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o 2 Tt Newt-Review, Rotvburg, Or. o Local Nlws q Student At Wichita James R Grant. on of Mrs. Oil W Grm, Roseburg, has rolled vf t"ll classes at the Municipal university of WichiU. Kansas. Tne city-owned non-denominational university has an enrollment of approximate 3,000 students. u To Eugene Miss Zelda Sanders, Misa Shirley Spencer, and Mis" Bonnie Tyrer spent the weekend in Eugene shopping and visiting 0 college friends. Attend Weddine .Mr. and Mrs. .lames Turk and small dsuehter. Cathy, of Roseburg. attended the wedding of Miss Colleen Turk at White Salmu. Wash., Sunday Oct. 15. Turk was best man for the bridegroom, Paul McDonald, and Mrs. Turk was matron of honor. Four-year old Cathy was flower girl. Mrs. Turk spent the previous week in White Salmon visiting, and returned home with her husband and daughter Sunday evening. To New York Milton Hand, director of physical medicine re habilitation at the. veterans hospi tal, has left Roseburg for a three week atay in New York City to attend a conference. TtowipviKnmv! Th omwea to everyday lmuinc problem, ir By KEN BAIUY QUESTION: My husband ha a Comprehensive Personal Liability insurance policy which we are told protect, him in ease of hunting ac cidents. Does thot meon that if he it Injured while hunting his medical expenses will be paid? ANSWER: No. The type of policy you describe covert your husband's legal liability toward some other person for whose injury he may be responsible while hunting. it If you'll address vour own In surance questions to thit office, we'll try to Qtve the correct answers and there will be no cherfe r eblifetien of any kind. KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 Foster mon ever before clean, cool and current-saving thot's the new Model RM-27 Frigidaire Electric Range. This completely automatic electric range has Frigidaire't exclu sive Cook-Master Oven Clock Con. trol ond many deluxe features thai moke it the buy of the year in au tomatic electric ranges. i all these features I lifetime Porcelain Inside and out Acid-Resisting Porcelain Cook ing Top Double-Duty Thermiier Twin-Unit Even-Heat Oven - High-Speed Smokeless -Type broiler Cook -Maimer Oven Clock Control Automatic Time-Signal Fluortscent Cooking-Top lamp O CO O UMPQUA A GEE? X On Hunting Trip Millard Mag ness iind Verdun Boucock are on a hunting trip in the Lakeview vicinity. OWtokond at (cpast Mrs. Celia Day, Mrs. Mabel MacKae and Mrs. Marjorie Warson spent the weekend at Sherwood lodge, Ya chats. Myers Meve Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1 Myers have moved to their new home on Calkins road. To Convention Miss Retty Coulter, occupational therapist at the Veterans hospital, has left to atlend an O.T. convention in Denver, Colo. Keystone Club Mitts The Key stone club of the Methodist church will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs. (ieorge Single ton, of 620 r'ullcrton St. In Sanitarium I. C. Davis is in Roseburg sanitarium for medical treatment. Joins Husband Mrs Donald F. Jones and daughter, Ruthan, have moved to Tacoma In be with Sgt. .lonos. who entered the service Aug. 1 and is stationed in that city. The Jones formerly lived on Landers lane near Kelly's corner. Annual BPW Benquef The annual Business and I'rofe.ssional Woman's homecoming hann.uet, honoring past presidents of BPW, will be at Ihe .Methodist church Monday, Oct. 1. 