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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1947 Rosebarfficu Review fblihe4 Daily letpt Sanda? by tha NLW B-BKVIKW COMPAN Y. INC. Entered a acond claaa matter Mar T. JMO, at the poatofflc at Koaeburg. oreron, unacr act 01 warcn a. lovd. CHARLES V. STANTON IDITOt CD WIN L- KNAPP. HANAGLH Mamber of tha Associated Pre, Ore gon Newspaper Fubiiahera Association, ine auqu Bureau ui uirtuuiiions. " RapTeaented'by WEST-HOUJOaVTo", INC., offices in New York. Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Port land. SL Louis. By Mall Per Year Six Months Three Months Per yer. by Per month, by uouf iss uui ot County County as.aa bt.uu a 3.75 l'.7S 2 00 ......... S7.50 75 Per year, by city carrier. city carrier. The Weather ; U. S. Weilher Bureau Office Roseburg, Oregon Forecast for Roteburg and vi cinity: Occasional light rain to night and Saturday. Highest temp, for any March 83 Lowest temp, for any March 18 Highest temn. yesterday 68 Lowest temp, last night 42 Precipitation yesterday 0 Precipitation from March 1 ....2.01 Deficit from March 1 16 Deficit from Sept. 1 80 DANGER TO COAST LAKES ; In the Day's News 'Continued trora page It governor, but died before he could formally assume the office. In the game election, Thompson was Chosen lieutenant governor. 1 Tal madge, In a spectacular move In volving the backing of national guard offlcera and STATE TROOPERS (In the accepted South American manner) took over the governor's office and has held possession of It during the ensuing legal snarl. , In a cryptic statement, he says he considers the PEOPLE the court of last resort and adds that the question will be carried "to he court of last resort." He re fuses to elaborate on that asser tion. ' There the situation rests as this s written. AGAIN it is pertinent to remark that, facing a showdown with Russia, that can conceivably call for every ounce of effort and sac rifice that we possess .tills is no time for childish sqiinhhles over W ho Is governor of Georgia. THIS is the time to make Amer ica STRONG not weak. If we are to be as strong as we shall .red to be to solve the Interna tional problems that are stuing us In the face with growing jmen fee, we can't afford to be alljsplit op Into factions that are ready to ORht each other to the dcah and o hell with the consequences. - China I the shining example (l what that means. ... ; IN the current round of our bat tle of the century with Russia, Molotov contends that SECRET AGREEMENT reached by the "Big Three" at Yalta gave to the Soviet some ten billions in repara tions to be collected from post war German production. Molotov wants II, NOW. Our Secretary of Stale Mar shall, holding that the cost of feeding the Germans should be the first charge against current German production, suggests In Moscow that the lutrr Potsdam agreement (also more or less of a secret so far as the general pub lic Is concerned) should take precedence over Yalta. A British foreign office "spokes man" says thai Britain "shares the U. S. view" that the Big Three I'ntsiiairi agreement super sedes all other major power agreements with regard to Ger man reparation. By CHARLES V. STANTON The State Legislature has a "hot potato" in the matter of weed infestation at Tahkenitch and Siltcoos lakes in western Douglas County. The issue is being tossed around from one agency to another, as the legislature seeks to avoid a large appropriation from the state's general fund to control the weed, an importation from South America. Yet it is gen erally feared that unless prompt action is taken, all of our beautiful coastal lakes will soon be transformed from su perlative recreational areas and scenic attractions to dismal swamps. A number of years ago a Brazilian aquatic weed was intro duced into Tahkenitch lake to provide food and cover for fish. The weed grows in shallow water and forms dense masses. A small piece broken from the parent plant