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    16 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Man., July 25, 1949
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Actor Adjudged
Dad Of Twins Born
Illegitimately
WORCESTER, Mass., July 25,
UP) Big Joe Kirkwood, Jr.,
the punching "Joe Palooka" mo
vie hero, Ha3 Deen juogea
the father of illegitimate twin
sons born six years ago to a
pretty movie cashier.
District judge Walter D. Allen
made the ruling against the 28-year-old
film player on a charge
brought by Miss Florence G.
Heppenstell, 26, of Worcester.
The film player and the cash
ier faced each other as they
heard the verdict. Both appeared
calm.
Kirkwood's counsel, Atty. Na
than Fink, said he planned an
appeal.
Kirkwood said today: "I h a v e
never seen the kids and have no
desire to see . them. I have no
Interest in her either." .
Then he added:
"I would like to help the kids
excent for the fact it would read
to-) much like an admission of
guilt."
Kirkwood, who is also a pro
fessional golfer, said in an inter
view Miss Henoenstell was "a
slight acquaintance" and one of
manv waitresses he met at
New Hampshire club where h e
worked in 1942.
The twins were born In April,
1942.
The film mmcher said:'
"I regret the publicity In this
case.
"My chief worry Is that It will
hurt the role I play in the mo
viesthat of Joe Palooka, the
Ideal American boy. That means
a lot to youngsters all over the
Mrs Maybelle Fellows Murphy,
counsel for Miss Heppenstell, ,
said a "satisfactory" cash settle
ment was made for support of
the twins, She did not reveal the
amount.
Union Pacific Denied
Request To Cut Rates
WASHINGTON, July 25 WP
The Union Pacific railroad has
been turned down for the third
time by the Interstate Commerce
commission on a request for au
thority to cut petroleum freight
rates between Salt Lake City
and the Pacific Northwest.
The ICC refused to vacate an
order suspending until the end
of the year a revised plan sub
mitted by the railroad for reduc
ing tralnload and single car
charges.
Further Investigation Is due,
however, on the proposed rate
revisions. Five members of the 11
man commission favored vacat
ing the suspension order on cer
tain conditions relating to large
quantities of petroleum products
handled as a single shipment.
The Union Pacific filed a peti
tion for rate cuts several months
ago after the Standard Oil Co.,
had proposed construction of a
petroleum pipeline between Salt
Lake City and the Northwest.
Ex-Movie Player Found
Dead Near Open Gas Stove
SEATTLE, July 25 UP) A
former motion picture bit player,
Don K. Evans, 24, was found dead
in a highway auto cabin Thurs
day. His head was near the open
oven door of a gas stove, coron
er's deputies said. Three top
burners were turned on.
Evans, who was unemployed,
faced a charge of petty larceny
In justice court here. He was
accused of having issued a worth
less $25 check last March. He
had been scheduled to appear in
court on the charge.
His father, Walter A. Evass,
said his son had been in poor
health since he was injured In an
automobile accident two years
ago and had suffered two nervous
breakdowns.
Judgment Awarded On
Donation To Hospital
PRINEVILLE, Julv 25.-UP)
The Pioneer Memorial Hospital
association, which raised $384,.
009 in pledge contributions to
build a new hospital, is going to
make sure it collects.
The association was awarded a
$70 judgment against Henry C.
Wyatt. The association charged In
justice court that Wyatt had
pledged $100 to the hospital fund,
and then not made all his pay.
merits.
Attorney Ralph Brown said
some other similar suits might be
brought, although no mass suits
would be filed, nor attempts made
The brick hospital is now being
built.
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I Radiator Service
Repairing
Cleaning
Recoring
Boil Outs
HANSEN
MOTOR CO.
Oak A Stephens Phone 448
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DECCA ALBUMS
Up to 50 Off
Popular Western
by famous Decea artists
Radio Record Shop
Downstairs Store
COSTUME JEWELRY
Earrings, bracelets, necklaces and pins
Values to $1.95
69c
Jewelry Main Floor
BLOUSES
Sheer blouses in plain and fancy styles.
Sizes 32 through 40. Your choice of
white, yellow, biege, blue and pink.
Reg. $7.95
3.95
Second Floor
LADIES' NIGHTGOWNS
Seersucker and dotted Swiss dainty
gowns for summer wear. Just a few
left but a good size range.
Regularly $4.98 and $5.98
3.98
Lingerie Second Floor
LACE TRIM
Odds 'n ends of lace trim, random
lengths,
Priced to 49c yard and more
IcYD.
Notions Main Floor
FLOWER BOWLS
Colorful modern and period pottery
flowers bowls. HALF PRICE
FIGURINES . . , animal figurines from
"Egg and I" characters HALF PRICE
IMPORTED PITCHERS
Butterfly ware of England
HALF PRICE
DENIM HALTERS
Blue, red, yellow and brown denim
halters for comfortable summertime
work or ploy. Sizes 10 through 20.
