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2 The News-Review, Hoieburg, Or. Fridoy. Dm. 2. 1950
BARBERS SLATI VOTE
PORTLAND (iW AFL bar
bers here plan In vole Jan. on
whether to continue working five
days or return to a six-day opera
tion. CIO shops are open six days.
Oregon Draft Boards
Face Class Scarcity
PORTLAND - (JP) Oregon
draft boards by May or June may
scrape the bottom of the barrel of
19 to 29-year-old men classified
1-A.
Col. Francis W. Mason, deputy
state director of selective service,
said the Multnomah county board
was already reaching for 20-year-olds
alter exhausting Ihe available
21 to 25 year-old 1-A group.
He reported the March quota for
the state would be 750 to 775 men.
Jackson county selective ser
vice board chairman Guy Apple
while reported not enough men to
fill pending quotas. Applewhite said
there were less than 100 class 1-A
men in that county for January
February calls. Mason said this
condition was not general.
The deputy director said many
young men held induction post
ponements because of college at
tendance. This will change in June,
he said.
'Local
News
At Blatkty Home Miss Helen
Nelson of F.lgarose was a dinner
guest Thursday evening at the
Paul Blaskey home. Miss Nelson
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Nelson and is attending the
University of Oregon at Eugene.
Vit&rt From Tillamook Mr.
and Mrs. George A. I.ucas have
returned to their home in Tillamook
after spending their Christmas va
cation in Itoscburg visiting Mr. Lu
cas's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gay
lord Lucas, and Mr. an'.l Mrs. Al
Rust, parents of Mrs. George Lu
cas and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blaskey,
grandparents of Mr. I.ucas. George
Lucas Is sales engineer for the
Howard Cooper corporation and is
assigned In Tillamook and Clacka
mas counties.
Speaker, Soloist
Doted At Church
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CALL 152
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Petroleum Products For
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WASHING MACHINES FOR RENT
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1200 S. Stephens St.
NOTICE
We Will Be Closed For
INVENTORY
Tuesday and Wednesday
January 2nd and 3rd . . .
We Will Be Open To Serve You
All Of This Week.
BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 98
Located W. Washington St. and S.P.R.R. Tracks
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Fatal Gun Play
Due To Jealousy
PITTSBURGH Pl A rail
road fireman Thursday night
foi-ced his way into a homp where
he once lived and shot lo death a
! nine year old boy. police Chief
Nick Antonelli of McKces Rocks
said.
Antonelli identified the assailant
as Eugene Milter, 42.
. He said Miller wounded himself
! and two other persons, one of them
a child of three.
! The rlain boy wag Henry John
! Rost.
! Antonelli said Miller went on his
shooting rampage apparently out
of jealousy. He said Miller had
threalened Mrs. Isabella Lober,
who lives in the house, after she
refused to see hjm.
As reported bv Antonelli, Miller
first shot Mrs. i.ober's 40-year-old
husband. Walter, injuring him ser-
! iously, and Ihen fired twice at Mrs.
tlxber herself who with her small
I son and the Rost boy fled toward
the back of the house.
I One shot struck the Rost boy, a
t distant relative of Mrs. Lober. and
the second hit the younger child.
Mrs. Lober was uniniured.
Miller then wounHed himself in
Ihe head.
He was charged with murder,
and a police ward placed over him
at the hospital.
The Rev. Kenneth Dooley of Eu
gene (pictured above), will be the
guest speaker and soloist this Sun
day night at the North Roseburg
church in their observance of New
Year's Eve. Mr. Dooley is pastor
of the Bailey Hill Community
church in a suburban area o f
Eugene, and is a graduate student
at the University of Oregon. For
two years he sang with the "King's
Envoys" male quartet from Pa
cific Bible college, of Azusa, Calif.
The evening's activities will be
gin with the evening service at 9
p. m., rather than the usual 7:30
hour, with the Rev. Mr. Dooley
providing the special music as
tenor soloist and trombonist, i n
addition to bringing Ihe evening
message. Informal activities will
begin at 10:15 p. m., including
sleight-of-hand performances by
Mr. Dooley, and refreshments for
all. Krom 11:30 p.m. to 12:05 a.m.,
the entire congregation will join in
a watch night service of prayer
for peace in the New Year.
