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ROsfcBUR HEWS-ftEVlEW, ROSEBURG, ORE&OH. FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1947
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First Baplisl Church Sunday
3 '-It
II A. M. " AFTER ALL WHO IS A
TRUE CHRISTIAN." Are there
many hypocrites in the church?"
Mrs. Joseph Deets, -soloist.
8 P M. "THE CONFLICT BETWEEN COMMUNISM AND
CHRISTIANITY." Special features, beautiful baptismal
service, pictures of the lepers and "What 1ho Pastor saw
at the Rose Parade in Portland."
P. S. Attend the biggest Sunday School In Douglas County
at 9:45.
Cultivators for Ford Tractors
FERGUSON ROW-CROP
FERGUSON TILLER cJltivator
for Rub-iotling, seedbed prep- Attaches or detaches in one
oration, cultivation, pasture Ten minute. Finger tip control
ovation, "trash" farming.
from the tractor sent.
UMPQUA TRACTOR
125 S. Pint St.
Salmon Steaks lb. 47c
Salmon, Whole lb. 40c
Halibut Steaks lb. 45c
Red Snapper Fillets Boneless lb. 39c
English Sole Fillets Boneless
lb. 39c
Crayfish Steaks lb. 29c
Dressed Smelt lb. 39c
Cat Fish lb. 55c
Fresh Oysters Good ones! nj. 69c
Fresh Crabs Ocean caught, Whiskey Run ..
lb. 35c
Fresh Dressed Crab Legs lb. 1.40
Jumbo Prawns lb. 1.35
Frog Legs lb. 2.00
Sea Trout lb. 35c
Ling Cod Steaks lb. 39c
Black Cod Steaks lb. 34c
Dry Smoked Chinook Salmon lb. 98c
Kippered Chinook Salmon lb. 65c
Razor Clams Dressed lb. 1.00
These fish ar guaranteed to have been caught this week
UMPQUA VALLEY FISH MARKET
N. Highway 99 Across from Umpqua Cabinet Shop
CABINETS WINDOW FRAMES
DOORFRAMES SCREENS
YOU'VE TRIED THE REST
NOW COMPARE THEM WITH
THE BEST AT
City Lumber & Builder's Supply
Vj-mile east of County Barns on North Umpqua Road
Phono 659
Top Motorcycle
Racers Will Vie
At Garden Valley
By ROYAL S. DENTON
First all-expert and profes
sional Tourist Trophy Motorcycle
race of this county will be held
Sunday, June 15, at the Garden
Valley Speedway. 'Hie races are
sponsored by the King Cobra Mo
torcycle Klub of Roseburg.
Sanctioned by the American
Motorcycle Association, the races
will feature several top flight rid
ers and provide more than $-100
in cash awards.
Among tiie better known cycle
racers appearing in competition
will be Red Rice, fourth place
winner this year In the World
Nationals at Daytona Beach,
Fla. Also to be on hand are Roy
Wolfe, well-known short track
speedster of Portland and Los
Angeles tracks, and Ray High
land, new owner and rider of the
English Norton MANX bike,
which won first place in the Day
tona Beach classic.
Bill Love, spokesman for the
sponsoring cycle club, empha
sized that only professional and
expert bikesmen will be In com
petition Sunday, which is draw
ing devotees from throughout
Oregon, Southern Washington
and many traveling riders now in
this area.
The 12-event program will
start off with time trials of 25 en
tered riders at noon. Best 18 of
these will compete in the events
to follow, which include 10 elim
ination races of five laps each, a
class B main event with 10 rid
ers doing 15 laps, and the main
event of the day, the class A
race, with eight riders competing
in the 20-lap trip.
The last -races sponsored here,
a novice event, drew more than
2000 persons to the newly built
track located two miles north of
the Roseburg Country Club on
the Garden Valley road.
For Sunday's activities, new
guard rails have been construct
ed, the track has been reeraded,
a super sound system has been
instated, and the track's infield
has been cleared, enabling spec
tators to view the entire track.
Admission will be $1 with no
charge for parking.
Slump of Pirate
Hurlers Keeping 1
Team in Cellar
By JACK HAND
(Associated Press Sports Writer)
Manager Billy Herman couldn't
be blamed if he made the entire
Pittsburgh Pirate pitching staff
walk the plank into the Monon
gahela mud. In the last 15 games
since Memorial Day, not one
Bucco starter has gone the route.
