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0 0 O Go ooO 8 o CO o o o oo o P G3 O 0 G o o O o o o oo oo o G0 0 O o O o l, m wg 'Hi ;ng Body BfcJLo krtfc. Tuo.t Prt Regarded For All Clendalts Sfudenfs ('Read Drunk' Case . Rv MRS. GERALD B. FOX (jlenaaie wraue ana mii hiiwi iuiri iu State police were unable to find the corpus delicti when called Sun day afternoon to investigate a re port of a dead man in a car After interrogating, witnesses. the conclusion wai reached that was iust Glendale, cut off the end of recent accident. pupils w-Ul have an opprtunity to u.-..,i S. fr.. (.alt v-rm ixilia shots enters Hospital at the schools Tuesday I Kay B. Harris, 60. was taken lo the "victim" probably According to what shots have, me forest uien nuspiiai in v.an-,-dead drunk been received by the individual yonville by ambulance, last week The case of the "missing body" pupils prcviouslv, first, second and suffering a possible heart attack, came to state police in a rounda third shots will be given. The liaven Smith, who received a bout way. They were called bv the county health department will be spinal injury in a woods accident sheriff's office which had been in m charge. near North Bend before Christ-1 formed of the capf by Roseburg ' mas, was released to his home re- police. Californians Visit cently. . Roseburg police had received Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ball and The executive council of the their information from Terry Day. dauchtcr of Shasta. Calif , spent Men s Brotherhood of the Glendale 5o0 NE Fulton St. The circle was i a few days in Glendale recently , Baptist Church met Sunday and completed when a state police of and did some work on their home, made plans for a brotherhood ficer contacted Day and was giv- it to the meeting to be held at the church en this story: annex aturaay evening. Jan. . here prior lo renting Omer Tracy family. .Mrs. Lila Granthem, formerly of A hot dog supper will be one fea-' man Sn Aalea. who moved to California lure of the meeting about Thanksgiving time, is now employed at the County Hospital m Ventura. She was employed at the Forest Glen Hospital while a resident here. Carli Cooper of Canyunville but formerly of Glendale. was nos pitalizcd at the Forest Glen Hos Public Employes Form Roseburg Credit Union "Dougco-Municipal-Federal Car Day had been stopped about three miles east of the city on NE ; Douglas Avenue by a man who was looking in a red and white station ! wagon. The man asked Day lo ! call police as there was a dead man in the vehicle. Another car was parked nearby with a woman in it. Day said. Day told the officer he made The Credit I'mnn" was officially chart. pilal in Canyonville recently with rrr(i j San Francisco earlier this a Broken snouiaer ana severe month and is now ready to serve the call and returned to Una ootn ' bruises. A log struck him and roll- --mploves of Roseburg, Douglas vehicles gone and then observed ed across his shoulder and down Countv and the slate. them going east on the North I mp-j his arm H V. Waller, manager of the qua Road. I Howard Johnson of Glendale. Ma 0f,c, cf Hie Department of Residents near the scene of the who was injured in a woods acci-, Moinr Vehicles, reports that a "crime" said the man had climbed dent m December has reentered mfeting will be held Wednesday : into the station wagon, pushed the , the Forest Glen Hospital. He is al p m. to elect officers and solid-, "body" over and drove off with! recovering, but pain is still severe ,jv organiIJtion the woman, following in the other! enough to require special treat-! R,v Kegler will act as chair- car. mem- man of the meeting, to be held in the county court auditorium in the courthouse. According to Waller, the organ ization offers financial assistance and savings opportunities lo em i i O G Catherine Jane ivKgtps. It. res ident of Mapleion. died