSh Totals .....733 748 679 2160 j 106 106 Stephenson ....157 174 Rose 165 173 Shlnn WO 160 Kinsfcather ....173 161 Hohenstein ....178 179 Totals 909 953 Umpqua Cleaners. 164 164 Muller 177 174 Worledge 173 190 Gleny 140 144 Parkinson 146 148 Carr 154 151 Totals 954 971 Cecil Sandwich Shop. . 106 106 Buell 165 148 Mills 147 159 Weiss 141 118 C. Stevenson 176 176 C. Black 202 165 Totals .. ..........937 872 Lund's Radio. 121 121 Flegol 154 152 Zenor 189 178 Krell 164 175 Lewis 174 174 Lund 128 154 Totals 930 954 Elks Club. 59 59 Spencer 156 137 Elliott 159 166 Campbell .. ...155 186 Total 529 548 106 161 168 161 168 180 318 492 506 451 502 537 944 2806 164 135 157 134 143 181 492 486 520 418 437 486 914 2839 106 144 150 116 189 160 318 457 456 375 541 527 865 2674 Filter Center's Phone Not for Information Considerable difficulty is be ing experienced in keeping tele phone lines at the filter center In the Roseburg armory free from communications from indi viduals seeking information, ac cording to Lieutenant J. T. Run yan, commanding officer. The filter conter, Mr. Runyan reports, has no information which It can give to the public concerning blackouts and blackout regula tions. Such matters, he reports, are being handled exclusively by the civilian defense headquarters. He also advises chief observers that any communications regard ing organization of observation post crews should be cleared through the department execu tive, Fred Southwick. The ma terials, supplies and instructions for chief observers are being mailed out as rapidly as they are received, Lieut. Runyan states, and it is useless to call the filter center. The only messages be tween the observation posts and tho filter center, he states, should concern actual flights of planes. i-si drM x0 sow f0r Rcd cross All 144 450 members of tho George Starmer i auxiliary sewing club arc urged 122 461 to attend the all-day sewing meet 154 502 ing Thursday at the Rod Cross 143 425 rooms upstairs in tho building of 866 2750 the Rosoburg branch of the U. S. National bank. Members are ask 59 177 ed to bring their own noon lunch. 102 395 ( Those unable to spend tho entire 134 459 j day at the Red Cross rooms, are lt5 506 asked to join the group for the 460 1537 'afternoon. ExRoseburg Residents . Safe In Two Wor Areas Miss Gertrude Rast today an nounced receipt of a cablegram from Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kid der of Manila that they are safe. Mr. and Mrs. Kidder are former residents of Roseburg. Mrs. Kid der is a sister of Miss Rast and of Mrs. James Sawyers. They have been residing in .Manila lor a number of years. ' Mayor and Mrs. A. J. Young also received a message today di-j.!ijib.jh.,;.i'..-.ii.'.,T.ard .V.. Young and his wife, the former Lova Buchanan, that both are safe at Honolulu. Mr. Young re cently was sent to Honolulu as a manager by the insurance com pany with which he is employed. Community Club to Meet The residents of Edepbower are in. vited to attend the Community club 6:45 o'clock potluck dinner to be held Friday night at the school playshed. The regular business session will bo held at 8 o'clock. 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