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Newspaper Page TextR0SEBURG KEWS.REV1EW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 31, 1947 SEVEN War-stimulated Internal m 1 gratlons In the United States be tween 1940 and 1943 resulted In New York State losing a million people and California gaining a million. PILES TROUBLE? For Quick Relief UONT DEltAT AVt LONGCBt Now. ft octor's formula you csn um it ham U tKltov diairwMlOK discomfort of iin lu-h Irritation dus to ptioa. Tends to wf tm and shrink wUitif. ut thia provsa doctor formula. You'll ba amaiad at its aiadr action rallof. Ask your erufttst today far Thornton A KUior's Racial Olot mant or Buppoaltorlaa. Follow labal in structions. For aala at all drug itoraa. In Roburc at Chapman ' Pharmacy. Mail Orders Fill!. Backache. Leg Pains J;w May Be Danger Sign Of Tired If barkacha and let dsJas arc ma kin oa falser sblt, don't juat complain and do noth ing about them. Nature may ba warning you that your kidney need attention. The kidncya are Nature's chief way of taking excess Acids and potaonoua waste Out ci the blood. They help moat people paea about 3 pint a day. If the 15 mile, of kidney rubra and filter don't work welt, poitonoua watte matter ataye in the blood. Theae poiaona may start - sagging backache, rheumatic paint, leg FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY 1 1 A. M. "OUR TESTIMONY AFTER THE SUPREME TEST" By Rev. and Mrs. H. P. Sconce. Soloists, Frank Grubbe and Mary Apra. (If you can't be preient, tune in KRNR.) " 7:30 P. M. "HOW BEAUTIFUL HEAVEN MUST BE" Baptismal service. The unusual musical Wilcox family and others. Text for the day "THE LORD CAVE AND THE LORD HATH TAKEN AWAY; BLESSSED BE THE NAME OF THE LORD." Job 1:21. "FLOATS RIGHT OVER I p THE BUMPS!" - BEATON Courter-Pearson "The Fricwlly Stephens and Mother Sts, jPJJiy FISK BSBSkBivMMSSslHBmHSaBBBSSSSSHeaM ava. v. , SSI INTRODUCING . . 11 :?sV, fk tel li., : . i 1? I Li.. :.. m. YOU WILL WANT TO HEAR HER SOUTHERN SONGS AT THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD 48 W. First Street Nightly Except Monday and Saturday, 7:45 P.M. November 23 to December 7 VERNON L KLEMIN, Patter Sweden's Halt On Fruit Order Hurts Northwest Area SEATTLE, Nov. 20. C) Ship ping sources reported yesterday that Sweden's failuce to follow through on a contemplated 16,-000-ton fruit order, due to com plications of the international financial and economic situation in Europe, has been a setback for Pacific Northwest growers. Shippers said Sweden under took last June to lake 16.000 metric tons of aDDles and Dears from the United Slates approxl- Kidneys pain, lea of pep and energy, getting up night, swelling, puffin under the eyes, headaches and dissmeaa. Frequent or scanty passage with smarting and burning some time show there m some thing wrong with your kidney or Madder. Don't wait I Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, stimulant diuretic, ued successfully by million for over 60 year. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 1 S mile of kidney tube fluih out poisoooua waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills. A NEW TIRE INVENTION 1 Feels like flying to drive on the new Air borne Tirea by FUk. Yoo float over the bump because 70a ride on a lot more air ander leaa pressure. You get greater control, more mileage tool Tire Service Tire Store" Phone 670 "7 , mately 575,000 boxes of apples and 145,000 boxes of pears. Three fourths of the apples and all of the pears would have been from