Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, June 13, 1945, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textk&kaiSkS nEW5-RbViW, RflstpUIUS&'gUd WEDNESDAY, JU 13, iftS RADIC SERVICING Lund Radio service. Phone 34. Radio Doctors. 300 N. Stephens. SAW FILING AND GUMMING Tiny's Saw snop. Phone 867-J. 343 N. Jackson. Promnt service. Lawnmowers sharpened. l.EONAKI) SAW SHOP Timber and hand sawa sharpened. Next door to Page Lbr. Co. Combs & Wallace Saw Shop 521 N. Jackson Phone 833 J. PAINTING BHUSH or kpray uulntlng. Interior, or exterior. Phone WJ8-J or 712 H. PO City Pickup & Delivery Service Telephone 715 Cor. W. Cass & Sheridan Roseburg, Oregon If No Answer. Call 834-Y BECKWITH RADIO SERVICE Sine 1922 510 N. Jackson School Budget Election Set in Roseburg July 9 (Continued from Page 1) INSURANCE State Farm Insurance Companies Auto-Life-Fire, 301 Pacific Bldg. Phone 288 S. M. Sorensen. PLUMBING Cocn Lumber Co. Phone 121 PIANO TUNING Arundel. Rt-palrs, Demoth 189-L. PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT , Lund Radio Service Phone 34. Sound equipment for all uses. , UMPQUA, TRANSFER Storage, Iniured carrier, anywhere In OreKon. No buil ne on Saturday. Phone 107'J. Bulldozing, Road Grading Land Leveling, Brush Clearing HARRY D. KINNEAR 112 Wot Cats St. Phone 914 Dr. Geo. L. Nicholas Veterinarian Dairy and Herd Inspector 444 Beacon 8t, Roteburg On Highway (9 Phone No. 118 Public Stenographer Mrs. H. G. Emry 304 Pacific Bldg. Bus. Ph. 903 Res. Ph. 226-R WEST & ISA VIE General Paint Dealers and Painting Contractors Phone 303 or 351-J 440 N. Jackion RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplier 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 Road Grading, Ditch Digging, Basement Excavation, Land Leveling. Salem Sand & Gravel Company 225 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 338 KEEL MOTOR CO. Your Studebaker Dealer Top cash price for all makes of used oars and truck. 443 N. Jackson 8L 9 Todd Building Co. General Contractors E. 2d Av. South Phone 302 Roseburg Paint Shop Exterior & Interior Decorating FRED REECE, Contractor Ph. 422 51 ON. Jackson HOUSE WIRING MAINTENANCE Bob's Electrical Service RT. 1, BOX 127 Ph. 18J-3 After S p. m. Specialists in Construction, Mainte nance and Repair ' of All ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT ELECTRIC SERVICE SHOP Sutherlln, Oregon Phone Oakland 295 TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save I Long or 6hort Trlpt NICHOLSON'S SERVICE STATION 740 8. Stephens Phone 687 If News-Review carrier fails to deliver your paper Please Call between 6:15 and 7:00 p. m, 285-J STEECK AND SMITH Electric Motor Repair 119 N. 8tephene Repair and rewind large Indus trial motors and fractional H. P. Quick service. Guaranteed work Pick up service. Phone 353 Roseburg, Oregon AUTHORIZED e?gy35jy " DERGH'8 APPLIANCE SERVICE 630 Wlnoheiter Street Servicing All Makes Washeri Phone 80S RoMDurg, Oregon J. E. "NEWBERRY'S" WASHING MACHINE SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER Parts & Repairing "All Makes" See "Jim" Today : 1005 W. First 8t. LOANS Personal & Automobile UMPQUA FINANCE 335 North Jackson Phone 320 Llceme Noi. 8-255 ana M-334. Big 3 Conference Set, President Truman Says (Continued from Page 1) about the arrests of 1G Polos In Russia. ' "The all import a lit thing which confronts us" the president said In a written statement released later, "is that the unity, mutual confidence and respect which re sulted in the military victory should he continued to make se cure a lust and durnhle peace." Budget 8lash Disliked Turning to the domestic pic ture, the president expressed hone that congress would restore the entire budget estimate of $tt. 01)0,000 for the Office of War in formation, which the house slush ed last week to $18,000,000. fie said in a formal statement that lo abolish uny major functions of OWl while the war continues would be a mistake. Mr. Truman again said ho hop cd congress would be given an opportunity to vote on legislation mnklng permanent the Fair Kin WED. MID WEEK DANCE Free to Eagle Members and Friends at the EAGLES BALLROOM Every Wednesday nlovment Practices committee. The legislation now is held up in the house rules committee whk!; refused by a tie vote yesterday te plait! the proposal on the home calendar for a vote. The president aWo criticized an amendment attached to the OPA extension bill by liio senate which calls for a cost-plus pricing sys tem for farm products, lie s.ild the amendment, sponsored ly Senator Wherry, '.. bail and he hopes It will be thrown out. One Appointment Made Only one new appointment was announced by the chief ewcuiive. He mimed former Governor V:1 hair H. Wills of Vermont to suc ceed Norman S. Case as a mom lier of the Kodor.il Communica tions commission. Bolh are re publicans. And for the third lime in a.i many weeks, he announced that no change was contemplated in the stale department secretary ship, now held bv Stettinius. I- STOP AND SHOP AT YOUR CO-OP Chick Starter Pullet Developer Broiler and Fryer Egg Mash Scratch - Wheat - Oats - Corn Turkey Feeds BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE EARNINGS Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange - " ROSEBURG, OREGON. A MAN WHO CAN'T LEARN FROM PAST MISTAKES DOESN'T KNOW WHAT THS VJORO EDUCATION MEANS. LUMINAL!. The ever popular wall paint. The original cold water paste paint. The contractors and home own ers friend. Price: Gal. $2.10, Qt. 65c Sold Only by additional $12,000 will be allo cated to the Roseburg district, leaving approximately $39,000 to be raised by direct tax upon prop erly, or slightly less than 7-mllls lew based upon an assessed val uation of $r,C0u,G00 It is anticipated that enroll ment In the Ilosonurg schools for the year 19-I5-4G will amount lo more than 2 000, as compared with 17G.'i for the past school year. The figure Is based upon projec tion of increased enrollment in each grade during the past thiiv years, together with current reg istrations and indicated popula tion growth. 