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Newspaper Page Text10 Thi Newi-Reriew, Rowburj, Or. Sot., Sept. 24, 194f Party Werktr Dattd In Roseburg For Address To Democratic Women Mrs. Joada Leonard, above, Klamath Fall, Oregon Democra tic Central committee vice-chair man, will be the Democratic Women'! dav dinner tpeaker at the Hotel Umpqua Tuesday, Sept. 27, at 7 p.m. Mrs. Leonard, i member of the A. A. U. W.. wan a aoclal worker in the states of Idaho and California Drior to her marrlatre She served a chairman of the Klamath Fall Juvenile court committee and has been organi zation chairman of the Klamath County Democratic committee iince 1945. Mother of three on. the cornea from a family reportedly willing to serve in community and governmental work. Her father was a member of the Ida ho legislature from 1932 to 19.18. and Mra. Leonard worked at hit assistant. She attended the Wet tern Statea Democratic conference In San Francisco Sept 18 and 19. The topic of the conference wan "Land, Water and Jobi." Mra. Leonard urge women to become more active In political work In Oregon, If Coffee's Good It Must Be Strong By GAYNOR MADDOX NEA SUM Writer Do you make good coffee strong, clear, fragrant coffee? A lot of otherwise excellent cooks don't. The reason? Too weak. The basic rules for coffee mak ingthat la, the rules that apply to every type of coffee-maker are simple. Here they are from the Pan-American Coffee Bu reau: 1. Keep your coffee-maker sparkling clean, and scald It be fore using. 2. Start with fresh, cold wa ter. 3. Allow one standard coffee measure tor its equivalent, two level measuring tahlespoonfuisl of fresh coffee to each three-quarters of a measuring cup of fresh ly drawn water. For demi-tasse service, use one and a half as much coffee to the same amount of water. 4. Never boll coffee. 5. Be sure your coffee Is the proper grind for your coffee-maker. 6. Serve coffee Immediately after brewing and serve it pip ing hot. Drip Coffee: To make good cof- 0 World's Biggest Oil Fitld May Be Opened In Canada OTTAWA, Sept. 24 rtn-A. L. Smith told the Canadian House of Commons Thursday an oil field greater than any in the world may be opened in western Canada's prairies. The M. P. from Calgary cen ter of Alberta's oil belt quoted geologists as saying the neigh boring province of Saskatchewan contains an area of promising prospects larger even than the one In Alberta, which produces some 65,000 barrels daily. Public Welfare Grants Slashed By Washington State OLYMPIA, Sept. A 20 per cent cut In public welfare grants for unemployable persons on the general assistance roles was announced Friday. The reduced grants go Into ef fect Oct. 1, said William Moors, assistant state director of social security. riAMT DOUfitAS 1A0nt Of WOCU.D'5 LAU,Crf5T LIVING THINGS DOUGLAS FIR TREE , fLyti GROWS FROM ons rrrj 2V Op SMALLEST SEEDS tf I M oreson and washington may s-r?w to 300 feet in height, as as 12 feet in diameter, ano weigh as much as 200 toms. it takes 40,000 fir seed to m.e a pound; oqooot1 j24t hemlock SEEDS; ZSOCOO Sitka SPRUCE SEEDS A0 400,000 WESTERN LOCAL NEWS Attend Gams Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Helllwell of Roseburg drove to Coqullle last evening to attend the Roseburg-Coquille football game. Daughter Is Born A daughter, Sandra Joe, weighing six pound four ounces, was born Sept. 16, at the Booher Maternity Home near Drain, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spencer of Drain. Back From Portland Edwin L. Knanp, business manager of the News-Review, and Mra. Knapp have returned to their home on, East Lane street, following sev eral days In Portland attending to Business. Leave for Game Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummins of Rosrburg left yesterday for Medford to take the plane for San Francisco to attend the football game. They will return to Roseburg Sunday night. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Borey have left for thpir nome in ban Diego, Calif., fol lowing a trip to Michiean to visit relatives and en route back they stopped In Olympla to visit and spent a week In Roseburg visit ing their niece, Mrs. Frank Bis- tak. Zuleima temple, has arrived in Roseburg to attend the ceremon ial to be held here today and followed by a banquet tonight at Kennedy's Dutch Mill. A tea will be held In honor of Mrs. Mnaa ClnHou f-sim 1 n O I .... I. at the Masonic temple. Zuleima club, Daughters of the Nile, in nurenurg win oe in cnarge. fee In a drip coffee pot, first bring water to a full, rolling 'I. Measure coffee carefully o water Into the lower bowl. Place over heat, and, while It Is reaching the boiling point, Inseit the filler in the upper bowl. Then measure out the correct quantity of finely ground coffee. When the water bolls, lower the heat and Insert the upper bowl. Aft er most of the water has risen Into the upper bowl, stir the wa ter and conce briskly. After two' or three minutes, re move the coffee-maker from the the coffee basket. Then measure the exact amount of boiling wa- er to allow three-quarters or a cup to each standard coffee measure of coffee. When the wa ter has dripped through, remove the coffee basket and water con tainer. Then and this Is an im portant point stir the hot coffee thoroughly to insure a brew of even strength: Vacuum Coffee: For this type of brew, measure freshly drawn water Into tne lower howl. I'lar It over heat. When all the cof. fee has returned to the lower bowl, remove the upper section and serve. Keep cloth filters In water In the refrigerator between uses never wash them with soap. Percolator coffee should be treated gently: To get consistent ly good results with a percolator, first measure cold water accu rately into the pot and place It on heat. When the water bolls, remove It from the heat and then measure the proper amount of coffee Into the basket. Cover, re turn to heat and allow It to per colate gently for six to eight min utes. That's all there is to it. Remember, coffee should nev er be boiled. It may be kept hot by placing the coffee-maker on an asbpstos mat over low heat. Together these oil areas are greater than any in the United States or elsewhere, he said. They held promise of tremendous oil developments in Canada In years to come. Smith suggested consideration of a plan of shipping oil Into the U. S. midwest from Alberta in exchange for oil being shipped Into eastern Canada from the eastern U. S. This, he said, would go part way to solving Canada's dollar problem. "The department of social se curity is unable to continue mak ing full payments because to do so would mean we would run out of money before the legisla ture meets again to appropriate new funds." Moors raid. "We are sorry this has to be done but we have to keep our FIR TESS RED CEDAR' SCrFS C ( WHAT DO YOU SAV NOVA, hi 1 L I I EVAN ? VOL) KkJOVV, WHEM 11 ? ? I V TM' GROCERVMAN GAVE ) , I ) ! I ,y HIM THAT BAG OF J . b I 'JR