The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 13, 1951, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI Autos & Mtr. Cycles 27 TED REED MOTORS NASH Bank Tumi Trad-In New excise tax doM NOT apply to can In stock on November 1st. Com In and take ad van tags of that lower priced can on hand and our higher trade-in allowance for four present car. FREE DEMONSTRATION LIGATION NO OB- TED REED MOTORS WANTED Car 3-4641 evening. to wreck. Phone 1947 CHRYSLER SEDAN Low mllf. All tht axtru. OrlfflniJ owner Body and motor itciiiuv Prlc $1593. Phont 3-tt381. rOR 8ALI 1B40 CHEVROLXT Sport coupo "Uck", 110 N. runt. ph. 40 FORD CONVKRT1BLK. " Stephen Ph. 3-7841. fi-t TOK BALI 1M Jttp. Phon. a-w-x Personal 30 TEN POUNDS OVERWEIGHT your fig ure suffers; twenty pounds overweight your health suffers. Our iteam bath ' treatments for safe results. 481 South Main. Fh. 3-31BB. ; 1 ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. BOX 1118. Notices 31 NO TRESPASSING on the Kohlhagen ' S3 Ranch, Chrlstensen'a Bros. and fcawarq u. noninagen NO trespassing on our property. Bara- gar 4k bon. Portland Markets PRODUCE MONDAY PORTLAND UP) BUTTER. FAT Tentative, subject to im mediate change: premium quality, maximum to .35 to 1 percent acid- ity delivered in Portland, 76-79c lb: first quality. 74-77C: second quality, 72-7Sc. Valley routes and country points zc less. BUTTER Wholesale F; 0. B. bulk cubes to wholesalers: grade AA, 93 score, 73c lb; A, 92 score, 72c; B, 90 score, 70c; C, 89 score, 68c. Above prices stirctly nominal. CHEESE Selling price to Port land' wholesalers: Oregon singles, 43V4-46V4c lb; Oregon 5-lb loaf, 47. 50c. . EGGS (To wholesalers): Can died eggs containing no loss, cases included, F. 0. B. Portland: A large, 66tt-68toc; A medium, 52M. . 5714c; A small, 46ttc; B grade, 52-55c. LIVE CHICKENS (No. 1 qual ity, F. O. B. plants): Fryers, 2V4. 3 lbs, 26c; 3-4 lbs, 26c; roasters, 4 lbs and over, 27-28c; light hens, all weights, 25-26c; old roosters, all weights, 13-14C RABBITS Average to grow ers: Live white. 4-5 lbs. 2B-28c lb. feiv to 29c;- 5-6 lbs, 24-26C; old dot's, 10 15c, few higher; fresh aressea iryers to rciauers, 60-63C, some higher. DHESSED TURKEYS A grade young bronze hens net to f rowers F, 0. B. farm on dressed asis, 43 44c lb; A grade toms, same basis, 35 36c: Beltsville whites, hen, 45; torts, 39c; to re tailers A grade toms. New York style, 45c: A grade hens. 52-55c: Beltsville toms 48-50c; hens 55- MC. WALNUTS Approximate price to growers for orchard run: Fran- queue, 17-20C lb; wholesale price r. u. a. snipping point, large No, 1, 31W-32W-C lb; No. 2 grade ba bies, 23-24Kc. - . FRESH DRESSED MEATS - (Wholesalers to retailers; dollars per uwij: BEEF: Steers, choice, 500 - 700 ms, xH.7u-3ii.iu; good, ss5.7U-56.iu; commercial. $50.70 - 51.10: cows. utility, $48.70-49.10; cows, commer cial, $48.50 51.10; utility, $46.00- ss.iu; canncrs - cutters, S43.U0 44.60. - BEEF CUTS (Choice steers): : hind quarters, $64.00-65.00; rounds, $62.70 63.10; full loins, trimmed, i $84.20-60; triangles, $48.80 48.20; lorequarters, $63.10-50. - VEAL: Good - choice, $55 80. 60.00; commercial, $50.00-54.00. : CALVES:- All weights, good choice, $53.00 58.00; commercial, ' $47.00-53.00. PORK CUTS- Loins No. 1. 8- 12 V lbs, $52.50-55.50; shoulders, 16 Ibsi down, jss.50-4l.zo; sparerios, $44100-45.90; fresh hams, 10-14 lbs, S51.0U-54.30. , LAMBS: Good prime spring- ers. $56.00-58.00. MUTTON: Good choice, $28.00- . 30.00. WOOL: Willamette valley, . mostly nominal, grease basis. MOHAIR: 50c lb on 12-month growth, F. O. B. country shipping points. . : - COUNTRY . KILLED MEATS: i MUTTON: Best, 60-90 lbs, 25-26c lb; rough heavy bucks, ewes, 15- 18C. i VEAL: Top quality, 54-55C lb; - good heavies, 50-52c; others 42 ; 45c. BEEF: Good cows, 47-49c lb; : canners - cutters, 4344c. HOGS: Light blockers, 29-30C lb; sows, light, 25-26C. I LAMBS: Top grade, 54-55c lb; Other grades 43-45c. ONIONS: 50 lb sacks, Oregon yellows, med., $2.00 50; large, . large, ja.uu 25. wasn. yellows, med., $1.75 . 