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Newspaper Page TextShop and Save With Classified Ads Trucks 26 GOOD USED TRUCKS T IMS t Ton Dodge 1X2" wheel base, power brakes, reinforced frame, very low milcata and to perfect con dition. 1T45.00 1946 m Ton Dodfe ISO" wheelbaie, reinforced frame, power brakes, 8 25 x 30 tires Thia truck Is exceptional fl 183.00 u I 194 r Tord 160" wheelbasc 8 25 ! 20 13 ply tires, 3 speed axle Neat as a pin and In A-l condition. 81293.00 1941 GMC 8 wheeler 270 Motor re cently completely overhauled Rear axles overhauled Exceptionally ood tires A lot of truck for the money. 8897.00 1841 Chevrolet riatbed In food con dition a good rubber. $473 00 All of our truck! are exceptionally clean, are in food condition and are outstanding: values. "Si" Dillard Motor Co. Used Car Center DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS Stephens at Douglas Roieburg, Oregon BEST OFFER takes 2! new. Weave Texaco. FOR SALE International pickup. Ex cellent condition. Ken Gilkeson Stan dard Station, coiner Stephens and Lane. 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Good looking cars, gua ranteed to give you serv ice, dependable trans portation, , economical operating cost these are features of our wide selection of Guaranteed Used Cars. Come in to day look around. We welcome your approval. Corkrum Motors, Inc. YOUR DESOTO . Plymouth HEADQUARTER" 230 S. Stephens Phone 596-J we'll be here TOMORROW to Back up what we say and do TO- Day!" Instruction 29 YOUNGMEN 17 . 42 Needed by railroads thruout America as siaiion agenis ana telegraphers. Trained men start at 100.00 monthly plus benefits. Must b sincere and able m iinance sen during training per iod. Our Dim won't interfere with nre. sent emolovment. Vet and nnn.vrli Write fully giving street addresses mm pnonr unitra nan way inilliuie. Bov 414, News-Review. Personal 30 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS P O Bos 1116 Notices 31 I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any dehts contracted by anyone other man myself. Willi! Hunt. NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAV CnrvCFPN- You are hereby notified that the part nership heretofore existing between James E. Decker and Howard Mlck- ien under the firm name Deck s wnoienaie Meats ' has been dissolved, You Reach More People with News-Review Classified Ads CLASSIFIED RATES 1 day. 2 dale per word 3e 3 daye 4 day a 6 days 1 mo. .!inr 30c Phone 100, Ask for "Classified" LEGAL NOTirr for Bins for rktairs AND IMPROVEMENTS FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 1.IQ-C. no COLAS COL NT V, OREGON NOT1CIT IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned will up lo R.rtO p.m DSTi July 21. J 930 receive hid on the mi lowing repairs and improvements. Painting: a. New High School. 1 coat niitnide. b. Nnnpanel Srhool (new Bldg. Only -1 coal mil tide. c 4 Cottages - 1 coat Inside. Repair: a. Remove Bell Dome from old High h. Reroof Old High Srhool. c, nepalr roof on gymnasium, Plumhlna. a. ln!ll 2" pipe line from citv main to Nnnnarfel School and Installing b. Installing plumbing fixtures Nonnariel Srhool Sore Iflra tion and Information on the above are available at th District Clerk's Office in the Grade School. Rid should Hate the lotal co't to the district nd mv rw rmbi'trd on all or on part of V indicated Repairs and The Board of Directors reserves the Tight to reject any and all bidf. RY ORDFR Or THE BOARD Of DIR ECTORS of School District 130-C. Doug la County, Oregon. Attest; A L T.OERTS. Clerk whool District 130-C Douglas County, Oregon GIRL, $, PUTS OUT FIRE DELBURXE. Alta..-4.