The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 9

NEWS-REVIEW, ROSE8URG, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER by 113 votes, as against 84. votes city treasurer, was reelected with 234 votes. received oy nts opponent, unc ord Bioe. Drain Beets Hew Mayor and Council Air of Champion Worn by Dewey In ago. Fish canneries' slowdown boosted Astoria's total to $18,331.

No payments were made to longshoremen and others directly involved In labor Both state benefits and federal allowances dropped more than Bend Voters Recoil Five i City Commissioners Hour of Defeat BEND, Nov. 4 UPi i Five Bend city commissioners! Bv HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (. Post-elec were recalled by the voters seek-! Sng to have the manager and tion notes: Elected to the City Council for four-year terms were Jean Cowan, receiving 90 votes, and Wade Crow, 86. Voles lor other candidates included Charles Vian, 6T; Noble Snider, 42, and one wvite-in for Fred Goodwin. George Kremkau was elected city councilman for two years, receiving 121 votes.

Only 24 ballots were east for Harry Galar-neau, only other candidate. Clarence Martlndale was reelected city marshal by 138 voles. Mrs. Kitty Jobe was reelected city recorder -treasurer by 131 voles, as against two write-ins for W. Vian.

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey prob CLOSING OUT SALt suiis. My prices vete oiiginoi-ty low, and with the reductions making, these goods ore extremely priced, saving you irom $5 io dd suit Ciner orticies be at tew prices. MAX SCHWARTZ 124 W.

Coss St. W. E. Mcintosh defeated Mayor Sherman Chapman of Drain, svbo was seeking reelection, by a large majority Tuesday. He received 156 votes io the 98 received by Chapman.

An entire" new City Council also has been elected at Drain with the exception of one holdover member, Wayne Oison, whose name was not on the ballot at this election. ably stirred the emotions of his When a iocaj group sought to have C. G. Reiter, city manager since 1938. and C.

GuKk. ooMee chief, ousted, the Commission! followers more oeepiy in aeieat than he ever had in victory. He took one of the most crushing upsets In American pottcitsl history with real sportsmanship. Jobless Benefit Payments Exclude Dock Strikers Despite a slowdown in certain areas because of the shipping tie-up, employment payments for October continued to establish new low marks for the post-war period. The State Unemployment Compensation Commission reports benefits to civilian workers last month were $408,274, a seasonal gain from September but 7S ppr cent below October, 1947.

Read-justmen allowances to veterans dropped to $103,958, nearly 15 per cent under the previous month and the lowest since October, 1945. Several offices, mainly In coastal areas, showed an Increase over last fall, largely because of lack of storage space. Coos Bay, where several wood product plants were forced to close, paid $49,941 in benefits and allowances against $11,169 a year $50,000 from last year In the Portland tri-county area. Total payments were $262,805 against $373,598 in October, 1947. Oregon City, Salem, Albany and Free-water also reported good declines.

Logging, lumber and retail trade showed the most unemployment as compared with last fall. The wood products Industry accounted for nearly 20 per cent of all payments as compared with 11 per cent a year ago. Retail employes Jumped from 10 to 15 per cent of the total. Payments to those workers who had base year earnings In Oregon but had migrated to other states also rose slightly from a year before, following the trend that started in August. wouldn't do 5 to 2.

The live have been recalled. Tnev are Viayor Hans S)aevoM. Council candidates and their In his post-election press conference a 13-minule farewell to his national political aspirations votes included George Chambers, George Freeman, Clyde O. Haurk, Carl B. Hoogner and! he gave no excuses for his de I I i i 191; C.

C. Rltter, 188; H. O. Good-manson, 128; who were elected, and Alva Maupirt, 122, and Clyde 'Throughways' Status is Given feat. And he Indulged in no sett-pity.

He wore the air of a champion who had given the best of what he had to give and he didn't catching, 123. Delmar Wiison, former Hosts- Hugh Simpson. The two who favored removing the manager and the chief stay in office and under charter provision wit! fiii the five vacancies by appointment. These council-men are D. Sexton and J.

Baer, blame anybody if that hadn't won burg resident, received 1ST votes for city recorder while Arthur E. Larson received 83. Wilson witi succeed Mr. Ruby Hotloway, mm wtiat he wanted. There we're a number of red- Most Highways who ts voluntarily retiring at the end ol her current term.

PORTLAND, Nov. 4 rF The part of a hen's egjr which Is edible Is 76 per cent water. Most Oregon major highways Wayne Olson, unopposed tor now are "throughways and bus --Wf I Truman Obtains Power to Enlarge New Deal Agenda WASHINGTON. Nov. 5 rPI iness encroachment along them FREE FOOTBALLS has been halted.

The State Highway Commis sion made the designation yester Order Wood end Sawdust eyed members of his staff at the conference, and Dewey, a man who rarely demonstrates persona! emotion, brought tears to their eyes as he thanked them for the efforts made in his behalf. He showed that he does have In some measure a gift ot leadership that some observers have doubted Ihe ability to inspire affection as well as loyalty. Many wilt long remember what he said for his wife, who remained by his side all night as far a second time in four years his aream ol being presldend ebbed. mm day, but exempt lrom the restriction are those areas where ifl or more business establishments per President Truman found the way open today in the Democratic overthrow of GOP Congression mile are already in operation. Among the many highways Mmfa NOW PHONE i 468 I designated by the commission al rule to launch a new phase of Hie new deal the "Truman deal" of Xar-reaehing social and economic legislation.

