The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 25, 1950, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextO 0) o c O o 1 Th rWEtyitw, Rot.bijy, Or.W.d., Oct. 25, jj50 local WSCS Circlet MhI All Circles of the Woman'! Society of Christian Woman's Society of Christian b of the Tirst Methodist i will meet on Thursday alt- Service church Attend Logginf Congress B. L. Martin, of Martin Bros. Box Co., and Jack Chapman, forester for the Oakland branch of the com - Cany, are attending the Northwest oggmg congreta in Portland this week. Visit in Cottag Grove Mrs. N'eal Borthwick and daughter, Cheryl Lynn, spent the weekend in Cottage Grove visiting at the home of Mrs. Borthwick's grand parent, Mr. and Mrs. William Thum. McGaugheyt Visit Mr. and Mrs. Sam McGaughey and daughter, for mer Roseburg residents now living in Arcada, were visitor! here from Saturday till Tuesday at the home of Mn. Dale Guiley on the Curry estate. Mn. Guiley ii Mn. Mc Gaughey mother. Pf 0 Sisterhood Entertains The B. I. chapter of the PKO Sister hood will meet at 12:30 o'clock dessert luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 26, at the home of Mrs. Paul Helweg in Laurelwood to honor Mra. A. E. Rilmnre, slate organ iter from Portland. Methodist Circles To Meef Five , circle of the First Methodist ' to their home in haiem alter spenn-: quaiinea ior mis nonor. wirsen church will meet Thursdav alter-1 ing week visiting with their son danger taid. ilthni--h they didn't noon. Circle No. 1 meeti with Mrt. "d daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mn. ;send in their reports. E. M. Bleile; Circle No. 2 with Duncan McLean .Ir and grand-! Mn. Ann Stom; Circle No. 3 with ' Mra. A. L. Boiler: Circle No. I with Mn. A. B. Taylor: and Circle No. 5 with Mn. J. E. Dent. Ta Leave For Alaska Mr. and Mrs. lrv Morrii are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mr.. H. B. Kruse in Roseburg. They have just re turned from a trip to Ohio and will be in Roseburg for a few daya to complete plant for their forthcom ing trip to Alaska, where Morris will be employed by an Alaska newspaper. Are your posienloni proper, ly protected fay adequate In surance present cott con sidered? We ere equipped H handla any In surance problem you may hove with policial ef sound, rolioble com panies. PROMPT, COURTEOUS StRVICI Ralph L. Russell Loan Rtprettntotivo Cquitobli Savings & Loon Ann. E. V. Lincoln Iniuronco Associate Douglas County State Bonk Blag. Room 112 Pfiont VI) J.VT, ,1 "The Northwest and Alaska Defense Must Be Strong" mm o 1490 ON YOUR DIAL Fait. Adv. Rt-Cltct Stnafor Waynt Meru Committt, H. J. Ci, CHirmn, L C. SfliMmoitt, Tr $00 $4Wthwtt IptMalwav, Prtl)Ai, Orttjow. News i Granoe Officer Te Meet The i district conference of State Grange i district conference of State Grange ' ' officert will meet at the Rivers- j dale Grange on Thursday, Oct. 26, 1 I at Jr30 p.m. A potluch tupper Willi h iprvM at n m Guardians Club fa Meet The - -- r Dour Ins ( ountv Guardians club will 1 meet Friday, Oct. 27 at the Masonic hall in Oakland. Dinner will oe ; served at 7 p.m. All Jobs Dtugh- tcrs guardian councils are invited to attend. tH'rt wiesendanger, "executive sec- DAV And Auijliary T. Meet retary of K. O. G. Dean Perrine chapter No. , Dis-i Marion county had nine winners a bird American Veterans, and the ! to lead the list and Clackamas, ladies of the auxiliary will rmumc , Douglas and Jackson, each with trieir regular meeting on Thursday, , six winners, were the second high Oct. 2, at 7:45 in the basement est counties. Thirteen Oregon coun- of the armory. r, ! "wn ,ne n,sn"1 nonor ,n "re t Communist headquarter! re- and numeroul minor thefu dur- "1"'Jr"m Cancer Fund Dance - The Da- Pr- w. lulled in tuspension of the writ Jl ing October. Some of these oc- i War VtttranS ClWf mon Runyon cancer fund dance i All of the 51 winner! are mem- habelJ corpu, l0r ,n ,Uspected curred after their