Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, January 29, 1948, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI EiSHT RDSEBURS NEWS.REV1EW, RPSEBURS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1948 Deserter Who Hid 4 Years in Hotels Facing Sentence f'KATTI.F, .T.in. 29. (.f) T Iih ar n.v wlthlu'lit ili'i'lslnn to ii'iy wht'thfr to pnorute Kutrt )1. Miit'V. who luM a MlaniJe ytot-v of itt'vf'i'tiiic and hitting in hol"l rooms fuur yc:ira- at his riotlier's insistence 10 avoid cap turf. iVnclliiR Fi'ilcnil JmiIcp Lloyd 7 . I i ;i Mnl-nHn( the lit-yrar-t 'i suldi'-r week from tomor row on his plea of puilty to per jury charges, no plans werp an run'fd hv army authorities, lie pleaded puilty yesterday to two periury counts, haed on a court aterpent here in Kehruary, 1 after Tort I.nwmn military police prrested him, that he had never been in thp army. He testified yesterday he orlg Inally di'serted at Tort Warren Wyo., in Marc. 1043, at Insist rnce of his mother, a scrub woman. From then until February 194fi, he said, he hid in hotel rooms In Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Utah. His mother sup !orted him bv working In the hotels as a scrubwoman, he said "For weeks and months, I rever left the rooms." thp six foot three-Inch youth said. "I did everything my mother told me to do "She had a mortal fear of my Ifeintj a soldier rtnd told me that he'd do unything to keep me out." When arrested here, his moth er got out a writ of habeas cor pus. claiming he was not the R B. Massev who was charted with desertion. He told Judpe niack then he had never leen In the army and w-as freed on JVX) bail. He failed to appear for a June. If-KI, hearing. After a prolonged Fill search. Massev and his mother were picked up in Salt I-ake City on Jan. 7. Mrs. Massey Is belne held for trial there. As-t. U. S. Ally. Vuunhan Evans said. Unethical Conduct Of Lawyers, Jurors Rapped PORTLAND, Jan. 20. (.11 -Federal Judire Fee raid from the bench yesterday that federal court considers "highly unethl cal" the discussion of cases by attorneys and lurors even afler the case is settled. Criliiiing the Klicy. which Is rllimed In some state courts. Fee declared: "Juries are apt to soft-cdal -esH'clally when under pressure reasons for hring'ng in a par ticular tvpe of verdict. A good indication of this is in the recent murder ca-e here when memliers of the lurv were weak enough to Inwx'ach their former verdict." ihscrvcrs assumed hi' was re ferring to tile case of Warded Henderson, executed for murder last Friday. In an attempt to stay Henderson's execution, affi davits were presented from two Jurors saying that racial preju dice had influenced the conviction. IS year-old Veterans Administra tion employee, in a mountain meadow near I rue Kee jury .kj. Hardy was found guilty ol shooting Mcl-aln while Lois Hum Hardy, 20, a native of New Lon don, Conn., held Mdiin in an embrace. The two were accused of luting Meluiin to the secluil. il lot on a promise of his receiv ing l-ois lavois. KutiU'iy was it'll as the motive. Yoncalla Quintet Defeats Eikfon Yonrall.i llii-h School rdjrrl out Klkton's bii.vki-'bjiil team Tues lav. :1 r0. at Yonra!!a. The end of rhf half saw Yoncalla leading. 28 K). YV fatherly of Yoncalla took hi'h scoring honors with 25 mints, cIom'Iv followed by ftlf'hfy of Yoncalla with 24. Yomallfi sank 5 out of 15 free hrows, Klkton 10 oul of 19. Tho Klkton frcshmon downed the Yoncalla frosh 17 12 In a pre iPMn; rv Vrlty lineup: Yum-lla lili 50 Elk ton Po.. rt. 10 K 9, Herhbrcer Mrfx. 2 r V derm M Donald Dan, 1 C 10 Binder HHrh-. 