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ANOTHER ILIPHANT PORTLAND UPi Portland U going to get tnolhrr elephant, companion for Rosy who came here from Thailand. Zoo Director Jack Marks sot the word Wednesday in a cablegram from Austin Klegcl who arranged for Rosy'a acquisition, lie now is visiting in Thailand and said the king "is pleased to present the children of Portland a male ele phant as a companion for Kosy." Commissioner Stanley Karl said the city would accept it but would be happier with another female as they are easier to handle. PHOTO FINISHING in at 5. . out at 9 W fir S&H Creen Stomps CLARK'S STUDIO 101 J. Jackie OR I-BS2 Missing Airpljn Found On Vancouver Island : PORT AI.BERNI, B.C. i A ' Pacific Western Airlines plane 'that vanished Tuesday with four men aboard was found on Vancouv er Island Wednesday, i The pilot and his three passeng ! ers are all alive, the Royal Can I adian Air Force reported, i The pilot was Capt. J. Mghtbown : of Vancouver. His passengers were Bill Craig and C. Rowland of Van- couver and Gene Olson of Seattle, j The plane was on a flight from 'Port Alberni to Cold River, 130 miles up the island. An Rt'AK officer said the plane was sighted upside down. Anoth er plane of the airline was sent to pick up the four men. The plane was sighted while a I concerted air, sea and ground ' search was being pressed in un favorable weather. V CP. "' -.-!--- ... "I'm dribbling away lest cash now that I have an Investment Savings Account at UMPQUA SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION 147 N. Jackson St. Phone OR 2-2657 Connie Bridgess Leads In Sweetheart Contest ! Connie Bridgess, candidate for I sweetheart of the Bible School of I the Kir st Christian Church from j Loyal Leaders class, took the lead lover the other candidates as a res . ult of votes tabulated Sunday. ! Accord ins to the Rev. Newell Morgan, live Sundays remain in the sweetheart search. Other girls in the contest are: j Gail Currier, Betty Churchill, 'Betty Hrydges, Charlotte Kelley, 'Carol Sperber and Mary Elise L'n ' rath. On of these will be crowned j sweetheart queen Sunday, Ken. 12. Local Chorus Schedules Appearance At Dillard The Roseourg Barbersnop Chor us will furnish entertainment as part of the Dillard Parent-Teacher Assn. program when that group meets Mondav, Jan. 16 at 8 p.m. at the Dillard School. Mrs. Harry Worthylake, Dillard teacher, is also appearing on the program and will show colored slides and tell of her experiences as a teacher while in the Marshall Islands. A short business meeting will precede the entertainment. Third, grade mothers will furnish refresh ments. The public is invited. Film Presentation Will Be Made By Locsl Church The First Christian Church will present the film "Where the Bible Speaks, We Speak," Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. The film shown in cour will give a history of the church. Also shown on the film will be a portion of a manuscript containing ihe first five books of the Old Testament written in Hebrew. The public is cordially invited to attend. Oakland Presbyterian Church Holds Meeting I At a recent congregational meet ing of the Community Presbyter ian Church at Oakland, reports were read by S. 11. Early. .Mrs. Kay Stearns and the Rev. Hom er Noble. Officers elected on the three year rotary plan were: elders, Mrs. Es ther Little and Erick Wattman; deacons, .Mrs. Patricia Rice and Herbert Parker; trustee, Kenneth Copeland; Sunday school supt., Jesse Lee; church treasurer, S H. Early; ushers, Willard Lee, Kay Stearns. Walter Nimocks Jr., Noel Perrault and John Wilcox. CAMPAIGN STARTED The youth department of Ihe First Christian Church started Sunday in their campaign for Betty Churchill as sweetheart of the Bible school. However, they would like to nrye all high school and college-age young people to come tins Sunday and help put their candidate in the lead. BE SURE 'TO REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES You may win toblc model TV let, a new sew ing machine or a channel 4 antenna initollation. T.V. CENTER ' EMERSON and OLYMPIC TELEVISION No Down Payment on Approved Credit DON'T GET CAUGHT IN THE RUSH! Television will be in Rote burg very soon. Get your lets now and be sure of quick service. BRING THIS AD TO T. V. CENTER. IT'S WORTH $10 00 TOWARDS THE PURCHASE OF ANY CBS OR CO LUM3IA TV. THIS OFFER GOOD FOR 30 DAYS! Sewing Machine Center Your VIKING Headquarters REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES RENTALS GRAND OPENING SPECIAL SINGER CONSOLE With Attachments Includei stool and button holt attachment. Was 169.95 NOW JUST 139.95 Bring this ad to Sowing Mo chine Ctnttr. It's worth 10 00 toward th purchase of any new sewing machine. Thu offfr good for 30 doyi. 