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2 The News-Review, Roiburg, Ore Friday, Dec. 1, 1950
j Local News
Bazaar to Bt Held The Wtlhur Sale Te It Held The Home
Ladies Aid will sponsor bimar Economics e I u h of SutherMn
Katttrriav evening in the U'ilhlir (iranSA Will Sponsor hlzatf and
choolhous. sale Saturday in the Suthrrlin hotel
lobby. o
Te Matt at Pilluck South Deer
Creek Grange will meet it i 1 Two-Bay Baiaar St. Gctirie'i
o'clock politick dinner Saturdny Episcopal guild will continue its
night, Dec. 2, it the hall. bazaar, which opened today,
through Saturday, Dec. 2, in the.
Eutiv Beard Meeting parish hall on East Cast street.
There will be an executive board
meeting or the Roseburg Woman'. Hera For Holiday Roe Swart,
Huh Tuesday. Dec. s. at 12 o clock daughter of Mr and Mri. W. U.
noon at the Methodist church. All SwarU. 810 Nebo. spent the i
women are reouested to bring Thanksgivin
aack lunch. parents' horn
, education major
Have Returned Homt Mr. and of Oregon.
Mrs. V. W. Keasey have returned
to Roseburg after spending Thanks-1 Daughter Bern Word has been
living holidays with their diugh- i received that a daughter, .1 u d y
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ne. Miss Swait is an i j. w-TfMc4&JtJ",!UAi
lajor at the University lLt 1 4 k ,aw
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Ann. was horn to Mr. ind Mrs
i l,oiiis A. Sinclair on Nov 22, at
Ballard General hospital in Seattle,
, Tne paternal grandparents are
Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Sinclair of Rose
burs. WUhin the month Lou
clair will go lo Seattle
his wile and baby back lo the
family home on Fisher road j
Nickenl Have Dinner Mr and'
oi nose- i
ouis Sin i V
l0.br!I!i
ter'i family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Tisard and son. David, at Tigard
They also visited Mrs. Kency'i
sister, Mrs. C. S. McNult, and son,
Guy, It Forest Grove.
Attends Cenventien Heift Weis
erber. v,ice-president of the Rone
burg Automobile Dealers associa
tion, represented dealers at the
lata ahtnrialinn ronventinn held
in Pnnianri Untneuiav Weis-jcrlier Mrs. Carl Nirkens. Dick nd Man
is co partner of Charles C. Crin? lyn. entertained at a family dinner
in the Roseburg Hudson company , Thanksgiving day. Those present
in th.a Unit atrhin9 nf lhi were Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dunham
city is president of the Roseburg and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun- SNOWBOUND METROPOLIS This it snowbound Pittsburgh
Dealers association. ncm. inn, ninv. nmiKia wh,ch felt the tury ot a record snowstorm, ncture taken down
co-
''pVy "'"S ! Roseburg VMCA will be initialed
.Af'- W-e2t't. i ''. candle-light vesper service in the
"Y" room at the armory.
The service will he the first of
t series of activities sponsored by
the "V" during the month of
December.
Public Invited
Miss Elizabeth Ifarbaugh and I
committee of high school students
iare decorating the room for the
j occasion. Mr. Ormand Feldkamp,
president of the boafd, assieted by
Annette Gibbons and Anna Wilson,
will contact the candle-lifting
ceremony. The public is invited to
the affair, (t which board meajbers
will act as hosts.
Those attending are asked to
bring gifts wrapped in while for
manger scene, which is planned.
ROCKY ROAD TO CHONJU U.S. 24th division Iroopt were crossing a sandbeqqed bridge in- It is requested that good, clean.
to Chonju, just SI miles from the northwestern Red stronghold of Sinuiju, when this picture was
made. The Yenlci have been forced to withdrew from the city for the second time in a month el I
powerful enemy forces rolled back the United Nations forces in one of the most serious setbacks :
of the Korean war. IAP Wirephoto.l
1 VV
YMCA Christmas
Activity Planned
BigThrtt Parley Looms
On Asiatic Situation
(Continued From Page Onel
1 JOBLESS PAY UPPED
Chimnty Crash Kills
sai.f.m - i.T) - unempioment Man Battling Homt Fir
comprnsatinii paid in Or-son last
monin tt'.aled 1792,604, whicn was j I.ONGBRANCH. Wash. -Pv A
64 percent greater than .n Oclober. ; fsiher of Iff children was crushed succeeding days
bu,, the .Male Unemployment to death beneath a collapsing. An hour of recorded Christinas
Compensalion commission added? chimney Thursday while trying to music is slated each nuon from
""r"'"11 ' swicrni ! put out a house lire with a bucket 12 to 1 in tne tpucopai cnuicn.
used clothing and non-perishable .
foods be brought. These will be
used as needed by referral from
the Douglas county Welfare of
fice. Coffee Hours Monday
Other scheduled activities in
clude a coffee hour Monday from
3:3(1 lo 4 .KI p.m. Mrs. Ormond Feld
kamp will preside and other women
w ill be asked to act as nnstesses on
t'i than in November, 1919.
