NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948
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Christian Church
90 and 9 Planning
Annual Boys' Camp
The Rosehurg Christian
Church 90 and 9 men'i organiza
tion Monday night voted to
change the regular meeting night
from the third to the fourth Mon
day nighti of each month. For
the next meeting, August 23, an
Invitation is being extended to
the men from the other Christian
Churches of Douglas County.
Plans were made to sponsor
several boys from the church to
the annual Christian boys' camo
at Bridge, near Myrtle Point. The
nope was expressed that at least
15 boys from the church would be
able to attend. The camp, sched
uled from August 15 through
August 21, Is open to all boys 10
to 14 years of age. The vouth
conference for boys and girls
ages 12 through 23 will be Aug
ust 8 through August 14.
C. O. Slabaugh and Rev. Ken
neth Knox reported on the Tur
ner convention, which they at
tended recently.
Other program features were
a talk by Leroy Inman on growth
problems of Roseburg and bv
Rev. Mr. Knox on the subject of I
Comedienne
HORIZONTAL 4 Lure
1,5 Pictured J War god
comedienne Sever
S She is on the ? Self esteem
8 Sun god '
13 Biblical name 9 Excitable
14 Floor covering 10 Let fall
15 Bow's weapon " Jot
16 Trial 12 Man's name
17 Short Jacket 18 Symbol for
19 Love to excess niton
20 Fabrics 21 Seine
22 Surgical saw 23 Short-napped
24 Symbol for
fabric
cerium
25 Any
25 Doctrine
29 Range
33 Exist
34 Operated
35 Chessmen
38 Salt water
40 Exclamation
41 An (Scot)
42 Tower
48 Fruit
50 First man -
51 Portent
54 Painful
55 Ancient
Arabian coin
57 Malt drink
58 Ellipsoidal
59 Ascend, as
ladder -
60 Pitch
61 Grabs
VERTICAL
1 Tolas
2 Scope
I Bird's home
26 Light touch
27 Age
28 Novel
30 Boundary
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being careful of false Impres
sions or half-truths. Tom Coats
was program chairman.
Firemen Answer Calls
To Three Minor Fires
The Roseburg Fire Department
had a busy time last night, with
three calls In less than two hours,
but none of the fires caused any
damage.
The firemen were called at 6
p.m. to a sawdust fl-e behind
Mayor Albert G. Flegel's ware
house. At 6:15 a grass fire oc
curred at 1740 No. Stephens, and
again at 7:60 the Department
was called to quench a fire at
Avenue A and East Fourth Street.
The Weather
U. 8. Weather Burtau Offlc
Roseburg, Oregon
Forecast for Roseburg and vi
cinity: Morning and evening
cloudiness; fair afternoon today
and Thursday.
Hiahest timn. mv Julv
Lowest tcmn. inv Julv
Hiaheit limn. VHlrriav
LAwctt temn. last nlnrit
precipitation yesterday..
precipitation from July 1
Excess from July
Excess from Sept.
Auamtw f Prpvtoaa Female.
(comb, form)
31 Movers' truck
44 Genus of frogi
43 Toward
32 Compass point
46 Heavy blow
36 Regular
37 Her
38 Metal rod
39 Motive
42 Children
43 North Cauca
sian language
47 New star
48 Nab
49 Lampreys
52 Entangle
53 Note in
Guido's scale
56 Musical note
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Roseburg Soldier
Plays Lead Role In
Comedy in Japan
Pfc. Wavne Wairner. Roseburs,
above, Istcurrently playing one of
the male leads U. the 24th Division
Soldier Show. "IXar Ruth." rot
licking wartime romance comedy
now playing In the Tokyo-Yokohama
area according to Informa
tion received here by his mother,
Mrs. Charles F. Wagner, 535 MiU
Street.
Clippings from an English lan
guage paper in Japan state that
the show began a three weeks'
run In Tokyo in the Stillwell thea
ter July 9. The play was given
next at the Ernie Pyle Theater,
then travelled to the Bill Chlcker
ing Theater In Yokohama. The
Dlav was to show in Yokosuka
July 20, then at the Fourth Re
placement Depot, the rutn Air
Force Installations in the Tokyo
area and finally ending Its tour
witn a snow in r agoya on juiy ju.
Prior to comin? to the lokyo
area, the clipping st .te- the play,
which was a Broauwry hit, had a
successful tour In the First Corps
area, Kyoto, Japan.
Directed by Barbara Spencer,
a theatrical technician of Port
land, Ore., the cast includes
Doreen McClean. Jane Clalrborne.
and Pauline De Crocker, ail stage
stars In their own right, both in
Hollywood and Broadway, and
First Sgt. Charles Wtlleford. and
T5 David Tucker.
