Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, October 21, 1946, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURS RSW5-REVTEW, ROSEBtjftG, OREGON. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2T, THE.' Auto Kills Pedestrian PORTLAND, Orr. 21. UP) Kldon Glenn, 22, died in a hospi tal here last night several hours after being struck by a car. A woman walking with him suffer ed lesser injuries. Glenn's death brought Port land's traffic toll this year to 39. Reservists to Meet An Important meeting of Ump- qua cnapier oi rteserve umcers has been announced by the presi dent, Leo Young, for Tuesday evening, October 22, at 8 o'clock in the council room of the City nan. am reserve onicers are re- quested to he present Many miles of service can be lost by Improper wheel alignment. STEPHENS AUTO CO. uses BEAR frame, wheel and axle equipment, to adjust your wheels to give maximum tire wear. GENERAL REPAIRS TOW CAR 8ERVICE 323 N. Main St phono 352 DON'T MOVE! 'til you see FLEGEL Treat Your Furniture to the Best , Move by Luxury Liner PACKING CRATING STORAGE FLEGEL Transfer & Storage E. Third St. Phone 47 Papooses Score 33-0 Victory Over Springfield Frosh Opening their 1946 grid season with mid-season form, the Rose burg Junior High Papooses swamped the Springfield Miller "Frosh" 33-0 at Finlay Field Sat urday afternoon. Following suit of their Senior High scoring Indians, H. H. "Hoer Turner's juniors even resorted to the third-string reserves as the visiting Springfield eleven failed to cleat up the rain-soaked turf for a major threat toward the locals' goal line. The Papooses scored three touchdowns in the first half and eased up with a line-up of re serves in the last half to score two. Power-driving Spud Rod gers, following a series of center line plunges trom the Springfield 40-yard line, drove through cen ter the remaining two-yards and Parr made the conversion good on a repeated power plunge. In the second quarter, Mat thews took a reverse from Parr and drove to the extreme left end zone to score standing up. Bone brake's intercepting of a Miller pass at their 47-markcr and dash ing in and out brought touch down number three as the half ended, Roseburg leading 190. Rodgers, off the Papooses' T formation, opened the second half in driving to his opposing 45 and Bonebrake over off right tackle to twist and swivel to an open field and the end zone. Rodger s drive through the Springfield pivot spot was good for the extra point. Three Springfield plays later Rodgers repeated a previous per formance by receiving opponent Newson's punt at his own 45 and galloping 55 yards to paydirt. The conversion run was good. Standout for the visiting Springfield freshmen was New son, halfback, who performed all the punting to put Springfield out of immediate danger, attempted numerous passes, and did the major part of the ball toting. Papoose touchdown scoring was done by Rodgers, Matthews and Bonebrake, with successful con versions run by Parr and Rodgers. With Dale Blanck and Frankie Webber Coach Turner's only re turning 1945 gridsters, the entire Papoose squad saw action in the pouring rain contest Saturday. Next Weekend the locals travel to Medford to meet the strong junior Tigers and face Grants Pass juniors here October 31. Lineups: Springfield: rounsein nete, Lour. Olson. Kanopnskl. Morgan. Packard. Springfield Eru-kaon. Hu-kt-y. HullUler, King. Gllmore. Toulerton. Bread, Flour Controls Slated for Discard (Continued from Page One) ment specifically, however, on a pending General Motors request for an additional price boost similar to that granted the Ford Motor Compan-' some weeks ago unuer terms oi a narasnip pro vision oi tne new ufA aci. The Ford increase amounted to about six per cent and was in ad dition to the general hikes grant ed to offset higher wage and ma terial costs and to restore nor mal profit margins to dealers. Controls Will Hold OPA has refused to say exactly now mucn oi a doosi um has asked, although the figure of $100 a car has been mentioned by company executives at Detroit. Officials have stressed that au tomobiles, alon? with building materials and other similarly scarce items, are to be exempt from the administration's No vember 1 goal of getting rid of most price controls. WANTED WAITRESSES Full or part time ANN'S FOUNTAIN LUNCH U. S.