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Newspaper Page Textt TWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1948 J'abliihi-it Dally t.tumpt tunes by tae , LTVft-l(LYIIJW (OMFAKt, INC. . Entered as second class matter May ,t, uui e me pwvuii'e at aujeeDurg, .Oregon, under act at March a. 1vm. IIAIUI V. ti VAN TON III TOR fcDWIN L. MN AfF .. at XAUk. Member of tha Auociated Kress. Ore "fotj Nevspapec Publlsjaers Aasoctati?, in Auoit uureau 01 ircuiUuns It e preset, if d tor UTST-HOLUDAY "c5 Trancisco. Los Angela, Sea tile, VurV tana, flL ixtuu. ftaaWlaUuai stales LKu(iai mri or -By Wail i-er tear County County -a yo an uu 6lx Months j .'xi a 3.00 2 -1 tiree Uuotht .Her year, by etty carrier .Her month, by city carrier. .. ... tJU.OU . .7 : The Weather 1 U. S. Weather Bureau Office Roaebura. Oreaon. Forecast for Roeeburg and 'cinlty: Partly cloudy with show era tonight and Saturday. Hlghett temo. for any Feb. 71 Lowest temp, for any Feb. .Highest temp, yesterday . 46 . Lowest temp, last night .. 40 Precipitation yesterday 06 "Precipitation from Feb. 1 . 1.51 . Deficit from Feb. 1 1.67 Defiolt from Feb. 1 1.25 In the Day's News (Continued lrom Page One) 'will then demand that we get OUR army out of South Korea. . In that event (presumably) the Russian puppet government (Would boom down with Its army and GRAB SOUTH KOREA. m Whereupon the Russians would shrug their shoulders and say it was a local ruckus and they 'couldn't do anything about It. Thafi the kind of world we're I living In. IllHAT'Sthe answer? If If we let ourselves get weak and helpless, the Russians will probably tackle us. If we stay too strong to be safely monkeyed with, they won't That's about the long and the short of it. . AN the home front, economists U of the department of sirrlcul lure tell us not to get too hopeful about lower meat priors. Meat, . they say. Is really scarce now and is getting scarcer because the number of meat animals on farms Is decreasing. KeeD vour finders crossed. 11 Z 140 million people ate a little lc,-s meat every day, it wouldn't be so scarce. " You never can tell what people will do. . . . m I CAM BALDOCK, Oregon' tate ,j highway enRiwHT, ay a pro- Z posed bridge over the Willamette at Independence would now cost Z (900,000, wherea in 1940 it would have cost about $450,000. The " route Ib at present served by a Z free ferry, Acaln Z The state of Oregon MIGHT decided to GO ON serving the route by a free ferry. When I things are priced higher than - people want to pay. you never can . tell what will hapien. s (TOIl that reason, an economy P built on prices that are too - high is always shaky. Hesidct who wants to live In a country where you have to be always DO- . ING WITHOUT thing? That is what has hamstrung the bulk of Europe. Z So lots go on hoping prices - come down Just enough, but not too much. That would fix us up beautifully. " a a FIXED GOTTSCHALK, piviuVnf of the Forest Products Re " sratrch Society, says In Portland that the time Is likely to come i when alcohol produced from wood waste In the Pacific Northwest may compete with gasoline and foil. It can now be produced for about 30c per gallon, he add. I' and with bigger volume can be made cheaper. Z. When WHI that be? Gottachalk says it will happen when Increased usra are found for tha by-products of wood dls- tilUtion. At present, lignin is the 3' big by product - and so far it is a mystery. Kind what to do with I lignln t a profit) and a vast -new Industry will hr created for lithe Northwest. m a llfHO says there's no future fur f f smart young men in this -country? ZZ NOHOPY but the saps and the demagogues. Zl School Girls Divide I 'Tin Volleyball Games - Kullerton Srhml Girls' voliVy- - baM team moved Into the Ko " tnhoo. court Wedr'sd.iy a tier " noon and took the first gam. 1" . to 11. However, the Hose girls - ladled