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ft6SE8UR5 NEWS-REVIEW, aOS8Uft5, QftSON, SATURDAY, AUSUST SI,' 1943 mtttt !o: Local News Here From Melrose Walter V. Monger and family, of Melrose, rjM-nt Thursday here attending to business. Will Be Back In Office Monday --Dr; B. H. Shoemaker will be back in his office at the Medical Arts building Monday, following a two weeks vacation. Attends to Business J. B, Hen sley of Riddle was a business visi tor in this eity Friday. He is the father of Mrs. George L. Single ton of Roseburg. , Q Arrives for Weekend Mrs. C. I,. Schwcring, dean of women at the University of Oregon, has ar rived here to spend the weekend as the guest of Mrs. H. H. Staple ton, on South Chadwiek street. Leaves for Arizona Miss Lena. Larry, who have resided in Port Kersten, who has been visiting! land 'he 'ast year, plan to move her sister, Mrs. John Peyton, in' ba to their home here Sunday, the Garden valley district, has left Mr. Burr was formerly assistant for Phoenix, Ariz., to spend the winter months. Leaves for South Dakota Mrs. Irene Ferber, who is employed in the selective service board office, has left for Lemon, South Dakota, to spend her s'acation visiting her parents. Here From Msdford Bren Starcher, secretary-manager of the Southern Oregon Credit Pro duction association, Medfoid, is O spending a few days at the local office attending to business. Reported Improving Miss Vio lette Cole, employee in the finance department at the Veterans facil ity here, is reported to be im proving at the St. Vincent hospital in Portland, where she under went an operation Tuesday. Make Trip to Eugene Fred A. Knight and his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Porter, made a business trip to Eugene Friday and while there visited Mr. Knight's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. llouser and family. Arrives From Portland Mrs. Elma Goodman, who is employed in the shipyards at Portland, has Arrived here to visit her father, E. J. Payton, over the weekend. She will be joined here tomorrow by her daughter, Miss Evelyn of Portland, who will accompany her back lo their home Sunday. Leaves for Seattle Lt. Allen Cordon, of the U. S. army air forces, has left for Seattle to re port for duty, following a visit here with his pajfents, Attorney and Mrs. Guy Cordon, and sisters, Miss Carolyn and Miss Margaret Cordon. He stopped over en route to his new base from Or lando, Fla., and was accompanied here by his wife, nee Helen White, and their young son, Da vid, who will remain here for the present time visiting relatives anS friends. Highest Prices Paid for POULTRY AND EGGS See us before you sell! Northwest Poultry Co. 500 West Lane Phone 210 NATURELAND at Bandon Cordially invites the people of Rose burg and vicinity to enjoy needed rest and recreation this summer at this popular beach resort, well known to the people of Douglas county and most accessible to them in these days of restricted travel. Modern Cottages and Apartments. Attractive surroundings and private driveway to ocean beach. Note: There are no restrictions on the beach at Natureland, other than the requirement that there be no lights on the beach after dark. NATURELAND COTTAGES (John Dornath and Sons) Bandon, Oregon, just south of town on the beach road Visiting at Titter Mrs. Lester Campbell of Gresham is visiting with Mrs. Robert Campbell at the Tiller ranger station. Return to Olympia Mrs. Carl Neal left Friday for her home in Olympia, Wash., following a few days in this city as the guest of Mrs. P. H. Churchill, on South Kane street. Returns Here W. M. Camp bell, superintendent of the Rose burg city schools, returned to his home on South Main street to- aay, joiiowmg a Business trip to Salem and Portland. Returns to Salem Miss Evelyn Halvorson has returned to her home in Salem, following a few days in this eity visiting Lt. Jean Thoma. Her father, E. Halvor son, is constructor for the Suther lin hosuing project. From Sutherlin Mrs. Cecil Cal kins of Wilbur was transacting business in Roseburg today. She was accompanied by her grand son, Ronald Baird, of Richmond, Calif., who has been spending his school vacation at Sutherlin. Will Move Back to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Burr and son, manager of the local Western Auto Supply store. Leaving for Oaklahoma Mrs. F. I. Belts and daughter, Miss Vada Mae, of this city, plan to leave Sunday evening for Enid, Oklahoma, where Miss Vada Mae, will attend