The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 01, 1950, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextNational feanner Marshall Plan Hurts Northwest, Angell Says WASHINGTON. April 1. Rep Angell (R-Ore) told the House that a result of the economic coop erative program "is to liquidate Northwest industries in favor of building up the Marshall plan coun tries." He said the program permitted products produced in those foreign National N. W. Forests Popular As Playgrounds More than 10 million people Sot., April 1, 1930 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 MODEST MAIDENS TrtSMaft ft"" V S fitMl OSw the Pacific Northwest's national for ests according ot Andrews. Of these, 1 million visitors spent total of 2'i million days camping and picnicking. These are the most teriorating due to a shortage of recreational improvement funds, Andrews stated forest service funds are not adequate to replace these time-worn and greatly tnjoyed im provements. He also pointed out that every effort possible is ex pended to keep them in the best usable condition. Estimates of forest visitors are gathered by rangera and forest guards, and while not based on complete counts, they show the ex tent to which our great out-of-doors is enjoyed. HORIZONTAL 3 Soft drink I Depicted is the Journey I Bit 01 ' 10 Dividing pro portionately . 'II Obtained 13 Aromatic " planta 'l 4 Fragment ot . food fl7 Mystic i ejaculation lis Kind of S Rallentando (ab.) 6 Gudrun'a husband 7 Roster It is the South Pacific 9 Past 1 1 is one of its resources 12 Persian poet IS Grade made use of the recreational re sources of the 19 national forests I in Oregon and Washington in 1949. H. J. Andrews, regional forester for the Pacific Northwest region of the U. S. Forest service reports I from his Portland office that the recreational use increased 10 per- jcent over 1948. I Nation-wide recreational use of the national forests reached au all time record of 26 million visits. Use of winter sports areas slumped 25 percent during 1949. This was (Caused by the severe winter and 1 difficult traveling conditions. I Ten and three-quarter million persons averaged one-half day in (popular forms of recreational use tin the national forests. The 1949 estimate of camping shows an in I crease of 26 percent over the previ ous year. Winter sports, the next 'most popular recreational activity, attracted over 400 000 visitors. Re sort guests numbered 248.0U0, sum i mer homes 68,000 and organisation I camps 37.000. of the remainder, T million persons averaged one fourth dav in passing through the forests on sight-seeing and business trips. ; National forest recreational im provements, largely constructed ; during the days of the civilian con servation corps, are rapidly de counlries to undermine American industries. "As a result the export trade for lumber and flour has already been liquidated with thousands of work men being thrown out of employ ment and ullimately some of the.se industries will collapse if this pro gram is continued," Angell said. "The administration has authority under existing laws to protect these American producers but refuses to do so." 22 Drenched 24 Beginning 31 Pain 32 False god 34 Asterisk 35 Greek letter 40 Competent 41 Seizes 42 Century plant 43 Daze 44 Legal wrong 47 Small demon 49 Nourished 51 Comparative suffix 52 Compass point I granite i20 Area measure Woo&y plant 21 Gentlewoman sedative FIVI Dll IN FIR! VINE FALLS. Man., April 1. -JiFt Five persons were burned to dealh early Friday in a fire which razed the home here of Stanley Waite. 