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FOUR ROSEBURS MEWS-RfeVlgW, ROSEBURG. OREG6N, M6NDAY, AUGUST 16, 1943. Nurses Called in Effort to Supply Mercy Hospital A meeting of all graduate nurs es and women who have hart nurses' training has been railed by Mrs. Vernon Keels, president of the Graduate Nurses associa tion for District No. U for 8 n. m. Tuesday, Aug. 17, nt the Worn- en s club building. - All nurses from Roseburg, Sutherlln, Oakland and Myrtle Creek are particularly urged to be present. "Unless qualified help can be obtained immediately, it will be necessary for Mercy hospital' at Roseburg to close," Mrs. Keel iinnounced. "Sister Mary Austin, superintendent, has exhausted every possible recourse and has failed to secure the nurses nec essary to keep the hospital in operation. We must have nurses from the surrounding commun ity at once. We are urging wom en to volunteer, even though they may be able to give only a few hours of service at a lime." Mrs. Keel is requesting all women who can be of servle to be present at Tuesday's meeting, at which time ail details will be discussed. Milan Left in Ruins By RAF Bombers (Continued from page 1) that if the Italians fiilfniedTho requirements necessary to make Rome truly an open city any de fense of southern and central Italy would be virtually Impossi ble. All railroad lines on the west side of Italy run through Rome and without them the forces to the south could not be supplies ' nor could axis forces now retreat ing from Sicily be moved north of the capital. The London Express asserted that "no declaration by Badogllo can bring peace In penny num bers to any parts or Italy. His de claration of throe weeks ago is one we will continue to take note of 'the war goes on'.The war goes on or It stops for Italy as a wnole. ' las hotel and later moved to Ta coma. Besides the husband, a ba by daughter, born last month, survive. Funeral services will be held in Tacoma, Wednesday. Routed Nazis Trying To Escape From Sicily (Continued from page 1) trip In 15 or 20 minutes. By necessity most of the evacuation traffic Is carried on by night. . British and Canadian bombers ore hammering this nocturnal traffic. By daylight allied war- planes of all types, swarming through the heavy anti-aircraft fire, are raining bombs, cannon shells and machlne-gune bullets upon the escape craft. . British and American warships meanwhile are patrolling the outer perimeter of the area, brav ing the fire of enemy shore batteries. Little Damage Caused By Blaze on Roof The city fire department was called Sunday to the 700 block on East Second Ave., North, by a chimney fire which started a roof blaze. The fire was extin guished before any major dam age was caused. Mrs. Russell Ingalls Dies at Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Russell (Helen) Ingalls, 24, died at Tacoma, Wash., Sun day, according to word received here by Dr. H. L. Dunn, uncle of Mr. Ingalls. The Ingalls fam ily was well known here, as Mr. Ingalls was employed nt the Montgomery Ward store for four years. Ills parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ingalls, managed the Doug- We Need Your EGGS POULTRY TURKEYS Ask about our pickup service Paying highest prices WASHINGTON CREAMERY CO. Phone 502 Roseburg INSURANCE IS OUR BUSINESS AUTO INSURANCE OUR SPECIALTY STOCK COMPANIES OUR PRIDE OUINE & COMPANY Phen 108 115 Cats Srrtt Mrs. Mary Parker Passes On at 81 Mrs. Mary Parker, 81. mother of Richard Busch, News-Review pressman, died at her home, (!17 W. Lane St.. Roseburg Sunday afternoon, following a long pe riod of 111 health. Born at Parkersburg, Iowa, Aug. C, 18G2, she came to Ore gon In 1894, making her home at Grants Pass for a number of years. She moved to Roseburg In l!07. Surviving are six sons and daughters, William Busch, Tekoa, Wash.; Richard, Edward and Carl Busch and Mrs. Anna Walker, all of Hosbeurg, and Mrs. Fern Dili man, Vancouver, Wash. She also leaves four grand children and two greatgrandchildren.. She was a life long member of the Baptist church. I uneral services will be held at i! p. m. Tuesday at the Rose burg Undertaking company chap el, conducted by the Rev. H. P. Sconce, and will be concluded at I Civil Bend cemetery. Local News Mayor Harris Back In Office Mayor W. F. Harris returned to his office at the Douglas Abstract company this morning, following a week's Illness at his home on South Main street. Roseburg Visit Scheduled A representatives of the Oregon field office of the Social Security board will be at the U. S. em ployment service office at the courthouse In Roseburg, at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday, Aug. 