their foi"tvs to come Iwek with a win over their opponent Z 13 to 9. This ua the Iit utticial , pa me of volley-ball to b played - on the Hose court. Benson Girls w ill . visiting team in a conleM .if volley Iv.l, with the Rose School girl. nt.t Week. Sunday at The Churches ST. JOHN'S 1,1'THPR AM CMI'tCaf (Mlsseerl HvHdl Soeel llaU, Isnuaua sae Central ftu, heltterlin W. A. Bviweetar, Koseburff. pastor. i ne tnunn or ine j-uuteran Hour. The Sunday School and adult Bible Clusa met-Li on b Linda y. February 22, 7 00 P. M The service begins at B OO r. m. ine topic oi trie wrmon li "Hie Voice of Peter." Thi la the mme. nd of a arrie of Lenten medltattana, all baM-d on portion of Christ Paa ion HUtry, and entitJed, "Voicaa of the Patalun " Tlve LuUserao Huur ta broad- caat bunaaya over khh at 9 JO A. M. Tuna in, wrlta In; telj oUtcra. ST. rACIS f.t'TIIFArf t HI sen MUtiurl Kned Carey aad Hlltlary Straeto la eat KtHkurr "Tha Church of the Lutheran Hour " me aervK-e m sunoar. vebruary eta, U-fc-lru at Jl uo A. M. The topic of tha eermrm ta. "Tha Votce of .Peter." Thu la the aecond of a lentaii aertea, batted an L-hrutt a Paaaton kttory. and entitled. "Voicaa of the Puuilon. " 1 fta Sunday ScrKKil and adult Bible Claaa rnrrta at S A. M Wa moat cordially invito all to a tend our aervlca, Sunday School and turtle Lltti l na L.ulneran Hour broadraet Sunday over KKN'R at :J A. M rune in: write In. tell other. Tha rmer aaaernrtir met-ta TueMlwy. Febru ary 24. at tha enure: The ineetlna rw- (ine at 8 WI F M W . A Bytweatar. 1170 aaiaiury atreet. Weal afuaaburs, paator. ASKFMHLr OF ((D DIM W. lira! Ntrewl Vernon L. Klamta. Peetor. Sunday scnooi, v:9 A. M : Mornlna Worithm. II 00 A at.. Christ a Ambavsadnra 'Young Peopkei, S JO P. M A croup rtudrnla trum tha Canyonvllla Bible Araderny will he In charge of thla arrvica. Trmr ruU orrheau-a win preomt to play aikactal numbon. vocal number will be given, and Mr. Bob smarter win imw a mln ii(m of Color- ad Motion Ptcturm of the Canyonvllle Hinie Araaemy aiUvltlee inrludina Air plane vlrw of the cimpm ground and pninta of Interest aurroundlng the imo1. Evening evanaeli stse aarrvtce 7 45 P M Mrs. Helen Dunbar will Itr me fftteai apeaaer at in I aervtce Mr Dunbitr and her hueband, Mr, W Prank lln Dunbitr, were active as missionaries tn Argenllna for a number of year and ire now teaching at tha Canyonvllle Bible Academy. Tuesday: "Good News Program." KRNR, 4 45 P. M Pravtv Mcctinjf. 7 4ft P M Thursday: Hihte Study. 7 43 P M. On Monday. Tebru- ary a.i. iir Aasemniaea or um, fst-tlli y rvltowshlp Meeting will be he id the local Church The afternoon ser- vtc begins at t 30 P M Christ Am- MtMflon rally it l M. and the evonlng aervtce at 7 P M The Dublir t welcome and Invited to attend tills aay oi te now snip ana worsnip. riBKT MrTHnnisr chi ac m Ceraer el Laae aad ata Main Hirer Is W A MacArthur. MinlUir Tha morn ing aervlrw at II :W A M this Sunday will be concerned with the layman's rcnnnt.lbtllty In the affairs erf the t.Tiurcn Acrnaa ietnxjiam. onro a year. Lasyman my is ooer eo Mr. R Le- rov HlMtl. Uie Lay leader of tile Cburvh will share the pulpit with Reverend A MacArthur The choir under the wtWMi of H. Clnvd It life will atia sircial music A cordial Invitation la extended to all who have no regular hurch home to mme and worhto OI her aerv ires for t he day and wrrk include Church Hrhonl al fill A M Craft period for youth at S.'M) P M Touin rriiowaniue at b .hi M. Music festival by the choir at 7 M P M at which time three guet artHts will aipear with the choir. Mr Charlea Cat lin. baritone. Mrs. Joe Deettr. muo Mtprano, and Mr PmuI Cedde al Oie organ. A wonderful evening of Inspirat ional nui.tr Monday at 4 4a F. M . Monday Meditations ' over KHNR On Tue-day at 7 Mi P M Boy Sk out Troop wets tn aortal nail, and choir re hearse' In t he aanc tuary . Wed need at 