Phillips university. Mrs. Betts plans to spend several weeks visiting relatives and friends before returning home. Leave for Lakeview Mr. and Mrs! W. L. Krantz, residents of Garden valley for many years, have sold their property there to Walter Morris of Marshfield and have left for Lakeview, Ore., to visit their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Krantz plan to spend about a year visiting at various places be fore relocating. Here From Portland Mrs. John McCIintock of Portland ar- rived in Roseburg Friday, coming i from Salem to this city with Mr.j and Mrs. K. H. Pickens. She is I visiting at the J. E. and L. E. Mc-! Clintock homes in Roseburg. Shej is a former resident of this city, a daughter of the late Judge and! Mrs. O. P. Coshow. Visiting Here Mrs. Jeppesen and son, Charles, and daughter, Virginia, former residents of Min nesota and. how of Vancouver, Wash., are in Roseburg visiting Mrs. Jeppesen's grandmother, Mrs. Isabel Webb; her two aunts, Miss Ethel Webb and Mrs. Angie Fenton, and her cousin, Mrs. Claribel Fenton Houck. Will Visit In Washington Miss Jeanne Dillard, who has been spending the summer months em ployed in the News-Review of fice, is leaving today for Aber deen, Wash., to spend a couple of weeks visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bates, and their small son, Barclay. Miss Dillard, who is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dillard, of this city, will return here in time for the fall opening of Roseburg high school, where she will enroll as a senior. Here Buying Wool Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Pickens, former resi dents of Roseburg, are here from Saiem visiting and attending to business matters. Mr. Pickens, who has been employed for a number of years with the Kay Woolen Mills, is contacting local sheepmen in an effort to buy the fall clip of wool. Mills, he re ports, are permitted under pres ent regulations to buy directly from growers. Mr. and Mrs. Pick ens are visiting here at the home J of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Pickens. S. Fs 'Free Market Big Success Sun Francisco s new "free marsev to neip farmers sett proauce mey are unable to sell to canneries was o huge success for about 35 minutes on opening day until the fruit and vegetables were bought up by avid and hungry purchasers." Here, frantic buyers wave money and shove . each other around as they buy apples by the iugful. COPR. 1S41 St NA SESVJCE. tKC, "A FEMAtfi STARFISH PRODUCES ABOUT 200,000,000 EGGS a4f . J5SWER: Leningrad, Russia. NEXT: Does a P. . "V; 1 I 1 1 1 n 1 1 ! i m ft wi 1 nm - ,vff John Garfield, George Tobias and Harry Carey in a scene from "Air Force," a story of the saviors of the sky, coming Sunday to Hunts Indian Theatre. III at Home Mrs. Velle Broad way is reported to be ill at her home on East Lane slreet. From Oakland Mi's. E. G. : Young and daughter, Barbara, of i Oakland, were business visitors in Roseburg Friday. j Return from Portland Mrs. 1 II. T. Hansen and daughter, Ruth, i have returned to their home in i Roseburg from a business trip to Portland. Return from Eugene Mrs. Jarvis Robertson and Mrs. Ed wards, of Oakland, have returned to their homes following a busi ness trip to Eugene this week. Here for Weekend Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Rosenkiide and son. Cari, of Bandon, have arrived here to spend the weekend as guests at the home of City Super intendent and Mrs. W. M. Camp bell on South Main street. Kev. Mr. Rosenkiide will preach the Sunday services here at the First Presbyterian church. PLUMIING Nw Work Repair ROSCOE MARSTERS Plumbing Department COEN LUMBER CO. YOU CAN THINK ! At AS SPEED OF 155 MILES i PER HOUR, ( THE RATE AT WHICH t IMPULSES ) TRAVEL. OVER NERVE FIBERS, jWHEge'S LfHR p frog have ft neek At Bubar Home Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Bubar have had as their guests this week their two daugh ters, Mrs, R. D. MeKillop, and Mrs. Larry Watson and the lat ter's baby daughter, of Eugene. Mrs. MeKillop has been spending the last several months in Long Beach, Calif., attending to busi ness matters and stopped over here en route to her home. Scientists believe the sun to be approximately 1J times as dense as water. