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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1950)
WU -7 o A Let us ' be your " ty-f banta vJaus 'l I during ?) J the. ( holidays k . ...and V K'vCA thereafter, I ....i..i..i.i.,ui.i.i . . n .mi ii. iHijfcja-yxsrrw "" MHnnBJiiMM: mini iiiiimirTr 'iry T'l '-iiit wifinniTi -iiti-tPH CHRISTMAS BALL Meeting at the senior high school Wednesday were committee members for the school's annual Christmas Ball, an invitational event scheduled for the Benson school audi torium Friday night. Committee members were chosen by the Girls league at large and have charge of the issuance of invitations, selection of music, decorations and much else connected with the successful staging of such an affair. Pictured from the left are: Ruth Chism, Catha rine Raade, Barbara Moore, Sonia Fett, Jeanne Rapp, Donna Lee Lashua, Rena Van Horn and Joan Ollivant. By Paul Jenkins. Bridges' Pal, Schmidt, Barred From Defense Job SAN FRANCISCO (P) An Schmidt showed up t the naval army spokesman declared here : base with a crew of longshoremen that Henry Schmidt, lone a topi Tuesday. He worked 2'-a homs be- officer in the Longshoremen's and fore he was summoned to the ad Warehousemen's union won't be i ROSEBURG LAUNDRY PHONE 1833 permitted to work at any military establishment in the area. Schmidt first was barred at the naval supply center at Oakland, security officials there said. The army and navy said only men considered good security risks will be accepted for work at any military operation, including the Oakland supply depot. Schmidt was a co-defendant with Harry Bridges, president of the left-wing union, in the trial which resulted in Bridges' conviction of perjury. He was sentenced to five years in prison and has appealed. Schmidt was sentenced two years for conspiracy. he ministration building "We don't want you around was told. He was the first person to be barred from working on bay area waterfronts, in line with the new stringent security rcgulatiens. SLIPS ON SLIP LONG BEACH, Calif. .P "This is the start of our joint bank account," the bridegroom told the teller. The clerk took one look. "I'm afraid it's a poor start." he said. "You see this is the stub you keep, not the check." The blushing newlywed returned to his home and found the check in his waste basket. Roseburg High Songsters Heard By Two Clubs The ninth grade Boys chorus of Roseburg high school sang (or (he Women's club Dec. 19. The chorus sang four numbers, and Galen I Crisler and Larry White sang in cidental solos. The high school double trio sang Dec. 21 for the members of the Rotary club. ARROW o INTERWOVEN O PARIS BELTS O.ADAM HATS O REVERE SWEATERS SHIRTS SOX O HICKOK p COLUMBIAKNIT JWeVrY . SWEATERS O FLORSHEIM O SAMSONITE SHOES LUGGAGE L0RSWEJAT?RFS MAHAT O JOCKEY BRAND CAcHMFRF SHORTS and CASHMERE T-SHIRTS SWEATERS SHIRTS O STRADIVARI SHIRTS O Style Mart O Hollywood O Michaels-Stern O Curlee From U1T TOPCOATS SLACKS SPOUT COATS Curlee Brand Leading Brands From GIFT CERTIFICATES JN ANY AMOUNT A i 7 . 234 NORTH JACKSON O PHONE 217 t Opfen Until 9:00 P.M. Monday Thru Saturday M 39.31 1 18.31 w issv Mm mm VA PS V'i7i r V Nil Approximately IM.ooo Puerto Ricans live in New .York. By Curtin MRS,' CRACI THOMPSON Here are further facts on the loss of stock belonging to Leslie Crane, lxjst are two heifers one roan and one Hereford, both 18 months old with registered "C" brand on the right shoulder. Crane has lost five head of slock in less than a J'rar. Any information about the nst stock will be greatly apprec iated by Crane. Mrs. Peggy Becker has donated a number of pocket-size books to the free lending library which is located in the post office building. Judy Billings, Sharon Galdabini, Michael and Diane Booher were stricken with chicken pox Fri day. Further repairs have been made on the bridge to the Forest Veneer mill. New underpinnings and planks were built in a portion of it. Mrs. Ruby Meacham entertained Thursday with a stork shower in honor of Mrs. Wanda Crane. Re freshments were served to the group after the honored guest had opened several gifts. Present were the Mesdames Helen Suiter, Lizzie Gilman, Dorothy Uleson, Grace Coins, Pearl Hill, Ada Redifer, Grace Thompson and Ruby Mea cham. Several who were unable to be present sent their gifts. The Pass Creek unit of the Doug las county Home Extension service met Tuesday, Dec. 12, at the Redi fer home with Mrs. Pearl Hill and Mrs. Ada Redifer as joint host esses. A demonstration was pre sented on "Oregon Sweets." After a dinner of chili, hot rolls, and dessert, Ihe afternoon was spent in trying out the various recipes. Mrs. Betty Thompson will be host