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OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Plenty of doors, windows, frames, cabinet
and builders hardware.
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HOWE'S CABINET SHOP
Hoover St. Phono 131S J
COIUMSIA ISIWItllS, INC. O TACOMA, WASHINSTON
Distributed in Roseburg by Bates Candy Co.
a s. i. o.
(Christmos Shopping in October)
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fo go without
having your watch
ceantd and oiled
hi-io iriot
Valchw kept in tip tnp shape keep better time. Bring yours
in for free imprction to see if it needs cleaning, oiling or other
repairs. Expert, guaranteed work.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO ELGIN OWNERS
IWaPower Mainapringa available far newt Elpm f
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Roseburg Jewelers
246 N. Jackson
Phone 1329-J
Dream Community Designed By
The Poor Man's Philosopher
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK This is becoming planned world. In peace
s In war, everything is now expected to go "According to pln."
But whether the world of tomorrow will be fair or foul place
to live in depends on who dors the planning. Too often the designs
may be drawn by engineers or statesmen who have lostjouch
with the common man.
Therefore I have gone out and
found out what the people want,
and, based on what they said, I
drew up a blueprint of the ideal
dream community of the future.
I hereby offer it free to any poli.
tician who wants to use it for
his master plan:
It is a place where people
smoke but chimneys can't.
There are no loud noises. Anv.
one who honks is fined $10,000
and given year in Jail.
It has two sidewalks with
wide lane of grass between them.
One sidewalk is for people: the
other is for people taking dogs
and cats for a stroll.
Bars stay open 24 hours a dav.
None has singing waiters and
non allows shoelace or razor
blade peddlers to badger the ser
ious drinkers. Each bar has two
rooms one with television, one
without.
InLawa Set Apart
There are two main sections
of the community, separated bv
a 24-toot-high wall studded with
broken glass and having only a
single entrance hraviiv guard
ed. Young married couples dwell
on one side, and their inlaws
on the other. The in-laws have
to be back in their own section
by nightfall.
tveryone wears old clothes ex
cept on weekly "dress up"
nights. No female over ten years
of age is allowed out in public
wearing ballet slippers that
make her walk like a duck.
All except executives work four
hours a day, five davs a week.
Executives work as much or as
little as they want to as they
do now.
There are two Sundays in each
week, one for reading the Sun
day newspapers, one for going
to church.
Husbands have a night a week
out with the boys, wives a night
out with the girls, and both must
go out together on "dress up"
night for an evening on the town.
The penalty for being a bache
lor: you have to act as baby
sitter and take a two-month
course in diapering and bottle
feeding so mother will know her
Infant is in trained hands.
There are no subwavs. Taxis
are required to travel "In pairs.
If someone grabs the cab you're
racing for you climb into the
spare.
Every square mile of the cltv
has a park. There are no "keen
off the grass" signs, and every
park has a gentle cow which the
i hildren can milk In tur..
No buildings are more tha.? four
stories high, and each has a pri
vate elevator for every worker
therein. By law every men's
room has a couch Just as wo
men's rest rooms do now. Don't
men get tired? Executives must
use a separate men's room so
they cant frown on employes
stealing a quiet nap after lunch.
The present weekly paycheck
is issued every day at 5 p.m.
Well, there's my dream com
munity. It will cost a silo full of
money to build, and I don't know
where to find the silo.
But if we're going to have a
planned world, let's don't go
about it in a half-way fashion.
Let's give the people what they
really want.
Injunction Asked
In Union Dispute
With Cement Co.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2T '.PV
An injunction ordering alem
area AFL unions to stop inter
fering with a cement firm at In
dependence is sought by the
NLRB.
The National Labor Relations
board asked the court yesterday
to ban the council's "unfair list"
and prohibit certain work stop
pages until a decision is reached
on an unfair labor practice
charge before the NLRB.
NLRB attorney Joseph Mach
man said the Valley Concrete
company. Independence.- has
been the target of union activitv.
He said AFL Teamsters demand
ed recognition by employes but
naa never neen certmea as tne
agent for the workers. He said
strikes and unfair lists were used
to induce employes of other firms
to refuse to handle the firm's ce
ment. Machman said two state high
way bridge Jobs, a Willamette
span at Independence and a
smaller Job near Monmouth, and
a Dallas school building were de
layed oecause or tne union ac
tivity. The unfair labor charge before
the NLRB was filed bv the as
sociation of cement manufactur
ers, of which the Independence
company is a member. Federal
Judge Claude MeColloch gave
the unions until Nov. 22 to an
swer the NLRB injunction peti
tion. Defendants. In addition to the
Trade and Labor council, are the
Building and Construction Trades
council of Salem and AFL unions
for teamsters, cement workers
and carpenters.
