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MODEST MAIDENS . tuMin ni a a r o el V vili!Lti III What I like about 6olf are tme pance4 THVAV at the club on SATuRtwy night ' FROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer , I CMAPEAUX lit r l s 1 1 pv " J3 May I take it home (or my husband's disapproval? BLONDIE By Chic Young 'I ilfiii IhMlUi;'' . ' S Vi --sjl-viu-- s. f vOU OO IT NOUPSELF ) XwuVDiok f ( WHO CUPPED ) THE CNO OC MV MVSTfcRV I LAST NISMT--I SAW S (VSj L6T 6 J ' COUPON ( STORV WAS ON TUB OTHER K VOU CUP 'A COUPON) MINS r 1 C ( OUT OF THE Y V, SIDE OF IT, ANO NOW ( AND MAIL (T -!w3f S LIK8 THAT tffjk C MAGAZINE J fLL NEVER KNOW WHO T X , , v fi3ir LI L, ABNER By Al Capp ' n I , cFiti$ nifr V? ?-whuts o "t ' etin H viir voo'be lucky -bout y VrT? l "WCI1 'luckvS f ruowcst pot) ' FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS r"Ger a LAoots;, ) ( Poos; too pomT unosvstsmcN ( LABO y y VFgEaa.tSJL, PLCMESSy y F AM WEttC A OU OAO'NAIr HOOMIKI FAtHIONCB SEAM -IT WOULQ w KIC1HT.'.' HURT Ht. BUT, -XVOU'RE. THE. ' rOOTCHNITLV. AH I ONLY TWENTIETH rrT m n. rEuniRV sen WITM A V MiiarrriiTU. FASHIONED J CENTuV MX I HEAD. . V I AND tT SO HAPPENS THAT I NEtO JUST SUCH A SKULL TO COMPLETE GIVE ME VOE NAME AN' ADDRESS. AM AH LL MAIL IT i rvO-AFTER AH IS DAID, AN BEALLV DON'T MUD IT I r ' ir MV MUSEUM'S IT NO MO - COU-ECTOnT, .1 By Merrill Blosser ITS ALL PMTOFTHt GAMS THE BOYS HAVS TO LCARH TO tavb rr unurevia. IF TOUU. LM.Ubt Ac 00 SOWETHING Tb T CM. ocsrp LOOSEN EM UR CRICKET WK5M'N" UVERMOR6 .' START I wS lOUTSlOE A RUCKUS, SET FIRE NEVER. BAI-L. . TO THE BENCH 7 LIKE , POUR.' SWETHINS THIS '-J-lS ALLEY OOP By V. T. HAMLIN A BAS )EH. I PCKED 'W . TISEe.' AiP M TH INDIAN ("JUNSLE.-AIN'T H CtJ I f n i J7 7TT 3UT WW ATS 66EM5 TO BE 1 ( Y9 ALLEX HE IN I J I f x TH'5 ABiMT I SEBiouS-r scrr 1 BAD SHJ6 NCT A, Jh 71 I Ails X-T-5. Cash Stolen From Body Of Hunter, Widow Declares ASOTIN, Wash.. May J. CP) The widow ot so eik hunter killed Nov. 10. IMS, said Thursday UW bad oeen stolen (ram the body ot her husband. ' The statement was made by Mrs. Olga Nolan o( Spokane. Her hus band, William B. Nolan, apd Wil liam E. Hamilton, also of Spokane, were killed by a single oullet fired by another hunter at an elk. ' 1 Thomas G. Jordan, Asotin coun ty prosecutor at the time, con firmed that Nolan's billfold and ide ufication papers were missing when the body was examined. Jor dan is now superior court judge in the county. "My husband had 1400 or more Li cash the afternoon before the ac cident," Mrs. Nolsn said. "1 was wilh him and know 'la had spent less than iS before he went on the hunt." Jordan said he was with the sheriff and undertaker when the body was exsmined. "When Mr, Merchsnt (the indertaker) ex amined Mr. Nolan's body, the first thing he remsrked was that there was no hunting license, elk tag or Identification." - Jordan said the investigation had established the "ocstion of two hunting parties in the area and Uiat someone other than a member of those parties had taken the miss ing articles. James Jones of Spokane, a mem ber of one party, has been charged with manslaughter in the deaths and is now on trial. Sutherlin By MRS. BR1TTAIN SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Everett Owens and small son left this week for Klonda ..).., .haw wrill Visit Url Owens' parents. Gus Geisler of Roseburg will take uwens place ai mi ocuu lumber yard during his vacation. .1 Claolr .nil anna Mar. Tin and Michael, spent Sunday al Vkinsion visiting wun nvr lis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gil bert Butler. -The new Lutheran church, which i 113 Ml GIANT Associated Prats r Darter Gloria Yarbrouah. who is (our feet 1 1 inches tall, gets lift from her subact as the interviews eight-foot one-inch Johann Peturtton. Pafurtton. originally from Iceland, it in Hollywood to play the part oti giant in "Prehittorie Women." J He hat been in the thow buti-1 neti since 1935 and weight 420 poundt. IAP Wirephoto.l Fri., May 5, 19S0 The Newt-Rtview, Rosebura, Or. 13 Camas Valley By MRS. JAMES COMBS Donald Taylor, the new princi pal for the coming year, met with the school board Friday evening. He was accompanied by LaMar Ormsnd who will be the next sev enth and eighth grade instructor. Standley Robinelte has been given a position as assistant high school tescher. Johnny Rorkwood received a foot injury Mendsy evening while vis iting al the home of Bucko Dun ham. The two boys were playing in the barn when a pitch fork thrown from the haymow bounced and went through johnny's shoe, piercing the foot and sticking into the sole of the shoe. Wsyne Martindale Is suffering from blood poisoning in his arm caused by a nail wound received while helping tear away some porches from the Henry Denn resi dence. Mr. and Mrs. William Meeks have purchased the place east of the school from Mr. and Mrs. Oil- lard Crane. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Moody and children spent Sunday at the coast. going ny way oi loquuie and re turning hy ReedsporL Mrs. Eli Thrush is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Ravmond Pitts in Springfield. The Pills were for merly residents of Camas Valley. Mr. Ethel Cloueh was released from the Kelrer Brothers hospital at North Bend on Sunday. Mrs. Ada Thorp spent the week end In Eugene visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore at tended the district meeting of rural mail carriers and the woman's aux iliary. Mrs. Moore was elected secretary-treasurer of the auxiliary. Mr. and Mrs. William Cunning- i you find her . A bit unwillmq -' - A rinq will male For you a killing. WATCH REPAIRING nrinf your waidt to ut for expert, ron cicntlou workmanship. In watch making, alwayi look lor th wont "crU(itL" 5q CERTIFIED WATCHMAKEH f is being built west of Sutherlin, will soon have a roof it weather permits. The Adventist church Is building an addition on the north side of the church over the entrance, which will make an entrance hall and help keep out the cold from the main part of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Hollo Wilson of TJmpqua were business visitors in this city Tuesday. Lee Williams and William Blake ley, are improving the front of their homes by installing cement sidewalks. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bock spent the weekend in Portland visiting Mrs. Beck's falhrr. who is con fined to a hospital. Mr and Mrs. A. A. Snell of In dependence, Mo., paid a surprise ! visit at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. ! Lon Welch last week. Snell is presi dent of the Kansas lily Plywood Orp , and was in this city for several days transacting business. Mrs. Mildred Hayes and Mrs. Mvrtle Musgrove. both gave blood this Tuesday for Mrs. Melba Crowe. Mr. and Mrs. John Baron of TJmpqua were in town Tuesday, If Woman Loses BattU To Servo Homo From Firo PORTLAND, May 4 (PI A woman fought a losing battle yes terday alone to save her rural home from fire. When Mrs. William Kitchell dis covered her roof ablaze, she put up a ladder and began a bucket battle. She worked for half an hour, then fell off the roof. On her feet again, she Ran a half mile to a neighbor's telephone and called firemen. The road to her dwelling was narrow too narrow for the fire truck. When the crew arrived on foot with shovels and hand che mical gear, the dwelling was in ashes. a lovely, fragrant reminder of your affection . . . she'll be delighted with this beauttfut Cachet gift specially inscribed for Mother. IUCIEN LELONG im rlVS TAX Roseburg Pharmacy 2-U N. Jockjon Phone 7 LAWNMOWERS W Mil th boot and harpon 4ha rat. AL'S FIXIT SHOP SSO W WakhlnffUw PhOM 1329-R Between rarrn Bureau and Jr ttlab ham have bought Mrs. Hs gen's pioperty. Mrs. Hagen has moved to Eugene to a cottage belonging to her brother. ... The Horn. Economics club met at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Roberta -Monday. They plan to. serve a,' dinner on election day in the Hell- - man hall. . Reports from larger cities in the 1 U.S. in 1048 showed that 93 percent of the stolen automobiles were re covered by police. Recovery on other types of property, waa as fol lows: currency, la.e percent: jew elry, 1ST percent; furs, 11 ' per cent: clothing, 19 7 percent; and miscellaneous property, 32J peri cent. News-Review classified ads bring results. Phone 100. GET HEPt INSURE FIREWORKS Wholesale Stand Operators Place Your Orders New. Get Ready for the 4th of July CLIPPER FIREWORKS CO. trench Wereheuso Cell tr Writs: J53I W. 7th Eugene, Oref on 1014 Cecil St. RoMburf , Oregon Phene IS09-J ee JM-R-1 See why you can't match a -astaajesaaw Hera'i Proof of Vofua f Cook-Master Oven Clock Extra deep broiling er Control -for completely roasting pan automatic cooking Big Wormer Drawer New.faster, ftodianrube Units Fluorescent Cooking-Top lamp All-porcelain, Even-Heat Oven . Full-Width Storage Drawer Triple-Duty Thermiier Cooker Automatic Signal-lights 309". Model RM-eS shown other rVlgldalre Electric Range mode's. ..bea'nnina of $154,7; UMPQUA VALLEY APPLIANCE 120 W. Oak NesttoUmpqua Valley Hardware Phone 1218 e