2J Short letter is rounding 2S Let fall ceremony , 2ft Algonquian Indian 27 Not (prefix) 28 Three-toed sloth I Answer to Previous Purcfi" ia;a'pl fa. srj Kfer 1 h V II 29 Thus i b is h is ii ry s Ft TT" "3" 'JT 3 it ''II in M rp i--b-p- s 57 5M II II 1 I 1 ? Exempli gratis (ab.) (31 Encourage '3.1 Unless 36 Moslem judge .37 Preposition 38 Laughter sound 39 Card game 45 Near 46 High priest 1 48 Baltimore ! (ab.) 49 Friar's title 1 60 la one of ) Its large cities I 3 Gave VERTICAL t Likely '"Ideancitjr FUNNY BUSINESS "Gentleman, instead of balancing: the budget, I think it would be easier to budget the balance!" A BLONDIE 1 : 1 rail i -ii'iiiwHiiiiiiiiii' mi I k mTVES OUTCf OKMyGNeSS-" Ci. r-"v? Li rrTJ US MOUSE LIKE A ALL THE STORES APE v MS J OOOOO J V- S. CANNON BALL IN HAV1NS DOLLAP SALES I A, -i4W r mr ( that JA I the mopninC "t 01 white GOODS - ( V V-i - was close; fer ive gotta ee 1 tooav jJ ' My5wf'V Yjtfr : LI'L ABNER By At Copp LKl&TATPIr" TlEBIrrTEAVir" "MrOFTHODntC7aO- TliYKA atoih hoft-VI arbiet.':'' i'm H'UNARMED.rOH V eadlines.T'himspictosi) cares sincushion t - AND MVKE f IT M ISN'T HDU WOU.DNT DO WOULDN'T ftLUAtrONI SKIWUID (ABOUT OUT OP VOUB I -sjf'lrv, ' MESELF -J SPOTINJ C' IN A DEFENSELESS )S I NOW.' LIKl A JOIMT 0'HOrTOH) EAD- ' ) 'IDfc, H'INSPECTO ) y COMFORTABLE. IT m ISM'T BLIGHTER NOW S V , - Y A 'iMOUS -f - I LINES? BL0C3STO4C. H INSPCCrOW." B.RrriSH.'?' J -WOULD XI? J MEANS A H'ATTRAC-J . r- s ' tc - 11 I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ByMewilPBIoMer"" YOU &AV YOU WANT Me lb PLAY BALL? Uf.URl ' t WE WANT YOU lb HELP SPON SOR The ball Teaw .' wf eerou.' NEED UNIFORMS AND --- VroaHOiH ?3U0ITMAJ WOT' ALLEY OOP ' -es. r rr alley ' CM TWE PLANE ALL RISHT..HE' ON HIS WAY TO IMD'A.' ill I li e. I rr alley ( to sioot V .55?L2. J I 1 K. TO SND'A.' J f I II V V il By Hershberger ( iK'Wl. T Jf5 r S W S. TME ,BOVS PSHAW, JUNEY. ' "SftUS6!,! PLAf with Them, J juiT dreamiw I PLATED WITH A I Rnr .... y Cno A SPELL YOUN& FELLA NAMED ATA?r Hi f T THERE ' Bur t COENEUUS MteiLLIOjDOr ljf U1 , - II J V WARN 'lOO ONt WONDER WHATEVER. -X THINO. . SsLaW eow?r? If HE STUBS HfS TOE HfcS 1 JUST OUT luck: THIS IS OE VENTURE WE CAKT HAUL HIM CUT OF WITH THE TIME, machine; man-eating Shark ? mv dont they FROM NINE TO FIVE s III r ill No wonder I couldn't find that letter for a week, Mr. Wump. Someone put it in the "immediate attention" file. ukc woaaem By Jo Fischer By Chic Young STOPPIN ME FROM 6OIN& "KJ The oAMf ANO YEL1.IN' MY HFAD Ofr FOR SHADYSIDE By V. T. HAMLIN Business Directory RADIO SERVICING. Hansen's Radio Service. Suther tin. Radio Doctors. Phone 491-J, Free pickup and delivery. PLUMBING For That Repair Job, Call 697. Pete Crumett, Plumbing. Joe M. Johnson, plumbing and repair. 426 W. Douglas SL Ph. 389J. Are Plumbing Co., 915 Garden Valley Rd , Bus phone MO-Re Res phone 149-R-3. Klpr-Crooch Plumbing Co. 316 MilL Phone 1242-R. Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 80S South Stephens. Ph 1280. Coen Supply Co. Phone 12L Terp's Plumbing. Phone 1579. HEATING R. Rltzman Heating Co, hot wa ter and steam, oil nurnera. 17UJ Brown. Phone 10R6-J. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Washing Machine service. Roy and Rusty s Appliance Repair. 510 N. Jackson. Ph. 1003 R. J. & Newberry's Washing Ma chine Service. 1D2 W. Commer cial Avenue. Phono 1015-R. ELECTRICIANS Ace Electric. Phone 1743 J. FLOOR COVERING F. & W. Floor Covering. 327 S. Stephens. Phone 1478-R. Philip M. Purnam, 920 S. Mala Phone i&w-j. FLOORS LAID, sanded and Finished. Don Carlson. I'M. 102-R-3. FLOORS sanded and finished. Leslie Pfaft Ph. 157R- FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co, 220 N. Main. Glenn H. Taylor, l'n. na iL ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving MUlyarris. Driveways, Stations Floors, Sidewalks Custom Blading Office: 634 S. Main Teltphon SV)-R rrca Eitlmstas "Bill" Lassiter UMPQUA CABINET SHOP Custom Made Counter 1, Shelves, Fixtures, Kitchen Cabinets Phone 1567-L 2010 N. Stephens Roseburg. Ore. Excavating Road Building Shalt Reck nJ Rivor Loam, ImMadiatf Dtlivtry. Corry-Alli Tractor Shovtlt Sulldoiart. Hour or Contract 200 S. Pino Ph. 1486-J LEE MORTENSEN, INC. . IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY S:15 P. M. PHONE 100 PLASTERING BUNDY & SUTTON FREE ESTIMATES PH. 1798 ROSEBURG VENETIAN BLIND FACTORY 615 N. Jackson St.. Ruse' arg, Ore Phone 1098 J VENETIAN BLINDS WSHAOES DRAPES SCREENS Frcj Estimates Satisfaction (Juaranteed FURNACES Roseburg Sheet Metal Your Lennox Dselsr Ph. 941 ISO I. lit THE KIRBY COMPANY OF ROSEBURG 113 West 1st Ave., North Phone 4MW SALES & SERVICE CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 904 S. Stephens Ph. 1730 Cet Those PROPANE AND BUTANE bottles refilled at the Myers Oil Co. Highway 99 and Garden Valley Road Also Heaters, Hot Plates and Supplies Carl P. Tallon Excavating Contractor Shale rock for Immediate 'ellvery. Shovel, Trucks, Bulldozer, Patrol Rlarie. Back Hoe, For Hire. Roads built and rocked by hour or contracL 2340 N. Stephens Ph. 499 R-4 CONTRACT PAINTING Paper hanging Home Decorating JACK PRESTON 504 S. Stephens Ph. 626-Y Painting Contractors Commercial and Horn Decorating All Work Guaranteed Douglas Paint & Hardware Co. 906 S. Stephens Phone 9R4-J HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio, Refnpdra'.ion, Household Appliance Service 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 111 E. Cass St. Phono 94 R. G. LAMBETH Construction and Remodeling Residential ond Commercial Any size job Molrose Rt. Box li t Phono 144 R TRUCKS FOR RENT You drive or we drive Coll 1S38 Adair's Parking Lot Main and Washington Flegel Transfer & Storage Co. ( DECoeinNO 1 ICOSTCCTCkSl V AMEPtCA f DCCOOAITNO 1 ICONTOACTO(SJ y AM I MCA AUTHORIZED Guaranteed Appliance Repairs MAVTAft inn 1 1 nw -&m N0KGE Sales ond Service Bergh's Appliance Mesitiillva nlh Or MM it Hlh Siatwn Ssrvlrlaf All ! Hufttr Pbfm MA r. Ort)sifi SHALE RIVER LOAM Delivered ohovels Traxcavator Bulldozer Dragline Backhoe Crane Compressor Trucks lagging Roads Built and Rocked Mill Ponds Cleaned Basements Dug Rental or Contract S. M. Crttcs Company P. O. Box 952 Office Fast 2nd Ave. South Phone 1346-J Residence -Phone 930 R-2 Tile baths, showers, counter tops, store fronts, etc. Beautiful