1
2 The News-Review, How bur j. Or. Thurs. June 5. 1951
Women Proving !
What Men Knew:!
They Can Talk
FAYETTE VILLE, N.C. (AP) -'
A marathon talkathon here has
brought on a moaniing list of coo-:
tenants women ready u proe
hat men have known sure the j
beginning of time, that there's,
nothing more long winded than a
talkative woman.
The yakinf goes on morning. I
noon and night. The objert'i to
see who can keen it ud the long-1
but there aiays
UsU
Thor Missile
Firing Success
From Launcher
TAPE CANAVERAL. Fla (API
The Air Force hat shown that
h Thor intermediate Range mia
ul development program m well
on the way toward meeting its
operational objective.
The huge 1RBM took another
big step Wednesday h.n it was
ured from a ucucal launching pad
lor in first time. The test appear
ed to be highly successful.
The pad. a aimply-construetcd
steel platform, was a prototype of
the launching stand to be used
when the powerful bird is deploy-
. td witn troops later this year
.n,?n,. "Ul ED GARRISON, Eugene, hoi
The first two contestants already been selected stole cnoirmon, Thor souadrons are earmarked
hae proved themseUes Cham- for "June is Doiry Month," I for assignment with the Royal Air
P'?"'-. . . v i ,. in.n oofioool doiry foods pro-1 Frc En'" ' December.
Contestant No. 3 it we. I into ' I Air Fore crews are undersold 8
what she hopes will break the old motion, foornson is v.ce pr'-1 training aimed toward that goal at
mark and behind her are four dent or the Oregon Doiry' the cape.
me Air force says mat wnen
-
VE I
WANT 1
more women. To top it oil. Erni Council ond has onnounced
sonaUty. will challenge the even- h hmt of this years irv
tual wmner. dustry compoign will b,
Contestant No. S is Mrs Arthur "June's Best Buys arc Dairy
Csppi, it. who baa tvo children, ; Foods "
an 18-year-old boy and a 12-year- ;
old daughter. She started in at
7H p.m. Wednesday night n VirifiAN Rskla
pounding on her experiences on 'atallwn DIUIC
She's aiming for a record of A School At Glide
hours, 44 minutes and 14 seconds . . .
set by contestant No. 2. Mrs. JD.jTO 5tart MondjV
McCauley, a 49-year-old grand-1
mother. Mrs. Louis Oram, Z7, a
Fayetteville secretary, started
the Thor it operational it will be
fired in 15 minutes.
In previous tests, seven of them
successful, the Thor was launched
from a standard static pad which
is equipped with special devices
to facilitate test opetVtions.
Th missile was designed for a
range of 1.5C0 miles but it report
edly bat soared as far as 2.600
miles or more in previous tests.
The missile is competing with
an inter-service rival the Army
Jupiter for the honor of becom
ing this nation's intermediate
Ktf MR SV ilTUUI EI BV
v.. .. d;.i .. i .i. s-ii-i- ' ranse ballistic veanon
. , , . i i 1 1, , ivauvu dujiv niwui uie uihie
S hor,."which bVat the';'ecord n'So "at
b0U:' LouUi,nl SUU I Them, of the school program is
I mversity co-ed 'Advyntunne with t'hr,.t " Te.oh.
.11 5 ' all
mLJn
MIA fins! Hi
Negro Student
Graduated From
Carolina School
Smith Funeral Set
In Roseburg Friday
'Pope Grants Nun
Right To Marry
Man From Dead
The content goes on and on in an
mwm .h If-. I,-. VI -
i',PPJi,,B,Ct Zr eid!i'ch0" chUdre": Mr- ""n'ti tol.
lift r h E?Z3Z!SF?5l P": Mr. .....oie. Sehloem.n.
w.'-" jun.or class;
' tKhiuil at
New Construction
UpOverApril's KZSTZgB l32SBS Riddle Services
nuwaru nauiein. cniirman oi . . . , . i
uicmvrTnv ,m m,. tu- t .A u i Keith, and granddaughter, Marie. m i i m
ent reported today that new con- j authority at the board meeting I ""'," ' J". , dCiiedUled rridaV
Ashland Family
Visits In Olalla
BREAKING DOWN James C. Petrillo. president of the
American Federation of Musicians since 1940, break
down n tears as his name u put to the floor in nomina
tion for re-election at the convention in Philadelphia.