will take root and start new growth. During the past few years there hatt been considerable : logging in Tahkenitch lake. Dragginf logs through the shal- Wrestling Card Premises Plenty Of Torrid Action Professional wrestling fans aren't certain what to expect at the Rosehurg Armory Saturday night, but Matchmaker Don Owen promises a program packed with color and action. Buck Weaver and HeTb Parks will headline the weekly mat show, but considerable Interest is Oeing shown in the semi final be tween Benny Trudell and Dory Dillard. ' Trudell is the French-Canadian lumberiack who defeated Sailor Hogan Imnressivelv here recently. The bewhiskered villain doesn't know exactlv what to exrjeet from Dillard, but expressed confidence wnen ne heard that the matman once held the Big Nine Confer ence championship. "Those col lege punks don't know the score when it comes to grappling and I'll prove it, and fast, Trudell school where chicken sex Is taught The pamphlets are available In Roseburg from both the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and the American Legion Post. LEGAL NOTICE DRIVER EXAMS DATED Drivers license examinations will he given in Rosehurs next Tuesday and Wednesday, March ana , in the city hall between the hours of 10 A. M. and 5 P. M., ana a a. m. and 4 P. M. respectively; said when he signed for the match. Dillard comes from Hammond, low water has spread the noxious weed to every portion of with the personal recommenda the lake. Pieces of the weed have become fastened to boats , "" ,i J,? ijlmnlb- H isn,t 8 .ihdiiie III. IIVHI Ul sor. but may give the big fellow from the north country plenty of trouble. The Weaver-Parks skirmish should be packed with dynamite. Parks, a Canadian, was king of the light-heavyweight field before the war and hasn't been able to get his foot In the throne room door since his return to the states. He will go all out against Weaver in an effort to (regain lost prestige. Weaver, the Kentucky hillbilly wnu possesses one ot ine most un w IK must remember that the Yalta agreement I made by Roosevelt. Churchill and Stalin) was wholly secret. The later Potsdam agreement (Truman, Churchill and Slalini was by no means an open covenant openly arrived at. We arc standing now on the hot spot that nearly always develops out of secret agreement!. That is the gist of the contention of hon est newspii)er people that ALL agreements binding the lives and the property of the PEOPI.E of whole nations should be made oi enly, In the presence of reporters. It ISN'T an unreasonable con tentionalthough, of course, It Is Idealistic. and have been transferred from one lake to another. The weed also has been spread by birds. Tahkenitch lake, with its many indentations and exceed ingly long shore line, is free of weed infestation only in deep water. It is almost impossible at low water stage to operate motors on many sections of the lake. Boats must be rowed for long distances through masses of weeds. Just at present the water level is high enough to clear the weeds, and some good fishing is being had at both Tah kenitch and Siltcoos lakes. But soon the recreational values will be greatly diminished. A plan for chemical control has been proposed. A certain chemical sprinkled on the water shuts out sunlight. Without exposure to sunshine the weed dies. But only a small area can be chemically treated at a time without also destroying aquatic life. Furthermore the cost is extremely high. It is estimated that the first cost would exceed $200,000, and it probably would be necessary to continue control efforts for several years, as it would not be possible to secure a com plcte kill in one treatment. The legislature has in turns tossed the problem to the dame Commission, the Fish Commission, State Land Board, the Highway Commission and other agencies, but all. have tossed it right back to the legislature. Leslie M. Scott, state treasurer, recently headed a delcgai tion appointed by the legislature