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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1948 THREE NOW THAT YOU'RE "JUST MARRIED" . . . it's mighty import ' ont that your new home is financed with the kind of ' home loan that's right for you! For a safe ond time proven plan to achieve debt-free ownership, see Ralph L. Russell! RALPH L. RUSSELL Loam and Insurance 112 W. Cass Phone 913 Loan Representative Equitable Savings & Loan Assn. Papal Medal One ot two gold medals recently presented by the Vatican to the Pope commemorates his 1947 achievements. It bears a por trait ot the Pope on the lace, and on the back the nine saints canonized dj-ing the year. At bottom right Is St Francis Xavier Cabrinl, first American citizen to be so honored. REWARD Ladies' or Man's Benrus Wrist Watch GIVEN FREE To person supplying information leading to the rental or lease of a five or six-room unfurnished house or a small furnished apartment inside city. Reward given only to first person supplying such information, and only if we actually rent the house or apartment. Call at Lawson's Jewelry or Phone 448 VALLBOARD You Can Now Have a Choice of Johns-Manville t : . Rrtex , . Simpson Board Flinfcofe Masonite Plywood 4' x 8' Sheets 16"x32"Tile DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Phone 128 402 W. Oak ,s Section I.R.D. 12343 Technocracy, Inc. PRESENTS Harry Briggs Authorized Speaker Speaking On "Security For America" I. 0. 0. F. HALL Corner Jackson and Cass Wednesday, July 21, 1948 8:00 P. M. Admission 50c, Inc. Tax Theyll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo if STAGGER IN.KID-fTWSE JERKS THEV'PE CEACN FOR SOU W tSS. IN A SMOG & Li f WEPE BEADV V - LIKE AGVNNERV IS n ALU THE TIME. AU X fl -z rK YOU NOW REAXN TO SMOKE A THEV DO IS SAV ( r -422-S- TO COME IN AND - HERRIMS VES TO BkjDOME.i 1 TAKE A FEW kp V ANVHOW 7' SSS? NOTES. MISS S-r crCEMMV NEVERV ..- igZ&ZX REMINGWCOONI' 7 SMOKED WHEB LIFE, fr t I 1 - "" ' ' ' I "'" THE GAS CHAMBER M M'SSR SEARS, . TORONTO. CANAC V . X. ? IjjlXV rOPt IMt. IHC FlS.TtH.tS TMUfs.TT, In. WOtLI- MCtm It-'uVi. saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSeBsa Burglars Steal Funds From Church Strong Box SPOKANE, July 20 W Burglars ripped open a strong box In the First Presbyterian Church last night and escaped with more than $1200 In flood re lief donations. Detectives said today the thieves had forced open a side door and punched a large hole in the heavy strong box with a sledge, wrecking bar and chisel. Dr. Paul Calhoun, pastor of the church, told officers this morning that It appeared the burglars were familiar with the interior of the church and that they had known about the special collec tion taken last Sunday for Hood relief at woodland, wash. Atry. Gen Neuner Attends To Property Interests Attorney Gci.eral George Neu ner arrived in Roseburg Tuesday for the announced purpose of "repairing fences." Not political BOYSENBERRIES You Pick 12'2C otTnd H. A. WINSTON Winston Section 6 ML . South 1st road South of Winston Bridge Church. Military Rites Held For Eli A. DuMont i The remains of Ell Abraham 1 DuMont, 29, killed In action July 20, 1944, on Biak Island in the South Pacific, arrived In Rose burg last night, accompanied by , Staff Sgi. August Belmont. The l body was met by members of the American Legion Umpqua Post No. 16 and escorted with military honors to the Roseburg Funeral Home. He was born July 11, 1915, In Grand Ronde, and moved to Glide with his parents when a small child. He was a member of the Roseburg National . Guard and was one of the first to go over seas. He enlisted in 1940 serving In Co. D. 162 Infantry and In the 41st Division, known as the famous Sunset Division. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Esther LaBonte, Glide; six sis ters; Mrs. Josephine Schloppie, Salem; Mrs. -Pauline Lombay, Boring; Mrs. Marie Schloppie, Glide; Mrs. Rosette Dale, Boring; Mrs. Esther LaBonte, San Pedro, Calif.; Mrs. Betty Daniels, Bor ing; two brothers: Lester and Floyd, both of Glide. Graveside services will be held In the Catholic Cemetery Thurs day, July 22, at 10 a. m., with Father Sebastian Ward officiat ing, and with military honors by the American Legion and Co. D. 162 Infantry. ' r At the train when it arrived at 12:46 a. m. today were Irv Brunn and George Jackson, color bear ers, and Harold Lent7, Jim Young, Joe Quant, George Trapalis, Er win Short, Roy O. Young and Ted Post, who were the honnr guard and will serve as pall bear ers. A firing squad from the original Company D, with which DuMont served, will give the sa lute over the grave. Fire Destroys High School at Vancouver VANCOUVER. Wash.. July 21. iJP) A fire destroyed most of Ogden Meadows Hiph School to day, and left tne school board with the problem ot where to edu cate more than 600 students next fall. The fire, of undetermined cause, broke out between 3 and 4 a.m. and swept through 24 class rooms, the cafeteria and kitchen, offices, home economics room, and machine shop. The gymnasium and several rooms In the wick north wing were saved. A few other rooms r-ay be partly salvagable. The building was appraised at $200,800. It was a var-bullt struc ture, and anticipated a fall en rollment of 650 students Includ ing Vanport flood evacuees who have moved here. Firemen said the blaze appar ently started In the frame wing wnere tne onices ana cafeteria are. WALLBOARD I Page Lumber & Fuel 164 k. Znd Ave. S. Ph. 242 fences, he hartened to add, but ! the fences around his ranches at Riddle and Canyonville. He plana a week's stay I.. Doug las County, looking after his property interests. In the Vneantime, lurs. Neuner has gone to Seattle to visit their son-in-law and laughter, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Butt, and the grand son, John R. Butt Jr., bora July 10. Mrs. Butt was the former Carol Mae Neuner. events, contests and game . for all ages, with appropriate prizes. Those attending are urged to register immediately upon arrival at the picnic grounds. EX-KANSANS TO PIONIC - All former residents of Kansas are Invlt d to attend the annual i Kansas Picnic Sunday, July 25, at Bryant Park In Albany, accord In to word received from Al Burns, president of the associa tion. A basket luncl will be held at noon followed by Interesting Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any TIma . Without Penalty UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. MODERN Banking with OLD FASHIONED Friendliness Douglas County State Bank M,mhr rdrml DapotH Insurant Corp. Mother of Roseburg Resident Passes Away . Jennie Lovena Crowley, 63, mother of Delmer Crowley, Rose burg, died at Cheshire, Ore., July 9, according to information re ceived here. She was born In Ana tone, Wash., Feb. 11, 1885. Sur viving are her husband, Walter L. Crowley, Cheshire; four daugh ters, Mrs. Elsie Starr, Willits, Cel.; Mrs. Maude Bagwell. Oak land, Cal.; Mrs. Martha Collett, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Mrs. Pearl Ferguson, Eugene; two sons. Delmer of Roseburg, and James of Junction City. One son. Jack L. Crowley, was killed at Okinawa during World War II. She is also survived by seven gran Ichlldren. Funeral services were held Tuesday July 13, In Junction Cltv. Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES ERICKSON BURR Phillip Al fred Erickson, Tenmlle, and Mary Belle Brlnt Burr, Roseburg. SHOW ALTERBO YD William H. Showalter, Roseburg. and Net tie J. Boyd, Paradise. McLAIN-STOREY Willis Dale McLaln and Elva Ilene- Storey both of Roseburg. THREE FINED James Ellis Henderson, arrest ed on a charge of havlnc a de fective muffler and failure to vleld the right-of-way to a pedes trian, was fined S5 In Munictnal Court Tuesday, reported Judge Ira B. Riddle. Dal. 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