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2 The Nawi-Review, ftoiebur.g, Hitch-Hiker Gets Two-Year Term Norman Ray Hockstrasser, 19-year-old soldier of Anaconda, Mont., was sentenced to two years in the Oregon Penitentiary Friday by Circuit Judse Carl E. Wimbcr- Ifockstrasser had previously pleaded guilty to armed assault. He admitted hitting a Portland salesman over ;he head with a largo rock and taking his station wagon. Hockstrasser, a hitch-hiker, had been picked up by the salesman. In other action Friday, Judge Wimberly ordered probation of Jloscoe Smith, 24, Ashland, re voked and placed a one-year pen itentiary sentence in effect. Smith had been convicted on June 8, 1951 of obtaining money by false pretenses. He was accus ed of violating terms of the pro bation which dealt with the use of liquor. Meeting Set To Discuss Sanitary System Plan The fact finding committee of the proposed Winston-Dillard Sani tary System made a report before the Winston Chamber of Com merce at Wednesday evening's regular meeting. During the meet ing it was decided to hold an open meeting on Monday evening, June 9, at 7:30 o'clock at the Winston Community hall for the benefit of those living in the Winston dis trict. Proposed boundary lines and estimated cost will be presented to the property owners at this time. It is urged that all Inter ested persons In the district make an effort to attend. MRS. DENNIS PASSES Mrs. C. L. (Martha) Dennis of Bandon died Friday morning. Services are to be held Monday at Schroedcr Funeral Home, Band on, Mrs. A. B. Collier, a cousin of Mrs. Dennis, was called to Bandon when the latter became seriously ill. Mrs. Dennis had visited In Hoseburg on numerous occasions and had many friends here.. KILN DRIED PLANER ENDS 16" SLAB. WOOD 24" SLAB WOOD 5 Year Old Decomposed Sawdust for Your Garden or Flowers RED DIAMOND FUEL CO. Roseburg, Dial 3-4491 YOUR BODY ROSEBURO, OREGON These health articles ore written and paid for by Dr. B. A. SMITH, Chiropractic Phyilclan, 1500 Garden Volley Road, In the interest of pub lic health and to help you understand the body function. Look for these Informative articles every Saturday. The term heart disease covers a variely of different diseases. Common kinds of heart disease are congenital malformation of the heart, syphilitic heart disease, rheumatic heart disease, coronary heart disease and heart disease resulting from high blood pres sure and many other complies tions. In heart disease the heart mus cle is either altered In structure through the influence of poisons most of which are produced by the germs causing the acute di seases or the values of the heart become defective. In other words, the valves do not close properly and are leaky, or else they become obstructed. Such defects constitute whnt Is called valvular disease, which Is the most common form of chronic disease of the heart. The effect of such a condition is that the heart does not pump sufficient blood into the arteries, because the blood leaks backward, or is retarded in its flow into the ar teries. However, there is a com mon provision of nature which frequently prevents such a (lis turbance, this adjustment is call ed compensation. This compensation consists ol enlargement of the heart and In crease in its muscular power suf ficient to overcome the defect in the valve. When compensation takes place, there may be so little disturbance produced by the di sease of the valves that the per son may be entirely ignorant of its existence. The compensation IT'S NOT WHAT Ore. Sat., Juno 1952 Two Districts Prohibit Livestock Running Loose Legal notices on the creation of two livestock districts are be ing published in today s News-Review, and IB days after first pub lication it shall be unlawful for livestock to run at large within the boundaries of these districts the notices state. One is the Oak Creek Livestock District, which begins at Oak Creek on the highway to Glide beyond the Dlxonville area, afid extends east toward Glide and the Little River areas, and consists of 1280 acres. The other is the Olalla-Tenmile District, comprising all of the Olalla precinct. Complete descrip tions of the areas are contained In the legal notices. The districts were established by a vote of the residents of the respective areas in the primary election June 16. Oil Company Officials Pay Visit To Roseburg Roseburg was visited Friday by a group of Union