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WOMEN TAKE CHARGE Women employes of the J. C. Penney Co. store in Roseburg,
capitalizing on their Leap Year opportunity, are taking over operation of the business
Friday and Saturday. Pictured at left, up the stairs, are Mrs. Gudrun Erickson, assistant
in charge; Mrs. Dale Schroder, Mrs. Billie Salmon, Mrs. Gertrude Hess, - Mrs. Mary
Neavol; second row, front, Mrs. Juanita Doty, who wil! be manager; Mrs. Dorothy
Charlebois, Mrs. Vera Hoffman, Mrs. Maxine Melhoff, Mrs. Esther Price, Mrs. Alma
Hinther, and row at right, Mrs. Elsie Williams, Miss Bernita Claussen and Mrs. Willie
Cooper. Not pictured are Mrs. Mildred Donaldson, Mrs. Naomi Murdock, Miss Betty Rob
ertson, Miss Laverne Lindly and Mrs. Calvin Baird. (Picture by Photo Lab)
Robber Poses As Clerk
To Get Store Money
NEW YORK A strange clerk
greeted a woman customer Mon
day night when she entered a drug
store to buy cigarettes.
Unsure of the price, he inquired
nf the owner, who was tied up-at
the moment in a back room. The
clerk served her and she left.
Then he pocketed the money and
left with an armed companion, add
ing the price of a pack of cigarettes
to their $300 robbery.
Korean War Costs U.S.
More Than 1,000 Planes
TOKYO W The U.S. Far East
Air Forces Saturday set its total
combat loss of the Korean war
at 531 aircraft.
With non- combat losses an
nounced recently, this brings the
over-all war loss to more than 1,
100 planes.
These totals include losses to the
Aether March comes in
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It does not include Kavy losses.
During the same period, with
their much smaller air force, the
Reds have lost 360 planes shot
down in combat.
Of these, 225 were' HIGs. '"
Invitation To Marines
Builds Big Problem
BANNING, Calif. W Theres
an old story about a hostess who
wrote an Army captain asking for
"the pleasure of your company"
at dinner.
And the whole company came.
Miss June Hedcpath, manager of
a grill here, has the same problem.
Last December, hearing the Ma
rines in Korea wanted letters, sh
wrote four of them. During the
correspondence she offered to give
them a homecoming party when
their outfit returns next month.
So far, Miss Hcdgpath reports,
like a lion or o lamb
IS BANNER BUY DAY AT
ASHCRAFT JEWELERS
106 S. Jackson J
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she has received nearly 100 letters
accepting her invitation. "I'm go
ing to give that party, somehow,'
Miss Hedgpath says. The boys e
pect it."
Barbers Put Premium
On Hated Flat Tops
LOS ANGELES 11 Those flat
top haircuts youth is demanding
these days are an abomination to
barbers. Par for the average hair
cut, says barber Joseph Widmer.
is 15 minutes. But a flat top
the hair is shorn flat on the top
is 40 minutes.
Barber Widmer posted a sign
Tuesday: "All (Tat tqps $1.50." Not
even boys under 12 are exempt.
Under-12 normal shearings are SI,
over 12 are $1.25 in most Los An
geles shops.
Joseph says he is sure all bar
bers will put a premium on flat
tops.
Congress OK On All
Treaties Demanded -
CHICAGO ' The American
Bar Association Tuesday urged a
constitutional amendment that
would prevent foreign treaties from
becoming the law of the land with
out action -by both houses of Con
gress. It also opposed ratification by
the U.S. of the United Nations
nevsgathering convention.
Resolutions defining the Associa
tion's position on both subjects
were adopted by the House of
Delegates, the ABA policy-making
body.
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Penney Store
It's a woman's world at J. C.
Penney Co. and the men can go
sit on a tack. But they'd better
not. Here's why:
For two days. Friday and Satur
day, the women of the store will
hold all the top management po
sitions and direct all the store's
operations while the men do as
they are told. They will be told,
no question about that.
Mrs. Juanita Doty has been
elected manager, and the distaff
side will fill all the spots usually
held down by the mens, including
Assistant Manager Mrs. Gunrun
Erickson and til sections and-or
department heads.
"But we men won't be on the
sidelines, looking on," said Bruce
Elliott, Penney manager, com
menting on this Leap Year move
by the women. "We'll be in there
pitching and Jrying to do the jobs
assigned us, as well as they are
normally done by the girls in our
store."