Mrs. R. W. I'ruitt and baby riai'uh- "eryi. mi in. . Webster Avenue toward downtown skyierepers. Cars are
I.- KhirlAt, SI. a Infl U'HnahrlaV VWIinX niS liairma mwim ... I l L . - I J I . f i
ing i ' visil H the n-ime of Mr Saturday lo play with the be seen the new Mellon skyscraper now going up. This scene wes
Pruitl'i parents Mr ;nd Mrs J , os- Dann' ' ,ne ost: LI of O i duplicate of most any Pittsburgh street. Everything was tied
I riin in n'arH.n vllov Th. game. He has recently been
UD tiaht. (AP Wiraolioto.) I
ram frattrniiy. j S . - - j
visitors came to the Totvin home pledged to A
t thm nn.,l L .., n.nnar
Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Print: is McKay Discusses Radio
the former Praecilla I'olvin of this yjitU UjaL School Class
city. The Pruitts plan lo return : TT,rn n,n
here again for the Chriilmat holidays.
Horn Economics Classes
Visit Furnishing Stor
Two senior home economics
classes, taught by Mrs. Alia Sim-
onson, visited Josse'i home fur-
Pittsburgh Still
Battling Snow
Radio a' a (reer' was id is-, pj-ttsbirwH M - Armed
fiiccpn nv Pin i, xiaiinn tnmnaurrg . . . - - ......
Del McKav before students ol the i . "on"'. u"rn5m'n conunueo w M. Davis, Roseburg, died Niv 30.
Behifre hich achoo Mdfo cIm automobiles away from thw in, wa, born Sept. 8, 195(1, in Hose-
Roseburg high scnnoi ranio class Clty-, industrial heart today o burs
: Funeral Services Set
For Baby Patricia Davis
Patricia Arlene Davis, infant
d-iunler of .Mr. and Mrs. Ed?ar
in handling the dclira'e inter
national situation. Observers i n
Washington believe the prime min
ister al.-o will explore with Mr.
Truman the possibility of calling
a secret high level meeting of the carl Browder, No. 1 Red,
Western powers and Russm to end Jailed In Bond Default
world tension. Such a meeting was
urged in the House of Common! by WASHINGTON (JPi E a r I
f-nu. I . . A m m Vl'in.,n Browder. OP&time No. 1 American
Churchill. Communist, was jailed today after "hen lhe couple's two-year-old son
A'tlce s decision to go to Wash- ne lauea to put up si, 500 bond on
ington was announced to Commons, 1 contempt of Congress charge,
whose members were alarmed by ; Federal Judge Edward M. i'ur
reports that Mr. Truman is co.i- ran turned down Browder's pi, a
templates use of the atom bomb lo remain at liberty on his per--in
Korea. ! soPal bonA-
The atom bomb reports from 1 nrowoer was innicien earlier this
Washington also caused alarm in
The Hi-Y and Tri-Y clubs at high
Rogers school are planning special serv-
of water.
Itontitv tlhnriff limit
found the body of Carl Guse, 5S- ' projects for December.
yejr-old logger, under the pile of ... ,
bricks. KRXL To Broadcast
Mrs. f.u.e said the fire started RHS Basketball &ameS
Mrs. Alice Broaddus, McKay wire
recorded news-cls delivered by
each student. McKay also recorded
nislnng store Tuesday, Nov. 2s. to interviews wild several students
atudy phases of home styling which were broadcast Tuesriay at
Misa Clara Dudley, a home fur- m
.asl Monday. snow-clcarint crews could finish
Alter an informal interview witn unclogging main irafuc arlcncs.
