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The News-Review, Roteburg, Ort. Tuti., June 27, 1950 -INSURANCE-AUTO LIFE AUTO FlRt State Farm Mutual Insurance 0. L. M $. C Cameaell P. O. Box 489 Phone 288 116 W. Can Over Douglas County Bank DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zea Newman Ki Cobb it Phon 3S7-R ROSEBURG AUCTION Aeroti from Garden Volley Rood Junction, ill Close July 1 V ; Loit auction on Friday afternoon and ever jig, Jun 30. . Andy Hempenius will still ba buying but no mora public auction! will ba held. We sincerely with to thank everyone for their port potronago. PRICES SLASHED ON 1949 MODEL TRACTORS MODELS VA, VAC t VAH CASE TRACTORS NOW SELLING $1,250.00 COMPLETE The VA Series Tractsn have mora entino than any ether 4-cylindsr, 4-speod tractor la Its clan, It world at lawar piston speed, pull still stronf.r whan slowed down. The Can Tractor hai aitra waif ht, prop erly placad, to pull full loadi without woifjful slipping aitra engine seeed eatra INDURANCI, tar sustained powar and economy with little upkeep. All tractors equipped with Hydraulie Lift, Power Toke-Off Shaft, Belt Pulley, barter and Lights. FREE DEMONSTRATION, IF DESIRED BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS DOUGLAS COUNTY Form Bureau Co-Operative Exchange ' : ROSEBURG, OREGON Phone 98 Located W. Washington St. and S. P. R. R. Tracks U. S. Agents Crack I tali-, in Smuggling Of Alien People DETROIT. UP) With 80 ar rests, United States immigration agents claim they have cracked activities of an Italian gang re ported to be smuggling aliens into the Detroit area. Fifty arrests in Detroit were an nounced, and 30 more in New York. The roundup began four months ago. Among those bagged, said Im migration service listrict Director raes W. uuttertk' was zs-year--- i.- x ' ,p'e, once . ..- "' 4 Hood" I In aoutnen. ,. .. ' Badalmente. described 1 as a former lieutenant of Sicilian gang Chief Salvatora Guiliano, was ar rested last month in downriver suburban Wyandotte, Butterfield disclosed. The Italian is wanted bv Italian police on charges of robbery, kid. naping ana murder, me immigra tion official said. "The case is far from closed," Butterfield said in announcing the roundup. "There will be further arrests." All aliens reportedly smuggled into this country came from the area of Cinisi, Italy, according to Butterfield. Some, he said, were rowed across the Detroit river from Canadian shores. . Others apparently slipped in at New York, New Orleans and Gal veston, Tex. Badalmente, the only one of the 80 arrested who was not freed on bond, is in Wayne (Detroit county jail. He has been ordered de ported. Disposition of the other cases was deferred. Another reported member of the Gluliano gang Is Glacomo Missale picked up in New York. "These aliens came here," But terfield said, "because of the size of the city and its big Italian col ony. Whether they were brought here for criminal purposes is more man we know at present." 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Roseburg Transfer & Storage Phone 927 AGINTS FOR IONS OISTANCI MOVINO rO ICONOMY-UT US HANOll All DITAIll .....setfar . ajHannaaWaaBaVtt' dakakakfjajajajaaaLaAaAakijBBBBBBam .ajUfeMafsp'hkaaaapakJtt V' I .1.,... t ... J STUDEBAKER CHAMPION f . ; J r w At SHOWN STUDEBAKER CHAMPION 6-PASS., 2-D00R CUSTOM SEDAN $172271 DELIVERED IN ROSEBURG - Stt$ mmi kcml fawj, if tuyt trtr PrtMi MV wmrr f Wf h RMrkv iiiin.ilB.. ajM ajtftoronni to lrMrtrtM dear, Ctpnbly low prieM on olhor StutiskM ChtMpion Cuiton .odoUt Vtioar Wain, B-pM. flUtllghl oup, fcitolMoao oup frkM Mfbtocl to cptonoaj wirKout none The Studebaker Champion is one of the 4 lowest price ., largest selling cars! KEEL MOTOR CO. I r. .,-S.TT mrr mjM "FEELS" WHAT SHE'S SAYINC-In a demonstration before the American Hearing Society in Chicago, Erma Seratzky talks to deaf Chris Roeback. 4, who touches her face, feeling the vibra tions of her voice. The technique is a new method of helping young deaf children to learn to talk. Lyn Dee, 4, also deai from birth, looks on. Sutherlin By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hagerman and children of San Diego, Calif., , visited recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minn, wesi of town. Mrs. Hagerman is a 1 daughter of the Martins. Mr. and Mrs. Moan Hose jr., Mrs. Bonnie Bennett and Burdette Harvey spent the last weekend at Cariton, Ore., visiting Mrs. Rose's and Mrs. Bennett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Alcorn. Edgar Slack had a well drilled on his residence property east of town last week so as to be able to irrigate and raise a garden. Mrs. Oliver Eggleston returned home last week from California, where she was called by the ser ious illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy of Portland spent several days in Sutherlin this week visiting at the home oi Mr. ana Mrs. Lenore Grubbe, Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoff meister, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brauninger. Mrs. Kennedy is a sister of Fred Brauninger, Mrs. Grubbe and Mrs. Hoffmeister. Bill Mardin has purchased lots on East Fifth avenue and plans on building a home there soon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Squire and family, bave moved to their new home in Garden Valley and are at present residing in an outside grove until the modern borne is completed. A large cement swim ming pool is being built so that summer days can be enjoyed. Spa y mm ' j ' 4 " 4 kv t ,:..?fTA 80 Keys o Q Happiness PLANS CHANNEL S W I Mi-Mrs. Betty Cohn. 50-yexr-old frandmother, who plans attembt on Enslish Channel, applies crease before 14-mile swim In Hudson River, New York. LOOK this SIGN PAINTINO AMD ' DECOBAT1NO ICONBSOBPSJ AMECICA IT IS YOUR PROTECTION ' Fully Guarantc s Reliable Quality Work At No Added Cost Roseburg Chapter P. D. C A. Phone 208 i Oregon Wool Industry Leader, R. T. Bishop, Dies PORTLAND, June 2T. UP) Roy X. Bishop, 69, a wool industry leader in Oregon, died Saturday. He was president and manager of the Oregon Worsted company at Portllind, and vice-president df the Pendleton Woolen Mills, Pendleton. Pioneer grandparents started the family in the wool business. His grandfather, Thomas Kay, mi founder of the Thomas Kay woolen mill balcm. D1EATH TOSS FOR RID E R PORTLAND, June 27. UP) An automobile overshot a curve south of Oswego early Sunday and threw ,a passenger to his death. He was Engvald A. Hanneman, 37, Portland. The driver, Edward Gilroy, 22, Portland, was hospitalized at Ore gon City with minor injuries. o a piano in your home means fun and nrertainmenr for the entire family. In the Home On. Outings at tkeFinest Clubs and Taverns Wherever ffeople Enjoy Good Jiving OREGON'S EXTRA PALE BEER SMs' Iraki Canxi. 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