10:.T0 A M lha L'mpqua Zona of the Women a Hocietv Pf Christian Hervti-e will meet in the aanrtuarv with Mrs Helen Humell Of Dlllard p rest ding Mrs A lliton of ispringtlrid will be trie main speaker. Dinner will be served t noon All women of the Iocmi ao- rlety are requested to attend if fane- hie Thursday at KM P M the un s of tha Women aWM-lety will meet ss follows: t'nll No 1 with Mr. H I) it on MrlriMe Hoad t nit N 2 with Mrs. A J Ceddea at :7 E. Washing Ion. I'ntt No 3 With Mrs Ell n ley at H4.1 Mill Street mday at ltd M nil nu a oi tne women rv- ctelv will meet with Mr. W. U Cobb at 740 . Jackson alrwV s first PsmnrTrniAN CHttxcu Ijss and Jaskaea Streets The Rev Morris M. Hnarh. Th D . Minuter. Mrs Homer (Jruw. Organist. RMlph Church. Choir IMrector. Mr Howard Ott buperlntrndrnt or the Sunday ft-hool. Morning hVrmnn. "Hies ed ts the Nation " Evening sermon upon This Rock I will nmid " Caken lar for the woeh rtainday: rtunrtay School, S 4ft A M: Morning Woithip. 11 ) A M : WtmlnT Tell ship. 5 P SI : Evening service. 7 JO P. M Monday: Cruiser Club, n 4A P. M TtteMlay: Ta-tor Call." KKNH, 11 no m . rvty rv-outs. w r m ; k noir ? ran lea. P M Wi-rtrwedar. "The ellowohip.'' 7 JO P M ThursUar, "Pas tor tst-rapbooti.'' KRNR. 11 W A. M rsrr MrTMoiiinT rsi irti Caraer Martard sntl l'snaiaa Aveaaea West Riae Sunday Achool at 10 (Ml A M under I ie directum nf our superintendent. Mrs. D E Thompson Y. M M. 1- at, 7 ii P M . led bv Miaa Leah While I The service at 11 no A M will he th ! first aervlr of our two n revival i impaigri, which Is to lat for two eeks every night except Saturday at 7 JO P M Ctwne and profit by them with us. Rev. Kenneth Itarger, Pastor The Melrose Sunday School meets at 10 no A M rch Sunday. Classes for all ages Joel lenn. Supt. Wekoms one and all. ST. iSnfiE s irnroru. cut at n Mam sag I as aireeis Er. ISIaher. Huodav arrvicoa at S 00 and II uu A. M. Wednesdays at 7 anil a m A M TiirU. Tmintnavs and Ertdava at Sou P. M. In tha Par ish House MlintR VJITIfotliaT f HI Rt'll TelepheR SI4. Oakland Rrv. Earl H Cotton, Pastor Services r Sunday. rebrusr 27 S SO A M l .mtfn i Krhonl. 10 40 A M Kunda H'honl You at mrdlslly Invited to attend the services The choir meets Vrdnesday fur practice at im r M. THI HI IN MHIIIIIlhT HI St M lelrphene atl. tshlang Reverend Esrl H Cotton. Palor. cr- Ki" Mindsv February 21 10 mi nd iv School II M A M orshlp setvic conducted b n and iJty women of the 7 KI P wtsl ervice by nten fr.un Portland Tne pmgrarn in clu'tes pe-tal music bv Mr Veri Tor . devotions ! ine i'sr, a in ni untie ins .ural tonal tilk bv Mr William M Eehr. and a .m minute sound The Kindled Flame,'' whttn oeais vtllh the eiM' ulion of the early Chns- (luring tne first lr ree nunnim s of the Chrivtinn era, and how iheir faith In t'hruiliamt piospered grris in ihe rt of atmrtst ret tain h This program will he made Pe- by a geneious free will offering u are not si lending rliurch else where, tnu are cordially Invited to al Und these service. rs.n II R1 N t OMVJt MTT i hi nt h eve rend Jr?ie Hrmk. Prlrr Snn H h)l. Ill un A M , Jesse I.ee. ermlri'cleiti Claea for all ag" HI'S ne Worlup. Ill") A. p,r St tsi P M V in, ri in V M ie.ds IMP Prater Service Wed t Choir rehearsal on P M. m!n at d CHI RI H OF it I tslh-? Road ana t. ! M. of Eter Hulvation Hevfrend anv Pstoi RundfV Schottl , . Melvin Palmer, uorintrn- t.stdr M detil M uit Wnrohip. 11 isi A SI ViHing Pet. pie Meeting. 