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SIX ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW," ROSEBURS, OREGOKf, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1947 ANNOUNCEMENT I Wish to Announce the Opening of Complete Chiropody Offices Treatment of All Diseases of the Feet DR. E. W. CARTER 12914 N. Jackson Over Fullerton'i Rexall Store Phone 973-R START THE WEEK The MID-OREGON Way YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS are at Mid-Oregon Personal caHs of distinction in a variety of new and original dr-i'-jris yt priced to meet your ChrUtmas budrjel. Why nol Phon 51 and ask 1o tee these mastorpleces. An album of aolocied carda vill be lent to your homo or bual neas lor your inspection No obligation, of rouiso Eusiness-type crreetlni and well-wishing cards to your business fiionds nc. thing can he f irir than one cf MidOreqon'i exclutivo curds. Design, wording end enqraved (.luts witn your firm nam make these Mid Orrqcn cards, truly, a card of 'appreciation'. Sie"t Ihew cards in your own cltlce. An album of cards will b ent your cliif-e, herk them over! 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Stephens Phone 51 Roseburg Three Grid Games Billed This Week At Finlay Field ! Hy KOYAL S. DENTON I Plenty of football action is slated fur Unlay Kii'ld this week, end. Thp Indians play host to Cottage drove Krlday iiigM in an iniersectional battle and the .tun , lor High l'apooses and the Junior I Varsity W arriors provide enter tainment for Grants Pass' two junior elevens in a doubleheader Saturday afternoon. I Little is actually known of Cot tage Grove's prowess, other than they are currently sitting In sec ond spot In TrICounty league play, with three wins and a lone defeat, and are rated a veteran club. Grants Pass' Junior-Varsity is reported to be a scrappy team, nut lucks game experience, while the Junior High team has already nickeil Medford's Juniors, 6-0, and are said to be a hefty bunch. At the Indian camp last night, Coach "Cece" Sherwood told his squad he was greatly satisfied with their showing at Marshfield Kriday, even though they came out on the short end of the 12 0 score. Line play Wfs exception ally good, he said, and added that he had no regrets for the loss, as the Indians showed up fundamen tally better and completely out charged the Pirates, who out manned Roseburg in age, weight and experience. Special praise was given by -Sherwood to Lloyd Mayborne, rugped tackle, who was tagged by pressbox men as Marshfleld's fifth backfield man with his fre- I quent tackles from the rear; Dick Bonebrake, Ileetlooled luiIhacK, and Bob Sanders, quarterback. Sherwood stated that in his be lief, the difference in the victory was Marshfleld's flashy back, Rungy, who turned in the vic tor's scores. Annexation Election Procedure Started (Continued Fr in I age 1 tlon," so that if the proposal fail ed to pass, there would be time to submit a proposal for an area with less extnesive boundaries. The boundaries proposed by the commission follow natural lines of drainage, Irving wild. Council man Percy Croft brought up the problem of sev age disposal In areas w here pu nping might be necessary to car.-" sewage to the present or to future disposal plants. He suggested smaller boundaries for annexation. Irving slated that such sewage problems would be a matter for engineer ir.p. The city attorney asked Todd to arrange for polling places and election Judges and clerks In the outlying areas before the next council mivtlng. Building Code Discussed Cltv Manager M. W. Slankard recommended to the council the adoption ot the Uniform Building Code and placement oi DUiming, Dlumbing and electrical Inspec tion services under one individ ual, whose salary would be paid b" Inspection fees. The council discussed the pro posed code In relation to prob lems brought about bv the re modeling of the Miller Mercan tile Co. Under the present city building code, the store is re- oulred to build a fireproof ex terior wall above Its street level show windows. Representatives of the company have contended that a woou-and-stucco nont would be permissible under the Uniform Building Code. The mat ter Is still pending. No Sewer Bids No bids were "submitted for the sewer project :: the northeast corner of the cltv. in E. 7th St., Ave. "A" and "B." and E. 3rd Ave N. Specifications will be modified to permit the use of either vitri fied clay or concrete sewer pipes and the project readvertised. The city manager was directed by the council to use his own dis cretion In granting permission to the Roseburg High School senior class to post signs advertising the senior Dlay to be staged In the Koseourg Armory. Purchase of a money counting machine to be paid for out of parking meter revenues was au thorized by the county. Slankard said that the