24 C, 23. Utheri Hjt'r. 7 O 2 CcilIfV Subilltutloni' Yoncalla Allen. Me t. ii!d. Dirk Mcrk 3. Hunhf: Klkton 4nlrewi, C'lemu, F. SwtmrinKf n. Aid It h Official: Eddy. Closing of Four Rivers Explained by Game Board HoKTI-ANn. Jan. 29. -- (Pt -The Stati Game Commission aid yesterday that Its closure of he Nchalcm, Trask, and Wilson Rivers from March 1 to Sept. 15 was necessary to protect a de fining spring chinook salmon un. Answering protests against the losure, the Commission said a itudy had shown spring chinook lie In deep XKils of those rivers luring low water periods. A halt o angling mav build the chinook 'un hack again, the Commission said. The November closure of the Miami river is Intended to pro- ect chirm salmon, which spawn n the river during that muriih World-Wide Fight On Soviet Unions Planned by AFL MIAMI, ria. Jan 21 1.11 Tlle AH. Fxecutue Council 'JV veiv indn-illorl Imlav lit tt il meant to take advantage of Anli--loviei activity around the wan Id hv setting up a rival lahor oif .in iatlon to irwe out the Hie.sians The Soviet trade uiiioms are inernlxus of the W"i 111 FedetH Hon of Trade I'nions. in which the CIO is a'so a nirliiinant alonn with reoit'entat'ves of la Iter uro'tns ln a score of other na Hons. The AKI. -! never '"in. assertini? the WKTl! Is "Com munist (tomn.''ted hecause ol overwhelming numiters. A three-man committee within thv council Is workinp on a new nollcv statements which mleht no so far as to scuttle the AFL's irao'itional ontKtsition to universal military tr.ainin" and revise vtand on liie theorv that IT. S 'otith rnut te d-illed for d fense. The committee plans to report Fridav. President William Oreen said vesterd.av that in adidtinn to the fi-cani.-ition of in inter-Ameri un federation of la nor amiirii' 17 n.at'ons in this hemisohere. ihe AFL planneil to apie,al to 'ahor proups in F:urnpe. Asia a-"' elwwhere to rival the World Federation of Trade I'nions. Action Slated on Aid Eoost for Veterans WASHINGTON. Jan. L"J.- .T House Keputilican leaiiers are lav ine plans lor quick action on Islution to ial-,e Mlitsistenee ailow jiilvs lor vctcians in scIkxjI and IH-rmlt lusher pay for on the-job ti aiiiinc Hep. Allen ill Illl. chairman III the lluit-s Coinnilltee, told IF IwdtelS tile lioU-e Will act ".Mjun, pel liaps Ill-Xt Week." Sip'ilar leeilatiun alieady has passed Ihe Senate Lut has l-en oeiu up oy the kulcs Conimlttee lur sevelal mouths. Allen said he acted independently of Ihe com mittee, tint has since been assuri-d that other mciiincis favor the bills. One would raise the monthly subsistence allowance for single veterans to Sn and frive married veterans with one dependent $MT. jt-d those with two dciicnd ents J120. Single veterans In col ,eee now "et sb."), an(j married veterans 'M. Hope for Missing Filers About Gene LLNVFR, Jan. -2rj.-W The i?round search was abandoned but 1 planes cruised over the snow bound mountain wilderness north wM of iM-nver today seeking trai-e of a C-47 Kovernment plane that di--auiieaied a week atfo with three Civil Aeronautics Adminis tration employes aboard. Ski patrols, dog teams and oilier ground searchers were withdrawn last nieht from the ar.-a near Nedeiiand. Colo. Cant. William Coleman, Lowry Field rmblic relations officer, said of ficials had virtually abandoned hope for Ihe missing trio. Aboard the missine aircraft were Pilot Fred Snavely. Kansas City, Mo.; Co-pilou Warren L. Lunfjstrum. Leavenworth, Kans., anil Ross C. lirown, Denver, an aeronautics Inspector, formerly of Seattle. Tin? plane vanished on a two hour flight westward from Den ver o Gland Junction, Colo. The ship radioed its last message about 2U minutes oul of Denver, reporting il had encountered "M-vcre turbulence." British Food Ministry Increases Bacon Prices LONDON, Jan. 29. The food ministry increased bacon prices up to 13 cents a pound to day because of rising costs. A government decision not to increase food subsidies above the present 1:392,000,000 i$1.5G8.0O0, 01X11 influenced the decision. Pres ent bacon prices vary between 35 cents and 40 cents a pound, de pending on the cut. Civilians are allowed two ounces per week by ration. A barrel of underground oil can have as much as 1.U00 cubic feet of gas dissolved in it. Military Training Decision Pending WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. .V Speaker Martin (R.