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FOUR ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ' ROSEBURG, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1946 Society and Clubs By LOTUS KNICHT PORTER JOLLY CIRCLE CLUB HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING Bouquets of roses and mixed flowers were used as decorations Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Verney Sanders when she enter tained the Jolly Circle Club of West Melrose. Following the business session Mrs. Wayne Craft put on a quiz program to raise extra money for the club. Joyce Morgan and Joyce Sanders entertained with musical selections. Those enjoying the occasion BEAUTY SHOP Charm Beauty Salon, Wally's Market, 99 N. Home ph. 695-J-5. INSURANCE State Farm Mutual Auto-Ins.-Co. Life & Fire, 214 West Lane St. Phone 288. S. M. Sorensen Agency RADIO SERVICING Lund Radio Service. Phone 34 Radio Doctors, 306 N. Stephens Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlln PAINTING BRUSH or spray painting, in terior, or exterior. Phone 893-J or 712-R. PO Box 288. PLUMBING Coen Lumber Co. Phone 12L Wm. A. MARDORF. Ph. 702-R-2. PIANO TUNING Arundel. Repairs, Demoth 189-L. PUBLIC ADDRESS EQUIPMENT Lund Radio Service Phone 34 Sound equipment lor all uses. TRANSFER 8ERVICE UMPQUA TRANSFER Insured carrier. Phonu 167-J. STORAGE No business on Saturday CABINET WORK Howe's Cabinet Shop 86t Hoover 8t. REFRIGERATION REFRIGERATION Domestic Ind Commercial. Gray and Ham mond, Canyonville, Phone 3(3. CATERESS 10 yeert experience. Wedding recoptions a specialty. Parties of all types. 625 Hamilton St. Roseburg Plumbing & Supply Company Plumbing by Contract or Time and Material No job too large or too small Dlxonville Highway Phone 462-J-2 Atlas Powder and Blasting Supplies UMPQUA POWDER SUPPLY Phone 47 Roseburg Asphalt Paving Driveways, Parking Lots Streets and Playgrounds Also Do Custom Blading Roseburg Paving Co. Phone 611 or 720-J JOHN & MAC'S FIX1TSH0P REPAIRING Home electrlo appliances, cooking utensils, alt typee, any thing except furniture. We call and deliver. 837 E. 2nd Ave. No. Phone 834 Y STEECK ELECTRIC CO. ELECTRIC 8HOP ELECTRIC WIRING Industrial, Commercial House Wiring ELECTRIC MOTORS Sales, Repair and Rewind Immediate Service Guaranteed Work lie N. Stephana Ph. UI Roseburg, Oregon Saw Service and Supply Company Route 2 Box 435 B Roseburg. Oreoon Telephone 373-R-2 Complete Saw Repair Service Hammering, Welding, Gumming, Drilling Band R'nw Repalrlnq New Circular and Band Sawi, Bits, Files, etc 'III Mi ll I wA'. with Mrs. Sanders Included Mrs. Freeman Williams, Mrs. Virgil Lynn, Mrs. Grover Craft, Mrs. Wayne Craft, Mrs. A. M. Ison, Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mrs. Floyd Simpson, Miss Clara Schluenz, Mrs. Arthur Hillman, Mrs. Mil lard Manning, Mrs. Donald Al bright, Mrs. Oakley Blbby, Joyce Morgan and Joyce Sanders. The next meeting will be on June 19 at the home of Mrs. Floyd Simpson in West Melrose. General Sheet Metal Works 837 East Douglas Phone 825-J Roseburg Transfer and Storage City Pickup and Delivery 130 N. PlneSt Phone 927 Roseburg Poultry Co. 130 N. Pine St. WHOLESALE Eggs Phone 927 Produce TAXI PHONE 6 Co anywhore In the state. Grand Hotel Range Wiring House Wiring WEBB'S ELECTRIC Tbomaa W.bb Expert G. E. Range and Refrigeration Service Phone 757 I. Rt. 1, Dox 16 RUSSELL'S Typewriter Service Office Machine Service and Supplies 335 N. Jackson Phone 320 TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself 8ave 1 Long or Short Tripe NICHOLSON'S SERVICE STATION 740 B. Btephene Phone 687 Roseburg Paint Shop Exterior & Interior Decorating FRED REECE, Contractor Ph. 422 510 N. Jackson Todd Building Co. General Contractors 904 S. Stephens Phone 302 L K. CORNWELL Designer & Draftsman 201 Lumbermen's BIdg. Phone 420 See Singer Sewing Center for Buckle Covering, Custom-made Belts. Buttonholing, Hemstitch ing, Monogramming. 24-hour Service. Singer Sewing Machine Co. 112 N. Stephens Ph. 723 Oil Heat Oil or gas floor furnaces now available. Roseburg Sheet Metal Works Behind ln1ratale Tractor in Old Dragor Bids. ISO E. rinl Phone HI Roseburg Refrigeration All Commercial Sales and Service Maintenance and Repairs Horn & Marjfen 128 N. Jackson Phone 270 J. E. "NEWBERRY'S" WASHING MACHINE SEWING MACHINE VACUUM CLEANER Parts & Repairing "All Makes" Sea "Jim" Today 105 W. C5n;msr;l;! St. GLENGARY 8EWING CLUB TO MEET WEDNE80AY The Gloneary Sewing Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Kerr and Miss Clo ver Kerr an Highway 99 North. All members are urged to be pres ent. The last meeting of tho club was enjoyed at the home of Mrs, Dorothy Burnett on May 29, at which time three guests ana ten members were In attendance. A social hour was followed by lovely refreshments. MELROSE