Will.v!. ; 1 ill! BORN THIRT r YEARS TOO SOOM-? J OUT OUR WAY ROxER 5 W I N U "on Sr" wldcock hs. b If ' v. i f : I I TINDER BOX Wnlla of a mill building of a lumber company In Sun start to cave in at the height of the brief but spectacular tire which vas estimated at loom monthly allotments within the funds made available by the leg islature." The order did not mention cuts in any of the other public welfare programs. A total of 24.B."iO persons re ceived general assistance during July. Approximately KiOOO cl.'issed as unomployahles will lie affected by the L'O per cent cut. Moors said, resulting in an esti mated saving of $ir0.000 a month. The others on the general as sistance roles, he said, are Job less pcions with dejiendent chil dren. Their grants were cut to "food only" earlier-this year. Heiress Doesn't Want To Share Her Fortune KI.KISCH MANNS. N. Y., Sept. 24 l.-ll Heiress Silvia Could says she called off her engage ment to a Navy officer because he refused to give up his dower rights to her fortune. Mrs. Gould was to have mar- rlA I I iVm,1i- t'riwel llivf,r Jr. today at Furlough lodge, the Gould family estate near here. Twice-married Mrs. Gould is a great granddaughter of Financier Jay Gould, and an heiress to the fortune he built up. Newspapers had reported the heiress called off the rngage- mi lw.a.,... .tirt ,!i,!,tt uant tt follow the naval officer to some post on foreign duty. But Mr. Gould said last nicht It was be cause lloefer refused to sign away his right as husband to her fortune. a 8 avoid. 1. . Doxer, wnnse min Astned. swing, in a ericket m.tch UNION ACCEPTS STEEL TRUCE-C- O. President Philip Mur ray tlishlhati and oiher union olliclaU rri at e policy meet tni in PlttstHirch. Pa, where they accepted President Truman s re quest for a six-dsT postponement of the C. I. O. United Steelworkers sinU and Immediate resumption of negotiations with th steel companies. By J. R. Williams w - , wi.ua tr.lnln, .1 Sussex, tn.l.nd. (Mi. 4 TrlrphMat Bruno. Calif., burn furiously as they swept the establishment. Damage (K4 Trlephotm) Fruits and Vegetables Famous Cornice Pears A nvr to b forgotten flavor. Fin Sratnrd ond Juicy. Lot ut thlp box of thit wonderful Orogon fruit to your frlrnds. W. C Thurlow. Lower Garden volley. 31-r-zl Filberts 17-PICK. 10 lb L J Box S3S; Road bctwesMi FttlMr ftire and achooL Truwll Bros,. BOSC PEARS Bnt tinf pr In DoufUt Co.; alio xcIInt eannsr. toe bushel, U-plfk. 79c picktd , tl.00 d llvered. RoMrburg. W. JJ. Leovo, Garden Valley. TOMATOES 90 lb. bu . you pick 30e. M lb. luf 5Ue. already picked at the ranch, landbloom. Uixoavilla, Phon i-r-5 FILBERTS. Starting Saturday. Sept. li. L'-pick, 10c per pound. Curry Etat, turn wni at Rlvertvdala Grange). John Burkhart. ph 11-R.a. TOKAY AND MALAGA grap for Turn left Myrtle wood Shop. Wlmton. follow winding road to vineyard. Left to trailer houte. I. H. Eahelman. FANCY ANJOU and Bosvc pcara Harry Wesley, Lower Garden Valley, evsv mnga or Saturday. FOR SALE Canning tomato. SI 00 bu thel, you pick W. F. Bone brake. Mel- ro Ri . Box 13S. TOMATOES FOR CANNING; equaih, melon. C. H. Clay pooh Garden Val ley . Prunes, soc buihei, or a for si oo. U-pick, bring boxea. Geo. Barter. Mel rose RtBox 243. GRAPES, many kindiTU-pick. Dele Zel ler. Brock way. Timber Sawmills Timber Wanted One to four million feet good aecond growth ttumoaae: mult be winter show. C. F. Craftier, at Looklngglasa Ph. 27-r 22 Wanted Second Growth Logt CONTACT WILBUR LUMBER CO. WANTED TO BUY 1 million to 4 mil lion feet of timber .accessible In win ter. Ph. 85-X, Myrtle Point. Oregon, Box &14. MILL LOGS wanted Stephen Kiss Lbr Co.. 3 miles East on N. Umpqua Road. Phone 420-R-2. FOR SALE Sawmill or any part CMC dieswl edger and other unit Roy Denny. 