Pacific Northwest orchards. But to date Sweden has issued import licenses for only 1,000 tons, with no assurances that this order will be increased. Ivar C. Lundequist,- Swedish vice consul here, said the failure of Sweden to buy as much fruit as planned was simplv due to the shortage of dollars. He rejected the suggestion advanced by ship pers that the Swedish-Russian trade pact might be largely re sponsible, but said he was not prepared to discuss that subject. Shippers had hoped that Swed ish orders would take care of a considerable amount of the small sized apples that normally move into export. Both Britain and France, normally heavy apple buyers, are out of the market because of dollar shortages. The Times said that econo mists, who have studied the situa tion, believe the Swedish-Russian trade pact Is a two-pronged fac tor: That Sweden has had to use available dollars to buy materials for production of manufactured goods for Russia and the pre dominating sales to Russia have made it impossible to replenish the country's dollar supply by sales to the United States or Britain. Nichols, Lynam To Stage Semi-Final Of Mat Program The seml-finallsts on Saturday night's wrestling program at the Roseburg Armory arena are cer tain to steal the show if grappling prowess is given complete con sideration, but from the stand point of colorful and spectator pleasing action, the main-event-era have been given their just billing. Jackie Nichols, the sensational Bostonian who holds the Pacific Coast Junior heavyweight crown, will oppose Joe Lynam, the popu lar and talented Oregonlan, in the three-fall semi-final. There are no classier wrestlers in the business than Nichols and Lynam and they're certain to provide a hang up bout In which there will be plenty of action as well as su perb fundamental grappling. But the match expected to fill the local arena to the rafters will be the Inevitable bloody brawl be tween two of the roughest and toughest characters in the sport Whitey Whittler and Pete Bel castro. Whittler, who hasn't appeared here since he made the mistake of putting on the gloves with Ly nam and suffered a knockout, has never been beaten in a local mat performance. Last week in Eugene he defeated Lynam in. a mixed bout, the Norwecian "prince" as a wrestler; the former Australian wrestling ana Doxing chamnton as a fishier. Belcastro, the "Walloping Wop from Weed,' has never been known to give a poor perform ance, although he seldom em ploys the accepted catch-as-catch-can regulations. He is a great competitor and pecks dynamite in both fists. Whittler will be meeting more than his match In rough-and-tumble wrestling when he tackles the rugged Italian. Owen has also booked a three fall opener, featuring the appear ance of a young newcomer from walla walla, wasn., rrea Mit chell, In a skirmish against Tar zan Zimba (Potvln). Mitchell an ardent angler, was sold on taking the match with the promise of excellent fishing In the Umpqua the day following his bout. Elton Owen anticipates a busy evening as referee for all three matches. He will have his hands full in the headliner. The opening match gets under way promptly at 8:30 P.M. . Miss tola V. Wiseman (Th. G.) of Oklahoma City, Ok la. Singer, Dynamic Speaker, Versatile Musician Playing Ten Instruments, Including Electric Hawaiian Guitar Parity Formula Needs Revamping, Economist Says While the parity price and In come formulas adopted by con gress over a aecaue ago were Intended to serve as guide Dosts o ntlie road to a