Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1951)
10 The NewvRtvlew, Roseburg, Ore. Dm. 21, 1M1 mm : lanktr Finally Earns His University Degree) CHICAGO VP) A S7-year. , old Muncle, Ind., banker and civic leader who quit high ichool after '. one year and went to work at 16, . hai received a master's degree, ; at the University ot Chicago. - He ia Robert H. Myeri, a grand " father, former resident of the In- diana Bankers association and ; president of the Muncie chamber of commerce in 1936-39. ; Myers, a veteran of both World ' Wars and action on the Mexican Her ekpaetmMC Jw as a a a sss Choice The Klrby Home Renovator., See a demonstration (or the asking. No obligation. DIAL 3-4354 border In 1918-17, at one time was vice president and director of both the Merchants' National bank and Merchanta' Trust com pany of Muncie, He gave up his posts with the bank two years ago but continued with the trust company. ' Later he took university exam inations and was rated approxi mately that of a college junior. In a year and a half, Myers com pleted studies which normally re- ?uire three yeara and thus quail led for his master's degree in political science. Myers' son, Robert, is an as sistant professor of marketing at Miami University, Oxford, 0. RMiUMSjsalMa let Breakers Rthirnid By Russians To U. S. BREMERHAVEN, Germany-UP) A group of stiff-backed, poker faced Russian naval officers here handed back to the U. S. navy two large American Ice-breakers loaned to the Soviet Union during the war. fx 3 3 4 ifM W Warmer than ever - Ji ffHfJ ll -V . AndMeniertoo 7 ll ftfSR Art then lincen wlshet ' Sv "rm4&$TM' ! ill tt Z-1 We're tending to you .. . o2 ' llllVJ " n urn v nHrum ,1 . TO.HOMt.0WHS,0MS " T"."rr 'aM lurmn aUtnaiMi. xiitoaiiM . u i r - - THE 'SINGING BLUEBIRDS,', above, met in Mrs. Mae Horfon's home in Riverside Thursday after noon. The group is sponsored by the child care committee of the Women of the Moose. Mrs. Hor ton is conducting the girls' activities for the second year. Pictured, from left, front row, are San dra Andrus, Sonia Dean, Judy Horton, Lynn Oorman and Lobita Chastain; back row, Joan Grif fin, Dorothy Shelton, Judy Anderson, Marvine Harper and Karen Bratton. Mrs. Horton stands in background. (Picture by Paul Jenkins I FIRST THEN I . N They couldn't really blame their youngster. How could they expect him to understand that he had to stop playing with his brand new train because he was using the only remaining socket and they needed a light. ,They themselves had been fed up for years with their poor wiring. Jhey were tired of putting up with their collection of dust-collecting 'extension cord entanglements, with having to crawl under beds and couches to pull out one plug so they could connect another. They were sick of having so few outlets everywhere that in not a single room could they arrange their furniture the way they wanted it. But if wasn't until Junior had that fit that they decided they'd get Adequate Wiring. '"It's one of the best moves we ever made," they say. "Now we have all the outlets we need, where we need them and Adequate Wiring's brought us countless other comforts and benefits, too.". ASK FOR FULL DETAILS SEE YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Bank Robber, 21, On FBI's List Of Most Wanted WASHINGTON VP) The name of George Arthur Heroux, 21, has been placed on the FBI's list of ten most wanted criminals. In a circular to law enforce ment officers, the FBI described Heroux as armed and "consid ered extremely dangerous." Heroux If wanted for the rob bery of the South Side Bank of Kansas City, Mo., Oct. 10, 1951, and the robbery of the Johnson County Bank, Prairie V Ulage, Kan., Nov. 23. The Kansas City robbery net ted $4,641 in currency. The Prairie Village loot included $62,000 in currency, checks and bonds. The FBI gave this summary of Heroux'a background: He quit school in early 1946 after attending grade school in Woon sockett, R. I., and high school there and at Worcester, Mass. He joined the army at Boston in April, 1949, and was sent to Germany. Convicted of unlawful possession of ration cards, cigaret coupons and an unregistered weapon, he was discharged March 8, 1950 "under conditions other than honorable." In August, 1951, he was placed on probation in Milwaukee for