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TID AJKIe DOES YOUR COUPE DROOP? It ver ear's peit eld end re there Scretchet, nrt were places e ye ear's I Wl LOVI TO MINT vARSI Iriikf Yr Co to Us tee a Free Isriiiiere! TED'S Auto lady Servico 1 niU4 w. or city mtw M Melreee Rm4. PHONI 11M-J Q It's Later Than You Think! STOCK UP NOW! GREEN WOOD PLANER ENDS 30S Cheaper Thoo Other Fvoje DOUILI LOADS I" GREEN WOOS SINGLE LOADS U" GREEN WOO DOUBLE LOADS 14" PLANER ENDS SINGLE LOADS It" PLANER ENDS AIM AoaikMM UmiM. 4 f in i T U-INCH DRY SUPPORT THI INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOUI THE STYLELINK DC LUXE tour-door sedan It on of 14 models introduced by Chevrolet t it passenger car lino for I9SI. Notable in this pieturo are tho doiign improvements which accentu ate longer lowtr appearance. t Radiator grilles havo been limplifiad, tha decorative body moulding lowered and raar tender crownt raiiad. Tha modali alto of(r addad safety, Tha naw lina will ba on display Saturday at Hanian Motor Co. Whimpering Baby Savct Family From Death Peril PORTLAND (IP) A whim pering baby was credited by stale police with saving a family from possible asphyxiation. Thomas Monaghan, 27, Arden wald school teacher, told police he was aroused by the whimper ing of his month-old son, Thomas Jr. Ha got up to investigate, felt faint, but managed to get to tha front door to shout for neighbors before collapsing. Hit wife, Mary, 25, and another son, Dennis, 1, were also over coma by fumes from a stove, but were recovering in a hospital here. Private Forest Land Owners To Get More Aid PORTLAND (.Vi Private for est land owners of Washington and Oregon will get continued financial help from the federal government this year for managing and protec ting their timber. The Forest service office re ported $18,512 has been made avail able under the Norris-Doey a e t. The stale governments share in the fund which is currently used to help 9U0 owners ill the two stales. mum. HI 1 r.j, tk Scores of Beautiful Stylet to Choose From Lomps for every decorative mood ... for very budget! Al Christmas girts, they're perfect "lewels". Over 75 styles to select from . . . bewildering orroy of shades end colors. Select right now! Convenient Terms a p I I 1 v f I If China Base Lamps Bases with floral ond gold decoration. Many shopetj. Hondvme shodei in choice of colors. They're wonder ful values ot . . . Sola Brass Lamps For Irving room and for bedroom ue. Attorted styles with ottrocttve yf)de. Choice of one entire group Ot only , , . ft-Way Roor Lamps The very newest ttyle in Junior and bridge lomo-, with ottroctive shodes in assorted cokvt. Outstand ing values as low o . . . 595 155 19 95 AT CARSTENS Wt Can't Supply Evorythina -IUT Wo Do Supply Hi REST! G 117 W.CASS ST. PHONE 10 Nuclear Bombs Can Kill All Living Things, Assertion By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE Associate Prats Science Editor NEW YORK (. With nu clear bombst man can kill all liv ing things, writes Dr. Gerald Wemlt. Nuclear bombs are atomic, hy drogen and others now unknown that might be made from nuclear explosions of atoms. Dr. Wendt is former dean of the school of chemistry and physics, Pennsylvania Stale college. He studij radioactivity with Mm. Curie. In World War I he was a captain in the research division of the chemical warfare service. He is former science editor of Time, former consulting editor of Iife and Fortune and former editorial director of Science Illustrated. "It is all man's handiwork," he writes of the nuclear energies in a new book "Atomic Knergv and 'h Hydrogen Bomb" I Medill Mr- Bride) out this week. "It is his to do with as he pleases. "He can blow his world to bils; he can scorch it with invisible rays to kill all living things; or he ran use it to build a