Petrillo told the convention he was forced to decline th
' honor because of bis health.
Portlander Heads Musicians Union
PHILADELPHIA (AP) Mild-
Funeral services for Mrs. Sutaa
r.srrvcnnDn v r m t Minerva Smith. 91. who died lion- FLORENCE, Italy . This is
an 14-year-old honor s'udent grad- day at her Richmond. Calif , home, the story of a man who returned
uaung last night from Greensboro '"J be held in The Chapel o( the from the dead and a nun who ob-
Senior High School, the words of R her Frld)' 1 P-m; lh PP Permission to
City School Supt. Ben L. Smith f Rev- Jm" .h my nlm- ...
J . ill ! . . v.- a Vault interment will follow in central Italian hill town of Kalci-
He told the graduates to be ready CjvJ Bend Ceme,y. a no. near Areixo. south of Flor-
to stand for what they thought MfJ Smilh ts ,he daui!), of ence Aba Ouidotti, a pretty girl
was right, no matter what u cost leob tnd SpJur ploneer ()f ls lna R,naldo Malesini, 16,
them materially. residenu of Roeburg Her parenu became engaged.
Then, with the others, Josephine settled on donation land claims A year later, in !93, mar came
Ophelia Boyd received her diplo- ln the early l&jos. Her grand-; Rinaldo was called to arms. Be
ma father was captain of a wagon1 fore he could wed Alba, he was
She thus became the first Negro lram which crossed the plains in: sent off to Greece,
to graduate from an integrated and was one of the founders , Word came in a few months that
public high school in North Caro-!0f the Masonic Lodge in Roseburg. I Rinaldo was dead. Alba, grief
una. Mrs. Smith was born south of stricken, entered a nearby Roman
There were no incidents. The 'Roseburg Feb. 12. 1867. and she Catholic convent and took the vows
girl was the target of eggs last grew up in the community. More of a cloistered Benedictine nun.
fall in the first week of school.. than 70 years ago, she tausht Rinaldo, however, was not dead.
She said she was frightened the! school at Iowa Slough, near Co- Wounded, he was shuttled from
first day to be the only Negro . quille. hospital to hospital. Not until 194
among 1,900 students, but she ad-1 she was married to Bardwell D. ; did he return to the Areuo hill
ded: Smith of Coles Valley in 1894. and i country to learn Alba had entered
"I found that if you don't pay j they later moved to the Medford I a convent,
attention to people, they soon get i area. She was a sister of the late I Eventually he arranged to meet
Ured of being silly." I Mrs. George S. Campbell of Rose-! her in the presence of the mother
burg, and before moving to Cali- j superior of the convent. Alba de-
: lornia to nve witn a daughter, 1 tided to ask to be released irom
. had visited frequently with Mrs. her vows.
I Campbell. Ten years later, last November.
She had lived for the past 14 : came the word that Pope Pius XII
! years with her daughter. Miss 1. 1 had granted her the release.
I Bernice Smith, at Richmond.
where the daughter is a teacher, iw. , ,ir.rvior
BURNS (AP) A massive air land, also survives. Observe Negro Teachert
search barelv got off the ground Mrs. Smith was a member of the
before its object a missing pri-; -Metfiodist Church and of the Re- j HOUSTON. Tex. un Two white
vate plane landed here with en- bekah Lodge. I supervisors have started observing
gine trouble Wednesday night. I Negro teachers in action in a con-
The Oregon Board of Aeronaut-. UfT.... Ul IJ.a D.C.... ! tro'versial school program.
ics had alerted every available 'IWB II1UT I1WI BCHGTC School administrators have said
Airplane Search
Averted As Craft
Limps Into Port
The 56 year-old former lawyer rescue unit in Southern Oregon w 1 n( n !!
