The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 13, 1949, Page 17, Image 17

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    re
mam
riOIiN FOOD!
''iiiiu!;;:!,
I Antl-Aircraft Rocket Claim Of Gtrmans Recalled
I FORT BLISS. Tox.. Oct. 1.1
(.) German scientists have said
they had interceptor type rockets
re; y lor use against enemy air
craft at (he end ol World War 11.
This was recalled as a congres
sional committee was told that
Russia probably has guided mis-
jsiles capable of downing bomb
ers uing aoove iu.iriu ieei.
A German engineer, Walter
Riedel. told reporters about the
GALVANIZED PIPE
All Sites and Any Amounts
Bathroom Sets Plumbing Fixtures
Toilets Lavatories Sinks
Hot Water Heaters Soil Pipe & Fittings
Everything for the Farm and Home
BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchs,.
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 98
Located W Washington St and S P R. R. Tracks
i antl- aircraft rocket here late In
November 1946. He and 117 of his
i countrymen then were engaged
in missiles development at Kort
; Blis. and the nearby White Sands,
;N. M proving Rt-ound. They had
been brought here a year earlier
as civilitns working under con
tract with the army ordnance de-
1 partment.
Riedel was a design engineer
for the dread V-2 rocket. He also
was principal designer of the Ger
man s "wasserfall" (waterfall). A
much smaller missile.
This 26-foot, 81-ton rocket had
just been pronounced ready lor
use about the time Germany was
forced to surrender, Riedel re
lated. He said It was operated hy
remote control and proved satis
factory in tests.
VHEN HOWLING, OWE
COVOTE rWi1 6OUN0 UKt
AN ENTIRE. PACK.
We're not howling , . . we've
nothing to howl about. We
enjoy good business be
cause we always try to keep
up with the times, to carry
the cement products you
need, ot the price you can
afford to pay. Columbus dis
covered a new world . . . dis
cover quality cement prod
ucts ot the PRE-MIX CON
CRETE CO.
Lumber Orders
Outstrip Output
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 13.
Unfilled order files lor lumber
mounted and gross stocks at
Douglas lir sawmills of western
Washington and Oregon declined
as mills for the sixth straight
week took more business than
production, according to H. E.
Smith, secretary, West Coast
Lumbermen's association. Orders
have exceeded output lor nine of
the last twelve weeks.
Kir producers accepted 18 mil
lion feet a week more business
during September than produc
tion. Smith pointed out. Even In
the lace ol a serious freight car
shortage in southern Oregon,
mills shipped IS million leet a
week more lumber than they cut
during September.
Bv September's end gross stocks
at mills had shrunk to 929.038.0U0
hoard leet. lowest In 12 months.
the lumber executive stated.
Stocks dropped 38 million leet in
September Irom August totals
and the unfilled order file stood
at 584.574.OlX) board leet, up some
12 million leet over August.
Both orders and shipments were
well above production for the
first 39 weeks of 1949, Smith stat
ed. He said the demanr" for West
Coast lumber was credited to
some extent to the nationwide
promotion campaign financed by
the Indutsry to acquaint buvc-s
and users with the proper grade
ol lumner ior eacn joo.
OSC Student Badly
Injured In Auto Crash
ALBANY. Oct. 12 (.) A
head-on automobile collision two
miles west ol here Monday night
put two Corvallis men In hos
pital, one of them seriously hurt.
Arthur D. Fugate. Oregon Stnte
college student, suffered possible
Internal Injuries, arm lractuiv
and severe cuts. He was driving
west.
Eldon LaVerne Edwards, driv
ing east, suffered face cuts. Mrs.
Edwards escaped with minor
hurts.
a BSttTSSS uthoast
59c
West Coast's
Vavoritc Vme
oi beverages-
$0 SOW
beverages3
t0 Mexico-today-
LIMITED
TIME
OFFER
VALUE FOR ONLY
$1.29
6 Libby Sofedge Glosses and Decanter with purchase of two cartons Royal
Crown, Nehi or 4 bottles of PAR-T-PAK.
NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY
Actress Object
Of Police Search
At Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES. Oct. U-(.?V
Police ran own such leads as
"a clean cut young man," some
one named Kirk, and an enig
matic note today, as thev search
ed lor Jean Elizabeth Spangler,
movie and television bit player
and lormer Earl Carroll dancer.