arrest and re- will be at the armory Thurtday, , hi , o. tne Oregon Green Guards, tubversives by President (Juirino. lease to the care of parent!, Arkell PORTLAND t.W The com Oct. 28. The dance it sponsored the youth activity of Keep Oreson Th. Bov.rnment is hnlrtine with. I rroorted minder in chief of the United Span- by the Fraternal Order of Eaglet, Aerie, No. 1497. and all proceed, go to the cancer fund. Relaated From Mercy Hetpital Lyle G. Bowers, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bowert, his been re- leased from Mercy hospital follow. : mg an operation. He is convaie. cing at home and hopes to be back in school next week. Return to Salem Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mcl-ean Sr. have returned children, Duncan, nooert inn mir-1 inn. at their new home on the Garden Valley road Clothes Dryer From Waste Wood Projected Al Hills and Virg Green of Rose burg are organizing a manufactur ing firm to make a newly designed clothes drier manufactured from waste wood products. The two men have built a plant on the Melrose road to manufacture the drier. They will make the wood material for the drier, from waste tlabwood from local sawmills. The wood will be finished on a line bor ing machine and then assembled The new drier! are made entirely of wood with the exception of a few nails and aome glue. Prayer Group Meetings Scheduled Thursday Thursday, Oct. 26. the Womens : Cottage Prayer groups will meet at j follows: Riverside: Lee residence, 1 421 Wood St.. 10:011 a.m..: Eden- bower: McCall residence, 1942 Bea con Way, 10:00 a.m.: ( loverdale: Kelstrup residence, 23.10 Madison court. 10 00 a m.: Millers Add'n.: France residence. 525 Marsters SI. 2:00 p.m. Ladies of all denom inations are invited to attend. Vital Statistics Mirritgo License RARE-JOHNSON Kielh Allen Bare and Shirley Kay Johnson, both of Myrtle Creek. Divorce Suits Filed WORM AN Anna Boll vs. Clare Lynn Wnrman. Plaintiff charge, cruel and inhuman treatment and acks restoration of former name. SHIELDS Freda Jo vs. Charles ; L. Shields. Cruel and inhuman ! treatment charged. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children and $.i0 monthly support money. 8:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Rasghurg YdfclthS Win Citations For K.O.G. Activity Six Roseburg youthi are Included in the list of SI Oregon boyi ag)d girla who have been riled hv the Keep Oregon Green association for outstanding efforts during the past outstanding efforts during the past summer' in reducing man-caused forest fires. These are Phillip Antone, Eddie MSCCS Kernah H Tumor Ra nh . ' . " I J. lurner, jerry Young and Greg ory Young. I Each boy and girl singled out for i special honors hat been awarded i a special - service under fire badge, and a copy of the book re- cently published on "Treet to Know in Oregon," according to Al- !'!" n.fl ,nd 'CU wh0 1U.I - i Green, which now includes more than 34 000 Oregon boys and girls. L,"1 " made each year by j the Keep Oregon Green asxoci alion to boys and girls who have done outstanding service to their state in fire prevention beyond the usual call of disy. i To qualify for a "service under DALLAS (.V) Qualified ap fire" badge, a Green Guard must : nroval of schools ooeranne two ses- submit an actual report of hit in- oivinuai etiori logeiner wun a cer- lification by an adult. Many of the 34.OO0 Green Guards undoubtedly TrniltlM Lp(An HUininiJ For Pre-Natal Mothers Slated sont for pre-nalal mothers is seticollon h,rvMt ' undtr ' to begin Oct. 31, under the spon sorship of the Oregon State Nurs ing association. District II. The association will hold seven weekly meetings at the Red Cross rooms in the Rosebur? armory. Six of the meetings will take place weekly on Tuesdays from 2 to 4 in the afternoon. One will be held in the evening and include tant" fathers. expec-l It it planned lo hive Dr. E. J. Wnnscott, public health officer for