The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 10, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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    Presenting Roseburg BPW Leaders
During National Week's Observance
Jean Whittenburg was presi
dent of the Roseburg Business
and Professional Women's Club,
lor 1947-8.
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MONTHLY PAYMENTS AND INSTALLATIONS
ARRANGED UPON REQUEST!
2)evw Gerfe sen
NOT
to
"Saxon EoW in
black suede
AAAA to B
Sizes to 10
As junior past presidnet of B.
P.W.C.. Jean is In charge of ar
rangements for tonight's home
coming dinner at the Roseburg
Country club, 6:45 p. m.
Jean came to Roseburg from
Colorado in 1943, joining a P.
W. C. here. She is a homemaker
as well as a business woman,
and the mother of three sons.
Govtrnmcnt Purchase)
Of Dried Prunts Urgtd
DALLAS, Ore.-m-The Polk
county prune growers have asked
the government to buy small dri
ed prunes, saying there was vir
tually no commercial market for
them.
The growers were notified by
Oregon congressmen that the fed
eral government is considering
buying prunes for the school
lunch program.
To make snaps fast, use a t
least four or five stitches in each
hole. Buttonhole stitches hhld
snaps better than ordinary stitches.
"llicli One?"
"How Hanf
UVT
the Imly-in-a-tlilcmrna, one look at our
Carol" In black suede
"MtoB
Sizes ta 10
O. & C. Timber
Is Offered For
Sale At Auction
Twenty parcels of O, AC. tim
ber and eight parcels of Public
Domain timber carrying a vol
ume of 51.334 M board feet of
timber, and 5.050 lineal feet of
Western red cedar poles, with an
appraised value of $393,067.00 will
be offered for sale Nov. 7, 8 and
9, by the Bureau of Land Man
agement, region 1. it was an
nounced today by Daniel L.
Goldy, regional administrator at
Portland.
Twleve of these parcels will
be offered for sale by sealed bid
Nov. 8. at the regional adminis
trator's office in Portland. These
tracts carry a volume of 120.9
M board feet and a value of $94,
161.00. The remaining parcels will be
offered for sale at oral auction
as follows:
Nov. 7, 5 at Roseburg carry
ing a volume of 14.690 M board
feet with an appraised value of
$96,827.75.
Nov. 8, 4 at Eugene earning
a volume of 8.290 M broard 'feet
with an appraised value of $64.
801.25. Nov. 9. 7 at Salem carrying a
volume of 16.295 M . board feet
with an appraised value of $137.
277.00. The tracts are located within
the following counties: Lane,
Douglas, Josephine, Jackson.
OkMRIAl
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Short Guldt To Control
Of Bang's DIsmso Issued
You can keep brucellosis out
of your dairy herd if you pay
attention to the "Do s" and
"Don'ts" outlined by authors of
a new four-page folder recently
issued by the O.S.C extension
service.
It is extension circular No. 533,
extitled "You Can Stop Brucel
losis." As with other college pub
lications, copies are available
free through county extension of
fices or by writing direct to the
college.
Brucellosis, frequently called
Bang's disease, affects both coas
and humans. The human form of
the disease, spread by contact
with infected animals or through
unpasteurized milk, is untlulant
fever, the circular authors relate.
Among "dont's" outlines are:
Don't purchase animals from un
known sources; don't make herd
additions except from clean
herds; don't let your cows run
at large; and don't harbor stray
animals, including dogs.
"Do's" Include having your
dairy herd blood-tested regular
The News-Review Classified
Ads bring best results. Phone
100.
Coos. Tillamook. Yamhill, Clac
kamas. Linn. Polk. Roseburg.
Lake, Harney. Baker, Crook Des
chutes and Klamath, Oregon, and
Okanogan, Wash.
match
'
colors,
at
"Sue" ... In
black, brown, blue
or (rreen calf.
AAAA to B
Size to 10
writ ruKiuninviw i
co e a z3iivV Jt
FOOTWEAR lV y&Vslv "
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Say you might make that next hunting trip in the State of
Washington? AP news-wire discloses that it'll cost you no less
George and Breoksit "We are not trying to start a
race, but we insist on equal treatment." So there.
Our good friend "Esther" arrived In Roseburg last
Friday night after her aoress-ths-oeean jaunt to hr Nor
way homeland. She's still a bit tlrtd after her long trip,
but it won't be long before you'll bs greeted by her once
again In the Umpqua Hotel
Umpqua Hotel staff hear:
"The Cisco Kid" rides guard
to break the Jinx of the "Hoodoo
a young newspaper boy and
valuable diamond bracelet, present George Valentines case in
the dramatization of "Everybody Makes a Mistake," on "Let
George Do It." In the,picture
Brooksie the low-down on the science of "moulage." He se
cured his knowledge of this portion of scientific criminal In
vestigation which has to do with building up evidence from foot
prints, etc, in the Los Angeles Sheriffs Crime Laboratory. A
physical resemblance between two cousins, one a famous actor,
backgrounds a macabre tale titled "First Act of Murder" on
"Murder by Experts" tonight at ten. John Dickson Carr Is the host
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting Svstem
1490 on Your Dial
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4 00 Fulton Lwti. Jr.