17. Back from Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baineburg have returned to their home, follow ing a Iwo weeks' vacation at Lake of the Woods. Mr. Barne burg resumed his work as dep uty in the Douglas county school superintendent's office this morning Madison B. Elliott, Forest Organizer, Dies NICE, Calif., Aug. IG-(AP) Madison B. Elliott, 71, credited with organizing national forests in western united States and who was regional forester during he administration of President Theodore Roosevelt, died during the weekend at his Lake county home. NORTHWESTERN School of Commerce 700 8, W. Salmon (at Broadway) PORTLAND, OREGON INTENSIVE Secretar ial atirj Accounting Courieif FINISH I NO Courtei for Commerce utu dentil SPECIAL Count lor College Studeutaj HKI.KfrriVB Courses In Bliorthfind, Typ ing, Bookkeeplntf, Cumotomoter. Ao- pllancea, Filing and Chat. P. Watkvi allied lubjacu. . . . President Personal attention, Individual oppor tunity and every facility aave time and money. Lifetime employment serv ice assure! opportunity. Day or Ntgut school. Ask for Catalog and Free Copy of "Beyond Tomorrouf Back From Vacation L. F. Reizenstein, telegraph editor of the Roseburg News-Review, and Mrs. Reizenstein, librarian at the Roseburg Public library, have re turned to their home on Fowler street, following two weeks vaca tioning at their summer place on the North Umpqua near Winchester. Miss Taylor Back Miss Athalie Taylor returned to her work In the chamber of commerce office this morning, following a week at the Camp Fire Girls eamp, where she acted as eamp director. Visiting in Sutherlln Mrs. Douglas Bennett (Bonnie Alcorn) and baby daughter, Mervinet the latter was born in Portland, -July 281, have arrived in Sutherlln to visit Mrs. Bennett's mother, Mis. Hugh Wahl. Her husband, who is in the service, will join her at Sutherlln on his furlough. The Bennetts were married last fall. Sells Property Mrs. Hclene S. Hanel has reported the sale of her property and furniture at 722 East First avenue, North Roseburg, and states that she will go to Independence, Die., Wednesday to join her two daughters and spend a month working in the hop fields .The two girls recently went to Independence. Arrive for Visit Mrs. H. D. Lyman and sons, Richard and Curtis, have arrived here from Leavenworth, Kan., to visit Mrs. Lyman's brother-in-law antfsister, Or. and Mrs. Morris H. Roach, and family, en route to McNeil island, where Dr. Lyman is be ing transferred as chief medical officer for the government. Commissioner Clyde Of Portland Passes ' PORTLAND, Ore., Aug 1G I API-Ralph C. Clyde, (i2, Port land city commissioner for 1.1 years, died here yesterday fol lowing a stroke. 'He came to Portland from NewYork and worked his way up iiom newsboy to publisher of 10 weekly newspapers on the Paci fic coast. An advocate of public power projects, he served a term as Oregon state representative and first became a city councilman in 1912. When a crocodile fills its mouth with food the pressure against the top of the mouth re leases tears from Its lachrymal glands. Five Law Violators Fined in Justice Court Edward Giles Wlckwlre, fined $25 on a speeding charge, and George Russell fined $10 on n charge of being drunk on a pub lic highway, were continued In custody today In lieu of payment of the fines, after pleading guil ty in justice court to the respec tive charges, Judge Thomas Hart fiel reported. Other fines an nounced by Judge Hart fiel were: Milo J. Dilley, $10; no public util ity license; Clifford O. Doll, $10, no vehicle license, and George R. Wilkerson, $20 overload. Extra Validity Period Given 3 Blue Stamps WASHINGTON, Aug. 1G (AP) The OPA announced to day blue stamps "U" "V" and "W" 'In war ration book two, which Will become valid Septem ber 1, will remain good for buy ing processed foods through Oc tober 20. VITAL STATISTICS PANTS PERIL WICHITA, Kas. Carl Win stead, veteran test pilot, clocked his 10,000lh hour in the air. His employer's statisticians found he had traveled more than a million miles. Winstead did a little calculat ing on his own. "Those 10,000 hours," he said, "have worn the peals out of 42 pairs of trousers. PLUMBING New Work Repair ROSCOE MARSTERS Plumbing Department COEN LUMBER CO. Luminal! has II ' -V I CUlcklv become tha f I a. ' paint world. XIJJ VWA, y It. greater beauty Z 4 tS'lT A alone was en ougli I 2 - colorefleclspro m a a . MARRIAGE LICFNSE YOUNGQU1NC Lt. Richard Jay Young and Patricia E. Quine, both of Roseburg. Umpquo Savings and Loan Association Real Estate Loans Phone 87 GEO. W. 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