. J. N. BOOR OUTBOARD MOTOR SM Cdn. v.n.y Rd. ps. uoj.i Johnson tea Hers Dealer SR;10..WI", Gr "ft and Utl-M..tr T.nk Buy on Bank Ttrm SATIRE FOR TRUMAN . ' MOSCOW, Aug. 11. .f) The Vakhtangava theater hat scheduled for autumn production a plav called "Missouri Waltz." The Transport theater recently announced It would nresent a new play called 'The Mad Haber- i dasher. I I ;) ' URuMTAND 4 C2 M09Trt0C- 1 f X OU$ ANIMALS ,1 - A MT The PRE-MIX CONCRETE. COMPANY makes the lorg-' est line of cement special ties in town. Whether you want foundation blocks, gas tank blocks, stepping stones, well curbing:, or grease traps . . . we're at your ser vice. Our products are the finest to be found. Safety Program Classes Listed At Swim Pool Ray Brown, RJ Cross water safety program director and mu nicipal swimming pool manager, announced the iolfowins vounff- : si en are to participate In the 1 third weekly water safety pro gram, sponsored jointly by the 1 Red Cross and the city: latormrtiatt Olrli, Afts 1-11 I Karen Mac Amundwn. Bonn! A.i 1 drui, Ann Boudreau, Barbara Brand, Stephanie Brtggi. Joan Phllhpa, Cla.vra Carter, Patricia PotUr. Fay Lynn Chit wood, Marsarat Cobb. Deborah Cork rum. Beverly Daugnerty. I Carol Da vie. Carmen Eriktn. Car men Ford, Barbara foy. Carolina Gar I relt. Hap Gladwell, LaVell Gladwell, 1 Marty Gladwell, Judy Grecian, Sharon I Haren, Mary Jan Hatcher. Sandra Hayes. Georgianna Halm, Dena Hubert. 1 Carol Ann Hunter . Maxlna Hunter. I Kathryn Jennie. ! Etna Plo Joiner. Helen Jotner. Shir ley Lee. Suite Lee. Judy Moore. Norma I Nelion. PairicU Nlday, Carolyn Pr- I geter. Carolyn Patteson. Barbara Patti eon. Patricia Potter. Mary Lou Rad ford. Bonnie Roar It, Mary Boot. Carol St. Onge. Sandra Siefarth. Marilyn Springer. Jaclyn Warren. Judy Wood. Intermediate lUyt, Agee Donald Abbott. Ten Admire. Phillip Antone. Melvtn Boredlng. George Broei. Lawrence Browi , Marvin Brown. Don ald Childreea. Jack Coooer. Darren Crooch. Douglas Dobbina. Donald Doyle. John Doyle, Jim Ewena, Jack Fergu en J-rry Fullerton. Adrian Cibby, Kenneth Gladwell. Fred Gundreeon. Dar rell Hahn, Bob Harrell. Ted Heat, Don ald Hort'i. Gilbert Langhoelf. i Marvin Le. Eddy Lindell. Joe Mr i Cool. Bert Marklllie, Darrel Marstera. i Le Miller, Jamet Mnrley, Marshall Nel ion. Kenneth Overton. Frank Purdy. i Milton Schwepp. Ernie Sharp, Bernard Stetnherger. Arnold Steyart. Jerry Stewart. David Van Horn. Jerry i Watklns. Bruce Weaver. Bill Wet, Lar r White, Frank William. Dick Wil liamaon. The News-Review classified ads bring best results. Phone MXX LOCAL NEWS Visiting Hart Mr. Lou Adama ol Klamath Kails Is in Roseburg visiting her aister, Mr. James Tynan, and brother, Rich ard Giivln. Mova to Danvar Mr. and Mrs. Ftancla Herron of Roseburg have moved back to their tormer home at Denver, Colo., to reside. At Wesley Ranch Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff ot Elgarose are spending the week In Garden val ley assisting with the pear har vest at the Harry Wesley ranch. Leaves for Artesia Don Nil zum of Tenmlle left Roseburg Wednesday for Artesia. Calif., to spend the remainder ot his school vacation visiting his paternal grandparents. Back From San Franeiaco Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Patrick have returned to their home at 817 Houck street, following several days in San Francisco attending to business. Tnur.. Aug. 11, 1949 The Newi-Revtew, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Will Attend Institute Miss Hel en Fa I he. president of the Doug' las County Tuberculosis and Health association, and Mrs. W. F. Amiot, executive secretary, will leave Sunday by automobile for Laurande, to attend a sum mer institute for executive sec retaries and volunteer workers ;if the Oregon Tuberculosis and County associations, o be held one week at the Eastern College of Education. Lecturers from New York City will be heard dur ing the Institute. Junior Division to Meet The Junior Division of the First Chris tian church will meet at 7:30 o' clock Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. O. J. Feldkamp, 1321 Har rison street. Ladles Aid to Meet Eden La dles Aid of the Elgarose Lutheran church will meet Tuesday after noon at the home of Mrs. J. N. Sands with Mrs. Zelma Sand, co-hostess. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Jack Starr and son, Jackie, of oiH.