The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 13, 1948, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWO NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY I J, 1941 Rudderless Plane Lands O.K. After Trip Over Cascades SEATTLE, July 12. P "If 1 m going to crash, I want to be ciose io nome. That was the explanation given at night by Grover C. Greimes of Seattle-why he and a compan ion flew a rudderl hi imall plane aeroM the Cascr.de Mountains after striking high-tension wires near raxima. The plane Jnst its rudder and damaged Its propeller when it struck the wires on a flight from Kennewick to Seattle. Greimes said ne was ' blinded by the sun' at the time. A few moments later when Greimes flev low over the Ya kima field to drop a note telling his destination, Civil Aeronautics Administration officials said the plane's course was so "erratic" that all crash equipment at the jirirj was mooiuzea. Similar Drecaution. were taken at Seattle's Boeing airport where it was presumed the plane would iana aner its nazaraous flight , over the Cascades. But Greimes brought his crip- J 'led era ft to a safe and unevent ul landing at Lake Air Park, a small private airstrip east of Lake . niiiiiKtun s mercer isiana. Greimes said he steered the plane by "opening and closing ne onors curing iis crossmoun. am trip. Mechanical Cowboy Used To Give Bulls Exercise MANHATTAN, Kas. IJPt ine cowooy naa gone mechanical at Kansas State College. To give bulls exercise needed u rri mrm in lop condition ' an electrically driven "hull ova... dser" something of a merry-go- fwou ,ms un-n ki up in ine coilege'a dairy barn. An electric motor drives a rotor from which extends four lengths of pipe. The bull's chains are at tached to the ends of the pipes, and they are led around as the plpea revolve. WALLBOARD IP.,. Lumbar I Fu.l 114 I. 2nd Ave. I. Ph. 242 Wonderful Work in Warm Weather Here's the perfect Job during these summer heat waves. This workman, at the East Pittsburgh, P, plant of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation, has the Job of testing electrical apparatus in the 20-below-sero "cold laboratory." Wearing a special wool lined suit, ha winter-testa outdoor electrical equipment. Farmers of Douglas County Doing Full Share in Carryinq Out Conservation Program The 43 farmers of nni.ola. r"m,nt v, ... j nllw di c pol Lii-iimunt in the Agricultural Conservation Program are cooperating With farmers In all of the agricultural counties of the United States, says J. F. Bonebrake, chairman of the county ACA committee. rarmers tnrougn inelr ACA committees are carrying out farm ing practices to conserve soil and Water in evenr muniu in .v, . United Slates, except the 23 coun ties wnicn are non-agricultural. In Douglas County the main con servation practices being carried out by farmers are seeding ap proved pastures, clearing for pas- USE INSU-LITE PUMICE BLOCKS and be certain you will have a good wall. COEN SUPPLY CO. Floed I Mill Sri. Phon. 121 mm THE DIRECT ROUTE tures, application of limestone, phosphate, and construction of drainage ditches. Farmer-elected committees ad minister the program In all the communities and counties where the program Is in operation. Bone brake cites three reasons for the program. First The need for nll nH Water mncer-vatlfiti la .,...... Food producing land la limited, population is increasing and soil must be saved now. Assistance under the AC program has prov ed the most effective wav of get ting the needed conservation. S.cend Responsibility for con serving our soil and water re sources is national. Everyone de- nenria nn 4h nrn.wt. v. - r - - f...um vi hit- sun and everyone should have a share In the responsibility of protect ing the present and future food supplies. ' Through the ACP consumers and producers share the cost of the conservation practices. This year that cost Is about $1. oer person. The farmer matches that and then contributes the neces sary work. Third It's the most econom ical way of getting the needed conservation work