plentiful para llise where the genie from the Arc tic and the Congo do the work and man is free to create a joyful cul ture. These are the years for that decision. This is either a new ren aissance or doomsday." Tha "genie" are the uranium de posits in Canada and the Congo, the bulk of whose production has been coming to the United States. Dr. Wendt describes a possible hydrogen bomb, which he says is entirely his own conceplion, with out benefit of secret information. Of radioactivity he writes "No warning, no shelters and no amount of dispersion is adequate defense against the final threat of nuclear warfare. That is tha use of radioactive materials, apread broadcast into the air by a bomb explosion to make tha very air lethal." Dr. Wendt aays the reactors at Hanford works, Washington, make enough of tha radioactive ashes ev ery five or six days to blanket Manhattan islam!. He calls the type of bomb designed to scalier ra dioactivity sands and ashes "far more deadly than the hydrogen bomb." O PACIFIC WINS FOREST GROVE -. Pacific University basketeers were never headed last night as they took a 62-S6 victory over Oregon College of Education. The victor a F.d Roo ney and OCE'a Leroy Coleman knotted for scoring honors with 15 points. Halftime acore favored l'acific S7-26. Standarixed Arithmetic Test For Grad Urged SPOKANE l.i A stand ardised test in arithmetic was stig- fested yesterday as a possible rerequisite for high school grad uation. The proposal was made by Clif ford Robinson of Wem, Ore., an official of the stale department of education, at a meeting of tha Northwest Association of Second ary and Hjgher Schools. Robinson said 60 percent of Ihe studenta enrolling at Oreeon Stale coueif naa only general malhe- Waky. Dx. I. It 59 Tho Now.,.low, Roioburt, Oro. Central Oregon Fttds On Imported Potatoes PRINEVII.LE - ("I Imported potatoes were on sale today in this city in tha heart of central Oregon poialo growing region, a quaran tine area until three months ago. The potatoes, from North Dakota and Minnesota, were selling for 89 cenla for a 10 pound bag. Salaa were far from brisk, but there was some buying.' stores reported. Since the price was above the lo cal level, stores offered "curios ity" as reason for tha aalea. I-ocally grown No. 1 potatoes for bdoui j'j renia a pound, and No. matics or general science in hieh I 2 U 'or l cents for a 50-pound Echmtl ' : bse 'The survey committee sug gested that all students who have not completed a consecutive course in mathematics be required to take a standardized test in arithmetic before they leave high school," he said. Another speaker. Dr. Harrv K Newburn, president of Ihe Univer sity of Oregon and member of the national commission on accredita tion, urged that schools be accred ited by federations, or groups in hiding all phases of school life. He criticized the present sysfotn which permits a particular agency to accredit only a specialized phase of the shool curriculum. Electrical Homo Wlrina Supplies At Douglas Hardware T 0 S. St.k.t Pk.. 64.J bag. ihe previous quarantine banned importation of potatoes as a guard against disease. (Fold To relieve miser- ' IM. ruh , ... . chest and back lICKS w.U contorting Vv!KS2 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ' Roy. Raymond Schaofer Pastor 11:00 A.M "WORDS OF GRACE" 7:30 P.M "POWER TO BECOME" Sfiowinaj of Missionary Film, "GO FORTH" yw aw .fawra r '7ZXMMSJ'lH EVERLASTING IR0NZE to. mem UImw Ma. Bw.r raaladw - ... rMb T pnem. fmu . Or. te -d . II b, .taa 1 m ta. Tbw II teM Umm - Do. W.lli 70S E. tk Fh... till L . -Omf Service TP"' vy asm w omtt tut oftiurre attar jtweimt y mm--urn I I ill rr.ni r....U I I X3A vaeV ' W - II Mlmw- jT w-.r,.. . JJ offer he gets hif new f'm ',, V" Suobeom or Schick fr 1 .I J electrie shaver. A st ( 'III