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you f on 'f buy o if f er Batttry than Vorcen
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REG.
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CHANGE TO WINTER GRADE
'Supreme' Compounded Motor Oil
2 TO 5 GALLON LOTS mmmwmm
IN YOUR CONTAINER
REG. 87c GAL.
77 c"
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40c per quart quality oil. Vital to
new cart, it protects old ones and
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Mmual or automatic choke ripe or Ford Model
A, Chevrolet, Pl mouth, and other 6-clinder car.
TIRED.. OF WORKING FOR WAGES?
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choice Went or Mid-Wett, selling our famoui Auto Supplies, Sporting
Goodi, Houtemare. Home Appliances, Furniture, Clothing and other ankles.
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P. N. 60 AG MAN
Western c4ulo Supply Co
Steering Wheel Cover
REG. 39c
He Luse Mohair.
Rubber back pr
vents slipping.
Staff Wide
Oregon Canned Fruit Sale
October 12 ta 29
Tn cooperation with: Oregon State
Granje, Oregon farmers I'nlon,
Oregon Farm Bureau Federation.
Buy Now and Save.
Stock Your Pantry
BACH AND YOGA-Celebr.t-ed
pianist Carl Bitter practices
Yoga atop tht piano at his home
In the British sector of Berlin.
Bitter uses Yoga to gain spirit
ual understanding which he
feels necessary for the best In
terpretation of 18th century
music especially Bach composi
tions. (Photo by NEA-Acme
correspondent Joe Schuppe.)
40-HR. WEEK WANTED
RICHLAND, Wash. I.&S Jani
tors of the Richland school sys
tem have asked the school board
for a 40 hour veek.
A spokesman for the Janitors
said their groun is about the onlv
one left here that doesn't have a
40-hour week. He added that It
was not uncommon for Janitors
to work as much as 14 hours on
Sunday for a flat $10 payment.
WOMEN ADMITTED
PORTLAND. Oct. 27 TT
The Retail Trade bureau here
voted yesterday to onen its ranks
tn women after 25 years of male
iTiemoei snip only.
Notice of Timber Sale iThurs., Oct. 27, 1949 Th News-Review, toteburf. Or, f
ORAL AUCTION BIDS, will be
received by the District Forester, i
Bureau of Land Management,
Region 1, at his office located at ;
Room 206, Post Office Building,
Roseburg, Oregon, at 2:00 P. M..
PACIFIC STANDARD TIME, on
November 7, 1949, for the pur-j
chase of all merchantable timber!
designated for cutting upon tracts
herein after described. The cutting ;
and removal of the timber shall oe i
carried rut under authority of the i
Act of July 31, 1947 ( 61 Stat.
681) and the regulations there
under (43 CFR, Part 239). Earh
bid must state the amount per
thousand feet, board measure,
that will be paid for each species
and the total consideration whirh
will be paid for the timber. No
bid for less than the appraised
value will be considered. Each
bid must he submitted In dupli
cate and be accompanied by a
deposit. The deposit must be In
rash or in the form of a certified
check on a solvent bank and in
favor of the Treasurer of the
United States. The amount of
the deposit will lie at lea.tf
'.'Or. of the first $1,000.00 of the
appraised value of the timber:
an additional 10'i, of the next
$9,000.00; an additional 5 of
the amount between $10.000 00
and $100,000.00; and an additional
3r'r of any amount In excess ol
$100,000.00. The deposit will be
returned to unsuccessful bidders;
applied as a part of the purchase
price of the successful bidder; -r
that portion of the deposit, repre
senting the minimum required by
law, shall be retained as llqut
dated damages If the high bidder
does not execut contract and
furnish satisafctory bond within
thirty days of acceptance of the
bid. In sales over $5,000.00, and in
small sales when required, the
successful bidder will be required
to furnish a sworn financial statt.
ment, showing ability to fulfill
the terms of the contract. A bond
on all sales will be required in an
amount computed at the rate of
at least 15 per cent of the bid
price. Payment for timber will be
required In advance of cutting,
payment In full at the time of fil
ing the contract being required in
sales amounting to $5,000.00 nr
less. In larger sales, the Regional
Administrator may permit pay
ment in a number of Installments.
