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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1950)
REMEMBER THE MAN REMEMBER THE NAME REMEMBER TO VOTE FOR CARL HILL COUNTY JUDGE DOUGLAS COUNTY CARL HILL A lifelong resident of the County. CARL HILL Logger and Lumberman. CARL HILL Sportsman. CARL HILL An Educator. CARL HILL An Engineer. CARL HILL Is eminently qualified in very respect for the po sition of County Judge. Vote For CARL HILL General Election, Nov. 7 " Paid Political Advertisement Hill for Judge Committee J. Amocher, Sec, Roseburg, Ore. A it a ul-3 SURVIVOR Army Lt. Alex ander Makeroumis, 27, of Low. II, Matt., wat one of only three 'survivors of 280 American pris oners of war on a North Korean death march from Seoul to the North Korean capital of Pyong yang. (AP Wirephoto.) Blood Test For All As Measure Of Defense Urged By FRANK CAREY Aisociertd Press Science Reporter WASHING ON iJP Effort 10 determine the blood type of every person in the nation on a volun tary basis were recommended as a civilian defense measure. A division of the U. S. public health service recommended that the service as a whole, together with state and local health depart ments, "accept the responsibility for develop. ng efficient, economi cal community programs" to meet that objective. ' If atomic warfare, or even bombardment by high explosives, resulted in sudden and extensive civilian casualties, the knowledge, oi the part of most citizens, of their blood type would result in savins the lives of many people," a civil defense committee of the association of state and territorial health officers said. "Little time would be available after such a disaster struck to proceed with a mass blood-typing program." Meanwhile, the acting director of the civil defense office in the na tional security resources board, James J. Wadsworth, said the na lion's civil defense just be organ ized on a neighbor-help-neighbor basis. In a broadcast, Wadsworth said that the atom bomb has so multi plied civil defense problems that no one community can expect to stock up all the equipment and manpower it might need in case of an attack. PERENNIAL CROP? , DELBURNE, Alta In 1948, a barley crop was sown and harvested near here. Last year a good volunteer crop came through from seed accdentally scattered the year before, although the land was due to be summer fallowed. This year, another volunteer crop is under way, and looks as though : it may be the heaviest of t h e three. Brand Mew SIPGER Electrics IF lr. r.iurf (.ml Or LIVING ha? cut heavily into your clothing budget you need a brand new SINGER Sewing Machine. Then you can make, mend and alter your own clothes as well as the wardrobe for the entire family . . . and at substantial savings. Immediate Delirery on some singer models. prices start at $8950 COMPUTE COURik In Home Dressmaking given without charge with the purchase of each New SINGER. DE LLAt DESK MOOft "BUDGET" Di'jK MODIl Tt flAir-rJAtttjH. POITAfcl e. UlrfW. X Swfar M-f Co. FOR YOUR PROTECTION SINGER sells its Machines only through Singh Iwi ccnTTis identified by the Red "S" on the window ond never through depart rtieTf ttores, dealers, cthr outlets. o SINGER SEWING JMACrgNE JO. 2M N. Jackson Rosebura, Phone 723 Mickty Cehtn't Smear Tactics In LA. Publiciitd Tuet., Oct. 24. 150 Trto Nowi.Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 I.OS ANGELES (. A fan tastically tW 'tiv ; s m e a r cam paign by Mobster Mickey Cohen has made the Los Angeles police department "the most maligned" in the nation. Collier's said Fri day. In an article titled "Don't Go Out Alone at Night in LA.." the weekly magaiine said that by re markable manipulation of the public mind, Cohen and his rack eteers have made it appear that the real criminals are not crooks, cutthroats and corrupters but the police. "To get the heat off himself, the little hoodlum had built a fire under the police department every time he got into trouble, " the Howard whitman story said. "It was cops and robbers in reverse." The story had the highest praise for the 4.306-man department and its chief, William H. Parker. The great harm of Cohen's smoke screen, the article said, is that "cop baiting has diverted public attention from the city's real crime problem, . crimes Stat Grflnat Offiem bins, robbing and raping of inno cent victims; the burglarizing of homes, the strong arming of men and women in the streets, the mo lestation and defilement of child ren." To Hold Annual Meet Oregon State Grange officera are scheduled to hold district meet ing for Douglas county at p. m.. hall. Members of Pouglaa county Granges are invited to ittend the annual affair. The Pomona Grange will administer the fifth degree for candidates from subordinate Granges in the evening. A potluck dinner is arranged for ( p. m. try the different flavors . . . CLICQUOT CLUB CULPRIT AND VICTIM Ericlc Madsen. 17 months old, complaint loudly as Pancho, an actor in the St. Louis Zoo's chimpanxee show, appropriates for his own use e bottle of pop belonging to Erik. They met in Forest Park, St. Louis, where the ioo is loeeted. (AP Wirephoto.) SOUTH END FUEL CO. Phone 1195 R 207 Rice St. TOM COLLINS - GRAPE SODA CREAM LEMON & LIME ROOT BEER - ESKIMO COOLER FULL 32-oi. QUARTS Jin 5-. J v ' , y' 1. New atomic toolt Our sciential equlpre teat Rli Lr jli"-! , 1 engineawithpistonrlngstawatodattheAtomicEnergy rg i. S. JmUlfl 1 Commiasion'. Oak Ridge Plant. Foi the r.t time. f 'ilVNM 1 If ' ''l- r 2. Geisler counter detected the rate at which met I V m; V' '11 li worv away from these atomically treated ring under 1 :Vy ?-umr M different circumstances, and with different oile! jVv4 ef l jt 'jf f (mm 3. 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