fair deal for farm people, says L. R. Breit liaupt, O.S.C. extension agricul tural econmist, many students of such mailers feel that these old sign-posts, based on data and conditions proir to the first World War, need to be overhauled and modernized. Sentiment is growing that any national program to protect farm income against sudden price col lapse should not only safeguard a neven flow of produce from farms to consumers but should also facilitate rather than ham per adjustments in line with changes in demand for the many different farm products. Many proposals are being made for modernizing the parity for mulas and agricultural programs in view of the approaching end of the wartime price support pro gram, Breithaupt points out. The major proposals include the addi tion of hired farm labor wage rates to the prices-paid Index, and modernization of the base period. Some favor greater use of the Income partly plan to give more flexibility to produc tion adjustments and more free dom to marketing operations. Moderniilng Needed If farm wage rates were in cluded in the formula and given an importance of one-fourth of all farm expenses, the current general level of prices for farm products would appear only slight ly above parity instead of 21 per cent above parity. If a recent base period were used such as 1937-1946, such odd figures about parity as beef cattle at 157 per cent and horses at 17 per cent of parity would not appear. Modernization of the base per iod would also provide a higher net farm income base. According to the best available figures, the per capita income of all persons on farms in 1910-1914 from all sources, was perhaps 35 per cent of non-farm income per capita. That compares with perhaps 45 to 50 per cent during the decade ending with 1946 or 1947. When figured on the old 1910-1914 base period, farm income per person In 1946 was 168 pre cent of parity, although the average net Income of persons on farms expressed in dollars was only approximately half of the non-farm average, Brplthaunt explained, BOWLING SCORES INDUSTRIAL LKAOI K Ttxiaa RlflBd.itn Teirn Won Lost SanlUtr Market --...a Jyrra Roseburf 329 .. ..... Nielsen's Market . ... Myrtl Creek Caragv 11 . 13 W 14 Myen Oil to. 13 , i J. M. C. PlaiUcs - 1 Veto Hospital . 31 Gmt Wrdnetday, Nav. IS Jarceea 3. Nielaen i Market 0. Sanitary Market 3. J. M. C. Plaitirs 1 Myers Oil Co. 3. Roaeburff 326 0. Veto HoaDltJl 9. Myrtle Creek Garare 1 Hih individual game score Stan Short 337. Mlfh Individual series score Karl Sargent 964. Beset err fttt C. Lowe E. Raditfan -K. Sherman A. Elliott V. Bourock , Handicap . 148 tft 152 3BT Ittti 1M I've R13 1H0 123 1 451 193 128 143463 1HO 172 4oo .129 129 128387 ToUl S41 335 P20 3686 Myers OH Ce. O. Spakousky 214 1M 18 B5fl H. Ltoter le ia 177 flis r. BiBtak ...140 100 183501 H. Hem I NO 1M 18 493 M. Batt Handicap ToUl 903 946 1018 2953 Sanitary Mirkst C. Wrllman Ifi5 130 16 481 T. Travis 178 170 139485 R Smith IM 1.W-4W W. Herrlott J. Hopkins .. Handicap 7- 303 im mi 519 181 173 187321 119 119 119357 9O0 3797 A. Mvers .141 171 ,.174 158 . us m ,. 195 14 ..m iB9 .. 180 180 188480 H8 448 87 3I8 1 F. Chapman L. L hi-bach ;T. Mix H Winston i Handicap ToUl 189528 133 455 B NIcholM 127 188 125 128 117 130 1R9 301 140 147 183 183 883 "947 Jayesss 153 308 210 2117 148 18 178 195 227 188 63 63 134 41T 127 .WO F. Anderson Byrd J. Sanders R Voeller . I Handicap 147394 Total ... J. Oman C. Sarcent .. C. Wiley r.. nuiespte S. Short Handicap 878 3708 212871 177504 17 41 112 5H5 183 S7R 63189 ToUl . Toomls Olsen Sears Parsons Tannlund lUndicap 977 1037 974 3976 VeU Heaallal 183 140 182 20349 1 144458 15545 15S 15S ToUl 942 908 Myrtle Cresk Harare Williams ina 214 Jones lflB 145 H. Shlrtcllff .... 