to make an invostigatiori and report. In a letter to D. B. Boono, Ro.se.burg; the state treasurer savs: i , i . tt Th outlook is gloomy for the future of the lakes. Three remedies appear, each of which seems too costly for practical application:. chemicals, dams to raise the water, and ehan- ' nels to lower the water temporarily for exposure treatment. , Neither method wilt eradicate wholly. The control will have ' to be continuous. Appropriations of money will be need ed to fight the weed by any method. As you know, the legis lature is hard pressed for money. I doubt that an appropria tion for that purpose would be successful now. ' In the meantime the legislature has in committee a bill which woujd appropriate $25,000 to be placed in the hands of the Game Commission, to be used for study of weed con trol methods, for use in matching federal funds if game become available, and authorizing cooperation with any other state agencies in studfes, experimentation or eradica tion efforts. Recognized as only an idle gesture toward a task of most vital importance, the legislature has kept the bill buried in committee. In the meantime-, sports groups, headed by the powerful Multnomah Hunters & Anglers Club, the Oregon Wildlife Federation and the Oregon Division lzaak Walton League of America aro exerting pressure for realization of the necessity for emergency protection from the destruction hovering ominously over some of Oregon's choice beauty spots. eluded donation of $100 to the Douglas County Red Cross drive and election of representatives, with other Southern Oregon chap ters. In a district float for the Klks National Convention In Port land in August. A Dutch lunch was served fnl lowing the business session. EPISCOTAL LEADER DIES Sl.'MMKRVllJ.K. S. C. March 21.-IA1 The Right Hev. James Dewolf Perry, former presiding bishop of the Episcopal chinch In America, died suddenly yesterday. He was 78 years old. Bishop Perry, a resident of PiDVldenee. H. I . fell lead on the stew of a Summerville inn which he uas entering to visit a friend. KRNR Mutual Bresffcattlna yatarf. 4n K Mrvcl Elks Elect New Officers, Donate to Red Cross Rlavnr J. Flora w.., rlcrtM KHlw-d Ruler nf H V. O K. No. f.r the mmlne yT lmt night's Klks IxMlffp sotMnn which wh. Htii-nrttl by morn than rwmhrs. Horn iwcrwh . J. Cillho. (MhT of lirwr rlHf'i 1h iituhl ml who will wkc otfiii at nrf Thursday' rrRuhir htw mwtint! wrre: Harry B. P.nniKrr, rM.in d leading knicht: Mai A vol I i-.tiTrr.rt1 iiyn knltiht; Hnhrrt K. Simmon a, nOwm, lectin in f knicht; Ii B. Rirlrllr. mm -ret wry; Ivan Plrker, trurrt'l Waltrr i'toni, fyUr; A. J Kllnmn. trustee; ". J. Gil bo, alternate ivprrsi'n .a five. t . iJuaim-ba vt the evening in- R1T4IMNO HOI RS TO DAT a Oft- fiitton l.w1a, Jr 4 IV- Millrr, Nahiarn 4 .n - r-r Thc We Sprk 4 4- Buck Rort CiMtra roods. -MtiKtral Interlude 3 IS-Superman KHIr ft ;- Captain Mlrlntchl. WndT CO, !l 4V Tom Mix RnUton Pmtna UO- (.ahriel Heatltr. tartar Piiwlurla. II 15 MtioH-al Interlude 3 Mif and lineal Nfwt, HtHt Motor Co W Hit I'ararlr Af Novflfv Tunf, I"i(Im I'uml and Hardwarr & 4ft Hon for Rvfr)in, Hnaeburf Krfrirrallon Tori tfntn tttfnrmalmn Cuirir T l Vim Nar ll, Jit It h hard Mrna' Sior T.TO Thr (Inn Kill. Mfrn furniture no-. It Uura Ifti It. Mianrfard W Burl Iv, ttii1r furp 8 4A K.uim o ha Vt. rkovf Mul oi on Alha Httrr N'w. Mll" 1-aix 9 IV Mrl Vanlvr a Plriiarlal. 