H. E. C. TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY The Melrose Home Economics Club will meet Wednesday at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ernest Fenn. All members are urged to he present. Bowen's Portable Welding and Burning Service Electric Arc and Acetylene Gas Anywhere Anytime 1U9 Wharton Ave. Phone 816-J Auction Every Friday SCHRICKER'S Livestock at I p. m. Furniture and Misc. at 7 rj. m. ALWAYS A LARGE 8ALE Sewing Machines Repaired AND KKRUII.T ANY MAKE Frea E.Mmatea 1 Yrar Guarantee I'Dar garrlca If Uaaired Singer Sewing Center 112 N. Stephens Phone 723 House Wiring Maintenance Bob's Electrical Service Bob Spancake P. O. Box 687 Roseburg, Ore. HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refrigeration, House hold Appliance 8ervica 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cass St Phone 944 AUTHORIZED f Service BERGH'S APPLIANCE SERVICE A30 Wlncheater Btreet Servicing AJU Mnkee Woahera Phone B05 Hoaeburg, Oregon. Ponnell's Radio Service Car Radios Our Specialty at Pat's Auto Parts C. A. PENNELL, PROP. (02 Winchester St. Roseburg, Ore. Corky's Electrical Appliance Sales & Repair Service Free pickup and ucllvery service 324 N. Jackson Phone 270 Herbert E. I Woody) Wood Paperhanging Painting All Materials Supplied Interior a Exterior Deooratino Contractor Ph. 391 890 S. Mill St The Radio Doctors Are Authorized Zenith Auto Radio Service Station We also specialize in repair of home radios. 306 N. Stenhcns St., RoseburR PRINTING PROMPT, EFFICIENT, DEPENDABLE SERVICE ROSEBURS PRINTING CO. Medical Arts BIdg. Phone 913 RENTALS B Dar Weak Skiliaws Drills Sanders Table Saws Sump Pumps Lighting Plants Concrete Mixer Other Power Tools As They Are Available Osbun Electric alaa Btatala arla Waal See ml Oak SI. BrUia rkeee m-j Gas and Diesel Truck Repairing Arc and Acetylene Welding Gas, Tires and Accessories Complete line of Associated Produota Night Service Anderson and Brace Truck and Tractor Service J mile north of Camn View on Highway 99 Phone 857-J Former Roseburg Girl Marries 9 s V, lyawXTi I I Photo by Huntley, Portland Mrs. Frank MILWAUKIE, Ore.. May 27. Carmel Ann Feyereisen, vcoman 3rd class, WAVES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly feyereisen, Lee Avenue, Milwaukie, became the bride of Frank L. Valenti at a nuptial mass by Rev. Michael T. Raleigh. Patrick Sage was soloist. The bride was given in mar riage by her father and was love ly in a white brocade princess style gown with finger-tip veil. She carried an arm bouquet of red roses and wore a double strand of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom. Red hawthorne and white snap dragons were used on the altar. Miss Evangeline F'eyereisen. sister of the bride, was maid of honor and wore a gown of French nude with lavenuar accessories and carried a colonial bouquet of violets. Miss Patti Ruth Feyereis en. who was bridesmaid for her sister, wore an aoua gown with lavendar accessories and carried violets. The best man was Bernard W. Walsh, brother-in-law of the bride. Patrick Feyereisen, broth er of the bride, ushered. Maureen Ann Walsh, niece ot the bride, was flower girl. She was daintily clad in a white gown and carried a pink and blue nose gay. Her brother, Michael, was ring nearer. Mrs. Fevereisen chose for the wedding an afternoon dress in an aqua shade and wore a gardenia Supersonic Unit to Cost Half Billion WASHINGTON, June 7. !) Senator Mitchell (D., Wash.), said today construction of a half billion dollar supersonic research center In the Pacific Northwest Is nearer realization as a result of a report of the Army Air forces. In presenting to the Senate a report by his special National llefense Committee on aircraft, Mitchell included a report of the Army Air Forces on a proposal to create as air engineering de velopment center. This, he said, indicated that requirements for the center could be met only in the Grand Coulee area of Wash ington. The report said the Army had formulated preliminary plans for construction of such a center which would consist of five wind tunnels, an electronics laboratory and other necessary research sec tions. It said the cost would be ssno,ooo,noo. Trie air corps said the project would require "availability of enormous power, large amounts or water and large land arms. - rl SAW DUST 16" MILL WOOD Prompt Delivery DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 Bring Your Repairing to the Co-op Shop Tractor Overhauling Machinery Repairing Electric and Acetylene Welding Elacksmithing Plow Share Sharpening BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE EARNINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ROSEBURG, OREGON Pho.ie 98 Located W. Washington St. and S. P. R. R. Tracks ii A. 7T &v; Newa-Revlew Engraving L. Valentl. corsage. A reception followed