10 The Wewi-Review, Ro,eburg, Ore. Wed., Aug. 3, I960
Political Pamphlets
Attack Sen. Kefauver
WASHINGTON ( AP) - The FBI
(aid today it is investigating re
port! that anonymous political
pamphlets are being circulated in
Tennessee attacking Sen. Estes
Kefauver.
The investigation followed com
plaints to the Justice Department's
Civil Rights Division that unsigned
circulars had appeared in that
state containing critical material
based on Kefauver's votes in fa
vor of the 1957 and 1960 civil rights
laws.
Kefauver, a one-lime bidder for
the Democratic presidential nom
ination, is now seeking renomina
tion fur a third Senate term in
the Tennessee Democratic pri
mary Thursday.
CALENDAR Of EVENTS
dtnorrour
SEE PAGE 16
The Toggery
Wednesday, Aug. J
Roseburg Road Runners Motor
cycle Club, Beckwilh's Motorcycle
Shop, Harvard Ave., 730 p m.
Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Moose Lodge, Moose Hall, 8 p m.
Doug-Eft's, Sheriffs Mounted
Patrol, Fairgrounds, 730 p m.
Laurel Lodge 13.
Boots and Calico, pattern les
sons, Winston Community Bldg.,
8 p.m.
Satan Chauffeurs, at the club and
shop in back of Pre Mix on Dia
mond Lake Blvd., 7 p.m.
Die-Hards, Wes and Ben's Fly
ing A. 2215 NE Diamond Lake
Blvd., 7 p.m.
Sheriff's Posse, business meet
ing, courthouse, 8 p m.
Dorcas Circle of Camas Valley
Methodist Church.
Oregon Chapter 57, oes, ma
sonic Temple, Canyonville.
Umpque Lions Club, Westside,
Dale's Cafe, 6:30 p.m.
Winston Dillard Job's Daugh
ters, Dillard School, 730 p.m.
Community News Briefs
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(one block off Diamond Lake Blvd.)
Thursday, Aug. 4
Driver's License Examiner, 837
SK Roberts St., 8 a.m. to a p.m.
Families and members of the
Women's Guild of St. Paul's Luth
eran Church, picnic, Stewart
Park, bring hot dish, salad or des
sert, 6:30 p.m.
South Deer Creek Grange Home
Economics Club, home of M r s.
Alcia Brtimbach, 1:30 p.m., every
one invited.
Timber City Chapter of Sweet
Adelines, Inc., Riverside School,
room 19, call OR 2-4313 lor in
formation. 8 p.m.
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
8 to 10 p.m.
Women of Roseburg Country
Club, clubhouse, noon luncheon fol
lowed by weekly bridge play.
Hayloft Squares, pattern dance
workshop, reschern Barn, 8 to
10 p.m.
Roseburg Rotary Club, Umpqua
Hotel, noon.
IOOF, lOOF Hall, Jacksoa St.,
8 p a.
Roseburg Lion Club, Umpqua
Hotel. 6:30 p.m.
Civil Air Patrol, at the airport,
7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Lady Elks, Klks Club, 8 p.m.,
cards.
Barbershop Singing, Rickett's
Music Store, 8 p.m.
Elks, Klks Lodge, 8 p m.
Glide Shufflers square dance les
sons, at the Community Bldg., 8
I p.m.
Douglas county inter Agency
Council, courthouse, 9:30 a.m.
Riverside Home Extension Unit,
10:30 a.m.
Dean Perrinc Chapter Dis
abled American Veterans, Veterans
Memorial Hall, 8 p.m.
Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge, IOOF
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Garden Valley Women's Club,
at the clubhouse, 2 p.m.
2J
Foreign Sugar
Purchase Set
WASHINGTON (AP) The
Agriculture Department Tuesday
authorized additional purchases of
123,524 tons of sugar from Mexico,
the British West indies and the
Philippines.
