16 Tht Newt-Review, Roieburg, Or. Wed., Nov. 23, 1949 Piopottd IHIf UNITED IHL STATES NO THOROUGH FA BF" - - w w r -w M l k. Su. Magnuun of Washington thinks it would b iwt II for hit i to ft, for Alaska and tor U-S--Canadian joint dofanM if a railroad warn built across westorn Coiwdo to Alaska. Alaska's Gov. Gnif ning thinks A hut f.... L.Lft . L .1 .L- !J . .vfsa inuwyiii vngugn VI in 10 g TO okay President Truman's nogotiating with Conodo r""'" Mirrej a nwroj ror a una conntcrwg Prineo Gttataa I C with FurluiiL-. iiml. wnA mtnt is roporttd raking a dim vitw of htlptng to pay . i w. w. . rsnroaa across irs rtrnrory. At Fairbanks tho rood would conntct with a prtit nt lint nMIM knsi.k A uL. ....... 1- C. A a . Goorg it could top tho astorn soabourd via th "virvnw. n. n. ano conntCI ' WIIB tht PocitHT Octan by hooking up with tht Pacific Grtot fcoifTw to Toncouvtr. WE SUGGEST . . . VII mass i BO Whether you plxn to icrvt ice cram as a,des$crt, mid-after noon snack or evening refresh ment Ardca "FUvof'Freih" will p lease the most duenmi tuting taste. In full bodied flavor and smooth texture just can't be bear Bur it from your nearest Ardcn Dealer A Poles And French Grab Nationals Of Each Other WARSAW, Poland, Nov. 22-UP) More than 100 persons have been arreted as members of a spy ring which Polish authorit ies ' say was unicea wnn r.-rc irench embassy here. An alleged confession by An dre Simon Roblneau, secretary of the French consulate at Szcze cin (Stettin), Poland, was said by a spokesman of the foreign ministry here to have led to "U quidation" of the spy ring. Roblneau was arrested at the Warsaw airport last Friday as he was about to board a plane for fans lor a vacation. "Certain threads have led out authorities to one of the foreign embassies in Warsaw," said Gen. GrOHZ, chief spokesman for tne foiisn foreign ministry. Grosz told newsmen Roblneau "admitted espolnage and reveal ed that his position In the French consulate served as a cover for these activities." Foreign correspondents heard part of the wire recordings said to be' Roblneau's confession and were shown photostatic copies of documents allegedly signed by him. Other Frenchmen Missing (In Paris the French foreign ministry denied the Polish charg es. A spokesman said the French were worried about Roblneau be-. cause he was not the first Frenchman IP have disappeared inside Poland. The spokesman said an employee of the French consulate at Breslau and a French student had been missing for four months and Polish at thoritles had given only "ev slve" answers about their where' a bouts.) Poland has protested both ver. hnllv and bv dlnlomatlc note ar rest in Paris of the PoliBh plane crew which was to have flown Roblneau to Paris last Friday. The crew was arrested when the plane arrived without Roblneau and tne plane was impounaea. Poland demanded the immedl ate release of both plane and craw, declaring tne rencn ac tion of retaliation was deprived of all traces oi legality." HANOBAQ BARGAIN LONDON, - UP) Somebody got a real bargain at the United Charities auction. A lady's black handbag went for a bid of halt a crown (35 cents). Then the auctioneer discovered one of his helpers had left 10 pounds ($28) worth of Jewelry In Starch is found in all green plants, serving as a reserve food supply. FRIDAY SATURDAY AT WINDSHIELD ICE AND SNOW SCRAPER 800 of these handy car acces sories ready for Roseburg motorists. Come In Get Yours Today It's Part of Firestone's Big Winter Safety Tire Cam paign. We Just Received Our Allotment of Famous POLAR GRIP TREADS See the Amazing Demonstration in Front of the Store on Actual Icel DON'T TAKE CHANCES Get Yours Today! mam CHAMPION TREAD DESIGN . . For Front Wheeli to give Skid-Protection ... For Roar Whotlt to givo Extra Traction a Pocked Snow and ko. , As Low As $1.50 A Week Installs Four Polar Grip Treadsl STUDDED TREAD DESISN . . . For Roar Wkteli to give Ixtra Trattlo When Driving 01 tko Highway or la Soft Jnew. THE STORE . ;''V L v- t j jAxiXSL x , '1 J ,ne ear at 90 