The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 30, 1955, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextPool Manager Swims Channel CALAIS, France Ufi "Get in (he water and have a go or come home and face the music." That, in effect, is what the peo ple of Bloxwich, England, told swimming pool manager Bit! Pick eting recently on the Dover side of the English Channel. So he did. The next morning 14 hours and 6 minutes later he walked out of the water on the French side. Big Bill, a 32-year-old, 252-pound-er, said he was making the swim "simply to satisfy the people of Bloxwich." His hometown raised 350 pounds ($980) for his expenses. 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IF VOC WANTS AM HAlBY CUMATE MftY J W ON A HIGHER 'TfPl; Vffy fij k 1, i ' I AGE MAN TO RUN jBE HARD TO FIND " OJLTURAL LEVEL, (, 13 V Wlf4y' Snvd.ero Rodio J 17 LHospiLni m' Acm. Roofing Co., 512W. Ook. . ' I ERRANDS FOR 1M, ITS " ,P HELL PROBABLY .ft I t' ' ' pert Repotrs. All nnok.s. 503 N. OR 3 8255B L i ' H OKAY WTTH ME.' A Y BE A 1.0T EASIER &&A i .1 r . Jockson. OR 2-2457. OR n '(' VSwSi jfmi. fh 'A-VliJaS ir4-Jt K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. ! 2 ISliij. S-mMi&'SZ M CtJtiWy I 1 15! r WPlJ?'4SJ OR 3-3509. 1030 E 6th. Po.nMno end paper hon,ln9. H. E. . 0 Pif-!-n al'-iaVJ !Wl;vi?f -wwd-wood, or 3-42V ; p Sf 3?&1 Wl ' f jpSTf nraTWp Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. Ph. ! jftl, LJf 30 Ja Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. REFRIGERATION xP" f--'-,. Jj " -'...- fP i2tV"j 230 Norlb Stephens Phon. 3-5377 - Harris Plumbing & Healing Co. , Refrigeration Engineering ; ' ?0 5 South Stephens Phon. 3 8173 oles f" Service by George 1 It?)' 1'" OH, OH- 171 'TP HEMUST'VE H I ( CvvHiCH WAV U!" I li "I ( HE PAN OFF J 'V ' I ' OR 2-1032 906 B-onklyn Mil THATS BLONOiE- ! (SHOT OUT OF HEPS f" X DID DADOy f ) - S IN BOTH v - Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461' ,'' (SHE WANTS ME K -r LIKE A BULLET GO ? "i- ?' ( DIRECTIONS ) 1 CAOPSNTEtH Lii-T TO CUT THE ; ',eK-rs' V--- Vs V r S Hansen's Plumbing & Heating. Wins- CARPENTERS L DAGWOOD) ' -J A XS.H M RflV, ililibf- ' CLCCTRICIANf Bu.lding ond ,mdelin3. I o rrn-t $f!f ffFV-fa'P- u,tToR,.o2o D -Ll.tev r"i Wfe: 1 1 -m$T pY-m 1 john a. johnson I: Scientist Contends Telepathy Is Fraud WASHINGTON IPA University of Minnesota scientist contends that believers in mental telepathv, clairvoyance and other psychic phenomena are guiltv of human error or deliberate fraud. Dr. George It. Price, research associate at the university, writes in Science Magazine that he will doubt their claims until there has been "just one experiment that does not have to be accepted on a basis of faith in human honestv." Writing in the publication of the American Assn. for the Advance ment of Science, Price said the only acceptable explanations for experiments in psychic phenomena are "clerical and stitistical errors and unintentional use of sensory cl"es" or "deliberate fraud or mildly abnormal mental conditions." Answer to Previous Puzzle ' HI Sailing 39 She is on Roisterers 41 Equal Be displeased 43 Noblemen at - 48 Appropriate Phase 49 Make a Wand mistake Trumpeter 51 Permit River 52 Mimic CpHEM TWO SLOCKS Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses Issued MYERS - CARTER Gerald D. Myers and Darrellene L. Car ter, both of Riddle. POWELL - MACK Robert Roy Powell and Bonnie Lou Mack, both of Canyonville. GARREN - BROUGHTON Roy David Garrcn and Virginia Louise Broughton. both of Riddle. Divorces Granted COOPER William from Ber tha Cooper. ROY Ambrose G. from Rox ana Roy WILLIAMS Jess J. from Nel lie Williams. MULL1N Jean A. from James H. Mullin. Plaintiff's maiden name, McCormack, restored. STUDIO SUES SINATRA HOLLYWOOD 11 Twentieth Century-Fox Studios Monday an nounced it was filing suit for one million dollars against Frank Si natra for failing to report for work on their production of "Carrousel." MODEST Tndtswt Rsarutar r . g30 A.LAKI- I 'I have a lot easier time in traffic with that on AT BUNPlMfl SPEED) TO THE WO ft Salem Baton Twirler Fails In National Tilt COLUMBUS, O. 