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COWBOY INFLUENCI PHILADELPHIA June X-UP-The influence of cowboys and their wearing apparel on the youth of today was put this way by Eliza beth Morton a trade book editor before the Philadelphia regional writers conference: "It used to be that teachers would say 'Hang up your coats and hats until 3 o'clock boys and girls." "But now it's different. Teacher is more apt to say: 'Parle your guns and take off your spurs until 3 o'clock." . Wag Boost Ends Strike LOS ANGELES June 30 I.TV Los Angeles has bread with its butler today. Nineteen hundred striking AKL bakers returned to work today aft er being off the job since June 17. They voted yesterday to accept an employers' offer for a wage in crease. The strikers employed in 21 wholesale bakeries in the Los An geles area had asked for a five day 35-hour week at no loss of pay under their six-day 40-hour week. ANIMAL LAUNDRY LOS ANGELES -UP) Beauty treatments for anything from ele phants to hummingbirds, that's the motto of 26-year-old I.oa Busche. She has opened an animal laundry which she believes is the first of its type in the country. She guaran tees to get customers clean by following this routine: (1) Dunk it in suds and scrub The Ntwt-Rtvltw, Rottburg, Ort., Saturday, July 1, 1950 Schwinn Bicycles W Mil tfl bMl nd rtpur Uu tmi. AlS FIXIT SHOP !WWm Bur" Jr. Hlfll St J. N. BOOR For ill Arccuria OllbBr1 HaUr Brpalr Mixtd Outtxuro Motor iui by iht gallon Mobil Outboard Motor Oil in bulk U dm. Vall.f Ph. AiUarlaad Jaaawa Vara Uulu (unless it's a bird, In which case she dry cleans it), (2) manicure most exciting "laundry"? The Java monkey, which nipped her finger, and the 16-year-old East Indian leopard which behaved like a per feet centlemnn. ( and buff nails or horns, and (3) ad t minister a thnrnnch brushing. Her DANCE Every Saturday Night The Old Hayloft At PRESCHERN BARN 4 Miles West on Melrose Road Roy Bates and The Westerners increase of five cents an hour guarantee of an eighhour day with a 40-hour week with journeymen receiving $1.73 an hour. They will get $37. So each in lieu of retro active pav In Mav 1. UNDER THE STARS . The men? "Hardly any inquir ies," said Brahin. The settlement provide a wage HAVE YOU TRIED Jerry and Opal's New Eating Establishment ... AT PLAYMOR GARDENS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Weather P.rmittinf) Women Eager To Enlist; Men Show No Interest ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., June 30 P) The navy recruiting of fice here reports a rush business as a result of the Korean situation. Chief gunner's mate Sidney A. Brahin said yesterday that since Monday he had had 25 applicants for eniistment all women. Six were accepted the others turned down because they were too young, he said. MUSIC IY LOU FRANCO Owing from P. M. 'til you nin it. AND HIS HAPPY VALLEY COWBOYS Lirltn 1:00 ( 1:10 Saturday night KRNR tar annauncaniant it waath ar will aarmit aurtida dancinf. m ROBERT MWTGGMERY THE FOLLOWING ROSEBORG RETAIL HKiMS WILL BE TV I ti !f W ft If JULY 7ct4iX ROSLBURd JEWELERS THEOUTD00R -STORE CUEO.'S BAKERY GOLDI E'ST B00TERI E THE LESTER'S SHOP JUDD'S-FURNITURE WEST BROS. J EWELERS GOETTELS VARIETY J.V SPORTING GOODS MABEL LEWIS ROSE BURG BOOK STORE ROY'S MEN'S STORE HUDDLESTON'S SHOE STORE WEBER'S BAKERY UMPQUA VALLEY HARDWARE UMPMIAVALIEY APPLIANCE SOUTHERN OREGON WHOIGME SINdERSEWINfaMACHINEl KARL'S SHOE STORE. FUl i ETON'S REXAL STORE MIL UMPQUA FLORIST AB BUCKLE'S HARMONY HOUSE HERMAN'S MEN'S STORE FTIRESTONESTORE BOB'S MUSIC SHOP TROWBRIDGE ELECT. ROSLBUWr&RANGtSUPPtf L U V ERN E'S JOERICHftRO'S MEN'SSWE ASHCRAFT J EWELERS CLARK'S PHOTO STUDIO FREDRICKSON'S PHOTO LAB HARMS ELECTRICICO . KNUDTSON'S JEWELERS JOSSE'S FURNITURE CR XI Q ' S LAWSON'SUEWELERS, THE'FASHtONCENTR F, RED MEYER LER'S THiiWAS I HE VOCE OK ( HE MAJORITY OP E ROSEBURQ RETAIL TRADE ASSOCIATION ALL FIRMS NOT CONTACTED ARE INVITEP TO REMAIN CLOSEP THESE PATES. CONEY ISLAND THE LOCATED 1 MILE NORTH ON 9? Featuring THE CONEY ISLAND Our special wiener on a steamed bun with mustord, chili sauce and onions. Meals Breakfast 0 0 Fountain Luncheon 0 Evening 0 Steaks 0 Chops Orders to Take Out Phone 1506-J Then coma in and pick up your order Open Every Day Except Monday THE CONEY ISLAND 1 Mi. No. on 99 Phone 1506-J ajiQfULlZSl STARTS U&mmw tr ftm MOTOR I fOMORROWc? SUN. JOHN WAYNE UENRY FONDA MQLEY TMPIB mil Wi DOUGLAS FOMr JOAN WOODBURY TONIGHT- lit , TRlVORJj hRaymp-J 151 'RR'JosiTORVAY.' Morris ANKRUM f uucky 'losers FREDDY MARTIN .rtwottitum ' CWHT ll Bfr7Slft r , BAY WcKINY at! Brt)sfrl YoUMCa DANIEt BoonV ) TODAY AND SUNDAY y&v'RlTTR OKLAUOMA WPCPS Q-HtT i"o-tr rt j KENT TAYlOti. DISPLAY 00 DEADLINE DAYS PPIOkTO DATE OF PUBLICATION mm HITS OUR SCRtf n auQtATe rue 4u yw us JOMOMOW TOLD The Wa i H it uinnrurni R WHERE IT HAPPENED! HOW IT HAPPENED! wLAUDETTE COLBERT wit PATRIC KNflWlES Vmm Oestnwd Ssw HmJuw . 4 Pvff.tlirffT;iJ!i,Bi.j,iBiifWTTW. y r C7 f-?T-.ffl If
