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2 Th Nws-IUviw, Roseburg, Ore. Tut., Spt. 27, 1949 1 Bowling Scores CITY LIAGI K Mm Won Roeeburf Jwlirti I'mpqua Chief Flour Olvmoil fiiipply U GUkesono Station Kennrdyt Dulh Mill Roeeburg Lumber Co. ... K. J. wulcK iuncn Active Club 0 Itneebtirl Jewelers I. Olympla Supply Roseburg Lumber Co. 3, Cilaesona Station 3. Dutch Mill 0. Active Club tl. L'mpqua Chief riour 0. K. J. Lunch 0. Remark! Hleh Individual same wore: Floyd Bauihinan. 23: hlih Individual ecore. r"lod Baughman, WO. j. D Week S Cliff .... K. Weem D. Kulchlaon . A. Mllla Handicap Lench U 111 VI i:w IA 114 10 170 m 17 77 77 3.11 TouU .. Mix - Wiley Shuiart . Bushey .... 613Mne Cilkeaea SUIlea 17.1 ...... I .213 Handicap 73 73 Totals MO t:maqni Chief riur Helm 1H IM Brtuon lis its Wellman "1 124 Mixers 191 IM Snakousky l' Handicap M W t.12 2892 !?!M7.1, ii ii5is taZmi Total! Sarsent Jones Barker Root sua e4 sis ai "..", iV .77-32! tie mi iw ...141 184 ..1M0 17.T 4h:l l:is 4wo 2IIO S78 : 71213 Handicap . - 71 Tola II S7J Ml I7SS nitaili guenlv t'e. I. ringerloe ml 142 I4S 4B2 c r"'erioi ".ZZZZ kit ns us 474 M. Bait ij !2 iTi-sj; Mentzer ... is 75 "i-itu - - - Handicap - Totals ui ass C Jonea .... W Henaon Gtllman T. Buettner A. Jarklln Handicap no 12.1-441 ! !ii iiiizi'Jl !Jl i!i!!?3' i.M im47u 7 73-iMi .. I ll .. 103 .. 177 . 171 ... IS . Total! 787 eiebari Jtxliti C. Short .. J Quanl r. Butak R. Milliard ZZ . it4 19.1 lis 48,1 148 1.14 1 48 4.'iO , in iu a:h r Bauahman am 222 Handicap 34 64 1M7-1WI 4 ia Total! Km SDI IM 27411'" ",c H ,1 ' .nl. In Keenedr i Deirk Mm doctors representing the stale to L. Spencer IU zia I ne it Absentee . ... B. HaUtead S Warren H Handicap 197 2on ussis) 'OZ-'Jt Totals sse (79 sis leas MINTON FACES QUIZ WASHINGTON, Sept. 27-P -The Senate Judiciary committee voted 5 to 4 today to ask Jude. Sherman Minton to come before the group for private questioning on his nomination to the Supreme court. Th United States it th bait country in th world . ', . OWN PART OF IT SEE US FIRST for listings of residence!. i farms, stock ranches, acreage, business oppor tunities and lots and lots of lots. C. FORREST LOS EE 230 N. Stephens St. Fullerton Realty WE FEATURE The latest and most beautiful Bath Room Fixtures on the market. You can now have a bath to be proud of with these new sets. See our wide selection today! Convenient Budget Termi of Course! W. M. SANDALL CO. Highway 99 N. Victories Sanders Given Seven-Year Sentence Continued From Page One) it 'on believe In her Innocence, 'told the court. he J I Geddei pointed out that Vic- tnri had freelv and voluntarily J !uhierted herself to the "truth serum" test last Friday, and that 'had "only further strengthened my bellel In tne innocence oi inn fi'1"'-" In statin? his reasons for re turning Victoria to the peniten tiary. Judge Wimherly said that "the story told by the defendant Iwh.le under tne irutn seiunw .. , ., was suosianuauy ine same aim; the public heard from the wit io sa ncss stand. In any event," he con !JtJ"itinued, "I am not prepared to find ijiiw anv fault with the verdict." The Judge admitted tha Vic - ! tnrla nas nan a tougn nir, mi undoubtedly hasn t had a iisolchance." her father having ae ns sal ; sorted her when she was very young and her mother being In a iSi-i mental Institution. But none of 73 2i9it:.at excuses the crime, he pointed out. One purpose of a prison sen fence, the judge said, Is the "tie- I terrent effort on other people. Judge Wlmberl" said he has loften been accused of "leniency and would rather err on tne I lenient side, but he would be "sub- Ject to a great deal of criticism" anrj rnai aione wouiu nui ut-n-i him-lf he were to grant pro bation. Geddes Lists Objections One basis for (Jeddes appeal lor probation for Victoria, Is the fact that she has spent almost two 1 years in the penitentiary on bad i check charges. Geddei said he be- lieved the court had good reason i inr eonienrin? Victoria to three j h, it mNi to him a se- vears. but It seemed to him vere penalty for a first offense. "1 felt that this Ihing should be cleared up," the Judge replied. "I ,,n ,hi, woman would be out of . . . nenitentlarv In a year. His s.T3 2.There Is no reason wnysnesnouia - .: ... .T'not have been out in a year, un- 1 inat inr reasons oi unu nimiuiii 1 le na(j j,pr good time taken away i . i it 1 lli .. i Geddes also expressed doubt as -U .,nllfw.all.ina tit thp t WO : w it nesS the ITUin SCI um t'AMiiiiiia not in their field, 'Abbott T. Simmons, of the Rose- repeatedly given such examlna-, lions Geddes also expressed objection to the fact that throughout the lest, the two doctors made no ob jection to the procedure, but the following day, by statements in the newspaper, Indicated they felt the