The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 06, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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Th Newi-lteWow, Roioburg,
COUPLES from the seventh ond eighth grades ore shown os they participated in the Friday
evening dancing classes given in the Junior High School gymnasium. The PTA of the Junior
High School sponsors the instruction each Friday from 8 until 10 p.m. Ralph Patterson, Rose
burg School of Dancing, is the instructor. (Picture by Paul Jenkins)
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or the 112 horsepower Big Six engines are available os the
power units for the Series F-6 Ford trucks.
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FOR WELL DRESSED WINDOWS SEE
ROSEBURG VENETIANS
Or). Wed. Fob. 6, 1951
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County Sanitarian
To Attend Semester
County Sanitarian Li Verne MU-
ler will leave Friday tor Berkeley,
Calit., wnere he win attend tne
university or. caiuorm tor a se
mester.
Sponsored by the state, Miller
will study public health and sani
tation courses.
Sanitarian Claude Baker r e
turned recently from a similar
course at Stanford University.
Two Roseburg Students
Named To Honor Roll
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis (Special) Two stu
dents from Hi Roseburg area have
been listed on the fall term schol
astic honor roll at Oregon State
College
They are Kathryn Hftskin Smith
of Roseburg, a graduate student,
who earned a straight A aver
age; and Ann Roth of Brockway,
sophomore In home economics,
who earned a 3.5 grade average or
better. A S.5 is half way between an
A and B average.
LaVern Marttert Joint
Engineering Society
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis (Special) LaVern Mar
slers has been initiated by the Ore
gon State College chapter of Sig
ma Tau. national engineering honor
society for professional and student
engineers.
This organization recognizes
scholarship and professional at
tainment. Marsters, junior In electrical
engineering, is the son of L. L.
Marsters of Roseburg.
POLIO BENEFIT SLATED
All proceeds of the performance
of "It Happened on Filth Avenue,"
starring Don DePore and Gale
'Storm, to be held at the Eagle
Theater in Yoncalla, Feb. 7, will
be turned over to the March of
Dimes fund.
Tiie public is Invited.
CUSTOM MADE RODS
We specialize on installation of Kirsch Cus
tom Made Traverse Rod and carry a complete
stock for any type of installation.
OUR SERVICES ALSO INCLUDE:
Custom-made Venetian Blinds
Window Shades
Curtain ods Extension and custom-made
Drapery Material
Drapery Cranes
Aluminum Tension Screens
Bamboo Shades
Wallpaper
. . Trailer Blinds
, Other (Allied) Window Accessories
Kiwanians Hear
Talk On Program
Of Boy Scouts
"The men of tomorrow need
men of today to lead them," Wal
ter Smith, District Boy hcoul exec
utive, told the Kiwanis Club Tues
day noon. He spoke in connection
with Boy Scout week now being
nhservpd.
Bovs like to be Identified with
a group, and the kind of a group
to which they belong determines
what tney oecome, sam amun,
who has given 19 years 10 volun
teer .routine before becoming an
executive a year ago. Boys look
up to their leaders.
The Boy Srout program con
bines the ptouo spirit with crei
tive thinking and action. Boys
contain a great deal of energy,
and that built along creative lines
develops them Into worthy citizens
of tomorrow.
"We take bovs and elve them
a nroeram." Smith said. "They
think of the Individual circle. This
is found in the patrol, which li a
part of the troop. Next comes
the district the council and the
combined councils."
The Scout program oners boys
an opportunity to meet together,
to see how other boys look and
act. It fosters world brotherhood
and spreads world ideas. It makes
the hnv nee the whole slcture
with themselves injected Into the
picture. '
The work tenches creative actly
Ilv. in teaching what makes things
tick; pioneering spirit of explor
ation, exempuiiea in sucn groups
as the Order of the Arrow; the
way of life, as seen in such pro
grams as when the scouts take
over the city tor a aay.
Scouting, the speaker said, at
tempts to give boys an interest
in something specific, which may
determine their lite work. For
example an Eagle Scout who was
a bird fancier was chosen by Ad
miral Byrd for his South Pole
trips. On tho third trip he was
assistant in command. Through
his hobby he had learned his life
work.
Scouting givf-s a sense of be
longing to others. The boys wear
the uniform with pride. They feel
a part of the world organization,
and many literally gave the "shirt
off their back" In a program of
that name to aid Europeans, Smith
pointed out.
Summing up, he stressed that
to give boys this type of train
ing, they need men to lead them,
"because the boys can't lead
themselves. Tney need the best
men so that they may learn about
brotherly love, learn about each
other and learn that bjys in other
parts of the world think as they
do."
SUES ON NOT!
Budget Finance Plan of Port
land Tuesday filed suit in Circuit
Court against Adele K. Todd,
Koscburg, asking $598.75 allegedly
owed on a promissory note. Attor
ney's fees of $200 are also asked.
