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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1948
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The Weather
U. S. Weather Bureau Office
Roseburg, Oregon.
Forecast for Roieburg and vi
cinity: Occasional light rain to
night and Sunday; warmer tonight
Highest temo. for any Feb. 79
Lowest temp, for any Feb. 3
Highest temp, vesterday 47
lowest temp, last night 26
Precipitation yesterday 0
Precipitation from Feb. 1 .19
Deficit from Feb. 1 .92
Deficit from Sept. 1 50
In the Day's News
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and effective but BRUTAL.
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THE facta being what they are,
it la reasonably apparent why
judges are holding that It Is
LIBEL on Its face when you call
somebody a Communist, but can't
prove that he Is one. It Is more
or less the same, in principle, as
calling a man a murderer. When
you do that, you want to be sure
of your facts.
Any mind capable of straight
thinking must come to the con
clusion that what Is happening
In Bulgaria (and, of course, else
where In the communist sphere)
Is just plain murder.
THE odd part Is that screwball
thinkers Insist that commun
ism Is a LIBERAL movement.
For thousands and thousands Of
years, Retting Into power and
then killing off your opponents
has been the method of reaction
aries throughout the world.
THE communist thread runs
through all the news.
In Washington, Attorney-General
Clark says "there Is no use
trying to outlaw the communist
party, because that would drive
the members underground." Be
sides, he says, such a law might
be declared unconstitutional.
There Is no more potent wea
pon," he went on, "than the work '
of the house committee on un
American activities In bringing
into the spotlight of publicity the ,
activities nf individuals and
groups."
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THAT opens up a highly con- 1
troverslal subject. i
It has seemed to many people
(Including this writer) that the
house committee referred to has i
gone about its obviously Import-1
ant work In the WRONG spirit.
"Wltchhunting" Is the term that -Is
ordinarily used by honest folk
Who feel the hair on the bark of ;
their necks turning up slightly
as thry read of the methods fol-1
lowed by the committee.
If you have read fahly widely
on the subject, you will recall
that when our ancestors were
hunting practloners of "Witch
craft," back In that tragic and
awful period In our early history
when people let their base and
Ignorant passions get the better
of them, the more ardent of the
witch chasers almost always beat
themselves on their breasts and
bade one and all to BEHOLD
WHAT GOOD AMERICANS WE
ARE and what good and plouj
people.
There have been time (rather
frequently, It must be confessed)
when the methods of the chair
men of our house committee on
un-American activities have
smacked somewhat of the meth
ods of the witch hunters.
WHAT we ought to do, it seems
to this writer, Is to approach
this really necessary business of
spotlighting communism In our
country In a spirit of simple, sin
cere FACT FINDING. If we are
to do that, we must get simple,
sincere, patriotic men In charge
of the job.
If gone about right, nothing
can be more Important than
bringing out all the FACTS
about communism and Its nieth
ods and those who arc running
the communist movement In
America.
Basketball Scores
Illy the Aworlat.H Iiel
Marshfield M, Kwl-.nort i'X
Myrtle Point 43. ('miuillc 37.
Ashland 4.1. Meilfurd 1J
'Hie Dalle 14. IIcvhI ier ;'."
Eugene ft!). Bend 41.
Coivallis X, Ij'hiipnn it.
Salrm 4.1, Astoria .10
Springfield 31. Cottage Gior
Roseburg Indians
Post Yictory Over
North Bend, 36-29
Roseburg HIrIi Indians retali
ated last night for the two de
feats handed them at the first
stage of this year's basketball
season by posting a 3G-to-2'J win
over the Bulldogs on the '4S
hoop record.
The first shot was attempted
by North Bend's Hugh from side
court which bounced off the rim
of the bucket and Into the side
lines. It wasn't until after one
minute and 20 seconds of score
less playing with good defensive
work on both sides that the first
tally was marked up for Rose
burg by Bob Schlndler. The first
quarter score was 11 to 5, Rose
burg. Jerry Corn connected with two
of his three shots, all from near
mid-court, during the game. Some
spectacular long shots were made
by Hugh and Clark of North
Bend.
In the first stages of the see--nd
half, Coach Vic Adams ham
pered the success of Roseburg's
previously effective close shots
by smiting irom zone to man-to-man
defense, and marked up 8
points before the Indians could
raise their guard. Roseburg called
time out and returned to effect
an advantage of 28 to-21 at the
close of the third, i-ach of the
teams scored 8 points during the
lourtn period.