435 Winchester Trucks DODGE POWER wagon, fully equipped, low mileage. One owner, cash or terms. W. L. Littlepage. 3 milea on South Myrtle Road, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. . 11944 INTERNATIONAL pickup. 1 1948 International pickup. 1 eingle axle piling trailer Tor Information Phone 433 129 2nd Ave South. AXLE SHAFTS for all make f trucks. Ray's Truck Shop. flOSS N S ten hens. Phone 49t J-4 FOR SALE Dump truck, with year round job. Red Diamond Fuel Co.. Sutherlin. Impounded UNLESS claimed within 44 hours from date of notice, the following dee scribed dogs will be disposed of as provided in City Ordinance No. 1144. Two shepherd pups, males. Brown female Terrlor and her Black pup iterrier and hound' Large black shepherd. License 3S0S. Black "doe;," large. Black and white pup. 5 Black Shepherd pups, 4 moa. Black and white lane terrier. Any of these dogs may be purchased from the city by paying Impounding and license fee. 9 2449 4:00 p.m. City Police DeptJ THE FOLLOWING described dogs have been Impounded and If not claimed within 48 hours from date of notice will be disposed of as provided by law: 2 hound pups, about 3 moa. old. Georsje Weaeman. Idleyld Rt., Box 44, Roseburg, Oregon. 92449 4:00 p.m. Dogs Jacob's Kennel's Ph. 73-6-J a PEKINGESE doi. 1 pupple.. cheap Mra. Emll Nelaon, Melroee Star Route. Box 2JU THOROUGHBRED Cocker Spaniel pup piea. (10. M. Ward, Brockway, Ore- GBA-HO COCKER KENNELS. Plume SM or 452-Y Res and ped. pupoieall colore. Stud aervlre. Fuel WOOD FIreplaca and furnace. Old growth fir block peeler core, small round core mill ends, planing ends, oak and laurel. Special price en plan er ends for short time See this wood 1 mile East oa Douglaa St Rt 1. Box 43 Prompt delivery Claude Wllley. Phone 15-J-4 or 143-J-S. PLANER ENDS, double loads, prompt delivery. S12 and up. Claude Willey, Phone I5-J-.T FOR SALE Slab wood, sawdust, planer ends Phone 307 Johnson Fuel Co Financial F. H. A. LOANS See: UMPQUA REALTY 112 N Stephens Ph 1315 J Acmes from Poet Office on Runway 99 Tractors FOR SALE General tractor with starter. Swinging plow, two-row cultivator. 4-It mower, 4-ft. disc, 4 pulley. New rubber, $534. M. L. Squler, Sutherlin. Oregon. Henry Blackmer Returns To Son's Denver Homo DENVER, Sept. 24 .PV Hn ry M. Blackmer came home to day on the lat lap of his Journey from exile In Europe to a federal courtroom In Inver. The multi-millionaire oil man, now 80 years old. will face charg es recited In six federal indict- ments next week. For 25 years the man who made millions and then fled America to escape tes tifying in the Teapot Dome oil case has avoided answering those charges. Monday, however, he will for mally surrender to federal Juris diction in I'nited States circuit court here, according to his at. lorney, Harold D. Roberts of Den ver. Meanwhile. Blackmer said he planned to live while in Denver with his son. Myron Blackmer, So. at the (alters home In fash ionable Cherry Hills on the out skirts of tow n. The smiling and affable elder Blackmer parried reporters' ques tions with two stock answers as he alighted from his Chicago Ir.ln Dit.anlini, t ha fa, .km I. aairl "we'll talk ahniir that later " As to the mm. he said he could not remember. The mystery of where the Am erican chimney sweep wintered was solved In 1944. when Indians found handed birds In the upper part of the Amazon River in South America. Shop and Save With Classified Ads Autos Lockwood's USED CARS Best Buys Anywhere FORD CLUB COUPE 114.1 OLDSMOB1I.E SEDANETTE l.TKS NASH FOR DOR SEDAN DODGE FOR DOR SEDAN 97.1 CHEV. TUDOR SEDAN BBS 104 194.2 1942 IMS 1941 1940 19.17 1931 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER SEDAN ... 