Pfe. Waener will be sent to
the United States about August 1,
alter wnicn time ne win nave
served two years, and he plans to
enroll .his fall at the University
of Oregon In Eugene.
LOCAL NEWS
Visitors from Beaverton Mr.
and Mrs. Verl Fleenor of Beaver
ton are visiting In Roseburg with
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Fleenor and
family.
Home from Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Doty
spent the weekend In Klamath
Falls visiting and attending to
business.
Visiting In Bend Hallie Bond,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo
Bond, is visiting in Bend with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lyons, and cousin, Marilyn
Lyons.
Weekend at Lakes Bob Berrie
and Oliver Allan of Roseburg and
Jerry Dayton of Fortland, all em
ployes of the U. S. Forest Serv
ice, spent the weekend at Crater
and Diamond Lakes.
Back From Vacation Mrs.
Clark Leedy returned to her home
in Laurelwood last night, follow
ing a vacation In Seattle visiting
relatives and a week at Lincoln
Beach, Ore., with Attorney and
Mrs. William W. Knight, and
family, of Portland, who spent a
part of their vacation there.
Back From Coast Mr. and Mrs.
S. A. Warg and sons, Peter and
Stephen, have returned to their
home on' South Main street in
Roseburg. following a vacation
at Gold Beach. Ore., where they
were Joined by Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Turpin and sons, Norman
and Tommy, of Medford.
Spending Wsek Here Mrs. El
mer McKean. who has been re
siding In Oakland. Calif., thelast
year. Is spending The week in
Roseburg as the guest of Mrs. H.
C. Darby, prior to going to Port,
land to visit her son, John Mc
Kean, and his family. The Mc
Kean family resided (n Roseburg
for a number of years.
Visit at Lytlt Home Miss Mary
Rash, dean of women at Oregon
State College, and .'iss Grace
Carmen have left on a trip to the
south, following a stop In Rose
burg as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. D. Lytle In Laurelwood. Miss
Bash and Mrs. Lytle became close
friends while attending Univer
sity of Washington in Seattle.
Home From East Mrs. Vernon
Keel and son. Tommy, have re
turned to their home in Roseburg,
following a three weeks' trip.
They visited Mr. Keel's brother
and sisters at Humvtlle. Ala.;
with his brolhe at Atlanta, Ga.;
with Mrs. Keel's parents In Kan
sas and with relatives and friends
In Oklahoma. Mr. Keel accom
panied them hack to Alabama and
spent a week there with rela
tives before returning to Rose
burg. They made ti e trlu east
and back jv plane.
At Nunyan Home Miss Mar
lorle Chester of Astoria Is SDend.
Ing the week In Roseburg as the
etiest of Mr. and Mrs. John E.
Run) an at 498 South Jackson
LOANS
Get New Lower Payments
On Calkins Finance Loans
Up IC S30O
Oe lfnatur and rurnltur
Up to ssoo oa Auto
Calkins finance Co Loana are
inada fur:
Unexpected Expanaaa
Medical Purpoaas
Clothing
Keel Eilate Repair
Mortgagee
aen'
Education
rual Bllla
Relative Au u lance
Overdue Bllla
Borne furnishing
Auto aepelra
Moving Expeneos
Insurance
Vacation
Monev for ever? worthwhile nurpoee
When vou borrow, eel your money from
the Company that makes It convenient
to borrow end convenient to reper
Calkins Finance Co.
Robert W Helllwell. Mgr.
SOS Douglas Co. 8Ute Bank Bid.
Phone 466
Lie. B-284, M-X17 Hoscours
Cash Today
Up To $500
Employed man and women In all Unaa
of work can iua LOCAL'S aarvtca.
At LOCAL you can let up to 9300 on
jour aifnaiura on convenient; icrma.
At LOCAL yon ran fet up td WOO tt
a7 on your car paid for or not.
At LOCAL you can get a Pay Day"
loaui of tlO 125 or mora til rvav da
$30 aoata only 21e lor ana wack.
Pay ONLY for actual daya you kaap
u muuwj. rtj oinr cnaxaaa
PhofM ma at 11T3 for your loan
Lao Savy, Mgr.
Local Loan Co.
335 N& JaekfwM
Lie B-a; N-353 Roaaburg
IT YOU NEED low coat, dapendabla
credit to buy mora livestock, ovachln
ry, improva your farm, or pay cur
rent billa, you should lnveatlgata trve
Southern Oregon Production Credit
Auoclatlon.
ThU U a farmer's co-operatlva. Ask
your neighbor, may be ba la a member
MRS JESSIE WAGGONER.
REPRESENTATIVE
234 Medical Arts Bldg.. Roseburg. Ora.
RENTALS
Rental Sewing Machines
NOW AVAILABLE
to reetdenta of Sutherlln,
UvrWe Creek, and vicinity. .
