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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON TUESDAY, JANUARY US, 194 THREE ' r Localj TVT iNews! Ooet t Portland Mr. Forrest Hill of Roseburg has left lor Portland to spend several days at tending to business. Attend to Business Mr. and Mrs. Jay Moore, who reside on Cow Creek, were business visit ors in Roseburg yesterday. Needle Club to Mesh The Hub bard Creek Needle Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home or Mrs. Catherine Roeder. Club to Meet The Patch and Chat Club will meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Findlay on the Keasey road. Mu Chapter to Meet Mu Chap ter, Beta Sigma PI will meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dallen Jones, 1015 South Hamilton street. R..A. and E. Club to Meet The Roseburg Art and Embroid ery Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. J. Cornell on South Main street with Mrs. Patty Napier as hos tess. Merchants Lunch The Wom an's Society has Invited the public to enloy a merchants' ham lunch to be served from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Wednesday at the First Presbyterian Church. The lunch eon will feature homemade pies. Back From Sprlnofield Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Pattison and son, Homer Pattison, of Roseburg, soent the weekend at Springfield visiting the latter's son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pattison, and family. League to Hold Meeting The Young Lutherans League of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock t the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Sylwester at 1170 Military street. The bible study will be followed bv a snciHl hour Members and friends are invited. Returns to Springfield Les ter Calder, reDiesentalive for Weyerhaeuser Timber Company, has returned to his home at ssDnnRiiem, toiiowing a Business trip to Roseburg. Goes to Klamath Falls I.eland JTarter. field inspector for the Slate Forester s office, with head ouarters at the Douglas Forest Protective Association office, left Mondav for Klamath Falls on business. Reported III Mrs. R. A. Find lay is reported to be ill at her home on the Dixonville road. Club t Mer The Pnlnbow Pewln" Ch'h w'll meet Wednes ''"v at ? n'clocV t the hoe a' Mrs. Goldle W-'ker at S Parrntt street. Plan for future activities of the club will be made. Back From Eugene Mrs. Fred Rlt?man has returned to her home in the Kohlhagen aiart- -ents, following several davs In Eupene on busne She wp tak en to Eugene !r-t WertnesHav hv er dauphter. Mrs. Kenneth flil kenn. who returned here that evening. P'rdoe Sororities M's Arlene MIckeNon of Mvrtle Cek has been nled"ed to A'"hp Phj nror- it" at Orepon State Cn!io. where she Is a sudept. and Mis Christina Tramlis. d""hter o' Vr, nnd Mr. George Tenal's of Pn-ehi-ff hs been nledged to Delta Delta Dplta sorority. Enlov WeeVrrd Mr. and Mrs. Men-'n Scetdeit rnd son. Jirnniv. d Mr ScheideU's mother. Mrs w. Jj ,V"-'ev. ell of Salem, an'' M Scheidell' hrotber.ln.law and sister Dr. and M Walden, w ho re vle'tn(J fmm Nhf-ask i-nre eend ff"ets of M- anrt Ms. v T. .7acknn at Winrhecter. The atn visitvt ot"" Natives 'n Rnwhttw M-s. Morlev is a sister of Mrs. Jackson. ' Visits at Betts Home Mrs. Ruby Blood, who it-sides on the Keasey road, was a guest of Mr. and Airs. K. I. Belts on Winches ter street Sunday. Sisters to Meet - Pythian Sis ters will meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the K. of P. hall. !l..lw P.i,..Ma iil I ....... 1 1... as excellent Junior. A social hour will follow. Potluck Supper All members of Ihe odd Feliows lx)dge and union tncampmem, ro. , and their families are invited to a 7 o'clock potluck supper Friday night at the I O O F. hall. The Camp will furnish the coffee, rolls and butter. Arrive In Minnesota C. H Wilson, piloting a twin-enplned Beechcraft plane for the Rock 'sland Lumber Company of St Paul, Minn., yesterday brought two of the company's officials, Mr. Rosenbury and Mr. Seeks, to Roseburg, where the latter two will attend to business. Return to McMinnvllle Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Nelson and daugh ter. Nicki, have returned to their home in McMinnvi."e. following Ihe weekend in .