117S PLYMOUTH FORDOR SEDAN 90S PLYMOUTH FORDOR SEDAN 343 FORD TUDOR SEDAN 243 MODEL A SEDAN Open Sunday From 9 To 3 Trucks And Pickups IMS FORD 1-TON FLATBED S197S 1949 DODGE 1,-TON PICKUP . 1143 IMS WILLYS JEEP 1093 194 WILLYS PICKUP . MS 1949 WILLYS STATION WAGON ... 1343 1943 FORD LUMBER TRUCK 1993 I94S G M C. CHASSIS AND CAB ... 7Q3 1942 FORD FLATBED 4B3 1942 FORD PANEL You Pay Less For Used Cars At L0CKW00D MOTORS Easy Terms Studebaker Used Car Lot Here is your opportunity to own a very choice late model car with very low mileage and looks and drives like new. 1944 Land Cruiser. Radio, cllmatlter, overdrive, hill holder. Really sharp. 1944 Commander 4-Door Sedan Regal De Luxe. Climattzer. overdrive, hill holder. Jutt like new. Less than 4.000 mile 144T Commander 4 Passenger Coup Re- Sil De Luxe ercury 4-Door Sedan. Heater and radio. Many othera to ehooae from. AM of these ears are In excellent condition. You will find our Quality Used Cart are not to be surpassed. 3-Day driving trial on all our ears. Shop Evening! Open until 9.00 p.m. for your conven ience. Keel's Quality Used Car Lot Next to Roe Hotel 239 1. Slephena SA. Phone 1SS 144S-J NEW 194? Plymouth 6 Passenger Sedan $1777.00 Delivered in Roseburg Rose Motor Co. ROSS St LANS STS PHONC SS Used Cars At Umpqua Motors 1944 FRAZER SEDAN Overdrive. 4437 actual mileage. New car guarantee. .... $2194 1947 FRAZER MANHATTAN, radio, heater, overdrive Guaranteed 1591' 1944 PACKARD CLIPPER DELUXE I 4-dr. sedan. Radio it heater. . 14BS 1944 FORD CUSTOM Fordor Sedan. Radio, heater. ... 1095 1941 OLDS HYDROMATTC 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, over hauled motor. ... 409 1940 CHEVROLET MASTER 4-Dr. Sedan. Radio it hater 44S TRANSPORTATION I43T OLDS COl'PE 92M 1937 FORD TUDOR 2.W 1933 PLYMOUTH COUPE 125 Umpqua Motors 1444 No. Stephen (Next to Snark Shack Phone 752 Roseburg Used Car Center Oak and Rose FINE USED CARS KeoaonaPlT art cod. O MAC terms. Chevrolet Bulek Pontiae . Cadillac trade-ins 'Sf FORD, long wheel bane, excellent condition throughout. Trade for car, pickup or what have you? Phone Ml -J-4 m MORE MONEY for your car Cash on the spot Cork rum Motor. Inc oe Soto. Plymouth Phone 404 114 N Rose St FOR SALE '41 International ton pick-up, '44 Harlev Davldton "125' . Both in perfect condition Phone 1104- R or call at 4.T SMam. FOR SALE hv owner, '37 Cher, pick-up Mechanically perfect, new paint Phone 352. 19.14 STUDFRAKFR sedan. 9100 Route . 2 Box 190-E. Calkin Road or call 1 M(V.R-2 FOR SALE or trade. '44 English Aus tin Flod Arneson. West Central Ave., Sutherlin FORSAtE 1947 Whlrrer motor bike, verv low mileage, good condition. Pa inM-R.or40l FOR SALE ! 4-dooc Commander Good condition. VY) cath Fred B Tra i lerC our Garden Valley Road 19.17 FORD V-4 sedan delivejrv Reason ahle 314 t 2nd Ave . N Ph 1005-L 49 IS A, new paint, high speed cams. eav terms. Ph. 3SH-R-1 "Si CHEVROLET COt 4144. Call 414-T-4 Autos Used Cars Easy Terms Low Prices Down Price PymL 1S4S Hl'DSON St'PER S Radio At heater 1949 willys mr e-w. Drive - 94S 3M SBS T2S 299 729 2M T4S ZTI 90S 290 S4S 22S S29 2M 12S 1S4T WILLYS JEEP 4-w. Drive 1941 CHEVROLET 8ED. 1941 FORD COUPE .. 