110 144 18 842 1R2-473 127 .381 CAR LOANS IMMIDIATI SEIVICII To get extra eash, Just drive your ear to our of fice ibrtng your ownership papers.. You'll get the Money at once, and car remains in your possession. Complete privacy. No co signers. Small monthly payments. Drive In for your loen today! CoHtlfti Finonc Co. Sno Drwg. Co. St. Bk Rirfg Wilton L'hajUn Handicap Total .1S5 1 1S S3J 13 100 18U 4H3 ....IIS US IIS -3M .n asi ui alio roMMFari.tL irAot-E IfU, SlB4iA(k Tm won Lot jovui BraKe supply 17 LUfn A.uiiibr lu. - . 1'mpuuN Vxllry HaVdwar YoncftUa Merchanta 10 ... 1U . IS I'fnpqua lleanvr McDonald Candy Co, Doerkarn Conat. Co. - ...10 LrfKawooa Molort 18 Gam. Thn.ad.v N.v. 1 Jovtn Brak Supply 2. Lockwood'f 1. Ump. Vall.y Hdwra. 1. Coen Lbr. Co. 1. Yoncalla Merchanta 8. Ump. Clnara I. LKx-rkM-n-R Conat. 3. MrUonald'a Q, High Individual gania icora BIU KorU SIS. High Individual Mrl teora Vam tbcn Via Laaabar ca. illlla 155 14 141-431 ..181 lt3 15S 502 Stanrlin Cow In MrClrey i. Schaeri-r ., Handicap 141 1:12 13& 4UM vl ITT 100 28 137 1J3 148 4JO 122 122 122 Tdtal 828 871 884 2083 ' Cmpqaa Valley Uardwara Hanfon 183 104 2115,18 Huddttaton 140 176 130452 Roberta 218 174 1 30520 Nelaon 188 HI 148448 Slona 142 152 142 438 Handicap 80 88 88288 ToUl 81S 803 8(1 2882 , Uatpqaa Claaatra D. Wllllama - 117 141 121378 C. Cravaa , 1: l:t4 117 3H0 (Cellar Rutland W. Griffin 134 123 208 483 Handicap loft 10S los 313 TOUI 82.1 804 830 2477 Yaoealla Merrhanla C. Blca 141 124 158424 a. Krrmkau 14.1 114 128 3K3 U Meana 136 154 150 44n M. Dodd 118 115 148 382 K. Shi cry 103 144 146 452 Handicap , 132 152 152 456 ToUl 853 803 881 2537 Imrlm Brake keeelw C. Harrta ...133 149 173455 R. Hanford 180 100 170510 K. Lntf 150 171 147 4a J. V. Nordlins ...134 165 174473 J. T. Nordlina 147 128 155428 suuwicap - lua 104 104 jia Total 848 875 923 3046 Lseaweed Moisrs Nelson 1HU 147 143489 A. Schick i-Lt U7 ISO 4U6 O. Self 111 94 95 3t0 Coon 147 114 138 3w7 D. Bell 182 133 138 453 Handicap 191 191 191373 TOUI 944 798 858 3598 Deerkaen'a ! ( D. Anderson 141 170 120431 L. Tyler 151 157 1H7 475 oaie t-muhaw - 144 104 178-4KH Al Welch 141 182 142 4S . Crenshaw .183 106 152421 Handicap 129 129 129387 TOUI 869 908 888 3669 McDsBal Candr Ce. r. Wood . 12H 131 108387 T. Smilts 119 99 113331 M. Rettman 154 161 145440 Williamson 113 149 142 44 B. Crone lOO 143 145 3H7 Haadicap U4 114 114343 Total .. 70S 798 787 2271 CLASSIC LI AG IE Team BUn dings Team Won Lost ...13 a ...u 10 Rose mi re Lumber Co. Courier s Tire Service v. r. w 12 Roseburg Teamsters . 0 12 .sm Fi-.ils.v- Mai 11 Courier's Tire 3. Roseburg Lbr. Co. 1. Soseburg Teamsters 3. V. F. W. I. nign individual game D. StUl 212. HiHh Individual series U. ttlill 001. v. r. w. O. Baker 10 189 147473 D. Still 312 1KB 157857 H. Winston 103 140 158481 "They're There's a new truck to meet :Vji--" ' .S ' ""afVK " ' tfj k iJ "Hav. yo wan llwt WlfN . & "fjT J 7 w v f fej? j Oiamlal Irectr. MkI Hefe'i 1 f M JtJit Y S (f? U Sa tt -s I MMiaaMng DlfKSINTI Ifi Itve vr i V-T'5Si ZT JTi : 'JfSj TVp ft j Irock with Ad.oota OaalgnT " Hai j J r''SX S-Vv. Tl iivV 'iiJh 1 V. &h V5jQv I .tliX7K ,ob' 'y J hss If' K T ) OSaVfl shfy'v.r' avkaod-e-aaiaar.wor. V K&yl VjtfYY'-Iy J Tftf7F Choo Chevrolet trucks m.u mi -'jtat'4 for rromporofji tVnimedf requirements 