The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 01, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextRailroad Foreman Swims CENTRALIA m A leleDiic.r.H report of i fire on a mainline railroad trestle a mile north of here Wednesday touched off the following chain of events: The yard ott;r. here, knowing a Portland-bound Northern Pacific passenger train was due in 30 min utes, sent section foreman Carl Shelton on the double to investi gate the anonymous report. Shelton found the 123-foot trestle afire and recalling the nearest telephone was across Hannaford Creek jumped fully clothed into Iranian Incursion ACROSS 5 Malt drink 1 Capital of Sea nymph Iran is ' Plowman 7 It lies between 0'h. the rivers b.tam i- imein.h. 5 Redcap !16 Missive 21 Steeples -lets . . 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SJiT uSic F6 6WW6UISeg WHEN A FIRE -THEN CML FRMN6 FROtt H 08VIOU5LV, SHE DOPEY FR0W VDtSj ft cXiSSt MSiiSill J THE r.RfH.J0! PUflTOUr? BESIPBS, HIS WORK W SOSTOtl 9 ft PRU3-Hia!Rg5MeT53Sri ! KMNespireftesTy 5l(6 ww HWB sveM she hap NOTHiwa till we know if- I f 5, i5noi..fresh a& a ilSClbi VSm ifeUa- llllfflfcld-toW,90PBis.l I FRKKIES MESOOSEr.) J f 1 rT&X U ST?ONl3 I BW.YQUKg I I MARCH RkSHT INTO :.? fi tn'i I n. 1 I IHe 7Hli HOUSE 'TOO'Rr V I gf 1 UNRELIAOLE I may flUll - I l'' W-WHUT A UNNATCHERALl I -OR.MEBBE.- T; I I THAT'S fflGHT, OASV MA. TAH'Tf j-e1,'!'! J ' Tl NOW WHAT WM THAT YOU WA9 I . VlVylt, '.k'V4 j.OOKOUT ( 9AY1N', FCXXV, ABOUT ALLTH' A j Ojhll,. VVT W eUSTAt.. ) lj d V PEACE AM' OJIET WE WAS AW sJi BLONDiE 3 LiLili'i' " I Rf3 i ''liXDO VOUSME'J.1 veH-LIVERiiiUJIliiilll'- I ICAN I HEUP IT Vi" "F ( anvthins. tS( and Onions)' 1 iFmvnosEt-' LLTRYK-VNEvvO rflS ""'V B3w-' LEADS wT perfume cn t2r&'M -r ra -iT7 r OH' Right KTS) Stream To Stop Train the stream. He waded and twam the 100 foot wide creek, and on the other shore telephoned the Northrn Pacific dispatched at Ta coma. The dispatcher called Bucoda and the train was stopped, backed up and rerouted over a branch line to Centralia and Portland. Shelton was modest about his part in averting a possible acci dent. "I just went fast," he said. "The water was pretty cold.' Anewer to Prevlout Puzzle 5. b. h. 1 xL a n i - H ? h n c H Z PIP . 5. 51 E. H rW,E !LfLZi 1. Ma W W o i-g. B i m v o O R t ; A W A " e c o m m z nTp "Ton X 5. 5. " 1 oe oof 30 Sea eagle 31 Bamboolike 43 Trims off . branches 45 Tod of the grass 37 Browns bread head with heat 48 Solar disk 38 Vendor 47 Trial 49 Biblical name 50 Diminutive ol Nancy 52 Rubber tree ' 53 Short sleep 40 Oriental measure 41 Rowing implements 42 Notion FRIENDS Vacation Bible Mr MRS. PAUL IT RAH AN The First Southern Baptist Church of Canyonville i making plana to hold daily vacation Bible school, beginning June 7 and continuing until June 18. Class? will be held from 9 to 12 o'clock ! each Monday through Friday. Omer J. Monger, superintendent of schools, has granted the Rev Richard Campbeu. pastor of the church, the use of the five class rooms in the school annex, and their facilities. Baptisms Held Approximately 75 people witne.' ed the baptismal services held by the First Southern Baptist Church in the Umpqua Rivr near Ford's fate Easter Sundav. MODEST MAIDENS Tnmrk bfutant U. 1 TUmt Otto 3XV ALA.KI "Of eouree Dad will consent to our marriage I lllnl Mnlk.p!" School Readied Service were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Campbell, with the Rev. W. A. Laudermilch of the Oran i Pass Church administering the baptism. Those dedicated in bap tism were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stone, atheir daughter-in-law, Mrs Edgar ferret, Woodrow Hinkle and son, James Aiwitin Hinkle, Wil liam Reese, Mrs. Dolly Tyson, El mer Smedley and Jerry Miller. 1 The junior-lenior banquet of the Canyonville School wili be held Fri day evening at Ford's Cafe. An ton Brown will act as master of ceremonies. Ready Operetta Dress rehearsal for the operetta being staged by the Canyon ville Elementary School will be "Ansae jusTutceAu. WEM -SHIFTLESS AND UNRELIABLE m . x 5-1 At Canyonville held May S in the afternoon. The operetta will be presented at the final PTA meeting of the term on May 13. The production will be presented in full makeup and cos tume. Canyonville was declared toe winner of the South Doudai An p. act play contest he.d at the Rldd'o High School gym on April 22. Rid - cue nign acnooi won second place. The title of the winning play was "The One That Got Away." Ger aldine Bryson of Canyonville wr-n the medal for outstanding aclreis. wun uouna airanin, also of Can yonville. winning second. Scott Wooly of Riddle won first award as outstanding actor, with Gle.i Pasco of Camas Vallev winniiic second. ' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Boss drone to Cottage Grove to sDend Eastr Sunday at the home of Boss s brother. Also present at the fami y reunion were two sisters from;zo alter Brownhill confered with Canada. ! 