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R'OSEBURS" NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1945
Postwar Work of
Red Cross Told to
Chapter
Postwar activities of the Ameri
can Red Cross were explained to
the directors or tne DouRias
County Chapter this week by Miss
Kathleen Somerville, general field
representative for Western Ore
gon, who attended the regular
monthly meeting.
Disaster service and home serv
ice, which are charter obligations,
and first aid, water safety, nutri
tion, home nursing and Junior
Red Cross are among regular ac
tivities of Red Cross chapter.
To carry out service to hospital
ized service men, the Douglas
County Chapter has been re
quested by Dr. George Melvin,
manager of the Roseburg Vet
erans Hospital, to organize a hos
pital and recreation corps to en
tertain the veterans hospitalized
here.
Miss Esther Dyar assumed the
duties of Home Service worker
for the Douglas County Chapter
June 10, it was announced by Karl
Plummer, chairman. Miss Dyar
was connected with Roseburg
High School as an Instructor in
typing this past year. Her home
is Antler, N. D.
Attending the board meeting of
the local chapter Monday were:
Mr. Plummer, Mrs. Flossie Vir
den, secretary; J. Ross Hutchin
son, Dr. Morris Roach, Mrs. A. S.
Coen, Judge D. N. Busenbark,
Spencer W. Yates, Mrs. Al Kent,
John Todd, Mrs. McGee, chair
man at Yonealla; Mrs. Lota Maris,
executive secretary, and Miss
Esther Dyar home service worker.
County, to register for a prelim
inary roster. Information Is re
quested by letter, giving the
name of each member of the
family, present address and tele
phone number, name of Nebraska
county In which the applicant for
merly resided, and an expression
of opinion as to whether a picnic
is desired. Letters should be ad
dressed, Beels states, to "The
Cornhusker Clan, Box 2, Melrose
Rt" or to "1544 Yale Ave., Rose
burg." If replies received within the
next two weeks indicate a favor
able desire for a picnic, a commit
tee will be created from among
those who register and plans and
arrangements will be developed
and announced.
Picks tho Winner
BALTIMORE, June 13. tlF)
Police Lieut. Alexander Emerson
and his vice squad made a raid
and arrested two men on a charge
of bookmaking.
While gathering evidence,
Emerson stationed Patrolman
Cornelius TrenkamD at the tele
phone. The 'phone rang, and when
irerwainp said "Hello," the party
on the other end seemed to sense
something was amiss.
"I'll take $50 on Emerson to
win," the caller said, and hung
up.
During the reigns of George I
and George II, the wedding ring
onen was worn on tne tnunii).
Douglas Club of
Former Nebraska
Residents Planned
Numerous requests from for
mer Nebraska people, now re
siding in Douglas County, for for
mation of a Nebraska club, and
a picnic at which old acquaint
anceships may be renewed has re
sulted In a decision to attempt for
mation of the proposed club if
sufficient interest is shown, ac
cord' ng to Frank II. Beels.
Mr. Beels, a lormer president
of the Nebraska Club at Port
land, reports he has been asked to
take the Initiative in organizing
the project.
He requests nil former Nebras-i
hnns now living In Douglas'
POULTRY
GROWERS
We are paying top cash
prices in Roseburg for:
EGGS
FRYERS
FOWL
Washington
Creamery Co.
Rice & South Jackson
Phone 502
Follow Searchlight & Beam, Garden Val. Rd.-Walnut St.
ONE
DAY
First Big Railroad Circus
since before the War and
only BIG CIRCUS coming to
Roseburg this Season. ONLY
FBI.
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6roti that Breath, lioiti and Tigvrt of Oppoutt Stit
MRS. HARRIETT BEATTY P esenfng o One t.me
TWO H O S T I I f; LORDS OF THE JONCIE
A ferocioui Royal Bengal Tger Ridma Atop o Giori AikiIk (laphani
Fantastically BeouliM New CLOUD BALLET
With 20 Quearn of Aenal Shythm Performing a la's M..ghi,
The in.mitobie FLYING CON CELLOS
6'oth.Taknp fjtploit o th Flymg trap
THE SENSATIONAL DE WAYNES; D O N FRANCISCO
formerly frotured1 by RUDY VAUEt ' K'NC C" 'H SIACH Witt
GIGANTIC RAILROAD CIRCUS
JACK JOYCE, America 's Foremost Master of Equitation and His
Incomparable Displays ot UBERTV HORSES
SCORES UPON SCORtS Of" OlHfR lOPHlGHl ClSCUb HfADUNHS
ECRIESS PERFORMING
ELEPH ANTS
SUPfR-eOUCAIfO BlUF. BIOOPfD '
HORSES AND PONIES
Gorgeous Introductory Pogeont Thrilling Grand Finale
HENRY KEYE5 "the paui whitman
of the white TOPS". his nfw Wonder Band
ClOWNSiGAlORF.
