Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, February 13, 1947, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLeave for Lot Angeles Art Pearson left yesterday for Los Vingeles, following a week's stay Vn Roseburg attending to business and visiting his two brothers, E. A. and L. V. Pearson. The Ideal Valentine Gifts! PARKER "51" Magic-Wand Desk St Gibbons Leather Brief Cases Robinson's Reminders and Bill Folds PHILLIPS OFFICE SUPPLY 124 So. Jackson St. Phone 849 BASKETBALL RAINBOW GRILLE (Douglas County Champions) VS. REEDSPORT LEGION ICoos Bay Champions) SENIOR HI GYM Sunday, Feb. 16th, 2:30 P. M. Now Through Saturday Taylor Is Back and Terrific! LOVE has the quality of blindness . . . . so has HAW. STARTS - . . i TZw?my irAlL TOGETHER 1 : aw- . JTlaW -rt r. I "IM iinniinj 7. I, A SPECIAL!! Starting Tuesday 4 Days f Wnt l ' Iff- " A rr 't j BARTON MacLANE tej?. Back From Medford Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Merman of Velma's Beauty Shop have returned to Roseburg, following a few days In Medford. where they attended a demonstration of new equipment. SUNDAY n r- U I I fin j " Murderl Jailbrtakl Figbftl ... MtkIttJi avritMMMtf a sr. ?Aul stalks king of aim I t iMk HrrtJ . rwrrv A I V i . I I a T-TT ROSEBURG NEWS.REVIEW, ROSEfiURff,' ffRE&Oft, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1947 ILLJJ . -LI- LiJ - - J -ILL - I JIIUI II Hl'l ' L, , U 1 -U--11. jaiwa-UUgiJ i. J Local News Reported III Mrs. O. R. Hess is leported to be 111 at her home in Laurelaood. Attending to Business Fred Lockwood nf lxH-kwoort Motors in Roseburg left yesterday for Klamath Falls on business.. D. of U. V. to Meet Florence Nightingale Tent No. 15, Daught ers of Union Veterans of the Civil War w ill meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the K. of P. hall. H. E. C. to Meet Riverside Grange Home Economics Club will meet Friday at a 12:30 pot luck luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. G. Cloake. Leave for South Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Busenbaik of East Oak street left Wednesday for southern California and Phoenix, Ariz., on a month's vacation. : Return to Cottage Grove Mrs. I F. D. Hollister has returned to her home In Cottage Grove, fol , lowing a short visit In Melrose with her parents. Judge and Mrs. , D. N. Busenbark. Will Undergo Operation Earl Hill of Roseburg is a patient at Mercy hospital, preparing for a major operation. His brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Saucerman, have returned to their home in Portland, following a trip to Roseburg to visit him. Bingo Party To Be Held The South Deer Creek Grange has in vited the public and all Grangers to attend a bingo party at the hall Saturday night, February 15, at 9 o'clock. A short business ses sion will be held at 8 o'clock. Fol lowing the social evening, re freshments will be served. Returning Today Mrs. Fred Lorkwood, Mrs. Fred Schwartz and Mrs. A. G. Henninger are re turning to their homes in Rose burg today, following a couple of days in Eugene vLsiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Lockwood is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Haipster of Eugene, former resi dents of Roseburg. Leave For South Mrs. Jack Bathrick and small son. Jack, Jr., and Mrs. M. F. Middleburg of Roseburg left today for Medford to take the plane for Los Angeles to visit a monlh or so with Mrs. Bathrick's mother-in-law, Mrs. J. E. Hill, formerly Kdith Bathrick of Roseburg. Mrs. Hill expects to accompany Mi's. Hathrick and Mrs. Middleburg back to Rose burg, after she dispose of busi ness interests. Mr. Hill died two weeks ago, following a short ill ness. JEE NOW! HASH! DAOWOOO HAS A NIW OSS I COMING SUNDAY Also Playing Samuel