mannered Herman D. Kenin is a violinist in college succeed- and Northern California for the! I Ilia Idle Ul nUDDIcS
Mrs. Leo Dell, high
school, and the Rev. Karl Faulk-
ttmr imAVmtanH.n Unlk... W Hi
ing' transportation 'for their chil-l '"." 'r- "d !';. b" Gu"-1
By MRS. WALTER COATS lln ew president of the Amen- ed the turbulent "Little Caesar" plane missing on a flight from
si ruction activity last month to-; Monday, to purchase a used trac
talcd 4.1 billion dollars, a 10 per: tor, disc mower and blade for the
cent increase over April.
i the Drozram is needed to close a
I gap between white and Negro stu
! denu. Federal Judge Ben Connally
Recent guests at the home of can Federation of Musicians, just Wednesday. As Petrillo's choice,! W'illits. Calif., to Pendleton. BALTIMORE f A group of has ordered the school system inte-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ollivant in Olal-ias James t. Pelrulo wished it. j he defeated Alfred J. Manuti, head1 Several hours after night fell 40 fans from a surburban Essex, grated with all deliberate speed.
ot the isew fork local, 1.1S5 to Wednesday, the craft landed here. Md., tavern decided to charter a Mrs. rramt uyer, scnooi Doarn
60 votes. Bob Dunn, the board's assistant j bus stock it with beer, and go to president, said the plan is an ef-
Kenin practiced law in Portland, director, said the plane was pi-! the ball game Wednesday 'ort ,0 Protect Negro teachers in
Ore . for many years, then quit loted by Willard Devme of Half-j After the game thev trotted out their jobs when integration come.
when Petrillo made him the un-iwav. a small town near Baker. ... n,,, lot and found their' Several Negro groups termed the
ion's West Coast representative in' The 21-vear-old Devine said en-1 h , k,, ,rf .11 program an insult.
1943. He brought his wife and two gine trouble hit the two-seater Aft ,n hou r" i wait a school
sons to. Los Angeles two years, ulane as he flew over ruged L..." u" f- V. l ' J ri.: U-.:..l
' mA n n VM 1... - ' OUS " 15 UlUUjtlll IU UIC imuc elUU T 01X1111 W I sS I II I IVIII-I
the 40 disgruntled fans headed n.t....A U. Amiftinra
grandchildren of trie Ollivants.
nr. ana Mrs. tan uuivant drove
'". ""' uu ..i.u lur , ,, R,v cn,i,v h.rm lh.! runerai services ior sirs, ira u.
lT'tL.T. "IS- "f" ,T'.P?'"1' visited Ray Ollivant and Mr. and ' fEUabeth) Riddle, 81. who died at
The commerce and labor de- had been used previous v but eosta ' .":? "j her hnm t 71.1 sv. Kn st Tues
partments said this preliminary , were too high. .,' . . .. . a day. will be held in The Chapel her union with tearful fare,ll 1 ,-.,. u.;t,.i P.nHi.ln
li.":;. .1 ":7.TuPJr',dau ' l m - Monday. He said his h e a 1 1 h i Dunn said.
it 7.? J.."' i'ed his sister. Mrs. Norma Mack- " Ine i.
ago. mountains in Northern California.
UalpltlA .l.r.nn A,an. . f, 1 it;- - Ck;.i. -
i ,k. tcnin i . .. wr... ' n ! home, minus the beer.
.' "-.y """ I uerson. a nur.t 11 mtos ure-i . ,,., ,a,.r ,h. riinai . .
.. ......... ( us A.otta .t1 .1 nuu.r-
I bus rattled into the oarkins lot. : .1 miiiinn(nur Am.
mes Jenkins of wouldn't nermit him to run asain 1 Th. ...r-h rh. n.vin. The owner of the bus company ,,, u-at her babv was born
the First Methodist Church officia-! Wednesday Petrillo gave one failed fo land for a scheduled re-1 n,d needed a bus for another char- because she was turned away
ling. more and probably not the last fueling stop at Bend, some 120 ttr P,r,v ,mi decided to pick up by a hospital.
