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4 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Or Thur., Aug. 23, 1949 Few Schools In Douglas County In Need Of Teachers The teaching situation l well taken care of In most Douglas county schools, ready for the opening early in September. While the majority of schools will open Sept. 6. the same day as Rosebud's, some will opn a week later, according to County Suiicrintendent Kenneth Barne burg. A fourth crane, position at Green is expected to be filled shortly. There is an opening for a teacher for the third and fourth grades at Winchester, another fo a fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grade teacher at Elgarose, and one-room schools at Leona and Galesville. Teachers Interested may contact the superintendent's office. Major changes In administra tive positions are as follows: M C. Dellrr is the new iiierln!end ent at Myrtle Creek. He replaces Ivan Parker, who has accepted a position as a professor of English at Oregon College of Education at Monmouth. Al Neet Is the new grade school principal, while Raymond Carp continues as high school principal in that town. Mis. Lois Palmer is the new principal at Wilbur. Another Do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTFFTH, an tmprovMf powder to ha tprii.kicd on upper or lowtr plataa. holds falsa taath mora ftrmlr In plara Do not elide, flip or rock. No gummv gnoav. paJtT taita or i!lnx fAS TKETH Is alkaliaa (non-arid), poaa not aour. Checki "plala odor idantura braathl. Cat rASTLETH at anr druj atora. teacher has been added at Wil bur, making three. It is probable, said Barneburg. that a room in the school may be again leased to Winchester, the same as last year. Wilbur is one of the lew districts having surplus room, since Its high school was discon tinued and students sent to Rose buig. W. C. Stonebraker, who taught last year at Days Creek, is the new principal at Green. Charles E Smith Jr., s the new principal at South Deer Creek. Charles A. Sias is the new elementary prin cipal at Glide; Wayne Kline at Tiller and Hichard A. Eastman Jr., at Riversdale. Student-In-Business Plan Adopted In Portland PORTLAND, Aug. 25. f.T A group of Portland businessmen are planning to help high school students set themselves up in business for practice. Businessmen decided to sup port the establishment of "Junior Achievement, Inc.": A program underway In 80 cities over the country. The program, designed to teach youth the free enterprise system, encourages groups of 8 to 1") teenagers to incorporate, sell stock, and manufacture some pro duct for sale. At the year's end they liquidate: In many cases with a profit. Old? Get Pep, Vim With IRON. pliM auppJemants CALCIUM, VITAMIN Bi MLrif tUlTl LPI eak. worn-eim or ti ll I riuiMrd. ins Oatrfi. ronti ti. tne Um Dax-ilfvl itlrt 40 br b"t "Id ut nrraiur lart Df sft.n pluM Mlrlum. Vitamin Hi. 'I t.-m-iti-ls rvr Itrl lvpi. ynt yinititw Try dim 1 rile 1 blwa TouAi tie .atoducumf iih mum for Him, At drug ..torea evervwhre tn Row hurg, at Fred Meyer's f Fullerlon Drug. - 'IK- :h. ' : ; " 7 . A-,j ACE GETS THE POINT. NOW-The next time Ace, a 2-year-old boxer, rooms the woods near his West Branch, Mich., home, he'll steer clear ot those harmless-looking little animals that humans call porcupines. He made a pass at one recently with the result seen above his face almost completely obscured by the pore's sharp quills. Dr. Robert Rea, who is removing them, says Ace will livp --'-'-r and wiser pup. Altercation With Maragon Told By Demoted Officer MARCH AIR BASE, Calif., Aug. 24 (.P) Col. William U Lee, new commanding officer of this base, said Tuesday he was reduced in rank and sent home from Italy shortly after he had an altercation with John Mara gon, prominent figure in the five percenter Inquiry In Wash ington. The colonel said he had an ar gument In Rome in February, 1946. and that he pushed Maragon in the face. Lee said he didn't know who the man was at the time but later learned it 'as Maragon and that tie was a spe cial presidential representative to observe the Greek elections. At that time Lee was a briga dier general and headed the 15th air force in Italy. Shortly after ward he was reduced to colonel and gent home. "I wasn't sure I was reduced because of this Incident," said Lee in an interview. "It happen ed about that time. It could have been coincidental. A number of general officers were being re duced about this time because the war was over." Col. Lee said the Incident with Maragon occurred In front of the Hassler hotel. "This Individual was standing near me," said Lee. "It was dark. I said to him 'What are you doing here?' I thought it was one of those nosey Italians. He said: "I guess a man can walk around where he wants and when he wants.' 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He ac cused her of "anti-Catholic bi as" and views "unworthy of an American mother" for her writ inps on the Barden bill for fed eral school aid. Later. In an exchange of let ters, the Cardinal and the for mer first lady reached a formal reconciliation. Miss Malvina Thompson. Mrs. Roosevelt's secretary, said the cardinal stopped at Hyde Park on a trip to dedicate a Catholic chapel at Peekskill. "The cardinal stopped by in his own car." Miss Thompson said. "He had a monsignor with him. and he met Mrs. Roosevelt. "She offered him some iced tea. and he took a little. The cardinal stayed about 45 minutes. It was just' a friendly conversa tion." Miss Thompson said she did not know what, was discussed, and said Mrs. Roosevelt declined to amplify the remarks in her column. Cardinal Spellman's office said it had no comment. Hoover Declines Senate Appointment, Report NEW YORK, Aug. 23 (.Tl Herbert Hoover and Gov. Thomas E. 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