Douglas county, as a lecturer and in addition a psychiatrist, as yet unannounced, from the Veterans hnnital. The classes are open primarily to expectant mothers, hut anyone Interested in this tvpe of program "iv attend. There is no charge for the series and women mav register w.tu Mrs. H. K. Merman of the American Red Cross. Following is a schedule of the classes bv week.: UNIT 1 (Oct. 3D Introduction to course: How Does Your Baby Grow? Film: "Story of Menstru ation." Discussion. Speaker: Miss Fulton. ' L'NIT t Sov. 71 Hygiene of Pregnancy: Discussion on (1) phys ical and emotional reaction nuring pregnancy, (2) essential, of good ar.lrpartal hygiene. Speaker., psy chiatrist and Mrs. Graham. UNIT 3 (Nov. 14) Fond for thought and layette demonstration: Review of food for normal con ditions including posters, charts, and food displays. Discussion. Speaker, Mr.. Mae Mathews. UNIT 4 (Nov. 21) Labor: How a baby is born and how labor pro giesse.. Review of birth atlas. Dis- cussion Speaker, nr. f.. j. wain- tcntt and Mrs Helen jnnnson. UNIT S (Nov. 28.) The new mother and her need.: Discussion on (1) what happen, emotionally and physically after the hahy is born and (2) a family plan for meeting those needs. Speakers, psy chologist and Mis. Joanne Bruns. I'MT (Dec. M The new baby and hi. needs: Discussion on (1) what the new born baby is like. (7) how he behave, and (3) plan ning (or the baby's care. Film Care of the New Born Baby." Speaker. Miss Soule I'MT 7 I Dec. 12) Demonstration and practice: Technique of baby's I bath, formula making and equip ment. Speakers and demonstrators, Viss Fulton, Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Johnson. TRACTOR KILLS WOMAN COOS BAY i.n Mrs. Reuben Young, 42. tried lo turn a tractor around on a road near Myrtle Point Monday. It went over the edge of an embankment, rolled 10 feet, .-.nd crushed her lo death. Her widower and five children survive. 25,000 OREGON JOBS IN DANGER! Vote against the measure that implies restric tions on alcoholic beverage advertising only! Because this measure would conflict with lederal laws, it would mean total prohibition. Th Hct, thrfor, would b eomplore prohibition ef all brands of alcoholic bovoragos In Oregon . . . and 55,000 Oregon pooplo would ba unomployod! I i f .UiilUilN ll WlJLJUliJLUilD I mrna-TTTniii . 8 Kibirxm GiQn Ltsson In Fakt Firt Alarm LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (.It The fire department at nearby Jackson ville decided to do something about moisis who get in the way at it-, a a i i. .. 1. v.. i.lcourt her. ,,ve yMr, ,mpnson- lire alarm. I wnfn motorist' started driving over hoe f Ul K'nt.. u" ; j non-existent fire, the firemen. started squirting water -at tHt ......... ......... miiviii. On man tnn ntmi.li fir. man. It cott the puncher $10 in court. The fireman had black eye. Rtd Plan To Overthrew Philinain Gnvt R-.-J n'"PP" "t. Bared MANILA IJP The national defense department says it has dis covered a secret Communist mas ter plan to overthrow the Philip pine! government. It laid the Rdds planned an army of 116,000 men to oegin tne revolution next year. I Discovery of the asserted olan I 0lll cnJrI!e ,nd wjthout bail 99 of , ,he los on, ,rrested jB rljd5 i on Communitst headquarter!. . .. , , . c . - . P'" acnooi sessions 10 ' Aid Harvesting Okayed J tiont each day to itudentt can en - gage in agricultural work nas neen given by the U. S. department of i Labor A second session of school each day will be acceptable if it ia pro- vided during the normal achool day. roughly between the houra of 7 a. m. and 5 p. m., William J. Rogers, regional dir-ctnr of the de- partment't wage and hour division. said His statement was made in the midst of a variety of proposals here the chiefly from west Texas TWO-POUND BABY LONDON (Pi A two-pound oaoy waa norn nere aionaay. tie' hat had nothing to eat since birth, and nothing to drink but a spot of brandy tnd