1 Raymond's leeal advisor. FROM NINE TO FIVE . By Jo Fischer li.l --: - VkJt- " 1 1 I'm worried. Doctor.AII doy ond all night long I BUSINESS FU NY AiM : .;. si. '''''' ' " 'How many times have I told you not to stick your bubble gum, on the radiator valve!" ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. "?24 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223. Rldenour Electric 906 South Stephens. Phone 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Sales and l-stollation of oil types of floor coverina. Free Estimate S&H Graen Stomp 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnom's Floor Covering Caroetl. Linoleum. Formicc. file 566 W. Ook O.al 3-6123 Floor Coverings of all kinds. Plastic wall tile. etc. Delbert Dirks Ph. 3-7664 PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. 632 Winchttter St Dial 3-6109. Eves, 9-3104. Kiir-Crooch Plumbina Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phono 3-4461 Honsen't Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. h 9 B705 ROOFING Roofino of all kinds. Roof repair. r-re tit i mot . insuiatmQ and nd lng Douglas Co Rooting Co. 442 Ella St. Ph. 3 418' or 2 2323 Aluminum Lif time Shingl Co Oil trfhutor Aluminum Lork Shinn'. 229 L Robtrti. Ph. 3-5127. PorMinder Charged With Transporting Of Cattle ASTORIA I Norman Ray mond, Portland, is charged here with bringing cattle untested for Bangs disease into ClaLsop County, a compulsory test area. Dlst. Atty. Thomas E. Brownhill said the complaint, filed under a 1953 act, Is one of the first of its I brlht nH, .L' 1 bu!,ht .u"der new law. Dr. H. M. Adams, deputy Clat sop County veterinarian who signed the complaint, said that some 1 yearling Hereford heifers were found without ear tags, in dicating that they had not been tested within 30 dava for hnmpl. 4 losis Bangs disease and that they had not been vaccinated against the disease within IS1 months prior to their arrival in1 mis area. JiJSSSf. l.min.ry hearing was set hVe May long I dreom obout sleeping dream about working. Bv Hershberqer CONTRACTORS Building and Remodeling. Help with Plonning. L. E. Kowalewskl 3-8020 MISCELLANEOUS Sno-Whita Quick Service Laundry Harvard ot Bolft. Dial 3-8337. Flovd's Lawnmower Shop 519 Cobb St, Ph. 3-8032 Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 RADIO SERVICING The Fix-It Shop Radio, Appliance, ond Minor Household Repairing Free Pickup and Delivery Ph. 3-6549 Horgls Electric Co., 112 t Radio & Appliance Repair. Cost. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanging H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phona 3-4240 RUGS 1 CARPETS F&W Floor Cdvering Sales ond Installation at all types of floor coverings. Free Estimates SAH Green Stomps 325 327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. CONTRACT WIRING ' New Houses end Elsctrlc Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC After S P.M.i Phone 3-4184 PHOTO FINISHING in at S. out ot 9 We give S&H Green Stomps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jackian Phone 3 8526 , i I i , Sat. Moy 1, 1954 Tha Circuit Court Dismissals D. G. Ireland vs. State Indue. trial Accidcn' Co'iunission. Case settled out ol court. Plaintiff's claim to be considered by S1AC. iuwu ui .ii)iuf irevK vs. can u. ana Doris C stonerod. Dti missed on motion of plaintiff. Wallace B. and Jeannctte Fo'it vs. emu ana Lillian Ueaudry. Plaintiffs' claim settled. Walter S. Acklev vs. Donald Kv. ler, et al. Case dismissed on mo tion 01 piaintm. Judgment Order i Irish Davis vs. State Industrial ; Accident Commission. Plaintiif . found to be in need of addition I al care for accident injuries. "'aim Tended-r'sTAc'Z' al- I, bTl,tv '""PTy mat a... Judgmant Orders From District Court General Credit Service vs. Glenn Morley. Plaintiff to recover $82.18 and interest General Credit Service vs. Ver non Dale and Mary Ella Wheeler. Plaintiif to recover $316.17 and in terest. Appeal City of Sutherlin vs. Nirah V. Reeves. Defendant appeals a con viction " of drunken driving of March 12. with fine of $200. Complaints Filed Rov Fisher vs. State InHiKtrUl Accident Commission. Plaintiff previously awarded disability com pensation equal to 75 per cent loss of function of right foot: now seeks to have claim remanded to SIAC for additional 75 per cent loss of function of left leg. State Unemployment Comnensa. tion Commission vs. Louis R. An drus and Robert E. Thomas, do ing business as A eV T Lumber Co. Plaintiff seeks $338.05, allegedly due on state contributions. Mate