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Golden Bears Appear Cinch For Third Consecutive Bid To Pasadena For Rose Bowl ly RUSS NEW LAND lSAN FRANCISCO (API Uunb.et.n, untied California, w!(k th. finest football racord of th let and en conference feme te 90, hei juit ebeut wrapped up its third consecutive bid te the Roie bowl. Only setback by Stanford, Nov. 25, not expected and which would be a major upset, can check the charging Beart in their championship drive. Standings coull be tangled in such an event but California probably would emerge with the best perrormanc cnarr tor tn season, anyhow ine icarn loacn tynn trappy) Waldorf described ia September a.i Having "the greenest material of any major college in the country" reached its peak last Saturday with a stunning 35-0 victory over the University of California at Los' An geles Bruins. Waldorf now says this is the best club he has turned out in four years at California. The Bears' rugged defense stopped U.C.L.A. from scoring for the first time this lesson. Cal Line Ruaged rCC STANDINGS CONrERENC W L T ret. rr Of California Wafthlnsto UCLA Stanford Idaho Southern Cat . Wash. Slat Oregon Stat. , Oregon 1 1000 .4 1 11 M ,M? m 1 .300 TO T 500 40 41 .500 M t .33.1 M 110 S3 123 .000 S3 1U California's line tor holes In the U.C.L.A. forward wall, through which its bsckfield "touchdown threesome,' Jim Monachino, Pete Schabsrum and John Olszewski, raced for impressive gains. Ol szewski, sophomore fullback from Long Beach, Calif., ran 72 yards for a third period score. His is the brightest future of all. Added ex perience no doubt will eliminate a fault of fumbling. So far as California followers are concerned, the coast confer ence representative's bench in the Rose Bowl can be draped in blue and gold colors anytime .The Bears meet University of San Francisco this weekend. , YOU AMD OUR OIL SHOULD GET TOGETHER PREPARED FOR SUDDEN, CHILLV WEATHER Phone 1289 te fill your tank with quality fuel oil. That's the way te be prepared for sty cold wave. 22frW Weighs only Jf lbs. Never before could yew buy a Pump of 15,000 gait, per hr. ca pacity and carry it in an hand. Nota fftaso fotwrsl tV $arf.rral.s l.elrl M S N.w ri.seia Hd trM S.K tAaiM Also Uqhwoight Chain Saws for the Logger, Farmer or Construction Crew McCulloch Chain Saw Sales & Service Co., Inc. Hr t H r 0. lex 41 4Mkre, Ore. 1im U47-R JMr-ii '2s2Ssa .AW t u As of this week, California has won 32 regular season games and 22 conference contests in a row since 1947. Only Rose Bewl d feats, 14-20 by Northwestern and 14-17 by Ohio State mar an other wise great record. San Francises Slated The Bears meet University of &an francisco this weekend. The non-league game should prove merely a workout. California's an nual meeting with its oldest rival (since 1892), Stanford, will follow. It will attract another capacity throng to Berkeley. Before the season started, Stan ford was he choice of mos ob servers win he ile and go he Rose Bowl. The Indians failed o deliver. Their record includes losses o U.C.L.A., snd Washingon and a le wih Souhern Califor nia. Las week hey had o come from behind 0 bea Washingon Sae, 28-lg. beaen powerhouse his Saurdav. A hrong of more han 80.000 is ex peced a Palo Alo. The Cades have knocked over seven oppo nens of varying caliber. They'll be favored over Sanford bu may be in for a souer argumen han he comparaive records would in dicae. Huskies Fevered Washingon. 27-12 winner over Oregon las weekk ravels Los Angeles o ake on Souhern Cali fornia, Saurday. The norhera Huskies rjus win his one and bea Washingon Sae a week laer 0 remain a mahemaical chance for a possible ie in he final sand inps wih California. Of course, California mus dron L In I league game 0 make a deadlock possible. Anyhow, he Bears ou- I poined Washingon 14-7 wo weeks sgo. The Huskies will be mild favor- ies o win from U.S.C., chiefly be- 1 cause 01 superior passing. Oregon Sae and Washineon i Sae clash in a conference en i agemen ha now shapes up as I fairly even, or possibly an edge d O.S.C. Weekly improvemen has been noed by he young Oregon feaed Idaho. 