But not a single clue paid off.
The only reallv tangible lead. In
vestigators said, was her ripped
purse, lound in rambling Griffith
park. The 27-year-old brunette
has been missing since Friday
night. The purse was lound Sun
day. Locally, there were published
reports suggesting that she is the
tenth victim of a series of unsolv
ed sex murders which began in
January, 1948. with the mutila
tion slaying of Elizabeth hort,
known as the Black Dahlia."
Other reports linked her to the
Miml Boomhower case. The
wealthy Mrs. Boomhower disap
peared In August, hut the onlv
similarity between the two cases
seemed only to be that the purse
of each was lound.
Two witnesses Identified photo
graphs of Miss Spangler as a girl
they had seen In a Hollywood
cafe with a "neat appearing man
between 30 and 35 years of age"
early Saturday.
Investigators were mystified
over a note in the purse reading:
"Kirk can't wait any longer.
Going to see Dr. . Will work
best this way while mother is
away." The mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Spangler. formerly ot St.
Louis, is visiting relatives In Lex
ington. Ky.
Foliotn Convict Knifed;
One Dead, Another Dying
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 12-(.T) -A
stabbing affray at Folsom pris
on Tuesday took the life ol one
prisoner and another la not ex
pected to live.
The warden'i office reported
Wlllard Borton, 49, serving a life
sentence from Los Angeles coun
ty as an habitual criminal, was
stabbed three times near the
heart and once in the back. K
knile with an eight - Inch blade
was used.
Frederirk Galloway, 47, doing
life lor assault with a deadly
weapon, suffered knife wounds
and is not expected to live, ac
cording to the prison officials.
The slabbings took place near the
laundry about 8:30 a.m. The
wielder of the knife has not yet
been apprehended.
Initiative Petition At
Salem Presents Puzzle
SALEM. Oct. 13. .? A pre
liminary initiative petition, the
first filed for the 1950 general
election, was filed in the State
department Tuesday.
But nobody knows what It
means around here.
The sponsor, Raymond J.
Beach, Portland, said it would
amend the constitution to "per
petuaie the tax freedom" ol Ore
gon citizens.
It says:
"The financial policy of this
state shall implement the develop
ment and perpetuation ol tax
Ireedom by utilizing the service
contributions of Its citizens as
basis for credit issue."
If Beach gets the required 16,
000 signatures, it would go on the
ballot.
Czechoslovakia's
Spreading Purge
Arousing Dread
PRAGUE, Oct. l.T . Large
sections of Czechoslovakia's 13.
000.000 people live in lear today
wnue the Communist government
carries out a purge that has hit
Army Officers, Catholic officials.
Businessmen and Communist
party functionaries.
Citizens display a dread bor
dering on tearful hysteria that
almost anybody can be hit in
the great roundup, bv the charge
of treason or of "Titnism" or
merely by the denunciation of
some snooper.
The police roundup Is center
Ing In Prague, but it is hitting
elsewhere In Bohema and Mora
via. Slovakia, however, is the
scene of more routine arrests,
chiefly of Roman Catholic priests
and other accused of being "dis
sident elements."
Some estimates, doubtless ex
agerated, place the number of
those arrested throughout the
country In recent da as high
as 30.000. There is nothing official
yet from the Communist-led gov
ernment. Even wearers of Communist
Party badges didn't appear to
leel safe.
An unimpeachable source said
that two officers in Moravia had
been sentenced to life imprison
ment lor high treason. Five co
defendants were given shorter
terms. Other sources said many
officers had been arrested as
"political unreliables" at Olom
ouc. also In Moravia.
The roundup of thousands of
small business and professional
persona was reported diminish
ing, though it still continued.
Thur Qet. 13, 1949.The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3
Belittling Of A-Bomb's
Power Branded "Silly"
WASHINGTON. Oct 12.ePL
Two lawmakers told Cnnirr.'si
Tuesday It Is not true that an
atomic blast won't hurt you from
a nine ana a nan away.
Senator MrMalion (D-Conni
said In the Senate that it was
"sillv" of Navv I'nmmanHni S-'i t-
gene Tatom to make such a state
ment to the House Armed Serv
ices committee.