the cere mony in the home of the bride's parents. A five-tiered wedding cake centered the tea table, sur rounded by red roses and flanked by white candles in crystal hold ers. Miss Evangeline Feyereisen cut the wedding cake, Mrs. Esth er Walsh served the punch and Miss Patti Ruth Feyereisen poured. The bride, who is a graduate of Roseburg High School, enlisted in the WAVES in 1944. attended Hunter College and was later stationed in the district discip line office in San Francisco. She was on dutv at the peace confer ence when she met Staff Ser geant Valenti, who has since been discharged. Mrs. Valenti expects to be discharged soon after her return to San Francisco after a honeymoon at Carmel-by-the-Sea. Mr. and Mrs. Valenti will make their home in San Francisco. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Valenti, Los Gatos, Calif., served in the Army for three years in Camp Cook, Calif., where he was editor of the camp paper and radio announcer. Ho was discharged in January of this year. For traveling the bride chose a gray-beige suit with alligator ac cessories, nink flower hat and matching gloves. She wore Ka linsky furs and an orchid corsage. The Fevereisen family formerly resided in Roseburg. Mitchel said only Washington Slate could meet these require ments. - t j Convict Flees From Prison at Walla Walla WALLA WALLA, June 7. (,T) Decora F. Snyder, inmate of the state prison since Uctooer, 1944, escaped yesterday afternoon while working on a construction project outside the walls. State patrol officers as well as city and county police depart ments were cooperating in the search last night. OAKMEAD ROMNEYS From Recently Imported New Zealand Rams All Oakmead Sheep Are Graded by Competent Judges and Registered By American Romney Breeders Association Oakmead Farm Newberg, Ore. Route 2 Phone 34-F-3 402 W. Oak St. i aiaiinuui m Vl. V-l ft mi : I Black Market, Local Building Codes Top Barriers Faced by Veterans' Housing Program By PETER EDSON NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Main problems confronting Wilson W. Wyatt's National Housing Agency In putting over Its veterans' housing pro gram are these: First, to lick the black market in building materials. Second, to prevent misuse of priorities granted on building materials Intended for essential construction. Third, to define the $400,000,000 premium payment plan and prepare orders governing how and to whom these subsidies will be paid. Fourth, to issue regulations and put into ef fect the plan for a guaranteed market on new materials. Fifth, to modernize old building codes so as to permit the use of new con struction methods and materials. Sixth, to recruit and train enough skilled building labor. With all the demand there Is for higher priced housing and commercial structures, there is tremendous pressure to divert building materials away from the low-cost veterans' housing. That is responsible for most of the black market. Over and over the story is told of builders starting a house, then not being able to find furnace or bathtub to complete it. In the search for missing parts, the builder has to be held up on black market. This is principally OPA's prob lem and its compliance section has not been too successful in licking it. OPA's building and con struction m-ice division has grant ed over 100 price increases to en courage production of scarce building materials, get supply closer to demand and so eliminate the need for bootlegging. If OPA is seriously crippled by new price control extension laws now before Congress, the black market in building materials will get worse. Critical Materials Short There are now 18 critically short building materials on which HH (housing) priorities assis tance is given by local offices of the Federal Housing Administra tion. Priorities assistance is giv en to channel these scarce ma terials into low-cost housing un der the vets' program. These are houses and apartments of which approximately half will sell for s i.OOO or less or rent for $60 a month or less. This priorities assistance has been granted for 500,000 new units and 60,000 existin" units be ing converted and modernized. There is a certain amount of in flation in these authorizations be cause there are not enough ma terials to complete all units start ed. The rate of issuing priorities assistance is tnerefore being cut down in June. About 12 of the 18 scarce ma terials will probably be declared eligible for premium payment as sistance, or subsidies. In simple terms, the idea is to pay a bonus for extra production of Items in short supply. Mecnanics of how the $100,000,000 incentive money will be paid out will be announc ed shortly. Local Codes Are Handicap Housing Exoeditcr Wyatt Is ex ceedingly optimistic about the miat-Antoprl market Dlan for new building