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2 Th Ntwi-Review, Roseburg, Or. Wd Nov. 2?, l50i i Local News Te Mm Thursday Pyth'an Sisters will meet at 8 o't-liK-k 't hui s- day night at the K. of P. hall. f awing Club Ta Meat lne Ftiile Range Sewing club will have a potluck luncheon Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Betty Clemen. Baiaar Dated All circles of I'aith Lutneran guild will sponsor of Mr. and Mrs H I.. Taylor of ,7h RMrhllriQSm 2i, a son', Rav preceeded by an' impressive can an all-day baraar Friday, Dec. 1, at Rusrburg spent Thanksgiving hoi-; H weight seven pounds, one nleiight investiture ceremony for si. . I a" Cu.im r.iuuta t a nit id u at hats- naeanls knmai Uni ' rw r v iiPktnn iirf)i M.lr... NEC T M.at The M'lrose Home Extension unit will; mi-ei .1 the home ol Mrs. Herman Aylelottforanalldaysessinn.be- Holiday In Saatllt Mr. and Sinning at 1U a.m., Friday, Dec. l.Mrs. .lark Carey and son. Dexter - innt Thanksgiving holiday wilh Advanced In Rank l.t. E. C. Baquet, formerly of Roseburg, has been advanced in rank to captain in the air corps. He is stationed at liprl. in Albany or. their way to Lawrence, Kan., as a recruiting Seattle. Officer. Visit In Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Pledgas Fraternity - Ron Slrtrk- rhlr,., Kingrrlos and family of ling, freshman student at the tn- n0,eburg ,p(.n, Thursday in AI iv.rsity of Oregon, has pledged . h, vjsjin), ,h, timer s brother nha Gamma rhaptci of The! a t hi. , ,,, ,j,,er.in.aw, Mr. and Mrs Er He spent the Iharksgiying holidays , mf KlntPr1),- ,nH ,on Arny ,rr,y visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs j( rf (0 Dr.,lcly r.nv. Homer Stnckling. f Roseburg. , ,rnm .,. , ..; ,nlrh Visit at Wood Home Mr. snd Mrs. Myron Wood have returned to their home in Portland, following ! a visit over the Thanksgiving holi-! day in Roseburg with the former's molner, sirs. k. n. v-. wooa, N. Jackson street. TARPS . ALL KINDS end SIZES. IUY 'IM AT Douglas Hardware 0 S. Sttph.ei heee 6-J a 'finis Goodyear'i amazing n... L..uni the "Iraclioniier" will give youi present tlrei a "cat's claw" grip en wet, dipper? roads . . . emd de It right on your carl Tractionlting Is the BEST method known lo give lues extra grip on wet, slippery or icy roadil This method uses no recapping materials mixed with tawduit or abrasives (hat tall out, leaving a number ol liny holes riddled through the entire thickness ol the tread. Goodyear Tractionizing "tatlooe" Its thousands upon thousand! ol rough-edged holes only into the top part ol your original tough tread where it does the good. Ne extrtt tires to bay. No waiting lor a special retO jr.e. See ue lor Tractionittng NOWI $2 50 ONlY ( HUM pmiliiel llilTI Ul T TOUI HIT 110. OBT tf 444 Returns to OSC Norman Smitli ha returned to his studies st ttre- I enn Klal rollec in Cnrvalli; fnl. lowing the holiday vacation in Rose- hurg visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Smith. 9.17 Mill ureet. Norman is a freshman at OSC. l Spends Thanksgiving Hare Miss Carta l.ee 'laylnr, daugni at.' nr tc an an tnumr ai itrin i icol'lege in Portland. She was re-' renllv rnnipi memher of tne college a capprlla choir. I Mrs Garev's narent.. Mr. and Mrs v.. J. Moser, in Seattle. They also, i.-ned their sons. Wayne and Hu- he suffered several months ago in Rosehurc. prior to the family mov ing to Albany. Holiday Party The Past Ma- i Irons club will hold lis annual Christmas party with an exchange of gifts, not to exceed ST in pnee at a 7:30 o'clock dessert-supper ! Monday night at the hori of Gladys H. Strong. 42 S. Main. Members and visiting past matrons are also asked to bring cash dona tions for the Christmas nrotei- of therluh. Miss Margaret Page. Mrs. C. G. Ferner and Mrs. J. H. Howe will he Hostesses. o tr CARTER TIRE CO. N. Stephens . . oirrni Mr mercy neipirm WEST To Mr and Mrs. Her man T. West, 1426 Casey street, Poehn' Nov. 24. a daughter, Vicki Elaine; weight eight pounds, cunt ounces. KROUSE To Mr. and Mrs Samuel Krnuse. Siilrerlin. Nov. 2.V a daughter. Catherine Belle; weight eight Pounds WILSON To Mr r. Wilson, Melrose Wt.. box 1062 Rosehurg, Nov. 2i a son, Paul Gilbert; weight air pounds o.ianrs. five VALUER To Mr. and Mrs Ray Charles Vsll.er. Rt. 2, box ,AnIK, ,T ' andMrsrreo 'Preston ( arle, 424 Benson, Rose ,!' 