2 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Wed., July 20, 1949
LOCAL NEWS
At Lawson's Mrs. Harold Jo
kela of Roseburg has accepted
employment at Lawson's jewelry
store.
Club to Meet The West Mel
rose club will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Howard Sheldon.
Drill Team to Practice The
Eagles auxiliary drill team will
practice at 8 o'clock Thursday
night at the Eagles hall.
Condition Improves Mrs. Reg
inald Gray of Riverside addition
is now reported much Improved
after being very 111 with a throat
Infection.
Back From Portland Attorney
and Mrs. R. L. Whipple have re
turned to their home on East
Douglas street, following a few
days in Portland on business.
Garden Valley Club to Meet
The Garden Valley Women's club
will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday
at the clubhouse with Mrs. Willis
Erickson and Mrs. Carl Schmidt,
co-hostesses.
To Meet at Luncheon Olalla
Busy Steppers club will meet at
a noon potluck picnic luncheon
at Umpqua Park Thursday with
Mrs. Ncavoll and Mrs. Parker of
Roseburg as co-hostesses.
Dance Scheduled South Deer
Creek Granee will give another
"overall and apron dance Sat
urday night, July 23. Everybody
is welcome. Grange ladies are
asked to bring cakes.
8on It Born A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Niles Slmllkier
in Los Angeles, July 15. Niles is
the son of Mrs. Hattie Simllkier
and a brother of Mrs. Walter Dil
ler, both of Rosehurg.
Chapter to Meet Roseburg
chapter, American Gold Star
Mothers, Inc., will meet at 7:30
o'clock Thursday night at the
armory with Mrs. Martha Wells,
president, in charge. Members
and those eligible to membership
are Invited.
Choir to Practice Pine Grove
Sunday school choir will practice
Thursday night at 8 oclocK at tn
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hat
field. A social hour will follow.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs,
L. C. Latham have returned to
their home in Roseburg after a
vacation trip to points of interest
in Washington and Vancouver,
a. t.
Roturnt Home Miss V. Vivian
Logsdon has returned to her
home in Roseburg, following a
few days in Albany visiting her
mother. On Sunday, she attended
a large reunion ot her family,
Back From Vacation Miss
Eunice Craft has returned to her
work in the sheriff's office at the
county courthouse, following a
week's vacation. She will take
her second week at a later date.
To Hold Dance Glide Grange
will sponsor a dance Saturday
night, July 23, at 9 o'clock at the
hall. Everyone is welcome. La
dies are asked to bring sand
wiches. The dance will take the
place of the regular Grange
monthly social night.
P. N. G. to Hold Potluck The
P. N. G. club members will enter
tain their husbands and families
at a 7:30 o'clock potluck picnic
supper Thursday night at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. (Jtho (Jos-
nell on Portland street near the
fairgrounds. Those attending are
asked to bring their own table
service.
To Entertain Women of the
Roseburg Country club will en
tertain Cottage Grove Country
club women Thursday morning
at 9:30 o'clock at golfing, follow
ed by a 12:30 luncheon at the
clubhouse and contract bridge
play at 1:30 o'clock. Ixical wo
men golfers are asked to call
either Mrs. Walter Brydges or
Mrs. Walter Fisher to make ar
rangements for the golf play.
Arrive Home Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Ellison have returned to their
home in Roseburg, following a
trip with the Elks ritualistic team
to the national convention in
Cleveland, Ohio. While in Cleve
land, they were guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Warren uardner and fam
ily. Mrs. Gardner is the former
Dorothy Chase, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Chase of this
city. The Ellisons were met in
Eugene Monday by Mr. and Mrs,
H. D. Scott of Roseburg, who
brought them home.
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Your Grounds
The beauty of your grounds en
hances the beauty of your
home. Arrange now to have
our skilled gardeners do your
landscape job. Free estimates,
L. H. McPherson
Rt. 2, Box 153 Phono 715-J-1
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Serving In Germany First
Lieutenant Robert McKean,
youngest son of Mrs. Edna Mc
Kean of Roseburg. is now serv
ing as a pilot with the U.S. air
forces In Germany. His base is
Weisbaden, 25 miles from Frank
furt. His first flight on the airlift
was July 8, when his plane car
ried 19,580 pounds of sacked coal.
The Germans load and unload
the supplies. He flies all but three
dnys a month. He left the United
States by plane June 30 and ar
rived In Frankfurt 17 hours la
ter. His wife and their two chil
dren, Judith Ann and Robert
Nicholas, are making their home
with her parents In Yakima,
Wash.