Kegularly
50c
Sportswear Second Floor
LUNCHEON CLOTH SETS
Gayly decorated bridge sets with
matching napkins. Your choice of
colors, attractively boxed. '
Tablecloth size 36" x 36"
Regularly $2.50
Downstairs Store
1.75
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ADMIRAL
PORTABLE RADIOS
In black or white plastic case
14.95
batteries included
Admiral Portable plays on
battery or house current $29.95
Radio Record Shop
Downstairs Store
MILLINERY
Summer hats straws and fabrics . .
exceptionally wide range of styles
and sizes.
Reg. 8.95 to 17.95..
2.00
1.00
Reg. 5.00 to 8.95
Millinery Second Floor
Cube Bucket and Bowl
Spun aluminum set includes large
capacity earthenware and cork lined
ice cube bucket with matching bowl.
Half Price
Gift Shop Downstairs Store
LUNCHEON SET
16 piece luncheon set of china by Con
tinental in the "Rose" pattern. All
hand painted pink decoratives.
Only 3 sets left.
Regularly $7.95
4.88
Gift Shop Downstairs Store
GIFT SPECIALS
stationery 30c to 75c box
Boxed notes 25c to 50c box
Gift Shop Downstairs Store
ORGANDY CURTAINS
Gay kitchen curtains in red, blue,
yellow and green trim
45"ond 54" lengths
Kegularly $4.98 pr.
2.98 PR.
Downstairs Store
LINEN PLACE SETS
Complete sets include centerpiece, 4
place mats, 4 napkins all in match
ing linen, hand painted designs.
Kegularly $ 1 1 .50
6.79
Downstairs Store
MEN'S DRESS BELTS
Assorted styles and sizes . . . ton,
brown and black leather.
Regularly $3.00
1.00
Prices quoted tn this ad effective while
quanities last, Sale starts 9:30 a. m. Tuesday,
July 26.
It's Miller's END-OF-THE-MONTH Clearance! In tune with the times here
are record-shattering price reductions .... some items are reduced 20, 30,
50 and even more! Quantities are limited so shop early. Read these
items! Look at these prices!
Milletk E.O.W. SALE!
LUGGAGE!
LUGGAGE!
. Famous makes of top grade luggage we are discontinuing
Just 21 pieces
WARDROBES OVERNIGHTERS HAT AND SHOE COSMETICS CONVERTIBLES
Regularly priced $13.95 to $57.50 k
Ljo Less
Luggage Main Floor
CORD SLACKS
Get your washable, pleated, "Back to School" cords now.
Waist sizes from 32" to 38". Were $5.95
Men's Wear Main Floor
2.99
WORK SOX
Comfortable, long wearing cotton
work sox on sale! Sizes 10-13.
Regularly 35c pr.
29c PR.
Men's Wear Main Floor
GLASSWARE
Famous "Coin Dot" style vases and
flower baskets in pink, white, blue
One Third Less
BUCKET HATS
Cloth and plastic felts. All rainproof,
wear for work or sports.
Assorted sizes.
Reg. .1 .49 hats Reg. 2.95 hats
95c 1.95
Men's Wear Main Floor
Milled
E.O.M.I SALE!
COSMETICS
Cologne -"Secret de Suzanne1
Regular $3.00 size $1.49
Regular $1.75 size $1.29
C6logne-"Beau Catcher"
Regular $1.25 size . 98c
Regular $2.25 size" $1.69
"Bal" Pine Needle BATH OIL
3 Sizes... HALF PRICE
"Bal" Pine Needle BATH BUBBLE . . . HALF PRICE
Cosmetics Main Floor
SUMMER DRESSES
One large group of women's summer dresses by
famous makers. Cotton, rayons, acetates all
wanted styles and colors. Wide size range.
Originally priced to $17.95
8.88
Second Floor
LADIES' NYLON HOSE
Famous make nylons in sizes 8V2 to 11. Latest
fall shades, these ore slightly irregular.
Reg. price $1.50
78c pair
Hosiery Main Floor
CHINTZ CONTOUR
RUFFLING
Your choice of yellow, green,
blue or red
3 inch width 59e yd.
9 inch width 89c yd.
Downstairs Store
Jltflefa
CURTAINS
One lot of odds 'n ends of curtains
marquisettes, panels, ribbon trim
med and plain. Rayons and cottons.
HALF PRICE
Downstairs Store
BEDSPREADS
One lot of chenille bedspreads priced
to clear. Twin and double sizes in
white and pastel colors.
6.98
Regularly priced to $22.50
Downstairs Store
E.O.M.
SALE!
SPORT COATS
8 only corduroy sport coats for men.
Solid colors, fully lined, 4 pocket
These wear for years and always
look neot
Regularly $17.95
SPORT SHIRTS
9.95
Men's Wear Main Floor
Famous brand sport shirts. Your choice from a
wide variety of colors, fabrics and patterns. Long
or short sleeves. Regularly priced to $ 1 1 .50.
3.49
Men's Wear Main Floor
MEN'S PAJAMAS
Assorted sizes in stripes and patterns. All com
pletely washable and shrinkproof cotton fabric
Regularly $4.95
2.49
Men's Wear Main Floor
To customers who hot charge accounts at Miller's . . .
Payments for items purchased during this sale not due
until Sept. 10.
ROSEBURG'S FINEST DEPARTMENT STORE