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LOCAL NEWS
Htr From Portland Miss
Lora Jessup of Portland has been
visiting in Roseburg this week at
the home of. her maternal grand
paicnts, Mr. and Mm. Carl An
derson. Her mother, Mrs. H. C.
Jessup, and two sisters, who
have been residing in Portland,
plan to join her on a trip to Casa
blanca, leaving Wednesday, where
Mr. Jessup is a major In the Air
force. Mr. Jessup is a native of
Roseburg.
Return From Kansas Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur B. Nelson returned
to Roseburg last Friday from a
two weeks vacation trip to Mrs
Nelson's former home at Irving
Kans., where the couple visited
friends. They returned via Cali
fornia and visited friends at Or
ville and Chico. At Yreka they
visited their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nolan,
and their family, and their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
B. L. Nelson. Mrs. Nelson Senior
Is employed at the Roseburg Book
Store and Mr. Nelson is associated
with Lockwood Motors.
To Attend Convtntion Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Bailey left this
afternoon for New York City,
where they will attend the annual
convention of Letter Carriers, to
which Mr. Bailey is a delegate.
The Baileys will go to Oregon
City today, where they will join
Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Kugc. The
four will then journey by auto
mobile to New York City. They
plan to stop enroute at Washing
ton D. C, to attend the dedication
of the Letter Carriers' Building.
Mrs. Fugc and Mrs. Bailey are
both Past State Presidents of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the National
Association of Letter Carriers.
Mr. Fuga is a mail carrier In Or-
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Business & Permits: 3-5503
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Fullerton School But
Schedule Is Completed
An additional bus schedule was
announced today to transport chil
dren to Fullerton School for the
special registration from 10 a.m.
to noon DST Monday.
The schedule for Center St. to
Fullerton School follows:
Leave Center St. at 9:13 a.m.;
Hazel St., 9:15; Hickory St., 9:15;
Paul Barcus turn around, 9:20;
Sylmon Valley School, 9:23; Turn
er's turn around, 9:27; DeRamus,
ITtvIp f'nrner. 9:28: Bartof's.
9:31; Sharps Corner, v:si loeai
Concrete. 9:33: Mac's Grocery.
9:35; Fullerton School, 9:40.
The special registration is being
held to determine if Fullerton will
need to schedule classes on a dou
ble shift until the building's new
east wing is finished.
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Douglas Community Hospital
CIIKSLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Chesley, 1871 Myrtle Ave.,
August 11, a daughter, Catherine
Lynn; weight seven pounds eight
ounces.
NOTT To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Nott, 1121 E. Douglas, August 12,
a daughter, Paula Janine; weight
seven pounds three and one-half
ounces.
PETERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Peterson, Rt. 1, Box 76,
Sutherlin, August 13, a son, Mi
chael Richard; weight six pounds
five and one-half ounces.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Smith, Edwards St., Winston,
August 14, a daughter, Christini
Anne; weight seven pounds and
one-half ounce.
MOLLETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Orvall Mollett, Umpqua Cabins,
Glide, August 14, a daughter, She.--ry
Ann; weight six pounds ten and
one-half ounces.
LACEFIEI.D To Mr. and Mr.'.
Donald Lacefield, 2825 No. Steph
ens St., August 16, a daughter,
Deborah Lynne; weight nine
pounds four and one-fourth ounces.
BALLEW To Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Ballew, P.O. Box 504,
Sutherlin, a daughter, Pamela
Kay; weight six pounds two aii'l
one-fourth ounces.
WINTTERLE To Mr. and
Mrs. James Wintterle, Roseburg
Auto Court, Roseburg, August 17,
a son, Aaron Gene; weight seven
pounds 13 ounces.
cgon City and Mr. Bailey Is a
retired carrier from Roseburg.
Rtturn From Portland Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Ward return
ed to Roseburg this week follow
ing a few days visit at Portland
and Corvallis. At Portland, the
Wards were guests of Mr. Ward's
mother, Mrs. Nora Ward. They
atlended a family reunion at Cor
vallis, and upon their return to
;oschurg, brought with them Mr.
Ward's aunt, Mrs. Opal Arstill,
v ho visited here for a few days.
Tuesday, the three went to Ash-
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DRAIN BtfAja A big power shovel bites away at a dirt
bank on the new section of Pacific Highway being built to
bypass Drain and Yoncalla. This view looking north of Pass
Creek Canyon shows section of bank which will be cut away
Choral Society
Sets Rehearsals
Roseburg (lora! Society ln
nounced lioay that S. .'Urem-u
Trued has Pin retained as di
rector for the 1952 3 season, v-'h
regular weekly rehearsals o re
gin Sept. 8 at 7:30 p.m. in the
Junior High School music roiin.
