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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURS, OREGON-THURSDAY. JULY 22, 1948 THIRTEEN Skating Rink to Optn North of Canyonvill Artie Skateway, four mlli north of Canyonvllle on the Pad lie Highway, at the Gazley Road, will open lor roller skaters Fri day night. It was announced by Lee Jonet, partner-owner. The new roller rink has a 52 x 90-foot maple skating floor. The building U 62 x 100 feet in dimension. Jonei' partner ii Art Holder. Name of the skating rink repre sent! the combination of syllables of their first names. Boy, 11, Sloyi Woman In Robbery Atttmpt (Continued From Page One) a .72 caliber rlne. Tommy, suddenly frightened, abandoned his robbery plan PIANOS Baldwin, Wurlltnr, Gulbranssn Ott'a Piano Dpt at Lund's Radio Store Phono 111S-J and fled. He had cache of a JO caliber rifle, a .22 caliber rifle, a shotgun, and a hunting knife at his home and had been planning a robbery for three months, officers said. "I wanted money to go to a boys' camp," Tommy's statement explained. Long said the boy had been in trouble three times before: !n Oklahoma at the ag - of seven, when he robbed a store; he stole a teacher's purse In a school here, and three months ago took a watch and $22 from Mrs. Ebling's home. Registered Willamette Valley Bred Romneys from Imported rams. Choice selections now available. Oak need Farm. Newherg. Oregon Emmy Gooring Freed But Port of Property Taken GARMISHPARTENKIRCHEN. Germany, July 22 (. Emmy Goerlng, widow of Hitler Ger many's No. 2 Nazi, was convicted yesterday of being a Nazi, but was set free immediately. She got a sentence of one year in a labor camp from a Garmlsch i denazification court but was freed since she already had spent Is months In camp awaiting trail. The court found the former actress and widow of Reichsmar shal Hermann Goering to be a Nazi "offender," despite the 55-year-old woman's claim said she never joined the Nazi party. The court also ordered 30 per cent of all her property confis cated. Frau Goering blamed her plight on Hitler. She said he or dered her name put on Nazi party's rolls In 1938. NO WAITING! Immediate repair service on all makes of home and car radios. We, the Radio Doc tors, are an authorized ra dio service station for Zen ith and General Electric auto radios. Call us, we will pick up, repair and deliver your radio. Radio Doctors 306 N. Stephens Ph. 10234 Fragments of rugs dating back hundreds of years before the Christian era still exist. During the last 200 years, more than 100 kinds of birds have be come extinct. A new little hinged plastic box containing lipstick and nail pol ish can be used to hold bobby pins. Liverworts are close relatives of mosses, but are more primi tive in structure. REWARD Ladies' or Man's Benrus Wrist Watch GIVEN FREE Te parson supplying information leading to the rental or lease of five or six-room unfurnished house or e 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 441 Blockade Lift Must Precede Parity, Rods Told (Continued From Page One) malned a secret, but the official said "don't be surprised" if It agrees to widen proposed four power talks on Berlin to cover several other German problems. Russia Gains Objsctiv The Russian - licensed German press has implied repeatedly that the Soviets are using the Berlin blockade as a lever to gain four power talks on all of Germany. Russia and seven of her satellite nations called for such talks at the meeting of their foreign min isters In Warsaw last month. Air activity Quickened In Bri tain under the Impart of the Ber lin crisis. The air ministry or dered large-scale Royal Air Force exercises over Southern England for Sunday in conjunction with a test of Britain's wartime air raid observation service. In Berlin, the Russians arrest ed two U. S. military policemen who drove by "mistake into the Russian zone. The provost marsh al said "we are In contact with the Russians now and expect that they will be released soon." Sees Impedimenta to Rods The French-licensed newspaper Der Kurler, in Berlin, claims Kus- sia could not launch a blitz against the Western zones of Ger many even II she wanted to. "Dismantled rail lines east of the Elbe and deteriorated bridges would hold up the advance of mo torized columns," the paper as serted. It added that the Russians would be hampered by long com munication lines, and quoted Ger man railway men as saying that Soviet supply trains still are har assed by bands of guerillas In the former Polish Ukraine. Der Kurier also quoted return ing German war prisoners as say ing the Russian people had no zest for war and that the Soviet Army in Germany was "worried about the relatively great num ber of deserters." DAILY