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
1H N Stephana St. Phone T23
Floor Polisher
Johnson "Streamliner" floor polisher for
rem. dp oay or weea.
Modern Furniture Co.
xa W Oak Phone 33a
r-OR Rttrf "
New Clark Floor Sander
and polisher
Denn-Gerretsen Co.
UJ Oak at Phone 128
FOR RENT by week or month. 3 i-room
caoins suitaDie lor eoupice or amaii
families. Sails Texaco station and
cafe, milea north of Oakland or C
miles south of Yoncalla on 90.
fOR RENT To couple, a comfortable 4-
room rurnianea collate vmn mower
bath. Electricity Arthur M. Selby. 3
miles oaal oi Glide. 1 mil. weat of
Idleyld.
APA RTMENT, furni.hed, modem. 1-bed-
room. No arlnklng or smoking, can be
seen at U09 Harrison St, next to river
West RoBebure. Phone Ulo-J.
FOR LEASE Exrellent business loca-
tlon. New building Juat completed.
Contact rrank J. Stringer, South
Stephena or inquire Smlttjr's Grocery.
REFINISH your own floors, easily "done
wun our.oign apeea floor eanaer in
expensive. Montgomery Ward 4 Co.
rnone wa.
TRUCKS rOR hENT Vou drive, flove
yourseu. aave hair. Clliaon s service
Sutton A Truck Rental Service, 741
8 Stephens. Phone 687.
COMMERCIAL TYPE vacuum cleaner.
usDun ciectne. west end of Oak SL
Bridge Phone 803-L,
TRUCKS roaRtNT Drive them your-
sen crowning at noee. rticnneia stay
tlon. Case and Steohena. ohona 771
fOR RENT Comfortable hotel rooms
weekly rates. Creaeoo. Hotel, 720 ,N.
Jackson.
ROOMETTE, new blond furniture. Tor
ROOM for rent for young num. 1049
Military. Phone aaaJ.
ROOM for rent, man only. 057 Terrace
Phone U-L
FOR LEASE 3 Iota, business tone. Also
highway frontage. 930 Cobb SL
FOR RENT Sleeping room, workms
men preferred. 4414 s. jacksotL
rROOM apt. 1703 Harvard Phone 1343
SLEEPING room for ran CP hone 1037.
Mrept She will be Joined here
Friday by Miss Both Partridge
of Portland and both will remain i
over for the wedding of Thelma I
Smith. Miss Partridge will also
ne a guest at the Runyan home. 1
Both Miss Chester and Miss Part
ridge formerly taught in the Rose-
ourg bcnool system.
TRAFFIC FINES LEVIED
Traffic fines tmDosed In Justice
Court are reported by Justice ,
Thomas C Hartficl Tuesday as
follows:
Delmer L. Crowlev. axle over.
load, $10; Charles V. Zavolosek, j
overload, $15; Laurence C. Dan,
axle overload, $10; Louis H. Fel-1
lor, no vehicie license, $10: James
E. Laney, overload, $10; Earl C
Blakely, unit overload, $10; Al-1
mcr L. Transon, overload, $1.";
Richard L. Mola. overload. $10:
Scott V. Ferguson, overload, $10; !
Morris B. Strader, overload, $20;
Victor G. VV'rlgglesworth, over-!
load. $20: JoscDh D. Smith, axle
overload, $10.
Ae earlv as 1 717 Ik. mmmUJ
flag of the New England colonies
had a blue field with a white
union mmrfarewl hv muI tttmm
Such a flag, with a green pine
tree added, was carried at the
cume oi Hunker Mill.
ITCH
'ScaMeat It hlfnly
coniaaioua and will
rontinua for Ufa if
not .obbsmL fta rftola
la the Heh-fnlla. whlrh la Immune
to ordinary treatment. rxSORA hill
tha ttrh-mlt almnat Inttantly Only
thre dart' EXSORA treaUnent la re
quired. Mall order given prompt at
tention rred Merer Or a. Kaaaaarf
BETTER HEALTH!
eVveTearyaet9ala
loefwf exeel (MM
9 OeMsti'tc aftcPe'
Onaralsosm
Wrfta or oali tor FT
diaonptna Bcoluat
ma Tt, nA.rn.mspm.
tint-M$m49, Wiuii9 rWr aM.
Dr. C. I. DEAN CLINIC
4H.fiOtWaj ) I a raj a a
"f t. rtMs t twfTtttd and OrarrJ Aaw
TeJepbea KAat 31 A Pniiad 14. Ltrm
foul mt
Chicks
Order youK chicks now for meat as
wen nt egg production rroro
Ponton Hatchery
1440 Harvard Ave Phone 16S
"Hi-Quality" W. L Pullets
from u S Pullorum clean flock to
iz weens old Ready now
Parker's Leghorn Farm
a tacitly, Oregon
Baby Chicks
Hatching on order. Year around eerviea.
