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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OREGON MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1948 FIVS vNavy Speed Flier Injured tn Crash of Jet Plane VAN NUYS. Calif.. Sept tt (.T Capt. James T. Fitzgerald Jr., 28, one of the nation's fastest filers, lay critically injured today after a jet plane crackup. His TF-80C two-place Jet fighter trainer Shooting Star crashed in a field of rose bushes yesieraay 300 yards north of Metropolitan Airport here. He had flown alone from Muroc air force base, where he was stationed. Witnesses said he was making an approach to the runway here when the plane dipped, dug Its left wing into the ground and somersaulted. Extent of his injuries was not announced. North China's Puppet Governor is Executed PEIPING, Sept. 13 UP Wang Yin-Tai, who headed Japan's puppet government in North China, was executed today lor collaboration with the enemy. A single shot through the back Switch to the Home Ownership Trcck! Enjoy the full contentment ond happiness that comes with a home of your own! See Ralph L. Russell for a Home Loan that's carefully scaled to your individual budget requirements.- RALPH L. RUSSELL Loans and Insurance 112 W. Cass Phon (13 Loan Representative Equitable Savings Loan Assn. c ,sjsjsjpejij sjiiijjpjpjjpjl Pouolae County. ' N 5 til ! &ma wimK ) j ! ddre Autemotk j i ! ' , Washer With i ' i "Ihre-Woter" Artie : I rut ie cleMm one' Mop, tet 'I Its. ol ... end fereet HI le f hoM e beer Uve-Wattr" et- j ' i te m a VKherhal cltamr, s I I wtiittr Hue v. Th 'topiary" J i y pi leavei dethtt se tiy. um ,j J "" cei ie Irened iHimediately. """"ooo "re lo nm i e3Z7,J lt tew. Sn II enwrutratel j' Frkjidalre Automatic ISssaaaaaaaaff"1 f J Ilettrk Clothes Dryer ;i j 1 S 1 Fully eirtwnatic. Ten le dottiei I tj and Ie IS te 25 wiinulis ' I f) 'U I r. tlothft come Mil mtt-smtll- j JtJ-1" j j lot flolfy-solt , . . rtody tor . t ,1j I j Ironing. Sovts liftlnej, nothing, 1 J ;i , I corrying (tothts. No stomn, j I i ' 1 J Y ! dirt, soot or broken ciothos- j jf -i f lints to worry obout, aa . ! I 229 ! IliS5f" ) Ilettrk kener 1" 1 LfTl Sit eowe to Iroa and do i i I '71 mi"- and Ie hoH the i IV - tirno ef kond koning. Opm- t rp ond roll, Ml 30 kxlm end v I Mi-eroof, lokts ktrei-dit te- NJ lOO 7C Woilotta onily. rloi frestoo- I Xii-J I07oj Hot, foot Control. J UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE 120W.Ook Phone 1218 vfcf of his head ended the life of the Lninese traitor. Germany, headed the Japanese sponsureq runn -nina political affairs commission. He was ar rested on orders of Gen. Sun Lion-Chung on Oct. 20, 1945. Wholesale Price Index Shows Minor Reduction WASHINGTON, Sept 13 t.W The Bureau of Labor Statistics wholesale price index declined .6 percent lor the week ended ix-pt. 4, mainly because of "sharply lower prices for fresh meats, livestock and poultry." BLS said the decreases more than offset higher prices for grains. The Index for the week was 167.4, 'compared with the 1926 average of 100. The Index Is 1.1 percent less than the record high for the index of 169.2 two weeks ago. But it still is 8.1 percent above the same week In 1947. Food prices dropped 2 percent during the week. The prices for the Sept. 4 week averaged 3.2 percent below four weeks ago, but 5.7 per cent above a year ago. Prices of wholesale farm products declined .8 percent during the Sept. 4 week. Sutherlin SUTHERLIN A fire south of the Rock Isla.id Lumber Com pany mill burner called the local fire department Saturday. It was soon brought under control and little damage resulted. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Briscoe of Sinking Springs, Pa., who have been visiting at the K. J. Briscoe home in Sutherlin for some time, left last week for their home. Mr. and Mrs. Brittain Slack spent the Labor Day holidays In Portland visiting with the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Watson and her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Bamber. Leave For Chehalls Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barker OIL TO BURN For prompr cowteow Hiete 4 deliveries of high quality stove and banier el CALL ,U Petroleum Product far MYERS OIL CO. 1 1 Distributor of Haneouk 1 1 t0M(h'Ji . in ti. Vie i I a iiiiiiii mtiiimm sum! i Tin's i menu "li i enefcsl JOHNNY INITIATED The famed bell boy of Phillip Morris Cigarettes, who made an appearance Monday night at the Shalimar Room, was initiated into the Umpqua Valley Clan of Paul Bunyan at a breakfast meeting Tuesday morning. He was given the title "Keeper of the Snoose Box" in the Bunyan.' customary chopping block ceremony, then held up one of the big axes shown here. left Friday evening for Chehalls, wasn., wnere they will visit with Mrs. Barker's mother, Mrs. Mary Urguhart, and other relatives for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Camnbell have purchased the Baker resi dence on East First Avenue and took possession Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Parker and daughters spent last Sunday in Cottage Grove where they at tended a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hackett and son, Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Royal Abeene, Sr., spent several days in Portland the forepart of last Visit Relatives Mr. and Mr. Roval Abeene. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burdette, spent the Labor Day weekend at Raymond, Washington, visiting with relatives of Mr. Burdette. Mrs. Cecil Mathews from Kins ley, Kas., spent Monday until Wednesday visiting at the Wil bur Payne home. Wednesday, Mrs. Payne took her to Eugene, where they visited for a short while and then Mrs. Mathews took the train home. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne spent the weekend at points on the coast and Monday went to Sa lem, where they attended the State Fair. PRUDENTIAL UFI lirswance HORACE C. 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KRNR The Voice of The Roseburg News-Review ftKMAINIftU HUUM iTUUdfcV 4 ( rulton Uwli, Jr. 4:13 Frank Hrminfway. 4:30 Monday Meditations, Methodiat Church. 4:45 Say It With Muilc. Millejr'l RCA Record Drpt. 5:00 Melody Train. Lowell's. 5:15 Chandu. the Magician. Whit King Soap Co. 8:30 Muie. 3 43 Tom Mix. Ralston Purina. 6 00 Gabriel Heatter. Carter Products. 15 The S porta Page, Hare us Sales and Service. 6 20 Musical Interlude. 6.25 Stale and Local News, Rose burg Motor Co. 30 Music in the Modern Mood. Mahew Building Materials. 35 Bill Henry and tha Newt, Johns, Manville Corp. 7:00 Fishing and Hunting Club of tha Air, Gilkey Trading Post. 7 30 The Cisco Kid. Modern Furniture. S:UO Let George Do It. Chevron Supreme Gasoline. :30 Colorado Mountaineers, Airport Inn. Joe Maskala. Roseburg Grange Supply. 35 Billy Rose. Pitching Horseshoes, R. B. Scmler, Inc. 0:00 News. Miles Labs. 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton, Vnton Oil Co. JO Cowboy Serenade, Daw a Engineering Co. 9:45 Henry J. Tavlor. General Motors. 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., Umpqua Auto St Implement. ! 10:30 Veteran Wants to Know. ! 10:45 Dance Orch 11:00 Magic Rhythm. 11:30 Sign OK. TUESDAY. SEPT. 14, 104 NIGHT CREAM $1.00 3 for $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 Jockson Picture bj Photo Lab MBS 1490 On Your Dial a SO Y.wn Patrol. 40 Th. County Arvnt. :S5 RoMburg Auction. 7:00 News. Whit. King Soap Co. T:1S RUr and Shin.. T 35 Tha Bmhiva. T:40 Braaklaat for Two. S:00 Haven of Rest, Good Ship Graea. S:30 Haot tha Bind 8:iS Lean Back and Listen. SOO Wall?'. Coffea Time. Wally's Grocery. S IS Victor H. Lindlahr, Healthalds. I Man About Town. Joaee and Lowell's, e 40 Musical Interluda. e:SO Shopper's Guide, Harth'a and Marmhsll-WelU. 10 nO NPWIi Miles Labs. 10;1S Plantation Houm Party. Modem Furniture. 10:30 Muse and Music, Roeeburg Color Center. 10:45 Melody Matlnea. Roseburg Dairy. 11:00 ladles First. 11:30 Queen for a Day. Milaa Laba. and Philip Morris. 