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FOUR NEWS-REVIEW, RQSEBURG, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1948 3bo Utcws-Heuicw Publithed Daily Except Sunday by th News-Review Company, Inc. Enter? wa4 ! milt-tr Ma? f, I. fM. ftt Rotbrg. Oregon, nn4tr rt ( March t, U1I CHARLES V. STANTON EDWIN L. KNAPP Editor Manager Member of the Associated Preee. Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit Bureau of Circulations rMBt4 by It EST-HOIXin A T CO, INC., ttiett tm Sw Yrk, Cklcf, IrsBcitc. Let Angvivs. iMttla, Pcrilan-l, it. Loala. I'BSrtlPTION RATES In Or.g.a Bt Hall Pr 1r I M, alt an-nOii 14 M. tbr-t month tt.M. Br I Itr Carrier Per year Iis.-M na advanea), le lhaa : a Mr, Bar nantk III. OautO Oraga By Mall Pat yaat M M, all j a a alba 14. 7 J, larea an ant ha If. 7a. OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams PLANNING THE FUTURE J!y CHARLES V. STANTON The Koseburg Chamber of Commerce adopted four major objectives at the start of the current year's activities: (1) improved recreational facilities, (2) organization and sup port for the Community Chest, (2) improvement of Kast Second Avenue South, (1) increased and more Adequate civilian hospital facilities. In a bulletin issued to the membership, Louis J. Fullerton, president, reports that all of these objectives have been realized, pointing out that: Parks and playground hava been acquired and Improved. Playground equipment hat been installed and more la on order. A wading pool it under construction. Our municipal swimming pool will be completed by September first. It will be In use next summer If dressing rooms can be provided. East Second Avenue South has been extended west to Staph. ens street and Is now being reconstructed from Jackson street east to the city boundary. Our Community Chest Is a functioning organiiation. Present civilian hospital plans call for the erection of a new community hospital and a major expansion at Mercy hospital. The Chamber of Commerce is to be congratulated on at tainment of these objectives. It is true that they are not complete, but action, at least, is in progress on each. Parks and playgrounds still are needed. That project must be continued in force and operation to meet needs of ex panding population. The East Second Avenue South improvement will be brought to completion in the near future. The Community Chest is functioning and the Chamber of Commerce still is studying ways and means of improvement. The hospital program is shaping up nicely. Mercy Hospital r OH.TH' RABBIT) 7o7U I GOT AROUND f 3 ? V yt V HIM? y-S i ( MO-TH RABBIT tP ..yjaw WENT BETWEEN M I HIS LEGS AN'TK VVrUv -7'-V4 3vV'ft V FOOL WENT THRU Y41X (kVV 7 AFTER HIM. Y-Ul i Wlfe V TIP OF TURK IN J If IJUlUflft IS' II- 4f -i. it, A- sty1' THE SHORT CUT J.R.WlLUAMc, COr ia ay nr ynvr ne T at f. y g nt nit ;;'';y-fli By Viahnctt S. Martiv L , JZJ In the Day's News (Continued From Page One) Hew Drug Found Effective in Kay feyer Treatment CHICAGO. Aug. 23 - (P) A new drug has been more than 90 per cent effective in treating 142 ; cases of hay ever and other al : lergic conditions, an Illinois phy 1 sioian reported. i The but showing was obtained 1 against hay fever, with "good I results" reported in ori of the 68 hav fever patients treated. ! The drug is thephorin, one of j the antihistamine group. Dr. John Peters of suburban Oak I Park reported on its use in an article in the Illinois Medical Journal, official publication oi the Illinois State Medical Society. His findings: The drug was effective in con trolling symptons oi 91 per cent of patients suffering from both hay fever and asthma. There were three lailures In a group of 31 such cases. In IB cases of Asthma, the drug was effective in 75 per cent of the patients. All of the failures were in patients suffering from bronchial asthma. The drug was 100 per cent effective in pollen and grass asthma. Ir. Peters said thephorin ap peals to tx the least toxic of the antihistamines. Only 15 of the 142 patients treated suffered such undesirable reactions such as gastric disturbances, insomnia, nervousness and sweating. Allergic reactions such as hay fever are caused by the release within the normal body cells of the chemical