-toseburg as guests of Mr. am. Mrs. J. E. Henbest and daughter, Janice Kaye. Mr. Nelson, formerly with the Roseburg Lumber Company, 's now sales manager for the BoMedKevr Lumber Company at McMinnville. W.C.T.U. Meeting Changed The W.C.T.U. meeting has been changed to January 28 at 2 o' clock at the Armoi-y Instead of being held this week as pre viously announced on the organ ization's broadcast over the ra dio. Members are also urged to attend the union meeting of all Roseburg churches at the First Methodist Church Thursday night January 22. at 7:30 o'clock to hear Claude Watson, Los Angeles candidate for president of the United States on the prohibition ticket. NOTICE In compliance with new regulations of the Public Utilities Com mission of the State of Oregon the following rates for ambulance service have been filed and will be effective as of January 20, 1948: Ambulance service within city limits . $4.00 Ambulance service outside city limits willbe charged at the rate of $4.00 plus 50 cents per mile one way). Broken trips (taking fare to one location and then to another location $2.00 extra Waiting time Each 15 minutes or fraction thereof . $1.25 ROSEBURG FUNERAL HOME LONG & ORR MORTUARY STEARNS MORTUARY Two Chinese Army Divisions Desert To Communists PEIPING, Jan. 20.-JP The reported desertion to the Commu nists of two government divisions. and jealous rivalry between two government military cliques are severely hampering Ch;nu's ef fort to wrest a Mamhuiian corri dor from Ihe Reds. The two divisions, from the government's Fifth Army, were said in Mukden to have gone over lo the enemy with all their of ficers and all their equipment, lieneralisslmo Chisng Kai-Shek I'l recent Mukden conferences was said to have commented bitterly on their defection when asked to send up additional divisions. HONG KONG, Jan. 20. LV) China's outlawed Democratic League Is opposed to "making China Into an anti-Russian base lor America", the newspaper Hwa Shiang has reported todey. A resolution to that i-fect, the paper said, was adopted at the third plenary session of the 1-ague. which recently was order ed disbanded by the Nanking government on charges K con spired w ith the Chinese Commu nists. Other resolution' opposed the American aid policy in relation to China, the concentration of land In the hands of the wealthy. SHANGHAI, Jan. 20. .P Demostrators trying to keeD China's anti-foreign pet boiling Plastered anti-British placards on the gates of the British consulate feneral In Amoy last nipht. ine slogans protested against British atrocities" and demanded the retrocession of Hong Kong and Kowloon. Chinese newspapers In Amov carried sharp anti-British edi- torais accusing the Hong Kong government of ordering the evic tion ol Chinese squatters. In Kow loon without warning. Roseburg. Myrtle Creek Teams to Aid Dimes Ftuid Myrtle Creek and Roseburg High Schools are planning to merge their basketball trams into a program for the benefit of the March of Dimes drive In a double bill at the Myrtle Creek High School gym tomorrow. The preliminary between the Myrtle Creek Junior Varsity and the Roseburg Sophomore teams will begin at 7:00 p.m. The second game will be between the Myrtle Creek Varsity and Roseburg'a Junior Varsity. Admission fee will be a dona- tion of 10c or more to the March of Dimes polio fund. Phipps Baby's Funeral Held at Civil Bend Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Benton J'hliips. who died at Mercv Hospital Monday afternoon, were i held at the Civil Bend Cemetery i at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Surviving besides the parents are three brothers: Wililam Leo: Dale I-eRoy, and Dean Andrews, a. I of Tenmile. Arrangements were in charge ! of the Long & Orr Mortuary. Tax Dept. Workers Fined For Destroying Records NEWARK, N. J., Jan 20.