DEVOTIONAL OR. CHARLES A. EDWARDS "Think truly, and thy thoughts Shall a world's famine feed. Speak truly, and each word of Thine shall be a faithful seed. Live truly, and thy life shall be a great and noble creed." (Bonar) Paul saw the value of absorp tion in the good. Character growing has Its mental side. What you think rules your life. Examine your preoccupation in the presence of Christ. Look at Paul's idea of the play of one's mind upon good things. If you get lost in the good, the baa cannot get you. Preoccupa tion with the right outwits toll, fears, doubts, temptation. Young people under modern social pressure can say the good does not leave a bad taste afterward, one facing recurring illness can say: "The Lord Is my shepherd." Perhaps a ter rible trouble has come your way. Then say "As thy day thy strength shall be." There is a successful way of meeting what life brnigs. It is the use of the positive thought. "What soever things are true, honest, pure, think on these things." Think the good, and you are more apt to do the good. "Evil is to him who evil thinks." Amen. Rodeo Clown's Wife Gets , Divorce on Fraud Charges ! RENO, Nev., July 22 UP) Ro ' deo Clown Holcomb's seven-month-old marriage was annuled here Tuesday. Mrs. Helen L. Dutra Holcomb, formerly of Los Angeles, ob ' tained a decree of annulment on , grounds she was Induced into the I marriage last Dec. 9 by "fraud I and misrepresentation." Mrs. Holcomb said in her com- plaint that the clown told her he had a home and could support I her in reasonable comfort. After ; a month of marriage, however, j she found he had no money or as : sets and was heavily In debt, she I charged. They haven't lived to gether since then, tne complaint said. Holcomb denied her assertions In a formal answer. His home was given as Clayton, Wash. IVIRT MIAl OF THI YIAR WITH V' I ' ' ' li 'Pink' Backing Welcomed By Wallace's Partners (Continued From Page One) THE PERFECT GIFT 1. Means letter lating and Better Living I 5. 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Church of Camas Valley, died at Mercy Hospital Wednesday eve ning. Surviving, besides his parents, are his twin brother, Michael Jack Church, and his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Church, Portland, and Mr. -and Mrs. Akin Barnhart, Camas Val ley. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Noah Ceme tery In Camas Valley. Arrange ments were In charge of the Long 4 Orr Mortuary. LOCAL NEWS III at Homo Knute Kershnr Is reported to be ill at his home on Ompqua Avenue. Back to Portland Dr. and Mrs. Harley R. Shields have returned to their home In Portland, fol lowing a brief visit with the lat ter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mi's. Ivan Pickens, and family, and with Miss Alma Miller, sister of Mrs. Shiek's and Mrs. Pickens. McElligort to Return To Grants Pass to Live Following the report that the U. S. District Land Office in Roseburg would be closed effec tive July 30, Richard McElligott, acting manager, announced at Grants Pass this week that he would return there to make his borne. A one-time Josephine County commissioner, McElIlgott served as register of the Land Office here from 1944 until Its consoli dation last year under the Bureau of Land Management. He has since served as acting manager. The office was ordered to be closed In an executive order I signed by President Truman last week. The land offices at Lake view, Ore., and The Dalles are also to be closed and the activW ties transferred to Portland. DRUNK DRIVING CHARGED Orris Joe Smith, 55, Roseburg, was arrested south of town bv state police Wednesday ami charged with drunken driving, re ported State Police Sgt. Lyle Harrell. Group Asked to Sew Women of St. Joseph's Catholic parish are Invited to meet Friday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Sandy McDonald on the Rifle RanRe road to sew for the fall festival. All newcomers in the parish are especially Invited to join the sewing group. Wage Hike Averts Strike Against Ford Motor Co. DETROIT, July 22 IIP) A 13-cent-an-hour wage increase for 116,000 CIO production workers today erased a national strike threat against the Ford Motor Company. Climaxing more than 21 hours of nearly continuous negotiation, the CIO United Auto Workers also won increases In premium pay, vacation Improvements, and a group insurance plan revision. The union estimated these "fringe" benefits would total an additional 3 to 4 cents an hour. The UAW-CIO also estimated the annual increased cost to Ford of the new contract at $32,000, 000. The firm made no estimate. The revised contract expires July 15, 1949. . Births Announced at Mercy Hospital Red Cross Danes The month ly Red Cross dance will be field at the