witer, but doctort say he is doing fine. The child, horn prematurely to Mra. J. Mckenzie, it in an incuba tor. COLLEGE GIVEN 5750,000 HANOVER, N. H. (P) John D. Rockefeller Jr., ol New York, l.a. given (250,000 to Dartmouth college. Rockefeller suggested the gift be applied as endowment for student scholarships to honor Dr. Ernest Martin Hopkins, Dartmouth's pres ident from 191S lo 1945. OWN GUN KILLS HUNTER SALEM IP) Albert Van San ten, 52, was killed Tuesday while hunting bird, on hi. farm across the river from Salem. His wile found his body. Police said he avparently leaned the gun on a fence and that it fell over and went off. SHEEPSKINS HIGHER DETROIT It casts more to graduate now, too. Wayne university paid II .US last year-for English sheepskin parch ment diplomas. Yesterday it dis covered the present price is $2.05. While most of Korea's mineral wealth is in the northern part of the country, several minerals are found in large quantities only in the south. FOR CHRISTMAS el wild ONf 0OIU t rtvi D0US at down payment you can knr-O-way any article in our store? N II ' 1I03J E05EBUEC OBttON - Y00 P iV'VMrW ii Indian Boys, 11-14, Cftet Prison Teens PORTLAND Two of inree milOQUin inaian ooys in- iwiwa in :h'Ui wereCkentenced in federaj tllltlH III ICI ICI Ul wmgtaiic . li.ved' " iiirj wcic vuiinu num. ii, w- to be U)e youngest delend- ever to appear in federal dis- court here, and Roland Lalo, 14, who cried for hit parent at he " ,f,en,te?ced Both had consented to be prose cuted at juvenile delinquent mi Judge Gui J. Solomon (ave them the maximum aenteno under the act. A third boy, 14. will be sen tenced later after a physical exam ination to determine whether he it tubercular. Indian Servlee Agent John Arkell said the theft included breaking into garages and driving away trucks and automobiles later found wrecked, abandoned or with mo- i tort burned out, ourgiary oi ine ! Chiloquin liquor store life of 175 1 ' St0, Granqt Officer, il u.u Tl T To Hold Annual Mtt Oregon State Grange officers are scheduled to hold a district meetinc for Douglas county at 2 p.m.. Oct. 26 in the R'versd.le Grange hall. Member of Douglas c o u n t y 'Granges are invited to attend the annual anair. jne rnmona urange will administer the fifth degree for candidate! from tubordin- ale Granges in the evening. A pot- luck dinner is arranged for ( p.m. i Mrj. E. Hiney, Hurt In l i i r WH1"i in iv cutjcn Mrs. Edgar Hiney, injured in at automobile accident which took the lives of two men Saturday night. ' ' removed from Mercy hospital night. She was taken to Eugene by Long & Orr ambulance. Mr. I Hiney was operating the car, ac- i cording to stale police reports. JOE'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 6 Course Spaghetti Dinner 1.25 SI 7 North Jackson Open From 12 Noon to 10 P.M. Sat. fc Sun. 1 P.M. te 11 P.M. Closed Tuesday The most powerful gasoline your Yes, many of today's engines have been ttepped-up. i i . they call for more powerful gasoline! Now Shell give yon the most powerful gasoline your car can us Shell Premium. It's "activated." 3 NO VTONDER SHELL IS WINNING MORE NEW GASOLINE CUSTOMERS THAN ANY OTHER..BRAND. Mont' laattn Rival Supports Latourtrtt PORTLAND Dav Hoover hai damoed from the Rmibjcan OJrl lu ck nuwiru iaiuurciie - .. . , ! Hv'r. Deadwood farmer wo ; "MM" ayne morse in ine Republican primary last May. taid Dr,in. Yoncalla. Oakland. Suther- mortuary it in charged local ar in a atament released here. ! lm Myrtl. Crttk Riddle, Canyon-1 rangementt. ' I nave aeciaea to support now ara Miouretie Democratic nom nee lor uniiea siatea senator, ana will vote for him in the election tl' 'j i, i. . . He laid it wat "obviout to me that Monroe Sweetland Demo cratic national committeeman, . ii n . fa Hoover said th. Soc.ali.tt and crackpot iringe are backing Morse, "I deeided. hit statement eon-; 1 tinued, "thai if it is all right fort. ause ot a conincting radio ; the