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Illegal Strikes
Hit By Official Of
Teamsters Union
A.N JOSE. Call!., Oct. 27.-.P
laking roundhouse swings at
"illegal Jurisdictional strikes."
and at "enemies in and outside
lahor ranks." Dave Beck of Se
attle opened the 13th Western
conference of his AFX teamsters'
union Monday.
Beck is executive vice presi
dent of the union. About 300 un
ion members from 11 Western
states are here for the confer
ence, which runs through Friday.
"We follow the constitution of
the American Federation of Li
bor which provides for settling
all Jurisdictional grievances."
Beck declared. "We want peace
ful settlement of all these dis
putes or there will he civil war
Beck mentioned plans to re
move some of the production
units of Boeing Aircraft Co.
from Seattle to Wichita.
"All the resources of the team
sters will he used to keep the
Boeing plant in operation in Se
attle, he said, "despite efforts of
the Army, Navy, or anyone
else."
Beck referred to Communists
as "crawling filth, perverting the
American labor movement anl
seeking to destroy the free enter
prise system."
He said the AFL teamsters had 1
spent $500,000 in California to or- j
ganize cannery workers, and had i
paid $200,000 in legal fees in the
long battle of the CIO.
At another point Beck declar
ed "I will not under any condi
tion recognize an illegal picket
line, because if we do, we are I
dishonorable people."
Dillard
By ROSA HEINBACK
This community has watched
with great interest the growth of
an attractive new home on First
street and Highwav 99. in the
Ford's addition of Dillard. Mr.
and Mrs. Waller F. Middlestadt
are the owners and are now fin
ishing their farm-style home.
Middlestadt is yard foreman at
the Roseburg Lumber company
mill, Dillard branch, and after
hours works on his new home.
The Middlestadts plan to have it
finished enough to move Into by
the first of December.
Mr. and Mrs. W.ilter W. Ap
plcyard hv recently return
ed from an interesting three
day trip to Portland, where
they attended the Advance for
Christ convention of three
states, California, Oregon and
Idaho. Later they visited Mrs.
Appleyard's nephew, and old
neighbors in Portland.
The Aparienska Camp Fire
group of Dillard met at their
guardian'! home Thursday night
for their weekly meeting. They
planned their Hallowe'en Partv
to be held Oct. 29 and their booth
at the P.-T. A. carnival at the
school house. They also worked
on their head bands. The next
meeting will he hold the night of
Oct. 27. Those present were: Bet
ty Ann Anderson, Dorothy Davis,
Gain Gray, Lot Fosback. Opal
Colvin, Manet Covey, Bonnie
Wells and their guardian, Mrs.
Llla McKean.
Miss Betty Jean Post, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Post,
who was Injured in an auto
mobile while returning from
the football game a few weeks
ago, is Improving. She will still
have her injured ankle in a
east for the next few weeks,
so would be "very glad" to
have her friends call and see
her.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Buell
spent an enjoyable three-day trip
to Portland on business and
pleasure. Mr. Buell was looking
after new farming equipment for
his haying enterprise in Dillard
and Happy valley.
iir. ana Mrs. virgn past and
Mrs. Johnny Green and her
daughter of Dillard spent the
weekend in Portland and Cor
vallis. Mr. Post's sister. Mrs.
Parker, returned with them and
is spending the week here visit
ing. Mrs. Stanford Buell and Mrs.
St.-nley Paroz spent Thursday in
Eugene on business.
BAD NEWS FOR IDLERS ,
SEATTLE (.P Physical- ,
ly fit men on the public welfare I
rolls here may start "working
out" their assistance grants next j
month. j
County Commissioner William
H. Sears said the plan is sched- i
tiled to start Nov. 1. The men i
would work on county roads for 1
the time requited to "earn" the
amount of public assistance thev '
receive. '
The plan already has been In- j
stituted in some counties. I
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f . Hi! va I h
Triangle Affair Ttrmlnattd In Deublt Siiicidt
PAINTING FROM MEMOR Y -Edwin Palm. SI.
works on one of his series of paintincs in Chiriio. the subjects
beinc Irenes he recalls of his native Sweden which he left in 1902.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27. (.Pv
Two women loved Joseph Fish,
36.
There was his wife. Jean, the
mother of his four children.
There waa Caroline Kageler, 33,
a pretty brunette with whom he
went to live last May.
Police told this story:
Sunday night Caoline Kageler
called Jean Fish and proposed a
triangle love bargain: Joseph
would return to his wife provid
ed Caroline Kageler could see
him once a week.
"No!" cried Jean Fish.
"All right." said Caroline Kag
eler, "if I can't have him and
you want him back. I'll send him
back to you in a box."
For 12 hours Jean Fish fran
tically tried to find where her
husband and Caroline Kageler
were living. Then police called
and told her.
Both were found dead on the
floor of Queens apartment
Monday. Four gas Jets were
turned on. Fish was naked. Car
oline Kageler .ore a light blue
negligee. A suicide pact, the de
tectives said.
Speedster Convicted
In Girl's Less Of Fr
SACRAMENTO, Calif, Oct. 27.
t.W A Federal Jury Monday
convicted Oakland automobile
dealer Phil Davis of negligence
in the speedboat accident on
Lake Tahoe in which 14 vear-old
Imogene Wlttsche lost both feet.
The Jury of eight men and four
women brought in its verdict aft
er one hour's deliberation.