Veterans Hospital recre ation hall Monday night at 8 oclock. A western barn dance has been chosen as the theme for the evening and music will be furnished by the Happy Valley Cowboys. The women of the com munity are invited and are asked to wear cotton or summer dress es. Co-sponsors for the dance will be Local No. 539, of the American Federation of Musicians, who will supply the music. We art rtasonably mtJtst, but enthusiastic customer ap proval has made "TWNWAV Home-to-Home Moving Service the accepted way of moving household possessions. Make your next move wisely by using "TWNWAV." Our lElt Home-to-Home Moving Servce gives you cnowe of two fate ways of mov ing your possessioes eee of wfucn is cerfom to meef your specfo' needs. We are' also agents for North America Van Lneo, For Information about "TWNWAV" call J v r s r v w I w I j r i m i w jmiii i r j if s 221 Spruce St. Phone 31 III J ) w 1 I i bit. Collins To Mr. and Mrs. For est D. Collins, DUlard. July 18, a son, Andrew Dean; weight five pounds lour ounces. Umphr.y Mr. and Mrs. Arlie A. Umphrey, Roseburg, July 19, a son, Alfred Micnaei; weignt nine pounds. Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Mil lard M. Smith, Oakland, Route 2, July 19, a daughter, Caren Ei leen; weight seven pounds four ounces. Kruogar To Mr. and Mrs. W. George Krueger, 1845 Ferry Street, Eugene, July 20, a daugh ter, Janna Kristin; weight seven pounds five ounces. Miller To Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Miller, 1409 Willows, Rose burg, July 20. a son, David Hen ry; weight seven pounds six ounces. rown To Mr. and Mrs. Nor mand H. Brown, Sutherlin, July 20, a daughter, Evelyn Jane; weight six pounds four ounces. Will Return Saturday Mrs. E. T. Schosso, Idleyld Route, Rose burg, will return to her home Saturday, following a week In e-ugene, wnere ner oaugnter, Mrs. Reuben A. Huff, became the mother of a five-and-half -pound daughter, Judy Kay, at Sacred Mean Hospital. ..Mrs. Hun s cou sin, Mrs. Cal McAllister, of Reedsport, gave birth to a baby girl the same day at same hos pital. The same doctor delivered both babies. The McAllster baby weighed seven pounds six ounces and was named Jo Lynn. The two cousins are in the same hospital room. They are granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Kromming, who lived In Roseburg for many years prior to moving to Dexter, Ore. Leaving Friday Mr. and Mrs. i Robert Murdock or Philadelphia, , Pa., expect to start back for their home Friday, following an ex tended trip throughout the Paci fic Northwest. They left Phila delphia a month ago and stopped at Longmont. Colo., to visit Mr. Murdoch's sister, Mrs. Asenith Weder, who accompanied them to Portland to visit at the homo of another sister, Mrs. George Reynolds, who, with Mr. Rey nolds, accompanied them to Mel rose to visit their brother, Wall ace Murdock, who lives on the old home place. It was the first time the family had been to gether since 1893. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds left the first of the week for their home In Port land, accompanied by their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, also of Port land, who spent the weekend here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Pierce. Mrs. Miller Is the former Mabel Ison of this city. One or the great unsolved puz-1 w zles is how birds find their way during migration. ir Loans on Homes FOR LESS Repay at any Time Without Penalty UMPQUA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN. 1)6 N. Jackson Phone 261 BACON Sugar cured, medium weight, S..! 69c HAM LOAF Very delicious, fry In patties or meat loaf, 0)9C Locker cartons for Fruit and Berries. Large Ass't. at popular prices PORK ROAST Lean, shoulder cut, 59( BEEF LIVER Young and tender, Ring Bologna Old fashioned style, CJj HENS; FRYERS, RABBITS, f RESH SIA FOODS ROSEBURG MEAT CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 624 Winchester Phone 280 x X X X Michael-Stern and Curlee Two oustanding names in suit manufacturing . . . Doubla Breasted.. gf Single Breostad... Gabardines ... Worsteds . . . Extra Pants may ba optional. 100 Wool... All Colors... MEN'S SHOES Florshaim ... Weyenberg ... Crosby Square... Black or Brown... Plain Toe... ' Cap Toes... X X x x x X X X X 37.50 to 75.00 uint9.Tt;." Medohon Tip... 10.95 to 17.95 T-SHIRTS Plain or Fancy Colors... String Knits... Necks That Do Not Sag . . . 1.50 to 3.50 HATS By "Mallory" Genuine Fur Felts . . Lined or Unlined ... They're "Crovenetted" . . . 7.50 to 10.00 234 N. Jackson Van Heusen Shirts Arrow Shorts Fashioncraft Neckwear Hickok Belts and Suspenders Sport Jackets Zipper Fronts. Elostic Band Bottom... 40 Wool, 60 Rayon .. Lined or Unlined ... 6.95 to 17.95 cry L A x 7 Phone VS 1