Goldwyn's "WOMAN CHASES MAN" with Joel McCre Miriam Hopkins XfT"3-3, L I PLUS Back From Wedding Trip f- Mr. and Mrs. James Shew have relumed from their wedding trip to tteno, Nev., and are now at home to friends at Oakland, Ore. Mrs. Shew, the former Ann Truitt, is an employee of Velma's Beauty Shop. Tragedy Victim's Body Sent to Lincoln, Neb. The bodv of Martha Adallne Lillie, 4S. who met death In an automobile collision 2 miles south of Roseburg on the Pacific Highway eaily last Sunday has been sent to Lincoln, Neb., for funeral services and interment. The remains are being escorted bv her husband. Arnold Lillle. and a daughter-in-law, Martha A. hggeling. Mr. Lillie. who was with his wife at the time of the accident, was released from Mercy hospital Wednesday. They will reach Lin coln Feb. 15. Koeer Card. Myrtle Creek, driv er of the other car Involved in the collision, is reported still in a critical condition at Mercy hos pital. Budget Slash Proposal Resists Military Plea (Continued from Paie One) amount for each." Maenuson told a rcDorter that permitting taxpayers to cut $200 from taxes would be part of his bill intended to simplify filing and calculation of income taxes. His Dronosal. he said, will base the tax on the gross net Income of each taxDayer, allowing as the only deductions $500 for each de pendent and any hospital and doc tor bills. He sa'.d he had not finally de cided upon the exact amount of tax to propose In each income bracket as he was awaiting data from the Treasury Department to determine how much revenue his plan would raise. The senator said he believed he would fix at two percent for amounts from $2,400 to $3,600; five per cent from $3,600 to $4,- 800: 10 per cent from $4,800 to $5,600- 20 per cent from $5,600 to $9,000: 25 Der cent from $9,000 to $12,000; 30 per cent from $12,000 to $20,00; 33 per cent from $20,000 to $50,000 and 60 per cent on all income over $50,000. rt-an, rhplGtmne I Tnf-ln Cam takes on 300,000 extra postal em- ploves. DOUGLAS CORNED BEEF You'll UAL4C R,9u,or ham. 1on, fully cured., lb PICNIC HAMS Mild-cured and taitf, lb ALL STEAKS (Except T-Bone), lb. . BEEF LIVER Young and tender, lb. ... J 38C SYRUP Visit our Shelves . . . Several Varieties! BLACK PEPPER I -pound Packages and Smaller . Libby's & Swift's Tomato Jce., 46-oz. can 19c Cookies and Candy .. . A Large New Shipment Phone Us Your Order (We deliver COD on quantity orders) 230 N. Jackson WEST SIDE Wml0 GROCERY Jgmm Plan Crash Near Tiller Kills Four, Injures Two f Continued front Pag One) power poles. The plane indicated It was flying at 5,000 ty-et, according to Hie CAA operator here. Mount Rlclster rises lo' 4,?00 feet at its prak. The plane crashed into the sWe of Diamorsi rock, a high eltwap ion on the southwest slope of, thie mountain. A rrsctie party was led to the olars? ' WTeckage", yesterday by Rannf MUlon Andrews of the Cow Creek district, Umpqua Na tional Forest. Other Forest Serv ice men in the party Included Le Roy Iowel, scaler stationed at Divide Guard Station, and Bruce Ferguson, Bob tlarris and Nor man Krantz. The two survivors of the plane were brought to Divide Guard Station, on the Tiller-Trail High way, while en route to Medford. Forest Service officials in Rose burg were informed of their res cue last night by telephone from Divide Guard Station. Also participating in rescue ef forts were Sgt. Paul Morgan and Fred Peary, both of the stale po lice at Roseburg. jobless Pay Hike Plan Fought at Legislature (Continued from Page One) good Jobs. "The thing that hurts employ ers," Cellars said, "is thnt when thev need people to work, they can't get workers because they would rather loaf on unemploy ment compensation. No increase is justified. We are Dast the peak of high prices. This proposal NOTICE There will be a meeting el School Boards of Douglas Co. at the Circuit Court Room Saturday. Feb. 22. at 1:30 P. M. Try to be there. MARKET 30C enjoy this, lb. and wonder. Phone 350 amounts to a 170 per rent In crease in benefits." 