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o o Court Says Only So Much Can Be Hoped In Surgery PARIS (API - A Pans civil court ruled here that a 56ear-! old woman shouldn't demand the i impossible from a plastic surgeon, and should he happy with any im provements he can make. The suit was brought by Gita I-pibman de Kassel, an American who lives in Mexico. She asked 50 million francs $119.00 dam ages from France's famed plastic surgeon, ur. jean voisin. Court proceedings disclosed she came to Voisin with a request that I he remove certain faatal wrinkles, smooth pouches beneath her eyes, make her look more youthful and give her bosom a youthful line. All but the last was successful, she admitted in her complaint, but that was a disaster. She claimed the surgery left her with scars jwhich show when she wears low cut evening; dresses. She also claimed the scars adversely af fected certain marriage plans, and contended the doctor had not warned her that lifting the bosom would cause some scars. The court sided with Voisi threw out the suit, and said: "At a certain age one should not de mand the impossible." ' tei ' V 'V. sx f Frl. No. 21, J Tha. MaMsav&at, RoMbttrf, Of. S Second Sutherlin School Term To End Wednesday ( V. JT ' "'H I P ' tit COMEDY Five Roseburg High School students enact a scene in tne uiior clasi ploy. They are, left to right, Mike Murphy, Bill Milne, Penny Bevans, llo Batsch ond Bernie) Young. The three-act comedy will be presented in the high school auditorium. Th play deals with the tribulations of being the father of a young lady who wants to get married, but to her father is still just o child and too young for marriage. (Paul Jenkins) my jiHin?frjyyji'ww njiy imiii niiiiimimiMiw nni n. I ft VT" r .St K , x 5 Jamei Stacey Near Top In Cartooning Contest James Stacey. son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stacey of 403 W. Umpqua St., Roseburg. has placed second in a cartoon contest at the I niversity of Oregon. The univer sity student is a junior majoring in art. The cartoons were judged on originality, aptness of thought and general artistic layout or value as a cartoon. WEEK-END SPECIALS J1 ONE GALLON ICE CREAM ONE JAR TOPPING For THANKSGIVING Cranberry Sauce Pumpkin Ice Cream TRY OUR i 'T . & .-'.!- at". v . ' a v LW-z .-.A X-: K U4 v ti jatll w.a 5-. 1. ' r . 1 J? .v . ,. !7 i Ivy X v . ' v., V f t' 1 " , Gasoline Price Competition May Last All Winter PORTLAND (API The Willa mette Valley gasoline price com petition may last all winter, the business manager of the Oregon Gas Dealers Assn. said here. J. S. Baker said the price war would mean disaster for some as. 000 persons dependent on the service station business for a livelihood. The major oil companies could stop this price slashing within 24 hours by exercising price, control, he said. "Since these major oil compan ies seem to have accepted the fact that they can operate at a lower price to themselves than their announced wholesale price, we believe that the only honest course open to them would be a realistic reduction in the price and releasing the retail service station industry from their mono polistic control." Baker said. Regular gasoline is selling for ?5 to 26 cents a gallon in the Portland area and the Willamette Valley. By SUE SIKSTROM The end of the second six weeks of school m Sutherlin will be Wed nesday. School will close at that time for the Thanksgiving vacation and start again Monday, Dec. 1. Scotts Valley PTA was host to the annual Oregon Education Assn. dinner held at the Scotia Valley gym Wednesday. Entertainment Presented Entertainment for the annual dinner was provided by the music department, of the Drain Union High School. A discussion on prob lem juveniles was given by Julian Helleck. Eight Sutherlin residents attended the meeting. I Sutherlin Junior High held its 1 monthly skating party at the Rol-j letta in Roseburg recently. Mrs. Burnett's fifth grade class at East Elementary gave a pro gram last week consisting of re ports on the 13 original colonies 1 and of the westward movement. i Some pupils told of famous early Americans and the entire class gave a choral number of "Western Wagons' and other pioneer songs, i A mural, which extended across j : the front and side blackboard, done i in free hand by the students, por- i trayed the story of the westward ( movement. i The