Oil Company of ficials, reports P. M. Lee, local distributor. Among visitors to the Roseburg plant were A. C. Stew art, vice-president, Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Stewart; F. C. Cadwell, San Francisco, cential territorial manager; Tom Wise, Seattle, northern territorial man ager. The party is traveling by automobil3 while inspecting prop erties, Lee reports. "Buster" Gardner Service At Myrtle Creek Sunday Services for Elza Edward (Bus ter) Gardner, 40, manager of the Manor Hotel at Trl-City, will be held at 2 p.m. DST Sunday, Juno 8 in the chapel of Ganz Mortuary, Myrtle Creek. Rev. Virgil Christian, pastor of the Assembly of God Church at Carmlchacl, Calif., 'ill officiate. Ganz Mortuary is in charge, j The body will be taken to Dom ing, N. M., for burial. Sutherlin, Call 2491 may he more or less perfect, and may last longer or a shorter time. Occasionally a person may live to a good old age with a valvular disorder of th heart which has been prevented from giving any trouble by the compensating en largement. When the enlarge ment is Insufficient, or when after a lime, the increase in muscular power caused by the enlarged heart ceases, then disturbances in the circulation appear and are shown by symptoms.. Among all the acute diseases, rheumatic fever is most frequent ly the one from which heart di sease arises. Scarlet fever, ton sillitis, diphtheria, pneumonia, small pox, erysipelas, blood poi soning and some others are often responsible for disease of the heart which may either he evident at the time of the infection or oc cur at a later period. While children may be born with heart defjcls, rarely is the tendency to heart disease inher ited. Syphilis and gout render the person more liable to its occur ence. Repeated mental stress or physical overstrain also open the way for the development of some forms of heart disease. Heart disease atlacks all ages and both sexes. Valvular disx-ase begins more frequently between the ages of eighteen and forty and is a htlle more frequent in men . . Th changes in the blood vessels which make the vessels more bridle lead to disease of the heart in old age. (Paid Advertisement) YOU DO IT'S HOW S5i TV Cancer Society Meeting To Set Year's Program Members of the Douglas County committee of the American Can cer Society are scheduled for an important meeting June U at 1:30 p.m., in the medical library ol the Veterans Hospital. Mrs. E. E. Slegley, field repre sentative, will be present to meet with the key people of Douglas County's Cancer committee. The society's newest film, a col ored Disney-type animated car toon entitled "Man Alive," fea tured in a recent issue of Life magazine, will be shown during the meeting. Also on the agenda will be re ports of the educational and fund committee chairmen and captains and announcements of appoint ments for the coming year. vPlans will be made for the educational and .service work, to be carried on during the summer and fall months. Representatives of civic, frater nal, s.'rvice and church organiza tions who are interested in arrang ing programs for their groups are invited to attend. Plans For United Fund Developed Efforts of a group of public on advantages of a united fund raising wcllare program wcr ede vcloped at a meeting at the Cham ber of commerce rooms Thurs day evening. Representatives from laboring groups met with planners at the conference in an effor tto reach mutual understanding and coop eration, one spokesman reports. He said that the representatives seemed agreeable to the program. Nothing that many business men have already announced their sup port of the united fund, the spokes man said that cooperation of la boring groups would give a big boost to efforts of planners to put the plan in operation, possibly by this Autumn. The united fund woixd replace the annual Community Chest pro gram by combining all charity drives, many of which are now independent of the Community Chest campaign. United fund planners do not seek to "railroad" the program through, organizers said, but to get widespread public support on the basis of knowledge of the pro gram and cooperation. "It may take a month or six weeks to get a solid answer to the question of whelher the united fund will be operating this year," the spokesman said. Chairman Of Highway Commission Gets Rest PORTLAND Wl Ben R. Chand ler, Coos Ray, chairman of the State Highway Commission, Is