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o o o U The Nws-rtvir, Roiejmrs, Ore. Thqf., Apr. 21, 1955 EAT COVEB Local News llll In Band Cfiirrles B. Kinyon and Jack Mason were in Bend last weekend to attend business. Attend Installation Mrs. Tom Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Dob bins of Roseburg attended the pub. lie installation of Sunset Court, Or der of Amaranth at Seaside over the weekend, Ltav For Homo Mr. and Mrs. George Hill left Wednesday for their home in San Francisco, following several days in Rose burg attending to pronerty inter, ests and visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz. Hort From Chicago Visitors in Roseburg for the week were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peters and son, Mickey of Chicago, 111., who visit ed her sisters, Mrs. H. Sielert and Mrs. L. Mitchell. They left last weekend for their .home. . 0 b .... ft I! h rtffse AH REG. PRICE SALE PRICE MODEL NO. 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PIERSON JOHN MULLEN JAMES ROUSE JR. MRS. B. BUFORO MRS. T. W. BRADY JOHN GAUT DR. ED LINDELL MARY FAIR LEE PILLION MRS. FLORENCE McLARTY MRS. KENNETH EWENS Goodyear Dealer re CO. I 444 N. Stephens Open Til 9 P.M. Fridays Ph. OR 2-2689 1 V - i .'1 EIGHT DIE IN FIRE SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. Fire destroyed a downtown apart ment build.ing early with eight persons missing ond believed dead. Here 0 priest leads the way as rescue workers carry unidentified child's body from the ruins. The missing ore Mr. ond Mrs. Gilbert Abeel, their five children and 10-year-old Garry La Rue. (AP Wirephoto). Removing Troops Encouraging Step LONDON W Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden said here thai Soviet Russia's agreement to the withdrawal of Big Four occupation troops from Austria removes one of the main obstacles to the con clusion of an Austrian independ ence trcaity. "The next step," Eden told the House of Commons, "will be for representatives of the four govern ments to examine, with Austria, the proposals put forward by the Soviet government." It may be "we can now look for ward with greater confidence to I the prospect of fruitful talks with the Soviet Union, he said. The new Prime Minister spoke less than six hours after Riu&sna proposed, in notes handed to the British, French and United States envoys in Moscow, that the Big Four foreign ministers meet with Austrian representatives in Vienna in the nearest future to sign the long delayed Austrian state treaty. Allied officials in London said the West probably will go along with Russia's proposal for such a meeting. Heltzel Orders Trains' Speed Same As Cities' SALEM Wl Public Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Heltzel ordered Tuesday that the speed limits of trains in all cities except Portland be the same as now provided by city ordinances. The order follows a recent Stale Supreme Court decision wliich held that the public utilities commis sioner, not the cities, has the authority over train speeds through cities. The city of Portland has authority to regulate its own train speeds. Heltzel said he would hold hear ings to determine whether any changes in train speeds should be made. President Will Name New Federal Judge Soon WASHINGTON I President Eisenhower will appoint a new federal judge for Oregon soon. Jess Gard, the state's Republican national committeeman, predicted. Gard did not say, however, who the new appointee would be. Judge William G. East of the circuit court at Eugene, has been most prominently mentioned. The post has been vacant more than a year. CASINO OWNER SHOT LAS VEGAS, Nev. Ifll Arthur Schellarvg, part owner of the Las Vegas Club gambling casino, died yesterday of gunshot wounds. De tectives are investigating the pos sibility he might have been mur dered. The death was listed first as suicide until a deputy coroner said that either of two bullets fired into Schcllang's body could i have killed him. Rug Cleaning Service IN YOUR HOME "Machine Method" J. E. Newberry's 102 W. Commercial Ave. Call OR 3-3591 Today mn What The Doctor Qrdered.:.For Himself ! The doctor had owned his new Cadillac for about a month and he was talking to a friend. "About the only recreation I get," he said, "is at the wheel of my motor car driving to and from the hospital, my office, and the homes of patients. "Other doctors, of course, have the same situation and some of them kept telling me what a big 'lift' they were getting out of their C adillacs. "1 decided to see for myself and they were certainly right. 1 actually approach the day with a lot more 7cst knowing that 1 am going to spend a couple of hours driving my Cadillac." The doctor is experiencing, of course, what so manv other professional and business men are experiencing the uondtrjul UJt lo iht ipirils that a Ctulillae brings a man. Try it sometime and see for yourself. You'll find there's something about the way you feel as you take the wheel. You know there's a cur under you ! Solid, substantial, capable and protective, lust to sit there gives you a wonderful feeling of con fidence and well-being. And when you start to move, the thrill is contin uous. You almost never hear the great engine, except when it answers a smart touch to the throttle. Steering is little more than the response to your thought. You just ride and relax. ( We hear it every day: "I drive my Cadillac for rest and relaxation." Why not come in today and make the test yourself. We'll give you the keys and a Cadillac and the "rest" is up to you! . . . I'.S. It's only fair to warn you: iou probably won't find it easy to give up the keys. Some people simply refuse! ROSEBURG MOTOR CO. at?',.- bXuiki,iAMmi':l'f i&t ' , ,t; . ROSE AND WASHINGTON STS. Phont OR 3 6651 ;.t. H . ,A 0