12 00 Musical Menu. 13:30 Sports Page of the Air, Keel Motor Co. 13:40 State and Local News, Hansen Motors. 13:45 Nations! News. Roseburg Theaters. 13:55 Terminal Market Reporta. Stg Fett. 1 :00 Man on tha Street. Hennlnger's Marts. 1:19 The Johnson Family, Calkina Finance Co. 1:30 It's Requested. Judd Furniture Co. 300 Hurt's Desire, Philip Moriia at Co. 3:30 Sonas of Our Times, Patterson's Bakery. 3- 45 Florists Show. Umpqua Florlsta. 3:110 Golden Hope Chefit. 3 .'to Charlie Splvak, Serenades 3.43 Tha Local Loan Show. Local Loan Co. 4:00 Fulton Uwli. Jr. 415 Frank Hemingway, Folger's, 4::iO Passing Parade. 4:45 Say It With Music, Miller's Record Department. 8-00 South American Way. S. 15 Chandu. the Magician, Whit. King Soap Co. 910 Music. 5.45 Tom Mia. Ralston Purina. Silo Gabriel Heatter. Healthaida. e:l5 Sports Page, Barcua Sales and Service. S 30 Musical Interlude. 4:33 State and Local News, Roeeburg Motor Co. e:30 Your American Muale, Ideal Concrete. 4 53B.ll Henry and tha News. Johne- Manvillc Corp. Too What's New. Cork rum Motors. 7:15 Music You Remember, Douglae Supply Co. 7 .10 Gardening Today. Farm Bureau. 7.14 Three Quarter Time, Kmery Insurance. 5 on Count of Monte Crlsto. e.30 Across tha Footlights, Lock wood Motors. 345 Footprints In the Sanda of Time. 8 50 Musical Interlude. 5 53 Billy Rose, pitching Horseshoes. R B. Srmler, Inc. .on News. Miles Labs. 15 Fleetwood Lawton. Union Oil Co 8.30 Incredible. But True, Trowbrldiv Fleet Me. 4- 45 F.ventide Kchoes. 10 in) Fulton Lewis. Jr. 10 15 John Wollohan. in :m Rsy Hsrkett 11 no Dance Orchestra. I 11 30 Sign Off. ELKS m Saturday O Dance to Modern Music O We hove endeavored to procure good music for your entertoinment ond now hove on entirely new orchestro. Dancing every Saturday night. Yonealla Purchase Longing Truck Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith, spent last week end on a trip to Seattle, Wash., where Mr. and Mrs. Kruse purchased a logging truck. Mr. Smith will haul logs for the Yon ealla Lbr. Co. with the truck. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent McEl murray left Sunday to make their home near Lorane, where Mr. Mo Elmurry Is engaged in logging. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman ar rived In Yonealla from Cornel ius, Ore., Monday to make their home. Mr. Hoffman is the 8th grade teacher in the school. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lambdin of Longview, Wash., are visiting at the Lambdin and Lunney homes. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kelso of Dorena spent the week end visit ing at the parental Ed Kelso home. Son le Born Mr. and Mrs. George Myers Jr. are being congratulated on the arrival of a son, born at the Rhodes Clinic, Aug. 29th. The baby will be called, George Greg ory the 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hartford had as their dinner guests recent ly, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dorr and son, Vernon, of Page, Nebr., and Mr. and Mrs, Benny Adamac and their family of Lorane. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Grass and family spent the week end visit ing Mr. Grass's sister and family in Vancouver, Wash. Mrg. Stew art and her son, Reggie, returned home with them for a few days' visit. Canadian Woman Visits Mrs. F. R. Austin of Vancou ver, B.C., visited at the Charles Ward and Emmitt Churchill homes last week. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Huntington have as their guests, Mrs. Ed Bloomquist and son Davie and Miss Donna Jean Angst of Cor vallis. Little Donald Blue of Portland Is visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cody Long, for a couple of weeks. Mr. Long took load of lamns to Portland, bringing his grandson nome witn mm. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dupper and family left Thursday to spend 10 days visiting relatives In South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Baldwin have moved into their new home in Hayhurst Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman have rented the home recently left va cant by Mr. and Mrs. Lou Ehr- 11CK. , Taken to Hospital Lreorge Meyers was taken to the hospital Sunday suffering irom gall stones. Mrs. J. Morln received treat ment in the Eugene hospital last week, but returned home Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Phillips and their daughter made a business trip to Eugene last week, where they purchased a new power saw. Mrs. Homer McKlrdy spent sev eral days last week, in the hos pital at Roseburg, where she was very ill. Mrs. Latham and Mrs. Richard Zielke and son, Dick, are visiting In California for a couple of weeks. Attend Rodee Among those attending the ro- PHONE 307 FOR SAWDUST and Single or Double Loads Ph. 307 YOUNGS BAY LBR. CO. Night Dances Resumed SEPT. 18 TERRACE BALLROOM ELKS ONLY HOOl "Vi -zL deo at Myrtle Creek over the weekend from Yonealla were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Applegate, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wallace, Misses Reta Kruse and Naomi Wilson, Fletcher Miller, Mr. Bragg, Mr. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Art Rych ard and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright. Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Applegate and their house guest. Miss Eva Applegate of Portland spent the weekend at the coast Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prultt, Ruth, Charles and Richard Prultt of Portland spent the weekend visiting at the parental Charlie Hummel home. Returns to Studies Charles Sparks, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Sparks, all summet, left Fri day for St Louis, Mo., where he will continue his studies In the University Medical College. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thlel left Sunday for a 10 days' trip to Salt Lake City. Mrs. Gertrude Stoute spent several days last week with her daughter and her husband In Grants Pass. Her daughter, Mrs. Emery, returned to Yonealla with her for a few days' visit. Mr. Emery came up for the week end, to return home with his wife. Mrs. Norman Stapleman and daughter of Bruster, Nebr. Is visiting Mrs. Stapleman's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wesler, Gary and Dicky Wesler of Vancouver. Wash., spent the week end visit ing at the Cass home. Visit Crater Lake Mr. and Mrs. George Roberts and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hall spent the week end at Crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roberts and daughter Bonnie spent the week end at Coos Bay. Misses Phyllis and Lois Ann Wright are visiting relatives In Portland and Kennewlck, Wash. Mr. ana Mrs. Delbert Armltaee and son of McChord Field. Wash, RAINBOW CAFE Shalimar Room OPEN DAILY 12 Noon Til 2:30 A.M. 'The Ultimate in Food ond Refreshment" Dancing 9 P. M. 'til 2 A. M Nightly except Sunday I Music by S pence Van Nay's entertaining trio. Air Conditioned 122 S. Stephens Phone 379 The New Rainbow Cafe s Quality Food Well Served Open Day and Night Every Day "Southern Oregon's Finest fining Place" E T. Krewson and Julius Benham. owners mwto mki Kim Plus Latest News & Short Subjects NOW SHOWING - aIOfTTt ROURT 00 COLBERT CUMMINGS AMECHE - are visiting at the CI eve Am brose home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Curtis and son spent the week end visit ing Mrs. Curtis's parents at St. Helens. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blickenstaff, Lauretta, and Waneta, returned home last week after spending two weeks in San Francisco and other points of interest in Calif ornia. Breaks Leg Delvin Simons received a bro ken leg In a logging accident last week. He was released from tha Roseburg hospital Friday. Billy Lasswell returned home Sunday after spending a week In Portland attending the Junior Golf tournament FLOOR SANDING ond FINISHING Estimates 9L Leslie Pfaff Lf V 320 Word St. ssr- w Ph. 651 -Y otnuicn 1 coming- WEDNESDAY MRRUrW lOVff aOa." 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