test was a failure. Judge Wlmberly said he had Instructed the Jury not read the newspaper accounts of the trial, and he had not read the newspaper nimsen, In order to keep a clear mind, so he wai not Influenced by such statements. j Introducing Dr. Simmons' re port which stated Victoria had had a sufficient dose of the drugs, sodium amytal and benzedrine to "paralyze her will to deceive," Geddes declared, " I don't believe any story short of a complete con fession would have satisfied the state." Prosecutor Replies District Attorney Robert G. Davis termed Victoria's story "the same old song set to the same old music." He defended the qualifications of the states two doctors, Dr. Frank R. Menne, Portland Pathologist who founded the State 'ollce Crime Detection laboratory and Dr. Norman David, professor of phramacology at the Univer sity of Oregon medical school. He said these doctors had witnessed and conducted many similar ex periments. Quoting these doctors, Davis said in a case of "willful lying" the subject of the exneriment Phon 1117-R e -, The Weather U. (. Weather Bureau Offiei Roieburg, Origan Fair and slightly wirmir today and Wednesday. I Highlit temp, for any Sept.... 104 29 84 Leweit temp, for any Sept.... Hiahest temp, yesterday ... ! Lowest temp, last 24 hre. .... 54 Precipitation last 24 hrs. 0 Precipitation sine Sept. 1.... 1.73 Excess since epi. i Blazing Forests Rout Families In Oregon (Continued from Pag One) - 1 umH ko nff U'irlfOrl , " Umpqua Forest Touched Federal Regional Forester Guy Johnson said they broke out so ranidlv veslerriav he had Inst 1 count. There were several In the wuiametie ann umpqua naumm. forests near Eugene, Ore. Two were troublesome. The Pinchot forest had burned up to 1.500 acres bv midnight last night when foresters started backfiring the south and west sides. Private timber lands as well as slate and federal tracts were burning, Johnson explained the fires lerupted from farm clearing and j logging debris fires penniiit j ast week after earlier rains. The fj cl es are part of the tall nou.se- cleaning of forest areas where the timber has been cut durinf! the summer. An overnight shift of weather sent hot dry wini's funnelling down the Columbia gorge Monday from east of the , cascade mountains. Th . on ,wiflly lurned the fc is conai forest into a tinder box and the flames rac- ed away. The Cannon Beach Tolovana park fire quieted during the night as wind died down and a coastal mist moved in. However, If the east wind were to spring up again as expected, hot ashes would b? borne over the populous Clatsop . . . d ld t-iiuillV rw,M Bira an iiii-.t " . i county resort area as tliey wei woul , , h n. move closer high- way. The Willamette and l'mpqua national forests also had trouble spots. One blaze near MrKenzi" bridge ranger station covered 4tX) to 500 acres during the night aim threatened a CCC camp and sev- i pass highway east of Kugene. Vfillt'I llitn lll. lulling jtir in ai djstr.(.t ported smoke pouring from what appeared to be Sharps Creek east of Cottage Grove In the Umpqua forest. The big fire south of Grand Rontle was fought by 200 men last night and Harold Peterson, dis patcher for the Polk-Benton pa trol district, said he had U00 men on 20 fires, including the Grand Ronde blaze. A fire north of Kernville on 111" Siletz river burned down a log ging ramp for 200 men, owned by Werner Timber company. It spread from slash burnings scat tered over some 2.000 acres. TRUCKER, Calif., Sept. 27 -(P) The forest service today 1hrev all available men and equipment Into a battle to control a file which at one point yesterday roared to within two miles of Truckee. The prevailing westerly wind late yesterday diverted the blaze away from this nigh Sierra com munity. It burned to within half a mile of the four-day-old Horse shoe Bend blaze before the wind changed again, late last night, and sent the blaze backtracking again in the direction of Truckee. No concern was felt for the safety of the town. SAN BERNARDINO, Calif.. Sept. 27-U1 -A 2.500-acre forest fire, seen by lookouts 115 miles away, raged out of control early should have been reduced to a state of almost complete uncon sciousness, so that her words would be mere mumbling. Davis declared that Victoria's seecli w-as clear and her mem ory unimpaired throughout the experiment. Davis also said he never tried to defend Ralph Mojonnier or his moral aspects, but that to parole the defendant would be "a traves ty of Justice." hJt.V !store':'et-v! .dy1tYlitl w mm II Ktv I f ? ein2L AN YOUR Yif 0 (P M rltCV r COtMseoaXSNWY tOW fr?T5V2 i M lf t f) tit T M'Aiwion " Runs Like New Engine Hat been completely torn down and rebuilt to our exacting specifications Worn parts replaced with New Gen uine Ford Parts Immediate Delivery L0CKW00D Ro and Oak Chest Drivt Cooperation Appeal Voiced At Forum (Continued from Page One) Cllntoek Jones. 