1940 Hl'DSON SUPER S CP. Very food, new Urea. 1940 DE SOTO SEDAN 1939 NASH AMB. SEDAN .... 19M INTER. PANEL More Car For Your $ At Roseburg Hudson Co. 70S S. Stephana Phono 1274-K Better Buys at Barcus 1442 Studebaker Commin dar Land Cruiser S T9S 1944 Ford Club Coupe, looks and runs like new 41544 194T Dodge Custom sedan, R. V H. new tires, iwrfect condition. 1544 1940 Chev. Coupe, with factory built pickup box .......... 9A9 1940 Ford V-4 coup 4R8. 1940 Hud Mm sedan 42S 1940 Studebaker Champion coupe. 1939 Chev. Coupe 444 80S. 1934 Ford Tudor, good tires. good motor r. 124. 1939 rord aedan 175 1924 Model A Panel 79 TRUCKS 1944 Chev. lumber truck, new motor and tires, Thornton dual drive, rolls and bunks for short loo. Responsible party can handle with very small down payment ,,315 1944 Studebaker pickup, excel lent condition - 94 1442 G I. 4x4 I", ton truck equip ped with flatbed: also has dump bed and hoist Excel lent condition 4M4) BARCUS SALES & SERVICE Your Packard Dealer Rllhwar M N at Garden Valley Roaal We Want You Satisfied Every car on our Used Car Lot has our personal Inspection. We know It provides dependable and economical transportation. A wide selection of Guaranteed l'ed Cars, fairly priced, is HERE for your approval. Your satisfaction Is our aiml Special 1942 Ford Club Coupe, R at H 4754 Other Good Buys 1944 Frazier. radio 4r heater 9irwS 141 Buick Sedan, radio aV heator H4t 1940 Olds Cluh Coupe .. 599 aiany inner to (.noose r rom Corkrum Motors. Inc. Your DeSoto Plymouth Headouartors 230 S Stephens Phone 994-J we it He Here Tomorrow to Back fpWhal We Sa y a n dDoTod a v ' -1919 CHRYSLER Royal 4,door sedHT Body & paint very good. Tire Mike new. Mechanically In A-l condition. Just completely overhauled. Fino trouble - free transportation. Some terms. Inquire 2u6 Douglas Co. State Bank Bids: ,orphone 464 FOR TRADE 39 LaSalle. good-condU tlon: for older model. See C. H Ben Melrose Rt, Box 87-M on Fair St . after -tn . Logging Equipment ALUS CHALMERS CAT ... $1800 Mode! L-O AIM. Chalmert loffins rat with dozer and drum. need. nm repair. Will lake half in trade-in or Jermi. Contact R A Scott. Yoncalla. Phone Yoncalla S.r.25 FOR SALE 1 BU So Skadt ' donkey. .... ir.uf ,o m i waanincton email yarder with Mrrcury motor, ready to lo: 1 TD 19 International rat. drum and blade: 1 '48 Ford lot truck and Iruehauf trailer All machinery In very good condition. Tom Howe. Mvrtie Point. Ph. I25-J. D IS COMPLETELY overhauled within last 9 montha. inrludins new track, and mllert. fsaacMn blade Carco winch One donkey; new motor end all line., blorki. apreader bar. tone.; romplrte. Thli equipment re poMeued Will veil for balance due Phone fi.V Mvni. r au' 5e CAT nerial number 7-4172 wTth ,.-.,yr orum .no LMiant ChOCt. hv- draulic doier 1V ca.h Se vS,?bSr , Suu""u". Ore. or phone Una Sutherlin rOR"SALE-DT-lS International tractor; ? ji. S. . afit yarder. A-l condluon K5 International duntD truck. Ph 31B.J-5 evcnin.. P FOR SALE-heap T. O 9 International. sis; rdBo,arA N'hn"- R'i.,li'fE.''N TfoNL duTT-drtvrVnd , V..IL"" beraain for quick .ale. ttvm 4m w.t s, H Machinery For Sate FOR SALE Mcculloch power uw. ued 3 month.. 9,120 D A. Jacoby, Look inula.. Rot. - Phone Km Personal ALCOHOUCR ANnVYMOt-S pa 111 ar Phone IJOS-L at sssj