As a result the team Is trying to
knock a hole in the National
League cellan floor.
However a big crowd turned
out last night to see the Pirates
give a good illustration of the
lorm they snowed back east, bow
ing 7-3 to Chicago.
Chicago advanced into a second
place tie with the idle Brooklyn
Dodgers as a result of the win
and the Pirates were rescued
from a lonely berth in the base
ment by Cincinnati's 10 win over
St. Louis. As a result the luckless
Cardinals remained in a seventh
place tie with Pittsburgh.
Kent Peterson, a highly-publi
cized rookie who had pitched only
one inning of major league base
ball before this spring, turned
back the Birds with five hits.
The victory boosted the Reds into
filth place, a half game ahead
of Philadelphia.
the two night games were the
only contests in the majors with
most of the clubs traveling.
ss, Steel If, Telford rf, and Harry
man rf.
J. V. R.'s batteries are Ralph
Sanstead and Floyd Baughmau,
veteran combo of the jtity circuit,
backed by Loomls lb, Eaird lib,
l ope 3b, Shapro ss, Glen. If,
Young cf, and Benson rf.
The Squirts will feature
Moundsman Swede Vang, with
1'i ed Schemer back stopping.
Others include No-why lb, 1-aur-ence
2b, VViard .'lb, Bill Schemer
ss, Rice If, Boucock cf, and Do
menico rf.
Elks' battery will be Whitey
Rpltman and Hopkins, supported
by Seilorlh lb, McMullen 2b,
Sagan 3b,. Todd ss, Foy If,
C'rummley cf, and Webber i f.
Hollywood Club
Sparked by Pair
Of Ex-Vermonfers
By BILL BECKER
( Associated Press Sports Writer)
A couple of pals from Vermont
have the Hollywood Stars look
ing up these days.
George (Pinky) Woods, Rut
land, Vt., righthander, and first
sacker Tony Lupien of nearby
Springfield made it Vermont
night for fair as the Stars de
feated the Los Angeles Angels,
3-0, last night.
Woods held the Angels to four
hits, while Lupien rapped a
single and double, scoring two
runs and driving in another. It
was just another chapter in the
Pacific Coast loop's latest Damon-and-
Pythias routine.
The six-foot, five-inch, 230
pound sidearm hurler won his
first start, 7-5, over Portland,
with lupien poling out a homer,
double and two singles.
Another victory was 5-4 over
Seattle, with Lupien supplying the
winning margin with a homer
and triple.
In all, Lupien has batted .714 in
the five games Woods has
worked.
Six-hit pitching by San Diego's
Treichel stopped the leading San
Francisco Seals, 10-3. Shupe
drove in four runs with a triple
and three singles. Trechiel walk
ed nine but was tough In the
clutch.
Oakland edged two percentage
points ahead of Los Angeles and
two within one game of San
Francisco by downing Seattle, 8-2,
with Vince DiMaggio's two
homers accounting for three runs.
Novikoff hit his 11th homer for
the Rainiers.
Portland beat Sacramento, 5-3,
as Catcher Silvera hammered
across three runs with a triple
and two singles. Raschi was the
winner over Fletcher.
The famous Vale of Kashmir
in India is about half the size of
Yellowstone National Park in the
United States.
2 Softball Games
Slated Tonight
A twiablll of what is expected
to be the tightest games yet
played in the Roseburg Softball
league is on tap for might it
weather iermlts under the Finlav
Field lights, with J. V. R. tang
ling with Pepsi-Cola at 7:15 and
an Elks-Squirt battle in the night
cap.
Bulk of the battery strength
In the first game is believed to
rest with the Pepsi-Cola club,
featuring the diamond talented
Tame Brothers. Other Cola-men, i
made up mainlv of teen-agers,
are: Bish lb, Evans 2b, Hillburg
IF YOU WISH TO AVOID
ACCIDENTS. ILLNESS AND
DEATH:
1. Keep awav from automo
biles. 35.0C0 were killed and
1,300,000 were injured in
automobiles last year.
2. Don't go home. Home acci
dents accounted for 33.000
deaths and 4,850,000 Injuries
last year.
?. Give up sports, recreations
. and vacations. Outdoor acci
dents account for 15,000
deaths and 1,800,000 injuries
annually.
