The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 17, 1950, Page 16, Image 16

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16 Tha Newi-Raviaw, Roiebura, Or. ftl.. Ne. 17. 150
USIS HIS HEAD
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif.
The Rev. Geoffrey H. Royall
promised hit Church of the Naz
Irene flock he'd enlarge hi Sun
day school class, even if he had
to itand on hit heat).
He did, too, on the church roof
where everyone could see. It was
effective, if unorthodox. Five hun
dred ople turned out for the
event. There are only 3O0 in the
regular class.
WHY IE SICK?
You ve Not tried everything
until you tee
DR. SCOFIELD
X-Ray Chiropractor
3 minutes from town on
. Rifle Range Rd
Thone 271
BIG SAVINGS en
ROUND TRIP FARES
Yoa save as tztra 10 or
anore tmck wsy on every
Greyhound RoundTrip
ticket! Aik about the bin Fall
Rnund-Up of all kinds of
trips, tours, special features!
A MW IXAMPUI
L There in kundrtdi mart
P.rtl.nW ... $ J 70
Seattle . 70
Spokane 11.15
una II 95
Chicef. 41. 25
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Datrait 4.S
Lm Aetata 12.10
Raw 05
Salt Lake JO 10
Denver 25.90
Okie. City. 37. SS
estea 5 45
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102.6
Senator Bridges
May Head Drive
For GOP Victory
WASHINGTON UP) Senator
Bruises (R NH) was reported in
line today to head I new Repub
lican committee to oein work on
the 1952 senatorial campaign
soon as the 82nd Congress meets.
Despite a net gain of five aeats
in last Week's election, Republi
can leadera are aaid to have
agreed informally they had betler
get an early start on what looks
like an uphill battle to win con
trol of the Senate two years from
now.
Unless deaths or resignations
change the party standings before
then, the Republicans will need
to gain only two teata to take
over the Senate or gain one
and elect a vice president who
could break 1 tie vote in their
favor. The new Senate, meeting
in January, will have 48 Demo
crats and 47 Repubtcans.
Against the small net gain they
need, however, he Republicans
will be risking in the 1952 vote
20 scala they now hold, while the
Democrats will have only 12 at
! Of the Democratic teats, five
ra in the Solid South. And only
four Republicana can be counted
ae lately within GOP territory.
Mentioned at possible membera
of the five-man campaign group
are Senatora Millikin of Colorado,
, Mundt of South Dakota, Dworshak
of Idaho, Cordon of Oregon. Tobey
ot New itampsnire ana senator
elect Dirksen of Illinois.
By 1952, Republicans may have
to lind a replacement for Senator
Vandenberg of Michigan, who hat
said that he won't run again. Sev
eral other widely-known Republi
cans, including Senatora Lodge of
Massachusetts, Knowland of Cali
fornia, Smilh of New Jersey and
McCarthy of Wisconsin face reel
ection battles.
McCarthy, whose communist-in-government
charges figured in
this year't campaign, told a re
porter he intends to do all he
can to keep that issue alive
through 1952.
McCarthy campaigned in Cali
fornia, Illinois, Maryland and Wis
consin belore tne nov. i vote.
His speeches were rehroadcasl in
Washington and Idaho.
Republicans won senatorial
races in all of those states except
Washington. In Connecticut, where
McCarthy aaid the party organ
ization made it clear it didn't
want him to campaign, Demo
cratt wont two senatorial contesta.
A. J. Murray Pheae 514
344 S. Staphaas
FROM COSMETICS TO MINING
SVUNKY iP) A 50-vear-old
Sydney widow gave up a cosmet
ics factory to become a prospec
tor and struck it rich. She is
Mr. Mildred Makinson. who has
found a big wolfram deposit on
the Tennant creek goldfield in the
Northern Territory.
Wolfram, used in making steel,
la worth 17(10 Australian oounds
a ton. Mra. Makinson is the only
woman prospector on tne tennant
creek field. She knowa how to
handle a pneumatic Drill, and does
many other Jobs on her lease.