histamine." The anti histamine drugs combat this chemical. Research workers have developed several antihistamine drugs in their search for one that would not produce undesir able reactions. Jo Ann Amerde Acquires Another Beauty Title EUGENE. Aug. 23 (Special) Jo Ann Amorde, Oregon's home grown Venus, the blonde Sulher lin, Oregon, miss who In 1947 carried the state's beauty colors to the finals of the Miss America contest, has added another title to an alread) long list. The University of Oregon co-ed has been named winner of the National College Queen of Queens contest as the university entry. The contest is sponsored yearly by Pic Magazine from entrants representing colleges and uni versities thoughout the United States. Jo Ann was ulso selected Emer ald Cover Girl on the campus for 1947-48. This Is an annual event sponsored by the Dally Emerald, student-published newspaper. There are so many little stories i dropped on the table a grain of of faith-lighted courage which wheat. A perfect grain of wheat, rest In my heart and In yours, The hungry ones, refreshed by too, no Coubt like Jewels In a prayer, pondered the grain of jewel case: It Is refreshing to wheat, seeking to understand . . . j look them over now and then and One grain only but were there enjoy them. I not more where that came from? One of my favorites Is the one , Inspired by the Idea they began Is to be greatly expanded and a Community hospital is ex-l1 heard many years ago over a to search. In the old ruined castle, pected to result from a financial solicitation now being ra',io Pr"ram "'"en-, if I remem- j secure behind walls of mud organized to start in mid-September. ; !'" I'l s''me; I brUks' h-y uncovered a hidden . . ., . , ' , thing that happened hundreds of . granary full of w heat, perfect. The report by the president does not include the manyj)ears ago in Wales: in an old dry. stored against a day of need, other valuable services performed during the year. Many ruined castle. Perhaps you re- j The uninspired might have objectives not named still are ahead of the organization, hut , member the story? , looked bitterly at that grain of 8 new program now is being proposed based "on the' A 'man of God', the story goes, ! wheat and asked. "What is one urirencv of onr nped. " I hatl b,'i'n lnsI)ir(''1 to ,raln " num" ' 8'" ' " heat among so many?" ; nui 1 wim iirii muse v. no neip mil ine nussians to senn tneir . j w,,rd of Then came famine i themselves." After we have taken cops into the hospital to TAKE Questionnaire Mailed tO Gain Ideas "! lress of every kind, until nit the human footsteps w hich ' HER BACK. Chamber of Commerce members are receiving question- one ,lay ,he Krmln "emhlcd as our earnest thought can show to! That, stripped of diplomatic naires asking a list of projects which it is believed should u"1 ,hr '"'""I """" I u"- "P can he,p 'lv "y language, Is the long and the , ,, , , , , ., , '. J , . . ... ... eie without food. Totally with- prayer, a confident expect ng of short of it. be undertaken for the future. Kach member is aske.l to list ou, ,,,. thp n,.(Hi M mrt Foour j seven objectives, from suggestions received the board of The teacher, with faith lighted need Is for an idea. Is It not? Not THE principle Involved Isn't any directors Will outline a new program, setting lip goals for courage, asked them all to be something to hold In one's hand. I future activities seated around the bare table; The Chaml)er of Commerce, we are sure, has no desire to I '"k"1 0iu h ""V? up hrar' ,.... , .. ... , , ln prayer, and to expect an an- limit collection of suggestions to its own membership exclu-!,WPr undertook to get her back into Russian Jurisdiction. She told him: "NO, I don't want to go back: I want to stay here." In our note to Moscow, our state department asserts that our govert.ment will not turn her over to Russian .uthorities AGAINST HER WILL. If she wants to go, well and good, but we won't FORCE her ti. We add, for good measure: "The government of the United States cannot permit the exer cise within the United States of the police power of any foreign government." We mean by that we won't per- PRUDENTIAL UH iMurance HORACE C. BERO) oeolal Agent 111 West Oak Offlo T12-J Res. E71-J