12 The News-Review, Roseburg, Of Ffl., Moy 26, 1950
Famed Aerial Troupe Billed
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Navy Funds Thief
Suspect 'Broke'
When Arrested
One of the most graceful and
spectacular sights in any circus are
the aerialisU as they perform their
dangerous feats in the upper-most
peak of the big top on the swinging
trapeze.
No more famous or more accom
plished troupes of aerial artists can
be found anywhere in the world
than are listed under the banners
of the Clyde Beatty Circus, com
ing to Roseburg, June 5, for after
noon and night performances.
The Flying Thrillers one wom
an and three men, are without
rivals on the high and lofty trapeze.
Their exploits aloft, as they fling
each other from one side of tbe
big top to the other, causes many
a heart to leap and bound. They
have won the plaudits of circus fly
ers the world over with their mid
air somersaults to hand to hand
catches.
The performances starting at
2:30 and : p. m. each day, open
with a gorgeously produced proces
sional pageant entitled, "Spangle
land On The March" in which
masses of people and animals take
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LOS ANGELES. May 26,
The FBI and naval intelligence
officers who arrested a navy
lieutenant accused of jumping
ship last Thanksgiving with more
than lia.ooo oi snip s tunas, saia
he was "flat broke" when found
and apparently had squandered the
money in a riotous life "of wine.
women and song."
The FBI said LI. Bascom Bert
ram Boaz, 38, was arrested at a
rooming house in nearby Pomona
With him was Pearl Rosemary
Carter who, the FBI said, had
been with Boaz since his flight
last year. She was not held.
Boaz is held in the Los Angeles
county jail on a warrant charging
embezzlement of government prop
erty and desertion from the U.S.
navy.
Boaz was paymaster of. the navy
tanker, U.S.S. Navasota. His shore
leave expired last Thanksgiving.
That day, the FBI reported, he
borrowed $20 from a brother in
suburban South Gate, boarded the
ship for 20 minutes that night and
fled.
Ship officers found two safes
drilled open and $19,201.50 missing
from one of them. On Nov. 30,
taxi-driver Cliff Brister, 38, of
Long Beach, told police that Boaz
hailed his cab in Hollywood and
paid him $600 to drive him to Sac
ramento. The cab driver said Boaz
picked up a blonde named "Pearl
at Fresno.
The FBI said Pearl and Miss
Carter, who was found with Boaz,
are me same person.
The agents said they learned
that he and Miss Carter had spent
much of the time traveling ex
tensively throughout the west,
Long Beach police said that
Boaz, divorced wife and two chil
dren live in Long Beach.
Strike-Hit Stort Uses
TV To Advertise Goods
ATLANTA, May 28. (.V)
Starting today, Atlanta's largest
department store (Rich's) will
carry its merchandise right to ma-
dame housewife through tne med
ium of television.
The idea is the brainchild of
Joseph Guillozet, the store's publi
city director. He figures it might
be a way to beat the sales slack
caused by Atlanta's eight-day-eld
strike ef trolley drivers.
Housewives stranded at home be
cause of the transportation tie-
up can relax and watch a tele-1
vision parade oi ciouiing, sporting
goods, swim suits, porch furni
ture, cookie cutters or what have
you.
movie contract because the itudio
thinks she can act, not because of
her unusual orbs.
Two Students Die
In Crash On Day
Of Graduation
LEWISTON. Idaho, May 26-W)
An automobile crash on an S
curve killed two Lewiston high
school students early Thursday and
injured four others, one of them
critically.
They were to have received their
diplomas at high school graduation
exercises last night.
The dead were identified as
Michael Gruell, 17, and Donald
Mclntyre, 17.
Thomas Phillips, driver of the
1950 sedan, was critically injured
when the car left the road about
eight miles southeast of Lewiston
at 3 a.m.
Less seriously Injured were Jack
Fairley, 18, fractured leg and
arm; James Rowland, 18, possible
internal injuries, and William
Taylor, 18, possible Bkull fracture.
A sheriff's deputy said the
youths were returning from a pic
nic at Waha 18 miles away. The
picnic had been a pre-graduation
celebration.
Investigating officers said the
car had failed to round the second
half of the S-curve and crashed
through a guard-rail, overturning
in a field. Mclntyre was thrown
35 feet from the car.
Five of the boys were members
of the Lewiston high school base
ball team, which was to have left
for southern Idaho last night to
defend its state title Rowland,
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Mclntyre and Gruell were mem
bers of the first team: Fhillios
and Taylor; reserves.
Phillips' doctor said a diagnosis
of the boy's injuries had not been
completed, but that his condition
was poor.
uraduation exercises vcre held
as scheduled.
Biting Dog Exonerated
By Victim's Testimony
BALTIMORE -4m Mrs. Lil
lian Stummers was up in police
court on a charge of harboring a
biting dog and it looked bad for
her until the victim started talking
The victim was little Linda
Hyson, half past two.
Perched in her mother's arms.
she answered questions put by
Magistrate Herbert Franklin.
"How did the dog happen to bite
you on the chin?"
"I put my fingers in his eyes."
Magistrate Franklin dismissed
the charge against Mrs. Stummers
but continued his questioning.
"Are you still angry at the dog?"
"No."
"And you won't put your fingers
in his eyes again?"
"No. I'll pull his hair out."