Vying with this controversial Prepare new 'for nert Win-cer't emfrt. Order weed and sawdust from Rateburg Lumber and forget fuel it M'1 I "She has been through this before," he said. "We have won and lost at various times and all fn good fun." Precedent For Third ftc Many staunch friends of Dewey find it hard to believe he will carry out the desire he expressed privately on several occasions Given owcy each week rt yowr JocaJ smiling ASSOCIATED OIL DEALER program in the new, 81st Con-j grcss convening January 3 will be great international problems dealing with the cold war against Russian Communism. But the big questions from the domestic standpoint are these: Will Mr. Truman ask a third time to grant him standby power to control prices and wages and ration scarce necessities? Will he ask Congress to increase taxes, to avoid the budzet during the campaign never to are fat-tltc titj-tways tast and' West, Columbia River Highway, Old Oregon Trail, Central Ore-! gon Highway, The Vaiies-Cailior-1 nla Highway, Oregon Coast Highway, Santiam Highway and numerous others.

As a result, new roadside businesses will be unable to use the main highways as direct access roads. The commission's action was unanimous, following recommendation by Highway Engineer R. H. Baldork and Commsision Attorney J. H.

Devers. This was one of several actions based on long-range planning. Options are to be taken looking toward widening S. W. Canyon road, west out of Portland, to six lanes although no work may be done on the route for oerhaos 10 run for public office again were defeated.

He is only 48 and few men his age ever had such meteoric political careers. His present term as governor lasls through 3950. -FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY- 16" gr. sfabwoaa? A' stab wood 11" milf ends 4' dry Screened sawdust )6" dry I2-mcb Dry Wood SAWDUST-THI PERFECT Wli Uniform Hat Plentiful Supply SINGLE AND DOUBLE LOADS PLANER ENDS SO Cheaper Than Other fue.it ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. Phone 463 WE'RH CARPET SPECIALISTS Although he Is the only unsuccessful candidate ever renominated by the Republican party, there Is plenty of precedent If he should change his mind and toss his hat in the ring a third time.

Norman Thomas has tried six ROSESURG OAKLAND SUTKERLW GREEN STATION MYRTLE CREEK KIDDLE CANYONViLLE 4 CAMAS VALLEY Associated Deoiers years. Options also were ordered taken on property along the! route of the proposed Sullivan's Gulch highway, the new route i i deficit that threatens as a re-1 suit of last spring's tax cut and defense spending? I Minnesota voters defeated Rep. (Harold Knutson, author of the i GOP tax-cutting bill enacted over the president's veto after a bitter battle. Knutson has been In Congress 32 years. i The voters gave Mr.

Truman even more numerical power on Capitol Hill than he was bequeathed by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Latest returns indicated this congressional lineup: Democrats; 42 Rc publicans (the 80th Congress makeup is 51 Republicans; 45 times for the Socialists. Henry Clay was a presidential aspirant in almost every campaign be into Portland from the east which may be built in two or tween 3824 and 3848 and died tin reconciled to failure at T6. Wil liam Jennings Bryan was the three years.

The commission rejected a Klatrath Falls request for early construction ot a bv-ra thrmte-h because we deal In nothing bat fine floor covering. We're specialutt in helping you select just the right carpet for your home and, very important, we're specialists in seeing that ytiur perfect carpet is properly hhi. Come in and see our selection of carpet styles. Naturally, wa feature Guiistm Varpeit. Linoleum Asphalt Democratic standard bearer three tim and wait willlrte- trt take that city.

The slate has a right-of-way for a by-pass but does not plan consiraoion now. Rubber Tile Too! ine uaxnngp uity Jarn will be expanded through a 1ran made bv the commission and Pope Talbot. The latter offered 13.6 acres to the state for a rock crusher site In exchange for 2.31 acres which the firm will donate to Oakridge. The Coast Highway sooth from the Srollsburg inn for three and a half miles will be widened un-j der a $150,000 project approved) by the commission. i Democrats.

When FDR died in 1845 the Senate was made up ot 56 Democrats, 38 Republicans and one minor party with one House 260 Democrats, 374 Republicans, 1 American-Labor. tThe GOP in the present Congress has 245 House seats, the Democrats 185 and the American-Labor Party 2. In 1945 the division was Democrats 242, Republicans 190, two minor parties and one vacancy). Senator Homer Ferguson, the Republicans' No. 1 investigator, 1 lodte I the draft again any time.

Perhaps it was their example that led Dewey io conclude two strikes were enough. Son First to Ooubt The first member of the Dewey family to express doubt on the election trend was the governor's younger son, John, 13. Early Tuesday night the family posed together for newsreeis in the Hotel Roosevelt. To make the scene more realistic, a newsree! man turned on the radio and grouped the Deweys around it. "Truman is leading by the radio blared unexpectedly.

John whistled in amazement and exclaimed: "Holy gee, Dad!" De ey smiled and said. "That doesn't mean anything. It doesn't count. Thai's just the South." He wasn't convinced himself until the next morning when two states ot his own Mid-west Illinois and Ohio went against him. MATSGN'S FRESH PRODUCE APPLES Fancy Orttey or Delicious 2.59 box CARROTS Local 2 bunches 15c On Jackson Street COMPLETE FOOD SHOPPING CENTER Highwoy 99 North ROSEBURG Phong 957-R ft HARVESTING? To relieve tnlseriei VICKS wiUioutdmtng.ruijoa JELLU Six Delicious Flavors 1 tee--'' 5k i i Let us dispose of your horvest of leoves, limbs and cuttings, PHONE 124 Rose burg Garbage Disposal Co.

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