Superb MENAGERIE
Reserved Seat Tickets on Sale TOMORROW, 10 A. M. till
P. M. at ROY'S
s
Dances Scheduled
For Rodeo Week
Two dances sponsored by the
Sheriff's Posse and the reserve
police will be part of Rodeo Week
festivities, Captain H. G. (Dick)
Baker said this morning. The
Roseburg Junior Chamber of
Commerce, which is advertising a
rodeo-eve dance, has not been
authorized by the posse to sponsor
a rodeo dance, he declared.
"The big rodeo dance," Baker
said, "will he Saturday nl(,'ht.
June 22, in the Armory following
the wrestling matches, which will
begin an hour early next week.
"There will be no admission
charge to the big rodeo dance. It
will be Just a dime a dance, and
people can dance as many dances
as they wish. This dance is spon
sored by the police reserves.
"There will also be a free street
dance Friday night, but the time
and place have not kaen set.
"It's alright for the Junior
Chamber of Commerce to have a
dance," Baker said, "but we
haven't authorized them to call it
a rodeo dnnre." '
Says U.S., Russia
Approaching War
PORTLAND, Ore., June 13.
UP) America is already fighting
a diplomatic war with Russia, Dr.
H. R. Peters declared at the ses
sion of tho Northwest Institute of
International Relations at Reed
College last night.
"The people in Europe, millions
of them, are waiting for the war
to resume between Russia and
the Tlniled States." the former
chief of moral operations branch
of the Office of Strategic Services
asserted.
"I have talked to them. They
expect a clash at any moment
War may come without any posi
tive steps by America or Russia.
If the present drift in interna
tional affairs Is permitted to con
tinue we may stumble into war
over affairs In Europe, in the Middle-East,
in China," the Reed Col
lege professor of German warned.
He said "our preparations for
atomic warfare are viewed with
great suspicion and misgiving in
many parts of the world. No mat-
Petrillo, Musicians' Czar,
Facing Federal Charge
CHICAGO, June 13 OP)
James C. Petrillo, president of
the AFL American Federation of
Musicians, was charged with
violation of the Lea law in a
criminal information filed in fed
eral court today by U. S. District
Attorney J. Albert Woll.
P.etrlllo, who was accused of
calling a strike of three studio
ter how strongly we protest our
peaceful intentions, our protests
invite misgivings. " he added.
librarians at radio station WAAP
in an effort to "coerce, compel
and constrain" the station to
double the number of such em
ployes, expected prosecution. He
said, in calling the strike, he was
ready to take a test of the law's
constitutionality to the U. S. Su
preme Court.
The Lea law, sometimes called
the anti-Petrillo law, provides on
conviction one year imprisonment
or $1,000 fine or both.
Snowflakes falling against a
rapidly moving plane can cause
sufficient static electricity to in
terfere with radio reception.
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25 BULOVAu-w WRIST WATCHES
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IT'S EASY! JUST FINISH THIS SENTENCE:
like EDWARDS COFFEE because . . ." (25 words or less)
Airway Coffee ib. boo 20e 3lb 58
Nob Hill Coffee Zlelb.bag23c
Sanka Coffee c?,?.in Ib.jar 36c
Instant Coffee
LIUIUII ICQ ' Label
Tree Tea Orongc Pokoa
Flavorade 3
V"8 JlliCC Veoetoblei tan 1 5'
Orange Drink
YOU MAY WIN! Think of winning o wonderful, post-wor de luxe BENDIX
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wrist watch ... a masterpiece of
fine watchmaking! $2500 in worth
while cash awards, too! 240 prizes
in all! Shore in the fun . , , you have
as good a chonce to win os anyone.
Go to your Safeway Store today, get
a pound of Edwards Coffee and enter
this easy contest. And enter often!
The more you enter, the greater
chance to win!
$ mm . $100.00
' 10 FRIZES , 50.C0
25 PRIZES . 20.00
50 PRiZfS . 10.00
100 PRIZES . S.00
2'i-oi. one
Borden's 'jar w
Yellow 16-baglOc
pk0. 1 9
16-bag 4 Ac
pkB. 1 0
Drink 0 1 ftf.