done. Erosion, If let go, becomes more expens ive to mrrM-t with s.k vear. Not only is there a bigger Job to do but the soil lost can not be restored. City Court Deals With Assortment of Drunks Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle reported disposition of the fol lowing cases In his court this Russell Welch, Ump qua, forfeited $30 bail when he failed to appear In answer to a charge of drunk and disorderly conduct. Anton Edward Olsen, Looking glass Route, paid a $20 fine on a charge of being drunk on a pub lic sireei. l names rranklin Col lins, arrested by city police on the same charge, was committed to io days In the county jail In lieu of a $20 fine. Harvey Greg Radcliff. Rose. burg, and Charles Oscar Surrett. Klamath Falls, each arrested on drunk charges, forfeited $20 bail when they failed to appear In an swer to the charges. Second Man Jailed In Child Brutality Case PORTLAND. Jnli 11 in Police reported today a second man facet prosecution in the bru tal treatment of a 21 year-old-boy now In a hospital and a twin lister who Is in a children's home. Set. John Warren said Pablo E. Garcia. 21. walked Into police station yesterday and told of a "thumping" game with the father of the two children. Sgt. Warren said Garcia claimed he had Joined with John Archuleta, 26. In seeing whe could thump the skull of Archuleta's twins the hardest with their a n a n n e d lingers. Archuleta and his common law wife, Thelma Lorraine Rtlev. were arrested Friday afted police found the children seriously beat en. Garcia was quoted as saying the two men stopped striking the youngsters when the girl started to scream. Garcia was held under $1300 ball. Hospitolixed Man, f 5, Eager to Return to Job ELIZABETH. N. J, July 12 Ai'.e -t sea.ru nn, who has a birth certl'icate to prove he's 95 years old, says .h soft life isn't for him he wants to get out of the hospital and back to work. Doing odd Jobs In a local res taurant, Seamann slipped and broke an ankle. "I've worked ever since I was 10 years old," he told perplexed hospital authorities, "and I'm tired of taking it easv here." He came here from Florida several yean ago, he says, after losing touch with hit family of 12 children. Salt is used for scores of things, including making plastics, nvlon varns. dves. rime. cvnthetl. n,k ber, and photagraphic materials. Jet-Propelled American Planes Off for Germany BANGOR, Me., July 12 J Pointed for troubled Germany In the Air Force's first Jet-propelled trans-Atlantic flight, a group of F-80 Shooting Stars roared into Dow Air Base today from Self- ridge Field, Mich. Sixteen specially groomed planes were scheduled to make the trip but one failed to start up. Destination of the pioneer flight which will test long-range jet operations. It Europe's diploma tic hot-spot, the American zone of Germany. The operation unfurls a new era of lightning-fast communica tion that will half the time be tween America and Europe. Taking every precaution, the strategic air command called on six multi-engine planet to accom pany the jets. MUSKPATS MAT OVtTEM BALTIMORE VP) Mary, land's economic fame liet in Its oysters, but this is an Injustice to muskrats. The State Game and Inland Fish Commission ob served in an annual report that the yearly muskrat fur catch oft. en equals or exceeds in value a season's oyster output. In fact, the agency added, the Free State is second only to Louisiana a a producer of valuable fur. Tot Drowns as Father . Goes for Wife and Baby TOWANDA. Pa.. July 12 . Gerald McDonald went to the hospital to bring home his wife and their son bom a week ago. When .he returned to his home yesterdav. he found that another son, Joseph, 23 months, had tod dled 300 feet from the house and fallen into a shallow pool and drowned. . TRACTOR SERYICE DIESEL AND GAS Combines ens) all Farm Equipment FRED GOETZ Qtdm V alloy Km4 XoMburf, Or. Mi. t. Ben Mt Phon 4t-l- unmistakably Co Union Pacific . . . travel the direct route East I Whatever your destination, Union Pacific takes you swiftly and comfortably. Air-conditioned cars . . . room to relax and roam . . . appetiging meals . . . convenient schedules ... low fares. ' Daffy Unlen Pacific PassengeTTValn Schedules to the East Itfoemlleer "Or, e rerHe." TrHW ," -iMn" U Pertland 5:30 p.m. 9:13 p.m. 8:10 a.m. STANOASO TIMS. t er reeieef e Irtyl Imltrmttltm. eeasol CINIRAL AMINOI MPAgTMINT lee 751 rrttxk IIm, eH, I, Ores UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Cost-of-Living Increase In Pay U. S. Steel's Plan PITTSBURGH. July 12.