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4 Th Newi-Rtvlew, Roieburg, Ort.Thurt., Aug. 21, 1952 Glendale Pre-School Clinic Set For Friday By PTA By MRS. GERALD 0. FOX The Glendale PTA has announc ' ed lhat a pre-school clinic will be held at the high school building Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for all students beginning the first grade and ninth grade this fall. Dr. H. M. Fcrgui.Min will be the examining physician. These examinations are required by state law. Each pupil, it is stated, must be accompanied by a parent. Builds Apartments Paul Newman has begun con atruction of six modern apart ments one quarter of a mile up Cow Creek Road from Ilishway 99 near Azalea. He expects to have the first of these finished ..! hiu in h nrmnied bv the last of September. These are the first units 01 a mure cji" building project. . Newman, formerly a dairyman im nnu, ncpri-par dealer in Los 'Angeles. He plans to spend his summers here and his winters in California. Mrs. Rebecca Walker of Crowd er, Okla., is expected soon to visit with her daughters, Mrs. Carl Chalker and Mrs. Paul Moody, and their families In Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Bales and four children of Monroe, Ore., are In Glendale visiting with her mother, Mrs. F. D. Tomlinson, and other relatives. The Francis West family, Mrs. Sara J. Watson and the R. A. Ham monds family visited the Oregon Caves Sunday. Mill Shift ChinBs , , The Dollar-Patterson mill In Glendale, which has been working i 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., DST, shift will go back to an 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., DST, schedule Monday. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Evans spent the weekend in California, with the Rev. Mr. Evans attending a church conference at Wilmington, Calif., and Mrs. Evans visiting ..Ilk hap mntllftr in VlSfllia. Mrs. William Fisher of Rose- burg is visiting with Mrs. Howara Hutto of Glendale. Mrs. W. K. O'Roke of Hutchin son, Kan., Is expected on Wednes day of next week to visit here with her son, Connie O'Roke, and her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Cobb. triAit- fnmilin hpre. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cowan of Gold Hill visite'i Mr. na airs. Art Olson here last week. Norma and Deltcr Redden and Hear what Moscow says about us BROADCASTING IN INGUSH I Ruby and Rufus. Phillips picnicked in the park at itoseburg last Sunday. Alice Nebell and Mrs. Gertrude Lystrel vacationed on the coast last week. Capture Bear Bill Thompson and Millard Re gan caught a large bear in a trap near the garbage dump on the Rcuban noacl last wecK. Mi. anH Mra VA Klpin and enne drove to Crane Prairie Reservoir the week end ot Aug. la lor some excellent fishing. It is reported by Monte Burke that Ins wile, Mrs. Arme nurite, who Is with relatives in Yreka, r'nlif has rnnHo Rnmp imnrove- ment, though her speech is still affected by paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Thomas arc leaving Saturday to visit in flnniHn Tpnn . for a month. Thev will be accompanied by Mrs. Earl Miller and her aaugnier, ueisy, who will be visiting both in Oneida an1 rnftlrvillp IVnfl Mrs. Herbert Moon of Glendale was released Sunday trom tne Jo sephine County Hospital, following treatment for stroke and heart complications. Back From San Francisco Mrs. Dewey Blevens returned Inct Snhirrinv from s week In San Francisco which she spent visiting her daugmer, vaiena j-yourn, ana her grandchildren, Deloris, Gene, Anirv inn i.trtna fvnurn. Bill Wunsch, proprietor of the Glendale locker plant east ot town, has nriHpri a npw mpat coolinZ nutm with anlnmaltp tpmnprature control, and has increased the size of his cutting ana wrapping room. The new eight by twelve foot cooling room is furnished with a welded steel track on which carcasses may bo hung or trans fcrrcd to tne culling room. Mrs. Howard Burke enjoyed t viol last u-ppk from an aunt. Mrs. Eva Bogs, of Richmond, Ind., and an uncle, Ai story, oi rrcsnn, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Burke and their guests were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller and daughter, Betsy, on a trip to Crat er uiKe, aunaay. Old Camp Adair Ravine Costs Autoist s Lite AF.RANY. Ore. Wl Clem 0. Edmonds, 56, route 4, Albany, drove unknowingly onlo an aban doned road on the old Camp Adair reservation Tuesday. It cost his me, as nis car aroppra into a fivc-foot-deep ravine, from which t bridge had been removeu a pal - mm 1 lMf -rj Politburo's End Branded Phony WASHINGTON Wl American diplomati laid Wednesday that Russia's move to abolish the Polit buro is aimed at fooling outsid ers as well as Kussian citizens into believing the Communist party setup is being democratized. Exnerta familiar with Soviet af fairs viewed the call for a Com munist party congress the first in 13 years and the announcement of a new five-year production plan is a combination of propaganda and Communist party necessity. The word "Politburo, these of ficials noted, has become a byword for dictatorship even outside Russia. fhese diplomats said, too, that the Moscow announcement shows that Georgi Malenkov ranks as a likely successor to Joseph Stalin as the Russian premier. , They pointed to the fact that Malenkov, 50-year-old Politburo member, has been selected to read the main report and said this shows he is firmly entrenched in the Communist hierarchy. Stalin gave this report personally at the two previous Communist party congress gatherings in 1934 and 1939. DOMINIE CETS AROUND - Rev. J. C. Wizaes, 67-year-old r'argo, N. D., minister, stands beside the wall of license plates he nas collected during his years of travel as a field representative of Ihe Evangelical Lutheran Church. He has been collecting plates since he started his ministry 38 years ago and they add up to 650,000 miles of travel, 15 autos and residence in three states. Veteran Barber Still Clips After 60 Years SPRING CITY, Pa. W Joseph Thomas was surprised recently when he read about a man who said he was the country's oMpst active barber who is more than 83 and has been in business about CO years. Thomas was surprised because he has been clipping heads here fur 68 years and is 85. He started as a barber in 1884 and four years later went in business for himself. In 1900 he had to vacaie his rented shop so he built his own and he works there still. His original barber chair for chil dren is also still in service. EXIT JAYWALKER PORTLAND 1 Joseph M. Brcnnan, 65, died Wednesday shortly after being hit by a car. The police report said he was jay walking. His was Portland's 29th traffic death his year. Last year at this time the toll was 24. 47 Millions In U.S. Aid For Philippines MANILA I The Mutual Se curity Agency reports that U.S. aid totalling 47 million dollars was granted the Philippines during the fiscal year ended June 30. The principal allocations were $15,095,000 for essential commod ity imports; $13,723,000 for agri culture and forestry and $9,467, 000 for transportation, power and public works. Portland Carpenters To Vote On Strike Plan PORTLAND A strike vole was ordered Friday by the AFL District Council of C-irpenters against the Portland Home Build ers Association. Clell Harris, council president, said the action was taken after the association refused to grant a 15 cent hourly wage increase ap proved by the Wage Stabilization Board for the light construction building industry. An association spokesman said his trroun disputes the interpreta tion of the WSB order and holds it does not apply generally. An estimated 800 to 900 carpen ters are employed in building homes in the Portland area. POLIO KILLS CHILD BAKER UPi Julian Ann Kirby, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kriby, Baker, died Monday at Nys sa, Baker County's second polio fatality of the year. 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