2.00: large $3.00-25 Idaho, sweet Spanish, No. 1, 3 inch min., $2.25-50; white No. 1 med., $3.00-25: jumbos $4.25-50. - POTATOES: Oregon Deschutes russets, No. 1, 2-inch min., $4.75 5.00; special brands to $5.25; 25 lb sacks $1.15-25; bales 6-10 lb paper sk., $3.40-60; bakers, No. 1, ..; no. 2, 3U ids, n. 40-50. wasn. 75; 25 lbs $1.20-30; bakers, No. 1, $5.25-50; lbs $1.20-50; Idaho rus set, No. 1, 2-inch min., $5.25-50; bai 6-10 lb sk, $2.90-300. : WW: U. S. No. 2 green alfalfa, delfvered car and truck lots, F. O. B. Portland, mostly $36.00 37.00 ton; No. 1 Timothy mixed bay, F. O. B. Portland, baled, (36.00-37.00. OUT OUR WAY HE'S THAT WAV EVERV ( OH, TVS JUST I FALL-CALVES GONE, TH' LETDOWN).' I I EXCITEMEMT ALL OVER" W A TREE LOOKS J HE LOVEP 'EKA ALL AM' J PRETTY BLUE THEY'RE 5CNE.' f VME AFTER, 1 ' 5"5TW V 1- -"'"V ITS LEAVES S ": -Jf " a-ReONE' J COHt t1 1 W SFWVICr. WtC T. M. It t. til IT . ' " ... i-l ' J : STYLE SHOW Modelling dresses they mad themselves are 4-H club members, who participat ed in the- demonstration day program Saturday. This was feature of 4-H Achievement week. (Picture by Paul Jenkini I If LEGAL ' JAYWALKING ' IN ly as Denver, Colo., launched a new traffic control program at busy intersections.- Under the plan, everybody crosses streets when a special " walk " light flashes. All traffic is halted during the period. Then pedestrians wait while vehicles meve, first on one street and then on the other. Twenty-three extra policemen were on duty to help bewildered residents get the idea. IAP WIRE-PHOTO) Negro Accuses Sheriff, Deputy in Shooting Case EUSTIS, Fla. UP) Sheriff Willis McCall and a deputv were accused by Walter Irvin of shoot ing him and killing a fellow tvegro prisoner without cause. Irvin said Thursday Deputy James L. Yates shot him while he lay wounded on the ground after McCall fired two bullets into him. He related Yates shot him In an effort to make sure he was dead. Irvin is a defendant in a rape case. Samuel Shepherd, also charged in the same case, wat killed Tuesday night while he and Irvin were being, returned from the state prison at Raiford. McCall said he shot the two Negroes when they "jumped" him and tried to escape when he s'ooned to inspect a faulty tire. Yates said he had no comment. The two Negroes were being taken to Tavares for a hearing in connection with a re-trial on BCC. tt. . HT, Of?. 'S t iC DENVER Policemen urged pedestrians to cut across corners recent charges they raped a farm wife in July, 1949. They were convicted In Septem ber of that year and sentenced to death, but the conviction was reversed by the U. S. sn-reme court and a re-trial ordered. The supreme court set aside the conviction because Negroes were excluded from the trial jury. Irvin gave his version of the shooting in a sworn statement to J. J. Elliott, special investigator for Gov. Fuller Warren, P'tcairn Island is 1.200 acres fn area. News-Rairlew 'F fcas at a-A I J.W.i... j L I I II . wf I 4:11 ajnpkon I 2-2611 batwraa :l(ad7pjsh By J. R. WBtoM ' f t' " Few people have penetrated the wilds of Labrador to see North America's second largest water fall, the Grand Falls of the Hamil ton River. m .Cpai Lockwood Motors Inc. Roto & Ook Ph. 3-4486 AJML UL C ACCUSED SMUGGLER ARRESTED Mrs. AdeU Meppsn (cen ter), 41, Brooklyn, N. Y Is led info New York federal building by U.S. Marshals Euaena Smith and Mat Mahir. She is charged with kirlinn 1750 000 worth of imuaaled diamonds in a Rouses Point N.Y.. hoUl. Thav war racovarad fix clogged pipas in the hotel. ttornay, said Mrs. Meppan is a wnicn nas oeen smugqiinq