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ILifi! VOUR ww. i uu' i i i nit ii u aan . : ilUrTlU I " IT I II1II1 I I 111 I 1 UMVVM"" ' ' .iiiinnininiiiiiiinciniiii-i aiukg r i 11 II 1 1 IN 1 1 ! I KM 1 111 M AriMMW ' I MV -111-,, HUIMUIMIHIMnilMiMllMMIMMm, I I Willi m I II II 1 1 1 II MM M II IIHW 1 1 III 1 1 1 II 1 1 II ' Local j News ' ! H.r. Pram L.k Mis. II. H. Hobi ind three tons, Herbie, Boh. by ind Hrmie, returned to their home on Reservoir Avenue, Rose burg, Monday night to spend few days before returning to their sum mer place at Lake of the Woods, where the family is spending the summer months. Returns Te Ceos Bay Beverly and Kathy Wejss, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Weiss of Coos Bay, returned to their Coos Bay horns this week following a six weeks visit at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Eager, on Hickory Rd., near Roseburg. Mrs. Weiss (Gwen dolyn) is the daughter of the Eager. McClintockt Home Mr. and Mrs. L, E. Mct'linlock are back at their home in Westmoreland, Roseburg. following a trip to Purl- land to be with the latter's sister, Mrs. Alda Smith, of Independence, wao suffered a broken back last week at her home. Mrs. Smith w as taken to Providence Hospital in Portland for surgiry. Penney's k MmaBmmmmmJmaKmmmmm mmmm. .m irt aMMfcaa va HO LZjri U VILnJ 3 X 1 ALL SUMMER DRESSES NY L ON ... RAYON;.. I II - mm ' 'FT' V I 1 GROUP 1. 100 22 only cool royon bemberg or sheer cotton dresses. Prints or plain colors. Some sleeveless styles. , Junior, miiset or half sixes. GROUP 2. 4. 00 100 only tissue gingham and chambray or cool royon bemberg prints that will keep you cool on the warmest , days. Prints or plain colors in lots of cute styles. Junior, mines or half sizes. GROUP 3. 6. 00 22 only better sheer nylons printed patterns or plain colors you'll be proud to wear anywhere. These ore better dresses taken from our regular stock. Buy now and save! House Dresses prints V plains V woven patterns . . . all sorts of smart summer dresses STARTS THURSDAY, 9:30 1. oo A.M. Special group reduced to clear! Same zipper front styles with full twing skirts. Woshoble cottons with eye let embroidery. Hurry, only 26 of these. GIRLS' DRESSES Here is the buy you have been waiting for. All our girls sum- gft mer cottons reduced for quick clearance. Sheer ginghams, or gandy and eyelets in white or postel colors. Some suitoble for back to school. Sizes 3 to 10. 2 Toddler DRESSES Cool and cute Is what you'll soy about these cotton sundresses and pinafores. Mostly Perman ent finish organdy in postel colon. Some have motching sun bonnets. Sizes 2 and 3. Hurry for these. $ 1 TERRIFIC VALUES IN YARDAGE! 400 yards Summer Sheers. Prints and Plains. Tissue Chambray, Lawn, Bemberg. Per Yd. 50' ;rr V M , j , - "JTU ., .VkJSC. . . . ... ca BUILDING TUMBLES Thirty automobiles ond trucks were covered when the building of a Fresno, Calif., garage collapsed. Fire department officials called to the scene attributed the destruction to heat expansion. The building had just been reroofed. slo one was injured or killed, though only seconds before the crash, q man had parked a cor next to the building. (APWIREPHOTO) . , Mrs. C. R. Connley and daughter, Bonnie Le;, relumed to their home this week at Modesto, Calif., following a two weeks visit at the home of Mrs. Connley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sedcll in Rose burg. Also visiting was the Sod ells' grandson. Roy Secell II, who returned to his home at Moffett Field, Calif, with the Connley fam- At Winchester Bay Mr.' and Mrs. Walter Allen and son, Roger, and Beil Shoemaker spent Sunday at Winchester Bay, fishing. In Portland Mrs. Bertram Shoemaker Jr., and son, Jack, of Roseburg ate spending the week in Portland visiting Mrs. Shoe maker's mother, Mrs. Leoia Rich ards. Leaves For Florida Mr. and Mrs. Elliott E, Perkins and daughters, Toni and Eugenia Mar ie, left Roseburg Saturday for Florida, where they plan to make their home. Enroute, they will spend a few days in American Falls, Idaho; Edinburgh, III., and Boston, Mass., visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Perkins is the daughter of Mrs. , T. B. Virderi