-Mass.) said today the House Republican lead ership has made no decision on compulsory military training leg islation ana is not imeiy to uu so tor some time. That has nt come up at all," Martin told newsmen when asked about reports that the leadership has decided to shelve the UMT program recommended by Presi dent Truman and approved by the House Armed Services Commit tee. Martin said the legi l?'ln" probably will be discussed at a future meeting of the House GOP Steering Committee which shapes partv policy and which Martin heads. He emphasized that party heads have not taken a stand one way or the other. THEE PAY FINES Three persons paid fines of $20 each In the Municipal Court this morning. Municipal Judge Ira 11. Riddle reported. Herman Mueu zer, 55, and Thomas Bowen, 42, both of Hoseburg, were charged with disorderly conduct, and Raymond Evans. 2X, Kosebui-fc, waj charged with Intoxication. All three pleaded guilty, Juiige Riddle said. It's SOLD When You List With VALLEY Real Estate Agency Lobby of Hotel Grand Phone 868 Trailer House East Of Lumber Planf Burns Interior of n trailer house at Ihe government trailer camp east fif the HosehuiK Lumber Co., oo- upietl by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis kurlM'k and (heir 2 -year-old child, Mas tfuttrd by fire, which occurred atnnit 11:15 this morn- itiK- Kxtent of damages has not yet tMt'n determined. "Kiss of Death" Slayer Faces Life Sentence NKVAI A TTV, Calif.. Jan. I1!' - (.V - In the same Nevada I'nuntv courtroom uhere his com mull law bride last month was sentenced to die. Joseph 1.. Hardy. 21 year old army deserter, was cim iclcd of murder Tuesdav by a Jury which recommended lite inmris'inmenl. 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Boast lb. 57c OREGON FANCY DRIED PRUNES uk 29$ Fresh Oysters pt.jar 59c QERBY TA4ALES is-con 25$ Dr. Phillipp's Citrus Juices Cropefru-t 2j Blended Orcnr-e .2? v. 2Z cm UMPQUA CHIEF FLOUR 1" 4.79 COLUMBIA SAUER KRAUT No. 2Vi Can 10$ Hungry Jack PANCAKE FLOUR 10-lb. Sack 89$ ALBERS ROLLED OATS Quick or Rog., 10-lb. Sack 89$ C. & H. PURE CANE SUGAR 10-lb. Sack Johnson's GLOCOAT 90$ Quart Bottl 98$ PET MILK 2 Largo Cans 25$ Tangerine Juice NoCan 13c Clothes PinsSp,inDo,xype 19c FARM FRESH Fruits end Vegetables LETTUCE Largo Heads Lb. 15$ Local CARROTS 2 bunches 25$ Sunlcisf C3AKGES u. 8$ Sunkist LEMONS lb. 13$ POTATOES io l. 59$ U. S. No. 2 riATiTArr a i r ruiAiUDso.ib.sk i.ifi Fresh Frozen Fruits and Vegetables RED RASPBERRIES Pkg. 43$ CORN AND PEPPERS 33$ PICTSWEET PEAS Pkg. 27$ PEAS AND CARROTS Pk, 27$ BRUSSEL SPROUTS 35C BROCCOLI Pkg. 29$ Miracle Whip pint 39c Carnation Chocolate Malted Milk with Shaker Both for 59$ Gcrber Baby Foods Strained Chopped tJ A 2o im 3 Cans Dinner Pancakes Broadcatt January 31, 1948 1 Vt cupi prfMrd 1 V, cup n1r difd, .m.fc mi ookl mm' t j up P M.i lb.) f i Cup N Put pjneak mix into bowL Stir in (rraduftllf mtitur of milk and water. Do not bat until smooth. Lump r bits of thorttninff and will diMppcar in th bakind- bold in meat. Using about l4 cup for each, haka on hoc, greased griddle until bubble appear and edg are cooked. Turn and brown other iidc. Mnkei about sixteen 4 Vi inch caket. If desired, aerva with creamed vegetable. Bologna, wieners, frankfurter, can ned lunch meat, ham or Utt-oraf cooked meat can be used. Ion nr. WJ: Pel Milk largo can 13c Prepared Sperry'a Pancake Mix vfs 27c Weiners hi. 59c y XJ rvn if Sroro No. 1. Phono S22 Store No. 2, fhono 39 Sfort No. 3, Suthorlln. Vtddor'i Morkoti. Myrti Crock and Riddlo