SIX
R0SEBU8S NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBUrS, QRESOK FRIDAY, PEBRUaRY 13, 1948
Price Controls Still
Needed, Truman Savs
(Continued from Page One)
Wolcott said a two weeks' ban
on discussion of other nronosals
would "Jet ut see where the
economy is headed."
"We cannot leeislate on m
nomic questions until we know
what Is happening," he continued.
ii wus tpnue aecunej goes loo
far we may have to give our
inougnt 10 supporting markets
standby Prewar Wanted
But Mr. Truman responded
with a positive yes when a re
porter at his news conference
yesterday asked him whether the
iiiujur ,t-uiiuinic prooiem iacin?
the country Is still Inflation, and
nui ueuauon.
FllthermnrO thtt fMnf Avatwi.
five said flatly that the market
break has not lessened the need
for the economic program he
outlined to Congress November
t.
Among other things, he asked
then for standby power to restore
pi iirwaee controls ana rationing
uii a iimiira Dasis.
Chinese Reds Report
Grab of 5 U. S. Marines
(Continued from Page One)
turarl the five marlnut tnnnthap
with five rifles, wounding one of
we marines in the process,
Canthtes Names List
' "The wounded marine, Private
rirst K,iass urayton, alec in a
field hctt pltal of the Peoples Lib
eration Army. The captured
American1 marines included a
corporal (named by the Navy as
-Pi. wniiam l i-onara, fort
Worth), privates Dickenson
(PFC C-trroll W. Dlckerson,
Olathe, Kar.), Hart (Pvt. Robert
nan, t'ltwi uirgn i, ana another
private (PFC Thomas Kapodis
trla. Buffalo, N. Y.).
"They all serve In the head
quarters of . the West Pacific
American FIciH.
"The mlllta.' y headquarters of
the East Shantung Peoples Lib
eration Army hus longed a strong
firotent with th e American Navy
n China, demanding that It
apologize and ifuarantee no re
currence ot sucn acuons; otner
wlse the America t) troops and the
United States government will
bear the full re:i,xnslblllty for
the consequences r esulting from
such actions." .
Russia Orders E t onomic
Board for E. Germany
(Continued from F.iRe One)
that the plan be dropped.
In ordering an economic setup
for his own zone, he tu.r ned down
once more a standing Vnvltatlon
to tie In the zone's econ omy with
that of Western Germany.
Sokolovsky granted t f. e com
mission power "to Issue Orders
and lntrutlons binding on all
German organi7ations lit the
.Soviet zone of Germany Iti har-
i. -caoujc pleasing WmfvJ pSherl4foSs
A. XMti TACTcsee
KPWVWfMHT CHAMP AT WASHING
TO) STATE AND NEVER LOST A MATCW IN
COLLEGE. HE HAS lOON MOCH ACCLAIN, SINCE
THEN IN THE PRO. RING AND RECENTLY UJOM
THE. PAClf IC C0A6T JUNIOR HEAvyuJElGHT fMT
CCOtUN.
...STOJACK PLAYED A PLENTY ROUGH BRAND
OF FOOTBALL A FEU) SfEARS BACK AND RANKED
AS ONE OF THE BEST GUARDS EVER TO SHOU)
ON THE COAST, BOTH COLLEGE AND PRO!!
military administration."
The commission was empow
ered also to "examine questions
flf thA roetahllahmant onA 'tn
veiopmcnt of peacetime Industry
In the Soviet zone of Germany
as weu as coordination ot the
fll-tllitU nf t Via mntrnl (!.,..mn..
anministrative organs for indi
viuuai orancnes 01 uie economy."
The commission was ordered
"f r mtrw Ihnwnh cm...!!... ...
plan reparations deliveries and
iu sausiy ine neeas or soviet oc
cupation forces In Germany."
Under thA m:iruhnl' nriw V.
commission will be organized
aiong auvici lines.
Pravda told the Russians today
inai mp Krmri r taa ! hann
aitrn aown an over the British
zone of Germany and the Stars
and Strlnes rnlsawl Iminarf tm
Americans "take over" the Ruhr
ana otner iirltish-admlnlstcred
areas.
A Munich Hlann.h ti.4na.wt l
the Communist paper asserted
the United States Is continually
buying Into Ruhr mines and Ger
man factories and otherwise as
suring Itself permanent footholds
In the German economy. The
American area tuminn hai i
dUStrinl flrmfl In tnrmnw.