Mrs. Riddle was born at Dufurt examDle of his famous Quick mile, from her 1 the temporarily unused bus at the Mrs. Roberta Carpenter, 21. said
Besides civilian groups alerted, siaaium, noping 10 gei oacs. dc- ln the suit filed yesteraay mat sne
Air Rescue unit at Hamilton Air ' fore the game ended. was refused hospital facilities and
Force Base near San Francisco Vt'hen the case of the missing ; attendance by a physician when
were poised to join the hunt. I bus was straightened out, one po- ,he could not pa. $250 in advance.
Dunn said Devine told him he liceman mused: I Named defendants were Park
estimate was in line with seasonal
expectations.
L .. . . 1. - (1 mnntkB f.1 tk,a ,.. . ... . . . ....... I
ye'ar"' tta doUar voiume" of con-, w'er. tJ,e7 h.;" cabin and a Si "'S
oiu.on oo.iars, .ooui u.r .. ,..,. airs, rmuppi teacnes mira silverton and Mr and Mr. H.rr.l June 1. 1887. and had lived in Rose- temper
P .im,iinr. ih... f.r iJ' il. r.,I. L'.TZ..?- i I Bushnell of Portland were guests burg for more than 64 years. 1 The delegates voted him a 120,-
19M wa. S T cent lower to teach hit Kho social .tud.el I of Jlr' nd R'Ph How,rd ,n1l S" ' ' Fir" ! . PTT ' hiS "l"y I' Presi-
hali rar ago lio ,nd oth'r 'riend nd Method Church, the Roseburg 1 dent. A few members began to
inan a year ago. nowever, puoi.ciana nooKKeeping, also to coach liv lh. v.1pv v,. lh, ,-,k. . ... nc.hro r.rrf.n I object and Petrillo angrily de-
. s. .5!?. rZiL ! roTi , If- " a V'"" d. I Club ,0 i-,h; Roseburg Woman', , manded that he receive, not a cent would resume hia flight to Pen- "There'll be a bt of wives ho ! View Hospital and Dr. Stanley Ar
.i kI-.;.- i il.....A .a,, I Vi.j c,... r- i ""'" Mr. and Mrs. Car r.ckhoff of club She was a charier member " lon ne neaas me imcago dleton Thursday. wont beueve Bin story.- Biter
ely because of increased spending , at Colorado State Colege. Colo.. is.North Bend wert ...... , .. , S .h. 1., .local - at a salary of J26.OO0. I ----- -
ior nignwaya ana muitary nousing. 1 marneo ana nas a daughter, aged Eckho(r, brother ,nd , . ln. j "s , , Jon Jullu, M The delegate! bowed to bis
.... TZ .J r., !,;. , k. 4lr..d Mrs- Alfred Cca I Riddle. Berkeley. Calif.:., sister, hes.
Wisconsin lOrniaO I .KM tj.hlh - a Z,ru u. "."": t'rs, and her nephew. BiU centers, Mrs M. S. Zeigler. Portland; two
ToH-22D.d M.nv Hurt ' hi B A f and M A delree TtP ,nd 'am,lv m T'nm. Also a granddaughters Mrs. M. V. (Jack-
oil, uua, rvi.ny nun ms b.a and m a. degree at Coo. . . . ',,,,, nr,.rf. rj,lf ,a Mr,
raao state touege, oreeiey, Colo. ,, Mlk. ,...,,. , Nrlh , d..; r.Z rT;J r.i.r
'lie will also be assistant basket-1 n.j ' . "i"
j ball coach.
(Continued From Page One)
,",.J r:".J?J.Z,.Z: 1 Karl Faulkner left Tuesday !
edge ,h. Colfax busuie.. du- iX,. "K.n,. 1 WeStsifJ CI PlfllK
trict.
In its sweep, the tornado an
nihilated a construction crew's
trailer camp and obliterated sev
eral farms. It spun across four
counties before blowing itself out
southeast of Eau Claire.
A northside residential district
in Colfax, with several new homes
lining the street, was all but
wiped out. Some houses were re
! and four great-grandchildren.
! Concluding services and vault in
terment will be in the Riddle Ceme
tery at Riddle.
Missionary Slated
At Winston Church
extended visit at the Fulkner home. :
She will return Sunday.
