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2 Tti Newt-Review, Roseburg, Nashville, Term., New Home For Dillard Teacher, Family ' By ROSA HEINBACH Don Wohler of HUlsboro arrived last week to viiit his brother-in-law awl sister, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. McDonald. McDonald, who his been a teacher in the Douglas High School for the past year, will leave Tuesday for Nashville. Tenn. Mrs. McDonald and chil dren will leave with her brother for Hillsboro to spend two weeks visiting her parents. Mrs. McDon ald and children will later take a plane for their new borne in Nash ville. Mrs. Elmer Wohler of Coos Bay was a guest Memorial Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Mc Donald and children, Brian and Emily. Nebratkant VWt Mr. and Mrs. Billy Neal and their son, and Mr. and Mrs. Har old Neal and sons, Larry and Soger, all from Tryon, Neb., vis ited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wade Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Neal are the parents of Mrs. Don riaicn, and Harold Neal is her brother. Roger Neal, yung son ol Mr. and Mrs. Harold Neal was strick en with an acute attack of au- Melrose Women ' On Idaho Trip By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mr. and Mrs.'T. R. Forrest and sons, Bruce and Douglas. and . the former's sister, Mrs. Don Sta- pieton and children, left Wednes day for Lewiston, Idaho, to visit for three weeks with Mrs. For rest's and Mrs. Stapleton's moth er, Lucinda Vandccar, and tnetr Uster, Marjorie. They will visit In Portland with burner stapicion, and at Hermiston with friends be . fore returning home. Kin Visits Mr. and Mrs. Lex Wheelnr and children from Eiuooe visited over Memorial weekend with Mrs. Wheeler's paren't, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Busenhark. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Matthews and daughters, Jackie and Margo, of Prineville, arrived in Rose burg last weekend. They visited Mrs. Matthews' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warner Hooges, and aisn visited the former s parent, Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Matthews, of Mel rose. They formerly resided at Melrose. The family returned to Prineville Monday except for Mar go who remained here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrt. Hodg es, for a longer visit. Move Te Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. John Petrequin and family recently moved from West MelorseMo their new home on Pine Street in Roseburg. Pet requin it working in Paul Krueg er's Insurance office. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Greenl-.w ol Berkeley, Calif., who are vii!ting Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Helmbolt were dinner guests of Mrs. Nellie Mev (rs recently. Mr and Mrs. Elvin Cloak called later in the e'enin? and showed movinii oictuss of places they had vivted. Greenlaw piso snowed pic.urcs of trips his family had taken C. E. Reece and Keith Conn spent two day fishing at Con River over the Atemorial week end. SAWDUST Phone 2-1524 Claude Wiley Fuel Co. 1502 East Douglas SAFETY and M, take the filidea.Staiinr1lr the hard toe cap.. 2iPP of heavy rWkienedlMolea M,,u 4.45 17" 4 ?!8vJ 'fteed V ' , Om.-m Tuei. June 8, 1954 pendicitis and had an emergency operation the day after they ar rived in the community from Ne. nrasKa. Mrs. Jeesie Hercher of Salem it visiting ber son and daughter in-law, Mr. ana Mrs. Lawrance Hercher, and Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Davis in Dillard and other rela tives In Roseburg. Mrs. Hercher naa wen living in saiom wun her daughter. Mrs. MvrUe Burr, and her granddaughter, Carolyn, since last April. Carolyn Burr is attend uig Willamette unlveriitv ana Mrs. Burr it employed in a Salem music store. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Roberts re turned Friday from a vacation trio into Idaho and Washington. They went by way of McKenzie Pass to Idaho, returning by way of the Columbia River highway an the coast route. They stopped over in newoerg to visit KODen i Mother-in-law and lister, Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Bailey, then drove to Salem where they visited Mrs. Burr and daughter, Carolyn ana Mrs. Robert s grandmother, Mrt tcr to Dillard for a visit. Leave For Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. Ossie Olson left last Thursday for Minnesota where tney have purchased a new noma. Mr. and Mrs. Olson wlio have lived in nMlarri far 10 nrn haVM leased their home on Highway 99 (or two years to Mr. and Mrs. George Renauld and family from Kcnniwick. Wash. Mrs. R. C. Autry returned last week from Lakeview where she visited her husband who is work ing there on a road construction project. Mrs. Autry also visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. -King, who formerly lived, in the Green aistnct. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis went to Medford Saturday to attend the funeral of the former's brother, Bert Davis. Also making the trip were Mrs. M. A. Ormsbv of Oak land and Mrs. John Hess of Rose burg. Davis was their uncle. Estel Nickerson has accepted employment with the Forest Serv ice Dept. for the summer months. Nickerson has been driving me school bus for the Dillard Ele mentary School and Douglas High School for the past year. Chuck Morris, son of Dr. and Mrs. Morris, of Eureka, Cafif., ar. rived last Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Paul RumimeH for a while. Mrs. Fred Nucholt wat taken ' me Douglas community Hospital last Monday for medical treat, ment. She is reported to be re covering satisfactorily at her home in Dillard. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fisher snent three days camping and fishing over the Memorial Day holiday. Sunday night they camped at near i.aKe anove ronetee Falls and report some successful trout fishing. They stayed overnight, at &agie kock. Accompanying them on the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Wiltord Froerer or Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. McDonald entertained Saturday evening, hav ing as dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. McClendon and children, Charlotte and Jerry, of South Dil lard. i ADMINISTRATRIX Evelyn Elizabeth Theiss. 22. Sa lem, has been named by probate court as the administratrix of the estate of her father, Andrew, who died here May 21 at the age of 47 Miss Theiss; a sister, Joan Viv ian, 17, Salem; and two brothers, George Phillip, 21, Tongue Point, and Wayne Douglas, 8. Salem are named heirs-at-largc. The estate's worth is estimated at $8,000 in real and $7,000 in personal prop erty. CLE ATS... SAFETY PLAY Little League Oxfords Keels, ATTEND THE DOUGLAS COUNTY RODEO AftllLV oe Store Right for the Entire Fomlly Koseburg Vital Statistics Mariage Llctmet KEELER . PROCTOR - Clar- ence R. Keeler and Joyce D. Proc tor, both of Roseburg. THORNTON . PROHASKA James William Thornton and Betty Prohaska, both of, Roseburg. WIMER-JOHNSON - Gerald W. Wimer, Coquille, and Henrietta Johnson, Roseburg. WEBB-PENNER Robert V. Webb and Wanda Lou Penner, both of Roseburg. TRACY-LAMOKEAUX - Ver non Ray Tracy and Yvonne Lam oureaux both of Roseburg. GOODMAN-MARSHALL Ed gar F. Goodman Jr., Camas Val ley and Jacqueline Marshall, Rose burg. BUNNELLLAUBER B Shr idan Bunnell Raymond, Wan., and Alene Lauber, Koseburg. Bible Class .Slates Meet At Oakland By EDITH DUNN The Ladies Bible Class of (Jan land will meet Friday at the home of Mrs. Agnes Fraser. Weakend Guests Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chales Clarke over the past weekend were Mrs. Clarke's nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Ma son, of Ficldbrook, Calif. (Elaine Spencer) are parents of a 10 pound 11 ounce daughter, Mary Elaine, born June 3. She is thel first child. A daughter. Cathy t,vnn. waa born May 28 to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sifers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze and Jim spent the Memorial weekend with Schulie' parents at Newport. Oakland Boy Scout Troop 29 and Srtherlin Troon 31 he d joint meeting at Suthcrlin Wednes day, 'i lie meeting was conducted by OakJandTroop. After the meet ing, games and contests were held at the city park. Ten Oakland scouts attended. Mrs. Grace Carstenson left Thursday for a visit with a daugh ter, Mrs. Ruth Johnson, and oth er relatives at Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Pearl Brandner, who has ipen'. several months with her daugh ter, Mrs. Harold Crouch, left Thursday for her home in Leoti, Kans. She and Mrs. Carstenson went to Portland together, but will take different trains from there. Word Of Birth Received By Kin By THELMA HANSON Word has been received by Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Dempsey 'I-at Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Dempsey are parenta of a baby boy, born