cut ain ids. (AP WIREPHOTO) Lookingglass By HAZEL $. MARSH Mrs. Edna Williams returned to her home in the valley Wednesday following aeveral weeks spent in the sanitorium at Wheeler. She was accompanied by her son Ches ter Williams of Seaside, in whose home she visited after leaving the sanitorium. Chester went back to Seaside the following day. Mrs. Williams is greatly improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller and three sons James, Roy and Don ald and Mrs. Miller's son Robert, t,ear came irom cottage urove recently and are now making their home at the Buel apartments. - Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stapel left Friday for a visit to their former home at Walnut Creek near Oak land, Calif. During their absence their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Stapel, of Rose burg, are caring for the place. Mrs. Stapel. Jr. has recently been appointed agent for the Avon com pany in this territory and is pleased to demonstrate this ling oi cosmetics to all who are in terested. Mr. and Mrs. David Hutson and son Billy are recent newcomers to the vallcv. havine taken resi dence in he Lutman cottage which was formerly occun"d by Mr. and Mrs. Harland Stapel. "" A meeting of those Interested m 4-H club work was held Wednes day evening at the school house with county club leader Wilhert Anderson in charge. Mrs. Milton Vance was elected local leader's chairman for this vicinity and Lige Ollivant was chosen as co-chairman. Leaders for the various clubs include Ivan Swift, forestry; Lige Ollivant, junior livestock; Kenny Swift, older boys livestock. Mrs. Parr, 5th and 6th grade teacher in the school who ulso has charge of the home economics courses for tne 7tn and 8th grade girls, will have charge of the cooking clubs mrs. r.veiyn juazon win conduct the sewing projects in her own home, and principal, P. M. Rose and Mrs. Kathrine Cory, primary teacher, will have charge of the health clubs. This group of lead ers urges co-operation on the part of parents in stimulating Interest in the 4-H club work and by seeing that their children attend teh meetings. A meeting to organize the varl ous clubs will be held in the school house on Friday, Nov. 16, it 8 PERFECT Ideal ranch. Very - hard to de scribe but here goes: 78 acres with 12 acres In alfalfa and 30 more could he cultivated. Very Fertile Soil. Lota of fruit; var ious kinds, 8 different kinds of berries, flowers galore! 84 rose bushes alone. shrubs. berries prapes, and walnuts. Nice Creek, with an abundance of water, large spring in pasture, which runs all year, water is piped to ine gar den, home, and barns and you could Irrigate all of the acreage. A large 4 bedroom modern home, with flreolace. many bull tins. even all elect, wiring Is on differ ent circuits. Large Barn, Chicken House, Garage; with space for z cars, woodshed: full of wood, smoke house, large insulated fruit room. Cement walks from the sates to bams and cement inun dations under all buildings. Per sonal property included is milk ing machine, garden tractor, discs. DloW. harrow, blade, culti vator, 800 capacity elect, brooder; a yrs. oia, nana separator ana an nay now on hand. Ail of the land is fenced and cross fenced. The poles on the prop erty can be easily sold to Puget Lbr. Co.. All This For Only lis.- 500. with Terms. COME IN - NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. BUSINESS and HOME One of the best for only 83000. down. In a district, close where youll always have plenty of cuitomert. $75., and over, per day income now. Practically new living quarters of 3 bedrooms, L R , Bath and Kitchen, stock, fixtures, shelving and good will are included In the full price of i o.ooo. to sea la To Buy Tnti one. 40 ACRES $2000. Down tso per month. If you want privacy, this should be yours. 