ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1946'.
FIVE
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P. O. Repairs Slated
Redocoratlon and minor repairs
are scheduled for the Roseburg
post olllce building by the Public
buildings Administration, Post
master L. L. Wimberly said to
day. The work will Include painting
the interior, floor repair and
sanding and repairs to the iron
rail inclosing the rear driveways.
Specifications regarding the
work may be secured by prospec
tive bidders from the postmaster's
office, Wimherly said.
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giving weekly service.
For regular pick-up and delivery of
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Schools to Stress
National Topics in
Education Week
General theme for the 26th an
nual observance of American
Education week, which is being
held this year November 10 to
16, will be "Education lor the
Atomic Age, Superintendent of
Schools Paul S. Elliott, said Tues
day. Although no special observ
ances are scheduled in the Rose
burg schools, Elliott said, the
schools will stress the national
topics during this week's assem
bly programs and on the two
school radio programs.
These topics are: Practicing
Brotherhood, Building World Se
curity, Facing New Tasks, De
veloping Better Communities,
Strengthening Home Life, Invest
ing in Education, and Promoting
Health and Safety.
Also In line with the week's
program, Elliott said, the Indian
theater, through cooperation of
Manager Don Radabaugh, will
run a short film on the American
Education Week themes.
American Education Week is
sponsored by the National Educa
tion Association, the American
Legion, and the U. S. Office of
Education, and the National Con
gress of Parents and Teachers.
There has never been a time in
history, education leaders say,
when the need for education has
been "so evident" as it is today.
Atomic discovery has marked a
turning point in human affairs.
Elliott invited all citizens, par
ticularly parents, to visit the city
schools this week, In order to aid
in understanding how today's
youth may be prepared for their
Impending responsibilities.
The work of the schools is
being being brought to the pub
lic's attention throughout the
Unitel States in schools, churches,
and public meetings during this
week, with open discussions on
education's task.
Officers Elected
By Kiwanls Club
Election of officers was held
yesterday at the Roseburg Ki
wanis Club's weekly luncheon
meeting. A. G. Henninger, sole
nominee for the 1947 presidency,
will replace Louis J. Fullerton,
who will hold over on the new
board of directors.
The vice presidency wa filled
by M. M. Nelson in yesterday's
annual elections, and C. M. How
ard was elected treasurer. Newly
elected directors are James L.
Siattery, Dr. Louis A. Dflllard. the
Rev. W. A. MacArthur, David J.
McCarroll. Ralph L. Ohman, Earl
C. Plummer, and Eugene A.
Springer.
The latter part of the meeting
was given over to a resume of
the final Roseburg-Medford dis
trict playoff arranppmn ntt by
Broadcaster
PmhtiM ltiia!.
HORIZONTAL
1,4 Pictured
radio
personality
10 He broadcasts
on the
waves
13 Scottish
sheepfold
14 Papal capes
15 Fish
18 Girl's name
18 Liquid
measure
19 Jar
20 African fly
22 Inferior
24 Either
25 While
26 Stuff
29 High cards
33 Tier
34 Be indebted
35 Poems
37 Brain passage
38 Toward
40 Article
41 Type of rifle
45 Oriental
guitars
49 At all times
50 Comfort
53 Russian city
54 River island
55 Father
57 Compass point
58 Roads (ab.)
59 Fleet
60 Turf
VERTICAL
1 Waste
allowance
2 Lampreys
3 Remove
4Kol dialect
5 Impel
6 Capuchin
monkey
7 Sick
8 Diminutive of
Eleanor 27 Stick
9 Guineas (ab.) 28 Fear
lots SICK
1 1 Unoccupied
12 Erect
17 Minute
particle
19 Bones
21 Senior (ab.)
23 Babylonian
deity
26 Blood money 42 Eager
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r3a:o:o PAUL 5teff
I 1
U 'JJ M 1 It
43 Soaks flax
44 Darling
30 Folding bed 45 Dispatch
31 Female sheep 48 War god
32 Indian weight 47 Nevada city
36 Heavenly body 48 Winter vehicle
37 Preposition 51 Limb
39 Onward 52 Ocean .
40 Sloth 55 Parent '
41 Machine part 56 Symbol for
tantalum
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5 fys j-j
15 if y !T"pH
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Aching Tooth Sends
Prisoner on Rampage
BAKER. Ore., Nov. 13.---P
Sheriff Fred Spence told today
of how a county prisoner's tooth
ache caused more excitement in
tqwn than anything happening
here in weeks.
The sheriff said 19-ycar-old
Wesley Davis at first failed to get
sympathy when he moaned of his
pains. He set fire to paper in his
cell, hlch brought the volunteer
firemen on the run. Davis asked
them if there was a dentist in
the crowd.
That finally persuaded the sher
iff, who took his young prisoner
to n riontist's offtoo. After the
tooth was treated, Davis behaved
appreciatively until they ap
proached the Jail. Then while the
sheriff turned briefly to greet a
frl"nrl. Pavl riiganpenred, still
wearing his handcuffs.
After several hours' search he
was recaptured and returned to
his cell. He Is held on an automo
bile theft ehanre.
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John Newby, assistant high
school coach.
He stated that Medford, as
well as numerous other teams of
the state, have "flatly refused" to
play on the Roseburg field be
cause of its "quagmire condition,
in spite of the turf finish.
Newby, who appeared with
Johnny Ulrich and Ed Harvey,
backfielders of the local eleven,
said the only remedy for the con
dition, which "no doubt staves off
future playoffs on the local field,"
is the development of a practice
turfed field.
He said the local playing field
Is used by four different teams,
the Roseburg High Indians.
Sophomore Warriors, Junior High
Papooses, and the Knseburg
Chiefs, as well as for daily prac
tice sessions. It results in a "very
poorly condi'ioned" field.
Women Voters League
Speaker Dated Here
A representative of the Oregon
League of Women Voters. Dr.
Edna Landros. Portland, will
speak and give interviews to all
interested women voters Thurs
day, November 11, from 2 to 5
o'clock in the lobby of the Ump
qua Hotel.
Chairman of nrtranlfltian of
the Oregon League, which is af
filiated with the National League
of Women Voters, Dr. Landros
will outline the organization's
purposes and functions to poten
tial members fov ihe establish
ment of a provisional league in
Roseburg. All women voters are
urged to attend the meeting.
City Slashes lob Hours
PORTLAND, Nov. 13. -i.T)
The work week, of all city em-1
ployes here except police, firemen
and others on emergency serv
ices will be cut to 40 hours.
Employes now work 44 hours
and are paid for 4S. The ordin
ance which the council has or
dered prepared, is to be effective
.Innunrv 1.
ROirURt3. ORF.
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YES, WE HAVE NO BANANAS."
As a matter of fact, we haven't as muck I the way of mer
chandise as you would customarily find la or stock.
Sure, we could have had a (tore full of a great many items, but
frankly they were not the type, the quality, or price which you
would expect to find here.
We have done without so many things for such a long time ttist
we believe you, as well as ourselves, will be much better off by
waiting just a little while longer.
DISAPPOINTED? ,
That is not half as bai as beinq disillusioned and dissatisfied.
When nationally advertised and acceptable products of
recognized value are available, we will have our share, and
we hope enough to serve our friends and customers who
will be guided by this advice and wait for the things ivhich
will give ui all a feling of great satisfaction.
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lone, each one tailored to local
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