Society Couple
Divorced Quietly
Program For Sunday
WeUide Christian Endeavor
'group will hold a special progr.mt . p UAeil
Glendale Man Dies In
t r ... it -l. i a " I . 1
'a- auT' J . rr.nt. ' Piti hn.ni.ai noon, continuing through June 20.
Christian died . Crams Pass hospital T "Exploring God s Won-
ill speak Wednesday after a long illness. . .. TK. J:,. u.-j .t
nd"; Di-I He was born Feb. 21. 1910. at der' T.h"e "L'Lta .n!nd1:i"j,.rkJ
Warren O. Nowowiejski, mission
ary to Columbia, South America,
will appear at the Assembly of
God Church at Winston Friday at
7:30 p.m.
He will display curios and show
slides of his work, telling of his
experiences. Everyone is invited.
Daily vacation Bible school will
start Monday from 9 a.m. to 12
MILWAUKEE A voun .-
duced to piles of debris atop their eiety couple Wednesday was di-
frainHatinn. Of h r w. r I it I ......... . - l . J . . i ann
: ' "nw M " ' - mi mil. uu ii . i . ... ,
blown away , to the llimr Ih.t nrmi,nHl fh.,r lnl". ln
Automobiles, twisted into grotes-; wedding less than a year ago
que ahapes, were tossed like toys. ! Mary Werner, daughter of a
June S titled, "Youth Contemplates
Marriage"
Speakers will be Homer Todd,
stuoent at .ortnwest
College, Eugene, who
A. .h. ' 1 I ' 1 1 t" . 1.1. t .
.no Sheet, whn , w II . " V Yr Snarl.. Ten., and moved lo Glen- m" nd smging. for children
aces two through 18. according to
be Friday
'Ideal Boy Friend." dale six years ago.
I 1 . 1 . II L l.-l. b ... A I . . .-1 ...
.l-J r-MI.(llj( MIU IW nilltri U'lCI "I l"H" ! MI" .U,,..!,
Daum. "The Ideal Wife," and at 2 p m. in the Church of Latter- cnur
une reuet worter said "lust ten weathv lora m.niif.rtiir.r .) " H"""rl"V ""-""".-"' o .l.i r ..i n.:..
minutes la all it took." The blow-iLee Cummings Jr both 22 -were I .V,e?r,!,e . Knox P""'" on tAa" "ward J. Hanmns otnciai- rveosii jposesmtn r.eetr
ing rain that accompanied th. ; mamrt m h, I shadow of l.wTu.t. Id"' .Aund' . '?Ji: '.".'"T.!"!. ." ! Of ftf From D. Caull.
blow "came down the street like filed by their respective parents ""i mu,,p na ,"""
a wave " she said i In . K .V.r ,L ril singing and a sweatheart unch- graveside aervices. Hull and Hull
Iiittal s.it iiA d :P.Uu!.0A"rr LgT-JC., n- con will precede the program at I Mortuary. Grants Pass, is in
"We felt the suction " said Mel- W T Cummuii. Sr of Wvnroie 'I 5:50 p m The ev'nm service will charge of arrangemenls. African territory are Frenchmen
vin Hendnck.on. 58. of C 0 1 f a x. p,' a swank Philadelphia suburb' '"tur 1 ,am ,nd ,peC11 Pl'r. I Survivors include his wife, Chris- with equal rights and equal votes
who fled with his wife and three The senior Cummmgs Mught to tine, (.lendale; two . on. Bobby and I with r ranee their motherland.
,hiU... t. .h.,. k..... I .u.r Lee, Seattle, and William. Glen- His visit set off an unparalleled
"The wind was twisting things 1 .round. ,h.t .h. hr.7(.'. r.r.n.. ,B0r "y "O riOOI. oie; two oaugn.ers. .irs . oeity emotional range in Algiers. Bui
S. A. Dunn, pastor of t h e
(Continued From Page One)
Z'l SI'V!!!.. " I., Boys Stay To Paddl.