18'4 miles from town. 25 Acres cultivated, Good Well, 4 room house with bath, toilet, elec tricity, and Fireplace, There is a barn, chicken house and hog house, all fenced. 8AOO0. is the full price, and you can't beat It r N fa ''V'Jsfj bv a clumber who was called to George W. Percy, assistant U. S. memoer or an iniernoiionai ring miw ! p.m. The children who wish to take club work are esocci'wir urged to attend. A special film will be shown by county club icadur Anderson and demonstrations of club work will be given. Refresh ments will be served under the direction of Mrs. Parr. A 4-H leaders meeting is sched uled for Wednesday evening, Nov. 14 at the Melrose school, at which time a community council will be formed. AU leaders are urged to attend. - Rev. W. W. Hess, who Is holding evangelistic meetings in the Na zerene church in Roseburg, was a caller at the parsonage on Fri day. Rev. Mr. Hess, former pastor of the First Nazerene church of Salem, has been a friend of Rev A. Grace Hartley for many years. He is now serving as assistant pastor in a Los Angeles church. Kathy Morris, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris, was severely burned last week while attempting to refuel the fireplace fire. The screams of her sister Diane brought Mrs. Morris to the scene, but not until Katny n a d been deeply burned about the chest, arms and face. She is being treated at Community hospital and is reported to be gaining satis factorily. The Morris family re cently moved to the Melrose dis trict Over the weekend Diane was a guest of Miss Hartley at the parsonage and Duane and Carol visited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lige Ollivant. The Lookingglass PTA met Fri day evening at the school build ing. W. M. Campbell of the county school suncrintendent's office con ducted a question and answer dis cussion of tne proposed unification of schools. The districts which have petitioned for an election on the question include Tenmile. Rob erts Creek, Dillard. Melrose. Greens, Wilbur, Garden Valley. Riversdale,- Winchester, Umnin and Lookingglass. Mr. Camnbell stated that the date for e'-- i would be set in the near future Gt Well m QUICKER Din I Cmlf vilb lit Snulitul A-C Factor In tbl New InltnsiJilJ FOLEY'S C 1 Camps AMAZINOIY OjUICKIS ACTINO INCSIDISLY MOBI IFFICTIVI 1 THIS IS IT We could say S bedroom, modern home as usual but this home ta actually so much more that wo believe you must see It to ap preciate all its values. A maple tree marks the approach, thru the well kept lawn and shrubs, to a trellised door which opens on a beautifully soft toned grey paper, in an oversized L. R. with matching wall to wall rugs The well lighted kttrhen, on the front of the house, has cupboards ga lore and opens to an enclosed area which leads either to the separate utility room or the ar rangement u really something; a hallway, with linen closets, con nects 2 lovely large bedrooms and a plastic tiled bath. In a pale green water shot design, that and pleating. This home Is chock makes this bath entirely different full of good new furniture, and can be purchased with or with out. Unfurnished, 10.5OO., rea sonable down payment and terms. $2900. DOWN This property Is within a block of the City Center. Ideal for five 19) apartments, has one now bringing 79. per month. Huge building, 1,400 foot floor space, per floor, all modern, with full basement, floor drain, piped saw dust furnace. Immediate posses sion. Take over G. I. Payment at tM. per month and too per month on the balance remaining. F. H. A. for 82100. down you can have your choice of four, ALL NEW, mod ern, 2 bedroom homes, with at tached large garage. Thla ar reted In a nice district with paved street. Chose One Today 89B90. Full Price. $925 DOWN A fri cedar shtnple t bedroom home, that needs a