The evening's activities are
sponsored by the Youth Fellowship
for the entire congregation. The
public is invited to attend.
Forest Research Report
Deals With Fir And Pine
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then 'gives way, to ppnderosa and
sugar pines." :
Pints Outstrip Fir '
I The present forest "service prac
; lice of clear-cutting small tracts
land planting them will permit the
replacing ol the present mixed
lands with pines, on those sites
where pines outproduce fir, he said.
Even though fir seeds in naturally,
it will be' unable to overtake the
pines, once they are established.
Hayes cited two examples of rec
ord pimegrowth.in southern Oregon.
One was a suj.ar pine from the
South Umpqua area, which meas
ured 246 fee;, felled, licing the rec
ord height of a sugar pine giant
found in California.
The other was a ponderosa pine
in an exceptional stand in Myers
valley, about 25 miles southwest
of Grants Pass. The specimen
measured 22 feet longer than the
record 232 feet.
In oilier affairs of the meeting,
Rotarian President Walt Mallory
told members that a board of di
rectors' meeting is slated for 7:30
p.m., Jan. 4. at the chamber of
commerce building.
Ted Wirak reminded the group
that Rotary is scheduled for blood
typings from 6 to 8 p.m., Jan. 8,
at the Veterans hospital. He passed
around a registration list for the
signatures of members who de
sired to go.
Toil-Biting Custom
Not Approved In Canada
WINDSOR, Ont. fP The
Poles in Poland may hite the tails
off kittens, hut Nicholas Kozubiak
is spending five days in jail to real
ize it's not the custom here.
itozubiak was haled before Ma
gistrate .1. A. Hanrahan for usin
his teeth to de tail three small fe
lines. That's common practice in
Knzuhiak's homeland, Poland.
"Whatever is the practice in Po
land. I don't intend lo put a stamp
of approval on il here." replied the
judge, moling out the five-day sen
tence. ' -
Diversion Of Funds
To Be Tax League Topic
The Douglas County Taxpayers
league will meet in the Hotel Ump
qua Saturday at 1:30 p.m, to deter
mine what action shall be taken by
the group in diverting the county
and city's budget funds from non
essential to defense uses, reported
league Secretary H. O. Pargeter.
From every part of Ihe county,
representatives will come to vote
on the methods to increase funds
for defense on city, budgets .at
the expense of such things as hous
ing. The problem will be dealt with
on both the county and stale levels
regarding the stand the group will
take in bringing about legislation
toward this end, said Pargeter.
I Rent Controls Lifted
In Multnomah County
WASHINGTON (Pi Housing
expediter Ti"he E. Woods today
removed rent controls in Portland,
Ore.
He acted on the basis of a reso
lution adopted by the city council
declaring that a shortage of rental
housing no longer exists in Port
land. Woods also lifted controls from
unincorporated localities in Clack
amas, Multnomah and Washington
counties in Oregon and dark,
county, Washington.
Controls also were lifted from all
incorporated communities in Mult
nomah coir., including Fairview
and Troutdaie.
Truman Approves
Yugo Aid Money
WASHINGTON (PI Presi
dent Truman today signed legis
lation providing an additional S3H,
000.000 in food aid for drought-
stricken Yugoslavia.. I
The fund raises to approxi
mately S69.O0O.0OO the amount of
American assistance to the Balkan
nation, which is Communist ruled
but is at odds with Russia.
Mr. Truman had asked congress
for the money to avert a famine
as a result of a Yugoslav crop
failure. He also said it was needed
"to help preserve the independ
ence of a nation which is defying
the savage threats of Soviet im
perialists.
Congress will not have to ap
propriate any new money for the
program.
Actually, the hill authorizes the
diversion of S50,1XK),0O0 in Marshall
plan funvls to Yugoslavia. But $12,
000,000 in recovery funds, plus S6.
000,000 in import - export bank
loans and approximately S13.00".
000 in military aid funds, already
has been made available to the
Yugoslavs.