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given thai Edith S. Ackert, administratrix of the estate of Kltt Ackert, deceas ed, has filed her final report is said cause, in the county court fof Douglas county, Oregon; that ih judge of said court has fixed Mon day, the 23rd day of August, 193 at ten o'clock in the forenoon oi said day, at the office of the county court, for Douglas county, Oregon at the court house In Roseburg, Oregon, as the date, time and place for the hearing on said report, and settlement of the estate. Any interested party hav ing objections thereto may ap pear and file same in said court, on or before the time set for said hearing. Dated this 23rd day of July, 1943. EDITH S. ACKERT, Administratrix of the estate of Kitt Ackert, deceased. i I ?. . are, u. s. pat. off. I Auto Mechanics Training Class to Be Conducted Here An educational program for the training of automotive me chanies in this area will start at Roseburg Aug. 31, j. G. Giese, maintenance specialist of the Of flee of Defense Transportation for the Mcdford district, report ed today. The training classes wiii be conducted by certified instrue tors through the cooperation of the local automotive trade groups and the state board of vocational education, he said. Due to the great number of men taken into the armed forces and men engaged in war produc tion work, a critical shortage of mechanics and maintenance per sonnel has developed, Glese said. In order to alleviate this short age, mechanics training pro grams have been established In a number of localities. The training is free and aii ma terials are furnished by the gov ernment. Anyene with a mechan ical flair or background is in vited to iake advantage of the opportunity for expert training. Applications viil be received by the . Dillard Motor' company, Loekwood Motors, Orchard Auio Parts, Nordiing Auto Parts and C. M, McDermott, Associated Gil Co. manager. Only a iimifea wanner of ap plications can be accepted, Giese said, and candidates are urged to enroll immediately. Around the (ount)' Azsies AZALEA, Aug 20 Mr. " and Mrs. Elmer Clemens from Pros pect visiited here from Thursday evening until Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer. They also visited other friends. Mrs. Chester Johns and daugh ter, Elsie Mae, from Salem vis ited here for several days last week with Mrs. John's parents, Mr, and Mrs, F, A. Famam. El sie Mae remained here for a few weeks. Mrs. Miiiie Spauiding returned to her home here Friday after spending ihe past ten days at Washougal, Wash., visiting rela tives. ' Ted Powell from Forest Grove visited here last week with rela tives. He is employed by the for est serviee. Mrs. E. O. Adams and Miss Do ris Tripp left Thursday for Kiasrraih Fails where they will ioin Mr, Adams and all go to Redmond for a few days on bus iness, Mr. and Mrs. John Janter and Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Clemens were in Roseburg on business Saturday, Mrs. Pat kman and two grand sons, John and Dick, returned to Sacramento, Calif,, Mondayt aft er visiting nere for the past two weeks. A potiuck dinner was enjoyed Sunday at the home of Mr. and Ms-s. R. C Johns. Those pres ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Clemens from Prospect, Mr, arid Mrs. John Jantsser and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Janizer and son Johnny and Mr. and Mrs. Rj C Johns. Ailen Jeckson spent several days last week visiting at Ban don wiiii Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ea kin. Mrs. Lester Itoteoa' and chii Jron, who have been here visit ing for ihe past mi-nth wSih Mrs. Ilobson's patents, Mr, and Mrs. Walter Tanner, K?ft Monday nigiit for iheir homo in Pocatel lo, daho. They were accompa nied vy Mrs. R:)bsons Cscf , Mrs Jimtny Morgan, who wiii visit there. Sutfteriif! SUTHERLIN, Aug. 13 Bessie Ridenhour from Portland, who has been visiting her sisier, Mrs. Howard WahS, the past two weeks, returned to her home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J, Hubbard returned to Sutherlin the first 0 STARTS Th Story 2nd "RIO R TA Home From the Wors r i -.si y t 10 Gen. Sir Bernard Montgomery, rarely seen In civliisn clothes, visits ms son Bavsd at Amesbury School, EngisssJ, during brief haisday preceding invasion of Siciiy, He Sew home from African haiiie front is Fiying Fortress, iunched with king. of the week after spending some time in Portland and Seedspsrt. John Masgrsve Jr., who works for the forest service; had ihe, misfortune of csitiing his finger quite badly keeping him home: for about a week. Mrs. Lawrence Robertson was ; in Roseburg Thursday shopping ! and transacting business. Etta Murphy visited her sister, j Mrs, George MSUer, and