Carr's Hatchery
Of Looklngglasa ' Phone lB-f-3
Fryers
R. Cary, mllca I al Dl x on le
WHITE turkey fryers for sale Vertical
Acre, Brock way. Inquire Brack way
tore.
docs
rOR SALE 1 year old registered
Springer Spaniel. Very lovable, has
been spayed. Contact Mrs. Ruth My
ers, RL 1, Box 272. Sutherlln, Bonanza
Mine Road.
SMALL 2-year-old part "Mexican Chi
huahua to give away. Phone 075-J or
87-R.
fOR SALE Wire haired " terrier. The
PetShop.
FOR SALEfioston screwtsii mala pup
ples. 129 South Main St.
FOR BETTER COCKERS, see Jacobs
Kannela, IBIS N Stephana.
INSTRUCTION
PIANO INSTRUCTION - Advanced stu
dents or oeginners Popular or elasti
cs L Do not teach by ear Via Rica.
1004 Council Phone 107U-R.
FINANCIAL
LARGE or small turns placed with us
pruuutTv aoove average earnings in
veajlgaut our monthly savings plan
Utnpqua Savlnga and Loan Assn.
DO YOU KNOW?
rhot Arthritis, Rheumatism, Heart, Stomach,
Headaches, Dizziness, Gastritis and about 95
of all ailments are caused by spinal and toxic
conditions existing in youf body. Remove the
cause and get well
Dr. M. C. Cassel
Chiropractic Physician
101 E Coss St Phone 1019-R
CHIROPODIST FOOT SPECIALIST
Dr. E. W. Carter
1291 N. Jackson St ',
(Over RexaJl Drug Store)
Hours 9 A.M. 5 P.M.
(Evenings by Appointment)
FOR READY MIXED
CONCRETE
CALL 19-R-l
Or oall at our plant location 'A mils off Melroaa
Road on Lookingglass Road.
We con furnish expert finishing. Let us handle your
job from start to finish.
IDEAL CONCRETE
WALLBOARD
Sheets and Tile
Gyp-Lap Sheetrock
Weatherwood Masonite
Simpson Weldtex
Firtex Abestone
Veneer
COEN SUPPLY CO.
Floed & Mill St..
REMEMBER LAST
WINTER?
ORDER WOOD
NOW!
ROSEBURG LUMBER CO.
Phon. 468
TIMBER SAWMILLS
YATES Alt PLANER, full motor! red
ball bearing and roller bearing fixlS
with Yslea automatic feed uble and
hydraulic It-arm Ibr lift. Tim ma
chine in excellent condition and now
In service Delivery cUte bet. Aug. 15
and Sept 1 Price I16.3U) 54 Mershon
resaw with new lop and bottom
wheels completely overhauled. Imme
diate delivery Price g-UUO Complete
40,000 capacity double circular headrig
sawmill iwithout power unlti includ
ing mill frame. $7300 Will taka lum
ber (or payment Phone Beacon 7337
or wrlia Jones. 710 Times Bldg.. Port
land 4
WE have t"he" equipment necessary to
log around SO or bo thousand a day.
Would like to contract S million feet
or more. Contact Rex Ryan, 031 E. 8th
St.. Albany Oregon or phone llOg-L.
WANTED Port Orford Cedar Logs, also)
Fir and Cedar Poles, Quote f o b. ship
ping point eariii-st shipment Nieder-meyer-Martln
Co.. Spaldlnf Bldg
Portland 4L Oregon. ,
f OR SALE S million ft good old
Jrowth Umber. 12 miles out. M, T.
annon. UQO Sallf St. Roseburg.
FOR SALE 2 million feet timber, IS
miles west of Roseburg. Box 41 9,
News-Review.
NOTfwt
We are sincerely grateful to the many
friends who were so kind and sympa
thetic in our bereavement. The many
beautiful floral oflerlnga war deeply
appreciated
JOYCB and BETTY -JOYCF REAM
ana iaiii
SEALED bids wanted for painting th
Interior of Canyonvllla School, at
for exterior trim of aama building.
Blda will be opened July 31. IMS,
Contact School Cleric, Laura li. Good-
1L . i
Not responilble for debts other thin my
own aitcr July 21. 1MB. Oral Eaaoni.
HAt OytlN FEED
APPRO XIMATTCLY 10 ton mixed hay In
hock, S10 per ton. Box 101. Melroaa
Route.
FOR" SALE Baled" oat and vetch hay.
6 miles from Roseburg on Looklng
glasa Rod. LeRoy Nelsou.
HAY baled In field at $25 to $M per
ton Don Ollivant, Lootelngglasa Route.
Phone 44-r-ll
Telephones
Office 1170
Residence 495-L
Phone 121
and SAWDUST
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