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o 1 The News-Riew, Roseburg, Ort. Friday. I. 150 Christmas Seali are sold in 2 eountriei to (upport anti-tuhercu-lottl campaigns. IS Family Adds 13th Baby In Stalled Automobile COUMBCS. O. -JPv Th stork overtook a stalled family auto here last night, bringing the nth child to Mr. Mary Adama, 32. A aeven-poural hoy arrived when the mnior nf the Adama' car stalled at a street intersection while en route to University hospital. A fire department emergency Iliad administered medical a i d. The the mother, father Untie Ad ami, and the ew bahy turned round and went home. Local News br the month for use in yoar own home. N extra charge for eVsKveey or pick-up of akie. r B f r.' f SINGER $IWINO CINTCB tM M. iaduw Km MS REE DIUVEBT IN DOUGLAJ COUNTY TO VhiM tulKfc. I ftu teas' 0nktm4 I WWW" tf I fkOTI CaesussvsUe rM I nWhi W Used Cars and Trucks For Sale Panties I Seden ... SSJ etiec CWb Cm GMC Pick.. HJO Jte ..' nick 4Vw 'd Vi T. Pickup Oldmekila 14m Nash Fardr luick Super Farmer Plvmeuth Fordar.... Fare CresMinef Mercury Fsrder Packard Parder Mate Overheialtd Liberal Trade-In ISO 450 JJO 1J5 145 100 Sel Any Make or Model Doyle's Sales and Service Hifiivay at Garden VaMar l11 Dr. Edward P. DeRose Chiroproctic Physician Serviatj the SUTHERLIN COMMUNITY Kruse Ave. In West Sutherlin Phone far Appointment 2207 Te luoene Mr. and Mrl. Gor don Todd and children drove to Eugene on business Thursday. Attend Ta Business Mr. and Mrs. John Wyalt of Rnsehurl left thu morning for Eugene to apend the day on business- Public Card Party The Eagles will sponsor a public card party at o'clock tonight in the downstairs of the Eagles hall. Ducky Oaughtera Ta Meat Ducky Daughters will meet Tties day night, Dec. 12, at a :M o clock poilurk supper and Christ mas party at the home of Miss Kay Holmes, Hit East Douglas St. Leakineglest Visiter Mrs. I.. M Vance of Portland is spending the Christmas holidays with her daughter. Mrs. C. H. Cateman and her son. Milton R. Vance of Look ingglass. Ca te Eugene Mrs. Rodney Knott and her daughter. Mrs Sid ney Domeniro; Mrs. Robert Eny ard Mrs .C. Domenico of Roseburg left this morning for Eugene t o spend the day on business. Move Hare Pram Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Sieve R. Maeri and chil dren have moved here from Seattle and are now residing on Alameda street. Mr. Macri is associated with his brother in the Stateside Con struction company. Leave For San Diege Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Parslow left this mnrninB for Kan Dipon urhr lh former is stationed by the U. S. navy, following a few days leave spnt in Roseburg visiting his par ents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parslow and Mrs. Frances Lintott. Daughter Is Born A daughter, Roberta Joan, was born Nov. 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Covington at Hemet, Calif. The Covingtnos formerly resided in Roseburg. Mrs. V. Carpenter, mother of Mrs. Cov insion, has returned to her home in Rosehurg, following a stay at he Cnvingion home in Hemet. Christmas Seal Sale Volunteers In County Listed Robert Elliott, publicity informa tion co-ordinator for the current Christmas Seal aale campaign in ! Douglaa county, announced the fol lowing volunteer helpera: For Roseburg Mrs. I.. G. Twohy, Mrs. Elizabeth Wardlaw, Mrs. Noble Goettel, Mrs. Ronald O i Not Everybody Ukes Us, world Traveler soys (Continued From Page One) Vatican city: the Capitol building. Acropolis. Parthenon and others in Athens; Beihlehem, Church of Na tivity, birthplace of Jesus Christ, where Jesus was crucified and what fits the description of Jesus' tomb, all in the Holy Land. The reason that Americans are not better informed on what people Evergreen Grange Officers Installed