She employs some minera who
help with the heavy worle,
LOOKING FOR
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
FOR CHRISTMAS?
tec;'- su-iff
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Give fift this Chriitmat trior li differ
nt. The wite and whale family if eure
to enjoy new turn it hi no,, for your horn
thai1 ore designed ontj built to your -p-cificatien
in our modern cabinet shop.
Finiihod or unfiniihad, cab mot-wo It
makes an unusual, navel, recti cot fit
for Christmas.
GIFT
SUGGESTIONS
Chest-of-Drowers
a Wardrob Closets
a Fancy Buffet Tables
a Bric-a-brac Shelves
O Book Cases '
O China Cabinets
e Kitchen Built-ins
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FOR YOUR HUSBAND
A new fun rack is lure ro aleeta
that t port t mart huthaed a your
navel tt that will add beauty to
your heme for year!
TO ASSURE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
Wa suf sett an early rdf te avatd that lett-mtnure rvih. Cam la
tedey and plea for th bait Chriittnas vtrl
ROSEBIJRG CABINET
440 r Jackson
AND SUPPLY
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Prosecution Requested I
In Coffee Price Slash
Portland UP) The district
attorney'! office waa asked Thurs
day to bring charges against one
of Portland's two large chain gro
cery companiea at the coffee price
war continued hen.
Harold E. Carlson of the Ore
gon Independent Retail grocers,
told District Attorney John B.
McCourt he felt successful legal
action under the Oregon fair trades
act woula be more effective against
a large firm than against a single
sto'e owner.
Charges already have been filed
against W. V. I.uther, local gro
cer charging him with violation
of the act for ellipg coffee be
low cost.
Meantime, coffee was retailing
again today at prices ranging
generally from 63 to 69 cent a
pound.
Sam Freedman, grocer who of
fered to buy coffee from individ
ual at 75 cents a pound, said he
would contribute to the American
Cancer society the four-cent-a-pound
difference between this price
and the 7 cents he would have
to pay for coffee on the wholrale
market.
Gl Insurance Dividend Nop 2 Won't Cause Stir
WASHINGTON UP) Put-1
ling an eatimated SI .000.000,000
into circulation next year as the
second GI insurance dividend will
barely ripple the national econ
omy, a government economist taid.
The exact amount of the divi
dend it itill a Veterans adminis
tration aecret. It ia expected to
total around SI . 000.004 000, only a
little more than a th'rd the size of
the first insurance dividend, paid
this year.
The economist, a h'gh level of
ficial who asked not to be named,
suid the first dividend of S2.S00.
000,000 made a defini'.e impact on
the overall puchase of durable
goods, like refrigerators, during
the first half of this year.
He noted, however, that the vast
bulk of it waa paid out in six
months, while the next dividend, be
sides being smaller, will be spread ;
over moat of 1951. I
Although the firtt dividend was
large, thit official laid, it repre-
tented only a three percent addt-i
lion to the country's trending rate 1
of 3183,000.000.000 a year during!
the first aix months. 1
Neat year't dividend, he added, 1
will make only a verr small im
pact, even if production of peace- j
lime auraoie gooos u anaipiy
aucea. ,
The second dividend probably
will go to all holders of national I
service life insurance who bought
or buy their insurance any time
before Dee. 31, 1950 A VA spokes
man aaid a formula by which the
precis amount of esch individ
ual payment may be computed
has not yet been worked out.
ft7 bom remedy to relieve
AeaafT mlaarleaof caild'seold
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ameled to match frame; cadmium-plated kick
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Departure coaster brake for safe, sure ltopsl
Bright chroma trim; "Air-Cushion" ballooon tires.
Full siie, or junior lize for boys and girls, 8-12.
HOPALONG CASSIDY TANK
BIKE FOR BOYS & GIRLS
WESTERN FIELD 22 CAL. RIFLE
Fast-firing automatic holds 15 long a mm OO
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01' Hoppy says it's a nal cowboy bike with West
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