here for a two weeks rest under a physician's care. : . ; , ,. ; Dr. S. If. Wise, his physician, said Chandler Is "greatly over worked." PICNIC SCHEDULED The Green School Mothers Club will hold a picnic at the Belle Holm picnic grounds Sunday, June 8, at ' iyi". "'"mhers are asked to salad or dessert, and their own uil. LEGAL NOTICK Of SPPCIAT, CITY KI.KCTION rOK TX UVV AMI FOB S K W K B I'll HiiV. ( II AIM KR AMKND.MKN 1' NOT 1 CP. HEREBY IS CItVKN that there will lie a uperlnl flection In the City of Hnsrburtf, OrfKon, on Frtday, June an. 1952 ,i which elertlon there will be BLihniMled to the lon.il votrn of aid fity either for arreptnnri) or re jertton the following two propositions: 1, Shnll a Rprrlal lav lew In the mm of i;t:t.(l7.!l2 over mid above the H constltutloniH limitation he made bv the City of KosehurR. OreRou, for ...t- .Mini yrar ofjiinninip Julv 1, lm'2. made neceaiinry bv essential rrpnlrs lo utreet-i, additional emplov ee and operating expenses, catted hy the Rrnernl Inore.ise in coali and the Rrowlh of tba City." ' rh''L Sct,,in of Mtalinr rhiuter ol ,h4! nty of HoHl,blir7 Hur,G!,n 'l-l ""'"rtpcl bv a.ldinK Sol": ? ' ,fl' M,,lh;rUlnK the Common (omu-tl to arq.Hte. own. equip, m" rrnte aiu maintain sewase dls P'wal plants ami other racillt iei necessary for a complete "wer system and to maintain, ex lend and reconstruct etislmn iew e facilities; to establish ratrs and chniKcs to be paid for the use of mh facilities ttnd for connections hereafter to be made and to en force payment thereof bv hem upon and assessments against (lit m it er ly nerved or by other law fid means; to establish a sinking fund from the receipts of said rules and char gen to he used onlv for the above purposes and to permit use of funds received prior lo .Mine ;i. Hr;t, for said purposes without com pliance with budget ury require ments." Said election will b held and the polls therefor will tie open on said dav be tween the hours of 8 in o'clock. A M and 8. 00 o'clock PM, Pacific Standard Time, being p on o'clock AM to P.nn o clock 1M Pacific Daylight Saving Time. The polling places for mid election are ns follows Ward I Douglas County Court House W.trd 3 Junior Itiith Sehoot Ward X Roseburg Hotel Ward 4 Hoseburg Cttv Hall Hy order of the Common Council of said City of Rosehuig, Oregon. Dated and first published. June T, 1M Mildred Hennessey City Recorder YOU DO IT! promises to baby your laundry, pamper your d r y-cleanabl garment! and give you prompt, courteous delivery service. Call il'. si r-s .'ft"-- Wft'n . v'v t VV"y . m UMPQUA PARK Picnic grounds in the rustic setting at Umpqua Park on the banks of the South Umpqua River are shown above. Picnic tables, barbecue pits and cleared path ways furnish camping conveniences for the many families and organizations who use it durinq the summer season. Photo above was made during one of the first picnics of the season held at the park. Old mill dam on the river near the Myrtle Ck. Tot Hurt In Accident A five-year-old Myrtle Creek child was treated at Forest Glen Hospital- in Canyonville for a lac erated lip suffered Friday eve ning In an automobile accident at Tri City. She is Sharon Hartt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Albert Ilartt. State police said she was in jured wheh a car driven by her father stalled as it pulled onto the highway and was struck by a car driven by: Henry V. Ford, 28, operator of Ford's Cafe on High way 99. There were no other injuries. Ifartt was accompanied also by his wife and other daughter, Dor othy, II months. , George Baird, 00,' was pajscnger in Ford's car, " "' ' " ' Franchise Given On Sewer Lines The county Court has granted a franchise to the North Rose burg Sanitary District for con struction of sewer mains along Ihe following streets: Riverside Avenue, Exchange Street, Meadow I.anei Clover l.ane. Vine Street, Kerr Street, Russell Street, Sterling Drive, Ncwlon Creek Road, Johnson Street, Porter Street, Hughes Street, Patricia Lane, Black Street, Goetz Street, Crouch Place, Hill I'lace, Rutter l.ane, Alder Street, First Street N., Sec ond Street N., Third Street N., Garden Valley Bible School Set For Monday Garden Valley Sunday School announces that a daily vacation Hible School will begin Monday, June 9, from 9 a.m. to 12 ,noon, standard time at the Garden Val ley Women's Club building. Class es will run Mondays through Fri days for ane and possibly two weeks. The Rev. Mr. Hall Is in charge. Teachers are Mrs. C. N. Cur rier, beginners; Mrs. Graham Ew ens, primary; Mrs. Frances Long, intermediate, and the Rev, Mr. Hall, junior high. Bees suinetiincs travel as much as eight miles to reach flowers I with nectar. For Dad, on His L:t and Forever... O OMEGA AUTOMATIC Tin thinnest self winding wttch in the world . . . nude, with all the pre cision that has won lor Oitiegt the world's most coveted prim for ac curacy. Builds up i 36 hour power reserve when worn on Ihe wrist lor one dayl Shock reOslant and inti magnetic. 