The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 12, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTWC NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1949 Two Traffic Violators Handed Jail Terms Lawrence R. Martin, Sutherlin, has been committed to the Doug- 1 Suit Yourself at Joe Richards las County Jail for 121 days In lieu of a R25 fine nn n nhat-crn f driving without an operator's mi.-i-iijic, juMjLt; ui j'eace A. J. Geddes reports. Arphlp William nuan rtvnl arrested by state police Monday anu arraigneu Deiore justice of Peace Clarence Iennard at nraln nn rharpps nf rpplr Inc rli-twlnn n wi - o io.yui,, aim having no operator's license, has ul'uh cummmua io ine county jail for 211 davs in lien nf a line. DRUNK DRIVING CHARGED William Thfimns WnHnn tie Creek. Wa nrimmllloH Irt (ha county Jail on a charge of drunk driving, following his arrest by State Pnlipff nn cnltth Clnnhond Street, Tuesday, Sgt. Lyle Harrell 1 LfJtJi icUi ttews 1 By Shermai. Plimpton Did you know there are a number of flying real estate men who are using airplanes to show property to their clients? That's one way to build your castles In the air . . . and from the air. You get a bird's eye view of your prospec tive real estate . . . which Is fine if you aren't sold a chunk of land that only an eagle could reach. A down payment will give you an option on a piece of ground and the right to come down to earth. Or, you can always use your parachute. There's one special compensa Jlon to the whole flighty rou. tine. It might be the last chance you'd have to look down on your neighbors. Our nomination for "Pro. motor Of The Week" le the lo. cal boy who cornered the mar. ket on tire chains and anti freeze. Some eay hit name it Billy Mohr but we think that It Just a mallclout rumor. A couple of thieves In Ho. boken stole a watch then hail ed a police car In mistake for a taxi. For the next few months they won't need n watch. Naturally there are bet ter ways to save time, and one of them Is by letting us keep you car In good running order at CORKRUM MOTORS, 114 N. Rose St. Oregon Certified Marshall Strawberry Plantt Grown in Eastern Oregon Write for Price List Agricultural Research Nurseries Route 2, Box 72, Payette, Idaho Genf7cmam lUiiskey JiomKcnluch OLD HERMITAGE BRAND -AJJlaul i?! BHANO 1 I1.YH . o in Vi!!iam A. Roach, Battery Plant's Executive. Dies William Anthony Roach, 58, sunprinfpnHpnt nf thn Uootorn Battery Separator Co. In Rose- uB, uiitj ai ills nume at 1WJ o. Flint St. Tuesday after a brief iil- nPRfl A rpdfrlpnt nf Rmohiipn alv years, he formerly lived at Coos nay. He was born Dec. 2, 1890, In ftnnncntn flnH nama In Oi-pnnn OQ years ago. He was a member of oi. uum'jjii s aijujiic tnurcn in Roseburer and of the Knichta nf Columbus. Surviving are the widow, Han nah n o,M ITnt-l KnanV, aA n daughter, Mrs. Noreen Stone, all Eugene; Llovd. Alberta. Canada- Gerry, Saskatchewan, Canada; fcrnle and Fredle, both of I.Roy, Canada; two sisters, Mrs. Eva Segessenmen, Trail, Ore. and Mrs. Bella Vassen, Eugene. Recitation of the Rosary will be held In the chapel of the Rose burg Funeral Home Friday, Jan. 14, at 7:30 p. m. Mass will be Sat urday, Jan. 15, at 10 a. m. in St. Josephs Catholic Church. Vault Interment will fnllnw In thp Catholic Cemetery. Snow Still Chills Western Regions (Continued from Page One) The Weather U. S. Weather Bureau Office Roseburg, Oregon Forecast for Roseburg and Vlcinltv- r.leax n nipllu plnnHu luui, lonignt ana inurtaay night 13 to 18 degrees, with 10 io i3 degrees in outlying valleys. Highest temp, any Jan. 71 Lowest temp, any Jan -6 Highest temp, yesterday 35 Lowest temp, last night 13 Precipitation yesterday 0 PreCIDitatinn frnm Jan 1 1 nn Precipitation from Sept. 1....14.67 uericn irom Jan. 1 74 Proposed Building Code Purpose is Explained (Continued from Page One) temneratnrpd nn In tha Mnh -7n and low 80s. The famed azaleas of Mobile, Ala., came Into bloom. ern Nebraska yesterday but the little town still was In danger. A critical shortage of fuel oil grew worse. At Joplln, Mo., a city of 45,000, residents started a run on stores for candles and lanterns. Joplln lost its electricity Monday night. Tho Qniithurpclni-n Roll Toln. nhnnp Pnmnnnv pstlm-itnH Hnm. age to its lines at more than 5500,000 in the three states. In contrast, shirt sleeves and spring clothes were In season in the south. A broad area from the Carolinas across the southeastern states to New Orleans basked in 56 Proof 65 Gum Neutral Snirit. National Distillers Products Corp., New York Good Plumbing We do better plumbing, well done ond fairly priced. We also have a