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NEW LOCATION! Dr. H. R Scotield Palmer Chiropractor Rifle Range Road 410 ml. North of County Shops Ottlcm Hour 10-12 tad W Saturday 10-12 A. U . X-ruy neuro-clomtr HITW fnr ipinii rorrotinn PIANO MOVING We're ipeciolisti ol thit Modern equipment, quick service ROSEBURG TRANSFER & STORAGE Phone 927 AGENTS FOR 3 mm IONS DISTANCI MOVINO f OR ICONOMY-lIT US HANDLf ALL DETAILS Swimming Meet Program Rapidly Nears Completion Plans for the second annual Southern Oregon Invitationsl swim ming meet, to be held in Roseburg Aug. 11 and 12, are rapidly near ins completion, announced meet chairman Walt Brittell. The sponsoring Junior Chamber of Commerce urge., townspeople who have rooms available to house visiting swimmers to contact the Chamber of Commerce office, phone 78, and leave their names, addresses and numbers of avail able beds for the out of town participants. It is anticipated 200 swimmers, representing the foremost athletic clubs in the Northwest, will be here for the meet. The Oregon AAU sanctioned swimming results will be enlered as the official AAU records of this vear. The Junior Chamber sponsored a similar function last year, and this meet promises to be even better, the committee announces. Already several swimming groups have released tentative lists of participants and a big turn out of the best swimmers of this area is indicated. Also scheduled to appear in ex hibition is Al Palnik, former div ing star and Olympl. champion, of Seattle. Patnik -vill bring with him water clowns, who usually add spice to this sort of show. A local water ballet is also being trained to present a feature attraction. It is very important that towns people rth available rooms con tact the chamber, announced hous ing chairman Rod Dodson. These out of town swimmers are paying their own expenses, except lodg ing, and an appeal is made to Roseburg residents to provide lodging for them. No meals are required, as th swimmers are under strict diets. Ml . ! . ' i 1 1 CENTURIES BETWEEN THEM An old Korean farmer and his age-old ox-drawn equipment provide a study in contrast to the modern American tank as it rolls up to the nghting front some where in South Korea. (Photo by NEA-Acme staff photographer Ed Hoffman.) Registered Willamette Val ley bred Romneys from im ported rams. Choice selec tions mw available. Oakmead Farm Newberg, Oregon Volunteers, Not Draftees, Given Choice Of Service M Sgt. Grimm,' in charge of the Army and air force recruiting station at Roseburg, reminded young men that the choice of service among the various branch es of the army is given only to volunteers and that draftees do not have any choice of service. Volunteers who enlist in the army for a period of three years or more may choose to serve in the airborne, armored cavalry, chem ical corps, coast artillery corps, corps of engineers, corps of mili tary police, field artillery, infan try, medical department ordnance, quartermaster corps, signal corps, transportation corps and may also enlist for assignment to the Far East. In addition, many volunteers re eligible for schooling and tech nical training. "The work of the Selective Ser vice is to provide young men to fill vacant positions," said M-Sgt. Grimm "Therefore, their personal wishes with regard to type and place of service cannot be con sidered I advise all young men of draft age who wish to make a choice of service to come to see me before their draft notices ar rive. Once you are called by Selective Service, we cannot ac cept you as a volunteer." No matter what you. want lo paint, you'll get outstanding results with Boysen high quality paints. There's a Boysen Paint lor every use and pur pose. Let us help you choose the best on lor your needs. Br nf 100 PURE PAINT Luting beauty and protection lor all exterior walls. Unsurpassed in quality. Gal. in S's Roseburg Cabinet AND SUPPLY 440 N. Jackson Phone 303 The population of Hclmstedt, German communications center, Is about 18,000. TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY "BLOSSOMS IN THE DUST" Starring GREER GARSON WALTER PIDGEON plus COLOR CARTOON BENETTA THEATRE in Winston Garden Valley By MRj. CARL SCHMIDT Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edmonds and son motored to Salem for the weekend on a combined, business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Graham Ewans and sons, Kenneth and James, drove to Crater lake over the weekend. Mrs. Clair Spray returned Wed nesday from Columbus, 0., where she attended a two-weeks conven tion of the Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Train men. She made the trip by train. Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis and two children. Amy and Bill of Washington, D. C, made a brief i visit with the former's aunt, Mrs. Charles Healey in Garden Valley. Mr. Ellis is traveling for the gov ernment and holds a position in the general comptroller's office at the nation's capital. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Tibbits and children, Lena Mae and Dean, were weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Ab bott of Roseburg. Maxine Abolt accompanied the visitors to their i home at bagle rouu for a week s ! visit. Her parents will drive t o ! Eagle Point next weekend to bring her home. Mrs. Norma Garner of Onkdale, Calif., and Mrs. Minnie Way of Oakland, Calif., enroulc heme af ter a vacation to Lake Louise and Banff Canada, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. - Charles Healy of Garden Valley. Mrs Garner, a former resident nf the valley, was a member of Rivers dale Grange. She Is now score tary of the Oakdale Grange.-Mrs. Garner plans to visit in Scio be fore returning south. The two local visitors were accompanied as far as hcio by Mrs. Onie Ward who is visiting her two sons, Roy ana timer Ward, in that city. Radio Editor To Officiate At Jacksonville Fete JACKSONVILLE -Hal Burdick Sr., San Francisco, CBS' "Night editor is scheduled to officiate at crowning ceremonies of the third annual Jacksonville Gold Rush jubilee, lo introduce her court and narrate the story of the Jacksonville historical pageant Aug. 5, during the two-day jubilee festivities here, according to P. E. bcotty ' Mathcny, general chair- an. Coronation ceremonies are t o take place at 11 a.m., Saturday and . the pageant is to begin at 8:30 p.m. that night on the local school grounds. Burdick's colorful career has been interwoven with newspaper ana raaio worn ana legitimate stage experience. Producer, wn tcr and narrator of "Night Ed iter," he appeared for 10 years on Sunday evenings on inbx net' work and more recently has ap peared five nights weekly on CBS For 15 vears he was a news paper reporter, feature editor and city editor lor tne beanie limes His first lob with a newspaper, however, came long before he hart been- inside a news room, wnen nine years old he worked as a newsboy. An interest in the stage inter vened between the time he was a newspaper boy and with the Times. Graduated from the Uni versity of Washington, he worked as a stagehand and won a coast championship in an oratorical con test. He acted in stage productions of the University of Washington players and later was director for the Wilkes stock company. His first radio program was produced in Seattle and was so successful he was invited to take it to San Francisco. KRNR Mutual Broadvafttinf Systtnt 4H On Yrur Dial Tuts., Aug. 1, 195G Th Newi-Rt vitw, Roseburg, Or. U. S. 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WASHINGTON,- The state department reported that Ameri can Vice Consul Douglas S. Mac kiran was killed by Tibetan bor der guards while trying ;o escape from communist -neid northwest China across the Himalaya moun tains. The incident occurred last April 13 but announcement last week was the first public word of it. Mackieran and his camel cara van apparently were mistaken for bandits or Communist raiders. The shooting was described as an ac cident. Meanwhile the Tibetan govern bent has expressed apologies. The sketchy report received here said two "natives" in the caravan were killed and one was wounded in the shooting. The only other American in the group, Frank Bes- sac, Lodi, Calif., escaped injury and is now enroute to new Delhi. Mackieran closed down the U. S. consulate at Tihwa. in isolated Sinkiang province last Sept. 27. just before the city was turned over to advancing Communists. Accompanied by Bessac, who was on the scene as a research scholar, Mackieran and three na tive servants set out on the 1,200 mile trip across the lofty Hima layas. They shifted from jeeps to horses and finally to camels when passes were blocked by winter storms. NOW-WONDERFUL RELIEF FROM CONSTIPATION "Just can't keep from writing you. Eating ALL-BRAN every day brought me complete relief irom constipation, Medicines naa uiiea tostraiehten me out!". Mr. AS. Beatty.Sr., Corneraville, Tenn. Oik of many unsolio ilti Mien Irom ALL BRAN users. You, too, may expect to overcome constipa tion due to lack of dietary bulk if vou follow this advice; Eat an ounce ol crispy Kellogg's ALL-BRAN daily, drink plenty of water I If not completely satisfied after 10 days, return empty carton to Kollogg's. Battle Creek, Mich. Get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK! BOY SWIMMER DROWNS DAYTON, Ore, -(Ft -A 1-year-old youth drowned in the Wil lamette river while swimming with his brothers .icar here yesterday. 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