Railroad 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
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5 Redcap
!16 Missive
21 Steeples
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i!7 Compass point 23King of Pylos
2 Occupant
1 18 Lamprey
24 Instruments
zo before
21 Salary
25 Swallowed
eagerly
28 Peruser
82 Violently
33 Look
fixedly
34 Feminine
appellation
35 Coat with
' tin-lead alloy
86 Notch
38 Classified
89 Hoarders
41 It has the
richest single
field in
existence
44 Be sick
15 Light touch
18 Embellishes
(1 Crescent"
shaped
54 Reiterate
35 Puffs up
S6 Indian
antelopes
17 Creeping
DOWN
1 Bugle call
2 God of love
3 At this place
4 Decay
for stamping
dates
25 Abuse (India)
26 Ukrainian
city
27 Praise
29 Short barb
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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
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5. 51 E. H rW,E
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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
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I'm worried. Doctor.AII doy
ond all night long I
BUSINESS
FU NY
AiM : .;. si.
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'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-
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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
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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
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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
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A m far every need, (rem homos
te Industries.
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Mill Pumet A Specialty
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