June 1. Mrs. Dempsey has been staying at the home of her par enta in Watsonville, Ca'.if., the past two months. Robert Dempsey left last weekend to be with her. This . their sccoid ch:ltl; the first u daughter. t Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hanson and children have returned home after accompanying the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. wayne Kectz as far as Amity last weekend. They stoo ped at Sweet Home and in Salem, where they took a tour througn the capitol. The Hansons, visited with Mrs. Mary Hanson at Gas ton. Sunday they went to Portland and Jantzen Bcah and down the Columbia River to Aslnria anH other places of interest. They also sioppeo at tne va Lion Caves. The family was gone three days. Mr. and Mrs. George Sunrtbefi! snent Memorial Day at Dram Enroute hme they visited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Bartholomv n Sutherlin. Mr. and Mrs. Wilter Oliver nnrt children, of Myrtle Creek, and Victor Backlund were recent vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Back kind. Mr. and Mrs. Rarklunri rie!u. ed word that a son was born June i to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Back lund of Butte Falls, near Gran's! Pass, they also have a daughter. Jir. and Mis. hklnn Werber and children. Bob and Tonv of Coos Bay were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sand. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cromwel', Lester Millard, and Howard Liliy, uf Fallon. Ncv.. have returned to their homes after visiting over a recent weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cromwell. Mrs. Nelda Sand was scheduled to undergo surgery the latter part ot last week. Anti-Communist Movie Scheduled Here June 16 "The Red Menace." and anti Communist movie produced hv Re public Pictures, will be shown at the Star Theatre in Roseburg Wednesday, June 16, at 7 p.m. The film Is sponsored by lo cals 2949 and 2(171, Roscb'irg, and Local 2814, Sutherlin, of lti AFT Lumber & Saw-mill Workers Un ion. It Is open to the public, but proceeds from sale of tickets to members of the locals will go to the Siltcoos Lake Boy Scout camp on the coast. L. L "Jim" Powers '- - WILLIAM R. KNOX Christian Science Church Appoints New President William R. Knox of Boston. Mass., today was named president of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, scientist, in Bos ton. Mass., at the annual meeting of The Mother Church, attended by Christian Scientists from many parts of the world. Knox s appointment was an nounced by The Christian Science board of directors. The term uf office is for one year. He has been an authorized Christian Sci ence practitioner . in Boston the world Headquarters of the Chris tian Science movement for a! most SO years. Prior to devoting his full time to the practice of Christian Science healing. Knox was in the struc tural steel business. He first be came interested in Christian Sci ence through the healing of his motner. Knox has served the denomi nation in a variety of posts. A for mer member of the finance com mittee of The Mother Church, he. is now active as a trustee uf Church Realty Trust. 108 Promoted At Sutherlin By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK The Sutherlin eighth grade fins! exercises were heid June 3 at the nigh school gymnasium. A total of 108 students were oromoted to senior high school rank in exer cises which featured a graduation address by Supt. William Ridlle- barger. Others takine part in the cere monies were: the Rev. T.Iovd Whir- f.rd, the Rev. Rov Bullock, Mar tha Swindler, Ronald Perrauit, Carol Gwyn, Mike Sellars, H. ft. Austin. Larry Sconce. Shirley Bry son, Vernon Loveiaee and Boyd Knechtel. Miss Jeanctte Hollowav played the processional a.iu re cessional. Baccalauriale Held ' Baccalaureate services Tor the graduating seniors of Sutherlin High School were held at the senior high gymnasium with the Rev. Lloyd Whitford. Church uf Christ, giving the baccalaureate sermon. The Rev Roy Bullock gave the invocation at the cere mony. Mrs. Lynn Cline of Walnut Creek. Calif., suent a counle nf days last week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flory. Mr. and Mrs. Edsar Slack and children entertained at a family dinner last week having as their guests Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Bam- ber of Portland and Mr. and Mrs Brittain Slack. At Band Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Tlorv and Sandra spent the Memorial holidays at Bend, where thev vis ited Petersons Ruck Gardens and men went to Crater Lake. Mrs. Flory stated that it snowed while thev were there Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waugh had as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. vaupnn Vail and family and Mr. and Mrs. William Larson and chil dren, all from Kueene. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher of Bow, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher and children of Kirkland. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nor dine, of Burlingten. Wash., and Mr and Mrs. Norman Hamburg and family of Mt Vernon, Wash , were cuests at the home nf Mr and Mrs. Albert Fisher during mi- .Hi-nun i.u mtuuay. van nuicneson underwent ma- tor surgery last week at the Vet erans Memorial Hospital at Van couver. Wash., and Is reported getling alone satisfactorily. Mr and Mrs. FA !Inunh11 mH family spent the holidays at Med ford with Mrs Hounshell's par ents. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frist. Don Frost and Mr. and Mrt. Ted Shults and daughter of San Fran kisco were also there. MINESWEEPERS ARRIVE PORTLAND W Four Navy minesweepers were to tie up in the Portland harbor Tuesday to be on hand through the Rose Festiva.. These ships, and a heavy cruiser and a submarine scheduled to ar rive Wednesday, will be open Ic the public throughout the week. FACILITIES OF -3 r- u- Ulie Cliapei the foSei ROSEBURG FUNERAL HOME FUNERALS PHONE 3-445S Oak 1 Kane St. Roseburg, Oregon LOCAL NEWS Gets Te Brine Daughter Home Mrt. Maurice J. Newland of Rote burg left by ctr Monday for Palo Alto. Calif., to bring her daugh ter, Mitt Marcia, back to Rose burg for the summer. Marcia it a student at ataniora un.-. -miy. They expect to return here Tnurt day. , Vacationing Mr. and Mrt. C. D. Harvey of Roseburg are en joying a vacation in Palo Al'o and Lake Tahoe for a few weeks. They will attend commencement exer cises at Stanford University Sun day to see their grandson, Larry Henninger of Roseburg, gradu ate. Regional Directar Mrs. Del Parrett, fourth grade teacher at Tri-City School hat been appoint d a regional director for the state department of classroom teach ers. The state it divided into 12 regions and she will represent Douglas, Coos and Curry counties. The organization is a state and national professional organization for teachers. Vacationing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed and family of Rose burg have left on their vacation in Illinois. The three Reed children will remain meanwhile in Port land with their maternal grand parents. Mr. Reed is a I eld mtn for Tide Water Associated Oil Company, with headquarters In Roseburg. Leave For East Mr. and Mrs. R. R. brand and daughter, Miss Barbara, are leaving Roseburg Wednesday for Boston to attend the commencement exsrcisea of Harvard, at which time their ton, Donald, will obtain his master of education degree June 17. Donald will accompany the Brands home. Tnev will go to New Ycrk City, Washington, D. C, and Wil liamsburg, before stalling west. On the return trip, they will stop at various places to visit friends and will be overnight guestt of Mr, and Mrt. William Campbell Jr., and family, in Peoria, 111. Underaees Surcwrv W. H. (Doc) Carter of Roseburg under went surgery at Mercy Hospital this marn'nf. The Carters' son. Tommv. arrived here last Wednes day from Frankfurt, Germany, and wm spend a au-day leave ai nome, before reporting back for service. He will receive his honorable dis charge Aug. 15. The Carters' jon-in-law and daughter. Col. and Mrs Terrance Fitzgerald, and children, will leave Frankfurt, Germany, June 18, and will drive from New York to Roseburg for a visit at the Carter home, before going to Camp Hod, Tex., whee Col. Fitz gerald hat been transferred Hospital News Mercy Hospital Admitted Surgery; W. H. Carter, Rose- burj. Mrs. Alton Lounsbury, Co quille. Mtdicai: Lee roote, l-eggy Fall. Dennis Stidig, Roseburg; Phyllis Steinmeyer,' Sutherlin. Diichargtd:- Ruhy Buckwalter, Melrose: Vera Delaney, Camas Valley; Norma Sackelt, Blanche Johnstone. Mary Jean Pope, Elaine Nevue, Roseburg; Eunice Petrosieicz, Eureka, Calif.; Mrs. George (Elsa) Hunter, Elgarose. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Madical: John Bell. Merle Carson, Gerrie Dtse, Irene Kais er, Cecil Wilson, John Ferguson, Mrs. Otto Weixz. Mrs. l.aytun Roberts. Gary Carr, Donald Zeh rung. Steve Stevens. Debra Hor- Uin, Debra Yarborough, Roseburg; Barney Hade, Ear. banning, Suth erlin; Mrs. Frank Shulti, Tenmile: Patty Wise. Yoncalla; Gera.d Smith Canyonville; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Meaaor and daugh ter, Jancy, Klamath Falls; Dan ny Green, Winston. Discharged Mrs. Verlin Cairns, Curtiss Fueston, Mrs. Calvin Baird. Mrs. Marvin Langenbere, Mrs. Roy Shriner, Owen Wil'iams, Christeen Manley, Mrs. Chester Johnson. Mrs. Vincent Spires, Mrs. Caro Curtis, Mrs. Leslie Du Freece, m ixe Hamilton, Gail Kastnova, Mrs. Edward John, Roseburg; Mrs. J. W. Spalding, Mrs. Robert Haviland, Sutherlin; Leroy Steep row. Dean Kuykendall, Idlevld Park; Mrs. Robert Hill, Mrs. Dan Bierwagen, Connie Mattingly, Oakland; Mrs. Joe Poindextcr, Mrs, Florence B3bbs. Dillard; Charles Strong. Riddle; Dorothy Martin, juay loseson, Winston Spanish-American War Veteran Succumbs Here Thomas H. Glover, 78, Spanish American War veteran, died June 6 at the Roseburg Veterans Hos pital. He was born Oct. 12. 1875 in Whiteson. Ore., and had lived his entire life in Oregon. He was a resident of Amity at the time of his death. He is survived bv his half-sisler, Mrs. Beatrice Martin. McCoy, Ore. Funeral services will be held in Amity and interment will he in the Amity Cemetery. The Chapel of the Roses. Roseburg Funeral Home, is in charge of the arrange ments. QUIET REFINEMENT Scotts Valley I Grade Students Win Promotion By MRS. CIORCI EDES Promotion exercises tor the Scottt Valley Grade School were held June 2 at the new building just completed this spring. One end of the new gym was decorated with banks of ferns and pink and white roses. The follow ing program was viewed by a large crowd: processional. Mrs George Edes; invocation, the Rev. Robert Daniels, pastor of the Yon- cala Church of Christ; salutatory. Kathryn Howard; chorus, 7th and 8th grades; class poem John Ta tro; class history, Bette Dunn; .clarinet solo, Eugene Birchill; clast will,- May Copeland; oiano solo, Jean Martin; class prophecy, Leona Arzie; clarinet solo, Rod ney Thompson; valedictory ad dress, Gail Briner. The speaker of the evening waa Walter Shold, supervisor of ele mentary education from Salem, who used as his subject, "Are you prepared for the challenge to adjust changes ahead." Gerald Johnston, chairman of the board gave out perfect attendance award and diplomas. Guestt Entertained Guests at the Fred Lee home Memorial Day were Mrs. Grace Schupe and Ross Stock of Che shire; Mrs. Harry Shaw and three children from Triangle Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and Aoes Jones of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kisstlng at Eugene drove to Yoncalla Tuesday evening to attend the graduation exercises of the Yoncalla Grade School. Their grandson, Chirlet Goodwin, wat one of the class. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDaniels of Bridgeville, Calif., visited rel atives here this week. Caley Me Daniels returned home with them for a two-week visit. Vacation Bible school for tne Yoncalla Assembly of God Church began Monday. AU children are invited to attend. Mrs, Joe Farrell and tamily left Friday for a month's visit witn relatives in California. Miss Mary Sutton of Porter, Wash., is visiting for a month with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Cecil Sutton. A group of the Yoncalla Metho dist Church MYF left Saturday for a week's stay at Camp Mac Gruder. Miss Ann Lasswell and Miss Nadine Phillips will be offi cers at camp. Mrs. Avery Las well is on the faculty and Dr. Lydia- Emery will be camp doc tor. Others going are Lois Parks, Jane Waner and Lauretta Abbott. The camp is conducted entirely by MYF members. Mrs. Lasswell is also councilor for the girls. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sinnock left Saturday for a week's visit with their son and family at Brem erton Wash. Portland Man Guilty In Klamath Falls Court KLAfATH FAI.T.R 11 Rav. Emond J. Bodinet, 31, of Portland, Monday was found guilty of lar ceny here by a circuit court jury. tiooiner, a Portland bricklayer, waa accused of armed robberv :n wirt police said was the attempt- m noidup last Jan. 8 of a Klamath Falls bawdy house. His companion. Edwin Covle. 