city is presently paving the U. S. National Bank $15 a month to count the money collected trom parking meters. The counting machine will cost $1H0 and will be paid for on the same basis as the parking meters. House of Lords About To Lose Ancient Power (Continued From Page One) three successive sessions, a proc ess which takes two years. In formed sources said the new bill might limit this delay to six months. Since their rise to power, the Laborite ministers repeatedly warned the peers they would brook no Interference from the non-elected upper chamber. Dates From 1066 The feudal aristocracy frgm which the House of Lords sprang was created bv William the Con queror immediately after his con quest of Britain In HUM. He par celed out land and attached the strict condition that the holders of title and land owed him mili tary service. William and his suc cessors took counsel with the bishops, abbots, barons, earls and knights rather than with a na tional common council which had advised the Anglo-Saxon rulers. The membership of the House of Lords at the beginning of this year Included three peers of royat blood, two archbishops, 20 dukes, 27 marquesses, 130 earls, !W viscounts, 21 bishops and 513 barons. The House of Lords In modern times seldom has met for more than three hours In anv one dav. Usually only about 100 peers at tend the sessions, and of these WW mm -1 1 0fHmm?-g ' . 11 ..w r f h J 1 1 ",-. u V-w- Tr.-i-.-.-rt-.tr-xr ...FOREVER YOURS ON t Wmtm . . . f J : i ' . hunhattjw . i ti Ti I ui.uu cr Re live this mtmorjMe occasion many years from now through the magic of RKCORDIO. . . the worlJ's finest home recording instrument, fluild precious albums of many happy hours spent with family and friends. The versatile RHCORDIO Record er-Radio-Phonograph Leept these highlights forever. . .a matter of record. 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Brazil's interests In the Soviet Union. Well informed diplomatic sources here said the Yugoslav legation probably would handle Russian affairs in Brazil. Attack Resented The note addressed to the Rus sian government announcing the ' break In relations said that Brazil ! had acted because of an "ex ; treme outrageous and calumni ' ous article" against' President Dutra and the Brazilian armed forces which appeared in the Moscow Literary Gazette. The communication declared it was universally known that the Soviet press was controlled by the Russian government and that the government must be held responsible for what appeared in the press. The Russian government, the note added, had refused to accept a Brazilian protest against the Gazette article. O. E. Steele of Ten Mile Passes t Ora Esma Steele, 70, resident 1 of Ten Mile for a number of i years, died last night, after a I lingering Illness. He was born ; July 21. 1877 in Fredericksburg, Iowa. He lived In Minnesota and the Dakotas before moving to Oregon in 1935 to make his home. He was a member of the Church ot Christ. Surviving are the following nephews and niece: Glenn Steele Garden Home; Billy r.d Jewel, Portland; Madge, Grants Pass, j and Mrs. Kloyd Craun, Grants i Pass. I Funeral services will be held in the Chapel of the Roseburg Funeral Home Thursday, Oct. 23. ! at 11 A. M. with Rev. Fred Talley ' officiating. Interment will be in i the Ten Mile Cemetery. Public Activation of Company 0 Slated (Continued trom page 1) must have their applications and physical records completed and turned In at the Armory by Thursday, 8 P. M. The new company's roster now includes 21 enlisted men, all of whom will take part in Friday night's activation ceremonies. They are: TSgt. Ravmond G. Ol son, SSgt. Harold C. Reynolds, and Privates Lowery A. Coalter, John J. Walker. Huh J. Coltrm, Donald A. Chasteer, Archie Croucher, Clarence Horton, Fred L. Butler. Wylls Insley, Raymond L. Hall, Glenn Brocksame. Alfred Thiessen, Warren R. Graham. C harles A. Morgan, Leonard G. Olson. Harrv A. Sanders, Arthur C. Newell, James F. McPoil. Rob ert Irving, Jr., and Carl IX Holmes. Brazil Cuts Diplomatic Relations With Russia (Continued From Page One tive for national honor." In Moscow yesterday, Pravda, anticipating the break, said that talk of the severance of relations showed "reactionaries" had "lost all balance." Some diplomats were inclined to interpret Brazil's action as a turning point in Latin American relations with Russia and Com munism. Thev foresaw repercus sions at the Inter-American Con ference In January, scheduled to discuss the United States pro posal for standardization of arms in this hemisphere. The foreign office statement said the U. S. embassy in Mos cow had assumed charge of HARRY C. STEARNS Funeral Director Our service is for all and meets every need. Any dis tance, any time Licensed Lady Assistant. 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