Sunday in a Roseburg hospital. Mrs. 1 Phelps had been visiting her son. Harold Horn, and family over in Christmas holidays when she be- rr 01. sne was Dora sept. s, 1st, in tlhk Ooks Grange rfaldsCaidleligHl Service, Meeting Winston-Dillard HEU Donates To Undergoes Treatment W. K. Morrison was treated for a corneal ulcer of the left eye. He is still undergoing medical , Bombers Harass Negro , Folks In Two Cities (Continued from Page 1) POLIO MOTHER Mrs. Dale Lander, 1549.NW Jeffer son Ave , has been named honorary chairmon of the Mothers' March of Polio Jon. 30. A polio victim as a child, she aids her husband, who is crippled by the disease, in his accounting business ot their home. Londer's sister, Sharon has had the disease. Londer spent 10 months in rehabilitation center ot Sonta Monica, Colif ., ond Mrs. Londer learned therapy application there and administers three to four hours of therapy to him each day now. I heir children, left to right, ore: Cindy, 1!'2, Scott, 3'2, ond Gregg, 5Vi. (Paul Jenkins) No Inflation Needed, Eisenhower Declares (Continued from Page 1) ng steady improvement ""! " 'ul.e clt-r1c"wr ,r 8lat' ' planted-exploded last night in the l,Zr -HZ?n nronrle.nr f:"ho. wl5.h. t0 v'' !?"' ot front yard of a Negro family which the Quines Creek Garage n e a r I ,,,,h ,t . n L hi n nf,n,ly lmlv'11 inl Predom'- turn are visible, he said, includ Azalea, was treated for a splinter I "n'ledr ' m"ln Md m , lately white neighborhood. mg: of glass which had lodged in his ! There were no injuries. Strong, sustained consumer de jonn vjainuie. M-year-uiu seiv- mand; very nine decline in in le Homesteader station operator in whose yard comes or total buying power; ns- line nomo exploded, said ne oia.mg outlays by slate and local gov ernments ; increased loft ua . . ,r Carl Wilson, employed at the box ! DlXOnvi factory at the Robert Dollar Mill i Succumbs In Oklahoma Health Conference Set At Reedsport Feb. 6 The second Regional Health Con ference sponsored by the Oregon Scholarship Fund ( By BRUNETTE WILSON - The W inston - Dillard Home Fair Oaks Grange was opened Extension Unit met recently with by a candle light service giving Connie Nelson as leader for the New Year's resolutions. dav. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wilson and the oroiect was main dish meals Girard, Kan., and came to Oregon Mrs. Nellie Landers of Evergreen. hich was prepared and served to 73 years ago, living most of the : Grange were guests. the IS members present, time in Lane County. She was mar- Naomi Murdock. Home Econom- . donation was made for a ried in 1900 to John C. Horn in Eu- lie Chairman, announced that Jo- school scholarship, for a Douglas gene. He preceded her in death in aephine Carr would be hostess for County student. Ruby Belle Kober 1940. In July 194S. she was mar- the next HEC meeting on Jan. 21 n,t gave a report on Pakistan, the ned to Jesse Phelps and moved at the grange hall and that' the country currently being studied by from Elmira to Mapleton. iyear books would be given out at the group. Announcement was She was a member of the First that time. made of the basic meeting to be Christian Church of Elmira. j Maggie Francis, former home ndd in Roseburg, Jan 23, on dress- Surftving are her husband, Jesse economics chairman, gave her Ti- making. A , Mapleton: two daughters, Mrs. nal report and Velma Brauning-, church Women meet Clifford (Elva) Freeman, Veneta, er read her quarterly report. Les-I jne Women's Missionary Societv and Mrs. D. L. (Neita) Wilkison, i ter Harrison, agricultural chair- 0( tne Winston Christian Church Prescott. Arii.; a son, Harold W. man reported the possibility met at the church for a work day. Horn. Roseburg; two stepsons, of future use of artificial pre- -j,e adies tied quilts and made Delbert Phelps, Mapleton, and cipilation for pears in the Rogue pians for