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Dairy Cattle HORIZONTAL 1 Depicted breed of dairy cattle 9 These originated in Scotland 13 Feigns :14 Encourage ,15 Compound I ethera -,16 Armed forces 18 Eagle (comb. ) form) 19 Shoshonean Indian - 20 Ring 23 Grate , 27 Rodents 28 On the ocean 29 While 30 Golf terra 31 Follower 33 Lieutenant . (ab.) 34 Soothsayer 36 On the sheltered side 38 Sea eagle 39 Matgrass 40 Salary 43 Wallaba 45 Swords 48 Rent list M Genus of 1 shrubs 53 Ingress 55 Stagger 58 Withstood VERTICAL 1 Mimic 2 Years (ab.) 3 Rot by exposure 4 Pilfers 5 At this place 6 Present month (ab.) 7 Road (ab ) 8 Brother of Jacob (Bib.) 9 Picture-taking apparatus 10 Oriental kimono sasb 11 Tiny 12 Streets (ab.) 17 Right (ab.) 20 Extol 21 Church festival 22 Near 24 Cleopatra's snake 25 Vessel engaged in I j 15 W IS ito 17 16 I h 110 III 27 A ja 5H S 5b 57 IT 5c " 5T w -- ti"!t 4& srr 1 I 1 I I I I I I I I B FUNNY BUSINESS "Mind if I try LI'L ABNER j BLONDIE By Chic Yowng pillliiiiii"" pigiiHi ; . 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TRl hunting seals 26 Separated 32 Even (contr.) 35 Rescind 36 Pineapple 3? Musical note 41 Measure of area 42 Belgian river 43 Crafts 44 Persian fairy 45 Courtesy title 46 Goddess of infatuation 47 Honey-maker 49 Powerful explosive 50 High card 51 Conducted ' 54 Compass point By Hershbertjer em. out here?" . AS V ULOOS dONES, TAKK OTW THST A BUBLAP IM- AN BMVX U afl IMSANC WIF YOBC FA&Ui-OU Sfl 5: 1 'lEN-, FACS. AN E5! SAND fD iJi grouse gpfag j 1 Prt., Dee. 16, 1949 The News-Review, Roseburg; Ore. 13 MODEST MAIDEXS I Triirt 1Uf U & Html Ofc a l aWBBaWBBBiWeWBsasWBa-""" v-w y"-M ""VN Iilk U VIA JbI What I want & one thct smells as 6oop as Ay HU4BANC SHAVIW6 CREArA FROM NINE TO FIVE There's something I wanted remember what it tt,will you let me know 1 I TMASS f TAKE.J Tlf STOftAHHftS SEEN WHUT SHE LOOKs y 1 KaH (.'.' 1 J I ' K&iaULAR CLOTHES AN AM SffO t j I I AN' Off-74".VSEE, IN "fOUZ. TIRED AN' WEAKENED J By Jo Fischer to ask you, Hysteria. If you By Al Capp V'-v 4 4 . p'v v ' J " AK V til r" ' V. "THERE AIN'T NO WHAT!?" Domenick Locicero, age st New York, ends little cause to doubt the Santa Clau story, aurrounded as he is by a whole platoon st Sidewalk Santas. The merry men are part of a 24 Santa Claus contingent sent out by (he Volunteer of America to seek donations. Each of the old gentlemen attended a speetat three-da; course in deportment before setting to work ON INTERNATIONAL SCENE Jessup To Study Far East; Britain To Recognize Red Regime In China, Forecast IB? Tit Aisc: ,'.ed Ffms U. S. roving Ambassador Philip C. Jessup Is off today on a policy study tour of the far east. His findings are expected to shape America's future relations with neighboring countries ot Communist China, and with Communist China itself. Jessua probably will confer with Gen. Douglas MacArthur in Tokyo, In Bangkok he will meet top American diplomats from lar eastern posts. They will discusss moves that may be made to con tain the spread o Communist power. Administration critics who look ed tor quicker action from the State department last week criti cized Jessup for taking "a slow ooat to (jmna. tie nas a weu Isswell Mineral Baths Chiropractic Physiotherapy Cl'.nlc Lady Attendants 1 Mile & ot Drain, OreMi i OIL HEATING Rooms don't get a chance to get chilly you get heat quick from the G-E Boiler, or the G-E Warm Air Furnace, Shop Richmaid Ice Cream for Tom snJ Jerry Better Ice Cream Sherbett Open from 2 P. M, to 10 P, M, December 16 to 24 RICH-MAID ICE CREAM 632 S, Stephens wi. . '"t I prepared program before him and a record of success in ticklish diplomatic spots. Jessup heiped engineer the Soviet lifting of the Berlin blockade. A responsible British source in London said Britain is pressing the United States and Canada to help launch a gigantic new aid program tor the Middle East and Southern Asia. The idea Is to save strategic potentiaily-rlch re gions from failing into the Soviet orbit. This source said the program is now being discussed at top secret three-power talks now going on in Washington, Garlic Diet To Navy Men Doesn't Repel Mosquitoes TAMPA, Fia.