-(.V A spokesman for the U. S. Steel Corp. says that company will in crease wages for its 170.1100 work, ers "in view of a continuing climb in the cost of living." The Stlokesman uhn maenA his rim. nni Ka 1 - -. i ......... ..v. uiniiuaru, HHia I the increase will be announced linn een. me corporation Is under no obllirntlon to lucre... wages," he said, but feels "the Workers should he nmWoJ" h- cause of the cost of living. in ii p nniriaya Dinted Steel- Workers 1'nlnn a f-Ii arm;-. which represents U. S. steel work ers, earner had boost, hut the corporation reecteil the hid on the ground It was seeking to halt an inflationary spiral. i1W BUSINESS DIRECTORY RAOIO 4EBVXIN0 Hansen'! Radio Service. Suther- nn. Radio Doctors, Phon. 1023-J. PAINTING Brush or spray painting, In- ienor or exienor, rnone ava-j. P. O. Box 288. PLUMBINQ Pete Crummett Plumbing. Re pairs a specialty, can birr. Coen Supply Co. Phon. 12L Wm. A. Mardorf. Phone 713-J-i. Terp't Plumbing. Rhone 733-R. Klex-Crooch Plumbing Co. oio mm, rnone i4K FURNITURE REPAIR There are at least 35 orders of living birds, such as penguins, loons, hawks, pigeons, -parrots, songbirds, and others. Tulip. ... a lovely rendering in which over scaled tulips unfurl their petals in tossed abandon on conservatively beautiful plain grounds. A stunning example of the artistry that distinguishes Imperial's Clencraft papers, always. CBlaVL FOR THE fINfST IMPf RIAL WAll-FAr-fRS, CHOOH GIFNCRAFT IT S ON JACKSON Miles Furniture Repair. 840 Cobb au r one sas-K. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE J. E. Newberry's. Phone 1015-R. iu. vv. vuiiiinerciai Avenue. ROSEIURS PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Millyards, Driveways, Station. Floors, Sidewalks Custom Blading Office: 634 S. Main TalaeheM na-j Mm MaiW "BUI" Laatlter PRINTING PROMPT, EFFICIENT DEPENDABLE SERVICE ROSEBURG PRINTING Co. '"ileal Arts Bldg. ' Phone 943 ELECTRICIANS Roseburg Electric. Phone 123. Valley Electric. Phon- 968-J. Roseburg Cabinet and Supply. Ph. INLAID LINOLEUM Sales and installation of all fype of floor covering. F & W Floor Covering Co. Ph. 499 R-3 2040 N. Stephen. Bricklaying Contractor ROSS MYERS 4i S. Mai St. Ph. 4W-J TRUCKS FOR RENT Y. drive or we drive. C.fl 77S IROWNING I RHODES RICHFIELD STATION Flegel Transfer & Storage Co. WESTERN'S Radio repair service. All makes of radios repaired. Car radio. Installed. WESTERN AUTO 1JT a. Pin. at. FOR HIRE D I CATERPILLARS Road building, land clearing, mill DOnds duo- and alt (vmi Af v.. vating contracted. LEEM0RTENSEN Phene 1S R-S pt. 1, Sax JT Reeeburg, Oregon Concrete Work of all kinds; sidewalks, driveways, patios, etc. Anything In Concrete Phone 1107-J Transit Mix Concrete Ce. DABBY & FOSTEB Excavating Contractort Sh.i- rock fo tmm.di.l. delivery Shovels, trucks, bulldozer, com- pmur lor nir oy contract or hour. No Job too large or too small. Phone fop free estimate Ph. 1152 R. Forest tsrvio Road, Wast of Landla Iron Works. Painting Paper Honginf Interior Exterior Decorating Herbert E. (Weedy) Weed 202?) Myrtle Ave.. Nebo Vista Add. CEMENT CONTRACTING ALL KINDS . FORM BUILDING . Will ala. put basement, under eld houses. Ed Puehs. Fucha Iree. Ph Residence 483-R-3 Roseburcj ReWgetvtieMi All Commercial Sal end Service Maintenance and R.peirs Harold Horn S2S N. Jackson ' Phene Z70 HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refrigeration, Household - Appliance Service 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cass St Phene S44 North Sid. At the Sign of the Sas M11U X Edeers 1 C TV aiJW 1 Shoe hloa