'Chiseling' Denied The labor representatives hot ly denied there are many "chis lers" among workers, Stanley Earl, CIO representative, assert ing "99.9 per cent of the workers would rather work than draw unemployment benefits." Earl and James T. Marr. state AFL president, said the incrra.- is net-ded because of higher liv lr. casts, declaring a tamlly could not survive on present benefits. . Both employers ana labor agreed the proposed change would have little effect on the unemployment commission's $70,000,000 trust fund. Representatives of grocers and small retailers opposed the labor-sponsored bill to bring em ployers of one or more persons under the act. which now covers employers of four or more. They said it would mean added ex pense for them, while labor claimed that every worker has a right to be covered. ' Husband Fined. Wile Held A fine of $20 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct was Im posed on Roy E. Miller, Roseburg, by City Recorder Geddes today. His wife, Norah E. Miller, was lodged In the county Jail Wednes day on like charges. She will be arraigned before Geddes today. The couple was arrested at a local hotel. David Trump. 42, was to he nr- California Sardines In tomato sauce, 4 l t. No. 1 tin 1VC Jewel Salad Oil Pure Vegetable, Quart ................ 89C Rose) Bowl Asparagus AN Green Cut, tf A a No. 2 tin 191 Green or Black Tree Tea 49C 'j-lb. Pkg. Fresh Columbia River Smelt 19C Lb. Short Ribs Beef Swift's Craded Steers Lb 29C Beef Roast Cut from the Finest . . . Lb 39S Polish Sausage Rings Lb , -4Se Salt Pork Just Right for Seasoning Lb 39C Swift's Sliced Bacon 63C Lb., Swift's Sugar-Cured Picnic Ham Shoulders, Lb 45C Salmon Halibut Sliced, Lb 52C Strictly Fresh I Oysters 65C Pint Swift's Premium Skinned HAMS Half or Whole, Lb . 63C CXQLB raigned In the city court today on a charge of ilnuikennesM. TIMBER SAWMILLS 3 BKOTHFHS want Ion, good falling and bucking contract with family liv ing quarter, available. Haul Egbert, Fort Seward. Calif. WANTKD Cat lugger to .kid approx. ;ux) M ft. 2nd growth, lnuulra Carter l.br Co.. ll mile. e. Ueady tiding. Fhune Eugena 17M-W, Saturday and Sunday toft SALE Comptet. American aaw mill vrlth CaM niotor In perfect con ditton. Prtra 14 Sou. Viyntar Broa, MTTtl. f.w. Orcein 2 SMASH WESTERNS AUAN UNt-BOBBY HAKE j v Companion Picture flllf.uv yiifH.l!I'USSK"WWn EGGS Crade AA Large, GERBERS BABY FOOD gT, 20c SODA CRACKERS Tasty Maid, 2-lb. box 35C LARGE WHITE BEANS Mb. c.o 37c POPCORN Popswell, large yellow, lO-oi. con ISC PURE CIDER VINEGAR ci,,, 49s PEAS Green Clant. No. 2 tin 19& GINGER BREAD MIX 23c BAKING SODA a. . h.. Lb. rw. 3 ...... 25c SALAD DRESSING 1. ...29c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 2SC WAX PAPER 125-ft. roll 19C CLOROX Vs-gollon ug 23 C BEANS Red Kidney Joan of Are t r No. 300 tin X 3 Ik- Columbia River Salmon Solid Pock, 4 A No. Vi tin 31 H-0 OATS e0. 2-lb. Pkg AO Ik- Hungry Jock Pancake Flour 79C 9 810 lb. bog Local Italian Prunes 1 A 2-lb. cello J "ft T ITillliMEfl AT DEER "IT S THE SAVING ON THREE SAWltlLi.. planing mill, woodworking id uljwwud nta.'Mnr. Taliriiau Machinery Company, 2U57 15th Ave. W.. Seattla 9. Wll. ti TIMBER FOR SALE. Phona 93-1. i'iiiiik-i.i II IJ "rliTl STARTING SATURDAY 49C doien Cabbage New, solid heads. Lb 5C Boiler Onions io ibs. 33C Newtown Apples fKT- 27C Parsnips Local, 2 lbs. . 15C Bulk Carrots Local, 4 Ibs. 19C Green Onions and Radishes 15C 2 bunches CREEK BRIDGE EVERY ITEM THAT COUNTS"