Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1951)
'4 v i Enjoy jf$& MORTON'S ...more people do When it rains' it pours. FOR BIGGER DAIRY PROFITS All SIZES, 4 TO 14 CANS DAILY CAPACITY, TO FIT ANY FARM m 891 IIITERIIATIOIIAL HARVESTER MILK COOLERS Coo 1 1 milk faster, more economical!)' ... to SO or lower in one hour.,, to 33 over night. Exclusive IH pneumatic agitator keeps wa ter circulating orer 3-inch ica bank, around cans. Insures minimum bacteria-count better milk . . . bigger dairy profits, Sturdy electric refrigerating unit . . silt for every farm. ee 7&etn 7Uuf SIG FETT S27 N. Jackson Prion 1150 Only One Allen Quad Survives After 8 Days BOSTON UP) Only one of (he Allen quadruplets born pre maturely ei?ht days (go i i still alive today. Little Kathleen died Friday. Her sister, Karen Elizabeth, died last Sunday and her brother, Timothy, early Tuesday. Robert Allen Jr., largest of the quads at a little over three pounds, was reported "doing well" at Chil dren's Medical center. The quads were born to the wife of Robert Allen, 41, a Boston pa trolman. They were six weeks pre FFA WEEK DESIGNATED SAf.EM UP) Oregon has S.3UO active member' ot the Fu ture Farmers of America, Gov ernor Douglas McKay said in des ignating next week as Oregon Future Farmer week. All of them are studying vocational agricul ture in public schools. The annual FFA state conven tion will be held March 20-22 in Corvallis. Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Must you say 'Step on It when you want him to hurry and answer the 'phone?" . . .You won't miss receiving important calls if you answer your telephone as quickly as possible . . . Pacific Telephone. vt GSM? r? RECEIVING THE PRESIDENT'S GAVEL from retiring president Mrs. Benjamin Dufresne Is Mrs. Thomas E. Patty, who will preside over the Toastmistress's club for the ensuing six months. Officers were installed at an impressive ceremony Tuesday night at the Veterans hospital nurses' home. Other officers installed were Mrs. W. L. Toier, Mrs. Lloyd Hayes and Mrs. Erica Graham. (Picture by Paul Jenkiifs) Reorganization Plan For School Districts Fought SALEM UP) The Dr. T. C. Holy biil to reorganize school dis tricts has run into a storm of pro tests from rural people, who said it would destroy the little red schoolhouse and make tne school children go long distances to larger schools. On the other hand,' the bill drew strong support from the Oregon Education association, Oregon League of Women Voters, State Federation of Labor, and the Ore gon Congress of Parents and Teachers. The main objection voiced b y rural school board members was that districts could be consolidated by a majority of all the voters. The bill would eliminate the pres ent provision under which individ ual districts can vote to stay out, regardless of whether a majority ot all the voters in the proposed consolidated district vote. , Harold Cooper, Newberg, said "We don't want to give up our democratic way of life. Children in rural schools learn more by in dividual guidance than by mass education in cities." The testimony, given before the Senate education committee, also included a statement by George Denn, Benton county rural school Thurs., Feb. IS, 1951 The News, Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Governor's Promise Reopens Struck Schools MINNEAPOLIS UP) Min neapolis' 94 public schools, closed since Jan. 23 by a strike, were re opened Wednesday and some 63, 000 pupils were resumed their studies. Classes were scheduled Tuesday. Instead, picketing union teachers marchd about the schools in sup port of their demand for a pay raise higher than the $100 annua! I increase offered by the school board. The impasse was settled by Gov. Luther W. Youngdahl, who as sured the instructors he would in tervene with Minnesota legislators in an effort to gain more financial support for the city's schools. In offering the $100 annual in- j crease, school board members said that was as high as the city could go at the present time without re sorting to deficit financing. Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? ThnuMndjnrmiililfaftr nL wnrn-oiit. .lhauaird ftrilHv tirrkuMlxxfy lai talron. for urw vim. Mlalliy, iry Oalrri Toole Tal'lria. Ctiiitalua Iron you, loo. may nwtl for prp: aUo vitamin Hi Imrixl'iriory or 'Itvarmialmil' aUa. aped! raducad pripa. Al drug .lore, everywhere in Reeeburg. al rred Meyer'f at rullerton Drug.. board member, that it Isn't fair to force rural school districts to con solidate as long as they have stan dard schools. "I'd rather be under three or four democracy boards than under a dictator board," Denn said. "My taxes are plenty high, but they could still go higher if they let us keep our present, inefficient de mocracy boards." Present System Rapped Dr. Holy, the Ohio State univer sity education expert who pro posed the bills to overhaul the state's school system, said Oregon has the "most complicated school district organization in the nation, with nine or 10 different kinds of school districts. The system is inefficient, wasteful and education ally damaging." Mrs. Sarah Knox, Portland, of the League of Women Voters, said the small districts aren't hle to give adequate courses in such sub jects as mathematics, science, art and music. "The people won't stand for this rank waste of the educational dol lar." she said. Mrs. Edith Green, Portland, the Parent-Teacher represent a tive, said the bill would "get the most