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Oakland Lady Sells Residence By EDITH DUNN Mrs. Grace Carstcnson has sold: her residence in Oakland to Mr. j and Mrs. Brewer. Mrs. Carslenson. will leave soon io spend the sum j mer with a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Johnson at Lincoln, Nehr. She Willi TRI.CITIKS o ... 3 ui m j Going ; i South? ! 0 n 1 First l r I : west 3 T W : coast ? - 1 'Jf : AIRLINES 5 l-WCA! i K - so to California later to make her' home with children there, yisitt Molh.r . Mr. a'nd Mrs. Roy Carstenson ot Eusene visited Monday with the former's mother, Mrs. Grace Car stenson. Mrs. Roland Warner and daugh ter, Donna, of Crescent City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner of Eugene visited Saturday with the former's brother-in-law and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner. The new cement sidewalk on the triangle block next to the highwa is a big improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dement of Roscburg, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Warner. Miss Rose Warner who attends U. of 0. visited her parents the past weekend. Carl Melton of Ranchcster, Wyo. j is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Melton. He is leaving Tuesday. ; .Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rent and daughter of Klamath. Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bent of Che-i shire. Ore., were dinner guests, Sunday for a family reunion and! birthday celebration of Mrs. Leon-1 ard Bent. r Whatever your domination . let Wet Coast Airlines flv .vou to your all-point ron- A nttcttDg flight il Mndford 9 Your local WCA xUtiorm 2 agent or Lewis Travel Ser- vice will handle all de tail II , for your entire flight. n PHONE ORehard 3 .1231 or 0 Lewis Travel Service 5 ORehard 3-Mtt J . 3 WESTCOUST am unes jS The U. N'. Food and Agriculture ; organization says tliat t.ic average diet of the world's human beings was inadequate before World War II and that it got worse during the war and still worse after the war. k t.iYk m m i ktvt-j vjf hi ni SECOND SECTION , ROSEBURG OREGON - TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1955 '. 139-55 - t t 1 fM',imwi.t" w i.i. i iimiii 1 1 j- ir, " ' rtat-mmirrmaMiimmr''mg fv v ?'.-; v - . ' . ;v : 1 ' Gifts for the Bride YOUR WEDDING presents can add up to, considerable value. You'd hate to lose the money they represent. So, Mill Bride-to-Be, we sug gest that you protect this value against loss or damage while at your old home and until they're safe in your new one. Ask us about a Wedding Presents Policy. Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE : Dial ORchord 3-6671 205 West Cass Street ROSEBURG, OREGON lb -il f jLv yW h-it-rri mi i ilLi6y ROSEBURG YMCA Indian Guide program members were in ducted into .YM's Notional Indian Guides Fathers ond Sons Program Thursday night. Twenty-one dads and 24 sons participated ot ceremony in Roseburg Armory. Don Naden, local YMCA executive secretary, served as first induction "chief." Youth 'program seeks to develop com panionship between 'fathers and sons. Boys in the three tribes, Calapooia, Chinook and Toketee, were awarded emblem insignios. Tribes meet throughout year and mem bership is open. (Master Studio photo) Appeals Court Upholds Libel Favoring Reynolds NEW YORK m-r' The U.S. I last June 29 followed a jury trial Circuit Court of Appeals has up- j of charges by Reynolds that he held the $175,000 libek verdict in; had been libeled in a column writ favor'ot author Quenton Reynolds ' ten by Pegler Nov. 29, 1949. The aginst columnist Westbiook Pgler I verdict assessed damage of $100. and two Hearst corporations. 