ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, PRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948-
NINE
SHOPPING
THE
TOWN
with Bernice
Something should be done
about putting more hours into
the day. Election excitement,
graduation fost approaching
and the inevitable June wed
dings to prepare for fill 24
hours to overflowing. It was
even hard to squeeze out. a few
minutes for shopping'' this
week .;.' A? ,
We've been having1 excel
lent "suir"iweather , the .post
month. And i4 you want to'give
your suit a lift nothing will do
it better than a sparkling,
snowy white ' blouse. EXCEL.
DRESS SHOPPE has racks of
new blouses'. from which" you
can choose ..i1. tailored, frilly
or plain . . . long, short or cap
sleeves. At EXCEL you can find
'a blouse to double the enjoy
ment of your suit. Blouses are
, proven wardrpbe stretchers
m and budget savers. !
y , I wonder if you've been
neglecting the Junior High
graduates as yiju think"of grad-
' uotion presents. ASHCRAFT
JEWELERS have a selection of
medium price wotcehs with
. which you con- remember your
favorite Junior Hi grad. A gift
. out of the ordinary is the Evan
compact which. comes packag
ed in a clever- black plastic
case shaped like g mortar
board. These plastic cases ore
two faced -use them as jewel
boxes 'cause they're lined with
black velvet-Remember ASH
CRAFT for gifts in jewelry. 1
If you possibly hove a few
hours to fill up . . . there is
some new fiction at THE BEE
HIVE to put on your "must"
list. Fans of Henry Bellaman
who read "King's Row" will be
interested in the recently fin
ished book "Paris Mitchell of
King's Row" by Kotherine and
Henry Bellaman. "Son of the
Moon," by Joseph George Hit
rech is a novel of modern In
dia. "Son of the Moon" con
cerns a young man of high
caste who returns to his native
, land with Western ideas that
f meet strong opposition. Forj
lovers of historical novels there
is the new F. Van Wyck Ma
son book "Eagle in the Sky"
set in the early days of the
War for Independence in the
18th century.
Prepare for the promised
sunny weather by getting your
photographic equipment now.
J. v. SPORTING GOODS carry
Kodak, Universal and Revere
cameras and accessories. Ko
dacolor and Kodachrome film
are available as well as a com
plete size range of Verichfome
and Super-XX. Hard to find
flash bulbs are now in stock in
seevral sizes. Protect your
present camera with a rugged
leather case from J. V. . . any
of this give you an idea for
that yet-to-buy graduation
gift?
Jack Josse of JOSSE'S FUR
NITURE STORE wonts to re
mind all girl graduates of the
party to be held Saturday, Moy
22, in Roseburg. Party starts
promptly at 1 :45 P. M. and
will be broadcast as in other
years. A program has been
planned including refresh
ments, music and a free min
iature Lane Cedar Chest to
every girl grad. Don't worry
about what to wear . . . casual
clothes will be in order. Come
early! ,
Have o weakness for agate
rings? . . . and who hasn't in
Oregon . . . Then take a look
see in at LESTER'S. Genuine
agate rings for as low as 4.80
and three or four diffeernt
shapes. If you browse about,
the turquoise rings are sure to
catch your eye.'-Try on one of
the large oblong shaped tur
quoises and see how striking it
looks. oYu'll be reluctant to
take it off. LESTER'S have
scores of narrow Indian silver
bracelets set with turquoise
and for as low as 1 .50. Two or
three of these narrow bracelets
would delight any girl grad.
Summer is coming in spite
of the weatherman, and with
summer and cotton dresses
you'll be wonting some white
shoes. GOLDIE'S BOOTERIE
has a window brimming full of
clever, youthful styles for all
ages. Baby-doll whites, strap
sandals in low and high heels;
suede, buckskin and smooth
kid. (Fashion forecast from
Portland: Don't be surprised to
see gold sandals worn all
'round the clock). For summer
for a
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WE A Telrpholo)
Henry A. Wallace (arrow), third party presidential candidate. U surrounded by pickets as he Joined their
line around the Dodge main plant at Detroit, Mich. Chrysler Corporation employes struck tor higher
wages.
Scots Frown
On Royalty's
Sunday Acts
' By DeWITT MacKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
From the sturdy land of high
lands and purple heather, where
folk r-r-roll their r's and r-r-re-member
the Sabbath, comes word
that the Scottish Association of
the Lord's Day Observance
Society has sent Prime Minister
Attlce a telegram recording in
part:
"We feel constrained to ex
press our profound regret that
the itinerary arranged for their
royal highnesses, Princess Eliza
beth and the Duke of Edinburgh
(Prince Philip), while on their
official visit to Paris, included at
tendance at racing, theatre and
night club dancing during the
Lord's Day."