C-S-l-A' ot Roseburg Jewelers 246 N. Jockson Only 103 Shopping Days Til Christmas 'Christmas Shopping in August SNAPPER SAYS 14-Year-0!d Mother Exhibits 7-Pound Son COLUMBUS, Ga., Aug. 23-I.P) A 14 year-old mother proudly exhibited a seven-pound son Sat urday. The child was born to Mrs. Sherman J. Poster who married her 19-year-old soldier-husband two years ago after a "whirl wind" courtship of two months, poster is stationed at Fort Ben-ning. What happens when thay turn tht wottr off? Why, down comet Snapper with the picture of the year which he'll ruth to ut for finishing. Why take chancet twice for the tame picture. something to hold In one's hand, to measure, to buy for a price Just an idea by use of which other things come. thing new. In fact, it's very'. very old. It has cropped up in our history many times. European governments have always Peacetime Pay Rates to Disabled Vets Increased Centuries nun n Hiemirnro claimed lurisdietinn over their sively. It would welcome constructive opinion from any resi-j In the silence a tiny mouse! woman was asked. "What hast ' subjects throughout all their dents of the community, if mailed to the secretary. The ! made Its way to the table-top, and i thou In the house?" Always 'In lives, no matter where they might go. In our great-grandfathers' time", that contention was put this way: "Once an Englishman. ALWAYS an Englishman." That is to say, the fact that he might move to America and become a natural ized American citizen didn't alter the fundamental fact that he was i born a subject of the British king. The contention was that he was 1 Pacific Northwest veterans 1 BORN an Englishman and re- I out loud and thinking out loud """" -i-mim-nen aisanume mained an Englishman no mat- ; mvlvT haied 'mnsatl.'n , ' ""' mation of the program for the future. If you have an idea ' are, c,n,cd over the present " T I, IS' A'it 1 .T v . " i announced. j,, nriUfh ,hon i, nn the The Increases will be made an. . .. .. .hi... ...i,- ! toniatieally. Veterans entitled to ...u u" ... I them need nut apply or write VA "'" " " 'o- ollices We went to war with England I Public Law STfi. Soth Congress, again (after the Revolutionary N-,,u.., ,n.it x;a,-euir.e rates l..r ar, r;ltnrr tn;,n conmie that questionnaires, however, are going only to memlxTS because, i ,hpn' frightened by a sound, scur- j the house are Ideas and with obviously, it would be impossible to contact all residents. "' " ""' '"" "rlore 11 "ea- we thg ""' I'l'-uiuers nrc iivwiu ashen win-Liicr iney winiui nppioe . . , , , , t .. , , 7 ... .when he said the Commies al-' or disapprove bond issues or tax levies for storm sewers, ready operate underground as street lighting, street improvement, airport improvement, wHI "bove ground. But is .. . ,, . .. , . . , , . . ' there no such thing as a Com- city hall expansion, city-owned parking lots, swimming pool munist who Is also loyal to the dressing rooms, additional school buildings. 1 1 ,,l!!od s,a",!l? Opinion regarding iermanent location of the Tacific High-j whiih' concern not only the coun Way through the city is solicited. 'O 's safety hut the Integrity of Members are asked to list seven "most important civic ; m"K H,em 1 am merely thinking tiroiects for Chamber of Commerce tvromotion, u'. i.i ,!... ..i.i: i :.. c . : probably for a good many loval e nnuiu nuKKt'H milt mtr num: in ki-iii-i.ii join in K'l-, Americans, nun ( omir.unists. who- I I We suggest and recommend I a well built home I built by Ben THIS IS THE BUY OF THE YEAR, LOVELY EIGHT I ROOM BRICK HOME, ONE FLOOR I Double constructed masonry throughout. The living room Is large and hat an I over-sid fireplace of Roman Brick with ceramic tile hearth. The very large win dow overlooks the patio. Nice sized dining room and den. Kitchen unusually at. I tractive with knotty pine huilt-ins. One bedroom 14x18, two others average si7 all with wardrobe closets. One large cedar lined closet for storage. The floors in the living room, dining room and hall are selected oak, the bedroom floors are cork tile, I kiirhen floors are Kenttle. The window and door frames are metal, window sills, I ceramic tile. The bathroom has the latest style square tub with shower encased in ceramic tile. There is a