The Evergreen Grange waa hon ored with the largest rraasesenia- . tion of any of the visiting Granges at the installation ceremony Mon day night. Dec. 4. at the Riversdale Grange. Fifteen Granges were rep resented Mrs. Alice Goff and her degree team onducted the cere j monyr-i Huddle Over Crisis f Draws In Cabinet (Continued From Page One) ,,.. ,,.... ,k,i, ... h uiticera installed I rum me r.vcr- Raade. Mrs. Vernon Briaes. Mrs. Ur.,n, n, T,..,. ihit it s green Grange were: master, Alvin Elwood Foster. Mrs. Stanley Mor-! foreign correspondents fail to get Tipton; overseer Charles (). Ma ns, Mrs. Henry Lehacken, Mrs. 1 what these people really think. baugh: lecturer. Mrs. Dorothy Tal Fred Ritrman. Mrs. Vveliran; Hirt, ; Bond flection Stressed , "; ateward, Charles Glen; assis- Mrs. A. L. Boiler, Mrs. Louis Neu- i city Attorney Paul Geddea spoke ' steward, George McDowell; reiter, Mrs. Robert Gladwill. Miss briefly on the Roiarian program chaplain. Mrs. C (). Slabaugh; Helen Falbe. Mrs. D. F. Frauen- urging Rotanans to do their civic treasurer, Mrs. Rosa Heinbach; diener and Mra. George Luoma. duty concerning tha bond election secretary. Mrs. Mabel Lenge; gate For Canverville the membere Tuesday, which will delermine the keeper, ivian fo msbee: lady as of the PTA assisting in this project , fate of three vital bond issue- ,un.,1 ''ard. Mrs are; Mrs. H. M. Anderson, pub-1 one each for a new city hall, city j fjowell; teres. Mrs Myrtle Glenn, licity chairman; Mrs. H. L. Phi. I storm sewer sysiem and fire de-1 f1"""""'- Mr- B".,y. bLJ. lips, bond chairman; Mra. Lucille partment equipment. It is the cit- I'n: Flora. Mrs iMari Burgess, Beach, boolh chairman, and Mrs. I iren's duty, he seal, lo study the '."tivf commit ee c.rl" i .n.rd ci.dno Mrs H W Sh.w. i situation and to so out aad vote. orn. Blaine Stafford and fcmery Mrs. J. P. McGarry. Mra. t). C. Hanson and Mrs. Berlva McCoy. For Dillard Mrs. Vivian Rutrh man and Mrs. Lawrence Hercher. Days Creek Mrs. Carl C. Hill, Mrs. June Edmunson. Mrs. Donna Jean Martin. Miss Barbara Snyder and Miss l)is I.aubarh. Sutherlin Mrs. K. Vandenberg, Mrs. M. Wood. Mrs. L. Horlon, Mrs. O. L. Torrey and Miss Nadine Horton. producti must he apedrd up. Loss of strategic materials to the iron curtain countriea must be brought under tighter con rol. 4. There will be no voluntary withdrawal of American or British forcea from Korea meaning that if they do withdraw il will he under irresistible Communist military pressure. This assumes there will be no negotiated agreement 5. There will be no appeasement of communist aggression in fcerea. but Ihere has been no official e planation of what la meant by "appeasement." . The U.S. and Britain will hack the move pending in the United Nations calling on Chinese Com. munists to end their intervention in Korea. I ALL il HETUP i i " i Student Rotarian Vic Sanders aer. made his high school report and .The group attending from Ever-, announced that hia tenure as sstu- green Grange were: Mrs. Mabel dent Roiarian was ended. Ed Lange. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bur Stritzke will be the next atudent gess, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Tipton, Rotarian. i Mr. ami Mrs. Blaine Stafford, Mrs. LeRoy Hiatt announced that ar- Marie Butler, Mrs. Cecilia Cnnklin, rangemrnis are being made for, Mrs. Betty Cnnklin, .M. and Mrs. several University of Oregon : Vivian Folmsbee, Mi . and Mrs. foreign exchange students to come Slabaugh. Mrs. Myrtle Gleon. and lo Roseburg Dec. 19 through Dec. son Charles, Mrs. Dorothy Talboti. 23 to work during the holidays. He Mrs. Cora Johnson, Charles Mc asked Rotarians lo help by pro- Cord. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hem- Mrs. Walter Palmer is assisting j viding jobs, housing or hoard. One bach, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jenkins. Mrs. Paul Applegate at Scottsburg. 