Trued ii a well-known local
composer and choir director,
whose composition, "Wonderful
Tidings, Hallelujah!" received
favorable comment after its per
formance by the Choral Society
in the concert this spring. Once
again this fall, the society will
P'nearse the "Messiah." by G. F.
Handel, for presentation during
the pre Christmas season.
Officers of the Choral Society
include; Frank Moore, president;
Walter Fredrickson, vice-president;
Shirley Spencer, secretary;
Ruth Smuts, treasurer, and Bill
Lynch, librarian.
All persons who like to sing are
urged to attend the Choral Soci
ety's first meeting, Sept. 8th. They
will be welcomed as members of
a truly representative singing
group composed of students,
hnmcmakers, and business peo
ple. Irrigation Man Here
To Talk With Farmers
Irrigation specialist Marvin
Shearer, from Corvallis, in in
Douglas County for two days help
ing farmers with dam and water
supply problems.
He arrived Thursday and will
leave tonight.
Several County farmers had re
quested irrigation aid previous to
his visit.
Lookingglass School
Exam Date Changed
Pre - school medical examina
tions at Lookingglass have been
changed from 9 a.m. Wednes
day, Sept. 3, to 9 a.m. Kridav.
Sept. 5, at the lookingglass School.
The change was made because
the County nurse found she could
not be there on the original Sept.
3 date.
Cattle fattening operations near
Unionville, Pa. involve cowboys
who ride the range in traditional
costume.
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TRAINS 0 MECHANICS
Nixon Promises To Back
Senator McCarthy
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maries, reserving his endorsement
for candidates who have been nom
inated and who then ask his back
ing.. On the radio program, Mundt
also said that Eisenhower, the
GOP presidential nominee, will
also campaign for Sen. James P.
Kem of Missouri, Sen. William E.
.Irnner of Indiana and Sen. John
W. Bricker of Ohio, Republicans
who have not shared Eisenhow
er's foreign policy views.
Monroney said he finds It im
possible to believe that Eisenhow
er would appear on the same plat
form with McCarthy because of
the latter's attacks on Gen. George
C. Marshall, who helped Eisenhow
er attain his five-star general's
rank. . '
The Oklahoma senator noted
that in a Senate speech McCarthy
had accusrd Marshall of partici
pating in "a conspiracy of infamy
so black that when it is finally
exposed, its principals shall be for
ever deserving of the maledictions
of all hotiest men."
"Either Sen. Mundt hasn't read
this scurrilous attack on Gen. Ei
senhower's friend and sponsor -r
he fails to grant to his candidal-;
any of the human loyalties of a
friend for a friend," Monroney
said.
"It is incredible that Gen. Eisen
hower can embrace McCarthy, the
author of this attack upon a great
American. Gen. Eisenhower knows
better than anyone else of Gen.
Marshall's great service and pa
triotism to his country."
"Mere silence on Gen. Eisen
hower's part will not absolve him
from responsibility for Sen.
.Vlumlt's remarks."
Wildlife Federation
Affiliates Increase
The Oregon Wildlife Federation
has been growing steadily and now
includes in its membership more
sports clubs than at any time in
its history reports F. R. Brown,
Albany, state president. Brown
visited in Roseburg Thursday
night with a group of members
from the Roseburg Rod and Gun
Club, an affiliate, to discuss Fed
eration business. Brown, who is
also a director of the National
Wildlife Federation, is to attend
a board of directors meeting in
Wyoming early in September.
NUMBER CORRECTED
The telephone number for Wom
en of the Moose to call for infor
mation on the candy sale the or
ganization is sponsoring Saturday
is 3 4894. The number was incor
rectly staled in Thursday's News
Review. The phone is that of Lois
Perry. The sale will take place
in front of the J. C. Penny store.
COMPLETE
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Guaranteed
Bucget Terms
HANSEN
Motor Co.
Oak & Stephens Dial :-4444
to eliminate sharp curves in the mom highway artery. High
way engineers said traffic will be moving over the new road
way under construction above within o month but it won't
be surfaced until next year. (Picture by Paul Jenkins)
Sanity Warrant
Ends Minister s
Mountain Fast
YAKIMA, Wash, i A 24-day
fact U a Rilila PrncUldn.n nhnrnh
minister atop a 7.000 too, mountain 1
has been ended but not by the
higher authority be sought. .
The Rev. Robert Kutz, about 4?,
was taken from the mountain yes
terday by Yakima County deputy
sheriffs who brought him in on a
sanity warrant after concern was
felt for his health.
He climbed to the top of Darland
Mountain, 45 miles west of here in
the Cascades, late .last month af
ter parking his car in a high mea
dow. He would come down, he said
when told to do so by
a higher
authority. '
Since then, forest rangers attest.
he has had no food. He slept
his car.
