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Annual rt,r- V ... ' . IT'S PRETTY Admirers of the Dorolhy Holbrook. Displays include CAKE BAKERS All set to whip up a delicious cake are (from left) Mrs. May Mathews, Sand, Joy Zeller, Dorothy Holbrook, Jane Rust, Joanne Richman and Charlotte Collins. if Id j A r 4 LX- M 11 ni 1 imiliiiii mi GRANGE exhibits at the county fair Lookingglass Grange. . Vacancies Announced In General Depot Unit The commanding officer of the I 6664th base general depot, Lt. Col. Robert P. Kidder, announces that there are vacancies in the unit. Reserve personnel, either enlisted or officer, are welcome to attend meetings and may be assigned to hte unt at their request. Meetings are held the first and third Tues days of each month at 8:00 p. m. By belonging to the unit and attending meetings, personnel may maintain an active status and keep abreast with developments in the in the Boyies building, room 6. 'SURE! )'MHADN'.STRAIGHJ POUJN TO AUTO TOWN 70 HA VE MV CAR REPAIRED AT Lockwood Motors, Inc. o ROSE and OAK Douglas County Fair 4-H club clothing exhibit are Virginia Pococok, Gail Yonkcr formals made by 4-H girls (All pictures by Paul Jenkins) V4 include the artistic exhibits of army's organized reserve army s organized reserve pro gram. Interested personnel may obtain additional information at the meet ing on Aug. 21, 1951. PILLOW PAYS OFF SPOKANE (P) Just why a plain old feather pillow should have seemed to precious to her mother was a mystery to Mrs. Marie Flechsig until she opened it. "Now you hang on tn that pillow and never give it away," were her mother's words of advice DIAL 3-4484 l "'1 If f J V if ,. -V- and Charlotte the Camas Valley Grange and the Douglas Community Hospital HODGES To Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hodges, Glide, Aug. 14, a son, Peter W.; weight eight pounds and three-fourths ounces. brant5n To Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Branton Jr., 1311 Winches ter street, Roseburg, Aug. 14, a son, Stephen Alan; weight six pounds ten and one-half ounces. COLE To Mr. and Mrs. Wallis Cole, Roseburg, Aug. 14, a ion, Randal Lewis; weight eight pounds 11 three-quarter ounces. . PRINCE To Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Miles Prince, Sutherlin, Aug. IS, a son Dan Munroe; incu bator. shortly before ah died six years ago. Then when Mrs. Flechsig opened the pillow to prepare it for a new cover, out popped $1000 in bills from among the feathers. rmilf f 1 ll I i 5p 1 1 1 y W-fy-m . . ' " -' .-fa OPENING BOUT MIKE NAZARIAN vs. DALE KISER SEMI-FINAL BUCK DAVIDSON vt. JACK KISER MAIN EVENT SOLDAT GORKY vs. FRANK STOJACK First Match Starts 8:45 P.M. "m(i iV. I TAKE. Ctt TUBERCULOSIS and health display Illustrates precautions against disease. Attendants ire Mrs. Don Rogan and Mrs. Howard Thomas. FUTURE FARMERS agricultural Parker, county agricultural agent. SOUTH UMPQUA Grange exhibit who examine displays. 3RD BOMBARDMENT WING, Japan Eighteen Communist sup ply trucks were destroyed or dam aged recently by a night flying Fifth air force B-26 piloted by 1st Lt. Dale E. Borgen, from 102 Rob erts St., Roseburg. Borgen and. his 3rd bomb wing night intruder crew wrecked the Red vehicles while flying a night road patrol from Pyongyang to Wonsan in North Korea. The ve hicles were part of three truck con voys carrying supplies to - the fighting front. One vehicle was destroyed and five damaged in the first convoy, and ten more were damaged in strafing attacks on the second convoy. "When we started firing on the third convoy two truck's drove off the highway and over the side of a cliff," Borgen reported. "I guess we scared them," he added. Captain Borgen is the husband of Mrs. Margie Mae Borgmi, 102 Roberts St. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Borgen, reside at the same address. Captain and Mrs. Borgen have a son, four-year-old Dennis Eugene. A veteran of nine years service with the air force, Captain Bor gen was assigned to the Far East Air forces in May of this year. Since then he has flown 3rd bomb wing B-26's on night intruder mis sions over Korea. HEAT CUTS PRUNE CROP DALLAS, Ore. CP) Some Polk county growers estimate this year's prune crop will be down as much as 30 percent from earlier estimates, County Agent John Hansen said. WRESTLING SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE ARMORY a IP 4Ii- "1!..'. "" """""i MaaaiJUwiwtw MSB Iras Crowds exhibit draws attention of J. geU close attention of three youths Advanced Training Will Be Allowed Beyond Deadline Veterans who completed G. f. bill courses in high school or col lege during the spring term of 1951 and who wish to continue their training this fall will be allowed to do so, the Veterans administration has ruled, even though their appli cations are received by the VA after the July 25th deadline. The VA emphasized that the new ruling applies only to veterans who wish to study in college after com pleting their high school courses, and those who intend to study for advanced degrees in college. For example, a veteran who ob tained his bachelor of arts degree this spring would be allowed by the VA to study for a master of arts degree, provided he was en titled to further training under the G. I. Bill. Veterans are urged to file ap plications as early as possible, particularly if they plan to change schools. Applications must be re ceived by the VA on or before the first day of the fall term. SUE ON NOTE C. G. and Mary E. Lovelady filed suit in circuit court Thurs day against George H. and Jane L Glamery for recovery o f $916.12, alleged due on a $1,000 promissory note. The complaint states that the defendants secured the note with a mortgate on prop erty In the Clover Kerr subdivision. The plaintiffs ask that the mort gage be foreclosed if the money is not paid. fcTi lilt irM k MMMHMhlm i.iAHfc .,e i DITCH DIGGING SEPTIC TANKS SEWERS WATER LINES FOOTING OUR DITCH DIGGER WILL GO TO A DEPTH OF 8 FEET j. r. McAllister Vt Mil West On Old Highway Road Rt. 4, Box 205 Phont 3-8667 AVfef t iff r. CATTLE BARN Livestock was exhibitors stay with their animals. n & JTS' 1 E F It "v MYRTLE CREEK and Riverside Granges show the fruit of the year's a model farm, complete with farmhouse and barn. 7- t; i LUNCH TIME Brood of 11 of time out for lunch at the county Vital Statistics Marriage Llctmet SNELL-TELGENIIOFF W 1 1 liam Curtis Sneil and Mariann Ar lcne Telgcnhoff, both of Roseburg. CRAWFORD-SHANNON Don ald P. Crawford, Roseburg, and Clara Ann Shannon, North Bend. Divorce Suit F I lad . PRITT Lois vs. Ray Pritt. Cruel and Inhuman treatment charged. Plaintiff asks custody of two minor children. Wednesday Friday, Aug. 17, 1951 Th Newi-Rtvlew, . Roseburg, ..Ore 1 .."T IF MS1.. . brought Into the cattle barn early sow displayed by Ed Stritzke, of the fair Thursday. PHONE GIRLS RAPPED BERKHAMSTED, England .-UP) Three telephone operators were haled into court today for calling people on the telephone. One of the victims tobacconist Elizabeth Woodwards said she i 1 W4 J 1 n if ' DEEPFREEZE APPLIANCES Refrigerators Home Freezers Ranges - Automatic Washers ANY OLD APPLIANCES, REGARDLESSS OF CONDITION WILL MAKE A DOWN PAYMENT. 18 MONTHS ON BALANCE. ' Atsa - Rental Basis. All rentals can be applied en the purchase at any date. DENN WHOLESALE CO. North Umpqtj Road . ,V; Thursday or late Wednesday. Here 1 ym mm.'T!mm i farm labor. Both displays include Future Farmers cf America, takes had answered as many as 20 of th anonymous pestering calls in a sin gle day. Defense counsel ex plained: "Just devilment." The girls Pamela Turner, Alma Maitland and Margaret New ton were fined 5 pounds ($14) each. Phone 3-3502 0