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14 Ttu Ntwi-Rvltw, Roseburg, Org. Mm., 13, IMS Authority Asked For Europe Flight WASHINGTON Trans! World Airlines has asked the Civil Aiernnautirs Roard here for; aulhnrity to fly directly from the, U. S. West Coast to Europe. i Self-Service GARAGE 404 West Lone St. OR21502 or OR 3-4819 WALLPAPER Larg.it selection in Hit Staff f Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c . per S. R. DRAPERIES FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTING - FREE ESTIMATES On any decorating problem, consult CUV 117 So. Sr.ph.ni St. TWA officials said that under the proposal their planes '"may or may not fly a so-called polar route, hut will be free to choose the most advantageous high latitude course depending upon winds and pressure pattern. TWA proposed to accomplish this by the designation of Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Portland! and Seattle as co-terminals on Us international routes. TWA said the addition of West Coast co-terminals would permit the use of the shortest, most di rect course between the Pacific Coast and London and Paris. The Scandinavian Airlines Sys tem and Canadian Pacific Airlines have inaugurated polar flights ha-j iween ine esi uuasi miu cuiwt Tickets At Old Railroad Station Get You In Pokey COHVALMS ifi Tickets can slill be obtained at the old railroad station here, but they'll only get you to the pokey. The Corvallis police department now is in business in the former railroad station. The city hall, where police used to dispense their products, has been sold to a Port land department store, Roberts Brothers. Other citv offices are moving into what used to he a church, a block away from the 62-year-old! city hall. The changeover is ex-1 peeled to be completed this week. I DOUGLAS COUNTY RESTAURANT ASSOC. -SPECIAL MEETING- TUESDAY JUNE 14 AT 2 P.M. IN THE CIVIC ROOM-HOTEL UMPQUA All Restaurant Owners Urged To Attend PHT Degree Given Garden Valley Girl By AOOII SCHNilDER June 8 Mrs. Larry Mntson re ceived her PUT degree Pushing Husbands Througnj at mc Mon tana State College in Bozeman. Wives wear their husband's cap and have a ceremony with all the trimmings and refreshments. Mrs. .Matson is the daunter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Raddati. Her husband received a degree in ar chitecture. T Btich Allen and Sharon Madson went to the Umpqua Beach with the BYF group of Roseburg Monday. Chloe Ritchie has been re elected as president of the Roseburg Unit of the Overseas Service League. Mr. and Mrs. Islie Ling have moved to the McNutt ranch at Round Prairie to work. The Rev. and Mrs. John Elling son of the Garden Valley Com munity Church are 'moving into the Ritchie rental vacated by the Longs. Krnest Teeter went wt'h his fa ther, Alva Teeter, to V.hland on the train over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Christian of Springfield visited wit.i Mr and Mrs. II. M. Knapp Memorial Day. Mr. and .Mrs. Don Ch.-istian of Roseburg joined them for dinner. Mondav Mr. and Mrs. Leanord Lark and sons. Gary and Leon, and Lark's mother, Mrs. La Ver na Lark of Rosebur g, picnicked at Umpqua Lighthouse Beach. The rhododendrons are beginning to bloom making the drive very worthwhile at this time of the year. SUPERINTENDENT REHIRED IRVING. Tex. The school superintendent whose dismissal by the Board of Education brought on a month - long tjwn fued and caused a teacher strike is back on the job. So arc most of the teachers who were fired by the board for strik ing. John T. Andrews, president ol the Irving School Board, announc ed at an open meeting that Dr. John L. Beard had asked to h rehired as superintendent "and wo rehired him." Negro Lutheran Church Ordered To Be Disbanded TACOMA ' The American! Lutheran Church announced; here that it is discontinuing its only Paci.'ic Northwest Ne gro church, and its membership will be absorbed by churches wt'h white congregations. The former Bethcsda Lutheran; Mission, Portland, is being ducon-i tinned, the Home Mission Com mittee of the Northwestern Dis-i trict of the A.L.C. announced. ' Other Portland Lutheran church.; es are now in the process of! sending written invitations to Ne-i groes who attended Bethcsda Mis-1 sion inviting them to come to church. j Also announced by the A.L.C. I were plans for new churches in' Washington's Columbia Basin area.; New Churches at Othello, Soap Lake, Port Orford, Ore., and Hep pner, Ore., were accepted for membership into the district. The A.L.C. is one of three Luth eran groups holding conventions on the Pacific Lutheran College camp us. Also meeting there are the Pa cific Lutheran College campus. Also meeting there are the Pacific District of the Evangelical Luth eran Church and the Pacific Dis trict of the Women's Missionary federation. Former