Maker pkts. IW
Fancy ' No. 2 4 Cc 46 94 c
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Wonder Yl
brand gallon t
39CdPepS
Meat Sauce
CatSUP Red Hill
Mustard TemP!
Relish
Sweet Pickles
Tickles
Shedd's
Old Style
8-oi.
bol.
20c
l3'2-oz.bo.14C
13c
pure Pint jar I
Nollev tc
Hamburger 12-oz. Jar
Libby 12-oz. ftQc
Mixed iar XO
Libby 14'a-oz. OQc
Sweet Relish . lor X0
Edam Cheese lru lb.50c
Pabst-ett Pche 6 pir 19c
lb 00c ? CCc
or lb.
Peanut Butter wrds ilab;29cli: 55c
Cider VINEGAR Quart
Old Mill Pint bottle 10c bottle
These are just Ji few examples
of the many real values you
will find on evetfy shelf in every
section of our Store.
Dried PRUNES
In cello packages 2 lbs.
27c
4
lbs.
n
Sunny &&k
MARGARINE
A real
favorite
lb. pkg.
Nucoq Margarine
lb. pkg.23&2-lb. pkg.
Canterbury TEA y2.b
Black V4-b. pkg. 22c . pkg. '
(16-bag pkg. 13c 48 -bog pkg. 36c)
Seedless Raisins
21c
Cenvalo
brand
2-lb.
Pkg.
SARDINES
King Solomon brand
Natural or No. 1
Tomato Tall
Pancake
FLOURS
SUZANNA
22-lb. pkg. 15c
SPERRY'S
3-lb. pkg. 32c
Not too thick,
Just right
BuffermiSk
Quart
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Peanut Butter XI
Orange Jelly
No. 2Vi
jar
Dry Oatmeal
and 8-oz.
83,4-oz pkg. j I Cereal pkg.
We reserve the right lo limit quantities
C. &S
brand
Sno-White Salt, p'm or iodized pkg. 7
Raisins, Cenvalo 2 lbs. 21c
Grapefruit, Glonairo No. 2 can 2?c
Sandwich Bags, Woodland pkg. 50 10c
Baked Beans, Donnison ISJ-i-oz-.can 13c
Turkey & Noodles, Lynden 16-oz. jar 25c
Green Beans, Fr'sTvi No. 2 can 20c
Standard Peas, Gardenside No. 2can 11c
Cream Corn, Co!S7,!km No-. 2 can 15c
Sauerkraut, Highway No. 2'2 can 14c
Soup Mixes, Betty Crocker 3 pkgs. 25c
Rolled Oats, Morning Glory 20-oz. 12c
AlbersOats, o'V"" 3-lb. pkg. 28c
is-
-aftway mcalsare guaranteed good cat in.
Fa ar urgtntly
needed. Re-uie
meat drippings.
Save and turn in
your waste fats.
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Cifr' v Toi,et Soap Marvelous new .
ar rX1 uc)s discovery
. iiiAA5! Bath A Ac - ft9e
1 ,i,,9 Size bar B 1
, Town House tl
Grcsnefruit Juice v iffi
ib.4u
W 1
c 1
Grade A
large Air
lerdoz.
Baby Foods
Gffrber's brand
15c
per doz.
dium
per doz.
Cigarettes
medium ALf
tot
A large selection
of popular brands
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Visit your Safeway Produce Section this week, and stock
up with your family's favorite fruits and vegetables.
firm, ripe and sweet
a delicious dessert, Ib.
PURE PORK SAUSAGE firJtTfc39e
Fresh Fowl
'A' dressed
Link Sausage
Pure Pork
Anchovies
8-oz. jar
Nat's Prawns
Pickled Urgo iir 1.19
Meat features or Friday and Saturday
Fresh Halibut
Firm slices
rresh Halibut
Med. siie, by the pc. Ib. 35c
Crab Meat
Fresh no shells, i Ib. 49c
Fresh Oysters
Medium uo pint 45c
POTATOES
Asparagus, all-green 19c lb.
Spring Beets, local crop , 520 lb.
Dry Onions, yellow 6c lb.
Spinach, local spring crop 712clb.
Carrots, no tops to pay lor 7 '2 c lb.
Turnips, local crop, bunch....:.712clb.
Juicy Lemons, thin skins 5 lbs. 57c
NEW SH AFTER
U. S. I's, "A" size
0 lbs
39C
Crispy, fresh.
LETTUCE
9 to 15 or. , Qft
heads each
reduce features for Friday and Saturday ) r.Of