4 The Newt-Review, Raieburg, Or.. Wed., Auj,. 17, 1949
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DIAMOND DELIVERY Bln quarantined In the polio ward of St.
Luke'a Hospital In Kansas City, Mo., didn't Hop Betty Joan Baldui
(left) from receiving an engagement ling promised for her 18th birth
day. Her undaunted fiance, Carl DeWalt (right), 20, of Independence,
Mo, climbed a atepladder to the window by her bed and put a dia
mond on her finger, Betty la expected to leave the hospital toon.
Lothario Ttlli Court Of Plan To Run For Governor
CHICAGO. Aug. 16 UP)
Swindlin' Sigmund Engcl, 73-year-old
gay hearted blade wilh
a way with women, Monday an
nounced plana to run for gover
nor. He aaid so in court where he
denied taking money from Mra.
Florence Barrette, of Chicago.
"I have never aeen Mra. Bar
rette," he told Judge William V.
Daly In felony court. "The charge
la a scheme of Mr. Boyle (Stale's
Attorney John S. Boyle) to be
elected governor.
"He will not be the governor.
I will he the governor.
Then, on urging of hla attor
ney, Engel apologized for the re
mark about Boyle.
Engel came to court for a hear
ing of fugitive warrants from CT
Ifornia and New York in addi
tion to an accusation by Mrs.
Yoncalla
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Mr. and Mrs. A. Dea Lauriers
of Mancheser, N. H., have rent
ed the summer home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Brlner in Shoestring.
Mr. Des Lauriers has business
interests In this community.
Ralph Long and his daughter
of Tucson, Ariz., are spending
a couple of weeks visiting at the
H. Morin home.
Chauncey Smith made a trip
to Portland over the weekend lor
a physical checkup.
Mis. Joe Marsh and her two
Jaughters and Mrs. Lambdln Sr.
have rented the Clyde Helm
home for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Swearlngen and
daughter, who occupied the
Clyde Kelso home all summer,
moved to Drain last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Applegate
have purchased the H. L. Ston
aker home near the Citv Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Thorpe and
family moved Into the V. L. Ap
plegate home, Just north of town,
recently Ipft vacant by Mr. and
Mrs. Currier, who moved into
the Thiel home.
Mrs. Tinny Wise has purchas
ed the home Just south of the
posloffice, from Mr. and Mrs.
Shirley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mentt of
Hayhurst, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs. Kollle Christie of Placer
vllle, Calif., spent several days
last week visiting at the Delmar
Record home in Klkhead.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wegness.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Linquist of
Harlan, Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs.
Max Grosbeck and son Timmy
of Albany, Ore., were Monday
dinner guests at tne tnon urass
home. The ladies are cousins of
Mrs. Grass.
Among those transacting busi
ness from here in Rosebuig Sat
urday were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
McDaniels and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Krank Creason and fami
ly, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Edes.
Mrs. J. N. Sparks and Mrs.
Louise Snider and the latter's
three sons left Krldav lor a
week's trip through the redwoods
to San Francisco.
Mrs. Lucille Hendershott (Lu
cille Huntington) of Seattle.
Wash., visited Iiicnds here last
week.
They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo
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Parks In Douglas To
Bt Discussed Tonight
Officials of the Umpqua Basin
Conservation council, members
of the council's land acquisition
committee and members of thi
county court will hold Joint ses
sion tonight at the Drain Com
munity hall with S. H. Board
man, state parks superintendent,
and his assistant, C. H. Arm
strong. The purpose of the meeting
will be to discuss plans for tying
In the county's proposed recrea
tional lands program with that of
the state parks department, and
also to secure information from
Boardman and Armstrong re
garding the lands best suited for
recreational use.
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Barrette. The California warrant
charges him with conning $3,800
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Life Given Breezy Tang With Advent
Of "Little Blowhard" In Home Circle
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK. UP) Life has been a breezy round of gayety
since "Little Blowhard" came to our house to stay.
