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S I fj -f TELL ME THE ) PA IS IK) PRETTV V I'LL 60 WHEN A .9 ,( ? Vf TROTH.' 1CXJ Y BAD SHAPE NO MAM OF FORTY ( rtCv) llsOlflf I Va i--i i SURE NOTHING ) TWO-HUNDREP STARTS PLAVINJG M-lVV 4MftUlAJJ"9 KP ?l ELSE HAS POUNDER WILL , TH' BAREFOOT BOV JSmMyXi IW 1 ? HAPPENEP TO ) EVER NAAKE IT AGAIN), JUST PUT , J A ajL-'lV I iL- "- PEARL AKJP BACK HERE OM JL.TH' SUPPER BACK L 1 fcTS. sfSA K yVVFl PA? r-S I A PAIR OF V ON TH' STOVE -. A general" . ? 'M-o-" cSi-iSJ "l ') liability CZv if - ; fksi MmU'h FIRE -fl V'Ki 7 T fe MJP Hav. you enough fir. insurance 'VJ& rf5 W WVl and extended coverage on your ftsK rMV It II f 1&MV&4$1 A'C W. ha,, it Rein- 1 MMia iM Paul H. Krueger v-n. xx District Agent V WHV MOTHERS 6ET 6RA.V -S'ASVg-, - .36 S. Steph.n, St. Rotebur. Phon. 21 1 OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams I 0$) Myrtle Creek oCcauidri v Three-Doy service Family ond finish laundry work Shirts o Specialty Daily Pick-up and Delivery in Roseburg P I ijrlle Kreelt oLciiuiclrij All Linen Supply Service Phone Myrtle Creek 433 Now into aulu in n On &v J. ? i ' : "if" beautifully execute J tjpj & II CI f 111 :a I L i W. o n ! r f it 1 1 v with vour , I i , ' prettiest Shoe Department Moin Floor Management, Labor Facing Fourth Round Tilt Against Dark Economic Background By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (.P) -The bell sounds today for the fourth round. Labor and management in key Industries square off for the battle over security. And it is limed at a moment of great Indecision as to w hich way our economy Is headed. The fourth round battle might easily decide. It comes just when our British cousins have aimed a blow at commodity markets, which may or may not in time mean a fur ther decline in the cost of living. Management is set to use thai as a new weapon In fighting la bor cost hikes. The fight comes to a climax "'." '" ; Others, like the utilities, " . to Ka unit el'w-boH unA nHIa in on the pension plan. Thev want the worker to kick into the fund too. Coal stockpiles, on a nation wide basis, are large. But some large users, like steel mills, can't store enough of it to keep going ' very long without new supplies. are said ,.n In w...lU u 11 111 ui uri a mai iiiuiiiii iiit-nun ail ' , i . -, , , upturn in trade this fall, or lust I out coal s,rlke 'or many wwk Ihe necessity to replace depleted I T" Al" Workers union has inventories, 'but still on a hand-1 ,old ,he I-"0,'d Motor company lo to-mouth basis. Businessmen feel ! grant a $100-a-monih pension by ready to answer in the immortal word of the American command er in the battle of the Bulge: Nuts. NIGHT RE8S Soviet Uses U.S. Sub Disaster For Fresh Tommyrot MOSCOW, Sept. 21-t.W-Sov-let publication Red Kleet said to day Ihe U.S. submarine Cochinn exploded and sank "not far from Murmansk" last month In an American attempt to scout out military information. (A I'. S. Navy statement said the Cochino sank while on a "rou tine cruise outside of Norwegian territorial waters" on Aim. 2ti. One members of the Cbchlno's crew was lost and six aboard the Tusk, a sister submarine, per- isneu miring rescue operations. I Red K'eet said the place where the Cochino sank Is known to Soviet authorities. "By this token," the article continued, "it has become clear to the entire world that t'niled Slates naval circles feel it is pos sible to carry out 'training' alon! Soviet shores not iar from one of the most important ports of the U.S.S.R.'s northern waters." The article was headlined: "A new reminder of the aggressive plans of the United Slates in Kurnpe's northern waters." The newspaper said Ihe Amer- i lean submarine expedition under ! Capt. Roy S. Benson "bad a s(e ; rial significance, for obviously ; certain exHriments and investi gations were taking place." It said the explosion revealed I thai "intrigues'' were taking i place In waters w here the United aiaies nas no possessions "or any real interests. The newspaper said the Inci dent exposed the suhscrvien'e of Scandinavian countries lo Wash ington. i Norway and the United States are partners with 10 other na