7 p m. Choral Society The Roseburg Choral society will meet at the junior high school Monday, Oct. 16, 7 30 p m. Rotary Anns To Moot Rotary Anns will meet tncether for dinner at Carl's Haven, Monday evening at 6 30. The crater rf Ml. Katmai in Alaska contains a milky-blue lake a mile long with a 40 acre island. WHEN LEAVES ARE FALLING TO THE J GROUND, BE SUREYOUf PLUMBING'S GOOD AND. r VALLEY APPLIANCE Sutlmrlia Rent Control Has Partial Approval WASHINGTON ) lP) Hous ing Expediter Trine E. Woods says only 184 of Ihe 3.000 elibible ccmmunities so far have taken the action required to retain federal lent control alter Dec. 31. The action required, under pres. ent law. is a resolutio nby the local gortyning council or a vote by popular referendum in favor of maintaining continued federal con trol until next June 30. Where no action is taken, decontrol will be automatic Jan. 1. The municipal court Thursday granted l.os Angeles tenants a n in junction preventing Exnediter j woods from signing an order re moving rent controls in I.os Ange- i les. The temporary injunction, pend ! ing hearing set for Monday. :as granted by Chief Judge George 1 R Barse of the municipal court for 1 the District of Columbia. The action came after an hour of argument on a new petition for an j injunction by counsel for the I.oa Angles Tenant council. PORTLAND (.ft A campaign o keep the city out of the rent control business gamed momentum hei'e today. 1'etilions hearing names were filed at the city hall, and Roy Renoud, president of the Central labor council, said he expected to I have 13,282 signatures by Satur- 1 dav s deadline. j That number is required to force I a city-wide vote on the proposal j i for city rent control. The proposal ; j to substitute city control for fed ; rral control is being sponsored ' i in the city council by t'ommis-i I sinner Ormond R Bean It is to go ! ; before the council Tuesday. I i Tenant organizations and labor i hope to defeat the Bean plan at the November polls, and to retain j i federal control. i PHONf SERVICE SOLO I C. J. and Ruth l.ickhder n f fli-anta Pass have nurrhased the I j Klkton Telephone company from ' I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudson. The I Hudsons have operated the com j pany for the past 18 years. The I.ickliders plan to huild t ' a new phone olfice and rebuild all lines. ELLEN MARKS PASSES Kllrn Marks, wife of C. .1. Marks of Winchester Buy, passed away at the Krscr hospital, in North Rend Sunday mnrnin-;. She wa the sister-in-law of C. K. and John Marks of Roseburg. The Red River of the North, which crosses the I'.S. -Canadian horder, is so railed to distinguish it from the Red River which forma part of the Texas-Oklahoma line. Winnipeg is Canada's fourth larg est city. SOUTH END FUEL CO. Phone 1195-R 207 Rice St. tfere'swry The New Radianfube Cooking Units ore the fa,t, in frieid. oif. hiitorvl They're d,. ioned to put am,, heal in'o utensils oil ,.p ot all 5 cooking ip.d, from imme to -high.' Cook more evenly, fOJ. wi with Ims current. And1 each unit Hps up for "y cleaning. Central k State, Ph. 2ttS 72 Boys Sciitd Whilt Viewing Obsctnt Movit CHICAGO i.V) Polite raidH ihe biftement of a north siome ytbterday and seized 72 tern-aged boys who they said were viewing obscene movies. Juvenile officer Ted Groark said the movies were "shocking, the worst we've ever seen' Ten of the boys, 17 to 19, will appear in boy's court today on charges of being inmates of a disorderly hours. Sixty-two boys from 13 to 16 years of age, will appear in family court. Police said they were looking for a woman who reportedly rented out the films. 'Y' HOUR CHANGED The "V" women's exercise hour will not be held Friday night due to the Benson school carnival The program will be continued at 7:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 27. Deaf Mute Deer Hunter Shot Twice In Leg EUGENE . A deaf mute deer hunter is in a hospital here with two bullet wounds in one leg while police today investigated cir-1 cumstances of the shooting. Police said Gale Rinehart, Rt. 1. Dallas, was a member n a party of deaf mutes on the hunting ex-J cursion near Lorane. He was shot ' in the right leg and Ihe hospital i t ported his condition not srrious. 1 Also being inveligated is the gun j mishap in which LeRoy S. McCay. 