ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1944.
Beavers, Padres
Crowd Seals For
League's Top Spot
(By the Associated Press)
The San Diego Padres and
Portlend Beavers are within a
game and a half of the Pacific
Coast league leading San Fran
cisco Seals today as a result of
Portland s 6-5 ll-inning win over
Oakland and San Diego's 5-4 vic
tory over the Seals last night,
Seattle, although outhitting Los
Angeles 14-7, lost 8-7 when the
Angels bunched their blows off
Tincup to score seven runs In the
last half of the ninth.:
Sacramento continued Its win
ring ways with a 4-1 defeat of
Hollywood, giving Southpaw
Dreisewerd his ninth victory In
ten starts. ?
Portland nudged over five runs
in the seventh ir.nlng on two hits,
a walk and an error to lead 5
4, only to have Oakland tie it up
in its half of the inning as Feder
meyer gave way to Pieretti.
The Beavers pushed across the
winning tally when Harris tripled
and Shone singled him home.
In the Rainier-Angel scramble,
Tincup allowed only ' one hit
through the seventh but gave
way to Demoran when the roof
fell in during the wild ninth inn
ing. Team Standing:
W L . Pet.
San Francisco 44 38 .537
Fortland 42 39 . .519
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happily at picture, ot her husband, Capt,. Ji'reaericK. Ov Blair, wnom sue la
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lug at picture ot ills ;wUc la Wasnington newspaper.
.Poivgamisls After Trial
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Scene In Salt Lake City court after -15 polygamlsts. members of the
unique Fundamentalists sect, were found guilty ol unlawful cohabitation,
shows some of the defendants talking to their attorney. Left to right:
Heber K. Cleveland, J. W. Musser, Moris Q. Kunz,,J. H.,McKnight, de
fens'! counsel; Oswald Brainicb, and one of .the Mrs. Bralnlcns.
Bricker Receives
Big Welcome On
Return to Ohio
COLUMBUS, D., June 30.
(AP) Gov. John W. Bricker
came home from the republican
national convention last night to
the most tumultuous welcome of
his, long political career.
An old-fashioned torch-light
parade .and political, rally greeted
the P. O. ,P. vice-presidential
nominee bore and later virtuall
every resident of nearby 'Mount
Sterling turned out for a celebra
tion at his birthplace there.
Thousands lined - this . city's
flare-lit main . thoroughfare and
cheered as the white-haired can
didate . rode on the back of an
open automobile through a storm
of confetti.
During the. rally, in the slate
house square, . Bricker , promised
to work, unstintingly "to preserve
this beloved land .of ours, the
finest God ever created, and to
help her take her place of leader
ship among the nations of - the
world, and to help build . peace
and good-will."
' He told former neighbors at
Mount Sterling "It Is an unselfish
job I'm trying to dothat of pre
serving the two-party , system in
America."
Turkey Show Funds Good ,
For, Postwar Spending
SALEM, Ore., June 30. (AP).
Stale funds allocated to the
J&clfic International Livestock
exposition, Eastern wregon live
stock show, Pendleton round-up
and the Northwestern -Turkey
show may be saved each year and
spent by the expositions after
the war, Attorney General Neun
er ruled today. -
Some of the funds may be spent
at, any time for general jriainten.
ance, he ruled. ,
New Officers Seated
By Roseburg Rotations i
New officers of the Roseburg
Rotary club were Installed at the
regular 'luncheon meeting neia
Thuisday. The officers, who were
installed, by - Ed Looney, mciuae
C. H. Beard, president; Ray p
Hampton, vice-president; Story
lies, secretary-treasurer; .Henry
Carstens, M. i O. Ream, . James
Meyers, Earl Wiley and Walter
Olmscheld, directors.
The new . president was pre
snteed with a myrtlewood gavel.
George Melvin, manager of the
Veterans facility, occupied the
birthday table.