-F Donna Turner js one five-year-old who can keep her head in an emergency. Left alone in the house, she soon found it filling with smoke. Find- tnt? an plcrlrin Irnn loft nn tha cloth burning, the youngster dis- conneciea tne iron and poured water on the cloth before calling for help. IB J.g.waiAAg eti,.Sllx: i - - - HEADED FOR TARGET This tor a bridge across the Mamhung river (extreme bottom, left center at Hamhung, important and rail terminus. Bombs from bridge, knocking out important link in North Korean supply line. IAP Wirephoto from U.S. Air Force.) pit G IF-"1" tM (NK A Tfltphata) WOUNDED YANKS-u- s- y medical corpuman stands by his ambulance aitui? Inr orders to start trip to a rear lino hospital with lour wounded Americans. Photo by Ed Hodman, NEA-Acnw staff photographer. Fewer Roosters Needed In Poultry breeders can make a sub stantial saving in the cost of pro ducing hatching eggs simply by using fewer males in their breeding flocks, according to results of an O.S.C. agricultural experiment sta- i tion study by Dr. J. E. Parker, ! poultry husbandman in charge, and I Dr. P. E. Bernier, associate poultry I husbandman. Investigations with New Hamp shires indicate that only six to seven males are necessary per loi) hens to maintain consistent high fertility of eggs. Many poultrymen have been using up to 10 or 12 , niosters per loo hens without in creasing fertility. In at least one instance Parker and Bernier ob- tained relatively high fertility us-i ing only one male per 100 hens. By using fewer males, poultry-1 men cannot only reduce costs, but also do a better job of selecting ' breeding males and increase the j number of progeny sired by males ' of superior breeding lines. I Report of the findings was pub-' 3 w. aatS,S-.a stick of 500-pound bombs heads North Korean industrial center B-29 scored a direct hit on Breeding, Tests Show lished in the May issue of Poultry Science magazine. Reprints are available on request from the O.S.C. poultry department. "Old at 40,50,60?" Man, You're Crazy Tnrwn rnr () Thmviods r poppf M 70, Trf "ll'Pif! up" with Oatrei. Contain trn e for weak, tti turner ri wiioc ,. lelr m txxtf ot !rn mtiim mtnr mfn axd lotirn rail "iM " Trr UM Totvr Tablf" tof PP. nriflf-r felirif, that wr oaj. M "H cquuawd" MM et MM. Al all drug storf everywhere- In ftrwebun. at Fred Meyer . FALSE TEETH That Loosen Need Not Embarrass Many wearer, of fait teeth hva uf frd real embarrassment beraiue their plat dropped, illpped nr wabbled at Jim tha wront time. Do not llvt In fear of (Mil happening to you. Jual prink la little rASTEKTH. tha alkaline 'non-arldi powder, nn your plalaa Holda false teeth mora fln.ily. to they feel mora comfortable Doea not antir Cberka "plat odor" tdentura breath). Gat aTASTKXTH at any drug atop. Slayer Of Legislator Faces Electric Chair CLEARWATER, Fla., July 20- (IP) A washed out little old man showed no emotion last night when he heard a verdict read in cir cuit court here which means he must die in the electric chair. A jury of six men and six wo men needed only 35 minutes to convict 69-vear-old Charlie Oifford ot murdering State Rep. Charles J. ichuh. The verdict automatically carries the death penalty. rne 37-year-old ecis ator was shot to death screaming for help nis private oince at St. Fetcrs- burgh on April 24. Mrs. Elizabeth Young. Giffords former wife, testified that Schuh represented her in a divorce suit in 1947 but that it was through another attorney that she obtained divorce from Gilford last year. She told the court that on Jan. 1, 1948, Gifford made a New year s resolution to kill Schuh. 7T UMPQUA UMPQUA REGULAR Democracy Must Prove Its Economic Superiority To Win Under-Privileged Of Orient By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foregin Affairs Analyst We can crush Red aggression in Korea and other parts ot Asia by force of arms, but we shall have failed of our real purpose unless we also demonstrate to the under-privileged millions that our demo cracy better meets their needs than does Communism, For after all, this is an ideologi-1 -cal war we are fishting, although I field. Most of this huge pouula that fact sometimes gets obscur- ,:.. h . ... ed in the smoike of military strife Of course the western world on ! the whole recognizes the totalitar- ian evils of Communism. We know that it aims at fierce regiments-1 tion of the people. However, the primitive masses of Asia, who are treading the paths their