the regular m o n t h 1 v Robert Phelps, La Mirada, Calif.; River Valley and that it would meelmg Jan. 28 at the home of a stepdaughter. Mrs. M. G. (Eve- start about April 1 and last until jrs saums, in Winston, at 7:30 lyni Frakea, Bridgeport, Mich.: 12 Oct 15. Pm grandchildren and eight great- It was voted to buy two hams yr and jirs. O. D. McAllister of grandchildren. . for Pomona Grange, which Fair rj,iard are in Desert Hot Springs, Funeral services will be held Oaks is hosting at the IOOF Hall calif., where they expect to stay Wednesday, at 2 p m. in the Si-j in Sutherun Jan. 25 at 7 p.m. several months, mon - Loundsbury Funeral Home! Fred Brauninger, grange Tim-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawson, White in Eugene. The Chapel of the Ros- ber Dav chairman, reported that traveled to Eugene Sunday to vis es is in charge of the arrange- the proceeds from the last Timber it thier son. Leon, who was tha I menus. Interment will follow in Davs would be used for sidewalks victim of a car accident in De. the Inman Cemetery in Elmira. j in the Sutherlin City Park. r cember. He is reported to be in I The lecturers hour under Nora serious condition, and still uncon- H,;4. a. I .Cracroft consisted of two songs, scious. The 22-vear-old youth un- OSpifal INeWS iPegsv O'NeU and Linger Awhile, derwent surge last week for a bv Lee Wilson; a game of scat- fractured jaw. He is also suffer- " " tered shoes was won bv Elwin uig from concussion, 4nd other in Mercy Hospital I King followed by group singing. juries, and is in lire Sacred Admitted A demit card was granted Peg- Heart Hospital. Surgery: Forrest Holmes. Mrs.! V Jean Austin. Uroy Gerard was! Leater Ftory. Roseburg; Mr,. Jes- .reported as better the eter.n. , . r p f se -Mitts. .Myrtle Creek. : ""shm- "ri Medical: Mrs. Magdalen Gal- Manning inannea me uranse lor , At Concert On Sunday lantz. Mrs. Bernard Rogers. Ed ""N sent ner nlle 5ne 111 Rirllain Rncahiir' Mrs Cl mam At the rinse nf the eveninff re-, Cantwell, Oakland. freshments were served. The next, Generous measures of applause Discharged i meeting will be the regular potluck , greeted the performance of pianist James Freeman. John Adams. ! dinner Jan. 28. Amy Lee Arney Sunday during a Mrs. Cradv Manlcin Mrs Rohert I I concert sponsored by the Rose- FIRE: POLICE: MONEY: 664 S. E. Stephens, ILaseburg CALL OR 2-2644 CALL OR 3-6633 CALL OR 3-6668 -jlot believe it was racially inpired ny i Trouble Prom Start menl- and slronc business confi. District Fire Chief Don Fuller dence. attested by the long-range Rural Health Council will he held P.rnu-nin" Tr AnHv 1 ChAnll Feb. 6 at Reedsport. Mrs. Gill Harvev and baby. Scott Glide Men To Enter The all-day program will include Edward: Mrs. Richard Bonebrake. ! e w:. I t,i, e.i a re-evaluation of tuberculosis con- Janet McDanieL June Cawrse. Mrs. J " Jiem jaie Drivate 11 ul "'""""s reie r uueriun. ivoseourg: .i r I. Lwujswii ui .iiuu Kuiuauvc pivir oiariin t-ee ana oaDy. lameron Word has been received Mrs. I.innie Breedlove. Dixonville uiai .ins. rioia ricsiiwaier, M, ...A ne.shhnrs nf Gamh e tn ri m.'.,, ... died at her i vestinaturs the familv had bien n3nt,.n .nH n.ir,t.tmn Mr. 'reh.ter siwl her h,,.. ' l " ' . " j . ' .L ., . "V. '" V" nnr sinri" nev nuiea inio uie .-ti band homesteade d near Roseburg non5e Iw0 months ago. ' As we look ahead in 19i8. there be heId m American Legion Hall. ey. Sutherlin: Mrs. Stanley Long iiuormauon or reservations may Lmrxiua: ura Anderson. Glide formerly of Roseburg Tulsa, Okla . home Jan sTi, h VKr "yru"'"' V' ,u V 1 Tn Dli'!, lcfl 1 cr,(,r about ,wo are arounds for expecting that the She had been in failing health for . rrt deep about five feet from the decline in business activitv need some time and had been bedridden with a fractured hip since last August. burg District of the Oregon Music Teachers Assn. in me