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R it H. aood tlrea. com- ptetely reconditioned 395 1939 CHEV. coupe, new motor -195 1S.TS FORD V I sedan .150 193a PLYMOUTH COUPE 195 1937 PLYMOUTH SEDAN 175 1939 PONTIAC SEDAN, as la 40 1935 PLYMOUTH COUPE 75 TRUCKS & PICKUPS 1946 FORD, 1onf W. B. Truck . Brownllpe. 3 aperd rrar end, 7 food rubber, top condition 893 Huge Bootlegging Traffic In South Stirs Senators WASHINGTON - UP) Testi-1 many about a multi-million dollar-a-year bootlegging operation in southern states brought demands from senate crime investigators that the liquor industry e 1 e a n house. Senator Tobey (R-NII)) urged calling officials of the distilling business before the crime investi gating committee and asking them for a pledge that they will b e "clean as a hound's tooth." Chairman Kefauver (D-Tenn) said major distillers already have submitted a program to deal with bootlegging and other industry problems but added it was not sat isfactory "in a good many re spects." Kefauver also said some new laws are needed to cope with the situation. The senators spoke out after of ficials of Tennessee, Georgia and Missouri testified that liquor brought from firms in Cairo, 111., is being bootlegged into dry states and counties in the southeast. Clarence Evans, Tennessee's commissioner of finance and tax ation, told the committee that two wholesale houses in Cairo, 111., were doing a $20,000,000 a year business in selling liquor that is delivered to dry sections. Georgia's revenue commissioner Charles D. Redwine testified 30,043 cases of whiskey were sent from Cairo to Georgia by the U. B.We n ger warehouse from August, 1949, to February, 1950. He called for federal help in combating the boot legging. . Evans, the first of several state and federal officials called to tes tify before the special senate crime investigating committee, named the two wholesale liquor compa nies in Cairo as the Southern and the M. and B. OUT OlJfc WAY By J. R. Williams 1941 FORD PICKUP ... U09.DODGE PICKUP . 545 295 BARCUS Your Packard Dealer Blfhwar 99 N at Gardes Valley tt- Phone I-35Sa AirrHorriip pca-th f" REASONABLY PRICED GM AC TERMS Ceaa J Oak CHEVROLET. BU1CK. PONTIAC, CADILLAC TRADE-INS ' Hansen's USED CAR CENTER '50 FORD 8 Cutom. fully equipped. 10.300 miles will Mil or iwp equity for cheaper car. Rm 222, Motel Ho- WANTED USED CARS LOCKWOOD MOTORS Instruction 29 mr.H srHnni. DIPLOMA it home. Qualify for Job or collme. Ph. TW 7fifi0. Write or vlnit American School offlct. t N inieriiaie, roruaiiu. Personal 30 IT YOU HAVE A DRINKING problem, get in touch with Alcoholic. Anony moui P O Box 1116 111 lllll I II.- , BECAUSE IM NOT GO- ng t I I - 1 1 IMS TO THAW OUT A KB ill I ill I ,A SOVXO FROZEN) MOP g)J 111 1 two props of S vmsui " 1 ' tfe?L COFFEE.' y towii i u-a-; I I ' "rl ilprnini'i ; Ex-Beauty Queen Charges Illegal Marriage In Suit LOS ANGELES MP) Kav Buckley. 29 -year-old actress and former "Miss Philadelphia," has filed a (1,540.000 chmaKe suit ; against J. Arthur Warner, New York stock broker, charging that he talked her into going through a marriaa ceremony at Juarei, Mexico, last Jan. 22 that he knew was illegal. She alleged in her suit that War ner was aware ha was not legally divorced from a previous wife, Al ine Warner of Greenwich. Conn. Sha requested the California court to grant an annulment of her Mexi can marriage, which took place less than an hour after Warner had won a Mexican divorce decree. Miss Buckley's suit charged Warner broke promises to her for years, that he boiigiu her valu able stocks, got her power of at torney to sell them but neglected to give her the proceeds: gave her $95,000 as ( wedding present but has filed legal action to recover it; gave her a diamond bracelet, took it back and hasn't returned it. She wants the money, stocks, sale proceeds and the bracelet returned. T. m. arc a. w orr. THE SPREADER. cop, mi av ma attvci. esc Life Of Pine Posts Extended By Treatment Round