ancestors trod centuries ago, don't know what the Red ism really means. They only know what Bol shevist agents tell them: that Com munism is the savior of downtrod den humanity, that it will take lands from the rich and give to th1! poor. That it will heap their tables with plenty. These specious promises afe fas cinating to underprivileged folk. I've spent a lot of time in the Orient and can tell you from per sonal observation that there are in that part of the world untold mil lions of peasants who never know anvthing but hunger. Naturally they think with their bellies. And broadly speaking it is on this basis that the ideological, approach must be made to them. They want to know what Demo cracy will do to improve their lowlyly lives. China Furnishes Example Let's take a specific example China, which .currently is under control of a Communist govern ment, and previously was ruled by Chiang Kai-shek's national re gime. And here let it be pointed out that regimentation doesn't mean popular support. The fact that the people formerly obeyed the Nationalist government, and now obey the Red Regime, doesn't necessarily mean that they approve of either. As a matter of fact the ordinary people never have participated in their governments. Asia as a whole is just starting out in political education. The usual attitude is one of sufferance. The rank and file accept what fate hands them, but their loyalty will go to the ide logy which gives them the better things of life. China with its 500,000,000 people has offered Communism a great BULK PAK OUR FINEST ICE CREAM RICHEST YOU EVER TASTED. ICE CREAM PREFERRED BY THOUSANDS FOR YEARS. A FAMILY TREAT ALWAYS. UMPQUA-FREEZE A TASTY CONFECTION, ECONOMICAL TO BUY. Thura., July 20, 19S0 Th Naws-Raview, Roseburg, Or. 1J number of people Is too big in re lation to the land available. Gen erally speaking the farms are less than two acres in size, and these are vorked by hand rather than with mechanical equipment. Even at the best such little farms couldn't produce much, but that is only part of the Chinese pea sant's burden. He has been loaded down with taxation, exacted not only by the provincial government but by the war lords in control of his part of the country. Some of the war lords have been taking as high as 75 percent of the peasant's livelihood, in cash or in crops. Communism has met this situa tion by promising a redistribution of land; rule by the proletariat; HARRY C. STEARNS ' Funeral Director Our servlc It for oil and mti every need. Any distance, any time Licensed Lady Assistant. Oakland, Oregon Phone 472 or 542 you bet it's DAIRY More local people prefer UMPQUA DAIRY product than any other brand. Our regular ice cream has been a Douglas County favorite for years, UMPQUA-FREEZE has He hundreds of de votees and our Newest, Umpqua Dairy BULK PAK Ice Cream is preferred by many for its richer, smoother flavor. Buy some at your favorite food market or fountain. SIZABLE CEREMONY LOS ANGELES, July 2fi-tjp When William H. Alsdurf, 85, and his bride of 50 years. Margaret, 6S, repeated their marriage vows yes terday, the ceremony was witness ed by Five sons and daughters, 19 grandchildren and 19 great grand children. Quite a golden wedding party! Hospitals in Japan are now re quired to have central kitchens and trained employees to prepare food, thus abolishing a. require ment that patients furnish someona to prepare food and for other physi cal needs. and national sovereignty. Those are fine phrases and are likely to calh on, until the common man finds out he has been billed when it may be too late for him to effect a change. So Democracy must back its ideo logical campaign in Asia with con crete programs for a new world. And naturally this will mean con tinuation of the material help which the western world already is giving the Orient. WOW IS THE TIME TO GIVE ATTENTION TO CLEANING BURNERS, LET US MENTIOki And now is the time to find out about our handy plan: We'll see that your tank it always filled with quality fuel oil. UMPQUA ICE CREAM"