Timber lying within the boundar
ies of the O. A C. grant, sold In
accordance with this advertise
ment, must be manufactured
within the marketing area as
designated for each tract de
scribed below In accordance with
the Orders of the Secretary of .he
Interior, No. 2283, and Nos. T3S0
to 2390, Inc., dated December 11,
1946 and November 29, 1947, re
spectively. The United States has
by agreement been given the
right to authorize its purchasers
to use certain roads and rights-ot-
way lor the removal of timber.
Each bidder should ascertain
Irom the respective District For
ester's office the location of the
road right-of-way covered oy
such agreement, relating to the
tract upon which he wishes to bid.
It is the bidder's responsibility to
determine for himself the extent
to which such agreement will per
mit the use of the road or right-of-way
subject to the payment ol
reasonable compensation to the
assignor of the United States.
Bidders are warned against viola
tions of Section 59 U. S. Criminal
Code, approved March 4, 1909 ( 18
u. s. c. 113) prohibiting unlawful
combination or intimidation of
bidders. The right is hereby re
served to waive technical defects
la this advertisement and to re
ject any or tU bids. All tracts ad
vertised for sale lor which no Did
is received on the sale date may
be sold on tne JUtn day alter the
sale date to bidden offering the
highest price during the thirty
day Interim. In no case will the
timber be sold for less than the
appraised price. Further Informa
tion. Including special . contract
clauses, standard contract form,
bid forms and schedules of con-
ract payments may be obtained
at District Offices of the bureau
of Land Management, located St
Knm 204, Pest Office Building.
Roseburg, Oregon, or at the office
of the Regional Adminlstraior,
Building No. 1, Swan Island, Port
land 18, Oregon. Dated at Port
land, Oregon, this 7th day of Oct.v
ber, 1949. IN DOUGLAS COUN
TY: OREGON: PUBLIC DO
MAIN LAND: DOUGLAS MAR
KETING AREA: T. 28 S., R.
W., W. M., Sec. 22, all merchant
able timber designated for cutting
on Por. NW1SEI, estimated for
the purpose of this sale to be 370
M. feet Douglas fir. No bid for
less than $4.55 per M. ft. B. M,
or a total purchase price of $L
683.50, w ill be considered.
BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR
UNDERB0DY COATING
gainst costly body re
pairs caused by rust and
corrosion. It penetrates
Jl corners said craclcs to
(iv you maxi
mum protection.
H seals your car against
drafts, dust, gas fumes
and road noises. Reduces
noise from engine.
squeaks and
rattles. '
LOCKWOOD MOTORS
Ross and Oak
Phone 80
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from THE OUTDOOR STORE
WORK SHOES
Men's sturdy work shoes with com
position sales and brown uppers. A
lot of wear at a very low price. Sites
6 to 12.
3.19
BETTER QUALITY
WORK SHOES
Men's six-inch work shoe with block
leather uppers ond genuine Armor
Cord soles and heels for lots more
wear. Sixes 6 to 1 1.
4.98
White Handkerchiefs
Men's plain v
kerchiefs with
hits, large sixe hand-
neat hems.
25c
Men's Heavyweight
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Keep worm this winter with these 100 I .. : vV 'i vYV
all-wool union suits. Lang sleeves and an- ) 3 f !
LI. I L .. -JJ.A ..k I ink araw 1 . '.V "- TL 1 ' '
color in sixes IOC fV.W V
36 to 46 L W.-Tas VJ
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BIUIA Mil-It U VI
1 1 Mink ciiitc
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nere s rne loggers ravorire union suit y (7
Hatfaut it keens them warmer. Heavv- at Vaar :
weight, oil wool In long sleeves and an- ff
kle length. Black color in f A f?
sixes 38 to 46 VJ.TeaF
Mcn's Knit Union Suits r
Medium heavy knit cotton union suits with short A dA
sleeves and ankle length. It's a popular seller because Ull
it is light in weight (?
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CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS
work shirts ere mode of durable blue
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ifort. Two handy button-through pockets for
ing articles, a popular snirr ar a v in
low price Is I ar
COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS
A warmer shirt for colder days. Bright
plaid patterns in red or blue combination
colors. Full cut for comfort and n nn
tailored. Sixes IS to 17 .. 1 .70
WHITE OX
WORK GLOVES
The favorite with tha loggers.
Genuine White Ox glovas last
longer because they ar double
constructed.
39c
CANVAS GLOVES
Keep your hands warm whila you
work. Medium weight canvas
gloves with blue knit wristband.
I'll '1 1'
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well
15c
4
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Stephens and Cass
Stephens end Case Sta,
Phone 17
Phone 97
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