4 IV-Frank Hemingway.
4 ia Loral Loan Show.
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5 oo Tips and Tunaa.
5 15 Music
.10 Tom Mix
oo Kewtng Machine Center.
6 IS Mutual NewsrccL
0 30 Sporta Page.
s:ifl Music.
40 Local Nawa.
House, Commercial and
Industrial Wiring
Electrical Trouble Shooting
Motor and Appliance Re
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Trudy" ... In
blark. brown, green
or red calf.
AAAA to B
Sizes to 10
DUE)
HD D
than fifty smackers. The non
resident hunting and fishing
license fe was formerly $25.
The Commission said It raised
the fee to bring It in line with
Oregon's charge for non-residents.
Oregon now charges $25 for a
non-resident hunting license; $10
for a non-resident fishing license
and $15 for a non-resident deer
tag. The Washington increase is
effective Immediately, and the
fishing license for Oregon non
residents will go to $15 on Jan. 1.
Commissioners put it this way:
Coffee Shop. No more will the
"Whm'i Esther coming back 7"
on a special shipment attempting
Driver" tonight at 7:30. At 8,
his wife, suspected of stealing a
above, George is explaining to
0 45 Southland) Singing.
6.VV Bill Henry.
7 (to Dirk Haymsw Show
T 15 Sammy Ki) Showroom.
? .TO Cisco Kid
1 00 Let Genre Do It
I :o You Name It.
B 45 Tex Beneka.
9 oo News.
ISHI Neighbor.
M Scandinavian Melody Tim,
a 45 Fulton Lewia. Jr.
in no Murder By Experts.
10 .KV Treasury Varietlea
lino-Don Wright Chorua.
11.30 Sign OIL
Tt RflDAT. OrTOBCal 11, tilt.
II on SunriM Serenade
6 15 Nw.
a 20 Music
8 :t Rie at Shine.
7 00 News.
7 15 Breakfast Gang.
7 45 lx-al Newt.
7 .10 Beehive.
7 55- Music.
oo Waiiy's Coffe Time.
8 15 Music.
$:0 Haven of Real
o no Modern Home.
0 15 Muse A Music.
10 Man About Town.
8 -10 Music
9. w Shop per 'l Guide,
10 OO Newa
10.15 Sweet wood Serenade.
10:;io Say It With Music.
10 45 Art Baker.
l.:'H Ladiea Flrat.
ll::io Queen for a Day.
12:00 Music at Noon.
i::15-Sport Pace.
12:5 Mimic
Vl HO ClHcklnr the Stare,
12:40 Local News
17:45 National Newi.
l-:5.5 Market Report!.
100 Man on the Street
1.15 Listen to Llebert.
1 .m Standard School Broadcast
200 Aiatnat the Storm.
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t m tt'l ftaajuaataal.
3.00 Muilr.
3 IS School Shaw.
3 Jtt-cood N.wt Pncrua.
3 4A David Imt
i io ruiinn Lawts. Jr.
4 IS Frank Haminswar.
.10 Loral Loaa Show.
4 45 MubIc.
3.00 Straifht Arrow
3 30 Captain Midnlsht
oo Cavairada of Safaty.
5 IS Mutual N.wiraaL
S30 Sporta rasa.
:i9 Muftie.
40 Ux-al N.wa
s 43 Southland etnfina
133 Bill Hanry
t oo Frank Purdr
T 13 Mu.le You Rfmtmhah
T 30 Music of Manhatua.
S on Bos Thtrtaan.
8 :w Jovtn Jamboras.
S oo Nawa.
S IS Ruth H Judjr. .
W Guaal Star.
S 43 Fulton Lawla, Jr.
10 00 Gragorv Hood.
10.30 Rubb Morgan Oreh.
11:00 Enrhantad Hour.
11:30 Sun oil.
Railroad
Through
To Alaska
Canada Studltd
WASHINGTON. Oct.
Ryron Johnson, premier of Bri
tish Columbia, is expected hee
thli week to confer on propojuO
to construct a railroad through
his Canadian province to connect
with the Alaska railroad.
Senator Magnuson (D-Wash)
said Saturday he looked for
Johnson to arrlvt today or Tues
day. Magnuson and delegate Bart-
lett of Alaska are backing legis
lation lo aumonze president Tru
man to negotiate with Canada
for a survey of proposed route
for the 1.400-mile railroad. It
would link a railroad at Prince
George, B. C with the Alaska
line.
The House has passed the re
solution. It is pending In the Sen-tat
e.
Talking
About a Home?
So many peopla do noth
ing but tolk about It! But
if yoi really want to c-.vn
our home, consult m
now. Personal attention.
Economical terms.
RALPH L RUSSELL
Leant and Iniurone
Lsan Rapraatnitlvs
Equltabl Savings
Lean Assn.
112 W. Cass
Phone 113
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