rirsi -vietno-dist Church, Roseburg. Attending the concert by the pi- ii t- c . . . c ano artist, wno lormeny was on William E. Crawford and Son. .u. i,,,. IV. limerOD ri:.!. ....n .i lasun. lems in the afternoon. , Ann. Glendale: Mrs. Kenneth Mc- , . "p' ," r,l Tn Conservatory and now teaches mu- The council has urged residents dure and babv. Rhonda S u e: , $1,1. Growers' ,3th T annual hfed 510 m her home ,J0Wn i Sneridan- of Douglas. Coos. Curry. Lane Mrs. Hiram Cunningham. M r s. I m f.u a, Saleii ,nnual b,ed were students and teachers of the and Lincoln Counties to attend the Grover Moore Mrs Lawrence ' J- Z, ":m- music association and parents and conference. The program will last Rauschl and babv Jean Mane-i Tne Crawford entries will be friends. from 9:15 a m. to 4 n m. and will i.i-in. r.mi.,.. vir. rin.H hr ' Grim Princess, third - place sen- The association will sponsor in- ioi ui pi mc siaic idu, .uiss Ddi-'otner concert, Dy pianist unoi fly. fourth-place senior silt at Ihe DeMott Spencer, on Feb. 9. stale lair: ano .suss Aonne. tnira be obtained from the Douglas Lee Nelson, Myrtle Creek. Douglas County Tuberculosis and Health Assn. Check Charge Dropped When Witness Absent Because the complaining witness did not appear at a preliminary hearing for A. W. Ross. Myrtle Creek. Kridav in Canvnnville ins. tip fnwri a ihird attaint! Rnfi I Gamble s front porch. It shattered not be prolonged and thal'econo- County Extension Service or the winnows in nearny IMiilu-s ana was mlc growth can De resumed witn- reported heard and felt 11 blocks out extended interruption." awav. Other official sources, more ex- Officers said three sticks of un- plc,t than the president, said the exploded dynamite were found in downtrend is expected to continue a can in the front yard, leading unt, a turnaround point is reached them to believe the bomb pos- ,. April-June quarter or the Julv- sibly was planted. September period. Indians Rout Klan Rally In N. Carolina (Continued from Page 1) Douflli s Community Hospital Admitted Surgery: Amy Erbe, Carl Rush, Raymond Hughes. Quinlon Clark. Roseburg: Mrs. Arthur Cunning ham. Camas Valley. Medical: Dixie Culvertsoo. Jack ie Bntlain, Gaylene Kidney place winner in the junior gilt division. Highway 38 Is Closed By Construction Work WALLET TURNED IN Highway 38 was closed bv con- Rob- : struction blasting 12' miles west the fact that two KKK crosses bin Street. George Johnson. Mrs. oi Keedsport today, the Mate High- were burned near Indian homes Clarence DeCamp, Mrs. Gerald w-ay Department said. during the preceding week. Hembree. John Rackley, Mrs. John The highway may be re-opened Although Indians poured bullets lain. .Mrs. trnest smitn. Susan ; Tuesday, according to The Asso- j Tighter Labor Law Asked I The message repeated with em- A wallet containing 52 cents and phasis the administration's re- was dropped. He had been accused ' papers belonging to Alia S. Spuidrc. quest for a higher limit on the fn, in minutes mm field where Booth. Willie Childers. Roseburg: dated Press. of writing a worthless check. 644 W. Madrone St., was turned federal debt, a one-year extension De0Dle milled in Ditch darkness. I Roy Tilton. Camas Valley; Tommy Bert Burgos ne, deputy district ' over to Roseburg police today by at present corporation and excise onv (our men were wounded i Allen. Oakland; Mrs. Richard attorney, said tne complainant ap-1 M j. uonKnwsKi, 315 n. Kiversiue i tax rates, tne larm program sent Done seriously. Gardner, Wilbur. parenuy nau leu tne state. ur. NeWest SAN1TONE Discovery Restores like-new texture to both Woolens and Sheer Materials! And Only Licensed Sanitone Dry Cleaners Have It I (WHO'O l V 04M W"CS NOT ONLrV i THESE OUTFITS HAD ) LOOK UKE NEW BUT THEY ) ( BEEN CLEANED 12 TIMES' J ( " NEW AND DRAPE I h V Original "Finish" of Suitings and Dress Fabrics Is Fully Restored in Every Dry Cleaning Arts tirmtnt ot charm to thr mm lrv tifnin fri rch .Milfn nt ih?ir ciHlon. m tA,. ro noACr-rrh l miuh of its rrtairtneM and i'urrf timth inihc-JiHh. lepltie rhjt finnh qun,klv ui prinjr, ntinH t ihf t pi, a I t r n, trri gite f ah one in t.t th-.