little inton ing. Has double garage, Bath; with tub tt shower, Llvlnf Room, and Kitchen, Fir 8t Kentlle Floors, paved street. Sitting on 3-4 of an acre All in new condition. Only S44S0. full price. Tum.i Nov. 13, 151 Th Ntwe-Ravlaw, Raaaburf, Ort. by the boundary board as soon as all oi the petitions were in. He slso Indicated that under unifica tion, ia case it should carry, local iunctions of the grade schools would remain as at present in most cases, and that the merger would serve to broaden the tax bases. George Mazon, chairman of the committee for securing educa tional films for showing at the regular meetings of PTA, pre sented i Ryan Navion film titled "Yours to Fly." This, the dra. matic story of the modern tive-type airplane and the history. mining joo it is doing for the American businessman, farmer. Industrial executive and profes- luoai man, waa weu received by the group. Mr. Mazon was re quested to continue his negotiations for other films to be shown at later dates. Kenneth Swift and Tommy Vance were in charge of the pro jector. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Reds Extorting Millions From Chinese In U. S. SAN FRANCISCO UP) Sen. William F. Knowland (it-Calif.) says he has asked the State de partment to investigate reports of a Red China shakedown racket rumored to have extorted mil lions of dollars from Chinese Americans. - Knowland said he would seek to have cases brought before the United Nations as a "menace to international morality and human rights." jtm rinLXflntf mAitnr i Ik 'Cm Francisco) Daily Chinese World min mmu rhin..Lt.. k.J jent ,ums rangjng from $250 to as high as $100,000 to pay "taxes, fines or rent" levied on relatives in Red China. "No direct demand for blood money is made," Lee said, "but word is sent out through relatives or intermediaries, usually in the British colony of Hongkong. Then the Communists wait for the money to come in. WHY IE SICK? You've not triad everything until you sea DR. SCOFIELD X-Ray Chiropractor 1 minutes from town on Rifle Range Rd. Dial 3-3133 PRICES EFFECTIVE RES. $279.95 CORONADO "SUPER SPEED" 9259.93 lsSl t . Miujiiatt & t i sifts, i : IVAUipL I HI ' - iucni7 I : Heavily Insulated ",cAJ0l I , MIYwWarranty 'lJ lUU, f CORONADO ELECTRIC RANCETTI SI79.9S 32 - Oval ROASTER $1.77 Reflth v.nly and h i.lf. mug; U'A-.U'A". COOKIE SHEET large size, Reg. 55a BAKING PAN aluminum, FOOD CHOPPER three cutting blades EGG BEATER 8 Whirling Blade STEPHENS AT CASS STREETS DIAL 3-4522 ,.,1 '4 AWAYSumttmat "When It comes they ask for more. If it doesn't come, they apply torture and, eventually, death." He did not Identify any of the reported victims. He said they pre ferred anonymity for the safety of relatives in China. AU MiKtS-tU ttHU AND TRUCKS DOYLE'S SALES and SERVICE LOCATED RIGHT AT HIGHWAY 99 AND GARDEN VALLEY RD. 41 Frasar, 4-Dr. Mis 10tl 141 PLYMOUTH J-Df. 11l ws CHivitoLrr.$i2i 147 Nuries 4-Di. U4 $! 146 Plymouth Clufc Ceuaa ! 140 Clwvralet, Df . $11 141 Chevrolat Pickup $41 147 Ford Pickup , $75 144 Phamitd, 4 Dr. $! 141 Jaap ; , $IS Wl ALSO HAVI MANY fINI CHIAPEP. CARS PRICID PROM $7S to $200 ' Libaro.1 Trodt-h Any Mokt or Modal BANK YERMS DOYLE'S SALES and SERVICE Highway 99 at Cardan Valley Road Junction Dial 3-4148 PRE'THAtlKSGIVIIIGil r-jn n 1 THROUGH SATURDAY pc. Dinnerwaro Set Juanita Pattern 11 95 Glamorize your Thanksgiving table with this lovely new dinnerware set. Our ex elusive floral a pussywillow design In not ural colors with a 22-karat gold edging. j .: - I 4m) ".ATI ! 4 I Z. .."-tJ v mm II 4 S" KNIFE iV w.tWl,M) 77c ";t f rewid,weod handlt. I ; " J',..ir' fj 69' IT13' k ef ay I ,tFer MMseriafl 'W,! 2.29 i--ti All mortAcrWIfe ru I fa frees en aene). AH bWcw fvbjecf re Oeree- J V m ateir ttvlffM. We m la. rooerve (he rfsftr fe listtt M m M tveetiHe. f TSS3ir .wvjc