-Occupied Area Target of Nazi Bombs (Continued from Page One) Tt(Hiburif She) mi. n Hln nc k Old field Curl so ii Parr Weber Sumner Uuduem ICupt. Bonebrake MntthcwK Tn-nt .. L E... ..IT.. ...LO... ... c .... .. R O... . It T .. . K E .. B ... L JI Kbliert FuMerlnn Rickey .... Blackly MnrtlitHon Bllke Reynolds Newrtun ... Murlln ItnrrliiKton KH rve: Roneburi Scnffold. Kirlk HriK, Paterson. Ellin, Hennlntfcr, Lea, tii-mru. itiuy, i.nws, wtfir. iirtyieN, Miir- THEY'RE HERE! V Pro-Fa Kim ratrl LOG CABINS 12 ft. x 20 ft pi $579.70 (Plus approx. $35.00 freight) Ideal for lake cottage or as a solution to the critical housing shortage This cabin comes complete with roofing, one partition, a floor, six windows, and a door. Also all necessary hardware for assembling. Complete erec tion instructions furnished with print and sketch for easy assembly. Materials used in cabin: Flooring I" x 4" tongue & groove No. 2 pine. Roof Hexagon compisition shingles. Siding No. 1 Norway knotty pine. 116 S. Stephens Phone 97 with the fact that an American party was molested at all in this city where there is free traverse between the occupation sectors." Flory, 28, was a civilian execu tive in the AMG. He was killed Sunday when he failed to follow orders to proceed to Russian headquarters after a Russian major and a military policeman naa naiiea mm and nis compan ions two American women and a German chauffeur-ron a picture-taking jeep ride. Flory was struck in the back by a bullet as a policeman fired at his speeding jeep, the CID agents said. The women were not injured. American Army officials, inves tigating the triple bombings in the Stuttgart area Saturday, dis closed today that "about 10" Ger man arms caches were seized over the weekend In widespread searches in Southern Germany. The officials said, however, the seizures were not connected with the Stuttgart bombings. WANTED DISHWASHER No Sunday Work Morning Shifr NORTHSIDE CAFE WANTED Men to work on donkey, winter show on Boomer Hill, 3 miles north of Myrtle Creek, also man to run cat for few weeks then work on donkey. See at Oakland evening or at Boomer Hill during day. W, J. Hebard & Son, Oakland. Oregon. WANTED Walnut pickers, pay gooj price. Phone 34-F-22. M. T. Cannon. LUZ1EB S COSMETICS Distributor for Roseburg. We train selectee. Informa tion 203-A Broadway Bldg., Portland, Oregon. WANTED Experlencea auto mechanic. Top hourly wages. Corkrum Motors Inc., Be Soto, Plymouth, 114 N. Rose. Phone 408. WANTED Reliable woman to care for baby. Call B77-J or 914 S. Main St. LIVESTOCK FOH SALE OH TRADE for what have ymi. n-year imy coil, gentle, has been ridden. O. Tripp, Gazlcy Rt., Myrtle WANTED All kinds of livestock. AndJ ncmpeniuii, i mues e. oi suineriln or nhnne Onkland. 2H-F-24, FOR SALE Team, wagon, hnrncss, good uumi. utirifiMii. v-iyue tieiiuerson, ity FOR SAI.E-CJentle riding horse, fine Jin viiuuren. dailies Lunn, Melrose Ml. Phone RO-F-4. REGISTERED" Hereford bull with pa pers, 3 years old. Inquire 137U Ump- FOR SALE 2 milk cows, Guernsey and very rcuaunuuic. Tom Jderger, WANT TO BUY -Cow or fresh heifer. Wilbur Williams. Sutherlin, Oregon. FOR SALE One milk cow. Emmltt neii-nor. liner. Oregon. HELP WANTED WANTED LICENSED PLUMBER Steady Work COEN LUMBER CO. WANTED First Class Mechanics ROSE MOTOR CO. Phone 66 WANTED BUS BOY Make applications to HOTEL UMPQUA By Ocfoberjst STATE DiSTHlUUTOR nmntlng exclu sive cohtrmls on territory lor c.tp.ible men to represent eumptetc line of nationally advertised garage, service station and ar-eessory store merchan dise. $1,100 for merchandise required to secure territorial rights and fran chise. Reply giving full qualifications and telephone number. Box U834. News-Review..