The department, which acted
with the concurrence of the State
Department, said the action was
taken to make sure there is an
ample supply of sugar in this
country and to deter price in
creases. The Philippines received an ad
ditional allocation of 66,671 tons,
Mexico 34.088 tons, and British
West Indies and British Guiana,
22,765 tons.
The allocations are in addition
to quotas previously allocated to
those countries.
Cuba in the past has supplied
about one-third of this country's
sugar needs, but President Eisen
hower slashed Its quota by 700,000
tons under the 10 sugar act.
Mrs. Herbert Ouine recently suf
fered a fractured right arm in a
fall.
Walter Duff of Corvallis visited
a few days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Brothers and attend
ed to business bere.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jones and
children of Roseburg visited over
the weekend with the latter's broth
er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bowen, at Myrtle Point.
Miss Wanda Tales, daughter of
Air. and Mrs. Carl loles. is recu
perating satisfactorily at Good
Samaritan Hospital in Portland, fol
lowing plastic surgery in Portland
to Help correct a facial paralysis,
She will remain in the hospital for
another week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Schrader
have received word of the birth
of their first grandson, Larry Ku-
gene, at Nevada City, Calif. The
baby's mother, Mrs. Bill Schrader,
is residing in Nevada City with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
him, tormer local residents, while
mil is on Army duty in Korea
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rhodes of
San Francisco and the former's
mother, who is from Pennsylvan
ia. stopped over here recently to
visit Mrs. Rhodes' aunts, Mrs. Ed
gar Lewis and Mrs. Arthur W.
Baum, and cousin, Mrs. Hairy Le
Beau. They were entertained at
dinner at the LeBeau home. The
visitors were en route to Three
Sisters camp to pick up their daugh
ter and take her back to San Iran-
Cisco.
Mrs. J. Frank Cunningham of
Lebanon spent the weekend here
as the houseguest of Mrs. Krancis
Lintott at Chadwick Manor
route to Ashland to spend two
weeks attending the workshop at
Southern Oregon College. Mrs. Cun
in nulla in is a leacJier. He husband,
who was at one time pastor of the
Hrst Christian Church in Roseburg
for several years, is now pastor of
the Christian Church in Lebanon.
The Cunninghams' oldest daugh.
ter, Jean, will be graduated from
Southern Oregon College this
month. She will accompany her
parents and family on a vacation
to their home at Winema. ore..
after which they will return to their
home in Lebanon.
Mr. end Mrs. John Love and
daughter, Darryl, who caine to
Roseburg to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Love's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert 11. Savage, took their
daughter, Margaret, bark home
with them the first of the week
They came in their own private
plane. Margaret spent the last
month here with her maternal
grandparents. Here overnight Fri
day were the Savages' granddaugh
ters, Beverly and Barbara Rob
erts, of Myrtle Creek, and on Sat.
urday the two families were joined
by Mr. and Airs. Stewart Roberts
and daughters, Betty and Bonnie,
of Susan Creek who accompanied
them on a picnic to Susan Creek.
Mrs. Roberts is also a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. John Groat had1
as a weekend guest, Robert Mont
gomery of Kellogg, Idaho. ;
Florence Aiken Banks, who has:
been ill, is reported to now be'
convalescing at the borne of her
sister in Albany. I
Mr. and Mrs. Larue Crain and
children, Maxie, Lorraine and Bob, i
have purchased the furmer Haves i
residence at 863 Knoll St. They j
have been living at 145 Pleasant St. :
Cheryl Lehrbach of this city!
went to Canada, Seattle. Seaside
and other coastal points of interest
with Mis. Evelyn Frazier and
daughter, Marilyn. Mrs. Frailer is;
secretary at the Douglas County i
State Bank. !
Sue Borders, physical education
teacher at Roseburg Senior High
School, and JoAnn Busenbark were
in Eugene Saturday to attend the j
U.S. Olympic team track and field '
meet. Miss Borders, who resides in
Salem, is staying at the Perryi
Thiele home while they are in !
Alaska, and working at the local j
swimming pool.