full line of fixtures and accessories. CALL A. D. Wallace Phone 165-R-3 Located one block north and one block west of Shlnn's Hatchery V-s.d RPDICATMR Tn 19 inn T?l triclty users everywhere in the Pacific Northwest turned off "that extra light" last night and averted annthpi- thrpntpnH re lapse of the power transmission system. Power company officials said the northwest nowpr nnnl "mHn through" the critical period 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. on a slender mat-pin nf snfati Thoi, n - utuitcu cooneration nf hnmp numnrc in dustry, and business In conserv ing power uunng tne peak load With Savin? a nnssihin Hicnmlinn of the entire system. The severe cold gripping the region has cut the flow of many rie-riireu streams to a trickle, and greatly decreased the supply of water needed to turn power generators. Power company officials have warned since mid-December that electricity must be conserved dur ing the "peak load hours." The current cold wave has extended the critical period to include most ot tne daylight hours. At OrPKh;im Dt'P hllalna.omnn voted to close their stores early while the shortage remains critical. The hlinp Permnnnntp Atol Company at Spokane announced it is rpariv tn .pin-tail nrinntln at Its two plants if necessary. forms With the nnHp SUptnho nf the plans, but not necessarily an an.-iiii.eci s aesign win De required with applications for permits. Monev from fpps and nurmila un'll go Into the fund to maintain the oince oi Dunning inspector. The program Is in no way designed to make money, but is purely regulatory, Slankard emphasize! In discussing his work as city inspector, Moen stated that he has been in a position since he came tO RnSPhllt-a B liaui. onA a knlf u jta. aim a nan ago to see the need for a building ordinance here. He said his par ticular training has made it possi ble for him tn linrlaratnnrl nnn. structlon from the standpoint of uuui me contractor and owner. He described the Uniform Build in? Cnrip ne tha mnrb nf Mnn.. people, including manufacturers, luuwatiurs anu city councumen thrOUPhnilt thp nntlnn Air.. CUSSed diffprpnt nhncps tn nnint out that the code does not com mand that wnrk hp Anna a --'in- U 11 tain way or that certain materials c uscu, uui mm tne type or struc ture, the strength of materials used and general construction plans are based upon the strength needed for structual support, Roseburg, having no profes sional architects, has a particu lar need for a code, he said. As for the administration of the or dinance, the pitv ulll tolp thn sponsibility of seeing that build- i. .... i... "iV.j . uunc ujr irucujiiea persons. Progress at Session Of Legislature Rapid (Continued from Page One) pired January 1. And the bill would keep it in effect for the rest of the current two-year fis cal period. The Legislature will consider making it $30 for the next biennium. Crash Leads to Charge Of Having no License Kenneth Roy Ames, 22, Myrtle Point, was cited for no operator's license, folio ine an accident nnrth nf Dablanrl Tn ...h'nh V.i- was involved with one driven by Clinton B. Ridgell, Pacific Pali- RPHPS r-nlif Tltnonm, nirnnlnn oiaie x-unce oergeani i-,yie nar rell reported. According to the investigating officer's report, Ridgell's car traVpltnCT Bnilth elIHHpn nn (nn nn a curve and crashed Into Ames' car. traveling nortn. Ridgell suffered a broken hand and was taken to Mercy Hospital for treatment. He was later released. Scott Hits Back at Hall On Oregon's Finances (Continued from Page One) ernor because he was speaker. He was not elected by the people. "In stata business, such as that of the land board and the board of control, Mr. Hall didn't seem to realize that he should work for the state against the grasping gentlemen who wanted school Innrl timhpr nntl m,n-rlmi, l..n.i- and oil prospect lands and other things that seemed to them good." COUGAR BAGGED A seven-foot cougar was shot MondaV nn thp PnlH SnHnrr ein of Camas Mountain by Thurman I T. Combs of Roseburg. Mr. Cook, who lives near the place where the cougar was caught, notified Combs Sunday evening that there was a cougar In the area. Cook accompanied Combs on the hunt. It took only about three hours, from thp time thpv lnft thn high way, for them to return with the skin. I I 00 SAFER -GO MTtfEit MOOSE WILL MEET A meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose will be held In Rose burg at the I.O.O.F. hall ban quet room Friday at 8 p. m., announced Sprrnt;irv mil T l.