28. also of Portland, was fata:Iv woucded by police who had been called to the scene by a maid. Circuit Judge David R. Vanden- berg instructed the jury that the lesser charge of larceny could be considered in the case, and the jury chose that rather than armed robbery. The maximum prison sentence for larceny is 10 years. The date of sentencing was not set. Window Problems? For Well-dressed Windows ROSEBURG VENETIANS 530 NORTH JACKSON STREET HOURS: 9 Co 5:30 Eirimatet Jimmy Roosevelt SAN FRANCISCO I - Voting was light in the morning hours except in the Los Angeles area as Californians wrote the climax to a generally routine primary election campaign. The high-spot of Tuesday's elec tion was the race of James Roose velt, eldest son of the late Presi dent. He pitted the political power of his once-magic name against scandal charges and nine op ponents in bis campaign for a seat in Congress from Los Angeles. The registrar of voters in Los Ina.lai cairl hallfltinf Wll "clink ing right along" in the pre-noon Wet Weather Hits Continent By TH ASSOCIATED PRESS Windy and wet weather hit the mid-continent again Tuesday. The vigorous storm center that moved northward through parts of Minnesota and the uaxotas Mon day waa north of the border Tues day but it continued to give strong westerly winds to North Dakota. Gusts to near 50 m.p.h. hit Minot, N D.. accompanied by some rain. However, rain had ended in most nf th northern Dtains. It was mild and skies were clear in the southeast quarter of the country. There were scauerej showers along the East Coast, mainly in sections of New Eng land. Other wet soots were in ex treme Northern California and Western Oregon, extending into the Northern and central Kocxies. Some early morning reports: Minneapolis 61 and clear; New York 68 and partlv cloudy: Miami 77 and clear; Seattle 51 and clear; Denver 53 and partly cloudy; San Francisco 53 and partly aloudy; Indianapolis 73 and cloudy; Des Moines. 61 and clear; Chicago 70 and cloudy. $50 Bail Is Forfeited For Failure To Appear Donald W. Moore, 18, Myrtle Creek, forfeited $50 bail Monday when he failed to appear in Myr tle Creek municioM court to an swer to a charge of reckless driv ing, reports Mrs Ruth Evans, News-Review corresDondent. Judge G. D. Myllenbeck also recommended that Moore's driv er's license be suspended for 60 days. Moore was arrested bv Myr ile Creek police early Sunday morning after he was involved in a traffic collision REPRESENTATIVE WANTED One of Oregon's oldest farm mutual in surance companies is seeking a qualified representative in the Roseburg area. This company is already established in the terri tory. Applicants .are requested to write to Mr C. C. 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THRU FRIDAY- Gladly Given With No Cost Or Strength Pends houn. The skies were sunny there. Reports from other quartern of the state said morning voting ranged from "light" to "very light." A U. S. senator, 30 congress men, a governor tnd other slate officers were on the ballot. Cobblydegook Originator Dies SAN ANTONIO, Tex. I Maury Maverick, champion of the under dog, enemy of gobblydegook and zealous Democrat, is dead. The 58-year-old former New Deal congresman and stormy mayor of San Antonio died Monday after 10 days in a hospital for a heart ailment. He left mournen on each side of every political fence. Sheriff Owen Kilday, whose brother Paul defeated Maverick for Congress, said: "We were bit ter political enemies but good per. sonal friends. He did an awful lot for San Antonio." Maveriok, whose friends said he never side-stepped a fight from the time he first went to Congress in 1934 until he died, had i tongue as sharp as the cactus in the coun. try he loved. First Hydrogen Bomb Showing; Held Monday First showing of the Federal Civ il Defense Administration's film, "Operation Ivy," was held Mon day afternoon to county CD offi cials in the courthouse. The film was taken on the scene in Novem ber, 1952 when the first hydrogen bomb was detonated. Other showings are set in the rounty this week, including at sev eral of the servic clubs. It was run last night in Oakland. A narrative of preparations and description of wha a similar blast would do to New Yoric and wasn ngton, D. C, is included in the picture. Long-time Roseburg Resident Succumbs Mrs. Emma E. Weichlein, resl dent of Roseburg for more than 50 years, died at Riversdale Sani tarium Monday following a pro longed period of illness. Surviving are two sons, Frank L. Weichlein, Eugene, and William E. Weichlein, Antioch, Calif. The body has been removed to Long and Orr Mortuary. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. PHONE 3-5491 9 TO 3 SATURDAYS Obligation