8 W fine riHU. 1 30 Ml Nnchuw, Carafm'i rurnttura 4V- Hnry J Taylor. GmiI Motor. liHm-ruifnn lwia. Jr. ID-t--NiM-turna tf -Ten fUsrty t tub, Laam a, II w bin Off. SATl'RDAY, MAKIN , IMT 7w tiaiifc Hmtnwa, L, A- avap 7:15 rrt and Shine, Sterling Dm Co, 7 30 state and Loral New, Boring Optical - 7..W-The Beehive 7 40 Rhaponclv in Wat Haven of JteM. (iotvt Shtn rare JO Wally'a Waha V'p Time. Wall i r we rv 4 The Momenuilier'B Chab. oiift The Stinafellowii IV Morntnc Melvtte n Telephone Iteqimt. Mtlter i Inc. tnofs Alk Seirvrr Newa. Mi Ira Laba. i 1 Him Brown IO .at Treddie Mj.rtln. 10 4A y Lmlnnin' lino Smphimtt for Youth ll.tn Hny Hobbin' Orrh. 12 i - MuHtcal Inierluiie 12 'tt SrmrU Revtew. I'nltrd Petroleum 12 1V KMihm at Ramirtm 12 4t Mtate and Local New. Hansen Motors 12 45 National New. Doualas Count v Stale Bank 12 M Trrmtnal Market Beport. Kir pil I m Man on the Street. Hennlnger'a Mart 1 ts KrnumiMiUI Rrrenade 1.10 The WMiirnrr,, Roaetnirff (range hupplv 2 "0 Tor Ymir Approval 2 o i ien Hmite .1 t0 Hand (or Himda 3 Hi Jackie Hill Show. 4 W Hawaii t all 4 lit Church of the Nararene 4 4A -Around the County. International New Kvanu. 0O Nrwti 3.15 Proof That ChrlMlan Science I1el, ( hrtvtian Science t tiurch 3 . Bnbhv Norm and His Sinaina hiru-r 3 4 Mtinal Interlude a mt Inlematlonal Quia Steven t.rahain r'amlly Drclrr 7 HO State a-d Ucal Newi, RoaebuTg Motor Ci 7 M Mii.t.-al Interlude 1 s Hfie lo Vein ana. T Mi Red mdrr Hi!. fn alev a w VoM-e of the Arm. a tn l.4reoce Wrlk aim Alka Seltzer Ntwa, Mikn La ha O t Moll llmi,f If M reltma Maurhm. Rrwehurg (hiiditor tftore l" w Trn 7hirt Club, Ukimi i. ll oo nttrn Off LEGAL NOTICI IN THE CIRCUIT COT'RT OF THX STATE OF OREGON TOR DOUGLAS COUNTY HI MMONH A. J. EASTERDAY and FLOYD EASTKRDAY. Plaintilfa, VENA L STEPHENS and CtTRTIS E STEPHENS, wife and liuihind: MIL DRED L. MKYKB and JOHN MEYER wife and husband: OPAL E. SIMON and EUGENE SIMON, wife and hus band: VIOLA V. CHAPMAN and EL BERT W. CHAPMAN. Sr., wife and huband; The Unknown Heir of MARK D. BRIGGS. Deceased: AL ,HD-GLLLCTTI! " LAURA E GILLETTE, husband and wife; A. 8. WALLACE and HANNAH WALLACE, husband and wife; JAMES JELENEK and GLADYS JELENEK. husband and wife: CLAUDE C. PHIIXIPS and VERA JANE PHILLiPS. husband and wife; and Also All Other Persons or Partlea Unknown Claiming any right, title, estate. Iin or intercut In or to 1 . , Propr,y described In com plaint herein. IVrcnHanl. Toi Tn above named defendants: and um" rersoni or rarties Un known Claiming any rlht. title, es tate, lien or Interest in or to the herein rPrty decnbed ia complaint TlHc NAMB Or THE STATE OF --wv-,.,, (vu are nereor required to filed aaainat vou in tha ahnu. i court and cauae. within four i4i weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons and If you fall so to apnear and answer said complaint, for wuWt thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein, a succinct statement of which is as follows. That you and each of you be required to appear and set forth the nature and character nt w verse claim to the following described LEGAL MOTTCTt CITATION IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THI STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY In the Matter of the Guardianship of the Person and Aula of CHARLES FINNEY ROOD, an Insane Person. TO Mrs. A. M Stout. Dewev K Rood. Robert O. Rood. Morris S. Rood, Don ald R. Rood. Charles R. Rood and Katherlne E. LeVasseur, next of kin of Charles Finney Rood, an Insane Person. CRFETINGS: X THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You and each of you are hereby cited and required to appear in ine ,uunty Loun oi ine state oi ' Oregon for Douglas County, in the ! courtroom thereof, within twenty-eight i 28" days from the date of the first publication of this Citation, which date of first publication Is March 14. 1047. then ana there to show cause. If any exists, why an order of sale should not j be made as prayed In the petition of O T. Carter, guardian of the person and estate of Charles Finney Rood. ! said insane person, filed herein, au thorizing and directing said guardian to ell the following described real property belonging to said Charles JJ! ' ,ooa r n purpose of pro viding necessary funds to maintain, support and keep aaid Charles Finney Rood, said Insane person: n,1-" 31 nd .12. Block 2fl. Amended Plat of But her Un, Douglas County. Oregon; Lou 11, 12. 