RODS
$1.49
Local
News
Te Mm) ThurtrJay The Worn
in'i Society o( Christian Service
of the Dillard metbodist Church
will meet Thuriday, Feb. T, at a
noon potluck luncheon at the home
of Mra. A. A. Goodwin on Gregory
Street In Winiton.
Schedule Listed
For X-Ray Units
In Fifth Week
The mobile chest X-ray units
will observe the following schedule
during the fifth week of the cur
rent survey.
1 FEB. 13
Canyonville. beside honor roll, 11
a.m. -5 p m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter
minal Fountain. 11 a.m.-S p.m.;
Glendale, Day & Nehl Store, 11
a.m.-S p.m.; Roseburg (Clover
dale), Pacific Motors, 1 p.m.-7
p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store,
10 a.m.-B p.m.
FEB. U
Canyonville. beside honor roll.
11 a.m. -5 p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter
minal Fountain. 10 a.m.-s p.m.;
Glendale Mill, employees only, 1
p.m. until finished; Roseburg (Clo
verdale), Pacific Motors, 11 a.m.-
p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney
Store, 10 a.m. -8 p.m.; Roseburg,
Nielson's Market, 4 p.m.-8 p.m.;
Toketce Falls, Powerhouse Camp,
U a.m.-7 p.m.
FEB. 15
Green, Associated Plywood, S
p.m. -4: 30 p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter
minal Fountain. 10 a.m.-s p.m.;
Azalea Store, 1 p.m.-7 p.m.; Rose
burg, Nielsens Market, 11 a.m.-
7 p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney
Store, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Toketee
Fans, biiae ureek, z p.m .-7 p.m.
FEB. 10
Roseburg, Montgomery Ward, 10
a.m.-S p.m.; Myrtle Creek, Ter
minal Fountain, 10 a.m.-s p.m.;
Azalea Store, 11 a.m.-S p.m.; Rose
burg, Nielsen's Market, 10 a.m.-S
p.m.; Roseburg, J C Penney Store,
10 a.m.-S p.m.
Baby Sans Gall Bladder;
Parent Ask Prayers
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. W) -Mrs.
Leroy Poole has asked for prayers
lor her four-month old son, Roger
Leroy Poole, born without a gall
bladder.
S.ie said doctors have told her
the baby has about two months to
live.
Witt no other hope, she made
the plea for prayers through the
Michigan City News-Dispatch.
Poole, a machinist, and tiis wife
said "we're not looking for finan
cial help or pity. What we're ask
ing now is that people pray for
Roger."
Roseburg Students End
Semester At Linfield
Two students from Roseburg
have completed the first semester
of study for the 1951-52 academic
year at Linfield College, McMinn
ville. They are Richard Bonebrake,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bone
brake, and Margaret Davie, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Davie.
Both are sophomores
Ham Radio Operators
Assist In X-Ray .Survey
Ham radio operators will again
volunteer their services during
the A-ray campaign in Glendale.
'Hie total number A-rayed in
trat vicinity will be transmitted
to KoseDurg headquarters each
day via radio. Glen DeMott, local
navy recruiting otticer, previously
assisted in gathering totals wmie
the chest X-ray units were oper
ating in coastal areas.
BENEFITS SUCCESSFUL
The Dutch auction held In Yon
calla Feb. 3 at the Loggers Tav
ern for the March of Dimes bene
fit, netted $89. The Hayhurst
uance Drought in $100 for the polio
fund.
WE NOW HAVE
A COMPLETE
SELECTION
OF MODERN
HOUSE PLANS.
SEE US FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS!
WEST COAST
BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
Britain'! King George
Posies Away At 56
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proaching death when he bade good
night Tuesday night at Sandring
ham to his Queen and the Princess
Marcaret Rose.
Unwillingly, George VI became
King by a whim of the fates when
Edward VIII, now the Duke of
Windsor, abdicated - rather than
give up the love of the American
Mrs. Wallis Simpson.
He lived to see Britain lose much
of her empire, and to see his coun
trymen in wartime valor and peace
time austerity.
Veice Betrays Cenditlen
Ueorge s voice sounoea nusny
when he broadcast his annual
Christmas message, and some spe
cialists saw that as a possible in
dication that cancer, having been
removed from his left lung, was
still present in. his right.
George VI was the first British
king to visit the United States
he was there with bis Queen, Elisa
beth, in 1939. The new queen went
to Washington last year on a side
excursion from her trip across Can
ada.
George V's fiucen. Mary at 84
has outlived both her husband and
her son.
It was at Sandnngham that
George V died, Jan. 21, 1930. Then
Edward VIII was klni; lor a few
months. The dead king at the time
was Duke of York. He became
King Dec. 11. 1936. when Edward
gave up the th-one or 'the woman
I love," tne twice-aivorcea Mrs.
Simpson.
Oakland's New Fire '
Hall Nears Completion '
Workmen were putting the finish
ng toucnes on the new uaxiand
fire hall this week, Mayor John
Edwards reported.