"Too strong mustard? Well
whether we agree with this re
buke, or feel that it's a wee bit
austere, there are many people
who will find it encouraging to
encounter such a staunch stand
for religion, especially in the face
of the world-wide Communist
drive to deprive humanity of a
God.
Of course, probably nobody
claims that the charming lady,
who one day likely will be queen,
and her husband committed any
terrible sin by their activities on
Sunday. However, members of
the royal family do have a mighty
influence von the habits of the
rank and 'file, and must expect
criticism at times. For royalty
isn't immune from the afflictions
of ordinary man, as witness that
Princess Margaret Rose, sister of
the heiress presumptive to the
throne, is suffering with measles.
Scots Deeply Religious
The Scots as a whole are in
tensely religious, as I have ob
served during many visits to the
land of my paternal ancestors.
The Sabbath is a day for worship
and contemplation. Scots who be
lieve in the old time religion
have no place for sports or rec
reation on Sunday.
Why, the average Scot won't
indulge in golf on Sunday, though
he loves the game so much that
he uses a golf club for a cane
so that he always will be ready
for play. Many even frown on
whistling as too frivolous.
I used to fish for trout in Scot
land, and one of the first rules
I ran up against was that there
was no fishing on the Sabbath.
I recall one Cambridge student
who sneaked out on a Sunday
and did a bit of fishing. He was
ostracized by all the guides at
his headquarters until he finally
ploy shoes it's GOLDIE'S
BOOTERIE, Roseburg's oldest
exclusive shoe store.
Hope we have time for a
more leisurely shopping tour of
the town -,next week. (Pd.
Adv.) .
440 N. Jackson
Third Party Candidate Joins
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begged forgiveness and promised
never to ao it again.
But that religious austerity isn't
confined to Scotland. You find
the same things in parts of Eng
land. And we don't have to go so
far afield as the British Isles to
find religious zeal. There's plenty
of it right here in the United
States throughout most of the
world, for that matter1. Even
those who aren't intensely re
ligious believe in the Supreme
Being and the hereafter.
Pilot Blamed in Crash
That Killed Gov. Snell
WASHINGTON, May 20 UP)
The Civil Aeronautics Board said
today an air crash in which Gov.
Earl Snell of Oregon was killed
last Oct. 28 probably resulted
from the pilot's inability to fly
"blind."
The CAB said its inquiry show
ed the small plane, en route from
Klamath Falls to Adel, Ore.,
flew into a heavy rain which
limited visibility. The pilot, Clif
ford W. Hoague, lacked "training
and experience required to safely
control the airplane without ref
erence to the ground," the board
said.
All four persons aboard the
plane were killed, including
Konert s. rarreii, uregon secre
tary of state, and Marshall E.
Cornett, president of the state
senate.
The pilot had flown 5,900 hours.
His record showed five previous
accidents and two penalties for
violating rules.
Annual
Baby Contest' J- ;
at
Clark's Studio " r
Ends May 29th ;;
Enter Your Baby Now! " ; .
No Obligation No Expense
Prizes each week for the baby of the week and
two runners-up. Grand prizes to be announced
in June. "Baby of the Week" and "Baby of the
Year" chosen by popular vote of the public. '
Everyone is invited to drop in and cast a vote for
his favorite.
CLARK'S STUDIO
Phone 331 f . 1 05 S. Jackson
No Appointment Necessary
When in need of cabinet work, sed the Roseburg Cabi
net Shop first. Office and store fixtures. We meas
ure your kitchen and tailor make the cabinet to
your own specifications. Choice of hardware.
Compare our prices before you buy. Hun
dreds of satisfied customers our rec
ommendations. it's made of wood, ice make it!
ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP
"THE HOME. OF BOYSEN PAINT"
Pickets
Entries Lag
For County
Track Meet
Although Tuesday was the dead
line for reeciving entries In the
Roseburg Benchwarmers Club
county school track meet Satur
day on Finlay Field, the meet of
ficials will do everything possible
to accommodate late entries. Hod
Turner, chairman In charge, an
nounced. To date the response from the
county grade schools outside Rose
burg has been practically nil.
Only Gardiner on the coast and
possibly Wilbur have notified
they will be entries out of 20
schools to whom invitations were
mailed early last week said
Turner.
Turner said he hoped there had
been no misunderstanding, as the
Benchwarmei-s had acted In good
faith in an effort to provide com
petition for the small pupils in the
sixth grade or younger who nor
mally have little opportunity to
participate in sports events.
The track meet, nevertheless,
he said, will go ahead as sched
uled Saturday, except that there
will be no preliminaries for the
dash events originally scheduled
to be run off at 10 a.m. The meet
will start at 1 p.m., and entries
should be on hand early enough
to be listed.
