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Tuts., Jon. 13, 7953 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Or. 7 ROSEBURG, OREGON PHONE 3-5553 Soviet Sport Magazine Lacking In Essays MOSCOW Ul Pravda Tuesday assailed the Soviet monthly mag axioe Physical Culture and Sport for net doing enough to stimulate Russian athletes to break more record and win more world cham pionships. The top Communist newspaper aid one of the faults was the failure of the magazine, one of the " I? '1 ..,,11,,. ... ,,-' .1-', , iV JANUARY SALE OF COTTONS Special Purchase New Spring Styles tfborfasf percales NOTE THESE STYLES Proved best sellers in zip, shirtwaist, button front coot types. Many are copies of hioher-' priced styles. All are fully cut well-made youthfully styled. Buy now, save. Mimt', maio'i NOTE THESE FEATURES Big pattern choice. Pretty floral clusters. Slimming pencil stripes. Checks. Plaids. Geometries. Many with band-box. fresh trims in white Waffle pique or eyelet. - organs 01 tne soviet sport Com I mittee, to publish enough essays 'on ideological and political questions. i In some of the 1851 issues and ; for u months in 1952, said Pravda, there waa "not one essay on how teachers, coaches, instructors and athletea are raising their politcal literacy ana Droaaening tneir cul tural horizons." NEW HOPE FOR NEAR-BLIND Clear-image lenses, devel oped by New York optometrist Dr. William Feinbloom, standing , enable this young patient to once more read a newspaper. The thick, specially ground "clear-image" lenses ere said to open new vistas of vision to people with only a fraction of normal sight; Dr. Feinbloom estimates that the lenses could benefit at least 180,000 limited-vision persons in the United States (lone. ' Coaches Suggest Rule Killing 'Sucker Shift WASHINGTON tffl In a move to discourage what is popularly called the "sucker shift,' 'college football coaches have recommend ed one of the most radical rules changes in years. The change, to supplement the present regulation on false starts, would make it illegal for a line man to make a move once he has assumed a starting position. Columbia's Lou Little, chairman of the Football Coaches Rules Com mittee, said a lineman would be subject to penalty if he reached up and scratched his nose after once getting down in what is known as a three-point position feet and one hand on the ground. INCLUDED ARE MANY 279 AND 2.98 DRESSES FROM REGULAR STOCK SALE ENDS JAN. 24TH J New York Yankees . Get Team Of Year' Honors CLENDALE, Calif. Wl "That's just terrific. I feel rather great to hear the team received the honor." So said Manager Casey Stengel when told his World Champion New York Yankee baseball club was the "Team of the Year" for 1952 in the Associated Press poll. That made it three straight years the honor went to the Yanks and 01' Case thinks his 1953 outfit might make the grade again. ' W W c tffl TOWN TEAMS SLATE TILTS The Oakland Town Team will travel to Glide Wednesday night for a hoop contest with the Glide Townies. The same evening, Firm co will play Yoncalla Town Team at Yoncalla. Clarence Munn To Head WSC Coaching School PULLMAH, Wash. Ul Clarence L. (Bigvle) Munn of Michigan State, football's "Coach of the Year," will head the staff at the annual Washington State College coaching school here June 15 18. WSC announced Saturday Munn and Al Kircher. the Cougar coach will run the football phase of the school. Jack Frlel, wsc basket ball coach, and Jack Mooberry. track coach here, will also be on the staff. College and prep school coacnes can attend tor a lis regis tration lee. Willamette Will Lose Daryi Girod To Army SALEM W The Army Is going to get Daryl Girod the smooth play-making guard on Willamette University's basketball team. Coach John Lewis, reporting that Girod was to show up for Induction after getting in maybe one or two more games, said the loss would be a sharo blow to the team. Willamette opens Its Northwest conference season this week end against Llnfleld and the games may be the last for Girod. EISENHOWER MEDALLION The plaster model, above, to thai prototype ot the Eisenhower medallion which will be placed on I sale to commemorate the Inauguration it President-elect Owigbt I D. Eisenhower, on Jan. 20. Sculptor Walter Hancock, of New York, redesigned the profile ot Eisenhower, and turned up the lip ' at the corners, because the original likeness appeared "too grim." AS IVE POINTED OUT BEFORE, DARLING, FAMILIES EVEN SMALLER THAN OURS CALL. THEIR PUJMBINff - CONTRACTOR FOR AN EXTRA HALF-BATH" . Wo Sell) Wo Installs We Service! 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There is ah inter-dependence between snvall business and democracy. Neither will stand alone for long without the ether! Small business Is the foundation of freedom. It It DEMOCRACY AT WORK .' . . THE GUARD ON DUTY . , . THE SENTINEL. AT HIS POST. Smell business It the everyday proof that OPPORTUNITY LIVES, land it it the duty of ell our American citizens to help preserve small business. Our soldiers end our children are depending on us." HON. JAMES M. MEAD ' ' Chairmon Federal Trade Commission Independent farming and Independent business enterprise is constantly spoken of as the bulwark of our American way of life, and as the back bone of free enterprise and representative government. Independent busi ness it truly the symbol of freedom, the right to plan, to create, to move ahead. You can do your part in guarding this American heritage by tup porting end patronizing independent business to the. fullest extant passible. 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