wonted girtl I ; ' rV, 1 nl iVORE HOPrtNGDAVS 'Til PUPIXTAAA; . i u vi iiiinn WJLULR5 ar NO, IT ISN'T . . . IT'S NOT HARD TO 1 BUY FOR AMANL rTabVeal No . buying for men ti sy when you buy at Umpqua Veltey Hardware. W've ben catering to men for lo,, these many years and we can almost sip );- m r i u tuPlatf 4rtao mas Alt Vn IIP shopping list will prefer com. Yule time, f ( Drop in, won'; you? TAYLOR FORECASTING ' INSTRUMENTS There's an amateur weather man in your midst! Givo him a Taylor barometer and make him happy. A wide rango of instruments at low priett. Ass qnee s SALE Of attets heretofore owned by Walter R. Bernel, dbe Roteburg Feed A Seed, Oak A Spruce Sti., Roteburg, Oregon, consitting of PARCEL 1, Office Furniture 4 Fixtures, inventoried at $937. SO PARCEL 2, Warehouse Equip ment S37.30; PARCEL 3, 1945 2 ti Ton Diamond T Truck with Hat bed; PARCEL 4, 147-1' Ton Diamond T Truck with stake rack bed; PARCEL 5, 19S0 Hudson 2 Door Sedan with heat tr, radio, spot lite. Sale will be by sealed bids which must be accompanied by certified check for 10 of amount bid. You may bid en any one or combination of parcels but state separate amount for each. Bids will be opened In offices of the under signed en Tuesday December 12, 1950 at 11 o'clock A.M. Assets may be inspected en Monday, December 11. 1950. Right re served te reject any or all bids and in yen to ry may be seen in our office now. Notel All as sets are In Roseburgi at address ffven above except 9i0 Hud son which is at Motor Park Car age, 421 S.W. 13th Ave. Portland, Oregon, which has been driven only I5M Mtles. Portland Association of s Credit Men, Inc. a 137 Ptft.k Sleek Pertland f. Or.g.n. BR. 0541 ROBIN HOOD WAS A PIKER and we mean as a bow and arrow expert ha couldn't, hold a candle to your 1950 male . . . not if ha has an archery set such as wa feature. Lemonwood bows, tar gets, arrows, tha entire sets are here. Junior sett from 2.00, man sis outfits to 10.7S. Eitra arrowi Sc TACKLE BOXES Here's on itm many mpn hesi tate to buy fw tHemwIve . . . but Otie lorely ner(H. Mmt fisherman need at leait thrs. If he fnhe. he'll love thft gift. From 1.00 to 7.50 CROQUET SETS Thu soort is OM,n0 more pop ular oil the time. Buy now for your Qift-reeeiver't fun next summer when thii pastime comes into it own. Fine, hard wood mallets and balls, wick ets, hoofrt, everything including e rock. Set for 4 6 players. t.95 up IN THIS C Of HER , . , it l little boy admiring the naw boxing gloves ha found under the tree. Regular Wilson gloves that can take it. 6 8 yeor olds 6.9510-14 ytors 11.25 8 10 yaort old 9.25 All Prices Are tor Complete Set of 4 Gloves HUNTING KNIVES Fine, tempered, gleaming steel knives complete with decorated sheath. Mote a hit with your man o a e get him one from our stock. 2.00 up AIR PISTOLS ond AIR RIFLES IHave oil the fun of shooting without the cost of regular powder oownunition ... we mean Daisy or Benjamin otr pistols ond rifles. For BB or pellet shooting. t Daisy rifloi 2.50 Benjamin pistols and rifles 15.00 up TRICYCLES Good, rugged tncvcles that afford many a day of tun. They're built to toke it, and) they're handsome1 Buy one (buy two for tho-e wide eved kids, they'll love you for it! 7.50 up NEW! NEW! Handiest outdoor gadget soor smen . . . the new ki set. rwo tools, one a shor skmnoo knife ond the ramp axe. 8oth in one Clever! 8.75 to 13.50 nitt ae W.ii p edged I other a ffJLI sheath. !si Still Stumped? EVERY MAN WANTS AND NEfOS QUALITY TOOLS FOR HOME, CAR. SHOP OR HOBBY. THE FAMOUS BRAND TOOLS FEATURED HERE WILL FILL THE BILL. Stop In Tomorrow RED WAGONS Whot's o Crtmtnrws witrtout a r.d ogon' Umpoua Valley Horrl o'ftrs these sfurrly sfe.l wa oom m thfe. sizes. Ltt us tog nn tor the fc3y (or girl) on your list. p, 2.5S us 202 North Jackson Sfrtet PhonJ 0 0 0 63 0 0 0