'Nov'. ; f.i.iria; weight a daughter, ( aria six pounds, six 'ner'- ! PARRISH To Mr. and Mn. Ge irge Donald Pamsh. Rt. 3, box K70. Rosehurg. Nov. 22, a son Michael Donald; weight pounds, eight ounces. even West Roseburg Electric Service To Pause Sunday Electric service to West Rose- cljss senilis. They were Norbert bMg will be internipted for about Kreps, Clarence Kreps, Ken Ma iwo hours, hetweei. 10 a m. and 12 he. icy and William Glen of Troop r.ooaj. Sunday, Dec 1. while mstai-! ise Rex Admire. Bill Oerding, latinns are made increasing line Stephen Oakiey, Kent Frauendiner. capacity to that area. tf. C. Wells, Copco manager for the fUiseburg ar-a, reports thai the 3-line. 2400-vol. circuit now serving West Roseburg. is to he in- j creased to a 4 lin. 40O0-volt cir ciiit, with four times the existing capacity, eliminating existing low i voltages during pcA hours. I To make the change, it will he necessary to interrupt service briefly in all the are west of Corey avenue and south ol the river, Inslallaiion of npw regulators ami otiirr equipiTiPiit at tht West Kost burg stihKtation will bt completed prior In rnersizin the new circuit, IVHU aaid. Rapid population Rrgwth in West Rreburs. the msnacer said, has heavily overloaded existint facil ities, making the Itirser transmis sion circuit nece.sst.ry. Cigaret Customers Rob Grocer In Portland v roRTI.ANO tVPi Two cu. tomera pulled a .six-inch hunting knife blade and wajjsled the muz rle of a .45 automatic at grocer Frank Evan Tuesday night to rob him of j hoi it $100. The men had bought cigaretn. strolled about the store and then while other customers stood near by they ordered Fa fins to unload hi, cash drawer. The gunman helped scoop out the money while his companion pointed the knife blade at the storeman. Folk Dane Club To M Tdc Kullcrlon Folk Dance club will mret at the Fullerinn school gym Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Mem bers are asked to he present for a srt'ctal business session. Phone 1683 ) 4s& A. Raw CfAiic ""f . Awards At Unit's Court Qf Honor The Boy Scout district court of nonor "or the Pouglas district v.a held Monday night at Benson school to present J2 achievement awards to local scouts. The court. repretentiniell troops from the Douglas district of the Oregon Trail council from Drain to ftlendale. was nrexenled hv ! Rosehurg Lions club troop 92 'Curst sneaker fnr the evni wat : W. A. MacArthur, minister of th Methodist church. His speech was Members of the district crtatrt who presented the awards were E. H. time, Calvin Baird. Bruce El liott, W. A. MacArthur, Wayne Mr. Cauley, E. W. Maples, Earl Ladtl, Join Todd, Geori.e Foster, and Arthur Rich. Eagle scout Gold Palms were presented to Arthur Rich of Troop 92 and A. E. Hassler of Troop Larry Ma'lin of Troop 78 was pre sented with Strr Scout gin. First class presentations were made to George Rittler, Dean Nel son, Thad Dale and Richard An derson of Troop 1.16 and Richard B ic knell of Troop 131. Sixteen I scouts officially became second Ernie Knigge and Donald Rice of Troop i2; Glen t hamherlain, George Knox and Unyd Hawkint of Troop 24: Roy Doty of Troop 78: Arthur Mead of Troop 131 and Gen? ll.'rn of Troop 13.1. Tenderfoot rating was given lo Jim Harris and Glerrel Hill of Troop 13A, David Van Horn. Rill Keliey and Mike Kvans of Troop 92. and James Skates of Troop 71 Other awards; Senior patrol leader: Kenny Stoop, Troop 7S. Patrol leader: Gordon Renham, Troop 78; Kent Fratiendiner, Mike Kvans, Joe Brady Troop 92. Scribe: Jerry Mrrti, Troop 78, and Rex Admire, Troop 92. V'ear pins: Chnrles Kcclralon, Troop 24, and Richard Birknell, Troop 131. Perfect attendance: Dean Nel so.i. Richard Anderson. Barton Unit, Troop IM, ami Richard Bick nell. Troop 131. - Merit badges Troop 78: Roy Dt.ty, cooking, swimming, camp ing, safety, personal health, public health, woodworking, angling: K.Viny Stoop, cooking, life saving swimming, bird study, camping: l.arry Maltin, swimming, carpen try. angling, home repairs, firs, aid. Howard Jones, camping, home tepair, firemanship; Jimmy Whip ple, rooking, life saving, swim ming: Charles Hurking. wood carv. ing; Jerry Martin, cooking, life raving, bird sludv. camping, elec tricity; Jimmy Wilrel. camping scholarship, mihlic speaking, farm home and ils p'anning, fireman ship, civics. Troop 131: fcirhard Birknell. planning, carpentry masonry, ce ment work, machinery, wood carv inn. t.ewis Hallerk cooking, publie speaking, electricity, animal in dustry, pioneering, swimming, lit ravine. Troop 133: Gene Horn, home re- paiis, carpentry; Harlow Friday, home repairs, carpentry; William Mehloff, home repairs: Norman U.