-m No i iv hat btn pcrtevieJ in the liimut sannuft Latbotastoncv 10 rctorc hkt-ntw hnih io n fahrit. ry time it (.leaned. That mean ti tin no Weep tour favorite; uit. toai and drettes hand Kit fresh and new looking almost ndehonelv arc peittially lnened to ofler ovj (hit tertut. Call us toda. KIDS: Bt Surt Mom and Dad ask for FREE BAMBI PICTURES FAST SERVICE ON MQUtST NO EXTRA CHARGE n " O w AlWATS ell NT Y or tttt PAtKINC Lilly Goodman, 411 NE Winches ter St., told Roseburg police Sat urday that two boys had broken into a building behind her shop and had broken several flower pots - BREAK-IN BY BOYS lo the Capitol last week, and the Discharged new plan to aid science education. War Record Cited Mrs. D. G. Horn and babv. Den- The President urited enactment i Simeon Oxendine, son of the nis Dean; Mrs. Ray Besley and oi lan naniey u amenaments mavor of the Indian community of baby. Dorothy Mane. Oakland; including a tautening or restraints Pembroke, proudlv wrapped him- James Ferguson, Riddle; Mrs. un ciuiiui; uviLvua uu glutei- 5ff iff a Ca ing suDjeci oi a special message anc winked due later tnis wceic ana aaupuon nvenHme r.r ... . orln Carolina Otn UIMriCl OI UIB iuuui, .uia. nmcm rtiiuciwu auu .jj--,... to further loosen housing credit. : Veterans of Foreign Wars which baby. Ronald Lee: Mrs. Leonard aarc' Other proposals Most of which jncu(ies slx hite clubs and one Hammer, Mrs. W. Damewood, Lin- were maue in tne earner siaie ot or in(i,an, saKj he made 30 bomb- da Grav. Debra Weseman, Lor-1 Ihe Lnion and Budget messages jng missions over Germany in raine Vail. Clarence Ford. Fred would: World War II. i L. Southwick, Roseburg: Mrs. Em-' Lase the tax laws in several Th B)v.,ii jim uhiu nM..rv Smith Ixlie Anderson. Mrs. state notice Saturday that his minor ways to benefit small busi- e MOua Indians and 25,000 Ne- Rov Hagnes, Willard Baker Jr., daughter Judy's purse' was stolen vtmsion: airs, uonaia inxon, raye irom a car at uie urun v.aie rri aptured KKK banner Lewns Smith. Mrs. Charles Drew , " ""n l at newsmen. ; and baby Edwin James; Grady , , Jh. A'V.S', commander of h . Carrol,. Timothy ..D, Doug,,, had talked tthe boM butheh.d PURSE, CASH STOLEN J. V. Moody. Yoncalla, informed ness. But any tax concessions in- trrfs in Robffo County voivmg suostantiai loss ot revenue Mos, of tne Robe,on Indians art must wait until a general tax cut Lumbees They once were known is posMuie, Lisrnnnwr saia Make the Small Business Admin istration a permanent agency and as the Cherokee Indians of Kobe son County. Lumbee is taken from enlarge its authorization to make R. i,n, f Robeson hava business and disaster loans. been generally peaceful. But In- Extend the $l-an-hour minimum a. . . a i.. ..i, k. wage to some additional groups of thf cro55 burnings. One was in workers, as provided in a pending front of the home of ln Innian measure. woman who reportedly was dating Set up federal machinery lo help a white married man. The other cities with chronic unemployment a, burned in a white neighbor problems, hood where an Indian family had Require large companies to no- occupied a hou-e. Klansmen were tilv the government before merg- quoted as saying the burnings ing and otherwise tighten the anti trust laws. were a warning to Indians, ine Saturday rally was reported to be Nicholas. Sutherlin: Mrs. Cullett, Myrtle Creek. John day night. He said the purse con i tamed two billfolds, papers and $15. MAN alive, if vou hae? insurance prob erm, by a" rneons call te KEN SAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 830 S E Rose St.. Roseburg A'e'rt not a firm that SLEEPS hiit you orry. We handle vour muronce tike it as our own and we'll devote hours bv tne HUNDRED ro the job if that's what it ?akes. We try to handle vour in iuronce business so that vou and vour friends will come to us with .