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12 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ort. Mon., May 23, 1949
U. Of O. Singers
To Give Concert
At Junior High
Donald W. Alllon, assistant
professor of organ and theory,
will direct the University of Ore
gon Singers, when they perform
In Roseburg Tuesday at 1:3(1
p. m. in the Senior High School
auditorium. He is also conductor
VA Canteen Service
Bill Signed By Truman
WASHINGTON, May 23 (P
President Truman signed Satur
day a bill expected to save tax
payers more than $1,000,000 a
year.
The new law will allow a spe
cial "veterans canteen service,
Three Netters Of
RHS Qualify For
State Tourney
By CHUCK PLUMMER
Three outstanding players on
Al Hoffman's Roseburg High ten
nis team qualified for the state
tennis tournament, in the district
tournament Saturday at North
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which operates in hospitals and l Bend. Dick Jacohson, Gordon
oincr agencies or tne veterans
Administration, to pay salaries
and wages of its employes and
other expenses. It now seeks
funds each year from Congress.
i The canteens sell cigarets, can-
ay ann otner morenanaising to
residents and employes of the
veterans hospitals and facilities
under a limited profit plan. Vet
erans officials said a slight in
crease in prices charged will re
sult in the savings.
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of the Women's Choral Club of
Eucene, alone with his choral
work in the University.
The public is invited to the
program. There will he no
charge, but a free will offering
will he taken to defray the
group's expenses. ,
The program follows:
Two Chorale from "The Ode of
Mourning" J. S. Barh
A" Maria Jacques Arcade It
Th Omnipotence ... Franz Schubert
Snltst tlnmthv f.nni?nlh
j April li in My Mistreat' Fare
Thomas Morlev
1 Rrhn Snnff Orljinrin Hi I .man
Hark All Ye Lovely Saints Above
Thomas Wee Ikes
II
When Israel Went Forth
Alexander Nlkolnkv
Sorrow Selim Palmgrcn
Spinning Top N. A. Rtmsky-Korsaknff
Matchmaking Song- Desso D'Antalfy
III
Sings In (he Modern Manner by lh
Vocal Trio
Clair Lewis, James MrMullen,
Wayne Sherwood
IV !
Wasn't That a Mighty Day I
Negro arr. by Dett
Sollst Wayne Sherwood
There Is a Balm In Gllea
Negro arr. by Dawson
Soloist Virginia Walker
Chariot town
While Spiritual arr. by Bryan
Old Joe Has Gone Fishing iRoundi
from "Peter Grimes"
Bentamln Brlllen
Shakedown Song Aaron Copland
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Conlnv and Norm Queen tnokl Cincinnati
second honors in singles and IpHuH"
doubles at the tournament, which I si Louu ...
was oricrina v schet u ed lor Coos I t-nicago
Bay, hut transferred to North
Bend because of wet courts.
The three Indian netters, Ja
cohson in singles and Conley and
Queen in doubles, placed second
to Marshfield, the district champs,
to earn entry in the tournament,
which will be held in Portland.
Jacobson, Roscburg's fresh
man first jnan, was badlv out
classed by Ron Robins, Marsh-
field's sophomore senastion, in his
first match, but came back in
turn to outclass entries from Co-
quille and North Bend to earn
the runner-up spot.
Conley and Queen, also match,
ed against Marshfield, in their
first battle of the day, furnished
the onlookers the most exciting
match of the tournament, losing
a hard-fought maich in three sets
to Pirates Jim Bauer and Leroy
McCoy. The Roseburg doubles duo
also outclassed opponents from
Coquille and North Bend to gain
second place thus the one-two
teams In the district finished one
two in the tournament and both
gained entries to the state tourna
ment. In the opening matches of the
day, Jacobson lost to Robins, 61,
6-3, and Bob Gouley of North
Bend deeisioned L'ldon Chowning
of Coquille, 6-3. 6-3.
following these two singles
matches were the doubles
matches, but they were rained out
after a few games and play was
not resumed until 2 o'clock. Con
ley and Queen, leading Bauer and
McCoy 21 and forty-five when it
started to rain, ran out the first
set. winning 6-4. The next set was
a hard-fought affair, with both
teams straining to win. The Pi
rate duo came out on top, 7-5. The
final set was equally hard fought,
with the Indian doubles team com.
ing from behind to tie the set up '
at three all only to drop the next ;
three games to the Marshfield
veterans, losing 6-3. In the other
doubles match Sam Duncan and
Larrv Wilson of Coquille defeat
ed Sonny domes and Lester
Swain of North Bend, fi-4, 3-6, 6-1.