34-13. Earlier in he season, Idaho led Washingon Sae, 7-7. Oregon goes o Boulder for a game wih Colorado; Idaho crosses he counry 0 mee Boson univer siy and Monana will be hos 0 Uah Sae in wha may be close encouners. Monana was he sur prise vicim of Nevada, 19-14 las week, he firs win of he season for he laer. Puerto Riccm Nationalist Chief Faces 6 Charges SAN JUAiV, PUERTO RICO P) Pedro Campos, fanatic leader of the short-lived revolt two weeks ago. was charged on six counts Sunday. His bail was set at $95,000. Charges filed against the 63-year-old president of the tiny Nationalist party included subversive activi ties, attack with intent to kill, and four violations of the law requiring registration of firearms. A total of twenty-five other Nationalist leaders were charged during the weekend. Most of them were accused of subversive activi ties. District attorney investiga ting the revolt said all Nationalist leaders now were under arrest and the first part of their investigation had been completed. Admiral Radio phonograph Combination Table Models Kluver Radio Service HIK..r N. 6. V. Read Brings DEEP-ACTION BOON TO MOTHERS I Now . . . discover how millions of mothers relieve miseries of nagging colds this special way . . . with the very sam Vick VapoRubtlsst brings such grand results when you rub it on. It's s osy . . . se ffcivel Just put 1 good 'spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vaporizer or bowl of boiling water a directed in th package. Then . . . breath in WOIID'S IIST -XNOWN MOW KMEOT aa r x j ' w- fir. v-v ft. V rriw fi i'.!.,--t M 1 h ?ikrtf 1:71 IMl mE4 raw ASEBALL AMBASSADOR Japanese baseball fans tumeo out at Tokyo. Japan, to match Mew York Yankees' Jo Dl alamo irtfhu give Japajiea ball playera a demonstration 00 now to play in gam. Ol tiaftM as on tour with Saa Francisco Seals' Prank (Lefty) OVoot, SPORTS NOTES Regulations, Says Scribe Aiken Unhappy At Rushing y MATT Kit AMIR AaMCtatod Proof aporUwrlier Jim Aiken raised quite a hiss over the strict fraternity rushing rules that he figures cost the Uni versity of Oregon two frosh ath letes this year. Wanna know who they were? Vic Fitzgerald, a baseball pitcher, and John Spreen, the leading quarter back candidate for the frosh. Both are from Albany. And you wanna know where they went? To Oregon State. No wonder Aiken jumped up and down. P.S. The university now has re laxed the rules that prevented frosh from pledging or associating with fraternity members. Don't feel too sorry for Oregon. Another season is coming up th basketball season. Look at what Oregon has: Six high-speed shorties from last year's team, plus Chet Noe. a 6 foot-7 incher who was the highest scoring center in Oregon history as a frosh. I Fred Zimmerman of the Salem. Capital Journal reports also that transfers and others tip from the ffosh give Oregon Hank Bonne mann, a 6-foot-7 sophomore; Jim Loscutoff, a 226-pound, 6-foot-S transfer: Bob Peterson, another 6 foots tr.-jisfer; Jack McElravy, a MORE PRECAUTIONS As part of the program to provide greater protection for the President, a new sentry booth was set up across from Blair House. The street running alongside the White House (opposite Blair House) is closed and no one may enter unless a White House pasa is shown. relief from coughs, stuffiness with every single breath I the soothing, medicated vapors. Every single breath carries VapoRub's famous combination of time-proved medications oeep into cold congested large bronchisl tubes. Brings relief in a hurry' To keep tip the relief for hours, rub VspoRub on throat, back and chest, loo I tO HUM MUMIES Of COLDS! J8h ) ' v n S 'Vs.. - : - tt?r r I 223pounder, plus a few others. Slats Gill, the Oregon State hoop coach, doesn't sound too worried about this, though. Gill in a speech at Salert said his team also would be improved over last year. In fact, he added, all the teams would be better, except Washington State. Washington State won the Northern division title, but lost Ed Gayda in graduation and Gene Conley and Ted Tappe to pro baseball. Wayne Berry, the La Grande high school star of last year, is now the star left half of the Washington State babes. At IS he became a poppa last week. It was a daughter. 