7 ' P M This one hrl( hour will l." flavoled to g mliumr program l-errn of the "I ml Lights tn a Dark World,' and "Tha Tie That Rinds" Evening Wor shin 7 JO P M Proer meeting taeil-nt-dav, T t r M Singing practice. Fnla. 7 .ft P M Come Jeai n front he Pilne thai wften ou ai horn of Ihr SptMl vmi are added Onto th t hurt h Ttirrefnee no one but Christ alone has the power to ttke nu m and put )ou out All other -e - ar ""in made las and not according 10 td Vtid rnuiT BAPTIST CHCBCU Staaebarg, Oregan Mora than thirty new members will be welcoinrd Into tha nainbrnlp oi tha First Hup list Church this coming Sunday morning at 11 00 o'clock. "Fol low Your Heart" is tha sermon topic of Reverend H. P Sconce Sunday morn ing. The music commute has arrangod for apeclal music at all eervtcea during the day. A number of young people will be baptised as part of the aun day evening rv I re at 7:30 ' 'thing For Man'' ta Ot sermon toic Sunday evening Dr William Ward Ayer. pollt-d recently as the third most popular citi zen In New York City, will begin a series of Evangelistic meetings at the church Wedrsrsday evening. Jeb. 23th and running through March 7 th Dr. Ayer has for twelve years been pas tor of the large Calvary liaptist Church In New York tty. Cardinal Sptilman and Mrs. at lea nor Rooaavrlt ware the two firm York ritlsens laadlng tn the poll. Mr. R Cloyde Klffe of thU city will lead tha singing during the special series of meetings. 1 he tuny gra- Sunday School mreu srh Sondav morn' ing at fr-4.. Five youth grow pa meet each Suisday cvaning at li- EIB8T CIII'RCH tIE t llRIST. SCIENTIST Jit East Deuglss Ml. Suhiect of lesson. "Mind " Sunday School (onvei.es at 43 A M. Wedncs- dav rvenisf meetings, which tnclule testimonies of healing and remarks on Christian Science are held at 8 o clock Tha Heading Room at :il7 Pacific buna trig ts open daily except Sundays mnt hnlirfava from 10 :0 A. M. to 4 JO P M Hera the Bible and all authorized Christian Science literature may road, borrowed, ourchaaed or subscribed for. Th public la cordially Invited to aatend the church services and to vlelt the Reading Room. tlll'RC'H OE JEM'S cnsinT fit I ITTIt DAV BAIN I ft Sunday School at 10 OO A M. at th Kmgnu of Pythus hall. Primary al 4 00 P M. Tuesday at the Duvall home, Sow Mill atreet. Relief x-rty meeu at tha Henry realdence Tuesday at l.'Jb P. M Everyone la Invited to attend lha aervlca. r.itnr rahtiht f tit' ECU Our Sunday School meets at 10 10 A. M. BBvd a welcome la evlended to all to come and aojuy th study of God s Word with us. The sudjcci oi me morn Ine tLor.hu at 11.00 A. M. Will b "Where Do You Uva." Th Young Peo- nle meet at o JO followed by the e ning service at 7 .10. At our midweek servu-o on Wednesday at 7 13 w shall continue with our ituay in uva tx of Roniana. Chapters -ii. ISI f;IAVI HI NDAV SCHOOL Meets each Sunday near Dixonville at 10 :w A. M You are cordially Invited to attend. Plana are In the maKing Tor bus service to South and North Deer Creek school district. Call 1B-E-1 f( information regarding transportation Mrs. Esther Murcburg will sing a spe cial number. "Vhy He Lm-e Me So." Mrs. Cora Colllsoa. superintendent. Mrs her Morebuig. secretary. Miss vona Mure burg, organic L EIRHT CHRISTIAN Hl tl S l(atltvs at Kane SlreeU Keanrth W. Knasl Mlnisler Dorothy MrSay. Youth iMrector; Wm Unrath. Bible School Superintendent: r and Mrs 8 Clarence Trued, Di rectors of Music "Consecrated .os,ip" will be the theme of the message Sunday morning al 10 41 and will le delivered by the minister. Special Music will be given the choir. The lora s r. upper win be served for ail who wish to com- lune with I heir lord mme eertnoi mi s4 with Wm. C Unrath In marge of the services There or classes for all ages Thos not attena.ng else where are urged to come and will find heart v welcome Christian ,rtaavo- at 6 31 for all ages young people Eve ning eervir. 