11 New Teachers Needed The school district during; the past year was required to employ four more teachers than had been provided in the budget. Indicated enrollment will necessitate 11 ad ditional instructors for the com ing year, making a total of 15 for the new budget, five new teach ers will he required in elementary grades, Superintendent K 1 1 1 o 1 1 stated, together with three mure teachers in each of the two nigh schools. Elementary schools; are ex pected to have a total enrollment of 1,000 as compared with 878 last year; junior high 523 as com pared with "lf)9 last year, and se nior high 513 as compared with 426 last year. Employment of 15 teachers lo meet the increased growth will cost the district approximately $30,000 it is estimated, being the largest item of new expense in the proposed budget. Other Items Increased Included also in the item of teaching is the sum of $4,700 more than last year, necessitated by the fact that the state board of education is changing text books throughout the school sys tem. General control, including sal ary for the city superintendent, clerk hire, secretarial expense, audit, office supplies, etc., is up ped $1,422 in the proposed budget. An increase of $2,728 is provided in salaries lor five principals In the schools of the district, super vision of various departments. In cluding art, music and physical education, and clerical hire. The greater part of the amount Is the sum of $1,000 provided for a full time clerk at Mho senior hi;h school. With all supply and fuel costs up and one new janitor required at a salary of $1,!j2') per year, the operating expense is set at $5,000 more than last year. An increase of $3,400 is pro posed for transportation to meet the cost of a bus set uo last vear. i but not covered by last year's i budget, when provision was made ! for conveying pupils from the ' area in the east part of town, due to the danger created by heavy j logging traffic. I Maintenance and repair charges remain unchanged from last year. Capital outlay is flown 3,uuo, tne emergency lund re mains unchanged at $2,000, and debt service is reduced as no prin cipal is due on bonds during the coming year and only interest must be paid. Improvements Projected Tlie committee has recom mended withdrawal of $19,441.03 from the special improvement lund to make alterations to exist ing building to accommodate greater enrollment lor the com ing year. The sum of $10,941.03 was ap propriated to provide three now class rooms at the Henson school, and to improve the playshed ami to install removable partitions on the stages at Hose and Fullerton schools to increase classroom space. At the Junior high it is proposed to spend $3,000 in sound proofing the band and music loom, install a cafeteria and add classrooms. Construction of an ag- i ii uiiui ti iMiiiuiiiK, wiui w-ji it shop for instruction in farm ma chinery operation and repair, is proposed at a cost ot $5,500. The special improvement fund from which these changes will he made is not a part of the budget, the money having been previously raised lor mat rurpose and is now on hand. No Salaries Increased Unless voters consent to an In crease in the budget above the six per cent limitation, it will be necessary to drastically curtail school operations during the forthcoming year, A. .1. (Bud) El lison, chairman of the board of directors, reported. The board has authorized no salary increases other than those provided in tlie schedule adopted last year, pro viding for increases annually based an period of innlimicd serv ice, Ellison said. Kiisebiirc's low salaries already have resulted in loss of several of the most expe rienced teachers, the'ehairmnn re ports. The school budget for the com ing year has boon under study t'ol- several weeks hy a committee composed of O. J. Feldkatrp, chairman; I. C Pickens, .secre tary; G. C. Kinlay, Al Henninger and Win. Adair, meeting with members of Hie school board. Yanks Scale Cliffs to Crack Okinawa Japs' Line (Continued from Page 1) nearly ended that Tokvo turned ils hack on the Mikado's dying garrison, 325 miles south ot Jap an. The enemy radio. Instead, swit ched its theme to the menace of a homeland invasion. It quoted the rinpon Times as saying "Jap an will defend herself unflinch ingly and unshakably as long as her very existence and her sacred ideals are threatened." The brilliant maneuver of the U. S. 10th army marines and sol diers on Okinawa, entailinrr a nirht ascent up the sheer face of cliffs