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10 Th News-Review, Roseburo., Ore.Frl. Oct. 7. 1949 f ( DON'T TELL Y THAT OFFICE KID V IT'S SURPRlSlN' WHAT ME WHAT HAS A LOTTA FUM J ATHLETES SOME O' V THIS HANDLE WID THEM HOSV THEM OL' BOVS DON'T IS FOR-1 J dSiS --HE TYPES KNOW THAT THEY I LIKE TO l OUT FAKE REPORTS J ARE ITS KIND OF J FISURE'EM )) AN' THEN LEADS A CRUEL.THOLK5H T W MS 9 I UT. Off THE STIMULATOR 0-7 JT-R'.vsiLLiAMf. v Hf wfviet. tut OUT OUR WAY By J. R. Williams Current National Hat Week Rough On Males Who Refuse To Wear 'Em By SAUL PETIT NEW YORK (m This is a rough week for us men who don't wear hata. By Saturday, if wt make it that long, we'll probably feel un American. You see, the people who make and sell hats sold only about 72,000,000 hata last year for about $250,000,000 and this year they would like to make and sell more. So-o-o-o-o-o . . . . This is national hat week. FLOORING Siding Finish PAGE LUMBER A FUEL 164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242 Hove Your Heme Landscaped on ' F. H. A. Terms Tree Topped or Removed Lawn Planted Shrubs Pruning Call ut for Information L. H. McPherson Rt 1, Bex 151 Phone 715 J 1 An Intensive campaign to elimi nate the hat less man is being waged In some 500 cities by more than 9,000 hat retailers and 135 manufacturers. The industry calls this the greatest promotional cam paign In its history. I Thpre are or will be more ads I in the papers and more commer cials on the air about men's hats than ever before. On television, they're sending fashion shows and one clinical program which takes a hat apart and shows how its marie. Fashion shows with live models are planned by department stores in Chicago, Washington, Rich mond and many other cities. On the air, there Is talk about the "Importance of hats In the his tory of freedom" (I. E., when Greek slaves became free they wore a felt hat as the symbol of their freedom. The mayor of Philadelphia, the "hat- city of the east," is reported sending a super-deluxe mode! to President Truman. Danbury, Conn., the "hat capital of the country," has special plans, too. Hats Of Great Men Shewn And In New York, up and down 20 blocks of Fifth avenue, the stores are showing tints worn by various great men in the past 200 years. In one window, you can see an orange straw top hat worn by the Marquis de Lafayette when he made his triumphal tour of the Unlled States In 1H25. A few doors down there are Daniel Webster's straw hat, Bill Cody's ten-gallon, THOUSANDS SWITCH ta Sato. 03U4ttuiA . yu0!S HUTRI-TONIC J nrnu i uriir VVff . . . Now for HOME USE I No wonder thousands of women and girls are switching to Nutri-Tonic, salon famous Permanent from Hollywood, now that you can get ic for bomt its. Nutri-Tonic was formerly offered only to beauty shops. .. used for millions of the lovelieu permanents . .. made countless friends. Nutri-Tonic gives Itrongtr, longer Uimg, malursl-lookittg waves. Kinder to hair ... leaves it exquisitely soft - so tmsy to care for! 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Tracks Will "Rogers' polo helmet, Daniel Frohman's derby .and high silk toppers worn by Jimmy Walker and John Barrymore. The hat research foundation, sponsors of the project, tried to get the historic campaign fedora worn by Franklin D. Roosevelt but the government won't let it out of Hyde park. The foundation did get Lincoln's stovepipe hat and a similar model worn by a man who attended his funeral as well as an admiral's black silk beaver of 1770. And one leading hat manufac turer said: "We expect to cover a covered In years." It's going to be a rough week. Lumber Industry Perks Up During Last Few Weeks PORTLAND, Oct. 6 tm The I lumber Industry has perked up I favorably in the last few weeks according to trade reports Irom Washington and Oregon mill points. "The West Coast Lumbermen's association reported orders for Douglas fir in the last week of September totaled 108.547.000 board feet. This was compared with 80.554.000 the same week a year ago. Orders have been run ning 10 to 25 percent ahead of production for the last few week:!. The association said both pro duction and shipments were ahead of a year ago. Demand has affected priori too. Quotations regained some of the cut of the summer's slump in the Industry. Green two-by-fours were at $49 $52 a thousand feet compared with $46-$48 in mid summer. Last year the Item was priced at $t0-$f5. The biggest de mand was In plywood. Produceis said the consistent rise in buying has boosted production to about 40-mlllion square feet a week. This wa sat or near record lewis, spokesmen said. Filling of inventories by deal ers and distributors was appar ently the explanation, trade sources said. They believed the hade outlets had decided prices this aummer were at bottom levels. War Casualty Acts Like Drunk, Returns Favor With Oral Brickbat By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (.P) It was after midnight when the fellow came in. He moved up to the bar with a loping stagger. "Gith me a beer," he said. The bartender, who had measured his walk, said: "Just ran out, bud; better try the next bar." The newcomer said: "Buth llthen. mither. . And the bartender said sharp ly: "You heard me! Beat It! We can't serve anybody's who had too much." The man started to object. Then he looked down the bar and saw a gentleman, by act of Con gress, wearing the uniform of an army captain. "Exthuth me. thlr. . ." he start ed to say. Then he saw the cap tain's bored look of distaste. He reached for a pencil and scrawled on a pad: "I was lieutenant In Infantry. Shot through mouth can't talk. Hit In rear end that'a why wig gle. Sorry. Not drunk. Only want drink one beer. Appreciate help straighten out." The captain read the note and flushed a deep red. "Draw the guy a beer," he said angrily. He shoved the note at the bartender, who read it and flushed. Then th barkeep said quickly. "Yeth yes, sir v.hat'11 you have?" "Juth a beer remember-' said the ex-lieutenant. Well, the man tiaa a beer. . . and a beer. , .and another beer. The foam seemed to float him a little. "Sir," said the bartender, pour ing a fourth beer he wanted of offer, "I ended up myself with a platoon In the Pacific. , .I'd been with the boys all the way. . .but when they offered me a battle field commission, I. . ." "Thankths," said the stranger. "I anDthrehtiate it. . .1 under- thand. . .but I'd rather buy my own, I got wire and two kldtns. . . but government paying me pen thion at both endths." He gulped his beer, scribbled a note to the captain and wobbled out the door. The captain looked at the note and started to put it in his pocket. "Well?" said the bartender. "I don't think you want to see It, sergeant," said the captain, "you was a sergeant, wasn't you?" The bartender said, "Well. I wasn't in Congress and that's for sure. What did he say?" The captain spread the rumpl ed note on the table. It said: 'Thank you and go to hell!" Mayer Summons Police In Council Session Fuss PASCO, Wash Oct. 7 (JPt John Beck, mayor of this city, called on police Tuesday night to maintain order during a re- f;ularly scheduled council meet ng. The "fuss" at the second night session where councilmen con tinued to swing an axe on the mayor's proposed budget, devel oped ' after a vote tentatively slashing about $5000 from the parks, recreation and pool allo cation proposed by Beck. Councilman A. T. Hostetter put the mayor on the way to the police station, downstairs, when he used a cuss word in a verbal dispute with a spectator at the meeting. When the police officer arrived the meeting had quieted down and he returned to the station. SLABWOOD in 12-16 and 24 in. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Prions Sit GARAGE DOORS THAT OPEN AND CLOSE EASILY for only s6300 Standard Garagt Door complete with hardware Simitar ta Illustration t West Coast Building Supply Co. 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