7 :tu Mr. ana iwrs whiph Jeasee of th Happy I -ad Hoy's horns in Eugene will be guest artists at this service. They are musicians and enter tainer. Mr Jesse is a whistler with sua! ability. Cumtt ann near tree Prai service Wednesday eve ning. 8 no o'clock Choir Practice Thurs day evening, 7.44 PAIR OAKS i OMMI MTV t HI eU H Kuthrrlln Sunday School In uti A M Mrs. Ilenrv Frolchar. superintendent. Nn -denomi nation.) I Workhip aTVice 11 00 A M rhe Hev. li A Uarltoden will bring he mess are as Duloit curst Everyone welcome. Philip M. Ciourley, pastor. TT S till I CIII'RCH W. W . Apsleyartl, I'aslnr Sunday School at 11 A M Iran Ood- frev, supcrintomlent Sickness Is bad in some places, but aa svervims ts now- getting Itelier, we feel that there will giHa turnout nt-Ki Auniuy morn ing. Bible study each Tuesday evening at 7 JO We are Inviting everyone who will, to com out. C,Vj,4 VAIitV CHI RI B M. W. Apleyard, Pasler Sunday Sihonl at 10 A M Pele Wheeler, siipertnlendent 1-t's everyone tha vaiie-y snaae an eriort to gei out to Sunday Kchnol nest Sunduy and bring our attendance to tne hixh figure aguin I am sure we can on it. we all conia mn rrea ning services at 7 :m P M Chntr practice al 7 : Thursday evening. Lot all of us get out to practice "111.LARD CHI RCH W. H. Apsleard. Paslnr Sunday School at 10 A M. Paul Limine) . superintendent Our church rooms will soon le readv to ue So come out and enjoy the Sunday school Preaching servic.- at II A M Choir practtc each Wctl evenmg at i.m. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System 1490 Kilocycles tmAIKmo lOt'RI TODAT 4 00 ruium LewU. Jr. Vtck Chemical Co 4 11 Frank. Heminewav U A. Soap. 4 Ki- Showboat. Theatre 4 4V-W C T V Program 5 no M.rt At Marge, Ml Her 'I. Inc. 5 13 Superman H Hi Contain Midnight S 43 Tom Mia, Purina HO Vrternns' Information titilde a I The .st"ris l'age, Barrua Sales and Service m M.Ksl Interlude 23-Slat and aUocal News, Roeaburg Motor Co S m Information Please, Joe Richards 7 m l'nrte Etra. Uoldle'a HMtery. 713 Music 7 in- ,N i light on a Star. Horn's 7 1.1 What s New Cork rum Motors 7 .at -The Cicu Kid. Modern Kumitur. lino Meet tli- Pn. Ncs Review. ft tn hurl Use. PhiK-u Corp 43 -Music I.U Hill Rose. Pitching Horseshoes. R H Setnter. Inc am-Alka SrlOer News Mites t-sbs V 13 Hospitality Time, Jack Earrls and S W 43 10 ou Neighbor. Carsten'l Ftirniliire nrv J Tsvlor. Oeneral Motor it.-n l.ev. ts. Jr , L'mpqua Auto A Implement. Nocturne Wax C.allerv t.Mff Uilkuima' Orch Sign Off. S Tl'RDA V rFn 11, Ium OO r-rnt putlelin lloaid S 13 Sunrise S-rciade S TO - Yawn Patrol 7 tk r rank Hrmingwav L A Svap 1 11- Hii and Shine, HeaunuMil 1-ab , Inc 7 ; Swte and Ixvcal News, Dr. Bruce The Heehlve Rhapodv In Wax. N v . Hu 7.1 Music The Homemaker s Club. S li ft 4 S itn M -toirg MeliKtie Trieph ne Heoueits Miller's Inc. -Alka Seitcer News, Miles lh. W.nd and Music. SHRIuIS StirFCfttRS SIN0 Cllll "OS MI IIT Out 70 MAVU CONGllTlOM. UffLT tUH10 Htltl lielief l IS.t In-IV t..rt-.-e of So. is. eslarfh. 4 hf t.-ver et-te le sal eoe ll.tn ta vn ! -.( in ri prl e( res vith f -rraul mht.-h h-- the p-"'"' t. fel'e tssl r. "ft Men sn-l w.imen Ik ssoottins Kes Is. lies. rl'' e.ser(i aart-Ks, hvo sno sBee.ntT t" -ee e -1 1 Me-.erf rrll ser MRMMM. , n , ..)4 e,.ni.vertn r-.l th vo ni ' elr Wi" re' h. RI.OSHNtll. i ton. -e ",,v Hire,-teii sold ivith B.e-e'-k g .srsnte If terfrn gt CHsrman Drug Sitae Mail Oideis lilted Weaver and Hart Will Battle On Wrestling Card Dout'liis County wrestling fol lowrrs will have a chance to ser two of the finest exponents of modern catchas-catch-can wres tling at the Kosebuit: Artnoi-y Saturday nicht, when Krankie Hart of Canada hnd Buck Wea ver of Indiana clash In a special one hour skirmish. Headlining the weekly mat nrocram will be a Pacific coast liuht-heavvweiKht championship match between Tex HaRer, cham pion from Oregon, and Joe Dor settj, challenger from J-w York. The ilart-VVeaver clash Is ex pected to rival the title tilt for dvnamic action and color, and one of the finest scientific exhibitions of the season is anticipated. Hart has shown here only once since arriving here from his hunting and fishing lodge in Can ada, and was impressive In de feating Billy lllckson, ex-coast titleholdcr, at