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o. o o oo o o o oo o o o 0 GO o o O o Co O o Th Ntws-Rtvltw, Roieburg, Or. WidH Nov. 1, O 1 Local News If SO 'Repair Of Homes Major Task In Plood'i Wok Continued From Page One) ian defense Bwl Crou disaster chairman (or f)m.laa county, to day lent notices In the mayor of Riddle, Canyonville and GlenrtSie I aHvlsini? that lutruiai atrwlien in Reported III Mrs. P. T. Buhar , Condition Improving Gladys I tnejr communities contact the It reported to be ill at her home Frenett of Roseburt, who tinder-1 Myrtle Creek office of the Red on South Chadwick atreet. , went emergency surgery Oct. 22, ! Cross, where rs. Madge Gailey is repotted to be improving. jit in charge Attend Conventien-Sig Kelt and . " . I Mrs. R. E. Herman, Red Cross John Fed are in Portland to at sm.rnooa m ntreclor in Roseburg, has re tend the convention of the Inter- cmpi" ot tne rr.u """" I quested tha national Harvester Co. S. UrSpqua River i Ho"0,r, M&ont ?f r - 1 School PuBiit &taaad Peak Reached On Monday, Report School Pupils jtoged Continued From Page One) IXAMINIR ON BUT A driven license exa "Mil be on duty in Roseburg Thursday and Friday. Nov. 2 and 3, at Uie city hall from to S. Bonditi Hold Up Clu9, Got $75,000 In Cash Noble Ltroy Stewart dressed as a tree stump. OiS At Myrtle Crk rtt-iil fnmii'i mnn that rlnun COVINGTON, Ky. Five men held up the 627 club early today and forced the office man ager to turn over S75,O0O in eash a' kent in a safe nnlte rennrled u r- - . i --r Noble Leroy Stewart. (17. died at ' The robbery look place shortly Mynle Creek Oct. 31, following a after the club had closed. Police Improving At Home Mrs. Charles Brundase, who recently un. del went a major operation in roil land, la now at her home in Laurel wood, where she is reported conval escing satisfactorily. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. ftny Cummins of Rosebure. are enjoying CAkutt t Hiva Carnival The a vacation at tneir lodge on tnc ko- ; jter0,e Boy Scout troop will hold gue river, where Ihey were joined , ctrnjva at the Grange hall by the latter's brother and anster- i ThurRrfny nijihl, Nov. 2, at 7 p.m. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller, I The public is invited, of Portland. I I Raturn From Rugano Mr. and Mrs. Don Kruse have returned from a three-day atay in Euijene, where Ihey were delayed by the flood. While in Kugrne they visited Neil Christian, who is in (he Sacred Heart hospital with polio Crushed Rock or BAR RUN GRAVEL Delivered or Sold or Plant Location, 3 milei last of Oakland. 1. D. WALLING was dressed as a cornstalk. Second an. In rh.i. Vnlnlf ftf l,ll. E. S. Kotok of the U. S. forest i itrton. dressed as a tree stump service estimated the south Lmp-t Th mnn .nmir.i anH the rlnun qua river reached its peik t 1 i division were combined and louS a.m. Monday Oct. 30 when P- placet were given. Raymond nruxi iriaiipi v du.umu runic itei oi n l. c. .t i . ..b t.-.t 4 i - . ... .. water per second mvved by the J Gary and Terry Miffsh of pre- j was born Krk 7 i " " to wmston gaug4K stalion ,tnool , 8,,bbed s e c o n d. ; 1883. and had been employed by : !bl' " Ptr0" "X" drw Iun Kotok said 80.000 cubic feet was Blanche Bogard of Fullerlon was the V S. reclamation service until clos"1 Umt about equal in volumn to the aire ,h,rA .h pai i:.mh.rl,n alsn hi. .i t...- ., i-u. ..j n... ted that oersons affected bv of the Uouttlas County hank build, r.".,,' .: . ."'i. t :. V," . ""'."' ..;"Z''V V" 'I T repurieu tv meet Friday. Nov. 3. at the home ih. flood, north of Mvrtle Creek. ' in on Jackson and Cass streets. " 'a . ..Tr.. ,-h v.ci..iJ". "... .li:.'.IX..lYl Charles Carr. office manager. -( II, . 1 It ,,.., unth .tark. k.. ..i I u. J. .k . T"7' " ,- or. ,, .... uur. i nil alio 10 f i t v!r,i u .i ... iw . wumnni , UwrB ot me junior nign, ana make his home with his daughter, son street. Mrs. J. E. oung win, Mrs. Herman again called alien- with a stream aediment atudy be- ,,COnd was taken by Lorene Ed-1 Mrs. Lois B. Briner Mr Stewart be co-hostess. lion to the many service organ- ing made by the forest service. wtr(is of Benson. Best Ghost was wis a member of the Baptist ligations, together with city and On Oct. 23. the river at the gaug-; Stephen Duncan of Rose. Susan I church. Cooktd pood Sale Priaay slate police, sheriff's office and ; ins stalion was 4 25 