two years for unlawful interstate transportation of firearms. H e also took part in an attempted jail break there. Russians because his parents were living in the Soviet zone of Germany. German Spy For Russia Receives Prison Term NUERNBERG, Germany VP) Herbert Schulz, a German con struction engineer, was sentenced to four years in prison here for spying for the Soviet union. Schulz admitted before a U. S. high commission court that he regularly supplied Soviet intelli gence in East Berlin with infor mation on U. S. army installa tions in West Germany. He said he had been hired as a spy while he was still a pris oner of war in Soviet Russia. He said he had felt it would be dan gerous to refuse to work for the Auto Storage Batteries Under Federal Ruling WASHINGTON VP) The government has ruled that only automobile storage batteries with life expectancies of at least 18 months can be manufactured after next March 1. In an order designed to con serve critical supplies of lead, the National Production authority also prooiDited the output of so called de luxe batteries with a high ampere-hour rating. The order will affect storage batteries for passenger automo biles, light trucks and light trac tors. It does not affect industrial storage batteries and six-volt bat teries for motorcycles, heavy trucks, tractors and buses. HUSBANDS! You'll always remember the day you freed, her from washday drudgery with an I Bergh's Appliance Service 1200 S. Stephem Ph. 3 8348 When you buy a USED PACKARD you get m .i w car cost 0 fraction o. FOR THAT XMAS GIFT THE WHOLE FAMILY WILL ENJOY GET A FINE USED PACKARD AT BARCUS... Now Priced Lower Than Ever For Our Annual Pre-lnventory Sale BARCUS SALES and SERVICE Highway 9f at Garden Valley rd. Dial 3-554 Less fork, More Beef Forecast For Next Year WASHINGTON VP) The Agriculture department forecasts a nine percent reduction in the 1952 spring pig crop, indicating that pork supplies will be much smaller next tall and winter. Beef aupplies, on the otherhand, are expected to be larger. next year. The prospective cut in the num ber of piga reflects a tightening feed grain supply situation which has forced corn prices up to a point where many farmers are unable to make money on hog raising. The department said the spring crop ia expected to be about 56V4 miUion head compared with 61,857,000 last spring and 55,407, 000 for the 10 year (1940-49) aver age. The spring crop moves to slaughter markets in the follow, ing fall and winter. Why not one gift for all to enjoy? The Percy Williams Home for Actors, Pine Acres, is at East Islip, Long Island, N. Y. It was founded in 1923. . Happy Landings? IT MAY cost you hundreds of dollars from your own pocket if some person is injured on . your premises and you are without Com prehensive Personal Lia bility Insurance. Before anything happens INSURE NOW, with this agency. Protect your home, your savings and your family. ROY 0. YOUNG DIAL 3-6671 205 West Cass Street Roseburg r Space-Saving, Beautiful "MODERN FOLD" DOORS This Christmas make it a gift your whole family can enjoy like "Modernfold" door. That way, you improve both the appearance and the livability of your home all year 'round... for years to come. Use these graceful folding doors as above to divide rooms to suit tt erybody'l needs while inconvenienc ing nobody. Or, as at right, to-put. the space to work that swinging doors waste. Easy and Economical to Install You can install "Modernfold" doors . anvwhere in a hurry. Without muss or fuss. Without costly remodeling. No painting, fitting, planing needed. No. extra hardware to buy. Only care required occasional washdowns with soap and water. See these doors on display in our showroom ... or call for a home demonstration. the) abort that f M lik an ctardioa hy NIW CASTU Douglas County Distributor SPECIALIZED BUILDING SUPPLY 743 Garden Valley Road Phone 3-5084 Christinas at Itonte... T Xt la ear sincere Lope that this , "", 1 ' Christmas will find" you surrounded" . f'' ""''f jf1" ' j Ijr family, friend's and" all those - you love., .enjoy in J tie full -w, w fsCoS' warmth ol the spirit j t ' '-'J VS : Bll r of this nappy 'K ' " ' .jji 1 M . ' Holiday. J i ' Tl 1 P ilH CJS- FURNITURE COMPANY I 1 m nil, aesasaaaaiaear- ARSJENS FURNITURE COMPANY m w- Cass TT mi, 3-4015 e
