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4 Tht Nwi-R.vlw, kosaburg, Or.. W.J., Dee. 14, 1949 1 YONCALLA ill Pft rl 'QJ M ' ' J ..i--'. ..i . "MUGS" HIS CUSTOMERS Taking a tip from the old : fashioned barber chop with its shelf of personal shaving mugs, Chicago restaurant operator Norman Massing keeps a supply of "personalized coffee cups" for his regular customers. Each cup ' bears the name or nickname of one of the regulars. Massing Is seen serving a personal cup to office worker Rose Marie Nirtini. "Individualized Floors of Beautillty." it INLAID LINOLEUM Carpeting Rubber Til Aiprurit Til rormlc Tops VntUn Blind FREE ESTIMATE FLOOR COVERING 722 W. Oak Phone 348 New York led the nation in Paper and Paperboard produc tion in 1946. Suit Yourself at Joe Richards Refrigerator Won By Jingleer By MRS. GEORGE EDES A new 1360 model refrigerator, sponsored by the Croslcy com pany and the Boucock Hardware company of Yoncalla was won by Mrs. John Hughes of Yoncalla last week, during a national jin gle contest. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes five about seven miles south of Yoncalla, in what Is known as the Red Hill district. Electricity was made available for the Hughes' Just re cently, and this new refrigerator will be a very welcome gift for her, her husband and five chil dren. The following Is the jingle, which won for ner this gift: "Electricity at last, dreams galore, I've got my eye on the new Shelvador. Why should I have one? I haven't any. And outstanding features, It has many. Nutrition, economy, sakes alive, Couldn't I fix a spread, for my family of five? Ample space, freezers too, I want one, wouldn't you?" Mrs. Nlmocks and Mrs. Pauls rud will be hostesses to a "Stan ley" party at the Elkhead hall, Jan. 5. A potluck dinner will be served at noon. The entire com munity is invited to attend. Dr. Sarah Nlmocks, Mrs. Nellie White, Ola Paulsrud of Los An geles and Jlmmle Coulson of San Gabriel, Calif, are visiting at the Paulsrud and Nimocks homes for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kruse and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sefton attend ed the wrestling matches at Eu gene, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McDonald and daughter Annabelle and son James of Burr Oak, Kans. visit ed at the Fred Reeves home at Elkhead last week. Mr. McDon ald is a cousin of Mr. Reeves. A visitor at the Fred Reeves home last week was Miss Marie Johnson of Council Bluffs, Iowa. Miss Johnson is on her way to Los Angeles to meet her fiance, when he returns from service overseas. They plan to be mar ried in Los Angeles and return to Iowa to make their home. Pennsylvania was named In honor of Admiral William Penn, father of William Penn, founder, llPm1 I I MaJal 10 SS 11 'jS&J'.'rwo tubsl One washes l 1 11 Pov on Frtcv Term. liJ JSt,, Automatic Spin-rinse f"x ., . , . Wdouble-rinses... whirls S Model, from 149.95 up & than on hour. yT .Two tubs! One washes while tht other rinses I it Automatic Spin-rinse double-rinses . . . whirls clothes damp-dry I What a wonderful gift 1 Makes washdays so easy I Gentle roll-over Spiralator washing action washes mora clothes cleaner, faster. 3-Minuu Automatic Spin-rinse uses but three gallorts of warm water. EASY is fast because two tubs work at same time. Has exclusive Built-in Water Filter, Handy Swing Faucets. Portable, wheel it to any sink. It's a top Christmas value I See it today! SB EASY WHIRIDRY PORTABLE WASHER 59" EASY TERMS Perfect for smalt, fre quent washes. Us in kitchen or bathroom. Washes,, rimes, damp- ji driei in on compact ; tub. Slorei anywhere. A Easy to mov. SPECIAL PRICEI EASY AUTOMATIC IRONER Built to sell for $179.95 . . . It's a terrific Christ mas value. Iron sitting down. Big 26-inch roll Irons everything from shts to shirts, beauti fully. Eaty. to .operate controls. 