utility room off the kitchen and the garage Is attached to I the house. Cement walks and drive. Lot 142'xl30' $25,000.00. ANOTHER REAL BUY IN OUALITY CONSTRUCTION Attractive three-bedroom home with hardwood floors throughout. Tinted plaster. I Large lot 9.Txr(V approx. Garage is plastered and is attached to the house, nice enough to use for a rumpus room. Nice sizpd living room and dinette. Kitchen with very nice built-lns. This is a buy at $14,950.00. EARL (t GLADYS WILEY REALTORS per for ma nee and confused also over what oui:ht to he our na- for a "I'etter Itoseburg" mail it in to the secretary. "Crank" letters are not wanted. They come without so- tional policy toward Communists. licitation. ' Habe Ruth hit home runs during his professional base- Lightning Check ball career. He struck out times. Which goes to show y lien k( firit If a that the public is interested only when, a man hits the ball: UiL Ul VI J ICC his misses aren't held against him as long as he produces Cynnrirrlrinr Pl-sn kApWI HJlUill I IQII I Hotel Rose Bldg. I Phone 726-R I J results if only occasionally. em of comparable wartime, ri-nt- Tn'" 5i,rnp Principle is in rales. I'leviousU, peacetime rates volved in this latest ruckus with axeragiil about 75 er cent. Russia. t'nni-nation rates are based "I""' ne ierceniage or disability iiL-riv i. Editorial Comment From The Oregon Press IT SEEMS TO ME Hy (.'hiirlr A, Sprncun In Frnnkly this roinmunisf huvj. nr.j i vrrv mn rip. In Mav VI ha.i a l.io ,l.li iln tn I Ii-.m, it. rVtwrrn two prrshlfrin..! r.m.h- l'l''1'- anl "'VP"' , h": il.it,.- ,n thP iihl.N-t Sh:.ll lh.. v. t'liiiiMi s lu.muiK ('fimmunlit p.uty Ik ouilautMi party h: nrvrr horn (ul!.mr!. mi v"oniinuniil is pprintttrd n Irnlii a (i'(lt'iiil Jol; itml no uninn .m pet rempnitlnn lunn tho N IhMiitl L,Uvr Kfl.itions Hoanl until its ofhrrrn sitii affid.tvils ihoy Hie nut i'oninuinitts. IVwcv S.'lili wo shrMiliin't nut- l;iw the party hct-.uo that would t ti to hrr;tk up tht' lihtmni m nn Invitation to some povoi n- "V oioppint: dry lev nn clouds I nirtit to outlaw tin Hrpublican " h-n atinnsphci 10 condnion- arc or 1 vmon atir parttt't and would 'i'ht. h a diMiial of itoliiLral lrviiim nai!:r or tup work an II ol ihotiph'. i i-t m outlaw S.WPPniNT. Maho. i.r Ur Miffcroo! hv thr vi-irran a io. T a lot of mvtrrv in anri men who hotx to runail suit of spivuv otnnciliHi inimi. nwuwtuun un inis scnooi- luturr tivp hy stoppinij liphtnm: ! 1,r illnovit". IVrcrntfleos fori toachrr businos, Whv do thr sounv an huw pxixm i I u nich thp VA is authoi ird to oav Russians want thrm hack? A.iditional allow-1 , v " dt rl for arnmit i-' wer "ut wp ri nnw that all tHMis, hlindttPSH ami others. i over thp world thr FUissians havp I u.lrr present watthw rates. iMrn roarhinp out for their tla- ir'v'"- -'-m o?! rr:rninB rr ho? 5.u;o for a 1 1 k per cent diahllity Ilu,sla k- In,,' ,(M,k thousands of and additional "MatuatoiV i them back from Krancp. Thov've it its niiMitinp on tht Kanik.u Natioml ''""ipensatiori iaii!:e from 10 to HHi p,.j cent. ami's are provider, for arnmita- ' So far the wmk has rmphasi. ed the nnsiMii einent identifita lion of lii.'htninp protlueini: clouds, hut the exix'i inienters are readv a ards Th T. i;islM-ne. fne n.-vh h,i nf lion hreins at Slim n ,, ,h in! wh,'n thr' vn ,;t' ,hrlr han( on ions with Tommies in ofluial - liiest Hier Mi. uuh of thp stead .( Sio.r f.r 10 per ernt hpm. h.ivp a nasty suspicion heen prabhinc them pprywhprr. should ; Candidate I Vwey said thrv nhouldn't, or they would t ririrn undei pt ound Measured hy results in ( i "opon and I he nation. I Vvvey mut have w on the Htpiiment. Si nop then. Iiowever, teela tions indicate that the ("nrnmu nMs have had a ry active im of t ICI Krce.liim f thoucht and ftv doni f ipeivh are "civil rights 1 tut a ioiifiesv' i-oniniittee cites kv Mountain KcivO nmi dis.hilitv. tin to a riMvimnm nf that a lot nf them arp taken hark (.ince h.Mvnment station, and instead or a previous limit of homo and shot apainst a w all, Im invnt .t Schaefer. Cenetal : ... (, , . . hleetric I'onipany n-search ht chaefer di'-coxerrd the piethivl for ntcni it iwhlch the court of vr''''iip a rloud with rfrv hv upholds i im. Mollwoo(l contin L'cnt w rv. h icfuses