pine fence posts when treated with a cold soak method will last 15 to 20 years longer than untreated posts. This statement is made in a new extension circular 541 entitled "Treated Pine Posts Will Last" now ready for distribution by. Oregon State colleee. The publication says round posts or poles of other wood species can be treated, but pines take better treatment with less work. While any pine species is easy to treat, the bulletin says, lodgepole pine is recommended. It grows throughout eastern Oregon. The circular, an easy-to r e a d three-page fold out, gives details on peeling, seasoning and soaking. For example, the circular says that a post to last needs penetration by the preservative material to a depth of at least one-half inch. THEY BOTH WON OKLAHOMA CITY UP) On Feb. 19, 1932, Oklahoma's present governor, Johnston Murray, met his future wife, Willia Emerson. It was at the Huckins Hotel dur ing a stale Democratic mectin.g They were backing- different can didates for vice chairman. Mur ray's man won. Miss Emerson won her man. , w te i - y - ' . f . "! . I Ji Hi at fti ,i -,h'ias i-i-ill a-iifciriWV a f,tm m mMimnimmimmmmimmmmim&M Mon., March 12. H51 Th NtwjfUvltw, Roitburg, Or. 11 Daily Newspaper Circulation Setf New High In '50 circulation of daily newspapers in the United States reached a rec ord high of V.877,000 a day last year, according to a survey con ducted by N. W. Ayer It Son. In its 83rd edition of directory of newspapers and periodicals, N. W. Ayer said the circulation repre sents an increase of more than two and a hlf million copies over 1949. It was the Ulh straight year in which newspapers have e n- targea the number of their readers, tne report said. The country's 390 morning pa pers Increased their circulation nearly three-quarters of a million to 29,896,000. The 1,497 afternoon fiapers gained more than two mil ion for a total of 33,037,000. The 574 Sunday newspapers, re gaining ground lost in 1949, re ported an all-time high of 45,747, 000. A total of 234 publications of all types suspended operations during 1950, but 318 were started. Pacific University Cuts Staff, Boosts Tuition Three March Courses Slated At Oregon State OREGON STATE COLLEGE -Foresters, water works operators and' truck drivers will leave their regular daily tasks for book 'earn ing at three March short-courses conducted by Oregon State college. Seven agencies will sponsor the the third annual aerial photo short-course designed to meet the needs of the practicing forester. The coursr is scheduled March 20 to 24 at OSC. Water supply fluoridation and radioactivity will dominate discus sions at the water works operators short-course at OSC March 19 to 23. The Oregon State Board of Health, American Water Works association and the League of Oregon Cities are sponsoring the meet. A motor fleet supervisors' train ing course will be held March 19 to 23 at the Oregon Motor Stages meeting room, Portland. The in- FOREST GROVE - (rP) Pa cific university has cut sharply into its staff in a budget-balancing eflort prompted by an expected en rollment drop. Thirteen full-time faculty mem bers will not return next year. There also will be some cuts in the ailministrativ staff, the trustees reportted. Among the 13 are some who had already made other plans for next year. They will not be replaced. Coincident with the faculty slash, basketball Coach Hal Wolf announced his resignation because of "lack of facilities and things just look too indefinite." He will not be replaced, the present coach ing staff filling in, Or. Edwin T. Ingles, vice-president, said. The trustees took the staff-cutting action when advised that en rollment might drop one-third next year. At the same time, they an nounced increase of tuition by $25 and board and room by $25 a se- structional staff consists of 11 trans- portation experts. The OSC civil engineering department has organ ized the course. TRAILER AXLES With Whe.ls and Springs Standard $OA Sixes -fcU DOYLE'S Sales & Service DIAL 3-4148 THE COLD'S COT HIM A Polar bear at Boston's Franklin Park oo puts a front paw to his ear a If to Indicate even ha la freeilni in the cold wave tripping the area. SLABWOOD in 12-16 and 24 in. lenaths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR DIAL 3-5148 LEGAL WOULD THE LADIES who wtlnMsed mv fall in downtown itore Jan. 2H, plraw call me at 9-B707 after 4 P.M? Mrs. Mary Halford. Notices 31 , The Bible Book Center HAS MOVED To 137 No. Main. Tint door aouth of city hall. f NO TRESPASSING ON THE Brecher Ranch on HUDoara treeK noaa. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR BONDS OF WINSTON-DIM.ARD WATER DISTRICT Do-glii County, Oregon NOTICE ii 'hereby given that the undersigned will up to 8 o'clock P M, Pacific Standard Time on the 15th day of March, liiM , receive at the offices of the WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT in Winalon, Douglaa County, Oregon, or at nil residence at Dillard, Douglas County, Oregon, in said WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT, sealed bids for the purchase of ne gotiable serial coupon bonds of WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT, of Douglas County, Oregon, in the sum of $22,000. Said bonds will be in denom inations of $1.0O0 each, all dated April 1, 1951, maturing: Bond libra. 1 & 2 mat. Apr. 1, 19.13 3& 4 " " l.tB.M " " 6 t 6 " " 1, 1S55 " " 7 & 8 " " 1, IBM 9& 10 " I, 1!W7 " 11 & 12 " 1. AM " Hi 14 " " 1. 1IA9 " " 15 etc 16 " H 1, lflliO " 17 & 18 " " 1, 19H1 - " It) & 20 " " 1, 19fi2 " " 21 St 22 " " 1, 19G3 Said bonds will draw Interest at the rates spcrifled by the successful bid der, payable semi-annually on April 1 and October 1, and the principal and interest sha,!! he payable at any bank In Douglas County, Oregon, to be desig nated by the successful bidder. All bids must be accompanied bv cer tified check payable to WINSTON-D1U LARD WATER DISTRICT, Douglas County, Oregon, in an amount equal to five perrent '5 percent' of the bid. to be forfeited to WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT In case the suc cessful bidder shall fall, to complete the purchase of said bonds in accord ance with the terms of his bid. Said bids shall be opened at a meet ing of the Board of Commissioners of WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DIS TRICT, to be held at the offices of WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DIS TRICT in Winston. Douglas County, Oregon, on the 15th dav of March. 1B31 at B o'clock P M. Pacific Standard Time, or at any legal adjournment of said meeting, and the bonds shall ba sold by the Board of Commissioners to the highest and best bidder for not less thnn par and accrued Interest The Board reserves the right to re ject any and all bids and to re-adver-ti5f? the sale of said bonds BY ORDER of BOARD OF COM MISSIONERS of WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT, of Douglas County, Oregon. CC. Fosback Srcretary of WINSTON-DILLARD WATER DISTRICT, Douglas County, Oregon CARD OF THATKS We wish to extend our hrartfelt thanks for the acts of kindness, messages of svmpathv and beautiful floral offer ings from our many friends in Rose burg and Sutherlin in our sad be reavement in the loss of our parents We especially thank the Salvation Army. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oberg Mr. and Mrs R. J. Robinson Terry Wood. LEGAL PARTNERSHIP DISSOLUTION NOTIC'P Palrhavcn Market. 1120 Falrhavan Avanue, Ronaburg. Orison, a r-o-partner-.t.i nn...i.n n( ltln WVeklv and Or- vrlfik' Weekly, has bertvdmnlved a of I March 10, 1RS1, by Mtof tha Interest if Helen Weekly to Orvelle Weekly, and In consummating; .aid transaction new co-partnership has been created "herein Orvelle Weekly and Mary Z. n!e are co-partners and will operate 'he business under the trade name and I.I. n r-. -haven M.rbet .Selen Weekly no longer hafl any Invw .