that time. His springing toehold is considered on a par with Weaver's highly-touted backward flying neckbreaker. Although these holds are used by the respective grapplers lor clinchers, they both possess a wide variety of the fundamental offensive tactics. While slugging, which usually delights the fans, will probably be missing, there will be nothing lacking In torrid action. Interest win tie centered most ly on the Hager-l)orsetti re match In which the New York villain promises to even the score with his popular Oregon foe, "and I'll give any of the spectators who don't like what I do the same treatment," the vil lain warned. Dorset li lost his coast crown to Hager several weeks ago and claimed he was "robbed. He was also badly beat en when Hager, In an effort to protect himself from Dorsetti's slugging, opened a cut over the Italian's eye. Dorsettl gained a point In sev eral demands whrn he asked for a refcre other than Elton Owen, and Jack Mitchell of Portland has been sigm'd to officiate both bouts, porsrtti also wanted the match moved out of Roseburg, but Hagar. as defending cham pion, insisted on the Roseburg site. The opener w ill get under way at 8:30 P. M, and one of the largest crowds of the season is expected. Joe Louis Plans Political Plunge After Ring Career NEW YORK. Fob. 20i.A. Heavyweight champion Joe Lnuiit Raid yesterday he would enter the political ring wfter his retire rtv'tit from the boxing ring. ine champion surprise state ment cme shortly before he Fail ed on the Queen Mary for Eng land, wnere ne will Mage an ex tensive series of exhibitions. . In answer to questions. Louis said during a shipboard inter view that he definitely would go Into politics out that he had not derided If or when he would run lor puhlic omee. "I think even-body eventually goes into hA 1 1 Irs," Lou Is told iron-Bvmphonle for Youth 11 ;n H.inrt f. Honda UOO-Kports Page of tha Atr. Keel Motor Co. 12 10 Hhvthm at Random 12 o- Ptt and Local News. Hansen Mntora 11:41- National News. Douglas County State Bank U S-Terminal Market Reports, Sis Fott. 100- Wln on the Street. Henningers Marta. 11 S-'tttmerttal Serenada). 1 vYour Income Tax. -Charles Riorum. 2 00- Hiise Hire. 3 i.t -Qimker City Serenade. S -HI- Music 2 45- -In Larger Freedom Sort Haven nf Rest. Good Ship Grac. 3 .W- Saturday Sttdeshow. 4 oiV Sports News. 4 1 frank Hemlngwar. Tolger s. 4 tA -Jimmy Hlaaa (rrh 4 Proof That Christian Science, Heals. 5 00 Music 3 IV -Church of the Nazarene 5 Trte or False. Shntwell Co BOO-jilop Me If You'v Heard This. fi at - Keep I'p With the Kids 7oo- Stst and Local News, Row burg Motor Co. 7fW- Muslral Interlude 7 10 Th Sports ag. Rareua Sales and Service T'15- Here's to Veterans 7 .10 Mv Merry Oldsniobile, Buckley M-tors SOO Mapny Valler Cnwrsm-a Jit Muni- a You Like It, Lockwoo Motors. 4S Songs for stvryone. Roseburg Ki-frigrrstlon I?J Mu"rS'Ur NW' M", Lb m -Wrestling Matches. F C High. 11 is iiil( Uiiiiams Orchestra. II HI Sign Oft MAIN EVENT Tex Haejer vs. Joe Dorserti For Pacific Coast Light-Hcavywcighf Championship OPENING BOUT Frankis Hort vt. Buck Weaver (Roseburg Armory Saturdoy, Feb. 21, 8:30 P. M. II newsmen. Asked why he attended a meeting in Harlem last Sun day, where Henry A. Wallace was the principal -jpeaker, Louis said "because the same reason every one else went there." When asked to comment on Wallace and the third party, Louis said: ' "I have not as yet made up my mind about this. Mr Waljace maae a wonaerrui speech and I liked it very much Ultimatum To Walcott During his talk with newsmen, he repeated his statement of yes terday that he'll give Jersey Joe Walcott just two weeks to sign for a return shot at the title. If the Camden, N. J., veteran doesnt come to terms by then, the champion added, then he'll make his last fight against some body else probably Gus Lesne vkh." "You'd think