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V YES! We're Still Here, Just Rebuilding! Some fine workmanship ei usual at: Johnwell Auto Upholstery 735 S. Stephens Please Use Entrance in Alley Fraser Farm Horn At Sutherlin Sold Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Fraser an. nounccd today the sale ot their farm L:aie five and a half miles east of Sutherlin to Mr. an! Mrs. Wilbur Williams of Sutherlin. Eighty-eight acres of land were sold with the home site and an other 120 acres was sold to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Palmateer and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Palmateer of Tya?, Ore. The Palmateers are now building a new borne on their land. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser purchased the home of Mrs. J. T. Bridges in Oakland. j HERE'S THE BUY! ! LESS MONEY! LESS WEIGHT! MORE VALUE! McCulloch Sales and Service are now offering this special Coupon Savings on guaranteed re-built McCulloch Chain Saws. Excellent chain saws in 3 te 7 h.p. sizes. New Chain Saws and Attachments The McCulloch 3-25. Thre. h.p. with total weight of 23 Ibi. 18-ln. bladt and chain. Good for bucking or lolling. Earth Drill Attachment. 6-9-12 inch Augers available. Simple to operate. Juit at tach to chain law motor. Skr, T 1 5 and 7 h.p. Pumps, 15,000 gal. capacity, 60-lb. weight complete, Mointains pressure up to 100 lbs. 7 h.p.; Falling or Bucking Chain Saw A one or two man operation. Excellent for use with attachments. . 5r CUP THIS COUPON !$10 Merchandise Value on the Purchase of a REBUILT CHAIN SAW This Offer Good Until September 1st. I Mcculloch chain saw sales & service I McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW . SALES AND SERVICE Pacific Highway North Phone 3-8312 Stretch Drive Of Cardinals Threatens Bums By The Associated Pre.s Can lightning strike twice for Eddie Stanky? Will it be the miracle of the Mound City in 1952 just as it was the miracle of Coogan's Bluff in 19.V? Stanky Is keeping discreetly quiet us his sizzling St. Louis Cardinals continue to apply pres sure on the Dodgers and Giants in the National League race. But there is no doubt the scrappy little Redbird skipper is thinking if it happened once it can happen again. Who will forgat the '51 pennant race in which the Giants, sparked by Stanky, rose from a 13 Vi game deficit on Aug. 11 to nose out the Dodgers for the pennant in a play off? With that in mind, it would be hazardous to discount the third place Cardinals because they trail the pace-setting Dodgers by emht and a nan games with 57 more i to go. i They struggled throueh 13 In nings Tuesday night before they imaiiy downed the Braves in Bos ton, 6-5, to pick up a full game on tne Dodgers and Giants. Murry Dickson gained the honor of becoming the first Pittsburgh pitcher to defeat Brooklyn this season ending a 13-game Dodger winning streak over the Pirates with an eight-hit 7-1 triumph. Rookie Warren Hacker, with the neip ot veteran Dutch Leonard, gained his ninth triumph as the Chicago Cubs defeated the Giants, 4-z. Philadelphia's Phillies continued their blistering pace, sweeping a twi-night twin bill from Cincinnati, 8-1 and 4-3. Mickey Mantle's grand slam home run with two out in the ninth inning gave the New York Yankees a thrilling uohill 10-7 triumph over the Chicago White Sox and enabled them to retain their three-game first place mare; over Cleveland The Indians whipoed Boston, 4-1 to drop the Red Sox 4 Vi games off the pace. , U. S. Swimmers Cut Relay Mark HELSINKI W Continuing the record s-day (or better) pace of the 1852 Olympic swimming competi tion, the United States women's 400 meter relay team shattered the Olympic record in winning its trial beat today. The American quartet of Evelyn Kawamoto of Hawaii and Jacque line Lavine, Marilee Stepan and Joan Alderson, all of Chicago, was timed in 4:28.1 in beating Holland in its beat. This broke the Olympic mark of 4:29.2 set by another American team In the 1948 Olympics at London and was more than four seconds faster than Hungary's time in winning the other qualifying heat. JSieht teams qualified for the final Friday. Three United States men swim mers had little trouble qualifying for the second round of the men's 100 meter backstroke and, in rather unexpected performances, the Am erican water polo team won its first game of the semi-final round competition.- American fencers marked up a decisive victory in a semi - final competition in the team sabra event. Argentina's basketball team, re garded as the most serious threat to the U. S.. suffered its first defeat of the tournament. Yoshinoba Oyakawa of Honolulu and Ohio State University turned in the best time in the men's back stroke swim, one minute and six seconds. Jack Taylor of Akron, O., an other Ohio State swimmer, also won his heat but Allen Mack of Hingham, Mass., and Yale, finished second. Stack had to swim with a ban daged hand, the result of a fail from a motor scooter in the Olym pic village last night. America s hopes in the women s springboard diving competition re ceived a setback when an inter national jury over-ruled the judges HEARING ASKED Wilfred L. Kirby. 