The 30-by-50 foot building was
started last August to house Oak'
land's two fire trucks. The struc
ture was built through a $10,000
bond issue approved by the vot
ers.
Oakland s fire department is on
a volunteer oasis, Mayor towards
said, but future plans call for hir
ing a full time employee.
une oi me two trucks nas been
housed in a warehouse, while the
other was parked in the street,
oiayor .awara saia.
X-Ray Totals
Total X-rays
18,37
X-rays Tuesday
Number Remaining
1,008
22,143
Vital Statistics
Marriage License
KLATT-MARKILUE William
Harold Klatt and Donna Mae Mar
killie, botta of Roseburg.
Pollution Of Water
Draws Fine Of $50
Sylvester Powell. Rt. 3. Rose'
burg, was fined $50 in district
court after pleading guilty to a
charge that he polluted Looking'
glass creek by allowing sawdust
to pour into toe water. , .
ART CONTEST WINNERS
Roseburg placed three winners
among 200 Oregon High School
students who won Gold Key
awards in the Seventh Annual
Scholastic Art Contest. The Rose
burg winners were Gary Briges
Arthur Daly and Roger steeck.
LEON R. SCOTT WANTED
Anyone knowing the where
abouts of Leon R. Scott, who is
home from California on leave
from the service, is asked to no
tify the Red Cross office in the
Armory at once.
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' New Equipment
Moved In For
N. Umpqua Road
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Heavy equipment is being moved
into the Idelyld district by the
Funderburg Construction Company
of SutherUn, which has the con
struction oi ine tour ana a nan
miles of new North Umpqua High
way starting at the Lone Rock
Bridge. Work will begin first above
Idelyld Park, blasting heavy rock
formation.
News Briefs From Glide:
Mr. and Mrs Bud Neal of Cot
tage Grove spent last week end
visiting Mrs. Neal'a brother - in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Vleck
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Jones is' the new head coach at
Glide School.
Mrs. Vivian Paddleford. manager
of the Red Barn, has been con
fined to her home with the flu.
Howard Clark. Bob Mitchell and
Bob Young of Portland have taken
quarters at the North Umpqua cab
ins. They are skilled workmen in
asbestos roofing, under contrct with
Industrial Builders Company which
is constructing the new Glide High
scnooi.
The Glidj Lumber Company
started its night t-hilt Tuesday and
will continue tae two shifts through
out the year.
Douglas County Lumber Com
pany will resume sawmill orera
tions Monday. The mill had been
closed for two weeks because of
the installation of a new carriage.
Logging operations had been con
tinuous. Old timers do not believe in the
ground hog superstition, but they
all agree on the prediction of an
early spring. The reason? Cats,
dogs and cows have started shed
ding their winter coats.
DRUNKENNESS CHARGED
Tama William H..tnarnvf1 Id
409 W. Douglas St., was arrested
Tuesday night on a charge of be
ing drunk on a public highway,
State Police reported.
He was released In $100 bail
pending arraignment in district
court.
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Elisabeth First Queen
To Reign In 51 Years
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prince born in Wales who could
speak no English.
blizabeth was marked as a fu
ture reigning oueen when she was
only 10 and ber father becamo
King.
It changed the whole course of
her upbringing, from that of a rel
atively carefree child to one laden
with the prospective responsibili
ties of reigning over a world-glr
dling commonwealth and empire.
Pledges Welfaie Reign
On her 21st birthday, she dedi
cated her life to looking after tne
welfare of that empire.
In a radio speech from Capetown
South Africa, where she and her
parents were making another com
monwealth tour, she sale?
"I declare before vou all that mv
whole life, whether it be long or
short, shall be devoted to your
service and the service of our
great imperial family to which we
all belong."
Two events had changed her life
from that of a playful daughter
oi the any Duke of Yorx.
une was tho decision of her
uncle,, Edward VIII, to quit the
throne so he could marry an Amer
ican, Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simp
son, who was unacceptable to the
Church of England because she
had been married twice previously.
His abdication made her father
king on Dec. 11, 1938, nd made
her the heiress apparent to the
throne.
The other event had been the
birth of her sister. Princess Mai
garet, only other child of Kin?
Geofge and his queen. Had this
child been a boy, he would im
mediately have taken her place in
line of succession.
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Pvt. J. D. Campbell
Now Boxing In Army
MANNHEIM, Germany Wl
Private Jimmie Dean Campbell,
son of Mr. and rs. H. L. Dowdy of
Box M.T'enmUe, is a member of
the 95th Antiaircraft Artillery Gun
Battalion boxing ream Pvt. Cap
bell is undefeated in his fights in
the VS. xone of Germany.
Private Campbell has been in
the Army one year serving contin
uously with the 95th Antiaricraft
Artillery Gun Battalion, attached
to the 34th Antiaircraft Artillery
Brigade.
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this plan breaks
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