13 and 14. Block 27, Amended Plat of Sutherlln, Doug las County. Oregon: , ku, to 3 inclusive of Block 10 plat "O". Sutherlln Land and Water Company plat, according to the official plat of record anj on . Jn Mthm ottlet of the County Judge of the above entitled court, with JJf above court affixed this D. N. BUSENBAHK. . , , Co"nr Judge. Attest: u ROY AGEE. County Clerk. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING NOTICE HEREBY Is green that April 5. 1M7, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M, In the County Court Room, at the Court House in Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon, has been ftxed as the time and place for hearing objections, if any. to the final account filed by the undersigned In the above entitled court. ; R. L. BUTLEH. Administrator of the Estate of A. L. Butler, ; deceased. 1 GLADIOLUS For Spring Planting Red, White, Blue Pink, Laven der, Yellow. Any color you de sire or assorted. 13 bit; bulbs $1.00, 72 for $5.00 postpaid. C. O. D. 25c additional. Beaverton Bulb Garden! Beaverton, Or. usual holds In the game, might be Elf. K7,rtT "' county, or.- tha mail limln hn.H,i,..l,t ' 'n , .' . . champion today if it had not been ior an upset registered by Billy Weidner over Pete Belcasfro in Klamath Falls last week. Weaver asked for a title tilt aeainst Weidner this week, but the newlv- crowneu titienoider refused. Saturday s program will get un der way at 8:30 P. M.. with Elton Owen as referee for the entire card. Golfers fo Vie For Ladder Positions Mateh play competition for too gou tanner positions will pet un der way at the Country Club to morrow, i nc ladder will Be used to rate players for out-of-town matcnes with other teams. Anv one who has not played in com- neimon tnis year may play on the lander ny entering his name, and may advance un the ladder bv challenging those ahoVe him. ine regular Minrtav morning breakfast for golfers will he serv ed lenm H:. through '12,- Art Pearson announced todav. Present ladder positions: . 1. Ward Cummings, Sr. 2. Skinny Morgan. 3. Ned Davis. s , 4. Bob Kelley. , ' 5. Joe Perrault. . 6. Ernie Pearson. 7. Ralstyn Bridges. 8. Walt Btydges. ... 9. Vern Martin. t, , -, , 10. Pete Pearson. ' 11. Charles Kash. ' i ', mill v.ii-cnut-iu. 13. Bob Collier. . . 7 S 14. tlene McKlroy. 15. Maurice Hallmark, lfi. Bill Courier. 17. Clem Howard. , 1R. John Wowis. 19. Al Henninger. 20. Corge Quine. 21. Ken Wmne. . 22. (n-ne Kent. 23. Jack Saling. 24. Clvde Knight. . 2."n Paul Syron. 2ti. Dr. Aniiot. i '. . 27. Ed Nolte. 28. Marshall Pengra. 2f. Gene Krewson. 30. Fred Sears. 31. Fred Field. . i BMlnntn ! - mI.i ... . "n ' U1 James c. Clark DLC betn Claim No. 51. lt.un.hlp 30 oin. Rfinjr s Wit. WM. at a point 121 tret South of the quarter corner between utiona 27 and 28 towruhlp 30 South. Ranse 3 Weal. WM . and beln also lull leet SouUi of the Worthweat comer of i- w J,jr.e'. c'"k DLC thence Eart 1287 feet Weat to a Iron pipe on the Weat line of the Pa cific highway, thence South. 8- Eaat alons the Weat Una. of the Pacific lllshwav 324 1 few to lron pipe: thence Weat. 1336 s feet to the JVcat Una of the James G Clark TT , , 51 : u"ce North alon, aald claim line 327.1 feM to the place of beclnntnf. and that upon the hearlns thereof. It he decreed that the plaintiff,, A. J Easterday and riovd Eauterday are the ownera of the hereinabove described ,pr"',r'y. subject to the interest SK.,C.'iud' 5 . PhUI'Ps and Vera Jane Phillips, and that none of said defend ants eacept Claude C. Phillip, and Vera Jarve Phillips, have any rijht in upon or to aald real property: and that the riihta of the plaintiffs, subject to the Interest of Claude c. Phillip, and Vera Jane Phillips, be forever mileted asalnst the claims bv th. H.r.H.n.. or any of them or any other peraon or persons claiming by. through or under ' them, and each of them, and all other persons or nartias .i.lmin. any right. Hue. estate. Hen or Interest In or to the rel nmn..