Visits Here Rev. W. C. Lewis,
pastor of the First Methodist
church at Washington, Ark.,
spent the weekend In Roseburg
as guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Rapp on West Mosher street.
Rev. Mr. Lewis had come to
Roseburg to visit the grave of his
daughter, Lois Goodwin, who
died December 21, 1945. Mr. and
Mrs. Rapp and family took him
to Coos Bay the first of the week,
where he will spend the week
visiting his niece, Mrs. William
Jenkinson, and family. He will
return here the last of the week
and the Rapp family will take
him to corvaiiis. to visit irienas,
beiore reluming to Arkansas.
This Is his first vacation in a
number of years.
Park Board Reports On
Aetivitiei During Year
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Roseburg Street Names
Slated For Revision
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avenue was changed to Terrace
street.
The names of several number
ed streets on the heights will bear
the name of fish. First street was
changed to Eel; Second street to
Salmon; Third and Ash streets
changed to Trout street; Fourth
street changed to Bass; Fifth,
Brush and Laurel streets will all
bear the name oi Perch street,
and Sixth street changed to Pike
street.
In the south part McClallen
street will be changed to place;
Woodward, Blakeley, Brockway,
Haynes, Sykes, Roberts and Rice
streets will all be changed to ave
nues. Floed and Orcutt streets
were changed to Brockway ave
nue; Spring street was changed
to Haynes avenue; Waite street
changed to Sykes avenue, Burke
and Germond streets changed to
Roberts avenue, and South street
changed to Rice avenue. Sheridan
street will be known as Mill and
Benson street changed to Cobb.
Changes In the north part of
the city include: Beacon street
changed to Beacon place; Bell
view street changed to avenue;
East and West Second Avenue N.
changed to East and West Irving
Avenue; Beacon street changed
to Beacon place; Park street
changed to Wright street; West
First street changed to Virginia
street; Rowe street changed to
Rowe place; W. Third street
changed to Dare court; W. Sec
ond street changed to Young
street.
East and West Third Avenue N.
was changed to Ellsworth ave
nue; fcast and west second Ave
nue N. changed to Irving ave
nue; East and West First Ave
nue N. changed to McCllntock
avenue; Commercial avenue
changed to Park avenue.
E. First Avenue s. was cnang-
ed to Mace avenue. Railroad al
ley was changed to Flegel alley.
The term east was dropped from
East Second. Third, rourtn,
Fifth. Sixth and Seventh streets,
Avenue A was changed to Adams
avenue. Avenue B was changed
to Banks avenue, and i,. fourth
avenue No, changed to Jones ave
nue.
The Weather
Los Angeles Gambling
King, 3 Others Shot
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til July 1. Bleachers constructed
prior to the swimming meet cost
$1,050. The final expenditure was
5bft0 for pipe which will be used
either In piping water to the
Umpqua park picnic area or to
Install a sprinkling system on the
area south of the swimming pool,
urort reported the budget for
the current fiscal year calls for
an amount less than that original
ly requested lo operate the swim
ming pool. He said any extra
amount needed would be paid
irom ine recreauon iuna.
A Wealth of Hospitality
For a Small Investment
side of the street. He said ap
parently the gunmen had fled on
foot.
Doctors at the Hollywood re
ceiving hospital said that Cooper
had a 50-50 chance to pull through.
He received two shots tnrougn
the abdomen. ,
Cohen, who fronts as a Holly
wood haberdasher, has had many
brushes with the law and several
with assassin's bullets. A year
ago Harry "Hooky" Rothman,
hoodlum associate of Cohen, was
slain In Cohen's haberdashery.
Police grilled Cohen extensive
ly In the Bugsy Siegel killing of
two years ago but nothing ever
came of It. Siegel was ambushed
as he sat In the luxurious man
slon of international playgirl Vir
glnla Hill.
The arrest and quick, secret
release of seven Cohen hench
man last April In an assault case
touched off the current grand
Jury Investigation which has
rocked the Los Angeles police
department.
the henchmen were arrested
by fwo rookie policemen soon
drier they were seen- leaving the
scene of a beating of a radio shop
owner. Higher-ups in the police
department are charged with or
dering their "hushed-up" re
lease.
Cohen and the henchmen arc
under indictment for conspiracy
In the beating and for plotting
to obstruct Justice. His trial Is.
pending.
Three hours after the shoot
ing all four victims were trans
ferred to Queen of Angels hos
pital. Cohen winked at reporters
as he was carried out on a
stretcher.