'inMiss Major ette of 1955 is Carolyn Willis, a 16 -year - old Chesterfield, S.C., brunette. She won a $300 trophy and a $200 cash prize after staging a baton-twirling performance i n a Confederate Army uniform to the tune of "Dix e" here Sunday night. She competed against 28 state champions and a top twirler from the province of Ontario, Canada. The Oregon entrant, Mary Jane Wait, of Salem, did not place. HURRICANE DODGED MIAMI, Fla. lav- The all clear was sounded Monday for the en tire East Coast and probably for Bermuda as far as Hurricane Edith is concerned. The Atlantic storm has made its predicted turn to the north-northeasterly course and will keep its bu to 6d mile winds over the open sea. said George Dunn, chief storm forecaster here. MAIDENS V. t- Petes! OaVa mm mm 9 I 1 I ft M my car!" A THE f kK LURCHED FOKNARP, EASY MAKES A WIGHTY LEAn AND GKftbS... Riversdale Folks Fly To Sacramento To Visit Son By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN Dr. and Mrs. Horace G. Miller ot Kisher Road flew to Sacramen to where they spent the weekend visiting their son and daughter-in-law. Go To Winchester Bay Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stritzke and family and Martha Stritzke recent Local Newlyweds Return From Trip By MRS. THELMA HANSON Mr. and Mrs. liarry Johnson have returned from a trip to vari ous poinls of interest in Canada. Mrs. Johnno.i is the former Char lotte Sand, who was married re cently. They are staying this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sand, and then will go to Port land where they will make their home. Daughtvr Born Mr. and Mrs. Roy Stone of Myr tle Creek are parents of a daugh ter, Leona Lea, born Aug. 15. She weighed 3 pounds ll'i ounces. .Mrs. Stone is the former Judv McBroon, daughter of Jlrs. Jewell McBroon of Elgarose. She is staying with ber mother for a few days. Mrs. Vera Alathewman, Mrs. Fleshman and a sister-in-law from San Bernardino, Calif, and Mr. and Mrs. liick Thompson visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Richard McCready FUNNY BUSINESS 1 U JT- . ' T. M. . U. "The new walk was Wilbur's idea he said the kids were riding their bikes too fasti" Floors laid ond finished. Carlson, ph. OR 3-8442. ly spent a Sunday at Winchester Bay. C. M. Stark and W. E. Ott spent several days last week at the coast at Yachats where they fished. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Divers and Kathy and Peggy of Kenosha, Wis., recently visited their friends, Mr. and its. Bob Stritzke. They of Toketce Kails visited recently with the lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Carl . Johnson have returned to their home after visiting over the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wimer and daugh ter, Stephanie. Johnson and Wim er enjoyed a fishing trip at Win chester Bay. Jon Holmquist, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmquist of Eugene, has been visiting with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Holm quist, since Friday. He will go to his other grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ulrich of Roseburg, la ter. Mr. and Mrs. Ogdon Coble and family and Mrs. Carl Backlund en joyed a weekend trip to Hyatt Lake. They enjoyed some fishing while there. Mr. and Mrs. Kd Erickson and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Erickson of Spokane, Wash., visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson. o-Nv'---" ' 1 1 .. . Ill s I -X;"' L PM. Off Watchmaker and Jeweler 1 TO 3 DAY StHVICE 101 SOUTH JACKSON Located in the E. G. High Insurance Office mm - Tue., Aug. 30, 1955 The News-Reviev, Roseburg, Ore. 13 are former Roseburg residents and were visiting their aunt, Mrs. Art Grisse, of Winchester. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jole and two children of Oakridge spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Jole's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Dixon, on Curry Road. An interesting house guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. O'Neil on Fisher Road is Mrs. Nell Phil lips of Tacoina, Wash. Mrs. Phil lips made the trip here by plane and will visit several weeks. Go To Eugene. Mrs. J. M. Burkhart .ind daugh ter, Kathy, spent Wednesday in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. John Trozclle and daughter, Valeric, and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Stark and Linda, Jim my and Susan spent the weekend at Yachats. Mr. and Mrs. Don Guilcy drove to the coast via Myrtle Point re turning on Highway 38 Sunday. Allan Burkhart of Eugene and his son, John, of Roseburg spent Sunday visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burkhart. Mrs. John Burkhart is convales- Circuit Court Complaints Filed Mary Florence Mulder vs. Py ramid Life Insurance Co. Plain tiff seeks $283.70 and Sill in two causes of action, alleged due through loss to her for hospital operation while covered by defend ant company's policy. Herbert A. Goss vs. G. J. Hdrt ii a n. Plaintiff seeks S859.62 and $2-10.10 in two causes of action, alleging the amounts arc due him on purchase of a logging truck and for goods and services. Julius Wayland Oilar vs. J. II. Luihn, other members of ho State Welfare Commission, and others. Plaintiff seeks injunction to slop proposed sale of his car by sher iff, and against defendant at tempting to collect money from him. Estte in Probate L. E. Burington has been ap pointed administrator of the estate of his son, Ward Louis Burington, killed Aug. S, 19.VI, at age of 18. The estate consists only of an ac tion for alleged wrongful death against Charles Shepard Jr. and Charles Shepard Sr., the petition states. 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NURSING CARE RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. X. Boi SI I, Rasekarg. Or. ORchard 3-5585 cing at her home after becoming suddenly ill and spending three days in Douglas Community Hospital. Mr. and airs. w. c. uu jr., wno reside across from the C o u n t r y Club, have painted their home. - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Whipple and Sherry of Fishtail, Mont., visited here last week with the former's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and, Mrs. Ned Dixon. To Study In Germany Miss Virginia Miller left last week for New York City whera she will take the boat Sept. 9 for Germany. Miss Miller, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Horace G. Miller, of Fisher Road will study under a Fulbright scholarship for one year at the University of Freiburg. En route to New York Miss Miller planned several stopovers to visit; relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sandburg and four children of Coos Bay wera overnight guests Wednesday of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McFerron, and family. The Sand burgs were en route to their home from a vacation in California. J. M. Burkhart spent Wednesday at Winchester Bay fishing. Estimated attendance in the Roseburg school district in tha 1955-58 school year is 5,208. Last year the figure was 4,935. The In crease would be 270. IIXJK dETTcn ORlUKurA ENERY PAY I NEED 1000 TONS SCRAP IRON AND METAL Hiahesr Prices Paid! PH. OR 3-8603 1667 HALL ST. I WILL PICK UP ROOFING New Rooting and Repali Work Free Eitimatm All work guaranteed Fisher Thorsen Paint Co., Portland W E. DAUfvl S PHONE ORchard 2-1571 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out at 9 We give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jaclcion OR 3-8524 Roseburg School of Business 1 34 North Jackson St. Das and Night Class, Stata Licensed. Approved tor Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Rutineee School Association Notional Council and Association ot Business School A "Sneedwritinn Srhool" ORchard 3-7256 PATRONIZE NEWS REVIEW AOVERTISETI T7 O e i