23. Roseburg. asked for a preliminary hearing in district court Tuesday after his arrest by sheriff's deputies on a non-support charge, Sheriff O. T Carter said. Bau was set at $200. There were 43 Christian church es in New Mexico in 1626 and 34,- 000 Christian Indians. Layaway For Christmas On Fred Meyer Layaway Plan '"data It' i'v ' -J Regular 10.95 Baby Boy or Girl 26-Inch DOLLS $S95 Latex body arms and legs, with plastic coated head. Large Doll 26 inches tall. Layaway now for Christmas. Layaway Till Christmas . . Re.g. 3.98 All Latex BABY DOLL $J49 Dressed In Blanket $1 down, $1 month a - K-.,-,.:'! . n 111"- W i iflSSim Regular 29.95 imerican Flyer Circus Train $1f95 Layaway for Christmas Layaway for Christmas. $2.00 down, $1 a month and your youngster will have this beautiful Train for Christmas, a toy that will give him years of enjoyment. Includes Streamlined Locomotive and Tender, 2 flat cart with tractors and animal :agesl Pullman car-14 sections of track- transformer automatic uncoupler 27 Piece circus set including top-side show, even tickets. FredMeyer to iHKinr 0tms t 112 N. JACKSON Quantities are limited. Buy Now and Save. who granted Mrs. Zoe Ann Olsen Jensen a second chance to per form one dive after she com plained the mechanism controlling the board had not functioned pro perly. Sweden, Japan and France all had protested and the governing jury ruled that Mrs. Jensen's score On the first attempt would have to stand. That reduced her total by nine points and put her in eighth place among the qualifiers for this after noon's free diving competition. Mrs. Patricia MeCormick of Long Beach, Calif., leads the divers. Uruguay, the team that almost knocked itself out of the tourna ment two days ago when some cf its players attacked Referee Vin cent Farrell of Newark, N. J., turned in the biggest upset of the basketball tournament by beating Argentina, 66-65, in an overtime game. OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS HELSINK I Olympic cham pions crowned Tuesday: SWIMMING Men's 800-meter relay United States (Wayne Moore, Bill Wollsey, Ford Konno, Jim McLane) 8:31.1 (New Olympic record; old record 8:42.1 set Monday in preliminaries by Japan). Women's 200-meter breaststroke Eva Szekely, Hungary, 2:51.7. (New Olympic record; old record 2:54 by Eva Novak, Hungary, and tied by Miss Szekely in trials) CYCLING 4,000-meter pursuit race Italy 16 Enter 2nd Round Of Tourney LOS ANGELES 11 Sixteen survivors set out in the second round of match play in the Wom en's Western Amateur golf tour nament Wednesday, with gallery attention focused on a 15-year-old upset kid from Huntington, W. Vs., Berridge (Berri) Long. The pretty teen-age high school girl drew the spotlight when she ousted the Western's defending champion, Marjorie Lindsay, Curtis Cup team member from Decatur, 111., 3 and 2, Tuesday. Wednesday Miss Berri, already women's champion of West Vir ginia despite her age, encountered further strong opposition. Her op ponent was pert, smooth swinging Mrs. Lyla Bowman of Richmond. Calif., former state chamoion of Oregon and winner last April of another recognized intersectional title, the Women's Trana Mississippi, 4:48.1. DRESSAGE Individual Henri St. Cyre, Sweden, 556.5 points. Team Sweden, 1592.1 points. SHOOTING Small bore rifle (aggregate) E. Kongshaug, Norway, 1164. Small bore prone I. Sarbu, Romania, 400. Running Deer John Larson Norway, 413. Wed., July 30, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Creed Cranfill Estata Inventory Submitted The estate of Creed Cranfill, who died May 31. is valued at $31,- 762.33, according to an inventory. The estate was appraised by Don Ollivant, C. W. Heard and Clarence Miller. Administratrix is Lina Cranfill, widow, of Rt. 4, Box 1415, Roseburg. The will of Electa C. Pettit was admitted to probate Tuesday witli T. W. Allen, a son-in-law, ap pointed executor. The estate is left to t daughter, Anna Elizabeth Allen. DEEP SEA FISHING Sportsman Dock at Winchester Bay Phone 5-R-21 Charleston or Coos Bay Phone 8701 4 ft 8 H. Charters Sacramento 47 74 Tuesday's Results San F.-ncisco 5, Hollywood 1 Seattle 3, Portland 1 San Diego 8, Sacramento S .m Angeles 7. Oakland 5 ,388 In The Majors WEDNESDAY'S BASEBALL By The Associated Press NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet Brooklyn 61 29 .678 New York 57 33 .633 St Louis " 56 41 .577 Philadelphia 51 46 .526 Chicago 48 57 .505 Boston 40 54 .426 Cincinnati 39 59 .398 Pittsburgh 28 71 .283 Tuesday's Results Philadelphia 6-4, Cincinnati 13 Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 1 Chicago 4, New York 2 St. Louis 6, Boston 5 (13 Innings) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet, New York Cleveland' Boston Washington Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit - Tuesday's Results Cleveland 4, Boston 1 St. Louis 7, Washington 3 ' Philadelphia 5-8, Detroit 0-10 New York 10, Chicago 7 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W L Pet. 58 40 .592 55 43 .561 52 43 .547 51 48 .526 51 49 .510 45 46 .495 41 59 .410 35 62 .361 Hollywood Oakland San Diego ' Seattle Los Angeles Portland San Francisco 51 48 .597 71 50 .587 65 55 .542 59 58 .513 59 62 .488 57 61 .483 49 72 .405 i CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT JACK HAMMERS PAVEMENT BRAKERS COMPRESSORS LANSING - OLIVER TOOL RENTALS 47 S. 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