The neighbors drop In unexpectedly. Lost friends from bygone
years look us up and stay for an enchanted evening.
Yes, sir, the world has been
making a beaten path to our
doorway. And it's all because of
"Little Blowhard." He's boomed
our social standing so high I
don't see how the Blue Book can
leave us out another year unless
its editors are overlooking us for
pure spite.
"Little Blowhard" is an air
conditioning unit. He specializes
in making the good old summer
time feel as good as the good old
wintertime. He throws heat out
the window as fast as he finds
it; just loves to re-weather the
weather.
For years Frances has been
threatening to get one of these
gadgets. And I've fought against
it on religious as well as finan
cial grounds.
If the Lord meant Manhattan
to be cool in the summer," I ob
jected, "he would float an ice
berg up the East river and blow
a wind across It to make every
one comfortable. I
Don't talk nonsense on your I
days off from work," said Fran-
ces. "Electricity comes from I
heaven, and they've figured out I
a way to use electricity to make
a room cool. And, furthermore, I
the Lord helps those who help!
themselves."
From there the conversation I
drifted on to more Important top-
ics, like why hadn't I bought her L
an engagement ring 12 vears ago I
and when, II ever, did I plan to
get It? Soon there was a nice
cool two-way breeze going.
Surprise And Scars I
Well, I forgot all about tne mat
ter until the other day I camel.
home and opened the bedroom I
door. I glanced at the window I1
and It looked like the radiator
new air-conditioning unit," an
nounced Frances. "Isn't it a nice
surprise?"
I tried to tell her that it was
foolish to buy a wind machine to
late, since the worst of the sum
mer was over. But it is no use
arguing with wives or the weath
er. For the next five days a heat
wave gripped the town.
"See!" said Frances, every
time the thermometer did any
thing. And all it did was to rise.
"Little Blowhard" huffed and
puffed like a polar bear choking
on an Ice cube. Three mornings
in a row I woke up with icicles
between my toes. Then Frances
found that by turning a few knobs
the little monster could be calm
ed down.
Our guests love him. They
come at dusk and most of them
leave before daybreak. They like
to tease "Little Blowhard." They
blow cigaret smoke In his side,
and he whooshes It out his front
radiator in a filtered blue haze.
"I'm not running him down,"
said one guest, "but I know an
air-conditioned up in the Bronx
that can blow smoke rings. Of
course, he's year older than
your 'Little Blowhard'."
I've had a little trouble with
another guest who wants to pour
ice water and soap powder in
"Little Bowhard's" side. Wants
to see if he can manufacture
r nowflakes. But earned if I'm go
ing to turn my bedroom Into a
ski slope lor anybody.
JUSTICE COURT CASES
The following cases were re
ported bv Justice of the Peace
A. J. Geddes, following appear
ances in Justice court Monday:
Ralph F. Gunney, 21, Roseburg.
released on bail of $40. charged
with being drunk In a public
place.
Jeff R. Neal. 44, Sutherlln, re
leased on $40 bail, charged with
being drunk on a public highway.
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WHY PAY RENT?
and It looked like the radiator i
of a speeding car was crashing 1 1
into the room. I'
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Instinctively I hit the floor.
Just then Frances cam In and
said:
"What are you doing. Rover
boy, looking for termites?"
"Duck or it'll hit you," I said,
pointing at the window.
"Don't be a goose that's our
Your rent money will make the monthly payments on an
attractive, new, two or three bedroom home at Cloverdale
Park only $53.26 and up a month including taxes and
insurance.
Large view lots, paved streets, big view windows, fire
places, near school, a few minutes from down-town, fully
insulated, individually constructed, FHA insured and in
spected these are just a few of the outstanding features
of these outstanding homes being offered for as low os
$7,990.00 with very small down payments. Over a hun
dred homes from which to make your selection.
You can deduct part of your monthly payments from
your income tax return. Rent payments are never de
ductible! These outstanding volues must be seen to be appreciated.
Come out to Cloverdale Park today or phono now.
5Do Th Job MR
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