fret stage and i,. .rf n,in, Maun were ter. I ti,rviin .. ,k;u. rriKnuum ui nwjimi, mnrr BKenrieit, wno amen in an oiscnarging otai runic tet ot water i onrj The judECS were Hal circle, win nave a cooKea iixm an I pnases o( disaster rescue and care per second, me river rose with i Schmeer, Roy Hialt, Mae Math fancy work sale at the J. V. Sport- j of the evacuee. i Ihe continuing rains until it 1 ews Al'Flceel and'Don Forbes. Roitburg Loss Rtportod ; reached a high stae at 32.4 feet. I some 134 prizes, donated by mer- The report of damage caused by I After 1 a.m. Monday, Ihe river fhanls of Roseburg. wet given to flood walera made by City Inspec-1 receded at the rale of about one ; lne al weu unlimited quan tor Boniols to the city council reads i foot per hour until it reached a , ties of Cracker Jack. The prizes as follows: ) near normal staije yesterday after-! ranged from a dozen chocolate "The damage to buildings in noon. I doughnuts to gold charm bracelets. Roseburg was surprisingly low, I I he forest service also made t General chairman of the parade, with the exception of damage to some river estimates on the North i Marten Voder, accredited Ihe sue some small barns and five small i I'mpqua near Glide. Kolok said ceHS 0f the event to townspeople cabins. .the river Ihere reached its peak ,nr Jaycees. loo innumerable lo niKu w.irr rntrrrti a)ipi u- i rany niunuay rmtiiiinK wan a IT - ' mention imalely 27 homes, l.S of them on i feet stage and a discharge rale heartily Ihe South Umpqua and 12 on Deer I of .S6.0U0 cubic feet per second. On prizes for the largest percentage creek. Waler rose in some homes ! Oct. 23. the river was at a 1 4 representation from Ihe schools as much at 42 inches. The build-1 feet stage discharging about 1,700 takint part in the parade will be inxa, inciiifleivra, aiiMainni mintir i cuuic irei ui wairr Kr nriunu. ni ; announced Soon. Semi-landscaping 0 SurocAteliof 0; Lmm - 0 Ditch Diffiog tni Cloeniei Tilo end Clr Uitollinf LW. Anderson 1932 Id La Phono llo-R-3 ing Goods store Friday. James E. Stewart, Tacoma. Wash and Mrs. Lois B. Briner. Myrtle ; Creek. He is also survived by the following brothers and sisters; ; Ralph Stewart. Ida Grove, Iowa; j Peter B. Stewart, Payne. Ohio; I Mis Belle Stewart, Paris Crossing : Ind., and Mrs. Ruth Nelson, Alli- anc, Nebr. Two grandchildren also survive. His body has been removed to Ihe Long 4 Orr mortuary, and will he forwarded tnnisht to Gerins. and thanked them all i Nebr.. for services and interment. He announced also that KID! FOOTBALL JAMBOP.FE Sal.. Nov. 4. lAdv.i LOANS To moot every noed of th individuol or family. Quick, courteous oHontlon at all times. Come in or phone. Calkins Finance Co. Phono 44 307 (3rd Floor) Pacific Bldq. M-337 Stat Lie. $-244 I I IAY-A.WAV XAGItT TOOAV Xtl ROSlBUOfl XjtWtLtBS C. S. I. N. Onttmoi Shoppinfl November just '.Christmas x -ax M6&2 JEHICIERS damave but damage to personal noon yesterday, the North Umpqua property, such as furniture, rugs, was at a 6 8 feet stage, discharging refrigerators, etc., was consider- 12,700 cubic feet per second, ably greater. ' The greatest amount of damage pof QffJct Quarters Winchester streets. Three cabins i Solicited At Sutheiiin were washed aay at the Hne burg aulo court at that location, Broadcasts Scheduled For District Attorney Davis KRNR and KRXL have sched uled three political broadcasts of tape-recordtd interview between 1 (17 ). a. rifSltll uriai lllirui t .jri.aiui vu; t-wuwii miiM Jnmri solicitinfi proposals to furnish Vat in behalf of District Attomsy , i quariera sunanie lor a new post nonen t. uavis. i : m m w s i m a lost office in Sutheiiin, according to the ' The first broadcast is set fori I w.-, J rn Use acting postmaster of that city. Thursday t.pM at over KRXL. r -m a""kV ' mg- The contract would be under ! It will be aired again on the same : 4, if A 1 ng, the standard lease provisions used j station Monday night. Oct. (, at 'w. A 1 f I If ( by Ihe post office department for ! S. KKNR will carrv the interview h ' J II 1 J 1 f. a term of five or ten years at a !on Saturday. Nov. 4, at 7:45 p.m. i . i XaV, i hes staled price per annum. A floor I Senator Cordon was former i a' '' ''aaaaa' :' "" i He is presenlly on a short leave j . j j fiom Washington, D. C, The eilv cnrrjnration sal awe at I such a contract includes heat, the north end of I ose street waa I light, power, waler toilet facilities, covered with approximately lour ! plumbing, heating, lighting fix- feet of waler. The sewage dis- : lures, safe or vault and all neces-1 posal plant was covered by about aary furniture and equipment. 