Wilbur
By ELSIE BROSZIO
Tom Kaut has moved into one
of the apartments belonging to
A. R. Hill. , .
Marvin Lee, son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Mcnzie Lee, sprained his
ankle during a basketball game
at Roseburg and is on crutches.
Mrs. Charles Sands and Mrs. Ed
Sands spent Thursday in Rose
burg shopping and attending to
business. . . ,
Mrs. Elsie Broszio is the official
registrar for the voting precinct
of Wilbur. All those to vote in
the primary election m.iy register
at Mrs. Broszio's home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Howard and
children, Vicky and Lossee, of
Eureka, Calif., spent the weekend
visiting Mis. Howard's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands, in
Wilbur.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carey and
family had as Tuesday dinner
guests the ftev. and Mrs. Charles
Dyers of Wood River, Neb., and
Mrs. Menzie Lee.
Mrs. Bonnie Yraguen and daugh
ters, Margarita and Maria, spent
a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Short in East Wilbur last
week.
- Mrs. Emma Brown -spent the
weeKcnd visiting her ' son-in-law
and (laughter. Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Leitheiscr, in Portland. Her grand-
aaugMcr, Kainy Leitnciser, re
turned to Wilbur with her to spend
a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Brown.
Stanley Barg and Alvin E. Bur
nett of Hie U. S. Navy stationed
at Astoria, Ore., spent the week
end visiting Mr. and Mrs. t'nil
Brfrg in ilbur.
bonnie Yraguen, Mr. and Mrs.
Domingo Sabala Jr. and daugh
ter, Candace, of Winchester and
Mi. end Mrs. Joe Yraguen aad
daughter, Francie, of Roseburg
mo'.orea to Vancouver, Wash.,
Saturday on business.
R. Newland, P. Kaser
Leave On College Trip
OREGON " STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis (Special) Two jun
ior pharmacy students from Rose
burg left Feb. 22 on a 10-day visit
to three major midwest pharma
ceutical houses with a group of
53 Oregon State college pharmacy
students. They will return to the
campus March 3.
. They are Rod Newland. student
member of finance committee, son
of Mr., and Mrs. M. J. Newland, i
icn mversiae ur.: ana f nilip Ka'
ser. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
Kaser, 343 N. Jackson, both of
Roseburg.
Drug manufacturing companies
visited will be Eli Lilly, Indianap
olis; Parke Davis, Detroit; and
Abbott Laboratories, Chicago.
Students will i,ee the commercial
preparation, testing and packag
ing of drugs.
Pharmaceutical hnus nrnviHe
lodging and transportation in mid-
west ciues anu cssist in turnishing
meals en route. The biennial trip
is under the direction of the OSC
school of pharmacy.
Melrose 4-H Group
Sends For Song Books 1
National 4-H club song books
have been sent for by The Dijiky
Creek Hillbillies, a livestock club
in West Melrose. The club voted !
to purchase them at the last meet-1
ing held Feb. 11 in the home of Le
Ron Sanders.
Theclub .voted to entertain at
the Douglas County Home some-,
time in April. The dale and further I
details will be decided at the next !
meeting which will be held March '
10 at the home of Carol Manning.
Those present were Homer Out- j
house, Carol Manning, Donna
Barker, Nancy Barker, LeRon
Sanders, Jean and Faye Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Barker and
son, Clifton: Elizabeth Fox, Mr.
and Mrs. Eli Sanders, Mrs. F. L.
Simpson and Club Leader Mr. F.
L. Simpson.
MILK CONTROL BACKED
SALEM The Oregon Farm
Bureau Federation still supports
state milk control, under which the
state fixed quotas and minimum
prices for milk.
County dairy chairmen of the
feneration met here Monday and
denied reports that the federation
might be changing its mind.
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Balanced Wisdom At 41 Banishes
Romantic Fallacies Of Early Years
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP) -r- Some years ago I started the pleas
ant custom of kissing; all the
day.
I don't know where I got
excuse for a fine pastime.
My bess has never cared for the
practice, however, particularly
since the year he came out and
caught me closing in on a winded
secretary who had run five times
around the water cooler trying to
get away.
This week I was 41, and there
were no thrilling chases around the
sports enough to realize I am not
up to that sort of thing anymore.