-ind. home repairs; A. E. Hassler. hiking, architecture. When Ihe first Christmas Seal Sale was conducted in the United States in 1!K)7, $.1,000 was raised In aid an anti-tuberculosis project. The goal for the sale a local one had been tW). See them here! The MODERN NEW WALL COLORS in VutcftVctf WONSOVER Deiicati pastels! Smart deep shades! Re rour own din-ortor. ( hooi hre rrom the mod em ne will colon in Dutch Bov nntovtr. It t reillr w ihhl ... cmn old pttnt, llpjpr. kaUomtnr w ith jum one coit. A tin? ftil-hs f ami that i rratiy-to-ute. ttouflqai Coviity FARM BUREAU o Ce-Opcrativt Exchange ROSEiUlta. ORIGON ft UotW W. Weilmiftee St. Vital Statistics Oiverca Suits FiUd 10HANSEN Mery E. vs. Har old N. Johansen. Cruel and inhu man treatment charged. Plaintilf &ts restoration ol former name. KUTHEREORD - James Albert vs. Lucille J. Rutherford. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. Diverge Decrsa Grantsd DAGE Kohert I., (rom Elsie Evelyn Dage. Defendant awarded eii-'-tody of Ihree minor children, w'lh propeity settlement; plain tiff to pay $80 monthly support. Herman G. Outler, War Yet, Passes Herman G. Outler. 30, died No. I 28, alter an illness of a month in the Veterans hospital. He was a resident of Sweet Home and had lived in Oregon for the last 13 years. He was horn July 26. 1920. in Birds, 111. He was a veteran of World War II and a member of the V. r. VI. Surviving are his wife, Iirraine, Sweet Home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Outler, Foster. Ore ton; a lister, Mrs. Roy Barnes, Newport, tiregun, and a brother, ' Marian Outler, Wichita. Kansas, i Funeral services will be held tn I Sweet Home with interment follow- ' ing in the F. V. W. cemetery, I-eb-; anon. The Roseburg Funeral home j is in cnarge ot tne arrangemeniv Joan D. Collins, Infant, Summoned By Death Joan narlinff Collins. two-vp.ir- nld daughter of Mr. and Mrs. t'ht ford Collins, Rosehurg, died ai'itr. a short illness November 27. She ! was born Oct. 26, 1948, in Rose burg. : t Surviving besides her par-nts j are two brothers. Robert and Phti j lip. both of Roseburg: her grand- j : father, X. Collins. South Mound. Kan., and her grandmother, Mrs Elie Brooks. St. Paul Kan. Funeral services will he held in the Assembly of God church, . Thursday, Nov 30, at 2 p m., with Rev. Vernon Klfmins officiating. Interment will follow in' the Ma-1 sonic cemeterv. Arrangements are , in charge of the Roseburg Funeral ' home. BAO INFLUENCES VANCOUVER fP) Lawyer Tom Hurley's Indian client was charger! wilh bein drunk. Counsel told Magistrate Oscar Orr: "Your worship, he fell among white peo ple and was led astray." Sentence was suspended. Mm tin -tmuitti&s. i IN these uncertain days it's wise to buy n rugged truck that can roll with the punches for years to come. Rig fleet operators who keep careful check on all makes of trucks tell us that (iMC's are consistent standouts for long life with minimum maintenance. That goes for all GMCs from !j-ton models up. Many (IMC Diesel truck-tractors nue still highballing loads with more than n million miles of ovcr-the-road service behind thctn. The reason is-evcry CMC is all truck! Kvery CMC is designed by truck engineers for truck service w ith 10fl?0 truck-built parts, ou get a real truck engine with high horsepower and higher sustained torque more pull engine that delivers full power without eating its heart out! There are many other extra-value reasons why a CMC is jour best buy for the long haul. We'll be glad to give your proof ! Hiwoy 9? North Parking Tickets' Saver