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insect
12 Thorn (comb,
form)
13 Eagle's nest
14 Foreguard
15 Hue
17 Ready
18 Measure of
area
IS Clipped
21 Height (ab.)
1 Operated
4 Verb neuter
(ab.)
5 Engrave
6 Foot covering
7 Indian weight
8 Tellurium
(symbol)
9 War god
10 Code
1 1 Cooking vesse. 32
13 Exist
16 Correlative ol 33
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19 Love song
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26 Hebrew month23 Irish point
27 Wax
25 Revoke
28 Pronoun
29 Not (prefix)
30 Preposition
31 It preys on
and
animals
33 Girl's nam
35 Shield
37 Employed
38 Roman
emperor
39 Manuscript '
(ab.)
40 Pledge
48 Verso (ab.)
47 Mire
49 Food fish
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.91 Scottish lake.
'53 Shell-fish
55 City in
Nevada
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Man's name
Ream (ab.)
50 Sun
51 Thus
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(symbol)
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By Al Capp
By Merrill Blosser
By V. T. HAMLIN
MAJeriA.1.
FRANCE HAS 'EM. TOO-Just as in the U. S . thi
and the (ear of accompanying shortages brings the hoarders out
from under the rocks in France, too. Here, as part of a national
campaign to combat such foolish practices, a Paris grocery displays
sign telling its customers, "We have oil, sugar, coffee and soa
Do not stock up. It is in your interest. Tbnk pou.
Scare Buying Apt
To Boost Use Of
Synthetic Rubber
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK-(AP)-Soaring rub
ber prices, scare-buying of tires,
and record use of rubber by U. S.
industry may lead soon to an in
crease in the amount of synthetic
rubber in your tires.
The amount of man made rubber
in tires has been declining since the
war and now averages less than 40
per cent.
Plagued by rising prices for na
tural rubber, tire manufactures
have been buying mare synthetic
and clamoring for the government
to produce more.
Three mare of the s y n t h e ti c
plants are being taken out of moth
balls, but their product will not
be available much before the first
of next year.
Meanwhile, if the government
wants more natural rubber for its
stockpile, it' could order a greater
percentage of synthetic used in tiit
as it has the authority to under the
rubber ict of 1950. Some say it may
order that as much as 60 per cent
of the rubber used in tires be syn-
uieui.
Not Enough
Until the reopened synthetic
plants get going full blast, trade
sources here say, a requirement to
use only 40 percent natural rubber
would probably mean fewer tires
made. There lust isn t enouch svn
thetic available now to keep present
production rates going if each tire
must contain 60 per cent synthetic
trade sources say.
But the trade also speculates on
the possibility that if the, steel shor
tage grows, fewer cars will be
made. Booming car production led
to the record consumption of rub
ber before the Korean war. Since
then, there has been added scare
fcuying and hoarding of tires, to
put even more pressure on tire lac
tones and rubber prices.' .
Styrene Neaded
Increased synthetic rubber pro-
ysDimess
RADIO SERVICING
Mcnssn's Rodio Service. Suthtrlin.
Rodlo Doctors. Phone 491 -J. frtt
pickup and delivery.
PLUMBING
Ac Plumbing Co., 915 Garden Val
ley Rd. Bus. phone S30-R-5 Kll.
phone W9-R-3.
Kler-Crooch Plumblnq Co. 316 Mill.
Phone 1242-R.
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Ph. 1280.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 121.
Terp's Plumbing. Phone 1579.
HEATING
R. Ritzman Heating Co., hot water
and steam, oil burners. 1703
Brown. Phone 1066-J.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
1. E. Newberry's Washing Mochlne
Se-vice. 102 W Commercial Ave
nue. Phone I0I5-R.
Washing Machine Service, Rusty's Ap.
ptionce Repair, 510 N. Jackson.
Ph. 1003-R.
ELECTRICIANS
Ace Electric. Phone 1904.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co., 220 N. Main.
Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 1433-R.
For that new or used vacuum
cleaner while they last
Air-Way Sanitizor
Sales & Service
Ph. 1795-J 948 So. Jackson
R. G. LAMBETH
Residential and Commercial
Construction and Remodeling
Any Size Job.
Melrose Rl. lot 91 -I
Phone 1444-R
CEMENT CONTRACTING
CO FUCHS '
AH ef renerrte werk in
fleUMnf Three Tr lecallr
la beilneet
free Retlmatee
Ph. Residence Ml 5 J
duction will require more styrene,
a product also used in the making
ot nylon, atyrene. which comes
from benzene, is already in short
supply, but some West coast oil
refiners are preparing to increase
output.
There's one thing you as the user
of tires can be sure of.