Walcott was the champion the way he wants to call the shots," the Brown Bomb er declared last night on the eve of his departure for a series of exhibitions in England. Louis said he thought Ine vich, the lightheavyweight champ ion, would prove a better draw ing card than Waloott. anyhow. "I think we'd draw a million dollar gate of Gus oan knock out Billy Fox again Mar. 5," he added. "I also think he'd put up a bet ter fight. He's a hard puncher." OPEN HOUSE SET The addition of a fountain and sandwich bar to the Myrtle wood Treasure House at Coos Junction was announced today by A. R. Dot son, owner and manager. "Open house" will be held Wed nesday, Feb. 25, with free ice cream cones for all patrons. -OAs. NOTK'R IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR DOUGLAS COUNTY SIMMONS Case Na. MtaS SUSIE MAC HOOflC, Plaintiff. VI. RAY T. MOORE, Defendant TO: RAY T. JrlOOKE IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OltKGON. You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In tha above entitled Court and cause within four 4 wrecks from ihe date of th first publication of this summons, and if you fall so to appear and answer said complaint, for want thereof, Uie plaintiff will apply to the Court for th relief tharem demanded, a succinct statement of which is as follows: That th marriage eon tract now ex isting between th plamtrff and defend ant bt dissolved. This summons la served upon you by publication In th Roseburg News Review, a newspaper of general circu lation, published In Douglas County, Oregon, pursuant to the order of the Honorable Carl E Wlmberiy, Judge of the above entitled court, duly made and entered on the 19th day of Feb ruary, lfua. requiring this summons to ba oubltshed once a week for four i4i successive weeks, and requiring you to appear and answer plaintiff's complaint within four 4i weeki from the date of the first publication of thta summons. ! DATED and first publuhel Uus SUth rtsy of February. ifMH P. L. WHIPPLE, Attorney for Plaintiff, , U S, National Bank RVdg . I ftoseburc, Oregon INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THlf" i STATE or OREGON FOR I DOUGLAS COUNTY 1 KIMMONH ' ELMER atHAU, Plaintiff, vs. ANNIE MADISON and GEORGE MADI SON wife and husband: MINNIE HUBBARD HANCOCK and CHRIS TIAN HANCOCK, wife and husband, JKSSE LA WHENCE SCHAD and JEAN SCH AD, husband and rlfe: GEARY St HAD and JANE DOE SCH AD, hta wife: The Unknown Heirs of Geary Schad, If deceased: And also all per- , sons unknown having or claiming any Interest or estat in the property de scribed In tha complaint herein. -fendVits. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND- I ANTS: Goary Schad and Jane Doe t Schad. his wife. The Unknown Heirs of Geary Schad: And also all persons unknown having or claiming any In- teres! or estate In th property aW- 1 scribed In the complaint herein: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OHFIGON. You are hereby required to , appear and answer th complaint filed against you in tn aoov en li ilea court TftAUUAVS BUS DEPOT H N. Stephen, $,. rhons 353 w R E S T L I N G and ssniae. wlthia four weeks from the date of the first publication of thai summons. And li you fall so to appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded therein, a succinct statement of which ta as follows: Fixing and de termining th interests of the parties hereto in and to the following described real property In Douglas County, Ore gun, to-wit: All that portloa of the Northwest quarter as the Northwest quarter of Section 20, Township 22. South Range T West of lb Willamette Meridian, lying East of Elk Creek as (ha same crosses said property, axoepUng there front that portion thereof heretofore conveyed to Douglas County, Oregon, for road gurposfls by deed from Phillip chad. t al, to Douglas County, Ore gon, aa the same Is recorded la