McMahon Is chairman nf th
Senate - House Atomic Energy
committee. Another member of
that group. Rep. Hollifield ID
Califi, similarly denounced Ta-
tom'i statement In a' House
speech.
Hollifield said Tatom must
have drawn his conclusions from
knowledge ol the "obsolete"
bombs dropped on Japan. Great
progress has been made since
Ihe war, Hollifield said, in de
veloping the A-bomb.
The United States' present area
of commercial forest land Is esti
mated at 461 million acres.
Other reliable sources said 40
more Roman Catholic priests and
nuns had been arrested, joining
more than 300 church leaders in j
Jail because they oppose govern-1
ment plans to take over control
of the nation's churches on Nov.
As yet the government-eontroll-1
ed Czech press has not reported
any ol these arrests.
SLABWOOD
in 1 2-1 6 and 24 In. lengths
OLD GROWTH FIR
DOUBLE LOADS
WESTERN BATTERY
SEPARATOR
Phon. 658
It's Nature's planting time.
Feed with Scotts Lawn Food,
sow Scotts Lawn Seed. Get a , J
better lawn for less. .aa"w -1
IIMP0IIA VAIIFY HARDWARE XIHIflJ
202 N. Jackson Phone 73
VI
LOWEST PRICES EVERY DAY AT FRED MEYER
PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY
WITH
Fred
Meyer
La II u U U U U ""7" a KSr w u KST u u is
Get yours today from any Fred MeyerSalesperson.
reA Mpvnr Druac for Thriftv Prices.
BOOKS
14c
ZEE
Facial Tissue
2 for 15c
Perfect lor removing Cold
Cream.
Redeem Your
1949 Coupon Books
NOW!
Save over 49.00
Clip all the coupons and
DEEP CUT PRICES
TJ:td Cold Capsules qJL. 39c
erred Analgesic Balm 25c
Z'rd Antiseptic Pin,s 33c
SrFred Certified Multiple Vitamin Caps. ioo-. 1.98
69c Sfa-Neet Hair Trimmer 43c
98c Hot Water Bottle 59c
Save 1.00
Colonial Damet
HORMONE
CREAM
Regular 2.00
Now 1.00
Plus Tax
Buy several at this new low
price. Perfect for dry skins
and skins with that "Over
Fifty" look.
Folds ta Vfff El
Charm (V i I '
SiM ml
It's New . . . Exciting and
Magical
SCOPE
Cigarette Holder
ONLY 98C
A- Beautiful gold filled with sleek black tip.
i( Telescopes from 1 18 inch charm to 3
inch holder.
Complete with tiny golden case for your
charm bracelet.
fa The very newest and smartest you've ever
seen.
At All Fred M.yer Drug Sections.
Ideal Film
5 ROLLS
$1100
u
Sires 127, 120, 116 and til. All popular alios at a popular price.
Buy several,
Can be used Indoors or outdoors. Guaranteed satisfaction.
Lay away all cameras and equipment on our convenient lay away
plan. Lay away now for Christmas.
At All Fred Meyer Drug Sections.
Squibb Squibb Squibb
Mineral Oil milk of magnesia cod liver oil
Pints 69c 12ozs. 37c 12 oz. 1.19
Squibb Squibb Squibb
BREWER'S YEAST Dental Cream Angle Tooth Brush
Family Special
6 or. Powder 97c 69c 49c
C8efi 6-oi. Protomone 69e
.Facial Tissues CREAM Beer Shampoo
80's 29c 1.49 tu: 2 for 89c
Dr. Scholl'. pBlmojv. ;'
Bunion Pads Bath Soap v,u,m,n CaPs
33c 11c 5.95
TOOTH POWDER and BRUSH
COMBINATION
WEST TOOTH BRUSH
McKESSON TOOTH POWDER
BOTH FOR ONLY
89c
Fred Meyer
iff m
ill
Beg. 10i Card TIP TOP
METAL CURLERS
2 FOR 9c
Toni's New
Spin Curl
Complete
With Refill Kit
fbSrth.2.29
New Spin Curlera
Easy to Us..
Johnson & Johnson
ADHESIVE
!2 In. x 10 Yds.
29c
Pepsodent
Tooth
Paste
59c
k New Economy Sue.
ir Contain. Irium.
ICi)
Listerine
Antiseptic
14 oz. 69c
fill
112 N. Jackson