18K gold applied figure dial. "THE . IITTLI . STORI ..WITH ,.THI . IIG BRANDS" 106 South Jackson Phone 3-4178 1 r k a) 0 - r , 4- Portland Man Slain In Family Argument PORTLAND I A family argu ment ended early Saturday in the tatal shooting of Roy Baker, 26, of Portland. His stepfather, Melvin Evans, 51, was arrested and booked on a murder charge, Detective Sgt. Dan Mltola said. Evans' wife, Fllmcaler, 45, mother of Baker, j and her cousin Mrs. Stella Jack son, 44, Klamath Falls, were held i as material'wtnesses. I Chain Store Will Sell New 'All Jersey' Milk PORTLAND I A Portland chain-store soon will be selling Jersey milk under the trade name "All Jersey." Fred Meyer, Inc., grocery re taller, announced Friday the Jer sey promotion program had been arranged with the Oregon Jersey Cattle Club. Sunny Brook Farms will bottle the milk. Glide Youth Attending Reunion Of Boy Scouts Gifford Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Evans. Glide, is at tending a reunion this weekend of Bov Scouts who made the trip to the International Camporee last summer in Austria. The reunion is being held in Portland and includes boys from parts of Oregon and Washington who attended the international event. Barton Hull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Hult, Dillard, also attend ed the Camporee but was unable to be present at the reunion. Gambling Houses Ordered To Resume Advertising CARSON CITY, Nev. W The Las Vegas gambling houses, ac cused of conspiring lo drive the Las Vegas Sun out of business, have been ordered by a federal judge to resume advertising in the nwspaper. In a 1 million dollar damage ! suit, Sun Publisher Hank Green spun had charged that the gam bling houses conspired, by with- I drawing their advertising, to de stroy tile newspaper at the instiga- j tion of Senator Pat McCarran tD Nev). JEWELERS .K 0M-SI'(d Cut I US (old. SWS 00 Pmcm Include FrUral In. park mokes the water especially placid at this point. (Pic ture by Paul Jenkins) The Public Is Cordially invited to attend a PIANO RECITAL GIVEN BY THE PUPILS OF "GLADYS H. STRONG MONDAY JUNE 9-8 P.M. au5: a pointments can now be taken care of. Really a fine man with a wonderful knowledge of photography just grad uated from Archer school of Photography in Los Angeles. Meet Eugene Wagner. We really think Father rates a gift. How else can he keep his memory revived except by photography 'does he have a camera? Call me. See you next week, folks hJMmmm-mm J I B3 &SS immai Hii..- nil 1 .!?,?f.I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Hi, Folks: Thought you'd care to know our portrait photographer is now here. All postponed ap '1 I f, ST. i tr I dl k 'III 7 W I MjeSMBCI SAFEWAY Your Roseburg store will be temporarily CLOSED for REMODELING commencing Sunday, June 8th. We regret that we must incon venience you for awhile, but we are happy in knowing that we soon will be able to welcome you back to Rose burg's most modern food store. Watch for the announcement of our grand re-opening sale It will be the biggest deal in town! ARCHIE WHITE Managtr Senior High Students To Be On Radio Drama Four students from Senior High School will participate in I radio drama. "The Judges Decision," Sunday morning, June 8, t 8:15 a.m., over radio station KRNR. Appearing on the "Moments of Devotion" program, sponsored hy the North Roseburg Church, will be Chuck Crose, Tommy Blylhe, Donna Opal and Carole Kimball. Theme of the story Is the neglect by parents of the welfare of their ' offspring. The judge sentences the wayward parents to a life of par ental service. Rev. Clark Robb, pastor, is the director. THEIR. -v-k.sv a art r r rvm IUIMUKKUTT VJ m. w arv w l i rv mrvkl J UtHtNUS UFUN WHAT YOU DO TODAY Cmm DON FORBES District Supervisor 8 W 4 Douglas County State Bank Bldg. Phone 3-8184 i si JB. -u 324 West Lane St Phone 3-8362
