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Equitable Savings and
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Phone 442 Oakland, Ore.
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P. O. Box 489 Phone 288
116 W. Cass
Over Douglas County Bank
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2055 N. Stephens
Phone 499-J-4
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Mother Sues To
Regain Custody
Of 2 Children
Two voun? children arp "im.
prisoned and restrained of their
liberty Dy their lather and an.
other woman, their mother charg
ed In her application for a writ
of habeas corpus filed in the
uircuit court Monday.
Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimber
ly ordered that there be issued a
writ of habeas corpus, command
ing the father, Walter Jensen,
and Mrs. Robert Moore to bring
tne cnuaren to a court hearing
today.
The mother, Clarice ' Jensen,
alleged in her application that
the children were "imprisoned"
by her husband at the home of
Mrs. Moore, on the Pacific High
way four miles north of Rose
burg. Jensen is claiming, said
his wife, to "care for the chil
dren and Mrs. Moore fs . . . acting
as his agent in this regard."
Mrs. Jensen charged that the
j "imprisonment" was illegal for
tne reason that ner husband
I allegedly "continuously imbibed
j alcoholic beverages" for the past
! six months and made himself
j "obnoxious" to the children;
allegedly used profane and ob-
scene language; allegedly became
I so intoxicated that he lay on his
! bed and permitted the bed clothes
j to catch fire; allegedly neglected
; to supply the children with prop
; er food and clothes, and that
i Mrs. Moore is not related to the
! children.
i Stating that her husband is
"contributing nothing" toward
the support of three-other minor
children, although earning $300
monthly as a carpenter, Mrs.
Jensen asks care and custody of
the two "imprisoned" children
i and $150 monthly support money.
ine Jensens were married at
Chamberlain, S. D., Jan. 25, 1936.
Douglas Students Given
Newspaper Awards
Awards given in recognition
for outstanding service to their
respective high school newspap
ers have been sent to students
from Oregon high schools bv
Sigma Delta Chi and Theta
Sigma Phi, University of Oregon
professional journalism fraterni
ties. Advisers to the high school
newspapers selected a boy and
girl as award recipients. Douglas
County award winners are Rose-
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DISPENSES POSTAGE STAMPS Frank Bergh feeds a coin In
the slot of a new stamp dispensing machine in the lobby of the
Roseburg post office. Patrons may buy postage stamps from
this machine during hours when the regular stamp window is
closed. (Picture by Paul Jenkins).
QUITS USING
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"I was always troubled with con
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dcn, S05 W. Center
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N. J. This is just one
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Achievement Day
Dates Announced
For 4-H Workers
The annual 4-H Spring Achieve
ment Day for Douglas county
4-H'ers is to be held Friday and
Saturday, May 20 and 21, in the
Junior High School in Roseburg.
There 4-H Club members will
display their projects which in
clude such work as sewing of all
kinds, cooking, camp cookery,
knitting, homemaking, arts and
crafts, forestry, woodworking,
bird study and posters. Members
will come from the Central and
Southern parts of Douglas
County, as western Douglas
County and northern Douglas
County each have an achieve
ment day in Reedsport and Drain,
respectively.
Exhibits are due in the Junior
High School gym by 11 a.m. Fri
day, May 20 when the judging
will start and continue all day.
On Saturday, May 21, beginning
at 10 a.m. there will be movies
for the early arrivals. Between
1 and 2 p.m. home economics
contests are scheduled and these
will be followed by demonstra
tion teams.
The yearly feature is the girls'
style revue in which the 4-H
clothing project members model
dresses they have made in their
work. The revue starts at 3 p.m.
For the two winners in tne style
revue the J. C. Penney Co. of
Roseburg Is again offering two
scholarships to 4-H summer
school at Corvallis.
burg Marilyn Horton; Suther
lin Joseph Danchock; Yoncalla
Vernon Raper.
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Three Youths Given Jail
Terms For Vagrancy
Three youths, giving their ad
dress as Burney, Calif., were
sentenced to 10 days each In the
county jail on charges of vag
rancy Monday, Justice of the
Peace A. J. Geddes reported. He
named one as James Donald
Westbrook, 19. The other two
each gave his age as 17.
Chief of Police Calvin H. Balrd
reported the youths were arrest
ed early Sunday morning while
loitering in the Greyhound bus
depot.
A woman arrested by the Rose
burg police on N. Stephens St.
early Sunday was committed to
the county jail for 15 days, in
lieu of a $30 fine, Geddes also
reported. He named her as
Betty Barthelmy, Rt. 2, Roseburg,
who was charged with drunken
ness on a public street.
Phone 1354
Twins Born On Both
Sides Of Portland
PORTLAND. Ore.. Mav 17. (IP)
Mrs. Norman B. Keyser had a
oaoy on tne t,ast side ol Portland
Monday. A few minutes later she
had another on the West Side of
town.
The first of the twin bovs was
born at her home. Then an am
bulance arrived, and rushed her
to a hospital before the second
arrived.
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Tuei., May 17, 1949 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
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