7 pou ds and 4 ounces. The name will be Christine. We've already told you about fullback Jerry Aiken (Jim Aiken's son) and the twin halfbacks, Man ning and Merritt Barber, who per form in Eugene high's standout backfield. Now meet the quarter back of the team that represents District 4 in the state football race. He's Wally Russell, a 6-foot-l-inch 172 oounder whose passing has been I sensational. He completed 13 of 23 as Eugene enncnea tne aismci title with a 28-0 win over Salem last week. Births At Mercy Hospital REEVES To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Reeves, 2.14 Sweetbriar, Rose burg, Nov. I2,adaughter Kristy Diane; weight six pounds ten ounces. MOE To Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Mo, 743 S. Main, .Roseburg, burg, Nov. 12, a daughter, Kristy Lynn; weight eight pounds twelve TRAILER AXLES With Wheels and Springs Standard Sr)00 Siiei AM DOYLE'S Sales & Service Hihwr ef 6rJ. Velley PHONI ll Football Scores . Br Th AjioeUtti Prase IGlf BCHOOL FOOTBALL tWturday GaUDMt Madras M, Oaiktidf f. Bkr S. La Grand T. Klamath Fills 23. 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The Raiders finished the year with the bleakest record In recent campaigns, losing seven and win ning but three contest. Better Brakes With Better Equipment Specialists In: a Complato Irakt Sarvico a Wheal Aligning a Wh.l Roloncing Walt Edmonds Motors fee. Hwy. Nsrtk. Mien 704-J-I Talking About a Home? So many paopl do noth ing but talk about itl But if you really want to own your horn, consult m now. Personal Hnan. Economical tmi, Ralph L Russell Loom end Inturanct fiffttlt tovtufi 4 Lmj Am'. E. V. LINCOLN Imuranca Associate Dm 1st Cmty St teak ti. Ot211 PkeMtll K , .v. HONORING PIONEER This clay statue of Dr. Marcus Whitman. Pacific Northwest missionary and explorer, is to be cost into brant eori olaced in conaressional atatuarw hall ia r.Brc.nt Washington state. Judge E. V. and Mrs. &oldie Rehberg of Walla Walla, Wash., accepted statu from sculptur, Dr. Avrd Fairbanks Haft), of the University of Utah. 1AP Wirephoto.l Wilbur ty KLSII tROSZIO Mrs. Virginia Workman is quite ill at the Mercy hospital in Rose burg. Miss Gerry Broszio is spending s few days in Myrtle creek visit- g st the home of Mr. snd Mrs. Raynor Clark. Mrs. Edith Bowman of Elkton has been hired by the school board to finish out the school term teach ing at Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown had as Sunday Dinner guests Reverend and Mrs. Robert Fell of Sutherlin. Mr. Everett Eliason left Friday for a three-month visit to his old home in Sweden where he will visit his brother Aron Eliason. The Only Automatic Washer with the Patented - t ,f -VT IXClUifVir Ntwcletnilng principlt tht greatest im provement ia hing tine th acintorl ixeiusivii Viihti fmr thin my othr utomatic washer! ixciusivif Uui hoc waur, aavca ea map! 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Staph PkM M4-J NEW, MIRACLE ELECTRONIC EAR HIDES DEAFNESS CHICAGO, (Special) An araaiirf new electronic ear which hides deaf nrsa and tranamita even whisper with startling clarity, has been re vealed by a noted Chicago electronic scientist. He discloeed that thia miraculous new discovery has tendered old atyle hearing aida obsolete almost overnight, and brings new hop to th 16 million persona in th United State who are hard of hearing. He reported that this electron! ear enablea the deaf to hear with out any button allowing in the ear and without dangling battery wirea. To acquaint the hard of hearing readera of this psper with this new miracle electronic ear which hides deafneas, full details are described in a fascinating booklet, "New Dis coveries to Help the Deaf Hear." It will be sent f re in a plain wrap, per to anyone who requests it. Ad. dreaa: Electronic Research Direc tor. 1450 West 19th Street, Belton Building, Chicago S, 111. A penny postcartf will do. 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