Collects Fine, Jail Term SAN FRANCISCO t.Vt William L. Goodwin, real estate operator. iwas quite a collector: 114 assorted parking tickets in eight months. And. police said, Goodwin suc cessfully had evaded 60 warrants for his arrest, until last week, that is. .Tuesday. Municipal Judge Ed- ward F. O'Day oflicially recognized Goodwin's super-collecting record j with this citation: ("no fine. , . , and 30 days in J'l." I Reds, Economics, Yule Gifts Topics taa? W a. x ui i oasTinasTers Al Knu.ltsnn condemned what he called the "do gooders" for flleir impractical efforts to build a liiopia based on social reform in a speech at ihe regular Tuesday eve ning Toastmasters meeting ai Ho ld L'mpqus. Knudtson said such "do gooders" aro raw material for the fornmu- ni.t movement. He said in many such cases the people are malcon tents who are trying to make 'the so-' lal and economic waters run ui-lull." Another serious talk was dehv- j errd by Phil Hartli Harth warned I the Toastmasters that another ( ro.ind of inflationary wage and j price increases is 1 just around the corner." He urged the adoption of federal controls on both wages and ' prices to nalt inflation. j Mike Dilley asked the question, "Is Christmas Too Commercial?" in his talk. Dilley expressed th? 1 ilef that we should all give . liUle more of faith hope and char- i i'y instead material gifts at Christ mas time. Kei'h Phillips and Chuck Mc Donald closed th.- program with au.obiographical sketches. Tom CoaK s led the table topics dis ussion that preceded the lor- m il speech period The Toastmas trr members spoke for one minute on a state capital they had visited. Jim Duncan acted as tnastmaster for the evening's program. Bremen. Germany, v;as known in ancient times as the "Rome of the North" because it was a Catholic religious center. $jJrJhT 111 1V A02y0AKGWI28 V o-exux-ecy ' lljlu!iJ Phlne'lHl" i JSliiSiffKlaaaalleaaS SMITH MOTORS TRUCK You'll do b.fty ri o ' U.S. High Court Will Get Oregon Bon On Fish Gear SALEM Columbia river fish trap and seine operators are jjoinji to the United States supreme court in their fight to be allowed to operate. Tney filed notice in the state supreme court toUay that they are appealing to the highest court in their effort to throw out the 194$ initiative measure which bans all fixed gear, such as traps and seines, from the river and its trib utaries. The Oregon supreme court ruled that the measure is constitutional. This ruling reverfed Circuit Judge (ieorge Duncan of Salem. The trap and seine operators, in their petition to the United States supreme court, rays that the new taw viofttes the United States con stitution by depriving them of their property without due process of law. They claim the law gives the state an unreasonable exercise of. i's pohce nower. The arsue that the law gives the gill netters a monopoly, thus depriving the seine and trap operators of equal pro tort ion under the laws. The law exempts certain Indians under federal regulation, so the trap and seine men say this vio lates the federal constitution. MORALS CHARGE FACED ( larence Murior. Young, 63. of (J endale is being held in the 'Oimtv jail under 2 500 hail charged with contributing to the delinquency ( a minor, reported Justice of Peace A. J. Geddcs. Young was arrested by the stale police on (he charge involving two minor girls, said Geddes. SAWDUST SLAB WOOD PLANER ENDS el Wl II ma 0122 DIVISION th with your CMC deofer ALL ESCAPEES CAUGHT M KM PHIS, Tenn i.tfi Th last two of ehht nvicts who es caped from the Shemy county penal farm Monday night were recap lured by city police today. The roundup was completed with the capture of Daniel T. Perkins Jr., 19, and John S. Johnson, 23, both of Memphis. Officers picked them up near a railroad track. 'DRUNK' JAILED Municipal Judge Ira B. RiACn reported lren Ashhy Young, 39, WH& committed to 10 days in the city jail in lieu of i $20 fine on 4 drunk charge. Home Builders Lbr. Co. Have a Full Lin of BUILDING SUPPLIES k PABC0 PAINT FINISHED LUMBER WEATHER STRIPPING ( CERTAIN-TEED ROOFING MATERIALS INSULATION k EAVES TROUGHS OAK FLOORING Home Builders Lbr. Co. 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