Local O. & C. Offices
Now in New Location :
District headquarters of theiO.
and C. administration have, been
Lmoved from the ' Lumbermen's
building to i the -fourth -floor, of
the Pacific building, formerly the
Perkins building, and business Is
inow- being conducted at the new
llocation. E. K. Peterson, district
forester, reports that office hours
will be from -8:30 a. -m. .to 5
p.. m., these hours being observed
during the .Fourth - of July holi
days, as the employes of
the Department. of the 'Interior,
for the duratlon,wUl observe no
holidays . exespt Sundays , and
Christmas.
Picker Shortage Faced
By Berry Growers ;
OREGON CITY, Ore., June 30
(AP) Growers face, a shortage
of about 800 cane, berry pickers
in this area at the season's peak
when 1400 workers will be need
ed, the farm labor, office said to
day. :
Favorable spring weather re
sulted in one of the heaviest
crops on record.
Wilbur
WILBUR -.Mrs. iRosell a
Bridge and sister, Mrs. ,N. ,W.
Stewart,' went to Hugo .Friday to
visit -Mr. - and Mrs. , Ivan . Bridge
and family. .They returned iiqme
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and
daughter, Donna Jean, from
Bremerton,' Wash., spent the past
ten days here visiting their aunt
and uncle, Mr. and sMrs. Milt
Miller and other -relatives.; He. is
employed in the . shipyard at
Bremerton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Martin
and ..small , daughter, ; DeAnna
from Moro, who were -delegates
to the state .grange at -Grants
Pass, stopped oyer to -, visit the
latter's -mother, -Mrs. Frank
Grubbe. They left DeAnna .with
her grandmother while they at
tended the , convention. . ,
Mrs. Williams -and daushter.
Myrtle Birge, of Sutherlln spent
Wednesday vlstlng Mrs. Charles
Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKav
trrr Iff nnJ . VT . Tnn . . II ,
and Mrs. Kesterman to Portland,'
Tiaay, where -Mrs. i Russell en-;
tered the hospital for special;
treatments. : '
Mr. ,and Mrs. -Bernard Martin
and Mr. and Mrs.. Sather of bor
row , were dinner, guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Grubbe Sunday.
Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Wcl)s and
daughter, -Kathaleen, of Rose
burg, were visiting over the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Balrd. ;
Mrs. Crandahl and daughter,
Marilyn who are - quite tick at
their home here, are -reoorted to
be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Menzie Xe were
businetj ylsitprs ;in -Roseburg
Monday. .
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Oil Firm Names Realty
Agent for Oregon Area
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The appointment of R. F; Uhl
as real estate representative in
the .Oregon, division of the Gen
eral Petroleum corporation has
been announced by B. F. Ball,
resident manager -for the. corpo
ration. Uhl's appointment, Ball
said, marks the opening of a new
department in the company's Ore
gon organization, as it is the first
time the coast, 'marketers of Mo-bilgas-and
Mobiloil have, deemed
it necessar.',to assign, a real es
tate representative to tjie division!
. Uhl'lsrthoroughly-familiar with
company operations .and. proced
ure; having beeri with General for
ten years, holding various respon
sible posts in Eugene, North
Bend, Portland and Seattle. Hid
duties in the new position include
the details involved, in the pur-
Annual Picnic Deferred
By Roseburg Eagles
Due , to the fact that many
members will be absent over the
Fourth of July holidays, the
Eagles lodge has postponed -its
annual picnic, ordianrily held In
dependence day. Arrangements
will be made for the picnic at a
later date.
Fifteen members from the
.Roseburg aerie attended the state
convention at The Dalles, and at
the regular meeting of, the local
lodge reported on the state ses
sion. Initiation of caindidates will
feature the next regular meeting
to be held July 11. .
To serve others as we would
be served.
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Dr. Minthorn, Cousin
Of Herbert Hoover,, Dies
' NEWPORT, Ore., June 30
(AP) Dr. Gertrude ' Minthorn,
62, Newport physician and cous
in of. former President Herbert
Hoover, died here Wednesday.-
She , was-the daughter of the
late Dr. Henry J. Minthorn,
founder of Pacific academy here,
which was attended ,by Hoover
when he was a boy. ,
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