Pravda said. It depicted the U. S.
program of reparations as di
rected toward removing from the
scene all competitions of Amer
ican firms, leaving untouched the
iuiiu ui-rman war potential.
The TTnltoH t: t t ... i
- '- 'mil a flW!Ull
about three-fourths of the cow
hides used by the U. S. leather
industry. i
Peter J. Corrigan Dies
At Veterans Hospital
Peter James Corrigan, 59, of
Wsrrvntnn Ore rilawi Tfritn4a..
at the Roseburg Veterans Hospi-
mi. mr. iorriKun was corn at
Cheyenne River, North Dakota
Oct. . 1RSS Ho Yian mijd hi.
home at Warrenton for 44 years.
roe was a surveyor.
Rl irvfltn O f)ro nna .in riAn
Corrigan. Vancouver. Wash twn
sisters, Mrs. R. G. Falleur, and
Mrs. Rrvu Tirettn A m.r kitk nf
Warrenton: two brothers, Fred
Cnrrlpan Portland ami Pjhimd
Corrigan, Warenton.
Mr. Corrigan was a member of
i -. i i i . . .
being taken to Astoria for aerv.
Ices and Interment Arrange-
nvnn am in maroa nr ,ha i
On Mortuary.
Britain Launches Plan
To Freeze Prices
(Continued from Page One)
LOCAL NEWS
Auxiliary t Meet George
rtuAinary lo United
Spanish War Veterans will meet
muiiuay nigni, reoruary I6t at
whwr i uw Armory.
BiVl!i,r?0' Operation
j 000"eVr for the SI
Dillard Motor Cnmnanv . .
ed to be doing nlcelv 't f2l
hosnitfll Whero hA VAnanat..
derwent a major operation.
Has MilAa nna.itf.i. ,7,
Saline of Rosebursr unHanuani
major operation at Immanuel
Hospital in Portland this morn
ing. Mrs. Saling left yesterday
for Portland to be with him.
Will RnanJ UiaaLa.J LI
Miss Shirley Ogle, student at
NorthWMtpm Kfhnnl
- - a V-Ullf
merce In Portland, Is expected to
arrive here this evening to spend
the weekend visiting her parents
and sister, Mr. and Mrs;. Eldon
Ogle, and Miss Barbara Ogle.
I ftauaa C r T Tt
Houser, traveling representative
f ("If" Ualtanl AiHn Cmnt..
i" niVViy LOm
pany, left Thursday for coast
points, following an over-night
stay in Roseburg attending to
business with the local manager,
Jack Davis. Mr. Houser Is a son-
in-iaw or Mr. and Mrs, Fred A.
Knight of this city.
Will ft 4a r . tM. r
..... nwv j.
Young, Gaye Mowery and H. J.
fVDniJi r a n
levari uai ui, or., oi nAJseourp, are
on the University of Oregon cam-
wu. i nt?y wm auena ine oanquet
In thf OtAnlncr at- uihlnk
Gov. John H. Hnlt uiii hs
speaker.
1 21 In thli country next November.
m uir iime 01 m iy4u presiden
tial election there were &3,996 629
ersnn nf vntlni o ri.. '.n
815.312 of those toted.' ''
uewey charged In his first ma-
jur loicign-Doucy address that
th Truman aUi.. 7 " .
helping the Soviet scheme of
"ui ju wmjura inrougn "blunder-
i?g' , and "eompromUuns;" with
Russia.
The0 Oral ,ha uOtf H .
said, "which resulted in' tur
rondPrine 200 million people in
Of Srtvlf-l Ruccta bM i
-- ------ miu aic idUJUIV
delivering the 400 million -eople
' inio me tame hands."
Reuben Merritt Ferber,
Oakland Resident. Dies
HfpH nf Vforxj hAnlif.l ti ' J '
"J isubmucw ntfunes-
y- He was horn at Salem, S.
may 01, jfvvi, and was a resi
dent of Oakland, Ore for 54
years.
Mr PrVui- MnMi a. r
Sarah C. CoDeland in Rosebure
-, en-slues ine widow,
survivors 'nclude a son, Reuben
Max Ferber, Los Angeles; a
brother .1 W raka r, i
, ... . ta,, iwseuurg,
and a sister, Miss Inez Rebecca
Ferber, Elkton.
