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Choose between a black or a $MC two tone both will stand close inspection equipped OHj '49 BUICK 4 DOOR SUPER. Clean as a new cor Inside original green paint ond has very good tires it's ideal for $COC the rood J J " GET A v WHALE OF A DEAL v.: AT HAN USED CAR CENTER -EASIEST GMAC TERMS- OAK 6- ROSE Or. Tut., June 21, 1955 VACATION SPECIALS OPEN TIL 9 P.M. 1 . -'J ., SIN Friends Arrive, Spend Weeks In Glendale By MRS. GERALD B. FOX Mrs. Eileen Polly, sister of Clyde Marriott, and four sons, Larry, Donald, Bobby and David, arrived from Sacramento, Mon day evening to spend a couple of weeks with the Marriott famly at Capitol Hill, near Glendale. Mr. Polly will probably join his fam ily the latter pari oi mis ween. Returns To Glendale Bill Dyer, former Glendale res ident, returned here a few weeks ago. He is working part time for Standard Oil Co. and part time for Day and Mchl. The llarlin Copelands returned June 7 from a trip to Tenn. They visited Copcland's father, A. V Copeland in McMinnville, Tenn., and her parents, Mr. and Mis. J. H. Conatser in Jamestown. Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. George Major re turned a few days ago irom a vis it with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cox. in Tucson. Ari.: with her brother and family who join ed them- there, and with Major's oarenlE, the George Majors of Oceanside. Calif. F.ufore returning tlicy visited the Yusemile Nation al Park. A large number of the members and friends of the Gendale Sev- enth-dav Adventist Church drove to Milo last Saturday. Special services were held. There was an opportunity to visit the buildings vrtiich are to be ready for use at the new school this fall. Church members from CanyonviUe, Rose burg, Myrtle Creek and Medford were present. Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs Carl Minor, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Grandy and 12 members of the Glendale Pathfinder Group of the i Seventh - day Adventist Church, drove up to Milo, camping out, ! and remaining until bunuay. 1 Bobbv Ellis. Cecil Munyon, Dil lon Johnson and Bill Chandler leu Friday night for Grants Pass, where they were to entrain for two weeks at National Guard Camo. Jo Wagoner and family have rented their Reuban Road home and moved to Soringficld. Mrs. Myrn Opperman of .Glen dale underwent surgery ai i n e Josephine Hospital in Grants Pass recently. LIBRARY OPENING SET Opening of the Drain city li brary -will be June 28, according to the Drrfin Enterprise. Summer hours for the library will be hours for the library will be 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesdays and 3 to 5 p.m. Frkdays. Mrs. Lois Strick land wilt be iiDrarian. No Place Like Home Trite but TRUE. Especially today when the cost of buying a new home is so staggering. Moral? Make sure your home . .. your future com fort ... is guarded with an adequate amount of the right kind of insurance. Roy 0. Young & Son INSURANCE Dial OR 3-6671 205 West Cast Street ROSEBURG, OREGON ALUMINUM WINDOW PICTURE WINDOWS SLIDING WINDOWS SLIDING GLASS DOORS If you are building a new home, we know you will be Interested in using the latest development in windows. if Elegant appearance Practical ond permanent fa No painting, no casing inside or outside -fc No swelling, no decaying Stainless steel weatherstripping fc Sash removable for cleaning Price campatitive with wood! SEE US FOR 4MHMaMBBWOTaoanMOHOMMMPaaNWMOMOMaBHOBOOMaBBMaaO""K Clidt School Additions Partially Completed By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY r.UAa t.hnnl Kimerintendent By ron Evans, reports that the new addition to the nign scnooi is ou percent completed. The janitors are at work refinishing the desks at the high and grade schools, painting the Interior oi we uisn school gymnasium and will re- nint nnaJ..tr nl th MaSSrOOmS of both schools. This work is in addition to other maintenance work of the school rooms and the grounds. Suffers Dislocated Finger Roy Becker suffered a dislocat ed finger on his right hand at Softball practice Sunday on t h e grade school grounds. He was treated at Mercy Hospital ana re leased. Linda Moore, daughter of Mr. ani r F Mnnrp left Tues day for Corvallis to attend 4-H summer school, fche naa Deen awarded the scholarship bv the Roseburg Elks Club and will live at a sorority house on the college campus. Mr. and Mrs. David White and sons, David