000 against Pegler, $50,000 against The opinion, written by Judge the Hearst Corp., and $25,000 Harold R. Medina, was announced I against Hearst Consolidated Publi this week. The decision of 'he j cations, Inc. The jury also awarded higher court was unanimous. Reynolds a token $1 as compen- The award of punitive damages satory damages. WALLPAPER Lorgeit lilictlln in th ' Stat ot Oregon ' WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. DRAPERIES FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTIN8 FREI ESTIMATES On ony doeorotlnf robllm, consult - r cSQK 3-609 6fc3 SIT So. Sthont St. Woman Returns To Dixonville Home By jf AN RADCLIFFE Mis. Edith Brauch has returned to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Spencer on the Sunshine Road, after a two weeks period in Community Hospital with a virus condition. Her condition is much improved. Rtloattd Mrs. Roy Hatfield states that her son, R. V. Hatfield, has been released from a Louisana hospital, and that he is now in Corpus Chris ti, Tex. He and Mrs. Hatfield and their three children will leave Wed nesday for Oregon for a visit with their families. Both Hatfield and his wife have just recovered from a year's seigc with polio. Mrs. Roy Hatfield and grand Thursday where they visited Mrs. Hatfield's sister, Mrs. Ben Daw son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Powell mot ored to Winchester Bay over the weekend where they fished. Mr. and Mrs. Al Radcliffe and sons drove to Sutherlin last Satur day to visit with the Dick Kruie family. FOUR FOR THRfef SYRACUSE, N.Y. I - Syracuse University elected four captains for three of its 1956 athletic teams, Frank Gtielli is the ne'V boxing captain. Tom King will lead th wrestling team. Stew Lindsay and daughters, Jeanne and Joyce Hat-i Don Mullcr will co-captam the la field, traveled to Ashland 1 a s t 1 crosse squad.- 1 Oil 1 M Alt V 1 VUl l l i,i " yC SBss m ft ) NIA TUphot EXPELLED BY REDS The Chineseommunists expelled Roman Catholic Bishop Fred erick A. Donaghy (above) of Fall River, Mass., on charges oC "subversive a c t i v i t i e s." After crossing the border at Hongkong and traveling bv i irain to iowicion ne looked I tired, but appeared to be in good condition. Ato Loom Home Improvement Loans Appliance Loans Real Estate Loans Fa,rm M""t Low bonk rotes. Tefmt to fit yew twag4.. and you establish valuable bank credit. ROSEBURG BRANCH ASK YOUR D E A l E I FOB U. S. NATIONAL FINANCING Who's showing Us heels to the high-priced cars? The Moloramic Chevrolet! The other low-priced cars aren't even in the running! and youre gone! Iht ttl Air Sport Coup: You II find your lavorilo msWl omong Chtvroltt't compltlt lint of Filher 8ody btoulm. Comblnt your new Chevrolet purchott with your vacation planil Ord.f a n.w Ch.vtsl.l Ih'auqH m. (litk II up gl Ihi plnnl In Film, Mithig ( ClowsUli buill, II you l.ka, ond d'i't youfi homi. Chonc.i art, you II iovt a lubilonhal ihor o( yau- yocol.on (-.! coilil STEALING THE THUNDER FROM THE HIGH-PRICED CARS! IT'S EXCITEMENT ON WHEELS I ' The light turns green . . . you nudge the accelerator ever so gently , . , and you're gone! That's the way it is in the Motoramio Chevrolet. When your toe says "Let's go," a hoodful of high compression horsepower explodes into action, sweeping you away from Irndic tangles, making short work of sleep hills, putting new fun in your driving life! RECORD-SMASHING ACTION! Thai's what you get with Chev rolet's new "TurhivFire V8"! In the recent NASCAR stock car competition at Daytona Beach, Chevrolet showed its heels to all other low-priced cars. In the one mile straightaway run, the first two cars-and six of the first ten -were Chevrolcts! And in accel eration runs from a standing start against all comers, Chevrolet beat all low-priced cars and every high-priced car except one! Chevrolet's two new "Blue Flame" sixes have plenty of siz zle, too. In fact, they're the highest powered sixes in the low price field! TREAT YOURSELF TO ADVENTURE Come in and drive the car that is making 1955 famous! That's the only way you'll discover all the editing 'reasons why Chevrolet's stealing ihe thunder from the high-priced cars! 'Nofionof ifocraion for Sfocfr Cor Aulo ioinQ. 'S3 PACEMAKtm HANSEN MOTOR CO. Oak and Stephens St. Phono OR 3-4446