He didn't protest when the depu
ties came to get him and exhibited
what one official said was "sur
prising strength" in walking to
their car. No report has been re
ceived on his condition since he
was lodged in a hospital.
The Rev. Kutz has no parish
now. His wife told police he fasted
28 days last year.
2 Men Forfeit Bail
For Disorderly Conduct
Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle
today ordered $10 bail of two men
forfeited on charges of disorderly
conduct.
The men were identified as
Thomas LaVern Findlay, Route
Two, Box 95. Roseburg, and Ar
thur Bohn Frenetta, Route One,
Box 1580, Roseburg.
Heat Wave In Texas
Takes Five More Lives
DALLAS, Tex. LP Five more
deaths, results of Texas' wither
ing three-weeks-old heat wave,
were in the records Friday as the
two-year-old drought lengthened.
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New Police Chief Olsc
Reorganizes Force 1
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officers will be required to "know
it forwards and backwards."
Special forms have also been
printed for the Police Department
called activity reports. All duties
performed by each officer will be
iisted on these reports at the end
of each shift.
The blank includes listing for
accidents handled, arrests made,
windows and doors checked, etc.
From these reports Chief Olson
will compile his monthly records
Records Being Clarifitd
One of the b i g g e s t projects
now underway in the department.
1 "'son saia, is io reorganize the I
record division.
I here has been a duplication
in'of effort in many cases," he said,
I "And the files need reorganizing
to assure that we can find the
records when we want them."
Underway at the Police Station
today was a renovation program.
Supplies in the store room were
being checked and placed in neat
order. The entrance way to the
jail, formerly filled with miscel
laneous goods, was cleaned out
and is being painted, all without
use of special funds from the
city. Olson pointed out.
Idaho Reports Its 100th
Polio Case Of 1952
BOISE Wl Idaho's 100th polio
case of the year was reported to
the State Public Health Depart
ment Thursday.
Newest patient Is a 4-year-old
boy from Bennington. There have
been 44 cases in August.
PRUDEN I IAL LIFE
Insurance
HORACE C BERG
Special Agent
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Offlca 3-7491 Hit. 1-7195
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THE FARM BUREAU
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Teamsters Urge Changes
In Legal Regulations
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per pound up to 5,000 pounds;
any additional overload over 5,
000 pounds to be five cents per
pound, and that the much discus
sed 2,000-pound rollback now in
effect be abolished.
No. 7. We are in favor of the
adoption of the Washington tariff
for hauling logs the tariff and
regulatory fees to pay for admin
istration and policing of the log
hauling industry.
No. 8. All permitees now hold
ing active permits would . retain
the same rights they now have.
We recommend five territories; a
state-wide permit; a northwest
permit from Eugene to the Cal
ifornia line; a northeast permit
from the Washington line to Ba
ker, and a southeast permit from
Baker to the California line.
Long Log Ptrmitt Unwinttd
No. 9. We recommend all long
log permits be abolished, and the
highway be posted for the length
of load that can be hauled.
No. 10. The tariff fee for the 1
printing of the tariff for logs,
poles ana piling snail be 12 per
year; the plate fe: shall be $2.50
per year, the regulatory fee shall
start at 4,000 pounds and be S7
tion on Saturday noon, he must
leave his truck along the road un
til the following Monday morning.
Other members of the commit
tee are Larry Weathers, James
E. Laney, Clarence L. Dietrich,
John E. Pritchard, R. L. Morrow,
Thomas H. Ireland and T. L. Por
ter.
School Heads Confer
On Year's 'Kick-Off
Twenty-eight supervisory and ad
ministrative staff officials of Rose
burg District 4 schools met in a
general organizational conference
Wednesday, Superintendent M. C.
Deller reports.
Duties of each official and school
board policies were thoroughly dis
cussed at the meeting, termed a
"kick-off for the year" by Deller.
NON-SUPPORT CHARGED
James T. Griffith, of Toketee,
is held in the county jail on a
Multnomah County warrant charg
ing non-support, the sheriff's of
fice said.
Griffith, held in lieu of $250 bail,
was arrested by Diamond Lake
Deputy Charles Smith and flown
to Roseburg by Deputy Ira Byrd.
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Vital Statistics
Marriage Licantet
PARKERGLAMPE Emmitt
Eugene Parker and Burleigh Mar
is Glampe, both of Myrtle Creek.
OLSON - MCALLISTER Frank
Andred Olson, Roseburg. and Dar
liene Ann McAllister, Elkton.
Divorce Suits F i lad
HAMLIN Frances R. vs.
Charles E. Hamlin. Cruelty charg
ed. MINOR Joyce vs. Danard
Miner. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks custody of two minor chil
dren and $70 monthly support.
JOHNSON Homer J. vs Al
pha E. Johnson. Cruelty charged.
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