Yoncalla Resident Dies Recently At Eugene By MRS. GEORGE EDES Mr. and Mrs. Frank Canney andSeattIe, Wash., spent the weekend ,YoncaUa many run ago and was. Word has been leceived from Mrs. Dorothy Hollan aur daugh- visiting at the parental Harold! in tne second Class m ine mgn Eugene of the death of Ralph jler, Janice, spent Friday visiting ; Rogers home. tvaiKinsnaw, son 01 me laie aamiai me oeorse r,nes nimc. iinni-in ih births., a hm- Republican Blames Demos For Vaccine Confusion VANCOUVER, Wash. B Dem ocrats are to blame for a pre mature announcement and th re sulting confusion in the polio vac cine program, a Republican con gressman from California asserted. Rep. Patrick J. Hillings said. "Democrats with friends' in the polio foundation deliberately hur ried announcement of the program to make it coincide with the date of Franklin Roosevelt's dea'h. and the premature announcement was responsible for the confusion." He said at a Republican furd raising dinner here that Hie mat ter could not be made an issue against the Republican adminis tration ''because nroner renula- j tions have been formulated, and I before long every child in the I proper age group whose parents i want it to have the shots will have I them." Walkinshaw. He is survival by his ) Mrs. Lula Lindsey left Tuesday da , sVrs t , Lfe H tnc mother, Mrs. Mni'd WaiRinshaw. to spend the summer in Portland. ,j.hH' , .,'..,. n,,.mn. and one daughter, Mrs. Dixie Loe She has been the guest ol 'Mrs. j ;0nis Carl BrosJo entertained Ben7.e, and one grandson, of San : Delia Wise. i . ' jjnn. .n,i.. Diego, Calif. Funeral services; Mrs. Lula Lindsey lelt lucsday i a ".nncr reccnu. were held in Eugene. Walkinshaw to spend the summer in Portland.' Mlj "nd Rlrh?,rJ "aker lived in Yoncalla for many years She has been the guest of Mrs. jnd bay of, Arlington, .. arrive d and had many friends here. ; Delia Wise. here recently and are VMiling Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Howard and alker s mother Mrs Bernice From California family of Salem spent Saturday : Radtke. Mr. and Mrs. Walker have W. E. Clayton of Carmcl, Calif., 'visiting Howard's parents Mr. and moved their household' gocos to the visited at the Delia , Wise home ' !l s, Romic Howard. !Vest Coast and will locate some- last week. i Mr and Mrs Tvke Smith ' where, either in Oregon or Cali- Lcs Morris, Bun M.iujy, War-: being congratulated on the arrival ! forma, ren Sherley and Les Wright left 0f a son, born Friday, Mav 27 at! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Catlin of Friday for a weekend fishing trip the Cottage Grove hospital". I Lewiston, Mont., spent Monday to Davis Lake. )r. and irs. Jerry Rogers of here visiting friends. Catlin lived in Chauncey Smith, who underwent -. a major operation at the veterans Hospital in Portland, is recuper ating at his home east of town. Tom Wcstfall of Salem spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sutton spent the weekend at tne coast. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Se;:on spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. Sef ton's sisters in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoffman spent the weekend nsning on tne .vie: Mr al. Irs. Frank Milton and spend tht balance of the weekend henzie River. Ismail r.A have mod back to the with Mr. and Mrs. Carvin Roberts r v.o.sr valley from Maestri H, where ; and familv. The Roberts are for- Mr. and Mi". 0 gcr llplland; Milton has been attend school. I mer residents of the valley, and daughter, Marilyn, of Rose- Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Smirlock and i burg and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Sten-1 children, Ellen, Gary and Lane, ! In Japan about 35 per cent of scm spent ine weeKeno ai, ine aien- and their small niece, Elaine, mot-: the people ar under 15 years old scth Cottage at Scottsbui-g and at.oied to Crescent City Sunday to 1 - -- - the coast. visit with Elain's father Clem Spur- E. M. Curtis will leave this week , lock. Thev returned home Monday, to spend th summer in the East. ' Mrs. Helen Spurlock and her j Camas Valley People Visit At Coos River By MRS. WM. CUNNINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barnes of Low er Camas spent Sunday at the coast visiting with their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Messenger and family of Coos Riv- . er. 1 Return brother, Robert Pope of Coos Bay, were visitors Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spurlock. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirkcndall and family motored to Eugene Sat urday to see their daughter, Ellen Jo. who ii working in that citv. They then went to Pleasant Hill to school graduating in Yoncalla. He is now working in the postorfice in Lewiston. 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