- ( V Two young mariii-d women, who admitted they "caueht up" With Iht-ir urU in lhu I! c T . U-rnal Revenue Department by nuMiing income lax wunnoiu ing ceitilicates down a toilet h.,ki,i u,-d r,...ul ci ,u,A ......i. ... day by Federal Judge Guy L. Ult. The court also suspended sen tences Of l.ll.P IUUI- 'lllil a n'i..lt on Mrs. Aiilne Greenspan, i'l, arm mis. Yetta Toivln (iiwnsU-in, 19, both of Newark, after lectur ing them on their iction. The two women, w ho had nn fsnl.wt In nhjin.i.i ,f destroyed public records, were SllSIienHiH hv Iho inturmil wh-.l nue office in Newark for their actions, which the government contended occurred in January and February of 1M7 w hen thev found their work was behind that of the other clerks. Probe Sought Into Two Tragedies at Boys' School BOONVILLE. Mo.. Jan. 20 i7P Two strangulation slayings in ceils at tne training school for bovs broutzht demand to- day for an investigation by Mis souri's governor and attorney gen eral. Senator Ralnh Erdwin Intro. duced a resolution in the state senate demanding that Governor Phil M. Donnelly and Attorney General J E. Taylor investigate what he described as "chaotic conditions" at the correctional institution. Holland Barton, 15-vear old In mate, was found strangled In his segregation cell Sunday night. A coronoer's turv held that he had died at the hands of two cell mates, J. D. Hicks. 16. and Rob ert Oscwald, 14. I-ast Aug. il Donald Three keld, 14, was choked to death In his cell Jerry Owens. 17-year- old inmate, was charged with Iirst degree murder and is await ing trial. J. D. Yedder Rites Dated Tomorrow John D. Vedder. SI. former well know n resident of Rosel-urg, died in Oswego, Ore., J:m. IN. Mr. Ved der was born in Illinois- on Jan. 4. 1KC7. He moved to Roseburg horn Iowa in Wll. making his home in and around this city until lour veal's ago, w hen h moved to Oswego. His wife died here in 134,1. Surviving are the following sons and daughters: Mrs. Vein Rathbun. Rogue River; John Ved. iler, Oswego; Mrs. L. E. Fetid, Minneapolis; Mrs. R,iv Aubin. Roseburg, and Fred Vedder, of Mvrtle Creek; a brother. Curtis Dilocker, Fort Dodpe, Iiiwa: 15 r-andrhildrcn and 10 gr-;rard-children. Funeral services will he held in t'.e rhapc! of the Long & Orr Mortuarv Wednesday afternoon at 2-30. Interment will follow in the Masonic Cemetery. Rev, Ken. reth Knox, pastor of the Fii-st Christian Church will conduct the service. Safety Meet Expected to Draw Many From Douglas I-ari'e representation from Ikmglas County saw mills and lo f-'ing operations Is expected at the K.:u;!h Oregon Safety Confer ence io lie held In Salem, Jan. . and 23. The two-day program wiil lie given over to studies of acci dent prevention, and will include conferences o f representatives from dillerent industries to wotk on problems peculiar to then own activities. ENDS TONIGHT v. ,11 tKKUL rLTrlN lis v..,- Birlhs Announced al Mercy Hospital MURPHY To Mr. and Mrs. John M. Murphv. 333 West Sec ond Avenue, North. Roseburg. January 19. a daughter, Judith Ann: weight six pounds eleven ounces. HORNER -To Mr. and Mrs. Grant C. Horner, Camas Valley January 19. a daughter, Linda liae; weight seven pounds three ounces. WELLING -To Mr. and Mrs. Chester E. Welling. Roseburg. January 19, a daughter; weight five pounds one ounce. KRUSE To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Kruse. Melrose route. Rose burg, January 19. a son, I.ynden Lee; weight eight pounds seven ounces. BESSIE LEA BEAUTY SHOP PERMANENT WAVES: Rilling Koolerwave Halliwoy Kreamwove Duart Machine and Machineless All Work Guaranteed Phone 499-J-1 Second Floor of Wally's Market Hiway 99 N. America's Sensational New maggcook Pressure Cooker 4-Quart Size Patented Ovtn-Preuure Plug Cannot blow out, mlt out or fall Into th food. Make th cook er rMlIf preur-Mfa. 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