In the basement Ram was pour-Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Werner, con' Around In Pond, Drown
un uuwu v.. u. me uuij uiiu i , tpirea to inaure young (.ummings
saw was our water heater stand-, to give up his Roman CathoUc
i.iui.
The couple was married in a : but the two young
Lutheran church lat June 29.
Circuit Judge William Gram-1 little pond on a raft.
bling granted Mrs. Cummings the i The children who went home
ing in the middle of the base
ment. Everything else was whirl
ing around.
FOR LEASE:
nw, modtrn
Eug.n. btiury talon
NO INVESTMENT
NEEDED!
CaenoLtelv equip
ped with focilititt
lor four operalort.
Prestige loco
lion in down
town Euqtne.
Street level
no stoirs tor
your customers
10 climb
Rant: J250.00 Ptr Month
25 Petl SttMt. lyfene
Ph.. Manetet 01 4-Uit
w
Ann Ionard and Mildred Sue Moslems fighting for indenendence
I Hale, both of Glendale; his moth-1 from France indicated he had not
er. Mrs. Merta Hale, Oneida,! offered enough.
De Gaulle spoke onlv in genvr-
lities that left Algerians in the
S.IU r . t . " ..... . . ... . .
they wanted to paddle around the "",u"n- ,'uur J . . oarn on oeiaus oi nis plans tor
. I p 1 l.fir IfalV'inn llnm lrai 1 anline lh. .mAneh KalltAn a. if
Larrie naters. uneina. i e n n . there was no doubt the general
-I raimfr or. iipi Th. .... Irs- Merta Hale, Oneida.iofl
of iha , ehL? i.n I,! Tenn : ' brothers, Lester Hale, I
or mt en ud re n to ro home, ' ii,m . . uw..- u.i. i
, but the two young brothers said "S-In
divorce on her char,, of cruelty, i said the l.,t time they ... the h".7iWhJh' s.,. C'T'S.S!
Religioua issues were not a oart i ooys. Lowell sanvs. 13. and his . .... ..j v "". , '
ol her complaint.
U. S. Airman Admits
Strangling Bar Cirl
brother. Clifford. 12, the broth-, f"y; ,nd by ,w0 rndchildien. , one had done in a long time.
Owner Shot By Robber
(Continued From Page Ocel
ers were riding away on the raft
When the boys failed to return
home, their null-worker father, Euj.n. Grocery Stort
Three hours later a recue nartv
YOKOSI KA. Japan The f"hd their bodies in six (eet of
I' S. Navy today said a JO year-1 water in the small pond used for
old airman has admitted strangling 1 watering livestock,
a Japanese bar girl but claimed . Neither hoy, police said, knew
she aked him to. " to m-
Airman Jamea W. New matter of
Auburn. Calif, told naval inve.tti-1 c ' . ....
gators the u-year-oid girl. Yasuko1 "-Portland Policeman
Wakatsuchi. was despondent be- Convicted Of Burf'irv
cause her lover, an American serv-i '
iceman, naa left tor the Inited. PORTLAND iAPV w.rrel I
'I open the door to reconcilia
tion," de Gaulle proclaimed in of
fering a program designed to win
back rebels whom he praised as
courageous. This was the pro
gram: Within three month, the nine
millmn .rah anil R.rha. Vf.al.n.
de.cription and ran to the store. , Algerians and the l' million Al
She arrived just in time to see s.nan, of Fr.ncn ,cent will Join
Ehnch collapse from the wound. wlth 45 million residenu of France
She called police. ; jn v0,lng on the constitutional re-
Police immedia ely set up road- Iorms he u pled8ed t0 driw p.
oiocas. dui netted notning. M ,om. futur. , MleT
'. hours later, a state ,, ba0, 0 , ,in8,f ,.,,
About
po ice car at v-o iage brave spm- i, for "r.pren,lv ta u,e pub-
iiim. in, an. ... I., .wmim.tr. Imn
Stales. Newmaster said she aked Mnnre M former Pnnl.nd iwihr'. I He.erintmti
him to kill her and he throttled man, was found guilty Wednesday; Police followed the car for JO v n w rv
her with a nylon stocking. 0f burglary at a Portland appli- minutes and finally slopped it TOncaiia Woman Uiet
ine girls nude body was found anre store near a steak house on Highway In Cottar Grow. Tadavf
A .ir-tiit fmtrt iitrv 1 1 1 m A .... . .Iu.i,i ..... mil.. w.at . '
March 19 in her room near the
Vokosuka naial base.