Dr. and Mrs. John W. Unruh
and children, John, Gina, Becky.
Tammy and Melissa, accompanied
by Billy Cooper, son of Mr. and
Airs. Dale Harvey, of Winchester,
are back at their homes, following
a week's vacation trip to the Joa
quin Miller Guest Ranch, 10 miles
south of John Day. They report
excellent fishing for cut-throat and
rainbow trout, horseback riding
and swimming. This was the third
annual visit of the Unruh family
to this guest ranch. They were
accompanied as far as Prairie City
and back by Mrs. Edith B.nley of
this city, who enjoyed the week
visiting her son, Ben.
Mr. and Mrs. Cat Dawson and
children returned Saturday Irom a
vacation trip spent at Breitenbush
Resort, Elk and Todd Lakes. Near
Todd Lake they were allowed to
spend a day and a half watching a
television show on location. The
set " Have Gun Will Travel" star
ring Richard Boone, western star.
as Paladin, is spending about three
weeks in the area and making six
shows. The show they saw in the
making was I he Road and will
he seen over KOIN in September.
The story about the group on loca
tion was featured in Monday's Or-
egoman. They met many of th
actors and found them most inter
esting and hospitable, including
irevor miraeue, a real old timer
in me business.
H. H. Hobi of this city spent
the weekend at Lake O the Woods
with bis family.
Dorothy Jecklin, Phyllis W o 1 f,
Merle Hess, Connie Muggerud, Dor
othy Mason, Dons McWUIiams.
Lorraine Smith and Lou Yundt
were in Salem during the week
end participating in the Far Wet
bowling tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. James Aiken spent
the weekend in Eugene canng for
their granddaughters. Lee Ann,
Lynn, Leslie and Jamie Lou, while
the childrens' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Aiken Jr.. were in
San Francisco. j
Mr. and Mrs. William Fields and
sons, Billy, David and John Henry,!
of Portland visited recently with
Mrs. F ields' parents, Mr. and Mrs. j
John Wimer, and with her sister,
Mrs. John Andrews, and family.)
While here Billy celebrated his!
eighth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray John and chil
dren. Gary, Jacklyn and Candice,
of Grandview, Wash., are in Rose
burg this week and visiting his
mother, Mrs. Emma John: h i s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
.Mrs. Leonard John, and son, Mike.
They will also spend some lime
with a sister, Mrs. Bud Essary,
and family.
Norman Nelson of Bend spent!
the weekend in Roseburg visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Larson. He will take his two sons,
Norman and Mark, back home
with them, following their visit
here of the last three weeks with
their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
Larson also plan to return with
him to enjoy a 10-day visit.
Women of the Congregational
Church of Roseburg attending the
Women's Retreat at Camp Adams
in Saiem, Sunday included Mrs.
T. L. Goodwin. Mrs. Merrill Toz
ier, Mrs. Marion Bostwiek and
Mrs. Eva Spearow. Mrs. Goodwin
is president of the Women's Fel
lowship in Roseburg. Mrs. Bost
wiek was alternate for Mrs. Louis
Larson, who is president of the
Southern East Willamette District
of Women's F'eHowship. The work
tinned through Wednesday. Mrs.
Marry E. Drobish of Marysville,
Calif., immediate past president of
the Northern California Women's
Fellowship, was guest leader and
Dr. Gertrude Boyd Cranke o Pa
cific University led in the study
of the Book of Mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Dellis S. Csrnutt
enjoyed a weekend outing at Flor
ence. Janice Stevens, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Stevens was in Se
attle as a member of the Knights
of Pythias Drum and Bugle Corp
last weekend laKing pari in me
! Sea Fair festivities.
! Mr. ar.d Mrs. Leo Leonard had
as their guest lust week their
daughter. Mrs. Harvey Batcman,
of Tulelake, Calif. She left for her
home Tuesday, after having also
visited in Melrose with Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight .Morgan, old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Green had
as a hoseguest for several days
last week Mrs. Evelyn Talmblade
of Bluomington, III. They took her
to Crater Lake on Thursday and
to Eugene on Friday, wheie she
took the train for California, vhere
she will visit before going on home.