1 14, of Rt. 5. Eugene, had one hand severely injured. The gun went off I when his hand was on the muzrle. ' Orientation Classes I Offered By V.A. j The Veterans administration will give an indoctrination and orienta tion course Thursday and Fndav i evenings of this week for all Douglas county volunteers who: vish to learn how to help patients , to reajust themselves to a normal i life. I The classes will he held fn the! library of the special services 1 building at the Veterans hospilal. ' Doctors and other hopital ersonnel will discuss various tvpes j of patients and modern method; j of treatment for the psychiatric 1 patient and the role of the volunteer i in helping. j The valley of Ihe Red River of Ihe North is constantly threatened with floods because of tha slight1 slope nf its floor. d Plywood plants at Eugene ond Wlno mmo, Oregon lumber mill at Roteburg, Oregon logging camp on livtle Rver. o Seaman Jailed For Buckingham Palace Robbery LONDON tjP) Douglas Monro, 25-year-old British seaman, was jailed here pending a hearing OcU 23 on a charge of breaking into Buckingham palace. A Scotland Vard inspector said Monro waa identified by two per sons as the man they saw early Friday with a dispatch box stolen ..urn i).i , Monro is lormally charged with -burglariously breaking and enter - ing the palace and stealing a dispatch box, containing corres- pondence, worth 3 pounds IM.40). The box was taken from he room of Maj. Gen. A. (. halls- bury-Jones, marshal of the diplo - matic corps. Salisbury-Jones is a secretary lo Ihe king, dealing with diplomatic social correspondence. Meanwhile, high lor! investiga tion was underway at Soclland Vard lo determine how the burglar penetrated a acreen of detectives. ,'7up ed o the - a' family Iron, intruders, Une of the devices which failed is an automatic record olaver toTeratewnen which is supposed to ope the beam from an electric eye is broken. A loudspeaker at Scotland Vard is then supposed to boom out "Buckingham palace has been en tered." Members of the royal family were all out of the city when the burglary occurred. Lane County Democrats Gain In Registration KUGKNE ( The Demo crats are continuing their inroads on the Republican majority in Lane county, election deputy Lloyd i'ayne announced. The figures, as of Sept. 30 .were Republicans, 2H.5W, Democrais, 25.341, and miscellaneous, 1,181. Complete figures, through the Oct. 7 deadline, are not available yet. The IVad Sea is 1,290 feet below sea level. face "Broken Out? Do as so manv do for skin improve mentuse. Resinol Soap for daily cleansing you'll enjoy medicated Resinol to soothe pimply irritation. RESINOUS fir I Wilson To Speak X,On Liquor Issuo Harold T). Wilson, secretary of the Oregon Temperance league, will speaK Tuesdav, Oct. 17. 1:30 p.m., at the First Christian church, under Ihe auspices of the Roseburg ministerial association. His audience will be composed of ministers and laymen from the various churches o f Roseburg and vicinity. Wilson wilj discuss , ., , " n m : Nov,mb,r elecon bXt. The mng will provide op- lni for uUoZ, ,nd ,,". 1 CUM,0 ,nd lllerure ,nd dls. , , teri, w,n b available (or u5e , ,ne varou, church. A jnre,te(1 p,rson,, regardless of chur.n ,(fjiijon ,re iavittd. lD t. . . . pii, romana LODOriTeJ BIOCK Rent Control Abolition PORTLAND t&i City coun cil's local rent control ordinance apparently will gather dust on a shelf. AFL Central Labor council of- lfin'l' reported they had obtained i r.Jj'"? nur" . I '"'TJ'. rimM from taking ' lL " "" " i"" iirvii ! ;!" ' "n't be held ordinance would expire. Meanwhile, federal rent controls continue. They will die automati cally Dec. 31 unless the city coun cil takes action tomorrow on an jf)rgon Apartment House Owners' association request for decontrol. AIR FORCE TESTS An officer Irom the main re cruiting office in Eugene will ad minister tests and complete en listment