AUTHOB1ZKD APPLIANCE SERVICE S3S WlnhMtr .trM ehono SOS aoMburs. o.ae Get Those I'UOPAN ; AND BUTANE bottle., refilled at the Myers Oil Ce. Highway 99. and Garden Valley Road Also Heaters. Hot Plates and Suppliea Lew Morsters Refrigeration Ce, Commercial an' Domestic Sales and Service All Work Guaranteed Ph. 131-R p. 0. Eos SS4 214S N. Stephens 0LDFIELD A SONS CONTRACTORS 1 IUILDERS 1 block west and 2 north of Edenbower Grocery 7t 2. Box 143 Phone 713-RX-4 rSW e t4 V4f Sheet Metal Work Quolity Material and Workmanship ROOF PLATES all pitches SINKS stainless steel & galvanised VENTILATING SYSTEMS FURNACE INSTALLATION 0. G. GUTTERS good stock TOZER'S HEATING and SHEET METAL WORKS 314 W. Cats pt,Mm JIT. CONTRACT PAINTING Residential Commercial Industrial BRUSH or SPRAY Roseburg Paint Shop S01 N. Jseksen St Phene 107. R ee 422 CORKY'S ELECTRIC Deetrle Motor Repairing Appliance Repairing All Work Ouarantood Pickup and Delivery Sorvlee 602 Winchester Phon. 689 R Tool Rentals . Floor Sanders Edgera Belt it Disc Sanders Concrete Mixers Power Trowels Concrete Vibrators Wheel Barrows Uehting Plants Paint Sprav Outfits Skilsaws Drills Etc. Call t's. We Mav Have Just What You Need. Osbun Electric Weerl Pntt Oak St. Irion Phono aYtt-L . CONTRACT PAINTING Peparhenging Ham. D.carating JACK PRESTON W4 S. Stephen Ph. 555-J TRUCKS FOR RENT Vou Drive Mevt Yourself Save !, Lone ar Short Tripe Ellison's Servke Station T40 S. ttophone Phene SS7 Sow BMlrtae . If tm ma im Roseburg. Oregon Phon. 844-R X L lechtold CeestnKtiee General Contractor CAIINET WORK OP ALL KINDS Compar. Price and Workmanship Pr 664 First Hollla (Laat afreet on right at top of Winchester St) Venetian Blind Sales and Service Estimates Free CHARLES H0DS0N 1IS25 Cedar St. Phon. 725 L CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 04 S. Stephens Ph. 30J SHALE RIVER LOAM Delivered Shovels Traxeavator Pull, aier vragune eackhoe Crane Cempresser Trucks Logging Roads Built and Recked Mill Ponds Claanod Easements Dug Rental or Contract S. M. Crites Company P O. Box 952 Office East 2nd Ave. South Phone 167R Residence Phon. 898-R Roseburg Plumbing & Supply Compony Plumbing by Confront or Time and Material No Job too large or too small. 11.1 N Flint St Phon. 1040-R Fleer Sanding end Finishing JCSS W. BOWMAN Calkins Road Rt 2, Box 164 a Roseburg Phone 502-J-l Save Your Waste Fats PAINTING CONTRACTORS Brush or Spray Painting 'Pernanging All Kinds of Home Decorating Commercial or Industrial Pslntlng Free Estimate! All Work Guaranteed Call DOUGLAS PAINT 4V HDWR SOS S. Stephens LINOLEUM LAYING Dramboarda a Specialty Venetian Blinds Philip M. Durnom 920 S. Main St Ph 1094-J Roy Hufhom SIGNS And Neon Co. . ... SlM nd Service Pf- S55-R o n. Jackson Roseburo Sheet Metol Fumac.t - Conversion Burners Blow ripe . Stainless Work Air Coolers . Cutter W E. First St Phone 941 ROSEBURG CABINET SHOP Mllrwork-CI.ee Builder's Hdwe, Csblnsts Sanders A Floor Polisher fnr D I N. Jaetooa u DISST0N CHAIN SAW Service Static Chain Flllnf Engine Renalr we carry a complete stock of repair parts." The Ryce Wlltee Ce. 20 S. Stephen. St Phone 2TS Henry H. Miller Excavotintj Contractor i4oe wiiiow st Ph. m-ix Mill ponds cleaned and dredged. S3 ft boom: H yard Bay City Shovel. Shale Rock for Sale Construction et legging roads ky houe er eentraet POYAL M ATTPCSS UPHOLSTIRY Phone 199-R-X-l Mattresaea, S12.50 and up. In No. 1 grade ticking. With 22 vean of workmanship behind us. We're lure to please you. O. L. MoClURQ, Mgr. Free pickup and delivery. Troil.r Space Available At Orchard Trailer Court Where Its cool and shady. Swim mlng and picnicking fnr trailer Pople only. Winston Section. miie a. oi Kooenurg. PLASTERING BUNDY & SUTTON FREE ESTIMATES PH. 11 81-J Ssa Byron Powell r tile baths, skawan mH.s eertfct, store fronts, eVelireeerds Call 1033-Y. er Write P. 0. Box 12St Cement Contracting - . r i rim.iiriv Free Estimates Hourly A Footage i-none 4M-4. Melros. Rt Box 105C H. J. "Des" Desbiens SSSSeBSMHBaai PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL ADVERTISERS aw I