Mike Deller and Harry Jacoby
of this city were in Eugene Satur
day tor the track meet and were
joined there bv James Aiken. Del
ler is superintendent of Roseburg
School System; Jacoby is assistant
superintendent, and Aiken is head
of athletics at Senior High.
' C. B. (Caro) Curtis of 1406 SB
Pine St., who was sent by hts
, doctor here to Eugene for turther
treatment, underwent major sur
! gery at Sacred Heart Hospital
July 29. He is now able to have
friends call.
Mrs. Robert Ed son and Mrs. La
Valine Thiems and daughter, Lon.
of Eureka, Calif., arrived here
this week to attend the funeral of
their cousin, Virgil Sanders who
was killed in an airplane crash in
Idaho.
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August
6
On the Anniversary of the August 7th Blast the Roseburg mer
chants are presenting a special promotion of tremendous buy for
the people of Douglas County ... further proof of the great
strides the Roseburg Merchants have made towards building
Greater Roseburg. Shop and Save thii Friday and Saturday.
Read Thursday's NEWS-REVIEW
For Special "Blast" Anniversary Stories
And GREATER ROSEBURG BARGAINS
SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! AT THE STYLE SHOP'S SemIA
Store Wide Sale ... All Spring and Summer Styles Must Go . . . Suits, Coats, Dresses, Sportswear,
Lingerie, and Accessories . . . Many Styles Are Suitable for Back-To-School and All Year-Round Wear.
Hurry for Best Selection . . .
CAPRI'S
Selection is limited. Various fabrics and colors. A
few Pedal Pushers, too . . . Values to $5.98.
$
BLOUSES
A large group. Most are cottons. All are washable.
White, solid colors, and prints in both sleeveless
and short sleeves. Sizes 30 to 38 . . . Values to $3.98
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tabnee ... M A few each of full length coots, toppers, ond suits. Some are '-00 pl" I
Value, to S5.00 Mm wools, some blends, some cottons. Values are great. Regular-
GOWNS W priced from $19.95 to $69.95 JEE TOPS
art M I 41 Smarter Brand in good col-
mi must go y2 PRICE y 249
BAGS nnrrrrc baby dolls
DRESSES -rj-$3
Values to 10.o I ' ' -J
Plus to I 300 to choose from. Junior sixes 5 to 15. Regular sizes 8 to 9 "
20. Half size, 12V, to 24'2. All ore in many styles and COTTON
JtWtLKT colors. Sun backs, sleeveless, short sleeves, cosuol, and ClIDTT
. ., dressy styles. Buy several while selection is complete. Values JlxlK I J
Sets, necklaces, eer rmgi, . 30 gc
end chokers ... Good ' Limited selection, but stylet
on .St.. M 1 QQ 2 l
72 PRICE V.I J MMM Ld i Better hurr,. O OFF
SHORTS SWEATERS JAMAICAS
A good selection of Cardigans and '
Brands you know, that fit and look pull-overs in fur blends, bulkies. Good styles and colors in summer
like a million. White ond colors A novelty weaves. Some are slightly fabrics. Also Bermudas and walk
few Jamaica.. Volue, to $3.98.' ,iled; t!" C"ali"- Darlene, jng shorts. Size, 8 to 18. Values to
French Knit, Lampl, and others. It t $5.98.
t K MBK 0 9reat buy. Regularly priced from je. .
$239 -yQFF $2.99
CAPRI'S
Lot of ttylot colon, ond dif
Iront fa brief. Suot r both
Junior ond Miuot to iniur
food fit. Buy tovorol at tfcit low
rico. Value to $6.98
MILLINERY
Spom hart ond bogs to tnotch,
dreuy stylos ond tiny bands of
flow trt. Nona or reserved. Shoo
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