4. Keep away from the office,
store or shoo. Occupational
accidents cause 17,000 deaths
and 1,400,000 inluries vcarlv.
5. Don't travel. 4,000 are killed
and 200,000 are Injured in
accidents that happen to
people who use trains or
steamships. Beyond all this,
millions more contract ill
nesses and thousands die as
a result. So remain perman
ently In bed wear a mask
and don't breathe while
anyone else is In the room.
The only sure way to pro
tect yourself and family is to
buy accident and health insur
ance ASK
KEN BAILEY
INSURANCE
AGENCY
315 Pacific Bldg.
Telephone 398
MAIN EVENT
Pierre La Belle
vs.
Leo Karlinko
OPENING EVENT
Buck Davidson
vs.
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Roseburg Armory, Saturday, June 14, 8:30 P. M.
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SPUN-LO PANTIES
Of Petal-Soft Rayon! '
Popular styles with snug elastic, bands
. . . double crotch. Tearose. S-M-L.
357
PRACTICAL SLACKS
Reduced from 3.98 . . .
Sturdy Sanforized cotton twill (shrink
age K.). Well made, lilue, tan. 10 18.
167
TOTS' PINAFORc
Wards Reg. Price 7.93
Dainty pinafore of fine cotton with
eyelet t.m.:lus. Maize, Mile, piiir., .'1 -fix.
495
GIRLS' SADDLE SHOE
In Brown-and-White
The classic oxford in smooth leather
with husky no-marl rubber soles. .'!' 9.
Sturdy Walker-Stroller
Hardwood and metal construction
. . . handy and corrf.
tortablo! U"
Reg. 39c Curtain Materials
Snowy-white! Soft, fluffy dots! All
sheer cotton marquisettes.
39". Yard
Reg. 1.39 Tailored Pairs
Of sheer, light-inviting cotton mar
quisette. Each side, ' 0 A
33"x8 I ". i4
Handsome 6-Way Floor Lamp
Reduced! For good looks, good
jioMRayon 5
Sturdy Longies Reg. 2.59
Washable cotton twill. Well made.
Navy.-brown, tan.
Reg. 39c Boys' Shirts
Soft ribbod cotton with non-binding
deep armholes. "9 A
S-M-L. 54
Reg. 39c Boys' Hose
Of sturdy cotton in bright colors,
blazer stripes. Sizes from 9 9
9 to ii. 33
Jr. Boys' Boxer Trunks
Strong cotton gabardine in wash-
tast solid colors. Sizes At i
from 4-10. 1
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56.84
PLATFORM ROCKER
Built fir comfort with
roil spring seat on a hardwood frame.
eat Cotton covers. Only 10 down.
GAY COTTONS
444
Reg. 4.98, now only
Colors, fabrics galore in crisp, cool
styles to wear all summer. 9-15, 12-18.
Sale! Telescopic Rod
One-piece, extension type. Tubu
lar steel tip, cork A A A
grip. 444
Reg. 98c Steel Lawn Rake
It's lightweight for easy handling,
yet built to last. Sjve. 0M
Buy NOW! 05
Conditioner 13950
Pyrex Percolator
2.95
SHOWER ENSEMBLE 8.98
Reg. 8.98. Reduced to
Matching printed plastic bath window
curtains. Waterproof, long wearing!
Regular 39c Auto Polish
Wards Cuardex. Cleans and pol
ishes in one simple opera
tion! Pt.
2.39 Bit Brace Reduced!
Ideal for all 'round use! Takes all
squar.3 shank bits from t A m
V, to ', in. 41 7
49c 4-Pc. Bowl Cover Set
4 covers to fit bowls from 5" to
1 2 . Transparent
Vinylite.
AIRLINF PORTABLE
3595
39C
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1 lays 5 ways! AL, DC or Uu iit,n
battery. Fine tone with new Equitonc
speaker. 4 tubes plus rectifier.
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GALLON PICNIC JUGj
Regularly 3.95
377
Durable all-steel jug! Has non-leak fau
cet, cork insulation. Aluminum cap.
ELECTRIC TOASTER
Regularly 3.98 . . . Save! 298
All-chrome plated 2-slice toaster. With
attached cord and plug. Buy now!
V.'T.DS VITALIZED OIL
SALE! Fed. tax included '59
Cleans as it lubricates! Gives your
engine smoother power! Save now!