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Newspaper Page TextNEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1948 C. P. Snoddy Dies In San Francisco : Word was received here today of the death of Charlei Price Snoddy, 64, formerly of Roseburg, in the Southern Pacific hospital at San Francisco Saturday. He was born at Bloomfield. Iowa, Jan. 23 1S84. He started work for the S. P. at Portland in 1913. He was transferred to Rose, berg March 8, 1917, and remained here until two years ago, when he went to Eugene. Snoddy served as a Roseburg city councilman and was active In social and civic affairs. Surviving are the widow, Myr tle Flury Snoddy, Eugene; a daughter, Martha Ruth Snoddv, Eugene; a son. Robert Charles Snoddy, Shanghai, China; his mother, Mrs. Martha E. Snoddy, Seattle, Wash., and a sister, Mrs. Edith I. Barnett of Seattle. The VeatchHollingsworthEng land Chapel at Eugene will make the funeral arrangements. Boy Cyclist Killed By Train, Playmate Survives ST. HELENS, Ore., July 19. -(.V) A young bicyclist was flung 50 feet, but survived collision with a train that killed a play mate near here yesterday: Ronald Bogardus, 8, Warren, Ore., who ran in front of the Spokane, Portland and Seattle train, was killed outright. Phillip Hlckey Jr., also of Warren, was close on the heels of Bogardus. His bicycle crashed into the loco motive. Hickey, who suffered only scratches, said neither was aware of the train. iSgSgSave With ..." J r.'rj Roll Away ana .u rame metal screens Free estimates Direct to customer Custom built Light, cool, longer lasting Lustralume Repair service ROSEBURG VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY 615 N. Jackson Phone 1098-J Roseburg TIGER TOOTH 100 See Page 6 Switch Engine Kills . Hayhurst Resident (Continued From Page One) Drain. Luster was alone. The fireman on the engine with Montgomery .was Alvah Cramer, also of n3senurg. Wit nesses to the accident were Ernest Thiele and his son-in-law and daughter, who were driving by at the time. Coroner Harry C. Stearns, Oakland, reported there will prob ably be an inquest in connection with the accident. Several Relatives Survive William Merritt Luster was born Dec. 13, 1898 at LaVeta, Colo. He came to Oregon seven years ago and to the Yoncalla district three years ago. Surviving are his widow, Mary F, whom he married at Themono lis, Wyo., Jan. 4, 1929; his mother, Mrs. Lucy Luster, Rlverton, Wyo., two sisters, Mrs. Frances Dunn of Welch, Colo., and Mrs. Ruth Lof ten of Rlverton; five brothers. Charles if Riverton, John of Fairbanks, Ala., Frank of Rlver ton, Paul of Springfield, Utah, and Robert of Illinois. Funeral services will be held Saturday at i p.m. at the Metho dist Church at Yoncalla, with Rev. W. Byers of Drain offici ating. The Stearns Mortuary of Oakland is In ch rge. Third Party Organizes For Oregon Election (Continued From Page One) Roger L. Randall, both Portland, for the State Senate; Rohert W. Canon, Homer Own and Michael Loring, for Multnomah County representatives. Named as party candidates for I Multnomah representatives were Kstis curcy. Airs, uorotny LraK Paul Lehmann, T. G. Moore and Francis J. Murane. Living Costs First ; Target Of Truman l (Continued From Page One) fought Mr. Truman's nomination but stayed in the party, told a re porter that unless some interna tional developments require con gressional action, the recall of the lawmakers ior next wonaay may prove "tragic." 'If the president's program, as he outlined it to the Democratic convention, Is carried out," Mc Clellan said, "we will have either uncontrolled Inflation because" of the government spending he pro poses, or a police state." Dewsy Ready to Aid What direction the Republican attack on Mr. Truman will take remained unclear. Although some GOP lawmak ers have taken the president to task for what they call a politi cal move, there was no sign that Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, the Re publican nominee, has reached any strategy agreement wim con gressional leaders. A close friend said Dewey stands ready to cooperate with House Speaker Martin, Senator Taft and others in drafting a GOP plan of action. As for the GOP platform and the special session, Dewey was said to believe that it would mean keeping Congress at work until November to try to write many of those pledges into law. On this score, Rep. Clarence J. Brown (R.-Ohio) said he sees the returning lawmakers under no "particular obligation" to either the Republican or Democratic platforms. Brown said the platforms are a proper matter of debate during the campaign. "The people have the right to say by their vote what they want and then the next Congress can act on It," the Ohloan said. Wallace Offers. Program While the two major parties were sparring over the approach ing session, Third Party Presi dential Candidate Henry A. Wal lace outlined a four-point law making program topped off with repeal of the new draft law. Wallace also called for a mini mum wage of at least $1 an hour In place of the present 40-cent figure; a price roll-back to 1946 levels and "adequate" housing. He addressed a rally at Asbury Park, N. J, yeslerdav. Without taking sides In the presidential race, the CIO pub lished a "voting guide" over the weekend, listing Congress mem bers and whether "in the labor organization's view they voted "right" or "wrong" on a long list of issues during the past 18 months. Youth Held Here Said Slugger-Thief at Albany (Continued From Page One) Dowries Is reported to have regis tered previously at an Oregon City hotel, from which he was ejected. He moved to another hotel. He left after passing some spurious checks In that city, but took with him the key to his room. This, key was later found In a Salem hotel, and when his Al bany hotel room was searched, the Salem hotel room key was found. Reported recovered also In the Albany room occupied by Downes was a pistol shell identi fied as having been taken during a burglary at Salem, perpetrated at a time to coincide with Downes' stay In Salem. Downes was identified from portions of an army uniform found in his Oregon City hotel reported to have disclosed hU name, and it was found he was AWOL from the U. S. Army. Downes had previously admitted to city and state police here that room. The laundry marks are 'he AWOL from the army, Max Schwartz Tailor and Clothier I wish to announce that I have received the foil and, winter samples. A very fine selection of foreign and domestic woolens at very moderate prices are now available. You are cordially in vited to come in. and look them over. 124 W. Cat ' Roseburg, Oregon IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON PIONEER ONE MAN BUCKING SAWS TIGER TOOTH 100-PAGE 6 PACIFIC CHAIN SAW CO. 1 Highway 99 N. 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