htssbansS at Mt. Vernon, wash., for a i week. Mr. Miller is a chief, petty ; oifieer stationed there. Kaehaei Keliy and Fr&neig Ballsy from Seattle visMeii Etta Murphy for s few days and Ihen left for SosjKs Gate, Calif , where they will do defense work. Miss Mary Alice Randall aid Miss Tildah Hoffiseister visited friends in Medford over ihe week end. . , Mrs. George Barr Is in the Mer cy hospital, Roseburg, where she had 3 major operation At last re port she was dnsas very nicely, Strs, Edgar Keith, who has been very ill at her home the psst week, is able to be back at her job again. Mr. and Mrs, Bert Dully of Cottage Grove have bought ihe Loggers cafe and took possession immediately. They plan sn en iarging ihe building and doing other repair work. Mr and Mrs. Moody have bought the Paui Athey residence, formerly oeeispled by Mr, and Mrs. P. Slopes. Mr. Moody ex pects to remodel and make: ex tensive repairs, MiC J, C Partott and daugh ter Peggy, and sjns, Bohhy and Jicssoy; Mr. and Mrs. Don CKeil, Arthur Rietman sr.4 E. J. Lor,ey, were business ' issiors in Rnse burg, Saturday ' Mr. and Mrs. William Lang have bought the Johnson home, formerly occupied by W. W. But ler, and will move there imme diately. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jones, who have been in Elko, Nevada, for the past three weeks, returned to their home in Sutherlin Sat urday. Mr, and Mrs, Earnest Adansson and sons, Wayne and Ira, went to Albany Saturday to visit the former's son, Roy and wife, for a few days, h. deWaard has moved the large woodshed, which tssed fe be located on the rear o the L, Schetky property, to some lots west of there and will make a dwelling house out of it. Mr. and Mrs. F. O, Bourne ot Hastings, Neb,, are visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. P. A, Comsieek. Mrs. Bourne is a sis ter of Mrs. Comstoek. Waiter Slater has sold his res idence to Mr. Woods and Davis Woods mlli, and wiii move as soon as they can find another place. Miss Erma Martin is visiting her brother, Francis, at Camp -j Adair, also her brother, Lester, at Daiias ana from there she wiii go to Salem is visit other rela tives, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Martin an noanee the birth of a grand daughter, Norma Louise, to Mr. and Mrs, E. C, Hagerman on July 26. - SUNDAY ef Gerttfoi Montgomery' Victory is Africa Filmed bf Sfithh Army Hit w&it 1 fey YONCALLA, Aug, 20 Bever ley and Charles Keener of Sa lem are spending a month here visiting their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Victor, Roland Cstilen of CrNeiL Ne braska, is visiting bis sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, Van Con ant, . Lewis MeDasieis and family of Grand Junction, Caiorada, are visiting at the Eari MeDasiels tome. Mrs. Tiiiie Whitman ef Mitch Sunday - Monday Tuesday IT'S ALL ACTION . 1 "sfc WAT fi rtm si&0J5 K i PLUS NEWS ani SEtECTED SHOUTS 3 DAYS BUD ABBOTT LOU COSTELLO I ell. Indiana to? arrived here to spend the winter wth her daugh ter, Mrs, Rapier, Mrs. Jean Cwsi spent sever al days last week visiting friends and relatives in Portland, . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bohlander of Settle, Wash spent last week visiting at the parents! Dare jungery home. , Kyie Cellars, who is 'with, the 0. S. army in California, spent bst week nere wlih his parents, Mrs. June Dodd and Mrs, Dy er and two daughters transacted business in Eugene, Wednesday; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts of Portland spent the weekend vis iting at the parental & F, Rob erts home. Mrs. June Ootid has received word from the government thai her husband, Junior Uoad has been sent to foreign shores for combat duty. Jess Davis left Saturday for San Jose, Calif., where he wsli spend the winter with his son. Miss Beiiy Ruth Krase of Port tend spent ihe weekend here witn her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Hom er Kruse. . Mr, and Mrs. Waldo Marsters of Salens spent last week here, visiilng Mrs. Marsters parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Payne. Mrs. W. L. Coffey and Miss Ruth Netf of Sunsyside, Wash, are visiting their sister, Mrs. Kallle Gelder, for a week, . RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Offle MasMrts ServSea and Suppife 335 K. Jackson JOHN GARFIELD GIG YOUNG tint ttlf Fy imm CAREY TOBIAS EMIRSOS MlAJf Endi Today "CONEY iSlASS fitiS PREVIEW ENDS TODAY "AMERICAN EMPIRF with RICH ARB D1X 2ik Western , "THUHMRIHG mmsr JMespifeers 11 i MA