1 of the Kohlhagen apartments was Mrs. Sarah Cyrus and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil R. Connor is assisting offered for the students' use. Mrs. George McDowell. Mrs. Earl Weseman at Tiller. The Roiarian President Walt Malloryi The next meeting of the Ever- Riddle co-chairmen. Mrs. C. H. requested members to bring gift green Grange home economics club White and Mra. Marie Sosic are , toys to the Roiarian Christmas will he at the home of Mrs. W. C. taking charge of the sale alone, partv. which is to be S .10 p.m.. Heinbach in Dillard. It will be the Mrs. Albin NeJson and Mrs. .Oscar Dec' 14. at Riversdale Grange. The Christmas party and each mem- Amunrtsnn's group of Camp Fire toys are to be given In the Salva- ber is requested to hung a gift Girls are Winston'! volunteers. I tion Army, as is the club a custom. for exchange not to exceed seventy The BPWC of Reedsport and ! Gardiner is sponsoring the Christ I mas Seal sale, and all members I are assisting Mrs. Pat Danville 1 who has charge of the volunteer workers. Yoncalla BPWC is spon soring the sale for the second year. Volunteers from other districts will be reported at a later date. Three Planes Make Emergency Landings, Eugene I five cents. It is requested fiat pnilurk and table service b brought. OIL TO BURN for prompt courteous motor td deliveries of hi quality itove and burner oil CALL 152 Ask for our automatic fuel check . . . It's FREE. We Clvo S t H Green Stamp With Every Purchase MYERS OIL CO. istributort of Hancock Petrol urn Products Far Douglas County I It's we tue te drive e cer with e Iredleter keiheg like e teekettle. Let us flush eut yeur redieter end ( coelinf system eew. I ALL TYPES Of RADIATOR REPAIR WORK I Recering Rebuilding Soiling Out end Cleaning J . HANSEN J I Oek A Stftn Pkwie 444 I ! Officers Attend Grange Installation Ceremonies Roseburej, Oregon Phone 95 Siopsmili for him! gagpeSSBSSBlDsaeSffWjsjgj, 13 w,"A-HP motor . j . 10.30 On term 1 0 down, balance monthly e H's an I" Tilting Table Bench Saw e It's a Big Capacity 12" Disc Sander e It's e Vertical Drill Press e H's ft Woodworking Lethe e h's a Horiiontal Drill Press i Mmiii.ni j . Petaha MoseJtnf .1 OUTSTANDING GIFT 5-IN-l POWER TOOL VALUEI Tha most vereeitile gift you con give him . . . SHOPSMITHI h"i o complete power wortrhop rVif costs let man V4 ot mwch at comparoble single-purpose tools... sen) up In about V me space. And changes from one tool to another take lest than a minute. N't rugged, crn. poet, preciiion-built. Big I 4 'Ax 17" table hot effective siie of 3AI7", j,, See it demonstrated at Wards today! h I 'm h 3 "Snta Claui at Wards Saturday o it a is- .rr" I jf . sr ft I tl rr 1 Vtfl ffjt-Mt Mb MeareHesl djHi W MttK olQal' SSM ftVsM sse & lltrtfl WSr W 1 o Oregon Polio Cases Thus Far In Year Total 482 PORTLAND f.Tt The record Oregon poliomyelitis case total stood today at 4S2 for the year. The Slate Board of Health said IS new cases had been reported in the week ending Dec. 2. Dr. Thnmas Meador. Portland health nfficer. said that polio rate increases among lonsilectomy pa tients from 30 to 60 days after such surgery. I Offiers attending the installa ion at Riversdale Grange last Monday SM were irgil ttoonrjff Amy EUGENE A propeller lip flew into a Western Airlines plane near noseourg inursoay.,K Mf nd Mr Jj(mM An. i forcing the plane into an emer-; drew, Connie Showers. Oito Mat. gency anding here. I thews. Margaret Avdelolle. Mr The landing gear fa, edofnc-;,n(i K - x; d lion at first then a I, e blew mi. Mr, vittt D(. c Mr ,n(J in landing, and the plane wound M A T , m in muH un th wKm Inm hut . i. t .kA.j ,. ' ' .. ' Ketreshment commillee mem- Ihe 17 persons aboard were unin , . . . ,.,.