-n.. more. A large attendance Is re quested to prepare for an impor tant meeting scheduled here Jan. 27. Further announcements on the latter meeting will be forthcoming. Dr. E. W. Carter Chiropodist Foot Specialist 129 N. Jackson Phone 1170 Over Rexall Drug Store on B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns Extra sulci vo die R.F f! Silvertown comes from a tire body that is made tougher, longer l.islinir with nuir, ,,.! stronger cords. This stronger lire body also has a special double breaker strip for pro tection against rotul shocks. B. F. Goodrich Silvertowns go fartlicr because tread wear is more uniform. The tread is wider and more level. This means more tread-Kvroad con tact, better weight distribution, more even wear, thousands of extra miles. 1.50 Down I 1.23 a Week I SIZE 6.00-16 A SALES AND SERVICE "Better Buys at Barms" Hiwoy 99 o Garden Valley Road Phone 1354 Dixonville Road, 2 Blocks East of Jackson Phone 987-R thp pnvprnnr AnV DPrsnn HpnlpH Pmnlnifmnnt becaimp nf his mm (Vtlnn ni. I luuiu oring an action before the Commission. The Commission would investigate, and could levy penalties up to $1,000 fine or one jem in prison, or notn. Pop Hlnhuau C.n-J. A trio of bills were introduced in thp Hnilcp tn nt-nt,l4n thn Highway Commission with more ReD. Earl Hill Cllshmnn Int-n. dUCed thp mpneliro. orltrlna thn Commission the right to issue minus, anu to pay oil these bonds with an additional gas tax of a cent a gallon. The third bill limits the extra gas tax lunds to pay off the The American Federation of Labor and CIO united today for the first time In submitting a labor program. The leaders of both organiza tions SAlH thpv wnnlt d.I. tu.. Legislature to do these things: Increase unemployment com pensation payments to a maxi mum of $25 a week for 26 weeks In anv one vear. Thp tnn nmv io $20 a week for 90 mwt. Boost industrial accident bene fits 25 or 30 per cent. Ronea! thp 1M7 loolctnil,.o ,t. v(inii udn seconuary Doycotts, hot cargo actions, Jurisdictional dismitps. nnrl tn nrnvlrlp inn enni-nt r acvici cicctiuria io uetermine wiilch un nn snn np hnron n nn ann..t Make industrial accident bene fits HDDl V tn nil pmnlnvmonl It now applies only to hazardous U (Jd 111! 3, Make it imnnsclhlp fni- an nm ployer to reject the Industrial aii-weiii cuverage witnout con sent of his employes. Governor Douglas McKay rec ommended an Inprpndp in inrhtc. trial accident benefits, and he suggesteu tne legislature study the unemolovment henpflts Hn didn't mention the other issues. The lahor nrnnnsnls navaA thn nay rur a nara struggle, because employer groups are expected to uppuse eacn laoor proposal. A bill to give state employes iiu-ii- monmiy cost ot living increase for the next six months was introduced In the House tc day. The bill appropriates $1,916. 699. The cost of living Increase ex llii jf Johns-Manville Roofing preferred by Home Owners 8 to 1 In a recent nation-wide survey, home owners voted a preferenca for Johm-Manville roofing 8 to 1 over any other brand. We'r proud to offer this outstanding line of roofings which includes asbestos and asphalt shingles, and roll roofing for every typa of reofing service. Play safe with the roofing you're sure you can trust. See us for free estimates and samples. DENN-GERRETSEN CO. Prisoners Drill Hole In Jail Wall For Heat Pipe Prisoners at the Roseburg city jail drilled a hole through the 10 inch jail wall yesterday. They helped install a hot air pipe to warm the bastille's in terior. The city reportedly had a hand in furnishing the prisoners with IUU1S. INSULATE NOW Cold today, hot tomorrow, is no Joke when it comes to uselessly high fuel bills and medical expenses. Expert insulation now, cuts costs later. BUILDERS INSULATING CO. 509 Avenue A Phons 1059-J ELECTROLUX CI.5AMFR AND AIR PURIFIER IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. Sales, Service, Repairs and Supplies At Your Home $69.75 COMPLETE Wayne Overbeck Authorized Agent Phone 373-R-2 on Call 24 Hours a Day CIRCUIT COURT suit;s Bob RllMllm haa fllpH enlt In Circuit Court against Maurice Langfelt to collect $686.07 al leged due for hauling logs be tween Oct. 28, and Nov. 13, 1948. Suit to quiet title to Lot 8 and the south one-half of Lot 9, Block 5, Hamilton Addition, Roseburg has been filed in Circuit Court by Rav Wittrnck anH Armpit uriti rock against Charles L. Hamilton and others who may claim right or title to the property. W?Cass Phone 914 LOXIDE HOMES Variety of Floor Plans r rea Estimates Misalignment Ruins Tires H ft 1 "HEU ALtGNINf I V vL 1 xu FRAME I H SERVICE I AVOID ACCIDENTS DRIVE SAFELY! STEPHENS AUTO CO. 323 N. Main Phone 352 PIONEERS FOR BEAR SERVICE IN ROSEBURG "We Know How to Bo the Job RIGHT !" 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