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10 The Newi-Review, Roteburg, Ore. Wad., Dec. 21, 1949 Traffic Violators Pay Fines In City Court Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle Tuesday reported the dispolstion of the following traffic violation citations: Cecil Davidson, charg ed with speeding, $10 fine; Louis Franco, failure to stop at a stop sign, $2 fine; Robert Harand, violating the basic speed rule, $15 fine; L. E. Adams, violating the basic speed rule, $10 fine; Richard M. Yundt, defective muffler, $2 fine; Glenn Carlson, Illegal use of special operators license, $5 fine; Robert E. Sconce, Umpqua, violation of the basic speed rule, $15 fine; Roy O. Stogsdlll, Springfield, violat ing the basic speed rule, $20 .fine; Paul E. Betcher, violating the basic speed rule, $15 fine. Better Pups Real Cockers With Personality Plus Well Fed Well Grown Healthy Jacobs Kennels 1815 N. Stephens Philanthropy, Fish Topics Of Toastmasters loastmasters were offered a varied assortment of short speeches by members of their group at a meeting of the self- betterment organization last night In the Umpqua hotel. First speaker on the agenda, Dr. S. L. DeLapp, told of "A fantasy realized," when he re cited the history of Merton Her- shey, famed candy maker, and his desire to help little boys. Dr. DeLapp said Hershey gave $80, 000,000 to a foundation for a boys' orphanage In Hershey, Pa. Jim Turk told of Christmas eve In 1944, spent in a hospital at Liege, Belgium, after being wounded during a tiff with the enemy. Ross Newcomb lamented "How reluctantly we learn" as con I cerns the foolishness of killing I spawncd out steelhead. He point ed out that If the fish were re t turned to the water, they would, In turn, return to the sea. I "A third (political) party" Is needed for the lower income group, Bill Llndseil, self-styled "middle of the road radical," told his listeners. "The two party system has run its course," Llnd seil Indicated. Toastmasters received a letter BUSINESS MEN! Flegel's have the equipment for heavy moving and freighting. We have the special hoists and trucks for moving your bulky files and safes. Call us when you move your office, and we will give your office furniture the best of care. Don't Make a Move 'Til You See F LEG EL Transfer and Storage Co. 900 E. Third Street Phone 935 ft t Vital Statistics Marriage Lioenset Issued LYTLE-BOYD Charles Good son Lytle, Canyonville, and Eliza beth Jane Boyd, Portland. LUGGAGE HEADQUARTERS Shop Owners, 9tecAanlct and Operators sptclfy BRAKE BLOCKS-LININGS FRICTION BLOCKS They Know by Actual Expcrwic that Champion Producti "Can Takt W CHAMPION FRICTION CO. WOINI, OtSOON NATIVITY SCENE Townspeople are invited by the Veterans hospital to view the above life-size Christmas nativity scene, which covers an acre of land. The project, principally the work of occupational therapy patients, can be seen directly opposite the administration building. A stable has been built to represent the birthplace of Christ, with the Star of Bethlehem marking the place. In the stable are the Three Wise Men of the Orient and the shepherds who have come to present gifts and to wor ship at the manger where the Christ Child lay. (Picture by Paul Jenkins). of thanks from Roseburg Toast- mistresses, who were feted at a Christmas party last week by the men. It was brought out Toastmas ters have nearly reached their quota of members. No new mem bers will be taken in after the roster reaches 3d, members were informed. Persons wanting to Join the group arc invited to at tend a meeting, any Tuesday eve ning. Bob Harvey was table topics master at the meeting last night. He chose the subject, "What I want for Christmas." Beaver Topples Tree Onto An Automobile VANCOUVER, Wash., UP) Chased to cover by man, the sly beaver still is getting in a few licks for his kind. V. O. Spencer, Vancouver, told state police he was driving peace fully along the Pacific Highway 2 1-2 miles north of Vancouver, when he spotted a tall Cottonwood tree toppling onto the highway. He slammed on his brakes. but did not escape a crushed car hood, bpencer said damage total ed $246.31. He ran to the base of the tree, found It had been gnaw ea mrougn by a oeaver. The beaver wisely had disappeared. I .,flaestion From U FOR HER FOR HIM FOR THE HOME AN ELECTRIC SHEET Sensational, new, practical bedcovering Safe, ootomatk warmth without weight Use it with your favorite top cover Easily carried on trips . . . plugs into any a-c outlet ' Comfort beyond word j I ' '':ngly low price Com l fT VfeitfnghtMtM AtteMf l Watchman Cntrl tuin tains the warmth you Klec t regardless of changes in room ten-prrnture. 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TELEPHONE 268 POSTMISTRESS ACCUSED PORTLAND, Dec. 21.-OT) A postmistress under indictment for misusing federal funds was free today on $1,000 bond. U.S. Commissioner Robert A. Leedy said Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Stammerman, 44, postmistress at Powers, Ore., the past ilx years had appeared here yesterday vol untarily. She was indicted secret ly earlier. The commissioner said the woman was accused of personal use of $717.20 of postal funds. He said the woman explained her adding machine was faulty and that she had held up C.O.D.s to cover the shortages. 11 a.m. (2 a.m. PST) Friday, tha newspaper Osservatore Ro mano announced. Vatican radio will broadcast translations of the speech in 16 languages. Christmas Message Of Pope Set For Friday VATICAN CITY, Dec. 21 IIP) The Pppe's Christmas message In response to greetings by the College of Cardinals will be broadcast over Vatican radio at PHONE 1242-R Our expert service men will help you with any of your plumbing or heating problems. 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