Jr. and John, left c..niai, fAi. Fitcnnp White, nrinci- pal of Glide High School, will at tend summer school at the Uni versity, of Oregon. His family win remain in Eugene during that pe riod. Phillip Evans of Booneville, Ind., rix,A Vlnnilav fnr a wppk's Vis it with hie hrnthpt- and sister-in- law, Supt. and Mrs. Byron Evans. He will attend summer scnooi ai the University of Oregon, enrolled In tha i.Qf4in ant talAVlRinn prfllCa- lion class. Evans is a junior at Indiana State Teachers college. Mrs. George Churchill entered lta-ntr IJncnital Tl.PcHav fnr HI i- nor surgery. Mrs. Churchill is the home economics instructor ai Glide High School and will attend e.immpr ftinl at the University of Oregon to complete her mas ters degree in education. Howard Casey, a former resi dent of Idleyld Park, returned from California where he had worked during the winter, and has U mln hv Ihp TT s Plv- wood Co. as hook tender. He is living at the company camp on Little River. 8 Surprise Visitor In Sutherlin By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK . nr. TU-ro H Tt Wardestv mi. aim ....... ... ., UA- .urnriea nVPI-nlffht. Visitor last Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wallace, from Long Mont, Colo., which they had not seen for over 8 years, 'ine wauaces were enroute to Eureka, Calif., to visit a son. Completed House Harry and Bill Murphy have just completed a new rental house for Mrs. Leta Young on the Young property south of the present home. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Slack made a business trip to Portland Mon day and returned to Sutherlin Tuesday. xa,A Chflupr nf Afaill. Hawaii: Ralph Shaver of Los Angeles, and Mrs. R. H. Wilson of Tyee, were in Sutherlin Monday greeting friends. Former residents of Sutherlin hnv. Horrut i. a lawver and Ralph is a city officer in Us Angeles connected wrn waier sys- Mr. Wilcnn makpe hpr home with her husband at Tyee. Mrs. Ora Banker, momer or ine mice h.V.. W hnma in ftncphtirC. and while all were here they had a family reunion, tne tirsi one s'nee all have married and live in differ ent cities. . Mrs. Helen Paschal of Seattle, owner of the Breathe-Ezy Adren alin Co-op, accompanied by her ...;.l.nt manaopr VlflTtlire Moore, spent several days in Suth erlin as guests ot Mrs. i.eia loung. They were enroute to Los Anselc on a business trip and. to altend. the graduation of Mrs. Paschal's son, Ed, from the BlncV Fox Mili tary Academy at Hollywood. Mrs. Katie Ohram, accompanied them from Sutherlin to Los Angeles, where she will visit her 2 daugh ters, Mrs. Mildred Lund'and Mrs. Blanch Brown. More than 67 per cent of the re sidents of the United States wear spectacles, compared to 59 per cent in England. DOUBLE HUNG WINDOWS AWNING WINDOWS Mt Is necassary that tha rovah in be made to accommodate stock sites. PARTICULARS Major Legislation Status At Week's End Outlined WASHINGTON M The status of major legislation at the end of last week: Fortiori Affairs: The President has signed a resolution under scoring his authority to commit U.S. troops to the defense of the Formosa area. A bill extending the reciprocal trade program is on the President's desk. The Senate has ratified the treaty restoring inde pendence to Austria, ine senate has ratified treaties bringing West German manpower into the North Atlantc defense setup and a mutual assistance pact with rormosa. ine Senate has passed, and the House Foreign Affairs Committee is con sidering, a bill continuing the foreign-aid program. Military: A bill raising the pay of military personnel has become law. The House has passed and sent to the Senate bills extending the draft law four years, author izing a $1,300,000,000 shipbuilding program, and appropriating 3l',j billion dollars to the Defense Department. The Senate has added a doctor-dentist draft provision to the House draft bill. The House has shelved a compulsory military reserve training bill. Veterans: The Presdent has signed a bill continuing eligibility of veterans for government - fi nanced educatonal benefits. School Construction: Legislation to provide federal aid for school construction is pending in the Senate and House Education and Labor committees. Statehood: The House has killed a bill to admit both Alaska and Hawaii to statehood. There has been no Senate action. Pay Raises: The President has Couple Sells Home In Camas Valley By MRS. W.M. CUNNINGHAM Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson have sold their home in Camas Vallev to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown of Union, Oregon. The Wilsons will remain until December. As yet they have not decided where they will reside, but it will be somewhere in the vicinity of Roseburg. The Browns will take possession sometime in December. Shop In Eugene Mrs. Maude Johnson and Mrs. William Cunningham spent Thurs day shopning in Eugene. They also went to Snr'ngfield and snent the evenin? with Mr. and Mrs. Ro land Roth. Paul Lamm. Infant son of Mrs. Doris Lamm has been ill with the flu, for the past two weeks. Paul showed some improvement Mon day. Ka" Wheeler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wheeler left Mon day for Salem where she will at tend Girl's State. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Paost drove to Kb math Falls on Sundav to take Panst's mother, Mrs. Alma Papst of Council Bluffs, Iowa, lo boird the train for Bakersfield. Calif. Mrs. Papst spent several Havq here visiting her son and will visit in the California city with her hrnthers. J. I... John and Arlo Vin zant, and other .relatives before returning to tier nome in lowa Mrs. Ted Wilev and Mrs. An drew Nelson are to attend the state, council meeting of the fed eration of Garden Clubs in Port land. Mr. and Mts. John C. Cameron of Eugene, were visitors in the val ley Sunday, RADIO SERVICING Horgis Electric Co.,. 112 E. Cass. Radio & Applionce Repair Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N. Jackson. OR 2-2457. PLUMBING K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6th. Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. Ph. 3244, Sutherlin. Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbinq Si Heating Co. ?05 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbina Si Heoting, Wins- - ton. Ph. 9-8705 Wm. A. Mardort, Plumbing, 630 Winchester OR 3-8732 DECORATORS Painting ond poper hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood, OR 3-4240. ROOFING Acme Roofing Co., 512 W. Ook. OR 3-8255. ELECTRICIANS Hvdorn Electric, 2125 Hollis St. OR 3-5095. No Sat. work. Free Estimates. Du Fresne Electric 304 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 Trowbridge Electric. OR 3-5521 House wiring, Commerciol and Residential Maintenance. REFRIGERATION i Refrigeration Engineering Soles ond Service "bv George" OR 2-1032 906 B-ooklyn IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P.M. DIAL 2-2631 I signed a bill raising the paV of congressmen and federal judges, the increase for congressmen being $7,500 a year, and a bill boosting the pay of postal employes 8 per cent; the Senate has voted 10 per cent pay raise for all other federal employes and the House votes next Monday on a 7.S per cent raise. Postal, Rates: Legislation to increase postal rates, including a one-cent boost in letter-mailng costs, is pending in the ' House Postoffice Committee. Wages: The Senate has passed, and the House Labor Committee is considering, a bill to boost the minimum wage in employment entering interstate commerce from 75 cents, to St an hour. Farm Prices: The House has sent to the Senate a bill to restore farm price props to 90 per cent of parity. Taxes: The President has signed a bill continuing present corporate and excise tax rates beyond April 1. Appropriations: The House has passed and sent to the Senate bills financing for fiscal year 1956 the Defense, Treasury, Postoffice, Agriculture, Welfare, Interior, Jus tice, State and Labor departments, public works programs and 26 independent agencies. Seven of the House bills have been passed by the Senate and two have become law. Miscellaneous: A bill extending for 2 years and 2 months, until June 1, 1957, the Preisdent's au thority to re - organize executive agencies has been enacted into law. Neither branch has exercised its authority to veto the sale of 24 government rubber-producing plants to private interests. The Senate has passed a long-range highway bill and the House Public Works Committee is conducting hearings. The Senate has passed, and the House Banking Committee is considering, a public housing bill. RHS Students Working On Annual Handbook Work has started on the 1955-56 Roseburg High School student handbook. reDorts editor Bob Bradley. Bradley said the staff members hope to have the book to the printers by July 20. Wnrkinff with him are students Marvin Fray, Jim Hix, Mary Ann Backen, Dave Lyons, Carole Hunt er a-d Sharon Landers. Advisors