WHEEL ALIGNMENT
J50
4.50
mr
SI DILLARD MOTOR CO.
CORRECTION OF CAMBER
CORRECTION OF CASTER
CORRECTION OF TOE-IN
CORRECTION OF TOE-OUT
STEERING INSPECTION
WHEEL BALANCE
Both Front Wheel
OR BOTH
FOR ONLY
S. E. Stephen! ot Douqloi
Phone OR 3-6626
verdict after two hours of dehb- Drain Minnie B I.add. i2. of Yoncalla
eration. Sentencing will be Mon Stale polire said Founts and the died in a Cottage Grove hospital
day. Judge James Crawford aid. girl were arrested without inci- , today.
Moore and two others retigned dent. j Funeral service, will be held it
from the force when a grand jury A .2$ ca.iber pistol was found in p m. Sunday in the Yoncalla
brought the burglary indictment the car. police said ; Methodist Church. Mills Funeral
against them. Jim Carstensen. Douglas county ; service is in charge of arrange-
Th others pleaded guilty and sheriff's resident deputy at Drain, menrs.
received 18 months in state prison, agisted in setting up the road
They were Fred W . Matthies, 37, block near Roaring Camp and the
and Donald F. Roberts. 29 capture of the fleeing gunman.
MARRIACI ON ROCKS
For Your Convenience...
FAMILY
FINANCE
Will Be Open Until 8 P.M.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
Cloied All Day Saturday
No morter whot your financial problems. Family
Finance can help you. For needed cash, debt
consolidation or insurance, ite . . .
FAMILY FINANCE
Tit . I. Wnkmins (Acres, ft. C.tt.l Jr. Hih) 0 1-1.7?
HOLLYWOOD uS-Rhonda Flem
ing s stormy marriaite to Dr. Lou
Morrill is headed for di orce.
The artres and Morrill ittued
a joint statement nvinz "Unfor
tunately we have mutually decided
to end our marriage
The couple married tu years
Ho Thry have aa children
Road Oiling
No fa tfc hm f lttf tK
4mt dtw in Hvnf t tHr
rmm Hr K himrim. mmH
f lpf tlM ihmmtt
G)jJpf .
GERRETSEN
IUILDINS SUFFLY CO
0 t. .1 t Teacka
fkM. 01 J J.l
ALL SHRUBS
REDUCED
GOOD SELECTION
BEDDING PLANTS
ZINNIAS
PETUNIAS
AIYSSUM AND OTHERS
Doz. 59c
JUST RECEIVED
ice wmi
(Mesembryenthemum)
SUCCULENTS . . . Bright,
Daisy-like Mowers. 5 colon.
Sun loving, heot and
drought tolerant; thrive in
aterile toils. Will live over
if protected Irom freeic.
CREEPING MINT -GERANIUMS
Martha Washington
POTTED MUMS .,.
FUCHSIA BASKETS
HANGING BASKETS
BASKET MOSS
TRELLIS
adjustable siie, from
in bloom .
Redwood
and brass
n-tlOc
88c
- 1.98
4 98
bands
1.29
plug 98c
2.49
MALATHION 50 SPRAY
Kills Red Spider, Aphidt, Fleas, Scole
end other insects. For vegetables, shrubs
end flowers.
8 oi.
DIELDRIN
1.98 5.49
2.45
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
PLASTIC BIRD BATH 6.98
Unbreakable
Garden Decorations
FLAMINGOS ... ea. 1.98
GYM S ET p'y. '
SWING SET XL,-!
19.88
4288
SPvy
Aereee the Parking Area freen Nielsen's Market
Store Hours
Doiry
t am to I pm
Sunday
t em to 7 pm
Plenty of Free
Perking
PARK-NSHOP
SOUTH STEPHENS ST. DIAL 3-8423