-f.n-The Navy describes an attempted weapon of the Pacific war which didn't pan out garlic. Capt. A. R. Behnke, a naval doctor, said garlic was fed to certain gobs in "large quantities" as a possible repellent for mo squitoes which plagued the navy's fighters. But Behnke said, the 'skeeters showed "complete Indifference to the aroma and kept right on boring in. He offered no comment on how the garlicy guinea-pig mlh ore got along with the rest ot the fleet. Welfare Funds Give Out, Astoria Aids Destitute ASTORIA, m This coastal I town is full of the Christmas j spirit, the County Welfare com I mission decided. A story describing the plight of 50 destitute families was printed after the commission ran out of funds. Immediately the commission was deluged with of fers. People offered toys. Others sent groceries. One grocery store offered unlimited credit to the commission, and the County Medical association offered medical care free to all welfare patients for the rest of Decent her. ,1 V is There Really A Santa Cfaus? POHTLAND i-Pi Is there a Santa Claus? Why, bless you, yes but maybe there are too many dollar signs on his costume. That appeared to be the gist ot a Press club forum here. Tommy Luke, florist who has been noted in Santa's costume at th city's annual Fairytale pa rade, satd Santa is "a belief that the people of the world need today." Police Cap. Harry Circle said that at the department's sun shine division, where Fortiand- erst contribute to the needy. "There's really a Santa Ciatts, A few doubts were cast bv the Rev. Paul S. Wright, pastor at ram rresoytenan church. Com- merrtatlsm. he said, is destrovine the spirit of Christmas. The splr-1 Holy day is celebrated by "brass and cymbals" in "a sea of cock tails," Mra. Eveftrn Sibley Lamoman. author, agreed. Stores try to start Christmas "as early as" the (Jay o-Mfiie rsaiioween. Marshall N. Dana of the Jour nal said he considered Christmas celebrated in the hearts una homes of the people with the same spirit st was too years ago UNPAINTED Baby Wardrobe. Shelve and Chests PACE LUMBER & FUEL 164 B, 2nd Ave. S. Phone 312 We clean ond service oil, wsd, sawdust furnacss and stove. Free Estimates HAL'S FURNACE SHOP Cleaning and Service t031 Wharton Ave, "I think it's silly t spend money it the mora eipen ii ga whife I'm jast lettming," We rorely disagree with a cystomer , . . even the young ones , . , but experience has taught us , , the best gasoiin is the cheapest in the iong Cor short) run! Drive in end let us "if! er up" You'll get service with a smile. Get Your 1950 Calendar Here! MAC WOOD UNION STATION Open T . m. tit 10 p. m. ww 6iyt week. Located at Matt er erttf Wsshlngten ts- Wema Wdt Man She ' Jilted 4t Yrt A?a KANSAS Cmr-fB-A 71 y?sr-osd honpymoonSng with tt man she walked out on almost -halt ntury ago. Mariha ftfarie Ballard end Noah Paddack were married Wtaetay. He is 71 asso. rtrty nine year ago Baltart left her home the night be toe she mm to marry Partdack. a went to Denver and got a job. , Padilaek didn't see her again ttntit 1S3& when she returned to Kansas City. Last August they patched up differences and tiwtt decided to get married. 'It was a misunderstanding FMkllack said. "I understand and don't hold it against her. We both have more sense now." Suit Yourself ot Joe Richards Tft tniw.tr to ererrdry injur problems iy KEN BAILfY QUESTION: We are planning to trade our car In on a new one and I'd Hkie to know If our present liability insurance pol icy will cover the new car when we get it. Do we have to notify the Insurance company of the change? ANSWER: Your present poJ Icy will protect you for thirty days after you change cars but you should contact your insur ance agent about changing the policy as soon as you get your new car. : -, fts j i e 3a tit cornet a-1. i -1 will b trksfg r jitss st sax kin- KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 31S Pacific Bidg. Phone 393 SAVE FUEL by letting ui vacuum citan , remove soot from ehtm. r.tyt, flu and eliminate dirt atwt toot from you? heating system. Phone ItWS-j . f fet? XS-., y N A STU6tSLE -If? V