Funeral aanrlaaa ..111 L. 1 i ,
r-h ,h k 9a,(lan, Community
; i . ? . fwaras will of
ficiate Intormant ...111 ,
the Odd Fellows cemetery. Ar-
'""""" are in care of
Stearns Mortuary.
Special Lenten Services
Set by Lutheran Church
First .In a series of special Len
ten services will be held Sunday,
Feb. 15. at St Paul'. 1
Church, Corey Ave., and Military
-j'., aim ii ai. jonn s i-uineran
Church, Sutherlin, it was an
nounced by the Rev. W. A. Syl
wester, pastor.
.r.,u,nder ,he eeneral topic,
"Voices of the Passion," various
nortions of Christ's Passion story
will be considered in each ser
mon. Mr. SvlU'Actor atatoa ,...,
a rather novel" approach will be
used In presenting the various
sections of the Passion story.
The listeners will be asked to
Imagine that anmn nf ,hA
characters In Christ's Passion
story have come back to life, and
in their own words and way are
telllnt? the rurt thau nla..aJ I.
the Passion storv of the Lord.
mey will be, figuratively, the
guest speakers." preaching the
respective Lenten meditation.
-J" JJ?e 8Prvices of Sunday. Feb.
15, "The Voice of Malchus" will
be heard. Other topics of this se
ries fire Tha Vnlaa Tl... l
"The Voice of Calaphas," "The
vuice oi jonn." -i ne Voice of
Longinus,- 'The Voice of Nleo
demus." The public Is Invited to attend
th entire series. The services In
Roseburg begin at 11 A. M., while
the services In Sutherlin begin at
8 P. M., every Sunday.
Republican Chiefs Rao
President Truman
(Continued from Page One)
building, engineering and civil
service.
Crinna relternte tha annaal
fnr Vnlnntnr, matacma, fn otnm
wage and nroflt rises. Then he
asked the House:
"Can we take them In a demo
cratic WtIV hv fraaa ahnlna na cars
we to demand the Imposition of
luem uy lorce ;
Unless we exerelce rMtralnt
he said, "the sheer facts of the
case will demand compulsion,
which this government Is anxious
to avoid."
Crlpps asked that wage nego
tiations either be postponed or
"conducted In the light of the
prlnclDles laid down In the white
Half! UIMI IS, no DOOSIS.
of "all true white Jefferson Dem
ocrats' tn mnBiHap ulthhnli
the South's electorlal vote from
Mr. Truman In November.
The date of the meeting was
left open.
Those present adopted resolu
tions condemning- whitA T4n,,n
support of ami-lynch, anti-poll tax
and no-color-llne-in-Jobs bills.
..,Ali.electlon sidelight from
Washington:
The CenSUS hlireail UV, thaaa
will be 93,941,000 persona over
We Install
LINOLEUM
And All Floor Coverings
Expert Work Reasonable
Prices Free Estimates
F 4 W FLOOR COVERING
Phone 499 R3
PRUDENTIAL LIFE
Imuranc
HORACE C. BERQ
Speoial Agent
Oouglaa Abstract Company
Offloa 712-J R(a. gri-J
SHtiWIN-WlLLIAMS
SEMI-LUSTRE
WALL FINISH
The EASY way to give kitchens,
bathroom wslls sad all wood
work fresh, cheerful
colors, smiiiogIj
wstbsbl btsutyt
1.61
UT.
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You'll find ALL the low
prices at SAFEWAY
It Is our policy to meet the lowest price of every competitor, item by Item
day by day, and town ty town. Note these specially reduced prices now'
In effect at Sofeway in Roseburg. Why shop all over town for bargains when
you con get them all at your Roseburg Safeway store?
Arizona Grapefruit
Lettuce
Delicious Apples .............
Popular Brand Cigarettes
Aliens Apple Sauce ....
Scotch Cleanser ........
Sunnybank Margarine
Meadowood Butter ....
Tasty Butter
Favorite Matches ......
Wheat Toast Wafers
Fels Naptha Soap ......
Oxydol
Dui
box
.lb.
.lb.
