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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1951)
pinhfl Kill WBNHARD COMPANY FORTIAND, OIEGOH Picture Of Oregon Cavemen Used In Russia To Promote Anti-Religious Propaganda GRANTS PASS (AP) A picture of the local Ore gon Cavemen as they greeted Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York during thr 1948 presidential primary campaign at Grant? Pass is being used in Russia as anti-religious propaganda. That startling revelation is contained in a letter received here from a U.S. foreign service courier, who is a former Oregon resident. His name is being withheld for obvious reafon. Visiting Leningrad's Kazar sor bor, once a beautiful cathedral, the courier was startled to tee a huge replica of the Dewey-Cave-men meeting, the 'vourier wrote. He was even more startled at the caption, which was translated for him as follows: "In the U. S.. the Dower of the church is synomous with the power of Wall street. The down-trodden masses are forced to sustain the wealthy priests and hierarchy in kingly splendor while they them selves are forced to scrape the garbage pails behind the churches for something to eat. Resent ment has been growing in the U.S. towards this religious feudalism. Recently a group of peasants have formed a new organization to re turn to the old pre-church days. Thej say that return to the pre historic era is Better than the pres ent conditions, hence the attire worn by these Americans. This is a picture of this organization protesting against the cruel and vicious Wall-street backed church. Pictured with them is T. E. Dewey, a known anti - religious leader and once candidate for president ! IF A MAN'S SINS DON'T FIND HIM OUT HIS te WIFE WILL(!gl La PHONE 3-6596 of the U.S. He was defeated by the Wall street industrialists. "This Caveman organization is making him an honorary mem ber ol their group, fart of the initiation is performed by drink ing blood and eating raw meat. While the group's anti - religious campaign is noteworthy, their ap pearance can only bear out the savage and barbaric character of the American as a whole. " The correspondent comments: "I'm sure that, if the Coos Bay Pirates get wind of this, they, prob ably will want their picture hung in the Kremlin.'' Camas Valley By JEAN YODER Mrs. Ethel Brown and daughter, Esther, and granddaughter, Ro zelle, attended the Applegate fam ily reunion at Drain, Sunday, Sept. 16. Over 100 people were present at the reunion, descendants of the three Applegate brothers, who came to Oregon in 1843. 11 r s. Brown's great grandfather, Jes sie Applegate, was the man for whom the Applegate trail was named. The celebration was held at the Community hall at Drain. Milo Claughton Jr., left for Portland Monday to join the air force. He passed his exams taken in Roseburg and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Claughton, are awaiting news of the outcome in Portland. The remodeling job at Mitchell's market is almost completed. A modern marque has been built over the gas pumps, and the en tire front of the store has been modernized. Ernest Booth is in charge of the remodeling job. Ac cording to Orley Weist, owner of the market for the past five years. the building is approximately 25- years-old and has never, to his knowledge, been remodeled. The fire truck was called into action early Sunday to extinguish a fire in a car owned by jack Parret. Lloyd Pope, acting fire chief, A. J. Bartley, and Ted Heilman manned the truck. Dam age was confined to the front seat of the car. The board of trustees of the Camas Valley church met at the home of Art Jones, Sept. 17, to officially organize. Mrs. Ethel Brown was eleeted chairman of the group, and Mrs. Guy Moore was elected secretary. Others I - . i ... ftg , .!- - 'ECONOMY COURTS' IN ALASKA Rep. Walter Norbled (R-Ore), back in Washington from an inspection of Alaska military bases, said that landlords are gouging familial of military men who occupy off-base housing in Alaska. He said th e photo (above) is the home of Sgt. Elmer C. Burkey and family. The congressman declared t hat the sergeant pays $85 a month for this one room (left) portion of a set of apartments calla d "Economy Courts" "near Anchorage, Alaska, and that seven families share one bath, 100 feet from the dwelling. The sergeant is stationed at Fort Richardson. The man and children are unidentified. (AP WIREPHOTO) present were Mrs. Joe Kirkendall, Art Jones, Ed Joyce, Hayden Tay lor, Marlen Yoder and the Rev. L. G. Weaver. Jake Brauch returned home Thursday following an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Keetz have been treating their friends to fish after fishing at Lake Takenitch Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tilton of Sum- erlin are building a new house on property owned by 0. H. Thrush in upper Camas. Mrs. Tilton is the daughter of Mr. Orvil Thrush. When Peter Stuyvcsant was Dutch governor of New York, his authority also extended to Aruba and Bonaire, two Caribbean islands. SOUTH END FUEL CO. 207 W. Rice Ph. 3-8356 Frl., Sept. 21, 1951 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11 Year's Program Underway At Roseburg Senior High With the school year underway at Roseburg Senior nigh, club pres idents and school officers are plan ning the yearly program for stu dent participation. The Associated Student Body of ficers and club presidents are: president, Howard "Spud" Rog gers; junior vice-president, Tom Burke; sophomore vice-president, Donna Ellison; secretary, Dixie Nay; treasurer, George Blcile; Girls' league president, Loretta McKcrn; Boys' league president, Eddie Nolle; Umpqua editor, Lois McKinney; Orange R editor, Mar cia Newland; yell king. 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