papers from 8 a.m. to noon, Oct. 20, at the local Army and Air Force recruiting office in the armory, 'or all men who are interested in the aviation cadet and navigation cadet programs of the Army Air Force. SLABWOOD in 1 2-1 6 and 24 in ler-ths OLD GIOWTH FIR DOUBLt LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Ph.ne tSI ttt ' from Oregon's finest Douglas fir Plywood is known as the "miracle' wood. How it gets that way at Associated Plywood plants is no miracle at all, but rather a com bination of outstanding natural and man-made circumstances. The rich, rain forests of Oregon yield the fine Douglas fir that comes to Associated mills. These mills are among the largest and most modern in the plywood in dustry, with a number of manu facturing "firsts" to their credit." And in these mills work more than 700 skilled craftsmen mOft ASSOCIATED MMIK GENERAL Off! o r f i o Lewis And Clark Takes League Lead Lewis and ( lark's pile-driver as still in high near .Saturday night as the Pioneers cut down Pacific university. 24 to 0. lo bring their scoring total in two North west football conference games to fix points while holding opponents scoreless. At Caldwell, the College of Idaho Coyotes, sparked by Levon Scott, opened conference play by defeat ing Whitman college. 28 20. Scott scored three touchdowns and helped set up the fourth. Reuben "The Tank" Baisch was a triple touchdown scorer as Lewis and Clark handed Pacific its first home game loss since 1946. The Pioneers picked off touchdowns in each quarter while rolling to IS first downs against the Badgers' three. e Other conference teams Willam ette and Linfield played non- league games. The Bearcats and the University of Hawaii struggled to a 21-21 deadlock in the return game of a series that opened in Honolulu the day before Japanese filanes struck Pearl Harbor. Wil amette. playing its third game in eight days, ran up a 21-0 lead in the first 11 minutes and then couldn't hold off the rallying Ha waiians. 1 infiiM apt down Southern Ore gon Collece of Education. M to 0, 1 with fullback Randall Harrison idled with injuries for two weeks, scoring two last half touchdowns. FOR CHRISTMAS that with ONf D0UAK It fTVt OOt LARS as down poymtnt you can ktv-o woy any orticli in our ttorsf v. W I I .' i ' ,i f r llff bbi ja mam ' nnrtr PUOKE U03J 'tWSSIKTmATJtfKSOM G05C5UCS 0CK0N 5 who have had years of training and experience. The plywood they produce (both exterior and interior panels) is grademarked and trademarked a double guarantee of product quality and user satisfaction. APMI trademarked plywood is available through company-owned and other warehouses located in major building and distribution centers... Thus it is that Oregon produced APMI plywood is sold from coast to coast, and is widely used in America's most impor tant industries. c i o CI St EUOENE, I John J. Raskob, Bachtr I Of Al Smith, Ptmti CKNTREVrU.E, Md. Mi I John J. Raskob. 71, behind-the-scenes political figure of the '30 s and a pioneer in the automobile j installment - buying plan, died at hia estate here yesterday. I As a former chairman of the finance committee of General Mo ; tors, and associal eof the Du Pont i of Wilmington. Raskob waa on of the coun'Q s leading Industrial- ists. I But he was most remembered for his political experiences. He dropped out of his business posi. ! tions in 1928 to back Al Smith in his unsuccessful bid for the presi dency. NW OlfTITIAN AT VETS Misa Velna Werth of Powell Butte, Ore., has arrived at tha Veterans hospital lo assume her duties as assistant dietitian. Miss Werth received her training at the University of Minnesota hospital - at Minneapolis and graduated on Sept. 1. LAUNDRY . . . LAUNDRY WA.HpAys PROMPT. lElSONAILE, TH0R0U6I ROSEBURG LAUNDRY LINEN SUPPLY M - H.t., tt. MMM IU LAUNDRY LAUNDRY O OfffGON P Roseburg 120 W. Oak, Ph. 121 S u o o o o o 0 o Oc::d