05c
14c
2.89
1.33
10c
10c
38c
93c
91c
31 0c
25c
329c
35c
35c
Cal...a.-af. ...aa...a
wnuiui Vavrresr j jj 47e
Edwards Coffee """" ,h'
Nob Hill Coffee '
Nob Hill Coffee Z" 2 lbs 83e
Airway Coffee IZZZZZZ.. lb! 40c
Airway Coffee 3 bj j
Lifebuoy Toilet Soap j .'.221 c
Lux Toilet Soap 221 c
Hi-Ho Crackers ""'"""""JJJ'J'J'""""""" 28c
Fresh Oysters ZZZ.3."3!"p?s.' 59c
Pork Roast, Shoulder Cut 45e
Bacon Piece 59c
Van Camp Pork and Beans .Z!!!!"!!."NoV"30o"223e
Hills Coffee 1 lb. 49c
Helm Baby Food .'.3 20c
Effective in Roseburg Only
Many prices in this advertisement hove been cut so sharply It Is almost cer
tain that the demand for some of these items will exceed the supply. We will
do our best to keep the stores supplied but we may run short. Wt reserve the
right to limit No sales to dealers.
UMPQUA VALLEY
HARDWARE
202 N. Jackson
Can 73
Dance
At The
Veterans
Lounge
Lunch Served
12-2 P. M.
PHONE 307
FOR
SAWDUST and
HOOB
Single or Double
Loads Ph. 307
YOUNGS BAY
LBB. CO.
SAWDUST
SLAB WOOD
PLANER ENDS
Immediate Delivery
DENN-GERRETSEN CO.
Phone 128
402 W. Oak
You've Cot to be Best to be fIRST
CflYHOUHO is rim
mmmmui
Greyhound is today's biggest
travel value! Fares are luu tr than
thoM of any other form of public
transportation. And you get mort
for your money... mon comfort
with the finest buses . . . more con
venience with frequent service
everywhere. Ride with the leader.
Ride Greyhound for grUest
travel value ... or Mr Aei I in bug
transportation t
i W. - . r- I all 1. J 'KT Stl BM W 1 : -
19 Departures Daily
from
I ROSEBURG
Portland .. S3.00
Fresno 7.95
Salem 2.2S
8acramento 6.50
San Francisco .... 6.90
Los Angeles 10.65
ra. f,Jn,t 1,
town. It'P '..
R. J. Hughes, Agent 348 S. Stephens Ph. 586
GREYHOUND m
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Physical Therapy Swedish Massage
HEALTH CENTER
TREATMENTS FOR
MUSCULAR, CIRCULATORY AND
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CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT
HOWARD R. MARTIN
Phone 858-R 20S W r.,i.
I
WHICH JESUS?
Did you know that we have no Bible record of any
religious meeting ever being called on Sunday?
Acts 16:13.
Box 343
Henry C. Kelley
Sutherlin, Oregon
WOOD and SAWDUST
Immediate
Delivery
16" Gr. Slabwood
16" Mill Ends
Screened Sawdust
4' Slabwood
4' Dry
16" Dry
BURN SAWDUST!
50 CHEAPER THAN OTHER FUELS:
UNIFORM HEAT PLENTIFUL SUPPLY
PHONE 468
LITTLE GIANT
GARDEN TRACTOR
IVz H.P. Air-Cooled Engine
O CULTIVATES
O DISCS
O MOWS
O PLOWS
O BULLDOZES
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$Zi ssr are rss iZsg&s
ed Come out to Pacific Chain Saw Co. gmen use ahd the' hmi!! "n5.,and
one 01 ,hrae u,ue ln is
And if Yon Aren'l Already Convinced-Look a! the Low Prices!
TRACTOR 2'2 H. P. with rubber tires 189.75
ATTACHMENTS:
Cultivator, rubber tires 7e
Disc Gang, 6-12" discs 3,, 2
Spike Harrow, 14 tooth ;:
Plow and Drawbar. 7" -ZZZT"" 1815
Trailer Bed, with extension hitch ".3"""""."." 38 50
Bulldozer Blade, front or rear hitch "".V.V.V..".". 16 75
Other accessories ond replacement parts available.
Single and Double Loads of
Planer Ends
Roseburg Lumber Co.
Kosebunj rK 4oj
PACIFIC CHAIN SAW
Highwey 99 North
Phone 499-R-l