The steel city began to assume
a somewbal normal appcaianre
Surviving besides her parents, are
her grandparents: Will Hulf,
rarmj. idano; Mrs. .1. K. Davis,
gam -veept for the tinge of !' Oklahoma; J. R. Davis, Yuma,
iiartial law -after a record break- it-gra.dparen.j
some Western European capitals.
where leaders were reported to
feel use of the bomb would signal
the immediate start of World War
III.
Attlce's announcement that h e
was -oing to talk with the Presi
dent brought cheers. Refore the
prime minister spoke, about lno
Bobby, dropped a blazing stick of
wood into a pile of clothing near a
the wood stove.
Only lour of the family's in ci!
dren were at home when the fire
started. They were led to safety
t,v tha mnlher anH a lVvpar-ol.-f
,. iU,.-mH i-iin se mr n-ighbor. Jimmy Brooks.
i-iu.-Miig ,u anxwirr iur.Mons oe
fore a senate subcommittee during
an investHatinn of communm in
governmenl charges of Senator Mc
Carthy. Judge Curran asked Browder
whether he had an attorney and he
said he didn't. Next he was asked
whether he had any money lo em-
The Staie of Oregon has launched
a $10 million program to get Ore
gon's 790,000 acres of state forest nomah stadium tomorrow at 1 : 15
land under full protection. 'pm
Radio station KRXL will broad-
st the RHS Klamath Falls bas
ketball season opener tonight at
7;."0 and the second game Inmor
row night at 8. Broadcast of the
games, which take place on the
home court, will be relayed lo sta
tion KF.II in Klamath Falls
The station will also carry the
game between Marshfield and
Grant high school for the slate
nren grid class A title at Mull
ing snowfall of 30 S inches since
last Friday.
The slorm has left a toll of 42
Mr. Huff, Selina, Kansas; Mr. and
Mrs. Venery, Concordia, Kansas,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scroggins, Jay,
nisl.ing demonstrator from Ales.: "With each sneaker that visits j... , ., , ... , u , (iklahnm
ander Smith and Son Carpet Co. . the radio class the students learn .,., .h(, fro(n of Wm funeral services will be h-ld in
pointed out the new trends in ear- so much and become more inter-: j,,ndfri 76 fouim hv .f. The thapel of The Roses, R(..,e-
pen, color and furniture. In ad- ested,' said Mrs. Broaddus. Ra-j nm ,h(, rio,,rwv , hl', ,,r.,u hurg Funeral home, Saturday,
dition Miss Dudley showed an In- dio class members are broadening , nome in ncS-by Wilkens township Dec. 2, at 2 p.m. with Rev. W A.
teresting technicolor movie on new : their activities by making a radio lst ni(,n, ,0l(., sjjrt he h a d MncArlhur nllicialing. Interment
trends in home alylings. j talent quest throughout the school bfm drad seve,, iy, i will be in the Nyssa ccmeteiy,
Similar demonstrations werel . Sub - freezing temperatures Nvssa, Oregon.
held at Josse'i Tuesday, Wednes- Li-jnite ust be speiilly treated caused a Ihin glare of ire to form 1 -
aay ana inursday wilh several if it is to approach the nesting on district streets ana highways Herman Outler Funeral
i 9h.,r mi- had written him iir?inff ploy an attorney and he said
him to: maintain a hands off pihcy Asked whether he wanted Ihe sec-
on use of the alom bomb in Korea, 'ices of court-appointed coun.iel.
emphasize that Britain could not Browder said he wishes to serve
he committee to any action outside as his own attorney.
decision of the I). N. and warn
that anv unilateral actinn would
he followed by withdrawal of Brit
ish forces in Korea.
other county schools in attendance. 1 value of coal.
tr engine r
orrtthtikinElv
num extendi
up to 4 leer! C
and tteel ftmnjrj.
num valine I'!-
new looser hood
dstitn with reit
eat and wheel
every Junior Fire
long, 6" ide, 6"
fd and gold- " jvS
reili.nc mh- . J , f,- f XjTv
rot.ttn, Under "3 jflV
int. suthrotir A C II A W.. . &
The pride ol V r- ' M JtjT
f h.ei: W-,- ft p.
n I !M3,,
Grille, jx$f
0AiC"
bUMf HUCK Mfm Hie rau aluminum
Dump load thru rail gare. with rark sod
pinton mechanitnl lltj1 long, ft" htah.
6" wide. Tj
lam or amuic nuc
A'tnored mrtrni-v rtfnpr,
Rirt ,tuddrd teel ' vault1
hodv with padlock' 1 lxtm
Inn, "'rhilh, SU-.-,de.