and a sister of Mrs. R.'B. Rhodes of Roseburg. Arriving Here' Thursday Jeanne and Joanne Knight, twin daugh ters of Attorney and Mrs. William W. Knight of Portland, are ar riving in Rosiburg Thursday to spend part of their vacation visit ing their maternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hatfield, ani with her paternal grandmoth er, Mrs. Fred A. Knight, and with olher relatives. Their father is bringing thfm as far south as Eugene, where he will attend tn business, and they will proceed to Roseburg. One Eskimo language is spoken with few dialects from Greenland west lo the eastern portions of Siber'a. Patrols To Enforct Headgear Edicts Slated Streets of Roseburg will be pa trolled Saturday by Paul Bunyans enforcing the Centennial edicts that vom?n must wear either either wear beards or "Little pioneer bonnets and men must Shaver" neckties. Illegal Driving Puts ' Fine On Sutherlin Cop William John Tucker, 24, SuCh erlin, paid a S50 fine after plead ing guilty in district court to driv. ing with revoked operator's li cense. Earl David Sader, 5ft, Spring field, paid a $40 fin : after plead ing guilty to a drunk charge. Bnln men were arrested by sheriff's deputies, Vital Statistics Marriage License BRADSHAW-MIZEUR Ches ter Dal Bradshaw and Lois June Miieur, both of Drain. Divorce Suit Filed WARREN Evelyn vs. Frank O, Warren. Cruelty charged. Plain tiff asks custody of one minor child, J35 monthly support . and property disposition. MY RTLEWOOD TREASURE HOUSE at Winston OPEN MONDAYS Why not try our Atomic-Burgers? Wed., July 23, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 Russell In Race To Finish; Raps 'Radical' Croup CHICAGO 11 Sen." Richard Russell said Tuesday he 'Will be in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination until the finish. ., ,. 1 Earlier in the day, Rep. Eugene Cox of Georgia had said it was possible that Russell's name would not be put into nomination. Russell, a Geornian also, denied such reports and issued this state ment; "Reports evidently circulated by my opponents that I had with drawn or contemplated withdraw ing my candidacy for the Demo cratic nomination for presidency are comnletely false. I me no one has hcen deceived hy this old est of all political tricks. - "I am more determined than ever to prevent the Democratic party from being taken over rnm- plelely hy a few radical leaders of Americans for Democratic Ac tion working in association with the few labor bosses. "A ureal majority of the mem bers of the Democratic party, in cluding millions of member of Inbor unions and many member-. of ADA (Americans for Democrat ic Action) are nonosed tu com pletely surrendering the party and ti e rountrv through the control of 'ins radical group. Says Chancas Strengthened "The revelation of this consoir- acy contained in Vice President Rarklev's statement -ns greatly sirengwcned my candidacy "As a life long Democri!, I have no thought of being driven from this Democratic convention thus nuch less leaving voluntarily by group led by those either for merly associated with the Social ist partv or one who came into public life as the nominee of the American Labor party." Rep. Cox Is an oldtime Southern Democrat and It was apparent Tryouts For Solo Song Parts Set For Tonight, Tryouts for solo, vocal parts "in the Umpqua Cavalcade . will be held tonight at 7:30 at the Junior High School Auditorium., ' Director Horace- Robinson said both men and women are needed for the vocal parts In the Centen nial Pageant, which is dated La bor Day weekend. that Russell's statement was aimed at othera. Cox is a delegate from Georgia. He made his statement to a re porter shortly after he had left a closed caucus meeting of the Georgia delegation where the group had gone on record as unan imously opposed to signing a loy alty pledge voted by the national convention. Our Storage rotes are so very reasonable, you can take your time about finding that new home! ROSEBURG lrn'Ur & Storage 130 N. Pine St. CALL 3-5311 You can buy a n& SINGER HWMGMACHtNi for as hw as Uon't hool SSfaikf&zi Wlth electricity Phone us for an electrician. 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