- Looking for extra cash? You'll find It at our convenient office Loans $30, $100, $250 or more. No delay. Fast, friendly service. Small monthly payments. Just phone us! We'll ar range everything, and your cash will be wait iiir for ygu when you come In I CALKINS FINANCE CO. ZT6 Doug Co. St. Bk Bldg S-W LfC. M-J37 Phon 4l RoM. Helllwell. Mgr. INSTRUCTION MEN TO LEARN DIESEL New uses open huge field In industrial and farming communities. Reliable, me chanically inclined men with fair education preferred. Training starts at home, will not interfere with your job. If you feel qualified, write for free facts. Utilities Diesel Training, Box 2845. News-Review. NOTICE CUS PACK 304 will hold regular pack uiceiiiiK i uesa'iy evening at Methodist Church. All parents invited. Eats for evervone DOGS FOR SALE Shepherd puppies from good stuck, itadoro Inda. Rt. 1, Box Oakland Oregon, Phone 40-F-13. WANTED A male Pomeranian puppy before Christmas. Write Eugene Car penter, uiuuie, uregun. DALMATION puppies icoach dogs, for sale. Contact Mable G, Morey. Myrtle ureeK. COCKER PUPS, registered, "Traders." JaclMt Kennels. Phorm 7.1B-J. LOST FOUND LOST Forest green cruiser Jacket, size 4B. On Division Street or vicinity. In Myrtle Creek. Return to George R. Aker. Sr. LOST Black Pekingese dog with white feet, answers to name "Shek." Phone l-F-2 or write P.O. 1178. FOUND Pair of rimless glaases on cor ner of Lar.e and Parrott St FUEL SAWDUST lfl" MILL WOOD Prompt Delivery DENN-CERRBTSEN CO. WOOD Old growth fir green ilabwoof from Battery Separator Mill. Immedi ate Delivery. Roy Denny Wood Co. 5.12 N. Pine. Phnn ilft-J MILLWOOD, 16" peeler core wood prompt delivery. Red Diamond Fu uiiunc M. suinernn. STANDARD neaung oils, prompt coui RmMh Fnd Fnl On HAY. CRAIN. FEED FOR SALE Clean mixed vetch seed. tiff oveC crop or huv' 4 cent. A. G. Webbor, Sutherlin. Oregon. RENTALS FOR HIKE D 8 Caterpillar tractors and j-h".,- nu lypes oi roaa OUIIding, land leveling clearing and excavating Contract or hourly basis. Call 18-H-3 Or Write Lee MnHAnun di i d -,-r Roseburg. Oregon. ' ' ' FOR LEASE Footage on Hwy. for murtiet, any small business or warehouse. If Interested contact 330 rRUCKS FOR REN1 You drive. JMovj yourself, save i.alf. Nicholson's Tiuck Rental Service, 740 S. Stephens. y hone otf. FOR RENT Parking fcpace In city cen ter by day. month or week, i.i main business sectlon. Phone 350. OFFICE SPACE for rent at Wally'i (irrwory nn mgnv.v nurtu FOR RENT Sleeping room for 2 men. 546 S. Mill St. WANTED Reliable young couple wltn no children to share home with us. Room and board. $U0 mo. Sawmill Job right ntar. G. Sabala, Umpqua. Ore. tGh.. - J Deep Well Water Sgsisa k-s 0. LAST WORD Lm r7 MO KOVINO FABTS IN TK WWtH Lnw muBlm bnU,-bs assi iM ItBkIBB III. rAOiriO 1b Not ssm W ! mmmj isvsm w.U is hsjwi, bbbwbXb, ta. Cmptati B.i.l..a tsUy sst L Ds4tos MORE i JUkssab. ntm kUsi.la ss) L W. METZGER CO. ANOTHER - "Another new frock!" "NO! It's just one of last year's just back from a trip to New Method. I send all of my clothes there regularly and they stay newer and fresh er LONGER!" Mercury NEW METHOD CLEANERS Across from Courthouse 3-day service if desired Satisfaction Guaranteed! DAIRY HERD AND ALL EQUIPMENT Consisting of 3 registered Avre- shire cows coming with second calf, one registered bull, 1 reg istered Jersey and 5-month-old calf Stewart stock, 3 purebred Jerseys, Bronebrake stock, 4 good grade cows, 1 3-month-old heifer calf, enough No. 1 baled alfalfa hay to winter all, ap proximately 20 ton. New Surge two-unit mllkine machine com- plete. Surge electric hot water neater and tubs, also new cool er, all for $3imu.0O eomnlele Harry Ilagan, Box 145A, Mel rose. roil SALE OR THArjE for a innri Bcnilfl cnw. X norse nnd saddle, senile fur rhlldrpn. 11 Sunders. Melrose jj " '"7 fa These surprising values are SSV',,'! I ' r OUR STOCK srnTVHts'oiVer? jMw . one who is haunted by the 7 oAvV a& . cCV K . , ,..., CJ high cost of living. Our . rfW8 Tk. & & SKTSr low. low prices east a spen f tttggU, Ml ..-i. i- j . of economy over vour buv- ftA . -vi VAtie .ral : dependability are given space on our SAVE MONEY FOR YOU kffe; j6 ,'.rVt ce " 1 1 heUcs. 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