bv rones, posed a threat which the Nipponese aeknowled god by heavy counterattacks and intense lire trom caves. Blows In Philippines Marine dive bombers smashed Japanese resistance east of Davao river on Mindanao and made pos sible camure oi Mandog town by the 24th infantry division, Gen. MacArthur s communique report ed today. . On Luzon, the 37th Infantrv div ision battled with Japanese In the Hagaoag- area as they pushed 9, 000 yards closer to the Cagayan Valley. They destroyed seven tanks and took CI prisoners a large naut ror bitter jungle fight ing in this hill country. West Borneo Oil Tanks Destroyed by Japanese (Continued from Page 1) Julan, only 15 miles south of Wen chow, after winning Pingyang 10 mucs iartner soutn. tne cninese high command at Chungking an nounced today. Earlier, the Chinese announced Urcaoture of Hoyun, 105 miles northeast of Canton, but disclosed officially that the Japanese had regained Ishan, western bastion of the former U. S. air base eilv of Liuchow. in bitter fighting some 400 miles to the northwest. ihe Chinese said severe fieht- ing was raging outside the citv, formerly the main Japanese bul wark guarding the western ap proaches to the former American air base city of Liuchow. j House Approves Bill To Outlaw Poll Tax WASHINGTON, June 13-The rouse Tuesday approved, 251 to mi. and sent to the senate leg's lation outlawing the noli tax a.i a prerequisite to voting in pri maries and elections for federal ol f ice. A coalition of republicans pud northern democrats nrevaili-l after southern democrats had suc ceeded a few hours earlier in blocking house consideration of another antidiscrimination meas urea bill to establish a per manent fair employment practic es commission. Big Five Wins Veto Power at Peace Huddle (Continued from Page 11 more meetings today, in an effort to wind up its work. The next big vote presumably would be the one approving the veto voting formula. Tills is the formula which re quires that Russia, France, the United States, China and Britain must be unanimous before the projected security council of tlie world organization can take any steps to preserve peace. Tlie one exception would be that none of them would vote on peaceful at tempts to settle a dispute to which it is itself a party. While the committee was press- Ing forward with a high rate, of argument to finish the veto question, conference commission No. 3 scheduled a public night session to receive plans from another committee lor fitting regional defense systems into the world system. Yesterday the same commission unanimously approved United Nations charter provisions em powering the council to main tain peace and security by force if necessary. Works at Naval Depot Margaret L. Dimmick, 511 S. Main St., Roseburg, has been em ployed for the past six months at the naval supply depot, Oak land, Calif., the world's largest naval supply base. Mrs. Dim miek's husband is serving In the army and she has one brother in the army and another brother In the Sea bees. . !H M R is r Iflrint ICE CREAM At home Any flavor Delicious Smooth No it crystal No cooking No whipping No searched flavor Easy Inexpensive 20 recipes lo each 154 pkg. Fleas send Ihh ad for free full-sis tarn pi offer, or buy from your grocer. L0ilD0HD1)Ry Brand Homemade lc Cream STABILIZER tfiNDONOtm-135 HOWIftD. UN FUNCUC03, MIIT. 'DON'T SELL YOUR BONDS, S0N LUMBER Grv 'Everything forthi Home OLDER MAN PREFERRED For general work around furniture store. Permanent Ask for Mr. Carstens at CARSTENS Furniture Company 117 W. Cass Phone 10 Seven Bal Out in Crash Of Bomber; 8th Is Sought WALLA WALLA, June 13 -(API Seven men of a crew of eight parachuted to safely when a 13-24 bomber from Walla Walla -trmy air field crashed near mid night last night fifteen milvj northwest of here, the base c.irn mand announced todav. Search for the eighth member is proceed inrj. I YOU NEED MONEY OBTAIN A PERSONAL LOAN DON'T CASH ANY OF iiYOUR WAR BONDS It's really a simple matter to keep all of your War Bonds' intact and, at the same time, meet family emergencies with cash. All you need do if you require money for any worthy purpose is apply or a Personal Loan at this bank. Credit requirements and repayment terms are reasonable. So, KEEP your War Bonds for yourself and your government! Roseburg Branch Offke of The United States National Bank 27 BRANCH OFFICES IN OREGON . MEMBER F. D I C (SAY. THAT'S GREAT!) Da's na fijn, zunne!...Have a Coca-Cola Ha i rJ5H u? i ' i i KM i -rAt-y- . ! sew. . . :Jt sa v. . . . an American custom lands in Brussels In Flemish, it's vriendelijkbeitf. In 'American, it's the plain, everyday word friendliness. Everywhere your Yankee doughboy goes, it comes from his heart in a good old home-town phrase, Have a Coke. Friendliness is bred in his bone and it bubbles out like the bubbling goodness of Coca-Cola itself. Yes, the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coke becomes an ambassador of good will . . . the old home spirit carried across the seas. lOtmO UNCE AUtHOHITY CI THE COCA-COIA COMPANY Y COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ROSEBURG ism , You mturaliy heir Coc-Cola called by iu friendly abbreviation J Uke . Both mean the quality prod- UiiJ uct of The Coca-Cola Company. .0 Th. C C Co..