are Principal Harry Jacoby ana Vice Principal KODert saDin. WALLPAPER Largest selection In the State at Oregon WALLPAPER IN STOCK 50c per S. R. DRAPERIES -FULLER PAINTS CONTRACT PAINTING FREE E5T1MATES On any deeorattnf problem, consult cut EC ;OR 3-6096" 517 So. 5teph.es St. CARPENTERS Building and Remodeling. All Types Leo E. Kowalewski. OR 3-3020 SOUTHERN OREGON DIESEL INJECTION & ELECTRICAL CO. - Complete line of Diesel Injection ond Electrical Service Home Phone OR 3-8609 Office Phone OR 2-3274 Located at Garden Valloy Road and Highland Ave. BERKELEY PUMPS A Pump for Every Nd, From Homti to Induitrfet. SALES SERVICE Irrigating SyiUmt Mill Pumps o Sptciatry FREE ESTIMATES GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Ph. OR 2-2636 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windowi, Sash and Frames Parratt end Masher OR 1-3434 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. en N. Umeque Hwy. ORcherd 1-IS96 Chinese Report Rebel Roundup TnKVn ( PeiDine Radio an nounced the roundL-p of the fourth anti-revolutionary" group in ien weeks. Leaders of a group called "the Emoerors" were arrested, some executed or given long prison terms, and others turned over to local authorities in Hopei province, North China, the broadcast said. The radio did not say now many wprp involved, but said 27 under ground code rooms and hideouts used by the group naa De.:n iounu. ine origin ana meaning me 'The Emnerors" was obscure, but the flat Hopei plain, crisscrossed hv waterways, traditionally has been the breeding ground of rev olutionary movements such as the so-called Boxer rebellion early in this century and later of the Com munists guerrilla activity. The broadcast, heard here, was a rhinpie laneua&e voicecast, in dicating the news was for internal consumption as reiping s r.ngiisn and other foreign language broad casts have not mentioned ine Hopei group. Two BLM Sales Scheduled For Roseburg On July 6 Two Bureau of Land Manage ment timber sales totaling nearly four million board feet of timber are scheduled for July 6 in Rose burg. The sales will be held in the Knights of Pythias Hall, start in? at 9 a.m. Sealed bids will be accepted for 43,000 board feet of salvage Doug las fir on O & C land northwest of Drain, appraised at S13.55. Total appraised value is 553i.bo. Oral bids will be received on 3,938,000 board feet of green tim ber located nnrlhwest of Riddle, appraised at $66,611.25. The major portion of the timber, 3,364,000 feet of Dou'las fir, has been appraised at $18.45; the 70, 000 feet of Ponderosa pine at $26. 90; the 332,000 feet of white fir at $4.30; the 35,000 feet of Port Or ford cedar at $18.45; and the Ki7, 000 feet of Incense cedar at $4.30. HEATING 1 I ipjfrji WHY BE I jJJ-j COLD? R S : I i L i FR0M J 4.25 1 ff - Far the utmost safety anil cleanliness BUILD it f or REMODEL with THERMADORE ELECTRIC If II BILT-IN WALL and BATHROOM HEATERS. I Tfe V 136 N. JACKSON ST ORthard 3-5321 M PHOTO FINISHING I PHOTO OFFSET in at 5. out at 9 LITHOCRAPHING We give S&H Creen Stampi ! Photo-copyino, Special Ruling " , , and Printing. CLARK'S STUD O i M & M PRINTERS IPS S. Jack,., OR 3-8526 j 504 N. Jackson OR 3-8591 ; Ambulatory and Bed Poti.nts rvnuiTUir Supervised k, EXCAVATING Registered Nurse SHALI ROCK FOR SALE Kind Personal Attention. ai building and rocking. Stioveh, cats, drag-lines and dump trucks NURSING CARE Ut hire, by hour or contract. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM C. P. TALLON , . 2341 N. Stephens OR 3-4040 Rt. Z, Bet III, Roseburg, Ore- ORchard 3-5S8S ' - Block Diamond Paper . iiiijrtnv 1 ROOFING LAUNDRY New Roofing and Repair Work S&H GREEN STAMPS Let me give you a free estimate Each Bundle Washed Separate w"k ".. K Fisher Thorsen Paint Ca. SNO-WHITE-Quick Service ef Portland Harvard at Belt OR 3-8337 Lo"1 A9ent' I 1 W. E. DAUM PHONE ORchard 2-1571 I J m lfrM -" $10 PER MONTH Come In and Ask About Our Rental Purchase Plan. 0TT & RICKETTS ? 315 W. Cass St., OR 3-3202 Ott Sr ftlck.tt. 31S On St.. ROKtmrf. Or. PLEASK SEND MX COMPLETE RENTAL DETAILS Nimo . si IAddnm ... ,.. I Cltr Phone Savings Bond Sales Up In 12-Month Period Un 1955 US. Savings Bnnrii sales in Douglas County totaled S49.638. May 1954 sales were $59.- 731, George Luoma, county chair man reports. Annual grand total sales through lh .11. 1955. were 4491.4 18 compared to $349,149. through May 31, 1954, Luomt laid. 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