57th Asked Accepts Winston introduced San J. Shoemaker, who wil head the fund campaign in Roseburg. Shoemaker said he had accepted the responsibility "in all humi lity " lie added that he was not a super-salesman and that it was his first such campaign. "It will be necessary for us to have the full cooperation of not only our Chamber of Commerce, but of our Rotary club, our Ki warns club, our Active club, in fact of every one of our organ izations," he said, "all I can ask for is your full cooperation." Harold J. Hickerson, secretary manager of the Roseburg Cham ber of Commerce, who headed the special committee to select a fund campaign chairman, said Shoemaker was the 57th person to be asked. Hickerson said he was recently on the telephone, about to asK Winston to accept the resignation of the special committee for its "failure" to select a chairman, when Shoemaker passed by the Chamber of Commrce office. "'Hey, Sam!' I shouted out," Hickerson said. "Sam put on 'all four brakes,' did an about turn, and walked into the office. 'Wil you head the 194919V) Roseburg Community Chest campaign,' I asked." To Hickerson's "amazement." Shoemaker replied, "Harold, I'll take it." Hickerson went on to explain that members of the Chamber of Commerce have wanted, as near ly as possible, a "one-package" fund campaign. About S6 per cent of the questionnaires return ed In a recent poll, indicated that Roseburg businessmen would like to have even the Red Cross and infantile paralvsis drive combined with the Com munity Chest. Leo K. Young, chairman of the Doug as County Community Chest, said his organization had been fighting "an uphill battle" to organize the chest throtichout the county. He introduced David H. Hill, who will head the 1949 campaign. Hill said he hoped to coordi nate the county campaign with that of the city and "put it over th's vear." LOCAL NEWS Improving Mrs. Alice Rhoaris is reported improving at her home at 232 S. Rose street, Rose burg, where she has been quite ill for several days. Mrs. Oillard III Mrs. J. F. Dil lard is renot-led imnrmjino fit ha, nome on ftouin jacKson street, where she hag been ill the last week. today In the mountains above here. No homes were endanger ed. Strong night winds whipped up the blaze, shooting great clouds of smoke skyward. ' Some 450 men, 12 pumpers and eight bulldozers are employed In fighting the fire. Seven firefight ers were Injured during the night, none seriously. Dependot Performance with- Deiigned and built by Diuton, America's foremost saw manu facturer, this it th law you need to lower your cot$ and step up your production. It's aiy to operate, and built for trouble-free service, lef in give you oil th facts about th Diuton Chain Saw with Mercury Gaioline Engine, Com in and talk it over. CARL J. PEETZ 20 S. Stephens Phone 279 CO. Treotty MOTORS Phon 80 DSSTOM CHAW SAW Jaycees Discuss Projects, Plan To Greet State Head Initiation of five new members and planning for coming projects highlighted the Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting Mondav night in the Hotel Ump qua. Thirty attended. Past State Vice-President Don Forbes inducted Millard Riet mann, Bill Endicott, Virgil Polk, Warren Ward and Mel Heggic. President Glenn Scott presented their pins. The Jaycees' next project will be the Neewollah parade for chil dren Oct. 30. Plans were made for a noon meeting with State J. C. Presi dent Duane Duke here Nov. r to arrange for the state board meeting to he held here early In 19"0. Named to the special com mittee were District Vice-President Bill Tipton, Walt Brittell, Forbes. 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The rwssible sponsoring of a civilian air patrol was discuss ed, but action was deferred for further investigation. A CAP speaker will be invited here soon. Other Matters A proposed cleanup campaign was discussed but no action tak en. Chairman Gordon Carlson was asked for a further report at the next meeting. A report was made on the Jaycee-Jay-C-Ette dinner-dance Saturday night at the Country club, when 25 cou ples attended. Reorganization of the board of directors' duties was outlined by Secretary Leo Sevy. The pian would give each director the Job of seeing that certain committees functioned. The directors would be subject to the respective in ternal and external vice-presidents, and they in turn to the president. The purpose is to re lieve the president of the full ob ligation of looking after each oordensd 12 csiaMie 1 I j 0TTAGE CHEESE VI j YES, many of today's engines have been stepped-up . . . they call for more powerful gasoline! 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