Daryl Blanc-k of Roseburg dis
played his usual control of both
backboards and his proficient ball
handling.
The teams meet again tomor
row at 7:45 following a prelimi
nary between Drain's Varsity
Wwriors at 6:20. Roseburg count
ed 8 of 14 free throws, North
Bend 7 of 11. The lineups:
RdMburg 13 Poo. 3Si North Bend
Roger F ... T, Huf h
Hubbard. S .. T J, Hum
Ulanrk. 3 C S, Clark
Taylor. 7 O 1, Lcnnervllle
atmnuitr, B (i e. Shattuck
Substitution: Rowburf Plopr 4
Teuhner, Davidson. Feldkamp. Srofield
a. corn . norm turna Ulson J, vounk
r, Graham i.
Official: 3. Toman and A. Moore
TWO "DRUNKS" FINED
Two persons were fined $20
each on charges of drunkeness
In the Municipal Court Thurs
day, it was reriorted by Munici
pal Judge Ira B. Riddle. The of
fenders were named as Winifred
Lee Adams, 25, and Louis BJerk-
vig. iO.
FORUM LUNCHEON
Monday Noon, February 9th. Hotel Umpqua.
Subject: "How a Community Hospital can be an
Economic Saving to the Citizens of a Com
munity." Speaker: Franklin Smith, manager Josephine County
Hospital. An authority on hospital manage
ment. Earl Flegel, chairman of the Forum Committee will
preside.
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Opening Games Dated
The first (fames of northern
division Douglas County B League
basketball tourney and the sub
district girls volleyball tourna
ment will begin Monday, when
Eikton High School meets Glide,
and Oakland's team meets Von
calla. The program calls for two
basketball games and two volley
ball games.
Sutherlin and Drain - High
Schools meet the victors of Mon
day's contests Wednesday night,
Feb. 11. The final playoff Is to
take place Friday the 13th.
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4 30-Henry King Orchettra.
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7:05 Muaical Interlude.
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T:16 Hera'f to Veterans.
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1 00 Happy Valley Cowboys, Coos
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I 4ft Son for Everyone, Roaeburf
Refrigeration,
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B 15 Music.
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10 10 Mumlc for Saturday Evening.
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10:00 Alka Seltrer News, Miles Labs.
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10 30 Music.
10 45 Garden Talks. Gill Bros. Seed Co.
11 (Ml Methodist Church Services.
12:30 National News, Roseburg
Refrigeration.
12 45 Organ Concert. Umpqua Hotel,
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500 Alexander's Mediation Board.
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Funeral Home.
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6 30 Jim Backus Show.
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0 30 Man About Town, Joaea and
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8:50 Shopper's Guide, Harth's and
Marshall-Wells.
10 00 -Alka Seltzer News. Miles Lane.
10 15- The Plct Sweet Show, Pict Sweet
Foods.
10 M Words and Music.
10 45- Plantation House Party. Modern
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11.15--Music by bava Rose. Roseburg
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1100-Aports Psge of the Air. Marstcr's
Refrigeration
18:10- Rhythm at Random
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18 45-National News, Douglas County
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11 5S Terminal Market Reports, Slg
Felt.
1 00 Man on the Street, Hennlnger'S
Marts.
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1 30 li s Recur ted. Roseburg Venetian
Blind Company.
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2 41- Local Loan Show.
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You can't afford to miss hcorin
PAUL KOPP, the brilliant young
evangelist who wll be at the First
Boptist Church, Roseburg, Sunday,
Feb. 8th through 1 5th.
He speaks ot oil services on Sun
days, also on Thursday ond Friday
evenings.
HIS APPROACH IS ENTIRELY
DIFFERENT THAN YOU HAVE
HEARD BEFORE!
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reason for supporting i'l The hikes, the got
togpthers, the projects, the camps are well
worth a donation, you may think. You'd be
right, of coure. But there's even more to
the Hoy Scout l;iea thnn that! It not only
gives a boy plenty of fun, it helps to build
him into a better man, physically, mentally,
morally! Makes him a better citiren
wherever he may be, whelhrr in a crowded
city or under an open sky! So take this
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helps the bnyhnod of the world! like to the
Boy Scouts.
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