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The firm points out that the Con stitution says that supreme justices must be elected by the people, or appointed by the governor when vacancies occur. This provision, the Portland law yers contend, means that the Leg islature can't provide any other method for placing judges on the supreme bench. The Portland firm is interested in a ease in which Judge Craw ford Is to sit on Thursday. jTexans Arrive I In Winston Recently By MRS. GLENN W. RYDER .Mrs. Sam Hamilton and son, l.ar ' ry. of Ti'xarkana, Tex., arrived in I Winston recently for a visit with her parents, the James E. Smiths. Smith is now at home following slay of several days in the hos pital. He is reported to be recoer- ing nicely. Mrs. Hamilton is also a sister of Mrs. H. (i. Kreeman who resides on Stlksdorf Street in Winston. j This is Mrs. Hamilton's first trip to Oregon. j Mrs. Krv Cubser spent five days I in Klamath Kails recenlly at the ' bedside of her father, William sparks, who underwent a major operation. .mis. iiuoser received word tins week that her father's condition is steadily improving. Mrs. Malcolm Miles and small daughter, Cray Marie, who reside on Edwards Street in Winston, have been in New Mexico for sev ral weeks due to the recent ill ness and death of Mrs. Miles' moth er. They plan to return home soon. Th inauic show by The Great Knirico, sponsored by the Dillard PTA Wednesday night, was voleil a success. The (ileal Emrico also put on a free show for both Ihe morning and afternoon students at the school Wednesday. Your correspondent's telephone was out of order for four days re cently. If you have anv news call Mrs. Ryder u OS 9M21 or OR 3-3240. . I jr. f I M- II jyiHN MACHINES RETURNED Frl., Jan. 13, 1956 The N.wi-R.vi.w. Roieburf. Or. 5 ACPtARING LOCALLY at tne nrst HresDytenan uiurcn will be Hal Bokor, left, and Mina Caldwell, right, Monday, Jan. 16, when Alan Paton's drama, "Cry, the Beloved Country," will be presented by members of the Bishop's Company. The performance will start ot 8 p.m. COOS BAY District Judse Thomas Swanton has nrdered Ihe return of two pinhall machines to cafe proprietor W. B. Dooley. The judge said there was no evidence that illegal payoffs were being made to customers. The machines had been seized in I raid hy Sheriff Charles Strawn Dec. 20. Latest Creationi in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggtst LirtU Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. Oak OR 3-6123 Three Men Captured At Police Roadblock JUNCTION' CITY iV-A police 1 roadblock here Tuesday night re sulted in the capture of three men accused by police of attempting (o i break open a safe in Albany, Scheduled for arraignment in Al 1 bany Wednesday on burglary charges are Thomas K. Culver, 28, and Stanley Compton, 21, both of Junction City, and Karl Bonnay ; Jr., of Salem. i Albany police said a merchant patrolman surprised thre men in the act of trying to peel a safe in the .Medical Building about 10:30 p.m. They ran to Ihe rear of the building, smashed a window, and : made their escape. j Later llarrisburg police spotted a car speeding through town and gave chase. They radioed ahead to Junction City and a roadblock was thrown up by police of thai citv. The three men in the car were captured and returned la the Linn County jail in Albany. Rep. Engle Says Court Decision Threat To Water WASHINGTON W Hep. Kngle (D-CaliO said Thursday a recent Supreme Court decision involving Oregon threatens the traditional water rights of the IS Western reclamation states. Because of this, he said in a statement, he has introduced a bill In clarify and reaffirm these rights. 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