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TWO NEWS-REVIEW, R.OSEBURG, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948 At b&A- X V- MR ljW v i . i Ji , : :-f " "i' L J SOME CATCH! Raymond E. MilUr, uppar phofo, and Arthur Criut, laft, fiihing tavan houn -".' I i a f ' '' Saturday and fiva houn Sunday, axhibit tha raiultt of thair (tripad ba$i an9lin9 in tha '', -' . f V J Umpqua Rivar, at tha mouth of Smith Rivar, naar Raadsport. Tha combinad waight of tha lavan i ' .,. Ji f fiih. tha laraait waighing 30 pounds, wai 140 poundi. Gritia hookad tha 30-poundar, laft photo, A if.?.-,:.' ' Ay v irgait wi but turnad tha pola ovar to Millar to auitt with tha landing. Tha big fish took out about ISO faat of lina bafora ha attamptad to givo up. Ha wai landad hr 30-minuta battla. In addition to tha ivn caught, thraa fiih wara hookad and lost, taid Millar. Alio, naarly a doian floundari wara baggad. Millar taid tha batt hava baan running in tha bfy about a month, and that ha and a party had mada a good catch tha waak bafora. In hit party that waakand wai Bavarly Nicholt, amplovad at tha Vatarant Hotpital. who hookad a 2S-poundar almost on tha first cast. It har first tima to land a big on. wat San Francisco 690 IOUND TRIP . . . S12.4S Tiara An Na lar rail Social Security Eiigibles Urged To File Promptly Individual! who hava bwn em plovrd In jobt covered by the So cial Security Act and who attain the age of 65 are urged to visit the Social Security Administra tion Immediately In order to file application for monthly benefits which may be payable to them un der the provisions of the old-age! ganlzation, and survivors Insurance law. Paw Att-CliSwuid Cwtoi I SPACE For rant or laota. Botamant in canrar of town suitable for business or storage. Coll at Jo Richards Man's - Store. Survivors of deceased wage earners should also contact the Social Security Administration as soon as possible after the wage earner's death to claim any bene fits that may be due. Paul K. Johnson, newly appoint ed manager of the Eugene field office of the Social Security Ad ministration, will be at the Ore gon State Employment Service office in Roseburg Tuesday, July 30, from 8:30 a. m. to noon for the purpose of assisting persons in this locality in all matters per taining to the Social Security Act. politics and finance as barriers to productive employ ment of the atom. Barriers to Public Use Of Atomic Power Listed SEATTLE, July 20. P) One of the nation's top nuclear physicists said today that public use ot atomic power is now . "matler of development.!" "Science has solved its prob lems," said Pr. Felix Bloch, Stan ford University srientist here for a series of lectures to advanced physics classes at the University of WashlnK. n. He listed the problems of or- . ; .' f O - V" ( '... I IJ wfeW MMiW W W M w w X U -m-rm .w w -w WITH DUCES -.LIMG for50 or MORE! FAMOUS Hiawatha "Sioux" BICYCLES Active Convention Chooses Officers CALGARY. July 19. IX Dr. Charles Benson of Omak. Wash., was elected by acclamation as in ternational president of the Ac tive Club at final session of the Organization's four-day conven tion Saturday. Irl England of Calgary, was elected recond vice-president. Or. Benson was the Canadian and United States representative of the council of Young Men's Service Clubs held in Hastings, England, last May. Other candidates elected to In ternational olflce were: Mervin Vater, Eugene, Ore., first vice president; and Howard Miles. Spokane, Wash., executive secre tary. Mr. Benson succeeds Robert L. Moore, Jr of Sacramento, Calif. New governors Installed for the six districts follow: George Kop sala, Aberdeen. Wash., District One; Moon Holtlnger, Blaine, Wash., Oistrict Two; Gene Gilpin, Grants K m. Ore, Pistrht Three; Buss Stradford, Omak, Wash., District Four: Harris Hogan. Mis soul. Mont., District Five; and Bob Towle, Woodland, Calif., District Six. more ridiculous than the charge that we are dumping surpluses on Europe. Then, detailing the "sacrifices" he said Americans are making, Hoffman added: . "Foreign aid is costing the United States six billion dollars this year. This is more than the amount spent by all the cities, towns and villages In the United States for fire protection, police schools, sanitation, parks and similar local services. Congress set aside $3,055,000. 000 lor the European recovery phase of the program. U.S. Jet-Propelled Fighter Planes Going Overseas . ! LONDON, July 31, W ; The deputy V. S. consul In Glas gow said yesterday the American aircraft carrier Sidly will land 75 jet propelled Shooting Star fighters in Scotland Aug. 4, to bolster American fighter strength In Germany. The V. S. air force in Wies-i baden, Germany, confirmed this, as did sources in London who' refused to be quoted by name. j An American official In Ger many commented: "We are very! happy to have them." He said the jets comprised a full group of fighters, adding that he did not know how long they would re main in Europe.. The British Press Association, reporting the jets would be land ed on the river Clyde from the Sicily, said the jets made up the 36th fighter wing of the U. S. Air Force, and had been stationed in Panama. The report came only a few days after 60 American Super fortresses arrived at Royal Air Force bases here on what has been described officially as a training mission. Snoat steal manufactured In soma mills speeds past tha opr ator of the manufacturing ma chines at naarly TO miles an hour. Before Columbus. American In dians smoked cigarettes rolled In corn shucks, pipes. crude cigars and BASEBALL, FIN LAY FIELD Thursday, July 22, 8:30 P.MV NIGHT uAMl Umpqua Chief s- V. Central Point Millers , Adults 1.00, SruoWt 30 Tax Inc. TIGER TOOTH 100 See Page 6 Control Board To Ask More Funds From State Depts. SALEM. Ore., July 21. UP))' The State Board of Control de cided yesterday to ask the next legislature to make state depart ments pay $200.00 year to the state restoration fund, or double the present amount. The fund ' Is the state's self-insurance system. The board said fire losses to state property in the past two years total 1198.000. and that even the $200.00(1 annual assess ment might not be adequate. ' Each state activity now pays i Id cents a vear for each $100 of property It controls, but the new fee would be 2S cents a hundred. State employes, who now get 5 cents a mile for operating their private cars on state business, will get a boost to 6 cents on September 1, the board decided. 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