SANTA ARRIVES SATURDAY
Dacemlier 1 at the Chamher Commerce etfice He'll he
thare 'rem 10 la tj enat tram 2 4 eivtne ewer mil SIFTS,
He'll els be or the mil MOVIES at the ItieYafl ana Star
Thaatrat at I e m. ith mare FRI GIFTS. Heva Tatar chila'rati
talk t him in the mernine end than let thtm fa te the thaw.
This etvas yeta an eeaartwetry ra
VISIT OUR TOYLAND
Phot,. 'jtHiwai 99 N. 0
137) - of fjoaj,,, Vo,e
Open Evenings 'Til 8 P.M.
I early today. Trucks which had
hauled snnw all week siaried lo
haul cinders.
Most public transportation lines
are operating on schedule again
for shoppers and workers. How
ever, some highways near Pitls-
hurgn are rinltt'l tipfiily wui snow
Dated At Sweet Home
Funeral services for Herman G.
Outler. veteran of World War II,
who died Nov. 28.. will he held
Saturday, Dec. 2. in Ihe Nararene
church in Sweet Home at 10 a m.
I the result nf a high winds in The body will he taken by Ihe Pose-
the past 24 hours. hurg Funeral home to Sweet Home
Main highways elsewh.'re in the Saturday morning for the service,
slate are passable for 'he most Surviving are his wife. Irraine.
part. Sweet Home: his parents. Air. and
Alloona. a city of 84.000, re- Mrs. Geo. W. Outler, Fos'.er. Ore
mained without electric power lor : son; a sister. Mrs. Roy Barnes,
75 percent of lis residents as the ' Newport, Oregon: and a hrmher,
result of a sleet storm which tore , Marian Outler. Wichita. Kansas
The National Geogritphic Society
says Ihe atmosphere Is so thin In
Tibet's unlands that rocks el
scorching hot in Ihe sun while near
by shaded areas are freezing cold.
CITY COURT CASIS
Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle
reported the disposition of two
cases in court Friday.
Clarence Dale Meyers, 4"', Rose
burg. forfeited $20 bail on a drunk
charsc. Kdward Malessa 44.
charged with drunkenness, was
fined $20.
NEW SHELL HEATING OIL
With FOA-5X
TRY OUR OIL SERVICE
evm verreT sew
down power lines last Saturday.
More than Son men are working
arm Id the clock to restore service.
Interment will fnllow in the V.
F. W. cemetery in Lebanon
MILK PRICE UPPEO
EXAMINER ON DUTY DALLAS. Ore. M" The price
A drivers license examiner will . of milk went up to 2flis cents a
he on duty in Roseburg Thursday 1 quart here today.
and Friday. Dec. 7 8. at the city The boost was authorized at a
hall from 9 a.m. lo S p m. I recent milk cnntrol hoard hearing.
PUD CttSBK
Don't Put Off
Needed Service:,!
"Operations"
It gives your
u . pocketbook a break!
I Got an Authorize)! Reconditioned
II Ford Engine ... a ring o , , . volve
I grind . 4 . new clutch .'. . front or roar
If axle . . . transmission , . , body 1
J reflnishing . . , any major service
AND PAY AS YOU DRIVI I'
A "RENEWED" CAR J
LOCKWOOD MOTORS, Inc.
Rote and Oak Phone IMS "
ecfric Rsnae
for this for chtWmas;
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You eon do o lot of holidoy (ond .verydoy) cook
ing with thii wonderful Frigidoire Electric Range
ond still hove loads of time for festivities. Its
Double Oveos let you boke ond broil or roost oil
ot the some time. Come in - o demon!trotion
of really carefree electric cooking on America's
moit beautiful electric ronge-Frigidoirel
Rodiontube 5-Speed Units
Cook Foster Than Ever I
Designed to put more heat into uteniili oil over
-ot ell J speeds. Cook more evenly, fa,ter, wilh
fen tumnll
Look Af These Wonderful Features I
Full-width, built-in Fluorescent lomp'
Full-width Storage Drawer
Eesy-to-read, easy-to-reach switch knobl
New 4-60 outomatic Time -Signal
, New modern styling
Cook-Master Oven Clock Control " '
Triple-Duty Thermiier
All-porcelain finish inside ond out
. . . A'k obout all th. new Fr.gidoire
Electtic Hange
7 .a kj mm
Wi m'9
On wkt nil
. PHONE 12V8
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