colors, lasting service not a substitute. Chrome hound shower doors, slid ing tub doors, non-slip, ceramic floors. Residential and Industrial installations. P. O. Box 1281 Ph, 1606-J 5 Byron Powell CEMENT CONTRACTING EO FUCHS Alt Ivm f fljertt) rk nasi tUlshlnf. Thre jer Istcallf I bMSlnM Wf RHImilM r. Raertdasjo NIB. DARBY AND FOSTER Excavating Contractors Shale rock for immediate delivery. Shovels, dragline, trucks, bull dozers, compressors for hire by contract or hour. Phone for free estimates. Forest Service Road, west ot Landls Iron Works. Phones 1152 R or 763-J. DISPOSAL SERVICE Prunings Grass Sod Cans Limbs Leaves Trash Garbage Etc. Roseburg Garbage Disposal Co. Phone 124 Furniture & Rug Cleaning Upholstering Restyling, rsmodoling, repairs. Slip cavers. EXPERT FURNITURE CLEANERS m Umpqua Ave. Ph. ftO-Y Free Pickup Free Estimates DESBIENS & SCHAFER GENERAL CEMENT CONTRACTORS All Tvp Cin.nl Worlr Sldrw.lka, drlv.wav., floor. Phono 43-R-l Plumo iss-e ESTIMATES GIVEN H"i IOVC, Mlrne Rt, PsstttM and FoundaUont INLAID LINOLEUM Soles ond Installotion ot oil types of flo- covering F 4 W Floor Covering Co. Ph. 1473-R 327 S. Stephen. w Idln Machin Shop Storagt nej Ful Oil Tnki Two Cnmplvt Otiteid Pnrtabl Rip Repair and Mamufariur of logfinf and Sawmill atquiprnenl ea V rirrtl Roteburg Wtldinoj ond Mochin Works SOf N. Mi St. rtwi 67 1 DU FRESNE ELECTRIC Electrical Wiring and Service. Commercial Refrigeration Service. Ph. 104 Emergency Ph. 290-R 304 No. Main St. PRINTING PROMPT, EFFICIENT DEPENDABLE SERVICE ROSEBURG PRINTING CO. Corner Cass and Sheridan Phone 943 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, ond Frames Mill and Mother Phone 1242 J H & H Machine Repair Welding, milling, laths turning. 2 A 4 cycle engine repair. Experimental machine work. Farm machinery repaired Aoress Hlway from Nialasn's Phono 292 R R. B. Hallcraft, Machinist Tool Rentals Floor Sanders, Edgers, Belt as Disc Sanders. Conrete Mixers, Power Trowels. Concrete Vlbra. tors. Wheel Barrows, Lighting "lants. Paint Snra Outfits. Skit saws, Prills, Air Compressors, lack Hammers and Hvdraulle lacks. Call us. We may have Just what you need. Osbun Electric & Equip. Co. S47 S. Stephens Phone 1108-R H. T. REBER Building Contractor' AUa tMfflsjnt ok ttueca iarg m mall Job. ft eMttmatatv MELROSE A SHENANDOAH Phon 103-R-t CRUSHED ROCK and BAR RUN delivered or told ot plant 5 miles South of Roseburg at the end of Lander's Lane. Phone Cecil Lowe at 615-L TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save Yl Lcig or Shorf Trips Bee Hive Truck Rental 736 S. Stephens Phone 1436-J Call 432 For Your Steel Supply We stock all sixes Sf.jfting I S" to oV Including 5-1516" In diameter turned and polished. All flat steel plats 116" to A In cluding 3" thick. All fish plats steel V" to 4 including 2"5l12". Any size bronre from solid to 10" dlameier. All size Dortjje Anti-Frlctica bearlnRS. The Oldest and Most Reliable Machine 8hop In Roseburg. Give Us A Coll 432 WOLBERT WELDING & MACHINE WORKS 2nd Ave. 9. A Fowler Roseburg, Oregon HENRY H. MILLER ticavatinf Read Bui!Jinf Contractor 140? Willow St. Phono HOI -J Wt tell shait bar run, hvtf rr id rivor roorrt. Mill pondt clcocd and dredgct. Shoval, Bulldofar, Air Conv'eisor, Croow, Droglipa, Dump Truck by hour or contract. Free ettimotei.