The next round was singles,
with Robins outclassing Gouley,
60, 6-2, and Jacobson beating
Chowning, 60, 61.
In the second doubles round,
Bauer and McCoy defeated Dun
can and Wilson 63, 61, and Con
lev and Queen dropped Gomes
arid Swain of North Hi-nd, 6-2, 6-2.
The final two matches pitted
Jacohson against Gouley of
North Bend, and Conley and
Queen against Coquille's Duncan
and Wilson, with Jacobson win
ning 6-4. 60, and the Indian
doubles duo taking their runner
up spot with a GO, 6 3 victory.
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San Ditgo 10 24
Oakland 28 27
San franclsco 28 27
Seattle 27 29
Sacramento 25 27
I.os Angelei 23 2B
Portland 20 32
Oakland Sewage Plant
Approved By Authority
PORTLAND, May 23. 7P)
Miiwaukie. Beaverton, Canby and
Oakland are joining In the State
Sanitary Authority's campaign to
clean up Orpgon rivers.
Their plans for sewage disposal
systems were approved fcrlday by
the Sanitary Authority.
The largest is Milwaukie's. de
signed for 7.500 to 10.000 persons,
and estimated to cost $190,600.
A bond issue will finance it.
Beaverton already has issued
5225,000 in bonds, and will open
bids June 1 lor Us system.
C'anhy's has an estimated cost
of $116,200 for sewers and $39,
000 for the plant. Oakland's is
to serve 1.000. The estimated cost
is $106,000.
This made 13 cities that have
submitted such plans in the last
eight months.
Odell Is Pleased
With Showing Of
Husky Ball Team
SEATTLE, May 23 .f
Coach How Odell allowed himself
a fleeting smile of satisfaction
today over results obtained in 30
days of intensive sprin football
training at the University of
Washington. The windup came
yesterday in a full-dress rehearsal
""that saw the Purples defeat the
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Most oi me HUSKies DacKIiem
stars were on the Purple team,
but they had their hands full as
the "White" defensive specialists
grabbed a 9-7 lead in the third
quarter.
A 48-yard march in the same
period with Jim Wiley going over
from the one put the Purple
squad out in front again. The
clincher came in the fourth quar
ter when fullback Hugh McEl
henny grabbed a pass from quar
terback Don Heinrich and ram
bled 67 yards to paydirt.
Plays were run from the
straight 5, the single-wing T, the
double wing T and a formation
in which a flanker was stationed
outside the wingback. The man-in-motion
has been eliminated.
Football resumes again with
the fall turnout Sept. 1. The first
Washington game is against Utah
here Sept. 17.
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For a handy measuring guide
when planting a garden, paint
the hoe handle with 1, 1J and
3 feet markings.
Bud Ward Tops Golfers
At Pendleton Tourney
PENDLETON, May 23. P
Bud Ward of Spokane leads a
field of 48 golfers into the 36
hole championship rounds of the
Pendleton open tournament to
day. He followed his Saturdav record-setting
64 with a tidy 66 yes
terday to post a strong lead over
his rivals in thelSl.500 tourney.
Behind Ward was Dave Ham
ley, Pendleton amateur, with 69
70 for the two 18-hole rounds.
Emery Zimmerman of Portland
led the pros with 72-67.
Chuck Congdon of Tacoma,
defending champion, had a 71-74
card.
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Clackamas Turns Down
Levy To Repair Roads
OREGON CITY, Mav 23. (&)
The proposed $1,650,000 levy to
repair Clackamas County's winter-damaged
roads and carrv out
improvements was rejected "by a
vote of 4,445 to 3,000, a tallv of
last week's special election show
ed. Oregon Citv voters turned down
another levy by a vote of 643 to I
.il. lhat one would have raised
$21,000 annually for three years
to build a bridge here.
The city approved a levy of
$28,000 for two years and $7,000
for the next eight vears to im.
prove the fire department. That
measure carried, 674 to 406.
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