Associated Business Women 1 of Sutherlin discussed what could !be done for the needy families in ! (Sutherlin at a recent meeting. j The club met again Wednesday Pendleton, Salem Firmt Apparent Low Bidders j SEATTLE fAP)-Pendleton and and Salem firms were apparent , low bidders on two Montana proj ects on which the Army Engineers ' reported a bid opening this week. I McCormark Construction Co., Pendleton, bid S.S6.162 for con-' s! ruction of a water treatment plant at Lewistown. The govern-1 ment estimate was $63,760. J. G. Watts Construction Co.,' Salem, bid $42,000 for additional , water supply facilities at Kalispell Air Force Station. The govern- ' ment estimate was 1S3.162. at I p.m. in the fire hall with i Church's parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Cave Junction recently yisited representatives from several ganizalions present. Return Heme Mr. and Mrs. M. B or-1 H. V. Church. They spent one day shopping in Eugene. Mrs. O. C. Hood of Portland spent the past week in Sutherlin visiting Church and her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Arcnie licLrae and 1am- family have returned homeland Mrs to Olympia, Wash., after spending , ily. a week in Sutherlin visiting! Mrs. Walter Wirher and children her parent!. Ur. and Mrs. Albert Jacobson. Mr. and Mrs. OrviUt Smith and son, Donald, (pent a recent week end in Eugene with the Dick Fir mans. They attended the King ston Trio Show at Mc Arthur Court while there. ROCKETS IN THE NEWO mm- 1 ' ' "i " 1 1 1 ii I 'nii'iiii ' in "i aie 1saMiii i Hi if m s m Busy housewife saves gas with '69 Olds For her kind of driving, ond your, too, OldimobiU'l mw rwo-ltooe automatic oSoke k mowy-Mvinej Mwtl k opm sooner . . . gives more effidwit operation, Improved economy during angina warm-uaw Teamed the thrifl-famom Econ-a-way Carburetor, you enjoy subitandal gas savings . ; ; eipedaly hi coid-weanW, short-haul driving. Ted-drive CMdi for '3? ... at your local authorised Oidimoblle QualRy Dealer's Mwl PAL MOTORS, OREG., LTD., 529 S. E. Stephens St. TUNI IN THI "NIW OLDS SHOW," STARRING PATTI rAIJI IVIRY WltK OH AICTV JUNIOR PLAY Two Roseburg High School students por tray a scene in the junior class play "Father of the Bride." The play will be presented tonight and Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium. 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The tuberculin is a liquid which con tains some of the proteins or protein-products of the tuberculosis germs, and it causes a small lo calized reaction on the skin of a person whose body has ever been infected wilh these germs. "Reading is usually done 48 to 72 hours later. If the reaction is of certain size, it indicates to the phy sician that the person at some time has harbored tuberculosis terms. A reaction does not necessarily mean i the person has the disease, so fur j ther tests are necessary for anv i one classified as positive to the skin test. X-Ray Taken The next step Is a chest X-ray, which shows whether the germs have started an active infection, have at some time been active but are now dormant, or are merely temporarily in the person. If the X-ray shows activity, the State Board of Health is cooperating with other local health departments to have an X-ray unit available for all positive reactors. Upon the results of all this testing and evaluation, and not before, can a diagnosis of tuberculosis he made. Ixical health departments gave 41.645 tuberculin skin tests in Ore gon last year, and the Stata Board of Health X-ray vans provided screening to twice that many peo ple. Additional thousands were test ed or X-rayed through private phy sicians, hospitals, and programs of the state and local tuberculosis and health associations. 10 TRADE AGREEMENT P1IOM PENH, Cambodia (AP Cambodia and Communist North Viet Nam ngned a trade agree ment here this week after 10 days of negotiations. Amount of trade and the products tn bo bar tered was not announced. ROGER'S TUNE-UP SHOP Opposite Vet's Entrant Jest OH Harvard Ave. 2S W. Wharton St. Oft 2-4011 FAST SERVICE OM Aelernptiv Tee Up Carbureters OGeneretara RaewtR Olrekea Rrliead Labricattaaj YQU CAN DEPEND ON US! A PAIR OF CHAIRS MORE BEAUTY FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM CHOOSE FROM SEVERAL STYLES AND COLORS AT A SAVINGS WHEN YOU BUY THE PAIR. 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