At the hospital he calmly
shelled out a $1,000 bill, twenty
$100 bills and $69 In smaller
money.
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U. 8. Weather Bureau Office
Roseburg, Oregon
Cloudv and cooler tAriav and
Thursday.
Highest temp, for any July ... 109
Lowest temp, for any July 40
Highest temp, yesterday 71
Lowest temp, lant 24 hr 49
Precipitation last 24 hrs 0
Precipitation since Sept. 1....28.&4
Precipitation since July 0
Deficiency since July 1... .29
U. S. "Fore" Assures
World Peace Truman
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directlv hi. nt'ncnrtlio nail fn.
fund to rearm western Europe
to implement the Atlantic pact
on which the Senate votes tomorrow.
But In his anlrtler flolH cr.nah
he forecast ratification of the
pact in line with what he said
was "overwhelmine" sentiment
for it.
It Was in this mfllnr fnt-alrrn
policy talk that he said of the
communistic alliance:
"Within the circle ot its con-
tml tnHflV tonctnna an4 nAnfll
appear to be increasing. It may
nave temporary iriumpns, out in
the long run it must either de
stroy ItRPlf. nr flhnnHnn (la at.
tempt to force other nations into
lis pattern.
Tie tnlri the oalltt.altlroA Chrl.
ers the communistic structure is j
hetravinp- "the fatal urpnknpGiM
of all dictatorships."
Ana ne forecast the ultimate
triumph of democracies in their
insistence tinnn a tipapp hnepri nn
a faith which is "more appealing,
more dynamic and stronger than
any totalitarian .force."
BAIL FORFEITED
Clyde B. McCully, Roseburg,
forfeited $10 bail when he failed
to appear in Municipal court on
Air Cadet Training
Applications Asked
Young men who would like to
liy tor uncle Sam, and who want
to apply for aviation cadet train
ing, here's the chance.
Captain Junior F. Klein, U. S.
air force, will be in Roseburg
July 25, to interview applicants
for the next aviation cadet class.
To qualify applicants must be be
tween the ages of 20 and 26Vi
and should have two years of col
lege. A special examination is
provided for those who do not
have this college requirement.
Young men interested in pilot
training in the Air Force may
contact Captain Klein between
the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
July 25, at the Army and Air
Force Recruiting station, located
at the armory building in Rose
burg. ! VAGRANTS FINED
George Richard Brusie, 20,
Richmond, Calif., was fined $100
and George Arthur Fredrickson,
20, also of Richmond, was fined
$50, both on vagrancy charges,
reported Justice of Peace A. J.
Geddes. They are being held in
the county jail pending payment
of their fines. Arrests were made
by state police.
a speeding charge, Judge Ira B.
ruuuie reponea loaay.
Batch Of Fires
Deal No Damage
City firemen were called out
on two grass fires and a false
alarm Tuesday afternoon and an
other false alarm this morning,
Fire Chief William Mills report
ed today.
Two bovs freely admitted to
Chief Mills that they had set the
grass fire on Third and Hollis
streets at 2:55 p.m. yesterday by
playing with matches. Firemen
were able to put out the blaze
before any damage was caused.
Another grass fire at 114 Chest
nut street also resulted in no
damage, Chief Mills said.
the two false alarms resulted
in nothing more than exercise
for tne firemen, although fires
had been burning in both cases,
Chief Mills said. The grass fire
was out on Eden Lane on the
Garden Valley road when fire
men arrived at 4:10 p.m. yester-
aay.
At 8:10 this morning, firemen
received a call for a Vine street
blaze but reported the resident
had been burning with a permit
and the fire was brought under
control shortly after firemen ar
rived. A flue fire called out two citv
fire trucks and a full load of
firemen and volunteers this morn
ing at 9:50. The house, located
Plane Crashes Into
Seattle Houses; Six Die
(Continued From Page One)
death of 35 persons near Bur
bank, Calif., in a charter flight
by Standard Airlines of Long
Beach.
at 110 Chestnut street, suffered
no damage, Fire Chief Mills said.
New Game Commission
Named By Gov. McKay
(Continued from Page One)
Theodore Conn, Lakeview; Roy D.
McClallen, Enterprise, and Ken
neth S. Martin, Grants Pass.
The new commission will have
to carry out the new program of
increased conservation and pro
tection of wildlife.
We Delight to Honor :
DON FORBES
our representtaive In Roseburg
who again qualifies for the
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of his community. The award Is pre
sented by the National AssociaUon of
' Life Underwriters.
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Company of Canada
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