-our problems through the YEARS! copyrighted Extend the Trade Agreements warning to Indians to waicn Act for five years, authorize fur- ,heir s,ePj ther reciprocal tariff cuts, and per- nut the United States to enter the FLUE FIRES; NO DAMAGE I proposed Organization for Trade' Cooperation Several flue fires plagued the Roseburg area over the weekend. Wage-Price Warnings but no damage resulted in anv of; The President turned to a prob- them, lem that provided a recurring Saturday morning at 11 10, the (heme for the report: The hazard Westside Substation of the Rose that wage negotiations may pro- burg Fire Department was called duce hich settlements translated to the home of W. C. Troxel at 843 quickly into inflationary price in- W. Rainbow St. Sunday, at 8 24 creases, and that these in turn p m.. the main stauon was called may discourage consumer buying to the R. llebard residence. 153" and impede economic progress. SE Jackson St., where they stood "Business managements m u s t by recugnire that price increases that The Roseburg Rural Fire De are unwarranted by costs ... not partment dispatched one piece of onlv lower the but ing power of equipment to the Cal Cox borne, the" dollar but also" may be self- H23 Barager Rd. al p m. Satur- defeating by causing a restnction da of markets, lower output, and a narrowing of return on capital in- ing 0f the margin between prices vestment. lnd The lealersh.p of labor must Eisenhower added " Freedom. reco;nire thai waje increases that including economic freedom, re go beyond over all productivity quires self-discipline. If important ;ains are inconsistent with stable groups ignore this truth, the alter prices and that the resumption natives ara either an economy of economic growth can be slowed damaged by inflation or controls by wane incieases that involve ei- thai are incompatible with o u r ther higher prices or a narrow-: free competitive institutions " v m FOR 5 DAYS, STARTING TOMORROW AT NOON And Wed. thru Sat. 9:30 to 12 Cr 1 to 5 Get a Beautiful 5x7' Picture of Your Baby I -W M PIN-UPS CALL FOR BIDS tidt will ba accepted unlit 12 noon, February 16, 19S8 lor tha tale ond removal of residence, garoqe ond miscellaneous buildings Irom tha COPCO Dixonville Sub station property exclusive of pump house. Removal will include wiring, plumbing but not nec essarily concrete foundotiont. Bids are to ba accompani ed by certified checks amount to 10 per cent el the bids. Time will be allowed lor removal up to 120 day! with tigning ot lalei contract. Company reserves the right to refuse any or all bids. To inspect thu property, pleaia contact tha operator en duty at the COPCO Diionville Substation. Mail bids to: THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. s7 A (H IT J AGI LIMIT S YIAR. One or two children in any one family will be photograph ed singly at 4c each for the first pic lore. Each addition al child under five, $1.30 for the first pictnre. na awy owe A several cempleuly finished photegro... . . . n m dhOertvM m.i ... fee enh 't. Yeu will not be urd ) hwy, k H ye wis yH ( buy met remaimna pheorophs at only 1.25 tee me est, $t fee me lnd enel S ler eny .dditi.il PK besaaM In me ttere. Httl $ All Yli! DO- t ? o 0 J r,( tea Ixkf H) P.oxt'i tmm 1J mtttt H mm ar dm V. rkm U. JO kIImImI s. t a aiee pkentrter i Kke M.ecal stxturtt .m . antamalx leeea1 .camera, a-flr kfHts. Cj Tee will aaeitied year aeMn am raaay! 1019 S. t. DOUGLAS STRUT ORchard 3 8291 P. 0. lo 981 Roseburg, Oregon r-. o O n ' o o o : o O c0 oJ o o '' (J o o o o o . c0o o o 0 p30 o o o J Go 0 0 o ' O I ('' 3 o o O O c 0 Q CD 6. 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