Wood stoves still are widely
used In certain parts of the coun
try for home heating. This is par
ticularly true In heavily wooded
areas.
'SPOKESWOMAN'
Miss Edith Joan Burbrldre hat
been appointed a "spokeswoman'
In the sews division of the Brit
Ith Foreign Office with the rank
ef Second Secretary.
Thun., Oct. 27, 1949-Th.- News-Review, Rosoburg, Or. 3
White Supremacy Teaching Premise Draws lequest
WASHINGTON. Ml.. fW 97
(.P) Jefferson military college
has qualified for a $50,000,000 be
quest by agreeing to teach white
uirirmai-y.
The school's announcement last
night came from A. J. Armstrong
hll.inoc. manaraAK mnA ... n AJ
. ' " 1 1 . i miiu oi'll ui
George Armstrong, benefactor of
nit- u-yrar-oia prep institute.
The college declined to puhli
cie Its enrollment huf Milm.i..
Place it at between 60 and SO
caoets.
Younff Armctmn- aalii V. i
ther had nntiftaH th HainI .1
Trustees he would give the school
an oi nis mineral rignts in Miss
issippi upon certain conditions.
These conditions, which Arm
stmnp .aiH th. u-hnAi haA ac
cepted, include one which called
lor estannsnment or curriculum
devoted chiefly to "the, constitu
tion, Christianity and the super
iority of the Anglo-Saxon end Latin-American
races."
The young Armstrong said the
endowment included three pro
ducing oil wells.
One of New York'i first tele,
vision stations used the experi
mental call letters of W2xbi. That
was in 192a
FLOORING
Siding Finish
PAGE LUMBER & FUEL
164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242
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$09.
free:
To every boy and girl accompaniced by parents, The City Drive In
Market will give them a Jack O'Lantern pumpkin . . .
(WE HAVE ONLY 1000)
SATURDAY, WHILE THEY LAST
F.ESEE!
mm
f Jelly Beans, Creams, Gum Drops
Halloween Mix 19c lb.
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GRADE A
BUTTER
63c lb
No. 303 Can-Van Camp
CHILI
19c
10-Lb. Bag Picket Enriched
FLOUR
67c
Quart Jar Kraft
MIRACLE WHIP 45c
Quart Jar Kraft
MAYONNAISE
57c
25 Lbs. U. S. No. 1's
SPUDS
89c
Ballard or Mary Aan Oven Ready Tube of 10
BISCUITS 12c
Large Duz, Oxydol, Drefr, White King, Tide
SOAP POWDER 25c
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26-oz. Table, Pyramid, Plain or Iodized
SALT 7c
'Mi !7aVaTaTi I .
V --TNa. VV M aW
TUtL CHOICEST
MEAT S IM .
THIS STOREx,
NO OTHER
KIND SHALL
PASS OUR
Tasty and Tender
Boned and Tied Pork Roast 59c lb.
Round Steak 63c lb.
Morrell or Swift's
HAMS, half or whole 49c lb.
Bonelesi
Sirloin Steak 77c lb.
Lean and Meaty
Pork Steak 39c lb.
Fresh Ground Beef 2 lbs. 69c
Fine far Seasoning
Salt Pork 25c lb.
When you wont satisfactory service and tender meat
coma to City Drive In Market, just up the street and see . . .
"UNCLE DAVE"
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BOB'S PRODUCE
BROCCOLI, fresh green. . . 19c bun.
Cranberries 19c lb.
GRAPES, Red Emperor. . 2 lbs. 27c
YAMS, fine for baking.. .3 lbs. 23c
POTATOES u s No ' s 15 lbs. 69c
POTATOES U S No 2s 50 lbs. 95c
l-LB. Cello Tho pson
CHOCOLATE DROPS 29c
Quart Can
AEROWAX 49c
Vegetable, Bean, Vegetable Beef, Etc
CAMPBELL'S SOUP 13c
46-ot. Tea Garden
GRAPE JUICE 39c
5c Gum and Lifesavers. .3 for 10c
No. 2 Can Hearts of California
ASPARAGUS 18c
Instant in Cold Water
NIAGARA STARCH 19c
No. 1 Con Smith
KIDNEY BEANS 10c
l-Lb. Can
BORAXO 27c
For Easier Ironing
SATINA pkg.6c
SHREDDED RALSTON 17c
Small Package
S. 0. S. PADS 12c
Large Package
S.O.S.PADS 23c
Instant Dessert
AfAMZO 2 for 27c
Popular Brands
CIGARETTES carton 1.38
Fudge and Frosting Mix
SWEL 29c
CAKE MIX Ci: package 39c
No. 2i Can Cottage
TOMATOES 18c
4- Roll Package, Zea
TOILET TISSUE 29c
No. IVi Con Gibson
HOMINY . 13c
KRAFT DINNER 13c
Dromedary, Orange, Citron, Etc.
FRUIT CAKE MIX 2 for 23c
1-Lb. Package
Arm & Hammer SODA 2 for 19c
2'i-Lb. Package
Hungry Jack PANCAKE FLOUR 29c
Betty Crocker
PYEQUICK 38c
5- Lb. Tin Syrup
LUMBERJACK 79c
STORE HOURS
Weekdays 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Sunday and Holidays . . 9 a. m. to 7 p m.
Absolutely no sales to dealers. We reserve the right
to limit quantities. Grocery specials good Friday,
Saturday and Sunday. Meat and Produce prices ef
fective Friday and Saturday.
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