-,. T R iured Stewardess Iiis Rrowning re-; polled the 7-inch piece of propeller missed her about a foot when it whizzed Ihrough the plane, after first striking (he luggage compart ment. The plane, flying at 14.000 feet, lost its high-altitude pressure, and piini George Ryan at once turned back for Eugene. With only one engine he approached the field. ( nnlv to find his landing gear would i i not go down. He circled, got the ! i g'-ar down, then landed safely, el- , J though the flat tire caused the plane to veer off the runway into muri. The 14 passengers ilid were ' transferred later lo a Cnlted Air lines plane bound for Mis Anseles. Thev had hoarded the Western 1 plane at Seattle, and were headed i for I.os Angeles. Joining them were passengers from a United Airlines DC-. j w.iich aUo made an emrrsenry landing. An indicator showed fire on the plane. Extinguishers were set off. No fire was found on land in;. Still a third plane made an emer-1 cencv siod. It was an army Ft 25.. , The pilot landed after developing 1 Busenhark. Otto Matthews. Carl Becker, and Virgil Woodruff. The program theme was 'T!ie Grange Way." Hnward Ransoms and Vel esta Taylor delivered -eadings. In struction in Grange work was given to the new officers. tro MflTMPP SINKS ROASTERS CABINETS Bible Students Dated At Sunday Meeting Here Rev. Mr. Anderson, pastor of the Church of the Open Bible, has an nounced that a group of Bible students from the Bible Standard institute nf Eugene will be present for the Sunday evening meetings. They will he in Roseburg Sunday. Dec. 10. and have charge of the Young People's service and also the evangelistic service. During the program the group will present special music, instrumental and Everett Fulton .Ir. will he the guest speaker. The church, located al Pine and Fined streets, baa invited the public to attend. 0 f I a . ELECTRIC RANGE REVERE WARE DORMEYER MIXERS STATIONARY TUBS ELEC. CORN POPPERS STEP-ON CANS G. E. MIXERS KITCHEN SINKS OTHER LABOR-SAVING KITCHEN APPLIANCES J J FOR THE FAMILY STUCK TWICB SIN'CI AIRVII.I.E. . Y. i.Vt Cabinet Work Teastmasten Medicine Cabinets -sV Electric Fan Heaters -sV Gloskete Linoleum Radiant-Gloss Heaters engine trouble Window mopping Don't fr if vU Cn t cot drum in win dow. We'll rejuvenate your preient clofrtsi mlre tKern jut at freiK and atrrietive lookinq as tKa new onet. Our Service . . . . A XiJLtX Our rt fn4 H tW "pil fflPNtl. W I4V fctcp T" put tha ch1dpn't MtUJ cUemtnf ixck H rifhN. lpiJiy! Ifffcianrtyl Umpqua Cleaners laclut.ve in Roteburg at g Pikup Dtiytry NO EXTRA CHARGE 231 N Main "Phone 471 iSperry Norway. 20. of Glastonbury. t onn.. called nremen when h i.s automobile stuck in a snowbank here. Chief Maurice Weslley and 20 volunteers pulled the car out. Then Mnrway was takee before a police justire on a charge nf turning in an unnecessary fire alarm. It cost Morw'ay $.s. f ROSEBURG CABINET f f AND SUPPLY 440 N. Jackson Phone 303 fi II kW II I 10 FOR MOM n n mra uitki Crir'mtnnnzJ Kin nH tn huff nnrl nuft when vnu come to Howard's Hardware with vour shopping. Here ore a few suggestions from o'jr treasure of new gifts ... ail bud get priced in our famous manner. FOR DAD Fishing Tackle .32 Winchester Special Rifles Model 12 Winchester Sbotfun Model 87 Winchester Shotgun Model 37 Itohaea Repeater Shotgun .22 Rifles Revere Wore Pyre Ware Westinghoute Electric Blankets Wettinghaute Electric Sheets Norge Washing Machines Norge Refrigerators Sunbeam Woffle Bakers Sunbeam Mixers Sunbeam fronmoftert G.E. Pop-up Toaster Kitchen Utensils We Have a Few Christmas Toys Left . . . BUY NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE HOWARD'S HARDWARE Complete Line of Sherwin-Williams Paint Everything for the Builder 0 Winston Phone 192-J-l s life V