Schools who have not already
contacted Turner should do so
at Roseburg Junior High School
Phone 301
as quickly as possible, so that
entries may be made.
Events Lilted
The following events will be
run off: Dashes 35-vard. 50-
yard, and 75-yard; shuttle relay
300-yard (each contestant to run
73 yards); relay 240 yards (each
contestant to run 60 yards); field
events shot-put, running broad
jump, high jump, football throw
ana oaseoau in row tor aisiance.
Any boy in the sixth grade or
under is eligible to compete. No
contestant may enter more than
imve evems Desicios me relay.
Kiooons will be given tor lirst.
second and third places and a
suitable trophy for the team win
ning the most points will be given
oy me jaenenwarmers.
The shuttle relay will be run
in front of the grandstand. First
boy will carry the baton to the
second boy who will bring it back
to the starting place and give it
to the third boy.
Competent officials and judges
will rule the meet. No admission
will be charged. Participants are
invited to bring their family and
picnic luncn . ana enjoy your
selves with us," the Benchwarm
ers announcement stated. "We are
trying to foster athletics for the
younger kids. Come out and help
produce some future champions.
Rose, . Fullerton, Benson, and
Edenbower schools of Roseburg
Will have entries.
During the Ice ages the aver
age thickness of lee over much
of the northern part of the world
was 10,000 feet.
INSTRUMENTS
It's not necessary to leave Roseburg to obtain high quality band
instruments at prices to suit your needs. Whether you're a
beginner or an expert, you can find what you want in
musical instruments at Bob's Music Shop.
' Easy terms if you desire. , - , .
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TRUMPETS
with Case and Lyre
Olds-Standard
Pan-American
Elkhart
Wm. Frank
American Prep
CORNETS
Case and Lyre Included
Buescher $165.00
Pan-American $112.50
Elkhart $117.50
Bob's Music Shop
305 N. Jackson
No Need For
Trainee To
Ask for Hike
Pacific Northwest veterans are
urged by the Veterans Administra
tion not to write or contact VA
offices asking how to qualify for
increased G. I. subsistence bene
fits under recent laws changing
subsistence rate, income ceilings
and dependency requirements.
Veteran trainees eligible for
more VA assistance under the
newly-enacted law will automatic
ally receive higher pay rates.
Present ,VA records already con
tain most information needed for
authorizing the pay boosts.
When additional information
Is required, veterans will receive
from the VA a form to fill out
and return promptly so that pay
BAND
$215.00
$112.50
$117.50
$135.00
$99.50
All Conn, Cuescher, Olds, Elkhart, and Pan American band
instruments are in stock or available. Come in and let us
help you with your instrument needs. Some used instru
ments available.
"Everything In Music"
adjustments may be made. All
G. I trainees will also receive
with their May subsistence checks
a printed explanation of the new
wage subsistence celling law and
subsistence pay rate changes.
Under Public Law 512, just
signed by the President, the ceil
ing was raised on the amount
G. I. trainees without dependents
may earn in wages plus subsist
ence, from S175 to $210 monthly.
Veterans with one dependent may
now have a combined monthly
earned income plus subsistence of
$270 and those with two or more
dependents $290. The previous
ceiling was $200.
Veterans now In training will
receive payments retroactive' to
April 1 If they return necessary
forms to the VA before Septem
ber 1, 1948. The VA warned, how
ever that subsistence payments
at the new rates should not be
expected before July 1 and pos
sibly not until August 1.
i Subsistence pay rates of vet
BASEBALL!
SUNDAY, MAY 23-2:00 P. M.
FINLAY FIELD
Umpqua Chiefs
Klamath Falls
Adults 74c, Student 30c rx ine'l.
: CLARINETS'
with Case and Lyre
Pan-American Eboni0 $112.50
Alexandre imported wood $170.00
Conn and
TROMBONES
Case and Lyre Included
Olds Special $165.00
Pan-American $112.50
Elkhart $117.50
erans training on-the-job remain
at $65 monthly for single vetor
ans and $90 for those with depen
Jonto Tha l.lnUnH ....
rates recently granted full and
part-time college stndents ($7ft
without dependents. $105 with onet
dependent, $120 with two or mora
dependants,) do not apply to Jot
trainees.
Melting ice from the Arctic anil
Antarctic polar caps dilutes the?
oceans in the vicinitv and makeg
them less salty.
The Correct Time
If you're slowing 1 up or
racing ahead your watch
needs adjustment. Bring It
here today! i
3 TO 4 DAY SERVICE.
Roseburg Jewelry
' 246 N, Jackson '
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Also Available
Phone 908