materials. Nearly 100 new products are already under test. Those approved will be giv IT'S SOLD When You List With IValley Real Estate 1 M Lobby of Grand Hojel 5 Phone 868 WANTED Poultry, Eggs, Turkeys also Dry Chirum Bark Highest Cash Prices Douglas County Poultry Phone 374 Oak & Spruce Sts. MONEY Real Estate Loans For Building Refinancing Purchasing Monthly Repayment Plan Umpqua Savings 8 Loan Association Phone 608 We Pay Top Prices For Your Poultry Check with us before you sell N. W. POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY 500 W. Lane St. Phone 210 Cash Buyers of Poultry, Esas and Rabbits en an H. H. A. certificate and up to 90 per cent of their sales guar anteed, just to put them in busi ness and get them into produc tion. The government hopes to re cover nearly all of its advance for these guarantees. The big catch here is that too many building codes may not per mit use of these new materials. Revision of local buildino- codes is probably the most backward phase of the whole emergenc housing program. Further restrictions on the use of new materials are written into the veterans housing law. New materials must avoid "adverse effects upon established busi ness." Further, the number of pre fabricated houses must be held oelow 200,000 units. That would mean 2,500,000 conventional type structures to be started by the end of 1948. Starts Not Completion The fact that over 500,000 au thorizations were granted before the new veterans' housing bill was passed augurs well for achieving Wyatt's goal of 1,200, 000 units started in 1946. The im portant thing to note is that this is starts not completions. Mate rials shortages may delay many completions. Six months from now and for all of 1947 the principal difficulty with the housing program may be not so much a shortage of ma terials as a shortage of skilled construction labor. Fifteen hun dred local management-labor committees are working to in crease apprentice training, but the need Is to triple the on and off-site construction' force to per haps six million workers in 1947. Now Open On The River Maple Leaf Trailer Camp Plenty of Shade, Picnic Grounds, Swimming, Boating Come Out and See 6 Miles South of Roseburg On Highway 99 RAY BUCKLEY MOTORS NOW Offers Immediate Repair Service by Experienced Mechanics on All Makes of Cars and Trucks OLDSMOBILE Cenuine Olds 233 N. Stephens St. Immediate Service Now Available at Corkrum Motors REPAIRS MOTOR TUNEUP MOTOR OVERHAUL, BRAKE RELINING, LIGHT CHECKING, WHEEL ALIGNING Body and Fender Repairs Painting Enamel Paint Job $85 Porcelainizing Towing Service Factory Parts Used Cars CORKRUM MOTORS INC. Ask about our plan on OeSoto 114 N. Rose ATTENTION KITCHEN CABINETS DELUXE Cabinet work of ail kinds. Window and door frames, any size, any shape. Window screens and screen doors to measure snappy service on all work. NOW YOU CAN BUILD THAT HOME 1x4 T&C Flooring, No. 3 Com. and Better 1x6 end 1x8 Shiptap 1x31x101x12 S4S 2x4 2x6 2x8 2x10 2x12 S4S 3x43x64x4 4x66x66x8 S4S 2-inch No. 4 Com. S4S, $30.00 per M. Cily Lumber & Builders Supply North Umpqua Highway, 14 Mil East of County Barn See Ken Adams or Phone 6S9 Research Unit to Cost $50 Million Ford Co.'s Plan DETROIT, June 8. Plans for the construction of a new research and engineering center to cost an estimated $50,000,000 were announced this week by Henry Ford II, president of the Ford Motor Company. Young Ford said the center, to be located on a 500-acre tract in nearby Dearborn, not far from the present Ford engineering laboratory, will consist of a pri mary group of eight buildings, grouped around an artificial lake 800 feet long and 350 feet wide. The building will be of modern design featuring steel and con crete construction and limestone facing. At the same time, Ford said his company plans to reopen its 14 assembly plants throughout the country on June 24. The manu facturing plants, he said, will open a week earlier. Ford said that the company still is losing money on every car it produces. He would not esti mate the per car loss, asserting that the amount depended largely upon the volume of production. He said, however, that labor pro ductivity still is about 34 per cent below the level of 1941. Ford declined to predict pos sible production volume for the remainder of 1946 but reiterated that the company has no plans to introduce its 1947 models until sometime during the first six months of next year." HAMMERING & WELDING Work Guaranteed Located In alley, between Bus Station and Henninger's Mart CHARLES W. HAZZARD Phone: 491-R Diesel and Gas Tractor Service Combines and All Farm Equipment FRED GOETZ Phone 236-R Garden Valley Road, Route 2, Box 116, Roseburg, Oregon GMC TRUCKS GMC Parts Phone 311 time payment repairs. 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