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i 1 0i FOUR ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1943. " ' '2$ a;? -'A! - 'l Society and Clubs BY LOTUS KNIGHT PORTER BAPTIST CIRCLES ANNOUNCE MEETINGS Edith Mason circle, of the RoscburB Baptist Women's Sod cty has announced a meeting for Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock to be held at the home of Mrs. Mable Krohn on Miller street. Eva Cummins circle will meet at a 12:30 o'clock potluck dinner Thursday at the home of Mrs. I. L. Thompson on Marsters street. Helen Hunt circle will meet in regular session at two o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs. Herman at 120 West Lane street. Laurel circle has announced a business meeting for five-thirty o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Baptist church parlors, to be followed by a six-thirty o'clock potluck supper. Husbands of the members have been invited to the supper and social hour. Victory circle will meet at two o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J. Chandler at Green. V WAR RELIEF SEWING GROUP TO MEET THURSDAY MORNING The Christian Science War Re lief sewing group will meet Thursday from i):30 to 11:30 a. m. at the Perkins building. The weekly mectincs have been changed to morning sessions dur- ! Ing the hot weather. Mrs. Annie L. Russell Is chairman of the group. All persons desiring to assist with the sewing are cor dially invited to attend the weekly sessions. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING Joint Installation of officers of Roseburg Rcbekah lodge No. 41 and Phlletiirlan lodge No. 8 will be held at 8 o'clock Thursday evening at a large affair at the I. O. O. K. hall. Members and visiting members are cordially Invited to be present. BARKER REUNION CANCELED FOR YEAR The president of the Barker clan reunion has announced that the annua picnic will not be held this year, in cooperation with the war program to conserve gas and rubber. Big Game Hunters May How Apply For Oregon Tags Applications are now being ac cepted by the Oregon State Game Commission for the I'iiriMllw enn. clal bla same ia m he i,i LFor ln(' "."'V1?! arca Lake, .. . 7 ! I tarney and Malheur counties. 2.- lor me Hunting season. -Ap-,500 tags have been authorial :.t changed somewhat from, last year and 2,000 tags at $5 for res idents and S25 for nonresidents will be issued. The entire state will be open to bull elk hunting from October 2(5 to November 30 while elk of either sex may be taken in an area in southeastern Oregon oounaea on ine norm By high way 28 and on the west by high ways , anu yy, plications will be kept on file and j2.50 each for residents and S5 it by August 16, more applica-1 for nonresidents. Onen is from September 18 to 'October RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Suppllei 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 POETS CORNER IN A LOCAL STORE WINDOW (By Orpha Collins) We've seen the big-flowered dresses Seen the models dressed in slacks, Scon balhing-bcuuty "doodads" Displayed for fronts and backs. But the thing that's got us slurln' It'll knock you for a roll -Is that little "FIJI Island" gal As she looks, out for a stroll. "Crocodile tears" Is used as a term of hypocrisy because the reptile cries when 11 fills its mouth with food. lions are received than the soeci fled quota of t.y!s, then a draw ing will be held to determine the Issuance. If the quota for any particular allotment' of tags is not reached by August 16, then all applications on hand will be filled and the -rest of the tags is sued Intho order applications are received until all tags are sold. A person may apply for a tag by sending in to the Game com mission office at 616 Oregon Building, Portland, the specified fee and information as to the type of tag desired, number and kind of hunting license held, and name and address. This informa tion may be mailed in a letter or on a special application form that has been prepared for the purpose. There will be 2,500 doe lags for Grant county but only for a cer tain area lying north of the high way between Canyon City and Dayvllle. The part south of the highway where doe hunting has been previously allowed will not be open this fall. For the Lake Klamath area, 6,000 doe lags will be issued, and for 3 The federal government has I deemed it advisable to reduce the deer herds in a certain portion of the Hart Mountain National An- iciope reiuge and for yils pur pose autnorization has been I granted to issue 250 buck deer and -100 doe deer tags for the western part of the reserve, the open season to be October 9 to 21, inclusive. These tags will be sold at S.J..-M) for residents and $5 for nonresidents and may be applied lor in addition to.the oth er doe tags mentioned before. srez Nearly K.0s Garrison; Bout Called Draw PORTLAND, July 13. (AP) I iiodoito Ramirez, 145-pound Mexi can, was the uncrowned king of Pacific coast welterweights In the the Siccus i hearts of Poi tlanders today, al- mountain area 1,000 lags, Per- i though his 15-round bout with sons wishing to apply the doe! Jimmy Garrison, 147, Kansas I deer tags may apply for only one : City, ended in a draw last night. I of these three ;ire;i: l-Vn Inrl A crowd nf Sinn rhnnm,l hi. ie lags arc: $3.50 for residents ; loudly at the close of the action- and $5 for nonresidents. Open j filled contest, billed by promoters season for deer is from October as a west coast championship i 1 to iovemoer j. ngni. 1 ney stayed on to boo The cow elk area has been , roundly the referee's draw deci- iVoikers 9 ! I Z55fJ.'iVLM 5vC V JGrim HeWT5-rVX No time to waste these days, waiting for the tow car! It pays to watch your battery more carefully than ever Let us give it our careful check-up this week and every week. If it's in good shape, there's no charge. If it needs recharging, we'll give you prompt, reliable service AND -when your old battery is "too far gone," get a new Goodyear Battery! GO1 The Ml. 1""' I.,,;: -"'V hi, The bout was hard-fought and even inrougn the earlier rounds, : out in tne tenth and twelfth Ra ndrcz apparently had Garrison jon i ne verge of a knockout. Ger i ison came Dae K. however, m fight the Mexican tn .n i;mri Still in the elnshlfr t-miml I here were no knockdowns hm uarrison was i.-k v bleeding r:om the mouth and with one eye almost shut. Ill the semi.fln:il .Irw b-..li,.l ! 165, hard hitting Woodbui-n flehl! t er, gained a derision nvm- Vnt,nr, M 'uo, i mrtland, in a ten I round limit advertised .-is .-in n gon light-heavyweight champion ..Ml l-IMIICSI. Kahllt bored in rnrwl:inlK. had the fort and Nem-n uieihi., , ""'ii ny me limit's end. The I Woodhurn bov won five .f ihn lasr six rounds. Other results: Mel KnlA-ls. MO Pmii-,,,,1 drew wilh Midfr.v ii,v,. i.e; ,'Porlhuid; Jack Bidiile, Kil.'seat lie, decis oned Zeh Smin, ice j Portland. ! Zivic Evens Score With Decision Over Lamorra PITTSBURGH, July 13. (AP) - He's .')() years old and his legs iren i ine tireless legs they were Hiien ne wore the welterweight crown, hui Krilyi Wvif i oi,n i there fighting and he isn't far irom ine top of the class. He proved it last night in ten minus or superb boxing with ycnr-oici joirnr .lake Lamott; nnly man to heal Bm "nn. Robinson, though the Brooklyn i boy came back hard enough 'in I Hie last five rounds to win the I hacking of one judge. " inugner ngnt than the first one," admitted Zivic. uhu lost a split decision to La motta in the same ring last June 10. "but I feel sure I was .ahead all the time." 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