to answer 'he ini'Ntiin 'Are ou a I'umimi- nit I he II u-e passed the Mundt Nixon hill w hu h It w as said would pot outlaw the Communist tO plOi I h t .tin al of Soviet Announces Rule Of Danube River Traffic the present to eanh is to dion drv icp oellets HV'. f o a i.. 11 I Mavhp it is none of our busi- nrs what Russia diws with these proplp aftpr shp pets them back home. But it always has raised thp hair on thp back of our necks w hen any forpipn government trie to reach into America and take back tome HORN srBJKCT who ha come to America to find onprounn inoupn me paiiy nai urtv nnt uhil.n vritry iuls them outside the pale Its theory was like the polic of Kinp Jatnes with trinriite to the Puritans; to "hauie thtin out of the land" Hut Hie Senate refused to pas : Hie htll i It is ail -! (onfusiiip .lust lepal status A piiMos.ion of con- resspfj Htm pen u rut i omrnunisi? lutve hit the sawdust trail and the headlines with stones ot Communist spuu: nd itansnus sinn ol sends to the lotiiilaili head at Moscow ; jind tales alnnit piesent or foi met rovcnnient ha' js oin h..t,(1nal poiicv to employes in lestHUismie nituvn th(. ( ((tllMulluvI, ' ituti. l!l'K. YuL-osiavta. Axis. of a (vitain si.(. and in o-itain I'he Panuhe Riser tVn- amounts on "outic" or deve'op- Ktuopv's ine utet to the iniT clmids. The moisture in the'' wiH icnmiu under Soviet uiMer ii.nt ff the clouti then will 1 control recardles of the f.iir nf turn into (me mhh (lakes and i the new Russiarvdictated I inuhe anctuary apainst oppression dutt awav harmlesvU uistea-t ot ; P'f like to think of our country risinp into a towering cuniuhis I t Hie Wesiern pners refusd a & HAVKN KOR TIIF OV- c-Nmd afie and peneratlnp Men the pact which n .nit- j rn rci.,.n " . ( . iijrhtnim:. research nvn heliex.v . i.led in Kelprade last week hv rRl-Sn ntl(1 11 aWMmst Russia and her satellites.! our grain to have our Ideas alonp This coinrul Is virtually the this line disreparded. That still same as that r.ii.ixed hy the Rus- t.. tn th ras of these ftt.-n ch(Klteachei s. A plane is standing hv to make the test when atmospheric condi tions are iU who were pipelines of mloin lion or Communist p.u tian. All of thesp deny ttie aiiepat ions, or refuse to testify. The Communist paitv his never boon oniJavrd; hut the poverninent has found indict viduals nnd as a part ? Now it seems moonsisti'nt I'ei haps It nLust lx inconsis tent. No pn( i mnent Will toler ate ti eason. t inp. dislm alty ; BLIND MAN SNARES PIQ . hns rnv. Ta - -1 r -- it stans siruv the end of the war. j Western delegates lo ihp lan-j uhe ronftMt'mv pointed tttit that ! under the new pact no shipper of I rationalitx could travel TRAFFIC FINES LEVIED took a blind man to capture an am- n.itmnalitv i.ni,l ti .v.-r 1 Traffic offensps report pd from : elusive pip on Johnstown streets, i the emtio nauahle part of the',n Municipal Court of Ira R Several nlici' and bystanders i iver from Central C.ei manv lo Rutdle include Avon Harold sought for an hour to catch the the R!i k Sea without Russian laveev, speedinp. SJi: Albert J. hut our Constitution puarantees rscajM-d jxrker leported eatini: approx al And if as mad. clear HeidenrUh failuie to irld nht ' Mil I 'h a 1 1 1 eedoni 1 low t an wr in a t t'snietir v. n ifin f-'inalK s..v ut I t..i.- v x t nf w iv UV I au r..n. H.M-Kn menu apainst doen of its tip leconcile the two with soecial Clenn A. Klsher. who In totalivi t. r Vislnnskv at th- r, tmr. ih.t Mr.id.SltV siwHim mnd r.nninn Je.iflrn. j reference to the Communists' ! Mind, lured the pip into a duck Western "economic penetration" Pompier, no nneraror's license Anln, thotiph the Communist1 htassen evulentlx was npht pen with a tree of bread. is pot wanted. and IHepal muffler, $ it ' ' 1 m till, .-iiwn . v ;. NV V-siif - Dt OLD FASHIONED REVIVAL With Well Known Evangelist Rev. Stanley McPherson EXPERIENCED! ANNOINTED! DYNAMIC! BEGINNING TUESDAY, AUG. 24TH O KRNR WEDNESDAY, 4:30 P. M. MASTER OF ILLUSTRATION AND CHORUS SUNDAY, 11 A. M. AND 7:45 P. M. IVERY NIGHT AT 8:00 P. M. EXCEPT MONDAY & SATURDAY AT THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 948 W First Strctt YOU HAVE HEARD THE REST .NOW HEAR THE BEST All Welcome Tell Your Friends R. Vernon L. Kltmin, Pastor
