The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 14

PATRONIZE NEW5-RCVIIW ADVERTISERS 14 Th Newi-Review, Roscburg, Ore. April 10, 1939 Floods In Columbia Basin Unlikely In Spring Runoff Berlin Policing Seen U.N. Duty WASHINGTON (AP)-Tcn Democratic House members and six Hammer Blow Ends Playmate's Teasing USED TRUCK of normal. Spokane River 124 per cent of normal at Spokane, result PORTLAND AP No serious flood threatens the Columbia River Basin this year, the Pacific Northwest River Forecast Center reported. DETROIT, Mich.

(AP) After an all-night search, Jeffrey Pax-ton. 12. was found beaten to death ing in a peak of 25 to 27 feet. Flood stage is 27 feet. Okanogan River.

126 per cent of normal at Mpnrtets Wednesday in a garage back of his Tonasket, resulting' in a Despite anove normal snow- packs in Washington, Northern home in suburban Dearborn. The body was hidden beneath a stage is 22 feet. Owyhee River, 40 per cent at Owyhee Reservoir. Boise River, 77 per cent near Boise. Payette River, 92 per cent near Horseshoe Bend.

Salmon River, 92 per cent near White-bird. Clearwater River, 124 per cent at Spalding, resulting in a peak of 15'a to feet. Flood stage is 18 feet there. Other streams: Rogue River, 87 per cent at South Fork. Lewis River, 115 per cent at Ariel, Wash.

Skagit River, 127 per cent near Concrete, Wash. peak of IS to 18 feet. Flood stage is 18 feet. Wenatchee River, 123 per cent at Peshastin, resulting Idaho, western Montana and Canada, the runoff probably will be FOft ROSEBURG orderly, hydrologist Anthony J. in a peak of 10 to 12 feet, flood workbench by a neighbor boy who, deputy sheriffs said, had admitted striking Jeffrey with a hammer Polos said.

The surplus snow in the north stage is 13 feet. Chelan River, 122 per cent at Chelan. Yakima River, 133 per cent near Parker, re because lie teased me. Denuties Quoted John Turner, ern half of the basin balances the below normal situation in Oregon 12. a junior high school classmate of Jeffrey, as saying i "He kept sulting in a peak of to 10 feet.

Flood stage is 9V4 feet. The expected runoff in the and the southern hall of Idaho. It is near average in Central DANCE FRI. SAT. NITES MYRTLE ROOM OF THE MYRTLE HOTEL MYRTLE CREEK Dancing from 9 to 2 Best 3 pc.

Western Music In These Ports' calling mo names, i graDDed a SPECIAL southern basin: Idaho and the upper Snake Basin in Wyoming. hammer and hit him. I didn't mean to hurt him." Turner was booked lor investi The main stem of the Columbia and a few northern tributaries 48 DODGE '2T. Pkp. gation.

may get above flood stage, but The Columbia is expected to carry 108 per cent of the normal amount of water at Birchbank, B. 114 per cent at Grand Coulee, 116 per cent at Trinidad, and 110 per cent at The Dalles. Snow Survey Basis These forecasts were based on the April 1 snow surveys, generally regarded as the most important of the year because snow fields usually are at their peak capacity on April 1. This means ample water for power, but the irrigated sections in the southern half of the basin will be dependent on reservoirs. The probable peak of the Kootenai River at Bonners Ferry, Idaho, will be between 29 and 33 feet, Polos said.

Flood stage there is 31 feet with dikes protecting the area. 1 The Columbia is expected to climb between 19 and 23 feet at Vancouver, and cause a harbor height of 18-22 feet at Portland. Flood stage is IS feel at Vancouver and 18 feet at Portland. Dikes protect at those levels. Tha expected runoff in the northern basin: Kootenai River, 104 per cent of normal at Libby, resulting in a peak stage of 13V4 to 16 feet.

Flood stage at Libby is 16 feet. Clark Fork, 123 per cent of normal at St. Regis, resulting in a peak of 19 feet. Flood- stage Jeffrey wag tha son of Mr. and dikes protect most of those points '398 The Snake River at Moran, 96 per cent of normal; at Heise, Idaho, 94 per cent; at Weiser 79 per cent and at Clarks-ton, 99 per cent.