107 models and eight wheel bases. See them at our showroom . . . see the cab that "breathes." ,..178 189 179534 ToUl .Tll 663 641 3014 BosskMre Tsamsltrs C. Hopkins 144 170 194 503 C. Wiley . lwi luu 1 00 .vxi Hart man 142 mi i sfs J. HwttkUiS lo4 139 149453 ToUl .841 688 863 1993 laMkuri Lassbsr Ce. E. Sargent t7;t 1M7 105- 535 S. H.rrmn ...1 144 lt.l-5.tl E. (J 11 leapt e iwi jii-i.j C Flngerlos IBti lttO 144490 ToUl 723 "we 647 3019 Csurttr's Tlrs Htrvlce a, Wellman 148 138 153-441 H. laitter , M. Batt - - F. Baughman Toui . 1118 190 168 544 183 179 180543 193 201 140 542 ; 714 708 "MO 3072 WOMKN-B LFAGl'r. Test Rtsn61n(S Team Won Lost Krnney'i Alley Caul 23 7 Mtliral Arts lb 31 9 Myrtle Creek Bid. Supply 15 IS Rainbow Grill . 14 16 R. O. Young. Realtor 12 18 CarsUns Furniture Co 5 25 dames TUfadsy, Nsv. 18 Medical Arts 3. Caralens 0. Alley Cats 3. Rainbow O. Myrtle Creek 2. H. O. Young's 1. Httfh individual game scim-o Dell Mix 223. High individual scries score Frances BUI 3VI, Kenney's Allev Cats W. Rainwater M 1.13 178-485 D. Mix Q Oman . Absen Ire F. Butttk .. Handicap Xl.t 1W 143 5U l.W 114 141 3K5 122 142 i: 4i3 1U9 150 1B8 57 US US US 345 Total 915 810 901 3020 slnbew titlll Freadman ... 100 137 1 38 383 R. Porter 148 125 117 3M0 .... 133 110 115358 .... ltW 128 15H 458 140 131 14U-4I7 ... 101 ltt7 107 6U1 . M3 "7W7 824 34H5 V. Boucock M. Baker ... B. Elliott ... Handicap ToUl -. C Idtrvrwuod C. Chapin Ill 124 98-331 V. Groom 129 i:i8 B7-3i2 M. Shlrtcllff 120 118 118-350 E. Jones 151 130 131412 Handicap 323 323 323609 ToUl 828 839 799 2404 Key O. V sum's It. Bitner - 121 107 124352 G. Milliard , -...103 118 155438 V Young 113 1U0 114327 H. Menlzer 125 143 148-416 Absentee 127 148 131 40 Announcing the opening of the Oakland Really Co. Office Vi -mil north of Oak land on Highway 99. W. will appreciate your listings of any kind of real estate any where. A. P. Allen, Agent the talk of D. VI en tier ROSEBURG . 129 139 129387 Total 780 743 BOl 2334 M61cal Arts Lab - 133 130 125 142 108 110 Knudtson Fli.serlua Browning LehrtMch BleMliisi 163425 123 38M 138354 1 4.'.5 lie -3Ut 170510 . 153 183 ... u4 l xl HaUidTcap 170 170 ToUl 783 871 847 35U1 Caraleas f sraltsre C. IKimlS 118 87 148351 L. Muiler 92 120 87 2Jfl Absentee 148 150 1 Handicap w. . OF WESTERN RECORDS "V Texat Tyler "Smilp When You Speak ol Texas" "Tell Your Lies to the Man in the Moon" "In My Little Red Book" "Tex Tyler Ride" "Fairweather Baby" "Guitar Boogie Woogie" "It's Been So Ivung, Darlin' " "Too Roy Acuft "Wabash Cannon Ball" "Blue Eyes Crying In the Rain" "Wait for the Light to Shine" Bob Atchtr "Long Gone, Baby" "I Traded My Heart for a Tear" Also Sons of the Pionoer Gent Turry Roy Aeuff aaV 1 1 HANSEN'S RADIO Central Avenue Sutherlin, Oregon the coffee stops! MOTOR CO. E. Seilert Absentee Handicap 149 133 173454 117 147 141405 120 120 120 300 ToUl ..743 790 817 3313 Colombia's mountains were long tlu only known source of plati num, Uien di8cover.es In the Urals made Russia the supplier of nine-tenths of the world's platinum and latt-r platinum was extracted from Canadian ores. Johnny Bond "Fat Gal" Many Jim Robertson "Answer to Rainbow at Midnite" "I Sure Got It From You" Bill Monroe "Kentucky wattz- "Take Me Back to Tulsa" "New Worried Mind" "Blue Yodel No. 4" Eddy Arnold "Chained to a Memory" "That's How Much I Love You' ' "I'll Hold You In My Heart" Open Wed. & Sat. until 8 PM. Phone 5012 & APPLIANCE -efiiasaaaan Years loo Late" -MS- B. L. HelUweU, Mgr. ROSE AND WASHINCTON STS. ROSEBURC