-Kiun, Lain., ana sister L-eo-1 caaia, uraer ol St. Benedict, Erie, Pa., have left, following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. C. Do menico in Roseburg. Mrs. Starr and Sister Leocadia are sisters of Mrs. Domenico. 9 SPECIAL PURCHASE USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN A 50-cent deposit will hold any of these Jackets until October 1st. TANKER STYLE LEATHER JACKETS $098 Fine suede leather made In the popular Tanker style with knit collar, cuffs and waistband. Rust brown color. Siies 34 to 46. WOOL CHOPPER COATS 598 A full-zippered, 30-inch coat in beautiful plaids. A coat you'll be proud to wear, at a price you can afford to pay. Sizes 34 to 46. 100 Virgin Wool . WHIPCORD CRUISERS $1098 0 Forest Green Color t) Full Coot Length 0 Four Snap Pockets 0 Large Game Pocket 32-OUNCI HEAVY-DUTY PLAID JACKETS $98 FULL ZIPPER FRONT ZIPPER BREAST POCKET TWO SLASH POCKETS BLUE SHADOW PLAIDS ALL-WOOL (Contsnt on label) SIZES 34 TO 50 A Very Special Purchase From the North west's Best Known Jacket Manufacturer. BLUE MELTON JACKETS SAtt Heavy Duty All -Wool Melton Cloth That Will Take the Hardest Wear. Zippered Front, Belted Back. Truly An Amazing Value! Sizes 38 to 46, $4.98 Sizes 48 to 54, $5.98 Phone 614-R iii i m OF ROSEBURG 401 WEST CASS ST. OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION Club to Entertain Families The Methodist Keystone club members will entertain their families at a 6:30 picnic supper at Umpqua park. Coffee will be furnished. Those attending are asked to bring two covered dish es, salad or dessert, sandwiches and their own table service. Those desiring transportation aro asked to meet at 6:15 p.m. at the Methodist church. At Jackson Horn. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Jackson of Jefferson City, Mo., are at Winchester vis iting the former's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, and family. Dr. Jackson is pastor of the First Presbyter ian church at Jefferson City. He was born and reared in Roseburg and this is his first visit back here since 1929. They will visit here until August 17, when they will return home. Sen It Born A son, Stanley Gordon, weighing seven pounds six ounces, was born to Mr, and Mrs. Waller G. Holbrook at Wil cox Memorial hospital in Port land, July 30. Mr. Holbrook U stationed by the Umpqua Forest service at Tiller. The baby is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Holbrook, -79 South Main street, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Esterkam of Baltimore, Mary land. Mrs. Holbrook and baby have been discharged from the hospital and have returned to Roseburg. Back From Aleutians Captain and Mrs. J. Frederic Hilgenberg net live -year -old son, Jim, and yenr-and-a-half-old daughter, Jeanne, are at Winchester visit ing Mrs. Hllgenberfc's parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Jackson, fol lowing 15 months at Adak, Aleu tian Islands, where Captain Ml ?enberff was stationed. Thev will leave Eugene August 17th by Diane lor unampaign, in., to visit Captain Hilgenherg's parents, be- lore going to umana, INehr., to make their home and where Cap tain Hilgenberg will be stationed at Offut field, where he will re port for duty September 10. Mrs. Hilgenberg is the former Dorothy Dale Jackson of Roseburg. She Is a sister of Elton Jackson of this city. Attending Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. (Jus Main of Roseburg drove to Port Orchard, Wash., j over the weekend to observe the silver wedding anniversary re ception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Luther Reed, parents of Mr. j Main. Going also were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arney of this city. Mrs. Arney and Mrs. Reed at e . sisters. Mrs. Main served the ' three-tiered wedding cake at the receDtion and Mrs. Arnev nour- ed. More than 100 guests and rel atives attended. While in Port t Orchard, they visited the mother of Mr. Arney and stayed over-, night at the Dave Hamilton home, father of Mrs. Arney. Mrs. i Main it employed in the office of ; Lockwood Motors and Mr. Main is employed at Youngs Bay Lum-; ber company. Mr. Arney is en-, gaged in the logging industry. I Because they were adopting i the western method for comput ing ages, every Japanese man, woman and child will become from one to two years younger the end of this year. 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