-st In said businesa. NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER SALE POSTPONED To comply with pending chance in the ceiling price regulations, the timber designated for oral auc tion on March 20. 1951. by t h Forest Supervisor, Post Office Euilding, Roseburg, Oregon, as ap peared in the February 15 and March 8 editions of the Roseburg News-Review, will be sold by him at 2 p. m., Pacific Standard Time, March 27, 1951. Bids in ex cess of maximum ' permissible rates established in conformity with ceiling price regulations will be reduced to such maximum per missible rpjes. Such permissible rates will Iwannounccd as soon as determined and in event it is not possible to macke such determina hopi before bidding date, such daifVshall be postponed. All other 'erms of the ort)nal advetisement nmai.Qin effect. w W- (uiajass jii I4 ipaawi 11 (Sxi TRAIN NOW FOR GOOD PAY DIESEL JOBS BECOME QUALIFIED AND SKILLED FOR BETTER CIVILIAN-AND MILITARY JOBS Construction Logging Dittal Training Con Halp Qualify You far Sptcloliitd Armtd Forces Training TranipartatioN Agriculture If you ar mechanically inclined and daalr to train for high pay, steady Joba In tha rapidly expanding Diesel field, l.T.l can help you rill out the farm below and mail at once. INTERSTATE TRAINING SERVICE DIESEL, TRACTOR A HEAVY EQUIPMENT DIVISION INTERSTATE TRAINING SERVICE. 4035 N.E. Sandy, Portland 13, Oregon. I want to enter the dlesel and equipment field. Please furnish me full Information about your Diesel trelntnf and personal placement advisory service. 1 am particularly Interested in: ( I Operator ( ) Dleeel engineer ( I Service man ( ParUman ( I Demonstrator ( Service manager I Tractor Dleael ) Trouble Shooter Nomo... Address.. Ago C.l.it.l u,. .mim"jj"m "r If you livo on RFD givt directions: ..... Phono .7. Stato .Present occupation..... MR. TRUMAN IS PREPARED Three 12-year-old members of a Washington Girl Scout troop visit President Truman to present him a check-list prepared by the Scouts to guide citizens in event of an Emergency. The Scouts are, left to right: Joyce Seyfried, Mary Lee Lank ford and Janice KaufTman. President Truman, in a statement of appreciation, saluted the Girl Scouts on their forth coming 39th anniversary, r:v.: -art V aifii ar.i- -,- , . ijm . ts'M -ii.u sn.miWi n mm i m -lisi-iiliml ALL MY BROTHERS Pfc. James E. Black, 19. of Henderson. Ky., smiles proudly as he holds up ten fingers to show how many boys In his family are now with ther Army in Korea. Black, who comes from a family of 13 brothers and 11 sisters, Is men attendant with the Second Division.. Asked if the brothers ever got together, Black said: "Mama had us together before we came here." (NEA-Acme photo by Staff Photographer Ed Hoffman.) . ', KOREAN SERVICE RIBBON ' 1 J Colwir Unilri) Nolinn Hat end Wlrlle ' 'I EAN SERVICE RIBBON ri) Nolinn Blue end1 Wlelle J NEWEST OF THE "FRUIT SALAD" That new blue and white ribbon you may begin to spot on the chests of servicemen is the Korean Service Bibbon, recently authorized by execute order of the President. The award is given to all troops permanently assigned to Korea or adjacent waters, or for temporary duty of 30 consecutive days, or 60 days not consecutive. 1? OH, what a beautiful EASTER! O New spring clothes on "Milady" O Cash in the pocket. O If yours is not among the ''happy lot" who enjoy these blessings Easter Sun day, then let the little inexpensive Classified ads sell your "don't needs" for cash to buy the things you do need. O Used radios, autos, musical instru ments, bath tubs, electric sweepers, refrigerators, stoves, furniture with springs, bicycles, garden tools, farm machinery, etc., are WANTED BADLY and are bringing, in many cases, a BETTER CASH price than the item originally cost. If you have them SELL them. THROUGH News Review Classified Ads PHONE 2-2631 HERE Are a Few Suggestions Of Things YOU Can SELL for CASH Bedroom Set Bicycle Baby Buggy Camera Clothing Desk Jewelery Fur Coat Piano Parlor Set Range Radio Refrigerator Rugs Skates Washing Machines 3