14 feet. The amount of damage to ' The proposals should be sent to I both these properties is still un- the office of Post Office Inspector 1 known. E. A. Wohlfrom. Seattle. 11. wn The two awinting bridges, one up to and including Nov. 27, 1950. in Ihe south part of lown and Ihe 1 olher to F.Iks island, were washed Rririaoc Harriott Hit in Elks island 7 ... . out. The amall cabin on was covered with 12 water." feet of 0y riooa in uougias (Continued From Page One) M. L. Spancake Passes After Short Illness Maude Lurinda Spancake. of the Tiller-Trail road was washed STRIKf AUTHORIZED PORTLAND I.Ti The AFL Machinists and Warehousemen's unions have authorized a strike against Continental Can company any time alter Nov. 8 in support of wage and welfare demands. A union spokesman said the machinists and teamster-alliliated warehouse unions had rejected a company offer of S1-2S an hour minimum and then voted the strike. The unions want $1.50 an 77, resident of Roseburg for the last 60 years, died Tuesday, Oct. 31, after a short illness. She was horn July 13, 1873, in Riownsiville. Ore. She was a member of the F.agles auxilary. She was preceded in death by her husband, J. M. Span cake, in 1945. Surviving are a son, Roller t Spancake, Myrtle Creek; a sister, Mrs. Pearl Toney. McMinnville; two granddaughters. Mary Ann and Sandra Kay Spancake, both of Roseburg. Funeral cervices will be held in the Chapel of the Roses, Roseburg Funeral home. Saturday. Nov. 4, at 2 p m . with Rev. Raymond ISchaefer officiating. Interment will follow in ( ml Bend cemetery. icut al F.Ik Creek. The Firmro hour. Only IS workers are involved. ormge approacn across ine aoutn Umpqua above Tiller was damaged and has closed the road to traffic. A slide at Jackson creek above Tiller was also reported. FOR HOME DELIVERY umpqua dairy milk ADD DAIRY PSODOCTS OELIVEUT: IMS 1 MTCI KRELL 4 COMIIE I SETJIL DtLIVEY SFRVICE mmm DON'T BE CAUGHT "SHORT" I ' - Order Your Winter Wood Now! . GREEN WOOD PLANER ENDS DOUBLE LOADS 16" GREEN WOOD DOUBLE LOADS 16" PLANER ENDS SINGLE LOADS 16" PLANER ENDS Alt Available: Saveusr, 4. loot Guar, end Dry 16-INCH DRY (S0e Choapor Than OrW Fuels SUPPORT THI INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU GO BEHIND THE N CfFNF HF THF 117 LM a I II IN N CAPITAL llflti ACE REPORTER FULTON LEWIS, Jr.'s "lUashif 'Report Y oti ' 11 j;t'l btluihi the jcciic in lite nation capital wltrn tnu rcail ace reporter, Ft'LTON LEWIS. JH XI AlllNGTONRFronT.Pon,l tni a ilnv of il! O o See page A in today's 7be Dtowslleuicu) REALISM PAYS OFF SAN KRANCISCO i. Pense Anderlmi sot honorable mention for hia duck humer i costume at the Italian colony's masquerade ball. When the hall waa over Ander- lini confided he hadn't dressed for the ball at all. . . he waa going duck hunting right after the party. Move To Coqutlle Mr. and Mrs. Guy I'. I'ernn and children. Pick and Shirley, have moved from En- 1 Rene lo t'oqtiille, where Mr. Pernn is now a partner in Ihe Western Stores, Inc. He was formerly man- , aeer of the Western Auto Supply company store in Kucene. The Per rins formerly made thetr home in f Roseburg. Return from Pertland Mr. and Mrs. Allen Armstrong and baby, Kathy Ann. have returned from a trip to Tortland to visit Mrs. Arm strong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Bushee. They were ac companied by Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Kester who visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald llendiirk.nn and children, . Harry, Sylvia Ann and Douglas, at Reaverton. Mrs. Hendricksnn ; is the former Helen Kester. They i also visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard j Cabe (Hazel Kester) and Jimmy' and Joyce at Hillsboro. , I rfe Matchless Beauty ! IGQDGMEQ Otoe tm4 oV 0fM SMtoeMet Tt CsTCMi. K. M Wttti. Sm . t N. . U4r KfJ. '" "-Slirir Matchless Performance... HIBITION 'I Wouldn't you enjoy driving the "car of the year" ... the one everybody in town look at . . . talks about . . . wants to ovn I If you would, tAe 'SI KAISER is your car! Here' an automobile new from tire to top. 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