Shipments of food, grain and
other supplies started flowing in
to Yugoslavia in November. The I
military aid money was used only
to provide food for Marshall Tito's
army of 30 to 32 divisions, the lar
gest standing armed force in Eu
rope outside Russia.
Aged Couple Pass Away
As They Lived, Together
I.OS ANGEI.ES Wi A double
funeral will be conducted for a
73 year-old couple who died as they
lived, together.
Born only 48 hours apart in
1877 in Idiana, Mr. and Mrs. t'lar
ence Guy Evans had been married
44 years. Mrs. Evans died Christ
mas night of coronary thrombosis
Her husband succumbed at gen
eral hospital 41 hours later of ar
terial sclerosis.
"Thank God that neither knew
of the other's death," said their son.
Raymond. "Their wedding. anniver
sary would have been on New
Year's Eve."
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art rhtro scratch!, rust iport or
worn places on your cor'i hide?
WE LOVE TO PAINT CARS!
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Fret Estimate!
TED'S Auto Body Service
2 miles west of ciry center
on Melrose Read.
PHONE 1316-J
G. W. PEAVY STRICKEN
COKVAI.I.IS M Ivor
George W. Peavy, 81, president
emeritus of Oregon State college,
is seriously ill at his home follow
ing a Christmas night stroke that
caused partial paralysis of his right
side. v
Van Blaricom Funeral
Will Be Held Saturday
Funeral services will be held Sat
urday, Dec. 30, at 11 a.m. for Wil
liam R. Van Blaricom, 69, who was
killed when struck by a car in
Bremerton, Wash., Dec. 25. Ser
vices will be held in the Chapel of
The Roses. Roseburg Funeral
home. Interment will follow in the
Masonic cemetery. The Revs. Rae
Kleinfeldt and Kenneth Knox wi
officiate. :
DEATH THREAT ALLEGED
Elvin Maurice Hubbard, 43, of
Roseburg is being held in Ihe
county jail on $1,500 bail charged
with threatening the commission
of a felony, reported Justice of
Peace A. .1. Guides.
According to the complaint, Hub
hard, the accused, threatened to
kill his father. E. A. Hubbard. He
was arrested by the deputy sheriff.
CITY COURT CASES
Frank McKay, 40, and Paul
Howard Dullanty, 38. both of Sa
lem were each committed Friday
to serve ten days in the city jail
for vagrancy, reported Municipal
Judge Ira R. Riddle.
Harold Phane Hull man. 47, of
Roseburg pleaded guilly to drunl
enness on a puhlic street and
was also committed for ten days,
said Riddle.
Postmen Discard Yule ..
Packages; "Too Heavy" ,
NEW YORK1 '(VP)" "It was
loo heavy.!' said Joseph Davis, one
of two temporary mail carriers ac
cused, of dumpirg their bi Christ
mas holiday mail loads.
Davis allegedly tossed five bun
dles into a snowbank. Arthur P.
Haas was accused, of throwing a
bundle into an incinerator. Both
were charged with destroying
mail. Said Haas:
"1 was tired."
flips;
ESTATE IN PROBATE
The eslate of Delhert C. Oatney.
who died intestate Dec. 18, has '
been admitted to probate by order !
ot County Judge D. N. Busenhark.
A. I). Baker and Merline Oatney j
were appointed joint administrate j
nrs. Eugene Remington, F r a n k j
Mrdine ami I.ee Rodgers, apprais- I
ers.
GET SCHOOL LAW FINE
Herbert (i. Koch, fi0,,of Aalea
has been fined $25 in the Canyon
ville justice court for failure of a
parent lo send a child to a public
school. Koch was arrested by a
deputy sheriff.
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&H Here's to new plans, new hopes, new dreams fl .
... and the fulfillment of old ones! May 1951
' 3 bring courage for a fresh start . . . spirit to sue- VfL
- '."fl Cee1 Uf ndeaVrS ' 0 measure Peace
t w f our t1"0110'6 world. And may we take this jt4
s KJgl opportunity to wish all of our friends as full a
share as possible of personal success and happl- pi
feJ ness from each of the busy and eventful months j
tOCOme' '
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