ess at the meeting planned for Jan. 9. Those present were the Mes dames Betty Landwing, Elva Littlepage, Evelyn Littlepage, Gen evieve Gordineer, Wilma Stigers, Naomi Jacob, Karen Thompson, Mabel Sowles, Pansy Sagaberd, Ruth Snider, Veltna Haldeman, Betty Thompson, ICarian Marvick, Abilene Tanner, Pearl Hill, Helen Suiter, Emma Stephens, Viahnett Martin and Ruby Meacham. -Robert Gardineer suffered a bndly cut toe Sunday and was taken to a local doctor. Several Thurs., Dee. 21, 150 Tht Newi.Rcvlew, Roieburg, Or. Death Sentence Reversal Followed By Repeat Deed ANCHORAGE, Alaska (P) -A 22-year-old soldier, who.ie death sentence for the rape slaying of an Anchorage woman was reversed only two weeks ago, was sentenced Tuesday to 15 years in the federal penitentiary on a charge of as saulting a second woman with in tent to commit rape. The soldier, Harvey L. Carignan, was sentenced to McNeil island prison for the attempted rape of Mrs. Christine Norton of Anchor age in July, 1949. It was after his arrest in con nection with the attack on Mrs. Norton that Carignan confessed to the slaying of Mrs. Laura Sho waiter. A death sentenre followed his conviction of the murder and rape charges, but was reversed by the U. S. Ninth circuit court of appeals two weeks ago. The court held that stitches were required to close the wound. Leslie Coins was rushed to a Cottage Grove doctor Monday evening with a cut finger requir ing several stitches. Delbert Oatney succumbed to in juries received in a woods accident Monday. He was found unconscious and taken to a Eugene hospital where he died later in the day. No definite facts have been re leased as yet. He is survived by his wife and two children Lavina and Larry. his conviction of the crime, ob tained by what defense attorneys contended was "psychological in timidation," should not have been admitted in the trial. A new trial on the charges was ordered. Cariqnaj was to have left here by plane Tuesday for the Puget Sound penitentiary, Shirley Temple Quits Film Career For Marriage SAN FRANCISCO m -In a honeymoon mood, Shirley Temple declared Wednesday she has made her last motion picture, she lias definitely retired from films and "I have signed new contract with Charles the only contract I have." Her husband, Charles Black, nodded. She and the Los Angclea television station executive were married last Saturday at Carmcl. As far as they know now. Miss Temple said, they will live in Los Angeles then she mentioned "the present world situation" un easily. Her husband is a lieutenant Commander. in the active naval reserve. Average house lighting circuits function satisfactorily on 15-am-pere fuses, while circuits working appliances may require 20 am-peres. NOTICE For the coming holiday season all residence garbage collections normally made on Mondays will be made on the Saturdays preceding the holidays. ROSEBURG GARBAGE DISPOSAL CO. - IT'S NEVER HARD TO BUY A GIFT FOR 0 FISHERMAN FLY RODS The choicest gift. Choose from glass or bamboo fly rods by Granger, Shakes peare, Montague and others. The glass rods will never take a set, will not absorb moisture. The bamboo rods are complete with extra tip, rod cases in cluded with all. 7-00 to 40.00 ' SPINNING RODS The fastest-coming style of fishing. A spinning outfit will be sure to please. Featured are glass ana bamboo spinning rods by Montague, Alrex and Shakespeare. Each with case. 12.00 to 29.50 CASTING RODS Glass or steel casting rods of all grades and weights. 3.50 to 30.00 FLY REELS Top quality single action fly reels by Shakespeare, Pfleuger and others, 4.00 to 13.50 AUTOMATIC FLY REELS The modern way to fish, Automatic reels by Perrine, South Bend and Shakespeare. 9.00 to 10.50 SPINNING REELS The famous Airex spinning reel 13.50 to 22.50 The superb Mitchell, with two spools 27,50 CASTING REELS Every possible style, make and grade of casting reel to please everyone from the boy beginner to the purist fisher man. 1.50 to 35.00 Fly Boxes You can't miss with a gift like this. Choice of many i Ml ' Fisherman's De-Liar A novel, useful gift. A gimmick that contains weighing scales and steel tape. 2.00 & 2.50 varieties. ' 50c up HERE'S A GOOD GIFT HINT: x FLY TYING EQUIPMENT AND KITS All wanted items for the fisherman and hunter. Other Gift Suggestions DAISY REPEATER AIR RIFLE Complete kit contains Daisy repeater Air Rifle, metal tar get bell-ringer, targets, pack of BB's, handbook and other necessities. This Daisy rifle complete with TELESCOPE SIGHTS. Complete kit 10.60 Rifle only 7.95 Coleman Camp Stoves and Lanterns. New shipment just received. Wilson Athletic Equipment r all major sports. mtf ' i 0 O 202 North Jackson Street Phone 73
