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12 Tht Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Oct. 10, 1949 Girl's Love Saves Burglar From Ten-Year Term BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 86 8 The love of a girl he met In prison saved a convicted burglar from going back today lor 10 years. The love of Peggy Peterson persuaded the usually stern judge Robert France to set frf her man she had followed across the continent. But the Judce said marriage will have to wait a while. Up for sentence was 2y ear old William J. Sansbury on char rps of forgery amounting to $875. The Judge found him guilty sen tenced him to 10 years and sus pended sentence saying: "It Is her belief In you that to a large extente is responsible for your receiving a suspended sen tence. Do not let her down." The Judge then set unusual pro bational terms in addition to ihe customary regulations which are for three years. "One. no part of Miss Peggy Peterson's personal funds are to be used to make restitution. "Two, you and Miss Peterson are not to marry during the period of one vear. 1 have dis cussed this with Miss Peterson and she agrees." Miss Pel.rson met Sansbury In San Quention prison. He was ser ving 21 months for burglary ami she worked there as an office clerk. When Sansbury was released recently he was returned to Maryland to face the two-year forgery charges. The 22-year-old girl took her life's savings of StjOO and flew from San Fran cisco after him. At his trial she offered $200 of her remaining S240 to help Sans bury make restitution. "Judge, I know hell go straight," she pleaded. , Melrose Bv NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Barker had as their guests last Sunday the former's mother, Mrs. Martha Redcmer, and his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Paules of Eugene. Mrs. Redcmer will visit In Camas valley with another son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Barker, before returning to her home at Los Angeles. Word has been received by Mel rose people that Carl Lindsay, Jr., has been touring England and Is now in Switzerland. Mr, Lindsay resided at MPlrose for a number of years. With his father, Carl Lindsay, Sr., he openerated the Melrose store, now owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Keece. Mrs. Vern Sanders of West M-'lrose was recently called to Eugene by the Illness of her father. Mrs. Lucy Cummlngs arrived at Melrose Saturday for an ex tended visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Barker, and family of West Mel rose. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W. Smith of Callahan trail, Melrose, had as inetr guests last week, Mrs. Lil lian Welleons and Henry Bonck of Los Anglees; Mr. and Mrs. wesicy bnoemnker, Ulendale, Calif.: Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mvers. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kalne, and Mrs. Roy Myers of Roseburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kruse, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, and Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Conn and sons, Duane and Blake, all of Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff returned home Wednesday after iwo weeKs at tne Live Uak look out, which Is located southeast of tamas valley. Grovsr Craft returned to his horns from M.rcy hospital Thursday, aft.r being treated for cuts and two fractured ribs received In an acoident on the Rcston road Wednesday night, when his car was struck and demolished by a logging truck. His daughter, Eunice Smith, was thrown through the wind shield and was seriously out Practical Pumping WE rm Enjoy a Universal Automatic Water System for low cost "all around" effi ciency. You get plenty of water with city pressure for kitchen, bathroom, laundry and garden. There are Uni versal Pumps and Water Systems large and small for the home, farm or industry. UNIVERSALE NfW iipwei"f- C! ) M,.....t IrTT ,Mi...eHfri.iRf jcuiijy SK.II.o Wit fmr. t? tA wl im. gh riO., W. M. Scndall Co. Hiwoy 99 North Phone 1117-R about the face and received an injured leg. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glass of ' .incouver, Wash., former Mel rose residents, visited friends and relatives here this week. W. R. Van Ornum. Wellington, Nev., returned to his home Tues day after visiting several days with old friends In this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. u. u. Matthews and daughter, Ruth Simmons, motored to Coquille Tuesday to visit with the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bushnell. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Busenbark, former residents of Melrose, left Thursday for a visit in Kansas with the latter t brothers. I hey will also visit in Texas on their wav home. Freeman Williams Is reported to be Improved following a siege o' pneumonia. Mrs. Bill Berry and Mrs. Don Pankev are on a trip to Califor nia. They will visit relatives there. Mrs. Vern Graves and Mrs. "Dickie" Kettleman have accept-d employment at the Montgomery warn store in Kosenurg. Mr. ana Mrs. James conn and the la tier's cousin from Iowa left eirly Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City In a business trip. Their children are staying at the Art Herman home and with the Scott Stidhams. Wes Topping. Robert T. Tioms- lund, Jr., George Parrlsh, Bert Lanqulst and Bob Topping left Wednesday on a hunting trip to the Lake view vicinity. A hunting party left for Burns. Ore., early Thursday. The group included "Doc" and Steve Cooper, lalth r C I I.1., I Reece, Sr., Kenneth Ford, and Mr. Carrico. Mi's. J. E. Young spent several Ban On Falsies Aim Of League Of Hollywood Gals HOLLYWOOD (.Ti Comes now Hollywood's AFL not a la bor organization but the antl-fal-sies league. It's a group of young beauti fully proportioned contract act resses who have banded together, with front office approval to com bat growing public suspicion that movie lovelies are not what they are but phony. The league developed quickly after Mrs. Darwin Greenfield, a New Orleans beauty, sputtered loudly about beauty contestants wearing cheaters. (Mrs. Green field won the contest but was dis qualified because she's a marr ied woman. However she ssald she won it by golly, naturally and honestly, sans falsies.) The Hollywood girls Include day. In Portland last week and was met there by her husband and they returned home over the weekend. Mrs. Robert TJnmslund and her daughter, Mrs. Shirley Hopkins and son Gary, have returned home from a visit In Eureka, Calif., with the former's older daughter, Mrs. Beaulah Bury and family. Mrs. Chris Wulf had her sister and brother-in-law and their chil dren from Long Beach, Calif., as guests for several days last week. Federal Agent Denied Access To Medicos' Files SPOKANE, Oct. 8 (JP The Washington Medical association, listed by its parent organization as one of 15 affiliates involved In a Justice department anti-trust investigation, barred Its files to a department agent last week. Dr. Donald G. Corbett of Spo kane, association president, sa d that the agent requested access to the files at Seattle headquar ters. He was refused on advice of the association's legal counsel. The president said the turn down will stand until the board of such cheesecake photograph po sers as Shellev Winters, Peguy Dow, Leslye Banning, Dorothy Hart. Peggy Castle, Anne Pierce, and Helena Carter. They asked the front office not to sign girls who wear those things. The front office said that was okeh rcjjarrtin? starlets. trustees can consider the matter. 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