Several tire companies have just
increased the price of tires and
tubes again. Tires have gone up S
to TVi per cent and tubes by 10 to
as much as 30 per cent.
Refresh... acid zest to the
IOTTIED UNOEt AUTHOIOT OF THI
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF ROSEBURG
v
AUTHORIZED
Guaranteed Applionc Rapairt
MAYTAG
NORGE
Sales and Service
Bergh's Appliance
NerM. Harlftf Appliance ent
RsmMttn (Tletbet Drreri
13M iattlk Hteptiene
I er vie Ine All Hekoe Wanktirf
fheite t08 Kmebtirg, Or eg on
If Your Paper Hot
NOT ARRIVED
By 6:15 P. M.
Phone 100
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Paving '
Custom Blading
Office: 34 S. Main
Telephone 650-R Free Estimates
Bill" Lassiter
Excavating
Road Building
Carry-Alls Tractor Shovels
BuMdoiera,
Hour or Contract
200 S. Pine Ph. 14B6-J
IFF M0RTENSEN, INC.
Ed T. Miller
Well Drilling
Rt. 2, Box 380
Garden Valley Rood
Phone 441-R-3
Roseburg
PAINTING &
PAPERING
Interior ond Exterior Decorotinq
30 yeors experience free estimate
"FHA Terms"
HERBERT I. WOOD
Ph. 805
Wtd., Aug. 16, 1950 The Newt-Review, Roioburg, Ore. IS
Bridget Faces Ntw Opposition In Union Caucus
COOS BAY, Ore. A Oppon-1
ents ot Harry Bridges gained new
support Monday as longshore lea
ders gathered for a west coast cau
cus on critical union matters.
The big issue is whether the now
jailed Bridges can be forced to give
up leadership of the longshore
union he has headed for 16 years.
High t-wingers are demanding
that Bridges either give up his
union presidency or resign as pres
ident of the Maritime Federation
of the World, which right-wingers
assert is communist dominated,
i Officials of the Coos Bay-North
Bend longshore local said their
unit would support a resolution
from a San Francisco local, calling
for Bridges to resign one of the of
fices. They also expected to vote sup
port for U. S. action in Korea and
to discuss the union's welfare pro
gram. $5 PER MONTH
Pays for applianct repairs
Rebuild Repair Rtpainr
Add years of servioe to your
, appliances.
Material and Workmanship
Guaranteed
s.
PHONE
805
DTDrU'C APPLIANCE
DCKUn 3 SERVICE
Pickup and Delivery
COCA - COU COMFAHY 1
O 1950s Ttw Coo -Cole C tweeny
Beaver Transport
Lumber and Heavy Hauling
Ph. 1793-Jor 1166-J
H. T. REBER
Building Contractor
Also cemflnt & stucco. Lorga or
smoll ob. Free estimates.
MELROSE 1 SHENANDOAH
Phone I02-R-2
Get Those PROPANE AND
BUTANE bottles refilled at the
Myari Oil Co.
Highway 99 and Garden Volley
Rood.
Also Heaters, Hot Plates and
Supplies.
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash, and Frames
Mill ond Moshor Phono 1242-J
SEITZ & McTAGGART
Setter Home Construction
Lot Ht build your homo, or hole you
with the olenl.
Froo Estimotoi.
Ph. 1033-r or 1577.R J
PDirectoiry
"Individualized Floors
of Beautility."
InlBie Llneleera
it Carpetine Rilbr THt
Atphelt Tlte rnrmtea Tope
Venetian Blind
FREI ESTIMATES
iWJiniTfil
FLOOR COVERING
222 W. Oak Phone 341
PAY tOOST ENDS STRIKI .
PORTLAND W) AFL optical
workers and technicians art to re
turn to work Monday at seven lo
cal optical firms following three
day strike for higher pay.
. The 35 workers . accepted a $5
pay increase to $75 weekly until
May, 1951. The boost is retroac
tive to June 15. Under the agree
ment they will receive an 180
weekly minimum from May, 1951,
to May, 1952.
SI
1200
South
Stephens
hour
with Ice-cold Coke,
go on with enioyment
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yourself
Save V Long or Short
Trips
Bee Hive Truck Rental
734 S. Stephens Phone 143 o-J
Furniture & Rug Cleaning
Upholstering
Restyling, Remodeling
Repairs, Slip Covers
EXPERT FURNITURE
CLEANERS
1195 Umpoue Ph. MM
Froo Plckuo , rroo P-lmte
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Lite-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalife Tile Plant
3750 N. Stephen
69S-R-2
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You drive or we drive
Call 1538
Adair'i Parking Lot
Main ond Washington
Flegel Transfer &
Storage Co.
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CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
904 S. Stephens Ph. 1730