North Umpqua Road Construction Speeded
By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Tho Funderburk Construction
Co. U putting on third shift Mon
day. With three crews working
eight hours each, the company is
operating around the clock to has
ten the construction of the six-mile
extension of the new North Ump-
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On Vacation
G if ford Evans, student at South
ern Oregon College arrived Wed
nesday to spend spring vacation
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Evans.
Tim Suhrstedt accented emDlov-
ment the first of the week as as
sistant at Amann's Associated Sta
tion. Suhrstedt drives one of the
Glide school busses and was for
merly employed at the Glide Chev
ron Station.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wintterle and
daughters of Bandon spent Wed
nesday visiting friends. Wintterle,
enroute to Portland to attend the
OEA convention, was formerly 6th
grade teacher at Glide School.
James S. Evans and J. A. Long
of Roseburg drove to Eugene Wed
nesday on business.
In Fair Condition
Jim Welch, owner of the Lone
Rock Market, is reported to be in
fair condition at Douglas Commun
ity Hospital, according to Mrs.
Welch. Welch drove to the airport
March 11 expecting to take a plane
In Portland on a business trip. Be
coming ill, he returned to his
home and was taken to the hospital
March 13, suffering from a severe
case of the flu. Later, in the week,
he developed yellow jaundice, Mrs.
Welch said.
Mrs. Hilda (Tillie) Rockwell was
released Wednesday from the
Douglas Community Hosp:tal to
recuperate at the home of friends
in Roseburg. Mrs. Rockwell suf
fered a broken right leg above the
ankle in a fall at her home early
Monday morning. The leg is in a
cast with steel heel and she will
learn the use of crutches.
New Trial Demanded
In Klamath Falls Shooting
KLAMATH FALLS Wl Dist
Atty. Frank Alderson was served
Saturday with notice that the con
viction of James Quirrton Anderson
on a murder charge last month
will be appealed to the State Su
preme Court.
Anderson, 32, was found guilty
at Burns of the fatal shooting of
Richard David Miller.
As a result of the appeal, Cir-
the downtown parking problem
hall range of power options takes the tension out of
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ATOMIC TANK OF TOMORROW What an atomtc-powered
tank will look like, if and when one is made. Is illustrated by
the wooden model held by Col. George T Petersen, chief of
research development al the Detroit, Mich., arsenal. Army plans
call for a tank with an atomic power plant and 155-mm. cannon.
curt Judge M. A. Biggs, Ontario,
who presided in the Anderson case.
postponed a hearing set for Burns
next Wednesday on a motion for a
new trial.
Herbert Welch, Lakeview, de
fense attorney, said he will base
the appeal on contention that
Judge Biges failed to instruct the
jury on the matter of self-defense.
lie saw be also will argue that
Alderson and Charles Raymond of
Portland, special prosecutor in the
case, illegally participated in the
trial because they had not been
deputized by the district attorney
of Harney County, where the trial
was held.
Where the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans are about 50 miles apart
at the Panama Canal, tides in
the Atlantic rise and fall about a
foot and those in the Pacific about
12V4 feet.
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Henry Sherlock Named,
Insurance Co. Manager
The appointment of Henry P.
Sherlock Jr., Roseburg, as district
manager in Douglas County for
Mayflower Auto Insurance has
been announced. He will assume
his now duties immediately, ac
cording to Carl Weidner, Port
land, state sales manger of May
flower Insurance Exchange.
New office of the company will
be at 123 W. Cass St., Roseburg, in
the old United Realty office. Sher
lock purchased the Mayflower
Agency from Clyde Fullerton,
Weidner said. Weidner said the
company planned considerable ex
pansion within Douglas County.
The new manager came to Rose
burg in October. He has been as
sociated with the company pre
viously as a local agent. He plans
to continue his association with Rid
dle Real Estate, Riddle.
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30 Helen Trent CBS
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55 Bulletin Board of the Air
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30 Brighter Side .
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30 Suspense CBS
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Newbe g Teacher Heads
Oregon Education Assn.
PORTLAND Wl Mrs. Anlonia
Crater, a Newbcrg High School
teacher, is the new president of
the Oregon Education Assn.
She was inauqurated Friday at
the organization's annual meetin?
here. Succession to the presidency
follows a year as vice president.
Wilfred Burgess of Prinevillc took
over as vice president.
Basement
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TUESDAY, MARCH M, 1953
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CHURCHILL GETS JOB
WESTERHAM, England Wl
Farmer Winston Churchill got a
new office Saturday.
The prime minister was made
president of the Westerham Fat
Stock Show.
Livestock are among Churchill's
varied interests and he takes a
personal hand in running a farm
here. Some of his pigs are prize
winners. , '
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"Let's Do If Again"
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