miIes a hour when , - t --ZT1 : - U hit the bridge. W Jgj ppjKe JyTl G3IE&i cakns Willi MOTHER'S H 0 B B Y Mrs. Lonls Kudolph, mother of If ftf , y i- c. ichwob. tvp..., o,.eo I l1 a student, shows one of the chinchillas she raises, at a parent- A m 1 i4 "VJ I ., - I J f student hobby show In Brooklyn, N. Y., Technical Hi(h School. " 1 ' T : L "'yi"r t Birthday Celebration Auto Speed Kills Two PATEROS, Alaska, Nov. 23. UP) Two youths heading for Che lan to celebrate a birthday were killed when their car crashed into a cement . bridge across the Methow river here at 11 o'clock Monday night. Dead are Lerov Woods. 19 of Pateros, and Harold Dean Ball, 20, of, Fayetteville, Arkansas. In critical condition at the Brewster hospital is Richard Walter Knowles, 21, a passenger. It was his birthday the trio were cele brating. Officers estimated the speed of the car at 90 miles an hour when it hit the bridge. Wool Growers Not Hurt By Devaluation Of Pound SPOKANE VP) The In creased use of woolen goods un der the devaluation of the Eng lish pound should benefit V. . S. wool growers, but manufacturers may feel the pinch because of their small profit margin. That belief was expressed to the 56th annual convention of the Washington Wool firowoiV ciatlon by Dr. Arthur W. Peter son, an agricultural economist Wool growers will not be hurt by the devaluation because they trade on an international mar ket, he said. "United States man- UlavLUicia upc.niijiK "111. juai- ginal efficiency, and their work ers, will be the ones to feel the pinch." Alan Rogers, Ellensburg cattle man, told delegates he had in creased beef production at lower costs by using irrigated pastures. uuiiin uie same oeneliia. Oleomargarine was invented in 1869 by a Frenchman to secure a prize offered by Napoleon III for a cheap and wholesome butter substitute. CHOICE MEATS PURE, FRESH DAILY GROUND BEEF Guaranteed Fresh LB. 35c MORRELL'S PICNIC HAMS "ggajitf 43c SLICED BACON 49c VEAL STEAKS -a- 59c CHOICE BEEF ROAST From the Finest Grade Beef, LB. 45c Henninger's Marts Food Specials Friday and Saturday, November 25th and 26th. All stores closed Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. BUTTER Umpqua or Mel-O-Maid, pura creamery butter, Freshly churned daily, lb. '. . ; ! 67c SPAM Hormel'i finest meat. No watte. Ready to eat. 12-oz, Cans ... : 39c RAISINS California Seediest, Use) them regularly at this low price. 4 LBS . 49c HERSHEY DAINTIES For making Choc. Chip Cookies, 6-ox. Bags 17c RIPE OLIVES La Mirada Brand, 15-ox. Jars, Drained weight, EACH 59c POT CLEANERS Cleans pott and pant. Eaty on the . g p hands. Reg. 10c value 4 FOR ijt TUNA FISH Clover Leaf, Shredded, Oregon Tuna. Vl Sixe Cant . 25c Specials Friday and Saturday, Nov. 25th and 26th 11m VEGETABLES I It's Different From Ordinary Syrup LOG CABIN T,.. 47c ALL 18c VARIETIES CAMPBELL'S SOUPS 15c SUNSHINE CANDIES f Dainty Sweett, Jelly Beant, Chocolate Drops, jl Oranga Jellies, 16-ox. Cello Bags WALNUTS . War 175 SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 25c VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS ay 19c PUREX BLEACH n c. 20c DA MA MAC Central American Fruit, Pound 15c STRAWBERRIES Stl 33c FRESH CARROTS with tops, 2 Bunches 15c fiDAMfCC California Sunkist Navels, OCl UKANUCd Juicy and full of flavor, 288's, doz. mDC U.S.NO.l't DATATACC Deschutes or Klamath's. i rU I A I UCJ The baking favorites, 10 lbs. HDC MCUf "ADD AftC Nice green in. 1 1 vHuurtvii heads, lb. 3c Kept In Place by the Stroke of a Brush ... aptly describes your hair after we have giv en it our new short , cut. It's just long ' enough to peep from ' the brim of your tiny new hat gnd oh so outrageously flattering. Henninger's Beauty Shop j Irene Clark in Charge PHONE 522 Opens 8:00 A. M. Store No. 1 Jackson and Winchester HENNINGER'S MARTS ROSEBURG STORES Store No. 1 Store No. I Jsokson and Wlnohtster 314 S. SUphtno Hennlnger't Thrift Markcto Oakland and Sutherlln Vcddcr's Markets Myrtle Creek and Riddle Henninger's Mart Olendalo 240 N. Jackson Phono 372