economy and efficiency out of the tax dollar." officer Dr. Adelard Groulx says that 92 persons have died in Mon treal since the turn of the year "of causes which have been at tributed to influenza." He called the prevalence ot flu in Montreal at present "an epidemic." Symptoms of Distresa Arising from STOMACH ULCERS due to EXCESS ACID QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Over lour million bottle of tho Vriu-aao TaiaTUBNT bav. been wild for relief or yiuplomaoftllntrejiearUlDg from Stomach and Duedenel Ulcer due to Eicees AcM Peer Dlieatlen, Seur or Upael Stomach, Geulneaa, Heartburn, Sleepleianeu, etc., due to lac... Acid. Aak tor "Wlllara". Meuage" which fully explain! tola remark, able uuuis uvaunent free at, FRT MEYFR DRUGS rULLERTON REXAI.L. DRUG) MCKAY DRUG FLU EPIDEMIC NOTED MONTREAL UP) City health Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Dq fall tth drop, slip or wabble when you talk, at, laugh or ineewT Don't be annoyed and t-m bar rawed by uch handicap rASTEETH. an alka line inon-acidi powder to prink le on vour Dlatet. keepa falie teeth more firmly let. Glvra confident trrling of rurlty and added comfort. No fumm: J gooey, pasty Uita or feeling Ti Get I AS BETH today at any drug atora. Housework Easy Without NaggingBackache When kidney function Iowa down, many folks complain of tmuKinit backache, loss ot pep and enemy, heailachea mud diuint'i, . Don't eulTtr lonKvr with theae discomfort If reduced kidney function is Retting- you down due to sutrh common causes as stress and strain, overexertion or exposure to cold. Minor bladder irritat'onn due to cold or wrong diet may caue getting- up night or frequent tMutMKes. Don't itt gleet your kidneys if these condi tions bother you. Try Duan's Pills a mild diuretic. Used successfully by millions for over SU years. While often otherwise caused, it's email nt how many times Doan's give happy relief from these discomforts help the IS miles of kidney tubes and Alters flush out waate. Get Doan's Fills today 1 oin save yoa in a pir!" save '172 to You'd have lo spend that much more for a car of comparable size and comfort. Remember, the Henry J has the lowest cost, lowest down payment, lowest monthly payments of any full-size car in America! less maintenance The Henry J costs less in erery way! All parts are easily acceit?ihle for convenient, inexpensive scniing. Paris cost less, repair hills are lower. Lower maintenance, lower operating costs mean constant savings, all year round ! 4f et mart tin mileage The Henry J has been engineered to cut down tire wear. You get more mileage from your tires.. .you save money because replacements are few and far between. Now more than ever... the Henry J is the car for today 1 save 10 to 10 in fees Your savings will vary from state to state, but in some localities they amount to a considerable sum for such charges as insurance and license fees. In every respect, there's less to pay the Henry J way 1 save 800 gallons of in The Henry J saves you money every mile because It delivers up to 30 to 35 milei per gallon. You not only go farther on a tank ful of gas, but the Supersonic Engine of the Henry J gives you more responsiv power, more spirited performance! as low as oi a month Despite present credit restrictions, your monthly payments will be far lower than you think. If your present car has a good trade-in value, your payments for t Henry J can be as low as $ 19 a month ! v iv - uuu X JEflO down Full pric har. '1525 now.. .more than ever... the car for today! 659 N. Jackson UTNE BROS. K-F 0 Reg. 19c Worthy Aspirin 5 grain 9c Reg. 59c Doan's Kidney Pills 49c Reg. 9c Palmolive Soap 6 for 39c Reg. 8c Ivory or Swan Soap 20 for 1,00 Reg. 39c Eaton Shampoo coconut oil 19c Reg. 1.19 FM Beef Iron & Vine 49c Reg. 49c Camphorated Oil 4oz: 39c Reg. 63c Oil Eucalyptus 2oz. 49c Reg. 98c Travel Kit with zipper 79c Reg. 2.00 Circle Mirror 99c Reg. 1.19 Bread Box apple design 77c Reg. 89c 4 Pc: Cannister Set 77c Reg. 68c Clothes Pin & Apron Set 39c Regular 55c Oscar Meyer WIENERS 39C Each 2 for 75c LIMIT 6 CANS Friday and Saturday Only ' Regular 14c Yale Cream or Whole Kernel CORN 10c 303 Tin I Eael 12 Cans for 1.15 LIMIT 24 CANS Friday and Saturday Only Regular 1.98 Certified B-12 2 or $1.99 Regular 3.89 Certified Vitamin 50,000 unite $1.99 Certified Karaiax 100 tabi 98c A Mild Laxative Absolutely Non-Hobit Forming Regular 9.95 n Regular 59c Electric Heater pyrex $7.95 CAKE DISH With Electric k Q Fan and Switch tj Prize Brand Rose Bushes 3 for $3.98 97 69c Eal27 50 varieties to choose from, each bush guaranteed to bloom this year. 75 Assorted Spring Planting GLADIOLUS BULBS $1.98 9 Choice Tuberous Begonias 98c had Meyer F O JO H I FTY BUYERS CHEST RUBS Yicks Yapo Rub 3 14 oz. 73c Mentolatium Musterole Minit Rub Albatum Penetro Rub Turpo Red Pepper Rub oz. oz. oz. 3 2 1 5oz. IVi 60c 3 oz. 69c 1 14 oz. 59c 79c 99c 33c 65c Regular 2.75 Richard Hudnut Home Permanent $1.89 Limited Time Only Regular 69c ' Lady Eva Castile SHAMPOO Pintt 45c Regular 2.49 Ace ALARM CLOCK $1.98 Always Fresh CIGARETTES 149 Camtlt Luckitt Chciterfitld Raltigtit Old Gold Golden Crown Cigars 5c Ctn VALUABLE COUPON F Ft SEE New February bsue! EVERYWOMANS MAGAZINE WITH THIS COUPON ... NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Exciting Fiction . . . Informative, Helpful Hints On Foods, Fashions and Home Furnishing. Coupon Void After Thursday, February 22. Phone 939 j N. Jackson -a. Phone 849 j