-,.. k- .t .: hereby are forever enjoined from as serting any right, tide, estate. Hen or interest In or to the property destnbed - nii..i,n. nerem This summons Is served by publica tion in the Roseburg News-Review, a legal newspaper nf ni ..,..,-. published in Douglas County. Oregon Iff four i4i consecutive weeks pur suant to an order of the Honorable D N Busennark. County Judge of Douglas County. Oregon, duly made ?ii7'nHf.r'l.0".!.h d" " ""n- Wlm- ! ... NOT,C TO CREDITORS .?' . "l iv'n claim, against the 511 - 'ramrrlcat R. Breitenbucher, "0" .""ding In the County Court of Douglas County. Oregon, are vlrmyn",""d u P"nt the aame. verified as required by law, to the undersigned at the office of Paul E ;.,..' . ""'y- Roseburg. Oregon! riVL."" nn,'h 'mm the date hereof! Dated and first published this 21st day of March. 1947. WAYNE BREITENBUCHER Administrator of the E.tate of Frederick R. Breitenbucher. deceased. DANCE MELODY MOUNTAIN BARN 3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek on Highway 99 EVERY SATURDAY MUSIC BY THE MELODY MOUNTAIN BOYS 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. REFRESHMENTS NOTICE TO CREDITORS r.t.!-pt.70'o h,vl" claims against the a-.?' B'nJ"n Franklin DeVore. rf?. "7'dm " " County Court. Douglas County. Oregon are yl'rfUl, "UM ' K""1 the 'aame! al 1 required by law. to the cJiia.n'1. " ,n "10 E. XTTk , """V. Roseburg. Oregon within sin months from the dale hereof Dated th 21.t d.iy of March 17 ' 1.EOLA PURVIANCE DeVORE Executrix of the Last wili and Testament of Benjamin Franklin DeVore, Deceased. PRUDENTIAL LIFE Insurance HORACE C. BERG , Special Agent Douglas Abstract Company Office 712.J Re,. 871-J. Monuments Markers . Foreign and ' Domestic Granites i i MARBLE BRONZE Order Now for Memorial Day HARRY G. RAPP All Work and Materials Fully Cuaranteed - i Phono 62 1 Roseburg , . 707 W. Mosher Reservations for private SKATING PARTIES are available at the Rainbow Skating Rink Winchester county of the Honorable Carl E berly. Judge of the above entitled I DATED arul fin. ..hw.i . day of March, 1!M7 OK. DDES FELKER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, United States National Rank Bldg . Roseburg. Oregmt. notice or s ti r. NOTICE lfERSnv I r-.ivru .t- undersigned will, on April 12. 147 at i Ihe hour nf In nrlnrk a s. . i Coopry Motor Company Garage at the ! corner of Oak and Pine Hi.,. ! Roseburg. Dnugla, County. Oregon, offer 1 for sate and .ell .1 Mli,iu 7..,' - :I . ."J"7'' ,or "he fol lowing described motor vehicle, to-wit: iw. roro etrktip. Motn, No 13 Nxmm2 ",on " Plata Said sale win h - 1. , . ?' 1 pe.sory lien herelo- .Jj'Z' hy. S, ' -'"oper In the oftire oJ.t""i'y C"rk """Has County. Oregon, and pursuant tn h .m request nf said claimant to the una.-. Jh .J".. "nd foreclosure tnereof. said Hen ha.ir. 1 .... against Orwest Lumber Mill. Inc.. Credit r, . -"""'.'"j ano nneiton a Burr. ,,rs. puoiuned March 21, O T CARTER. Sheriff. wuugias county. Oregon AN AMAZING OFFER The makers of Dr. Parker's Corn Remover will give you double your money back if it fails to remove your corn or callous. Only 35c at Chap man's Drug Store. HELLO My Phone No. 989-R MILES FURNITURE REPAIR 860 Cobb St. I47. Directory of Schools Available to Veterans ! Cuide lo institutions where sstr. vicemen may t.ik" srhnoling or training; under the t;i hill is th" director)- nf educational institu tions recently aininn'i bv the Oregon state depaitTient of pub lic instruction for the Veteians' Administration. The directory, distributed tn Vet erans' organizations and county service officers hy the state do paitment of v.ti-ians' affairs, lists mure than 1Ki puhlir and private institutions of learning in Ihe s.ate that the ex-Cl may at tend at government exiiense." Not included In the ditcotorv are gi a.le ami high schools, w hich arc generally approved Among those institutions listed are two radio announcing schools, four dancing schools, five music fitudios, -ll schools for Ihe tr. lin ing of aviators anil airplane me chanics. 