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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1950)
O PICTUREB ABOVE are the four winners in the Women's dais C golf tournament nine-hole com. petition, at the Roseburg Country club. They ere, left to right, Mrs, E. T, Krewson, championship fight winner; Mrs. R. L. Harris, first flight runner-up; Mrs. Don Smith, first flight winner, and Mrs. Bruce Hetriclc, championship runnerup. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.) 1 Mk' v l V III' ' his - - ', I ( HELD BY POLICE Ennis Gillum (above!, 26, a salesman, sits with his wife, Irene, in Detroit, Mich., police headquarters, after the bludgeoning of four women and two children. According to Homicide Detective Sgt, Edward Jacques, the only reason Gillum could give for going berserk was, "being eraty drunk." One vic tim, Mrs, Dorothy Julian, 47, died of wounds, (AP Wirephofo.l Set., Oct. 21, 1950 The Nwj-R!i, Hmhuft, On. ? E,-4 I 1 SNAPSHOT CONTEST WINNER This picture of Joseph Wet. ilauskas of Weferbury, Conn., blowing smoke rings for hit daughter Shirley, won for him the grand prise in the National Newspaper Snapshot contest. The grand prize was $1,000 end its addition Wasiieuikes wen another $500 for winning the Class B (vouna people end adults) section of the contest. A ReHeiflex camere with a remote control attachment was used to make the picture at f.22 at l250th of second with two flashbulbs. (AP Wirephoto.i COUNTRY CLUB CHAMPS Pictured at the far left is Mrs. Walter Brydget, winner of the 1950 women's fall championship at the Roseburg Country club. Mrs. M. E. Ulscheffer, center, was the runner-up in the club competition. Mrs. Rolstyn Bridges, right, wat the medalist. Not pictured are Mrs. H. C. Stearns, first flight class A winner, and Mrs. James Hughes, first flight runner up. The women finished the tournament play Tuesday. (Picture by Paul Jenkins.) HANLEY WITH BEWEY AT LUNCHEON Gov. Thomet E. Dewey of New York (left! sits betide Lieut. Gov, Joe R. Henley at luncheon given veterans committee at the Hotel Roosevelt in New York City, A politicel controversey stilt reged respecting a fetter made pubtie tn which Henley tola trtena: if I will consent to fake the nomination to the U.S. Senate t am definitely assured of being able to clean up my financial obligations within 90 days." (AP Wirephoto.i I j ' ., !, ; (fit TafopfcMf RFTtIRN TO RUINS Crrytn her chlid on ber been end sack of gTln on htr beid, thu womaa weli pi's rums a ctairu section at Wonin. Korte. RIuset ere bef inning to return to Us. citjr tbe iUOt M nwvtt on tomettf pyongj tng, tne Red capitu. lExcluuve EA-Ause pboto bf suit Pnotofrtpner 3 Ricnirt 0. rwrisonj. SWEDE WEAPONS l"t the Crxetuaumt m of Skn. two soldiers take up attentive puutiuiiS lor Utetr pert la the Sweduti trmjt extrnsive w feme. The soldier at left ii ututf w enU-Unk wee poo,. Swedish counterpart of the tasnoue Americea hemnta. r 1 L ft - P e V V 1 eHSt ' .-ii..." LnW' :-'t''" " Tan.. AMMUNiTlOM-SOX ARCHiTECTUBE-A workman at Karfal. V. worir. m builrtinf from Armv surplus ammunition boxes. Use of the catea for buitdinf fa widespread in the Norfolk area. Six hundred boxes provide enough, material for a combination f arage and utility room, and cost old $30, "J I ;!..- . , ...5, a J TANK DUEL 8. tank moves into a Korean farm after inock:n eat time Sorts Koreas F-J4 task tnumfierti on the road to Kumchon. They are part of the advancing 1st Cavalry Uiruion. (NEA-Acma pnots s Staff Fbotosrasher Ed Hoffman. VISIT US DURiNO 1 v Therr'l ootbtng Kke visit to tb brsuty shop to perk up your spirits and j our appearance. White yottr relaxing, oat skilled beauty operator is fashioning jour hair into as txquiiiie new style. A manicure, facial aotf eyebrow shaping wilt complete the picture of fascinating new yon.' 'Trefy your beauty jhop dors mondtrfu! things for you that yo could neier do at home. ttllMtONf fO AM AfTOtNTMWT tOBAY fin? ."Ts t'lf , ! " . ll,Ittf,..l Tu"e t 'od"i Hfittm KRXL. Monday, October 23 ot to A.M. i'. tor Our Ptooom Oft "Notsorvot geoury Week." -! Roseburg Associated Shops Of The Oregon Beauticians Association FAISHAVEN SALON Of SEAUTT Eileen Schoonover Fern Croo Dorothy Roini fk 1004-1 III Heneid Ave. Atvs WsnsSon Beauty SKop tn Wmjion IRINI'S 8IAU7Y SNOf '?vf WangejrKm Sade Leweyrt O Mae HtHono MILUX'S BiAUTY SALON ESt fMert.rk, Myrtle Hs Ptwne J) r eerie siu eiAUTY tuns Milter's &r. Sere nnt O Norma Lee Donovan 07 JetrHs JIH UMPOUA HOTEL HAUTY SALON Eluobeth Huois Pot Kertt Mariorie Miiet S tror Vmeeue Hotet yALLIY IEAUTY iALOK Heien to Q Fem Andruc Pkene SST 105 I. Weihrnttea VELMA'S IEAUTY SHOP Wfmo Wrltort Zetmo Davit rtmte 44t Pettfle fvi!t r l