That will bring a peak of 27V? to 31 feet at Clarkston, where flood stage is 38 feet, and a peak of 13 to 15'-j at Lewiston, Idaho, where flood You'd be surprised how good this one is for only Airs. Charles Paxton, The father is a public relations official for the li. i Campbell Construction and in any case no serious rise is anticipated if weather is members of the British Parliament proposed Thursday that the United Nations take over the policing of all Berlin. A statement signed by the 16 legislators called for creation of a U.N. police force to replace U.S., British, French, and Soviet troops now occupying Berlin.

This would be done gradually. It was a proposal of the Individuals themselves, not offered for congressional action. The sponsors said they feel their proposal "could be not only immensely valuable as a solution for the Berlin problem but also as a contribution to the eventual coming together of East and West Germany." Hep Charles O. Porter (D-Ore), one of the sponsors, said the idea was developed in London two weeks ago in conversations with members of Parliament. British signers were Earl Attlee, former, British Prime Minister; Arthur Henderson and J.

Reeves, all of the Labor Party; Conservatives I. J. Pitman and J. Foster, and C. Davies, a Liberal.

Congress members signing in addition to Porter were Steven V. Carter of Iowa, Frank M. Clark of Pennsylvania, William H. Meyer of Vermont, Clement W. Miller of California, Henry S.

Reuss of Wisconsin, George M. Rhodes of Pennsvlvania. Ralnh J. Rivers of Co. The Paxtons have, two other children, Barry, 11, and Deborah, Auxiliary Slates Dance For Roseburg Veterans Ladies of World War I Auxiliary will sponsor a dance Monday in the Roseburg Veterans Hospital auditorium from 7:45 to 10 p.m., with ladies of the community volunteering as hostesses.

Elkton American Legion Auxiliary recently visited the hospital as part of its monthly program, with Laura Adamo, Vivian Dement, Frances Worden and Elva Snced assisting Mrs. Elizabeth Hog an with recreational activities. Roseburg Buckeroos put on a square dance in the auditorium last week with 18 dance club members hosting. Volunteers hosted a dance party on ward 8 this week. i Gasoline Fire Burns Yoncalla Residents PAINTING? REMODELING? By MRS.

GEORGE EDES Sussie Stanley, daughter of Mrs. Hunting Bill Delayed SALEM (AP) The Senate sent back to the House Wednesday a bill to define bears as game animals. Its sponsor. Sen. Harry Boivin (D-Klamath Falls), said its purpose is to let the Game Commission regulate bear hunting to keep the animals from being wiped out.

Gayle Mae Stanley, and Leroy Mc- uumocK, son ot sir. ana Airs. Robert McClintock, were badly burned last Sunday, when they lit a match close to a gas can in a garage. Sussie is being treated at Cottage Grove Hospital and Leroy is being cared for in his home. The McClintocks were en route from Seattle at the time of the is 15 to 17Mi feet.

Pend Oreille River, 123 per cent of normal at CALL US! Newport, Wash. Flathead River Alaska, Byron L. Johnson of Colo near Poison, 127 per cent rado and Leonard u. wou oi lowa explosion. They had taken Wayne Morin and Bob Morin to Seattle.

The Morin boys flew to Alaska from Seattle. Longshoremen Critics Of U. S. Berlin Policy The accident happened at the McClintock home. Sussie.

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NO COST OR OBLIGATION! be improving. Visit Means subcommittee has ap-oroved and sent to the full com passed unanimously here by delegates to the International Lone- Mr. and Mrs. W. Hillyer and shoremen's and Warehousemen's grandson.

Robbie Hillyer of San CONTRACTOR WANTEDI a To remove trees from lot, level, gravel and grade, ready for paving. Former Lillie Moore homesite. Phone OR 3-6641 mittee a bill abolishing the state Board of Control. The bill, already approved by the House State and Federal Affairs Committee, would do away ta Barbara, are visiting the R. L.

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Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Phillips spent the past weekend in Grants Pass "putting out phony information with their son-in-law and daugh and lies about the Berlin with the Doara made up oi ine governor, secretary of state and state treasurer, and give the powers to the governor.

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