tions in the north Atlantic de fense treaty.) Wed., Sept. 21, 1949-Th. Ntwj-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Misfortune Brings High Priority To Couple NKW YORK, Sept. 21 -(.TV -Misfortune gave Pablo and Mari etta Pagan a high priority. Last December their three chil dren died in a fire which de stroyed their apartment. Pablo. a merchant seaman, w as unable j to find a berth. When he finally I found a job as a restaurant coun terman. the place went out of business. But today the city housing au thority said it had placed Ihe Pa gans at the head of another pri ority list - to get the first apart 1 ment in a public housing proj ect. They expect twins next month. No priority on misfortune lasts torever, say the Pagans, though they are on welfare and live in a furnished room. WISECRACK ON CRIPPS LONDON. Sept. 21 P New devaluation story going the rounds about Sir Stafford Crlpps, who devalued Ihe pound after de nying nine times that he would: The vegetarian chancellor of the exchequer has added a new dish lo his sparse diet: he's eat ing his own words. UNIVERSITY. Miss. (.ft Mississippi's football forces will fare five night foes this season, four on Ihe road. The Memphis Slate game is a home encounter, while the Auburn, Boston Col lege. TCU and Louisiana State battles are visiting nocturnal affairs for the Rebels. PAINTS All Kindt PAC LUMBER It FUEL ' ri 2nd Ave S. Phon' 21? &Jux past record iov sincere anl complete acrvic is our own tost advertisement. 3oswe!l Mineral Baths Chiropractic Physiotherapy C! lie Lady Attndants 1 Mile S. of Drain. Oregon the boat couldn't be rocked at worse time than now. Many calm observers think that the way the public mind works this fall will determine whether business goes up, or takes another gentle slide down the deflation trail. If people think times are going to be good, they may buy a little more. If they think prices are still due to come down, they may put off buying a little longer. The bal ance is that shaky at the moment. Pensions Major Issue So what do we have? We have more Indecision: Will Ihe coal stoppage spread lo the steel in dustry, the auto industry? Will management give in on the pen sion issue? Will production halt in these key Industries and spread unemployment through their allied and dependent indus tries? Already, thousands of workers are being laid off on coal-hauling railroads because of the pension deadlock Idling the coal miners. The steel industry says it will have to slow down next week, lo save dwindling coal piles. Mean time, steel executives debate the pension issue with the steel unions. The strike deadline In steel is next Sunday morning. Steel executives have been un-' usually convincing this time li saying they won't back down on the Issue of paying all the freight Sept. 29, or else. The union has singled out Kord this year for its fourth round showdown. Rail brotherhoods have been having trouble with the roads over the diesel locomotives. A presidential emergency board has Just turned down firemen's de mand for an extra man on die sels. It also has said no lo a plea for a second engineer on diesels. Management, trying to assess the effect of British pound deval uation on world trade and prices, thinks it has a new argument against further benefits to labor this year a Iwo-edged argument. First, il's going to be harder lo sell American goods abroad and meet foreign competition here, hence costs of production should not go up. Second, some import ant commodities are likely to drop in price, adding to deflation in this country, and bringing on a further decline in the cost of living. That, says management, means workers don't need the benefits. To which the unions appear Hows i By SHERMAN PLIMPTON A beauty expert tells the ladies they can be glamorous without youth, or beauty or money. That sounds almost as magical as pulling elephants out of a beret, but at least it's optimistic. The expert says you've got to accentuate Ihe positive. This doesn't mean you can't use a negative occasion ally . . . but it does mean to spotlight your best features. 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