They came up to my desk one
after the other, said "happy birth
day," and gamely submitted to
their annual punishment. One of
the rewards of being 41, I noticed
was that four cut of five pecked
me on the cheek.
Feminine Remarks
Sample dialogue:
First girl "Oh, go ahead and
kiss him. It's no worse than if he
was your wn grandfather."
Second girl "Well, I'm new
around here. If I got to kiss old
fossils to hold this job I'm under
paid." I looked out the window, and it
was snowing just as it was the
Check On Congressmen's
Income Urged By Solon
WASHINGTON I Sen. Langer
(R.-N. I urged government
cleanup man Newbold Morris Tues
day to cneck up on the income of
members of Congress.
He said lawmakers who can't
live on their Congressional pay
should "resign from office."
Langer read to the senate a let
ter to Morris asking for "the
privilege" of being the first sub
jected to an income scrutiny.
Morris announcea monaay ne in
tended to start his corruption-in-government
inquiry with a study
of the income ol high federal of
ficials whose work deals with
awarding government contracts,
tax law enforcement and regula
tion of private enterprise.
These officials are members of
the executive branch. Morris was
not authorized to investigate the
Congressional or judiciary branch
es of government and Congress
would have to give its consent be
fore he could do so.
Umpqua School Closed
Because Of Epidemic
The Umpqua School has been
closed for the remainder of the
week because of measles, flu and
mumps epidemics. Absentees num
bered 26 at last count, and the
primary room, which has an en
rollment of 24 children, bad only
nine present Tuesday,
DOYLE'S
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ROSEBURG, OREGON
girls. in the office on my birth
the idea, but it's a wonderful
day of my birth. When I remarked
on this to a friend, he said: -
"That isn't snow coming down-
It s your second childhood."
Brrrrrrrrl What an unhealthy
(hought.
How does it really feel to be 41?
When I was 21, full of the timeless
snobbery of the young, 1 was, cer
tain that people, over 40 didn't
really have any feelings left at all.
They were merely sad charac
ters, plodding wistfully through the
fog of lost dreams.
The day I was 40 . 1 still felt
pretty much the same way. Life
hadn't looked so depressing since
I lost my first true love in Kinder
garten. Wisdom Comet At 41
Gradually, however, and some
what to my surprise, I found that
being 40 wasn't altogether a crime
against nature. And I learned there
were even some compensations for
the disaster; -
At 41 you wake up in the morn
ing with no worse a taste in your
mouth than at 17. You just have
to hack a little harder to clear your
throat.
At 41 you find yourself lending
a slightly better life. It would be
nice to credit this to the slow
growth of character, but the truth
is probably that you just havu
wearied of the old treadmill of your
small vices anddull dissipations.
At 41 you just oegm to enjoy
this new sense of virtue, because
you realize that being virtuous is
much more relaxing than being sin
ful. Succumbing to temptation after
40 isn't play it's hard work, and
hard work is lor the young.
At 41 you leel normal. You don t
envy young people. You feel sorry
for them, knowing all the prob
lems they must meet before they
achieve the balanced wisdom of
middle age.
But That Face In Mirror
But at 41, uf course, you don't
feel middle-aged. You begin to
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Highway Patrol officer, remove one of 10 persons injured when
this commuter bus was sideswiped by a big truck-and-flatbed '
trailer on the Oakland side of the San Francisco -Oakland Bay :
Bridge. The two vehicles were traveling in opposite directions.
Note how the side ot the bus was ripped open by the truck's
flat-bed trailer.
think of middle-aged people as
those over 55. You? Why. you're
just coming into your prime.
At 41 vou still feel young of heart
but you do have to learn to face
the fact of wml you see in the
mirror.
Every once In a while as you
shave ;ou get a weird sense of
inysiery.
"Is that my face?" you thinlt.
'Why it looks like my dad's face
did when I was a boy."
And you wonder whether vou are
shaving yourself or your father.
At 41 your senses are more alive
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than at 30. You feel the small
pleasures of life more clearly the
awakening from sleep, the sound
of a bird, the intoxication of a sun
set, the storm and sunshine of a
child's face.
At 41 you see the world In softer
focus. And you still have a big am
bition left you want to be 42.
Yes, at 41, you say, "it must b
repulsive to he 21. I wouldn't b
that young again for $1,000,000."
And at 41 you might as well
keep right on telling yourself that.
There isn't anything you can do
about It
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