Unemployment Compensa tion Commission vs. Harold Graves. Wilbur H. .and Merle Rapnc. doing business as Graves A- Rappc Bros. Plaintiff seeks $226.12 and interest, alleging con- innuuons jn mat amount unpaid. Harrv J. Winter doing business as Valley Real Estate, vs. C. B. Henderson. Plaintiff seeks judg ment of $1,095. or 5 nor cent n purchase price of property of de- tenaant near Myrtle Creek. Plain tiff alleges the defendant listed the property with him on eontrant then sold the properly himself and disregarded the broker's contract. California Oregon Power Co. vs Viola A. Harrelson, et al. Suit for property condemnation in connec tion with transmission line to Hanna Co. property on Nickel Mountain near Riddle. Chester H. Roberts. Ben L. Ir win and Raymond Roberts, doing business as Pettis Pipe & Supply Co., vs. Ted Buckingham. Plain- ' Directory NURSING CARE Ambulerory and Bed Patients Supervised by Registered Nurse Kind Personal Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, Bon S81. Roseburg, Ore. Phone 1-5S8S EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Read building and rocking. Shevelf, cart, dreg-lines - end dump trucks for hire, by hour er contract. C. P. TALLON 1341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 CERAMIC TILE W. S. MOFFITT FREE ESTIMATES Phone 3-8698 or 2-2572 Rt. 2, Box 868 Roseburg Roseburg School oi Business 134 North Jackson St. Day and Night Clones, State Licensed. Apprevtd for Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Business School Association National Council and Association of Business School) Phone 3-7256 IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 Newt - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 Admiral Carney Emphasizes Need For Strong Navy WASHINGTON IB - Adra. Rob- n d. Larney, pointing to a 'steady buildup" of Soviet sea power, declared Friday the United States must carry on a vigorous shipbuildine oroaram In vniti a dangerous obsolescence of its fleet. Many U.S. ships which were built during World War II, said the chief of naval operations," are approaching obsolescence and 'This is particularly tm nf ih. destroyer types and the subma rines." Carney set down his ideas In an address prepared for the So ciety of Sponsor of the "Jnited States Navy, a private erouo. "Until the recent past," he said, the Soviet Union nonpareil t have less interest in maritime strength than in other forms of national and military power. I!n. er those conditions our naval re quirements were generated largely by the necessity for countering the supmanne tnreai ana whatever danger might come from the air, and maintaining our over-all mar itime supremacy. wow things have changed. We are being challenged in mari. time sense, and this new factor must be borne in mind in connec tion wun our defense planning. 'The Soviets are Kteariilv KniU. ing up their naval power," the Navy chief said. "They are build ing up a formidable strength in surface craft, including carriers. They have a large submarine fleet offering a direct threat to our su premacy at sea. They are inte grating air effort into their mari time uprrauvna. ami 11 is reported they have just about as many men in their naval service today ai we have." tiffs seek $1,171.11. and interest. allegedly due for merchandise. Asa DcCi root vs. John DeGroot. Plaintif seeks $700, and interest and fees, allegedly due as share of payment on $2,400 promissory note of couple. SPECIAL Sewing machlnat cfeanetf, eiled end adiuittd far only S3. $0 'till June lit. Alio repeir end service en eli -types ef small electrical household appliances. REASONABLE PRICES GUARANTEED WORK MARRA'S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICE Just Call 2-3911 , 2 ml. N. an Hiway 110 Hatithy St. RaiabiHg THE WHISTLER Tha Only Mystery Program Revealing All Except The Suspenseful Ending. 9 P.M. SUNDAY KRNR CBS RADIO 1490 ON YOUR DIAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION For en extra room In ettla er basement Mere closet seece - e new kitchen, CeH . . . LESLIE E. ROBERTS 117 S. Pine Phono 3-5292 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. en N. Umitque Hwy. 1-5596 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sosh end Framet Mill end Mother Phone 1-1434 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Reel R.palr Re-P-eofine Retail Sates ALUMINITE STORM DOORS Insulation & Sidine FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING 1710 Harvard Ave. Phane 1-813S or Phone 3-B65B BERKELEY PUMPS A m far every need, (rem homos te Industries. Sales Service Irrigation Systems Mill Pumet A Specialty Free Estimates CERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Ook Phone 2-2636 ifiV' Lilt laJ-l-li f r i -4-1