1:1 hospitals that oifer nurse training, eight heatity schools, 2N business colleges and hanking institutions, and one Tired Kidneys Often Bring PILES Hurt Like Sin! But Now I Grin TTioumnil)i tftnx Kami,-, it, .ptiii. V 11 e.i. f..r iitrmui) t t ii-Mn .f'f-rt of pikr fnt (U.nciiiit". hy vtvl Thrn tn Minr flmn'. h'li i"-tm ul'irK llisithf ftif of pif, lrh irrtla.KM, Tri'l In irnftfn. FhriMh rltnc l' tr,- sv Jt tiit Thorn inn ft Minnr'i K !! Omrmfnt r lt'-t1 S'i- ('Kiiorifj iixjtv. P I'lli't Ulpri tlirWThirit. ror c tuj Uruj sKxm t trytliUfc Sleepless Rights tir. "J 1"? "" J"""'"'' Wfi"i ""t t- .T'," '"'".- "P nights r-mnen, .srotime. .h.., Oier, rlh, wr, V.Zm'L'jrz irL" fnt NOTIf K TO nrnnn.. All persons having claims against the Estate of Rose E Taylor, deceased, now pending In the County Court nf Doug. ?un,v- 0rn. are hereby mi. lied to present the same, properly verified to the undersigned JdmTnli! trator mt his office In The Imtnua havings I.osn Building in Roseburg Douglas Cntintv Oreaon. within sis months from Ihe 21st day of March. H O PARflrrra Admlnl. Iralor of the Estate of Rose E. Taylor, Deceased notice of riN.i. KrTTi.rwrvr .. . " '"""or of the esilr f Chris tina Olwin. decra.ed. herebv gives notice lh.,t the County Court of Doug hs .n,A ""'nn. has Used April M. I?47.-' " 'i"K ,n ,h' Mrenoon a. Ihe Line, and the c.untv Court H.Kim in Ihe Court House at Roseburg Dnugla. County. Oregon, as the pi., e for hearing objection., if sny there 1' '"i,"!!.1"' '"" of the Executor. Dated March In. IW47 H A OOI.. FsSrutnr of the estate of Christina Ulson. deceased NOTICE Dr. H. B. Scofield Pacific Bldg. Palmer Chiropractor Winter office hour 10-12 and 2-5 X-ray neuro-calo-meter service for spinal correction. SPORTS LOVERS! Sunday. March 30th is the date! WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT ATTENTION! LET US BUILD YOUR GARAGE NOW! . - VVs can match your home in most cases ' ' : i . Single or Double. ' . : . REE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION Also concrete work of ell kinds, driveways, sidewalks, . patios, etc. ! "' SEE OR WRITE , . , : JIM ROMINE 5 r at 312 N. Chadwick Phofie 795 ' . , ' r?TC bier rtr comics! See tr trm M.r,mi jrsm n? mPRESSnnt inCLEANations! I A - I ' Si D.y- u .... . . 7 pwrmii, lt BHiAXUM AU. QTHCp.TRaT.E(ftuT MO BStAlsUM I I c-rves ,o MstDVJM TfPSt EVEtSY YEA. TO UMPQUA CLEANERS I 3 PAY SERVICE FREE PICKUP AMD DELIVERY 231 North MAIN $T. TELEPHONE 472 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT JZ)1 'rom where I sit ... lyJoQ Marsh Do Men Like Women? MaTh yen rtnd thai remtf af lielf in a m.rfmai minitrw. claim -imt Ihut Amerfran mtn don't rralfy like the rrrmrtany of womriu Thry Just put them up on a pcdrfttal and Uv them there. But I woMnt any that tJiat w no in our town. Vk n any mar ried couple like tha Cunper. Jane woulifn't nnff if Pee spent hia cvm intra "with the hoya bnt actually De likes nothfnir belter than to stay noma by tha fire, harlnff a glass of beer with Jane, pUyinjt cnbbige, or juit talking. And when he doe ffi oaf, for en afternoon of fithmg down at Seward ( reek, or for an evening a-.an of beer at Andy Botkin'a tlarden Ttrern. J.ine h ilmmt al wa with him (except when nhe-! rrt a upot of bakinif In the oTfrn ). Front whero 1 ait, reypoct iloeen't rule otit errryfiaj' com lanifnihip . . . and never hou!d. They go Wether rent:al part cf a tocecasfui marriage. JACK MOLLARD 'esii'iisw iWia.s tc-j rif; IT, ( arcs? cnn ruirta The -FU.It" Tailor X'7 N. Main St., Room 4 ROSEBURG, OREGON Tailoring Is An Art Real ton-notch tatloi injr If an art. When a man can take such simlf tools as a psir of scissors, chalk, needle anr thread, tape measure and an Iron and turn a piece of cloth in to a thing of beauty that will cflee tuallv hide the human ucllnew It 1 Indeed a work of ait. And I think most pr-dpl will aRrro th(,( ,Ih. jorliy of human forms are not pretty or nice to look upon until thry are covered with clothing, and the mor heauiilul the cIothinK-eU; the more beautiful will he the form. i I