129.75 EASY TERMJ UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE 120 W. Ook Phona 1218 y rVE Teltpholo) UNHAPPY KINC Two-year-old Philip Burrows of Los Angeles wears an unhappy expression on his face and a toilet seat around his neck. It was liki this: While his mother was upstairs, Phil got hold of a screwdriver downstairs, detached the seat. Then he decided it would be smart to walk around with the seat on his head, like a king with a crown. The crown slipped. Mama called a doctor. He tried greasing Phil's head, but the seat wouldn't slide off. Firemen finally came to the rescue with axes and saw, and King Philip lost his crown. Call 100 for News-Review Classified Ads Protestant Heads To Aid Negroes In Racial Fight ATLANTA (JPl Leaders of more than 28,000,000 U.S. Prot estant church members voted here to help Negroes in a court battle to end racial separation. Only Southern Presbyterians dissented as the policy was pro claimed in the heart of the south by the executive committee of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The council will intervene with a plea before the U. S. Supreme court in the case of a Texas Ne gro, Herman Marion Sweatt, who is seeking admission to a white state university. Sweatt is attacking the tradi tional southern theory of "sepa rate but equal" facilities for Ne groes. The church council will argue that separation itself Is unequal, un-Christian and illegal discrimi nation. Another report of Protestant leaders called for a reshaping of American policy In the Far East tj help the masses of people to ward better living conditions. Highest recorded temperature fn tha IIS urat at Death Vallpv Calif., July 10, 1913134 degrees. Catholic Pupils Banned From Classes In Sex ST. PAUL, Minn., Deo. 14. (JPl Archbishop John Gregory Murray has banned Catholic chil dren from school classrooms where sex education is taught. Denouncing sex lessons in pub lic or private schools, the Arch bishop said in his pastoral letter a euhiort "far nprsnnal OCA Id C DULlj. . I J discussion between parent and cnlla, pnysician ana pauems, 01 confessor and penitent." Th. taHof aftartm 337 200 Cath. ollcs in 27 south central Minne sota counties. s clavoR ui we uK6o I J .7 J . " ei MtA 6NJO0 All unBe' i c MAN I Imperial is made by Hiram Walker. Blended whiskey. 86 proof. 70'o grain neutral spirits. Hiram Walker & Sons Inc., Peoria, Illinois. fifT" )& 1 I Jamw Jaswjsyr Ms Ml MM- " $209J00 o N some cars, it might not be such standout news. But when you read the price tags on this smart and sizable Buick SPECIAL of 1950 When you listen to the throaty baritone of the big Fireball valve-in-head straight eight engine that fills its bonnet When you feel its lift and surge on the road, sample the soft smoothness that's yours with coil springs on all four wheels (and wide Safety-Ride rims as well) When you see how neatly this beauty slips into pocket-size parking places, avoids "locked-horn" tangles, and threads its way through traffic When you take in its roominess, see its wide outlook, picture yourself traveling in the sleek, taper-fender styling that calls the turn on die smartest fashions for 1950- When you hear some of the miles-per-gallon figures happy owners of this beauty are reporting Man alive, this stands out as a bar gain that says, "Grab me quick!" Actually, dealers have, trouble keeping this particular-model of the 1950 Special on hand. Quick action may be able to nail one for you or a six -passenger model in 2 -door or 4-door body-type. Why not see your dealer now and start the New Year as a Buick owner at a cost that's less than for some sixes ? ww - cao,;:;'0"" H'1950 skoal? $4- tm In HEf.'JT L TAnOt, AC Nuwat. mj Mentor mail. Phonm yoax BUICK dernier tor a demoattratien -Bight Sow! Roseburg Motor Co. Rose and Washington Phone 1551 When better automobile are bmilt BUICK trill bmlld them