Socialist to back Morse, and Er?,ac" l,on.rMmn H a r r i t if it is all right for Morse to vote Ellsworth, er visiting towns north i with the Socialista 75 percent of the burg, wat unable to join time in the Senate, then it is all rjght for me to support Latourette." p.:.: nui : i.sh War Veteran! laid here that : "patriotism haa been dying on the i vine for a number of yean." Harry E. Williams, Portland, about it. sma ll was time iu uu sviiiciiiuia Williams said the job was up to th. ve,erans of the country. He tpoke , b,nquel hl, honor. . welcoming him back home after ! nj, election to head the nation'l 'DRUNK' JAILED Charlet Edward Bray, 26, Mer rill, charged with drunkenness, was committed for 10 days in the citv jnl in lieu of a 120 fine. Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle reported. SOUTH END FUEL CO. Phone 119S-R 207 Rice St. car can tj" Actually. Shell splits molecules to get' more power for today's more powerful engines. So you get t gasolin that's "activated"! Get s tankful of "activated" Shell Premium today. Your Shell Dealer is the man to see. fmm a continuing impartial study of monthly jruoline purchases or a period of 27 months. SHELL CDGOP Candidates Address Central : IiaiiaIm ! or , The Republican "bandwagon" UPaVri Hnlal fivM inln joaiu u,urH , t... a. .ik M.n.ot.. .,;....... - ivme, Azalea and Glendale. R,pUbIic,n c,nHid., lnd part. , Hork,rI Uf, R0burg Tuesday . maring , . ch,rtered but ac- companied by a sound car and held brir ou,door r,1jf j , wi(h , ,,rg, numbtt of in each community. , "", ! j n.id clendale the caravan on the tour through myrue vrccn, niaaie and canyon ville. but wat the principal tpeaker at the Glendale meeting. At the dinner session, held in the Glendale auditorium with ap proximately 50 Glendale re.identt, the various candidate, were. intro duced by EvereU Skillings Jr., who made arrangement! for the meet ing and acted a. master of cere monies. Congressman Ellsworth spoke briefly on domestic affairs and the Korean situation, then an swered a number of Questions ,,m Springer SJlu; J vernor wcKay. the audience. Eugene "Old Ironsides" still holds a com mission as a U. S. warship. WOOD FOR SALE 16" Core Wood $8.00 per load Split Log Endi not to exceed 16" 8.00 per loed Unsplit Log End 4.00 per load Extra charge for any load more than lix milei from the plant. The Martin Brothers Box Co: Oakland, Oregon use! PREMIUM jQkccldtnt Viftim'i RittP Str At Santa Clara, Calif. The body of Richard Jame Stuart, 23, killed in the creteion of twd automobilAav south of K.... burg Saturday night it being thin. I peUto Santa Clara, Calif., tonight far fl I rMrm I lamiit.. . J : . .... tn k a c.i.r-. n Born Jan. 31, H27. in Auburn i am., he wat married to France Bay at Carson City, Nev., on Aug. IS. 1944. He wat a veteran of worio. war II. He had been a res- idem of Roseburg the last year and wai a member of the Catholic cnurcn. Surviving are hii widow. Fratjes. and two children, Kathleen and Michael; hit mother, Mrs. Sarah Stuart; seven brothers, John, Ro bert, Francis, William, Vincent, Donald and Phillip Stuart, and two sisters, Mrs. Teresa Britton, and Janet Stuart, all of San Jose. WSWS TO MfIT The Women't Society of World Service will meet in the parsonage of the North Roseburg church Thursday at 7:45 p.m. A report on the annual conference at Jen. ning't Lodge will be given by Mrt. C. O. Smith. Devotions will be led by Mrs. Ralph Arenimier. All wo men interested are cordially in vited to attend. Registered Willi motto Val ley brad Ramnaya from im ported rims. Choice selec tiona rv w available. Oakmoad Farm Newberg. Oregon Phone 2211 and 2212 0 , Activation malcts th dtfertnet Shell scientitrt, nting rfc ftr tili Sit crude, irjtt the moltv cults hf tplminjr tnd rMirtnt ing rhsttn tccordinc to Shcll't formula for pcrfectl? hlnd q rawlin. The result -$hH Pr. rniuoi, tht mon potrful ftao lifttbur car can vm. o GASOLINE o o