Velum SB, page 979, Deed Records of Douglas County, Oregon, partitioning said real property tetwen the persons entitled thereto; appointing a referee, and ordering the sale of saio real property, and the distribution of the proceeds therefrom in accordance with tne deterrnlnetlen of ownership appointing G. V. Wunberly or some other suitable person to act aa referee, to sell said property at public sal, affixing th attorney fee and cost of these proceedings. This summons ts served upon you by publication In th Roseburg News-Review, a legal newspaper of general cir culation, published in Douglas County, Oregon, pursuant to an order of the Hon. Carl E. Wlmberiy, Judge of the above entitled court, duly made and entered on the 6th day of February, lets. Dated and first published this i3th day oi February. IMS. GEDDES A: FELKER , Attorney for Plaintiff, Pest Office Address: U. 8. Bank Bldg., Roseburg, Oregon. . NOTICE OF" FIN A 1, S K TT L EME NT Notice ts hereby given that the un dersigned administrator of th estate of George Ervut Morin, deceased, has filed his final account In the County Court of Douglas County In Oregon and aid court has fixed March ft, IMS, at 10:00 o'clock A. M. In the forenoon, in the County Court room in the Court House In Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objectuma. if any there be, to aaid final Account and for settlement thereof. FLOYD R. MORIN. Adminis trator of the Estate of George Ervin Mortn Deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned administrator has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Douglas County his final account in the settlement of said estate, and Tuesday, the 9th day of March, IMS, at 10 O0 o'clock A. M. In the County Courtroom In the Court House In Roee burg. Douglas County, Oregon, haa been fixed as the time and olac for hear. tng objections. U any there be, to said rinji account ana for tne settlement thereof. J. V. LONG. Administrator of the estate of Frank M. GiUum, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL KTTLEMENT7" Notice ts herebv atven that the un dersigned, administratrix of the estate of Joe Bloaser. deceased, has filed in the County. Court of Douglas County, Oregon, her final account aa such ad ministratrix, and that the Court haa fixed Saturday, the 2Ath day or Febru ary. IMR. at 10 nnrk A M anH the County Courtroom in tha Court House at Roseburg. Oregon, as the time and place for heating objections, If any, to said final account and for the closing i of said estate. ixoitA B BiOSKER. Adminis tratrix. Estate of Joe Bloseer, Deceased. fJ''' "'S 'i 'if A ' tiS.- I. rfl' I". :f ' i : -' : . p .' . , t ' ' a, ;-!.-V ; .-. ' . v at an B"Aif makes a Shagmoor so very special? Some say . it's the exquisite line-age, the know-how that goes into the cutting and superb tailoring. Some say it's the soft-tothe-touch, ' . lOCo nw!cns, so light yet snug. But all agree it's th wonderful, ; one coal that looks smart all-around the clock, in and out of loun. Style iVo. 444 in Shagmoor's exctusite monotone. l.- I Itni BIBLE Did you know thot there ore 7th day Baptist? 7th Pentecostal? 7th day Church of God? And many other groups keeping Gods Holy 7th day? Box 343 KEN'S RHYMINDER Who seeks to own a debt-free home, Of this may rest assured, It Isn't free Nor wiB it be, Until it's well insured. Are YOU Under Insured? Call KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DR. WILLIAM WARD AYER, recently polled as the THIRD citizen of New York City, will begin a series of meetings at the church Wednesday night, February 25th. R. CLOYDE RIFFE will be the guest song leader. . if f .... .. vv extra special pricel QUIZ Sutherlin, Oregon SUNDAY 11 a.m. "FOLLOW YOUR HEART." More than thirty new members will be welcomed into the church at this service. 7:30 p.m. "FISHERS OF MEN." Great baptismal service. ' J399S .