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0 - . . Community News Items Otto C.dtrwill, Al Sanders and Jae Bushnell left Friday for the Silver Lake area to apend few days deer taunting. . Mr. and Mr. Lewall Rhodan and family have moved from their former address in Melrose to 1240 SE Cass St. The first annual fall festival of Philetarian Lodge will be held at the IOOF Temple Wednesday, Oct. 12, at land 8 p.m., followed by a program. Claranca Wascett and Charles Barrackman returned home dur ing the weekend after spending a week in the Silver Lake area deer hunting. Zuleima Nil Club will meet at a 12 o'clock noon no-hostess lunch ' eon at the Lariat Room Friday, Oct. 14. After the luncheon, the ladies will prepare for the club rummage sale will be held the following day at Z4 jactcson, , Miss Katia Badoni has left Rose bure to return to her former home on the Navajo Indian Reservation near Flagstaff, Aris. Miss Badoni has been employed nere lor ine past three years Dy jur. ana jura. Paul Geddes. U.S. Not Rightly Told About Soviet Mrs. Eaton Says CLEVELAND (AP) Mrs. Cy rus S. Eaton says Americans are not being correctly informed about Russia and the countries in its sphere of influence. Speaking before a capacity au dience at a women's city club luncheon Friday she said it was becoming increasingly difficult to get the facts from newspapers and that what people heard of Russia and its so-called satellites was "too little and too twisted. Mrs. Eaton and her multimil lionaire husband have attracted international attention because of their views on communism and ways to achieve peace. "If our democracy is to com pete with communism," Mrs. Ea ton said, "it is essential to know what we're competing with." She said that she and her husband went to Europe last spring to see for themselves the conditions in Poland, Czechoslo vakia, East Germany and Hun gary. Her husband is chairman of Chesapeake & Ohio Railway and has many interests in mining and steel. Mr, and Mrs. Ltemrd Lark and Guy, have returned home from a four days deer hunt in tne Vne- mault area. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Whit spent the weekend in Medford as the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frost. Mr. and Mrs. D. Bliss Sacoy left Thursday for Santa Rosa. Calif., to attend the wedding of their son, Charles, which loos place during the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ret and children have returned to their home in Eugene after spending Sunday here with Mrs. Rose a par eats, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Lestico. Mrs. A. P. DIHtr of Redondo Beach. Calif., arrived in Roseburg Sunday to visit for two weeks at the home of her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Al San ders. Mrs. Diller is the former Anna Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noltt and son. Paul, drove to Ashland Saturday to see the Southern Oregon-fort land State college football game. The Noltes' son. Ray. is Playing defensive halfback on tne first string of the SOC varsity team. Mr. and Mrs. Kaith Benson and children, Danny, Walter, Becky, Linda. Randall. Johnnie. Leslie, Keith Jr. and Sherri, have moved here from Bodaga Bay, cam., and are making their temporary home m Winston. Keiui is tne son oi Mrs. Ruben Benson of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Miller left Friday to return to their home in Southern California after spend ing a few days here visiting their son and daughter-in-saw, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller, and the son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent, and their fam ilies. Mrs, Bruc Tuck has accepted employment in the display ad vertising department of The News-Review. Con Jems, Carl Johnson. Jack May. Ernie Crane and H. L. (Bill) Bailey returned home Sunday af ter spending several days bunting deer in Eastern Oregon. Another Klamath Hunter Bags 2 Bucks On 1 Shot KLAMATH FALLS (AP) A Young Klamath Falls hunter bagged two buck deer with one shot Saturday. It was the second time this had happened in the week-old Oregon deer season. Jim Floren. 14. ion of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Floren. was hunting with his father in the Lee Thomas meadows near Bly, about 50 miles east of here, when his single bul let broueht down two side-by-side bucks. He said it was the first time he had ever fired at a buck. On the season's opening day Wayne Diller, a Grants Pass high school junior, similarly got two for one. PAY HIKE FOR MEDICS LONDON (AP) Britain's 40, 000 hospital and family doctors have voted to accept pay creases averaging $1,260 a year. The raise from the state-run health service will make the aver age physician a salary $0,790. Overturning Auto Kills Its Owner In Lane County EUGENE (AP) A station wagon went out of control on Highway 99 near Cottage Grove in a driving rain Saturday, flipped end over end and Killed a bheiton, Wash., man. The victim was Marion R. Speece, 53. His wife, Lucille, 50, and an other passenger, Mable E. Aitken 51, also ot btienon, were Hospital ized at Cottage Grove with- non critical hurts. State police said Speece car, northbound, plunged down a 15- foot embankment as it left the hiehway. went end over end sev eral times, and came to rest on its top. All three occupants were thrown out and Speeca was crushed under tne car. It was the seventh fatal acci dent this year on the stretch of new highway starting at Goshen, four miles from Eugene, to just south of Cottage Grove. Eleven persons died in the seven acci dents. Speece was the fourth October highway victim in Oregon and the 330th of the year in the Associated Press tabulation. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schffr of Corvallis were recent weekend vis itors here at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Schaeffer. Metros Crane will hold a card party Saturday, Oct. 15, at 8 p.m. at the grange hall. The puoiic is cordially invited to attend. Prizes will be given and refresh ments will be served. Lho Lark, who is stationed at McCord AFB in Tacoma. Wash.. with the U. s. Air force, left Saturday to return to bis duties following six days spent here vis iting his parents, Mr. ana jurs. Leonard Lark. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nlcklason of Seaside. Calif., have returned home following a visit here with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Forrest, ana witn micwa- son s orouier, warren mctuason, and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Collier came over from Brookings Saturday to visit at tne A. a. comer nome. Mrs. A. B. Collier accompanied her son and daughter-in-law on their return to Brookings Sunday and will remain for a few days' visit. ... Miss Carol Gdd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geddes. went to Eugene Friday to spend the night with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cald well. The Caldwells came hack with Carole Saturday to be week end guests at the Geddes home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Whit and family stopped by recently to be tne overnignt guests at sirs. White's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krueger, en route to their new home in Failbrook. Calif. The Whites are former residents of this city and have for the past two years been Portlanders. 1 ' P BYRD'S LOW COST MARKET mm Men., Oct. 10, 1950 Th New-Revfew, Roseburg, Of. 5 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE PAGHETTI IN RICH CHEESE SAUCE 15 oz. tin If you're shopping BYRD'S your cost of living is going down, down, DOWN! BISC MIT MIX IXES CAKE M ancake SYRUP FLOUR Jiffy, economical 40 ounce package Jiffy Wide selection including icings apjack Dundee, 22 ox. btf. Aiber't 4 tb. bag 19' 3125 3195 39 HUNTS mm iras W Mildly Spiced No. 300 Tin Quemoy Islands Given Heaviest Bombardment TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) The Quemoy Islands were the target Friday night of 211 shells, the Chinese Nationalist defense ministry reported Saturday. It was the heaviest attack: against the offshore islands since the massive bombardments which the Communists uncorked on June 17 and 19 as an avowed gesture against President Eisen hower's Formosa visit. Tom Harrfiel, candidate for dis trict judge, left for Portland Sat urday morning to attend tne Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge convention. He will go as a dele gate from the local lodge. Hart fiel is being accompanied by John D. Hess of Roseburg, also a dele gate. The two men expect to re turn home Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. W.ndt of Monterey Park, Calif., arrived in Roseburg Wednesday for several days' visit at the home of Mr.! and Mrs. H. R. Lestico. Monterey Park is the former home of the Lesticos and the two men worked together for many years before Mr. and Mrs. Lestico moved to Roseburg. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mhan were in Eugene during the week end to visit their daughter, Carol, and Mrs. Meettan's Drother, Tom had the pleasure of seeing Sirs. Meehan'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Welborn, who had just arrived from their home in Dillon, Mont., to visit. The senior Wel borns will be in Roseburg soon to spend some time at the Meehan home. Carl Haskin, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haskin, returned to Roseburg Friday after a stay in a Portland hospital where he under went leg surgery Sept. 21. Hit mother remained in Portland with him during the time he was hos pitalized. Harold Haskin and A. E. Messenger went to Portland to bring back Carl and his mother. Carl, who is in a body cast, will be confined to his home for sev eral months. CORNED BEEF BARS Weli Trimmed - Jflc V B Real Leon Britkett It m -. ,, pound iJ Ham & Veal Loaf Combination For Meat Loaf. Peppers ... ib. U J By the Piece RIB STEAKS LZt BOLOGNA Cc . lb. 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