EYES HAVE IT
HOLLY WOOD iff) If you
think you've seen everything in
the movies, wait 'til you get a
gander at Norma Eberhart.
You u nave to eaten her in a
color film, though. In-black and
white you can t see that the orettv,
personable blonde from Oakhurst,
N. J., has one eye of blue, the
otner ot Drown.
Discovered on a New York tele
vision show, she was signed to a
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CHRISTMAS IN MAY
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DOLLS
WHAT'S THE IDEA? Well, let ut tell you. We know how hard it is to get dolls here in
Roseburg at the prices you like to pay. So we decided to help out the situation. We have
just received a shipment of 32 different dolls as samples for you to choose from. We
don't have the space in the store to carry dolls at Christmas time. We don't have space in
the store to carry dolls at any time. But
these samples will be on display in the Shoe
Department starting Saturday, May 26, un
til June 10.
ANY OF THESE DOLLS WILL BE AVAIL
ABLE ON SPECIAL ORDER FOR SHIP
MENT IN NOV. OR DECEMBER. Come
in now. Choose the dolls you want. Make a
small deposit. Specify date you want the
doll in Nov. or Dec.
By ordering your dolls now, you can make
your budget stretch farther at Christmas
time. When you see these dolls you will
know that they are the nicest ones you have
ever seen at these LOW, LOW prices.
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Prices range from 3.98 to 9.90
Baby dolls, girl dolls, boy dolls, dressy dresses, cordu
roy skirts and pants, big dolls, little dolls, toft skin
dolls, china faced dolls, all kinds of dolls.
Penneys
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BARGAINS GALORE ALL OYER THE STORE
That's what we have on this seasonal and month-end clean-up.
Lots of adds and ends that we must sell at big bargains to you so
that we will have space for newer summer merchandise. There are
many more items not listed in this advertisement that have been
reduced . . . come early for the largest selection.
STORE
OPENS
9:30 A. M.
MEN'S ALL WOOL WORSTED SUITS
ONLY 12 LEFT
They're all first quality, perfectly
tailored, all wool worsted, long
wearing suits. Fancy stripts in blue
and brown. Regular sizes 36, 37, 39,
40. Save money an this buy.
$
27
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100 WHITE
GOOSE FEATHER PILLOWS
Big 20" x 26" fluffy soft pillows. Sanitized for minimizing
odors and longer life to the sturdy stripe tick cover. Now is
your chance to get several for home
use or for the summer camp or cab
in, nr rnis low price you can replace i
your worn pillows. There are only 36.
$T)88
TO
Cotton Gabardine
SPORT SHIRTS
Men's sport shirts sanforii
d for better fit. Dark and
ight colors in
sizes S, M, L JJ)
DRESS SHIRTS
Men's rayon-decorated san
forized dress shirts with Nu
Croft collars that need no
starching. Sizes 14'l to 16
in white. There
are a few sizes
in colors.
COLORFUL PLAIDS
1.50
BE
Boys cotton broadcloth
sport shirts. Just the thing
for hot summer days ahead,
Sanforized for easy washing
Sizes 6 to 16.
Come early for
your selection
50c
Eyelet Trimmed
WAFFLE PIQUE
House Dresses
Regular and sunback stylet
in gay prints and summer
pastels. Broken sizes 12 to
42.
57
ONLY ILx
PLASTIC APRONS
Here's your chance to stock
up on these lovely plastic
aprons for home use or gifts.
Waist or bib styles in gay
patterns . . .thrifty price.
3 FOR $1
SHOWER CURTAIN
SETS
Matched shower curtain and
window sets in lovely colon
for bathrooms. 27 x 45
window curtain, full size
72' x 72" shower curtain.
$3
DRAPERY LENGTHS
We bought a big assortment of mill-ends in drapery lengths
to sell at this money-saving price. Now is your chance to
ger some or tnar material you have been looking f f
for to cover a chair, foot stool or for those dd-'f
size windows. Come in and see this large selec- WV
tion.
y.
GARDEN GLOVES
They're clever, gaily printed
women's canvas garden
gloves. We bought too many
, . , buy several at this rock
bottom price.
20c
Plastic Tablecloths
Stock up now! They're big
work savers . . . easy to keep
your raeie clean . . . saves
on the laundry bill. Both
kitchen and dining table
sizes.
54"x72"
size .7Se
54" x 54"
50
Women's Dress and Casual Shoes
Mostly black suede and leathers. Think ahead for fall . .
think of the terrific savings you can make by buying these
shoes now.
$
2
We must make space for
our summer whites and
we're reducing prices
now. Broken sizes 4 to 9
in widths AA to B.
3
HOOP
SKIRTS
For &l
Little 1
Girls
Only
Cute as can be . . . your little girl
can have that "hoop skirt look" in
her new dresses. Hoop is removable
for easy washing. Four raws of elas
tic at the top and waist. 88 and 80
cotton batiste in white, pink, blue
and maize in sizes 2 to 8.
Rayon Crepe hoop skirts PA
iust like'the above lJU
RECEIVING BLANKETS
Soft, deep napped
cotton receiving
blankets that will
not irritate your
baby's tender skin.
Generous 33"x27"
size in white, pink
and blue.
25c
BIRDSEYE
DIAPERS
Soft finish . . . non
irritating . . . absorb
ent. $2 DOZ.
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