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Writing Machine,
HORIZONTAL
I Depicted
machine for
writing by
remote control
9Go by
13 Most willing
14 Against
15 Peruvian
animal
18 Country
18 Down i
VERTICAL "
1 Barter
2 Lamprey,
catchers
3ce course
circuit
4 Type of cheese
5 Twitchinga
6 Affirmative
votes
, 7 Postscript
' (ab.)
Cf Slian
volcano
9 Top of head
19 Manuscript!
ab.)
20 Era
21 Norwegian
(ab.)
22 Sea eagle
10 Blackbird of
cuckoo family
24 Roman bronze i2WarbIes
1 1 Kocks
2S Scion
47 Symbol fcir
,27 Bitter vetch
. !' Preposition
:,29Long meter
(ab.)
30 Type of
butterfly
31 Symbol for
samarium
32 Peruse
. 33 Augment
35 God of flocks
38 Part of a circle
: 38 Article
39 Onager
42 Easter (nb.)
45 Symbol for
' Iridium
46 Solid (comb,
form)
48 Lively
' 50 Group of
players
51 These
are operated
from a central
master
apparatus
53 Strays
54 Partisan
silver
FUNNY BUSINESS
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"Since taxee are, getting heavier, t suggest free
supports for each taxpayer!"
BLONDIE
U'L ABNER
....... ..; , ... By
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
A NEW yeabS &E he TwimkS A
PARTY AT TJ sZX LEoATOJ
ALLEY OOP
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J I VOL) SAID HUMS
WHAT AROUND VENUS..
MADE VOU I FISGEREDTH'
BRING AM WEATHER'D
UMBRELLA BE SLOPPY...
life
Answer to Prvlou Puiiri
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Sfc horn im
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"oa u n t no Ttc ait gft
23 Idea
24 Fleet
26 Midday
27 Lohengrin'
bride
32 Horse's gait
40 Symbol for
selenium
41 East Indian ;
leafless vine
42 Every
43 Pain
44 Mix
47 Auricle
49 Chemical
Suffix
52 Paid notice '
34 Constrained
oucKy
substance
37 Wave top
39 Weapons
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NEWS. IDeTAHS IM
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TOO.WE'r.E X BLANKET,
30,600.000 1
MILES CLOSER
TO TH SUN
THAN WE
WERE ON
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ffdv $k (OUCH tssraVt
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MODEST MAIDENS
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CAB&IEO riE CVES THE TrlftKHOi.!? 4rl PlCKEPAtf POCKtri 1
FROM NINE TO FIVE
we
J known he was going to be this iong cominj
down,
we could have
BUT I NEVER KNEW
WHAT Ft AS WAS,
I SAT IN THE
AMD BELIEVE IT OR NOT '
UNTIL I SEEN THEM
I STILL, SOMETIMES IMAGINE
RCNAL SIOB8CMANS
DO THE 5ooieR.'.'
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BLOOD ON
SABER DANCE
VKNOW.I HAVE
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THOSE" AREN'T
WE'RE BEING
DON'T EYES.I'VE
WATCHED
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By Jo Fischer
Cot t Tni,fP... 1m,
Alt ' twt.e
ordered another dessert.
Chlc Young
By Al Capp
FRONT ROW,
BIG SPLASH OF .
MY COAT."
Merrill Blosser
By V. T. Hamlin
IF
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Diilard
By ROSA HEINBACH
Mr. and Mrs. Willart! Laurence
have received word that their son,
Barry F. Laurince and his two
traveling companions, Cecil Bessy
and Jim Short of Coos Bay, ar
rived . in San Diego on Sunday
morning. They reported .for dutv
with the fighter squadron stationed
aboard the U.S.S. Valley Forae
The three boys motored south after i
havmc spent their furlough at
home. They were together for seven
months to Korean waters.
Mr. and Kfrs. Lawrence Hercher
returned Wednesday, Dec. IS, from
a trip to southern California. They
motored to Lot Aiteelct In their
new car to visit Mrs. Hercher's
brother-in law and sister, Mr, and
Mrs. Roy Peterson and family. In
Long Beach, ihey visited Mrs. W.
B. Jones and family,, cousins of
Mr. Hercher who formerly lived
in Diilard and Green.
On their return trip Mr. and Mrs,
Hercher spent several tlays in
Berkeley as guests of the former's
brother-in-iaw and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth La Violette. With
them they visited the Golden Gate
tark: attended the Stamlar ! Oi!
symphony orchestra broadcast
held in the new Berkeley high
srtmot civic auditorium, and many
other points of interest.
dne of the most outstanding fea
tures of the trip was the beautiful
Christmas decorations in towns
along the way. Mr. and Mrs. Her
cher are both lifelong residents of
Diilard area. In San Leandro, they
visited Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Rtitn
mell and baby son, and Mrs. Ber
tha Rummeii. ail former residents
of Diilard and Rosaburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Harris and
daughter, Donnette,' of Willets.
t.3iu., were weekend guests of
Mrs. Harris' broher in-law and sis
er. Mr. and Mrs. Hairy Brown
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. George McDi.-weii
entertained with a dinner party in
their home Monday night, Dec, 18,
in honor of three teachers of the
Diilard school. Covers were placed
for Mrs. Irene McLaughlin, Mrs.
Chrystal Pompella, Mrs. Marguer
ite Bodenner, Mrs. Elizabeth Bryce
and the host and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. McDowell and two sons, Alec
and Eddie.
Mrs. Edgar Houston was brought
home from the Mercy hospital on
Monday, Dec. 18, by Mrs. O. D.
McAllister. Mrs. Houston, who
was injured when a passing car
hit her, is recuperating very satis
factorily. Mrs. Ann liutton, sister
of Mrs. Houston of Topeka, Kas.f
is with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McLennan
and children, Jackie, Patricia and
Suzanne, left Kritlay, Dec. 22, by
automobile for Los Angeles, Calif.,
to spend the Christmas week with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McLennan.
Marvin Covey, fifth grade
teacher of the Diilard school, left
Kriday to spend Christmas week
with his parents and relatives in
Napa, Calif.
Mrs. Chrystal Pompella third
"rade teacher of the Diilard school.
Ipft Friftav for her former home
ents.
Mr. ami Mrs. Ry Golgert and
sons, Don and Neal, left Saturday
to spend the Christmas holidays vis
iting relatives at Willamina and
Rockaway beach. -
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen's Radio Service. Sutherlin.
Rodio Doctors. Phone
pickup end delivery.
49I-J. Free
PLUMBING
Ace Ptumoing Co., 915 Garden Vol
ley Rd. But. phone 5JQ-K-S Res.
phono H9-R-3.
Kir-Crooch Plumbino Co. 316 Mill,
Phone 1927
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Ssepheni. Ph. 1280.
Con Supply Co. Phone V2I.
Terp's Plumbing. Phone 1579,
Joe M. Johnson
t26 West Dougloi Phone 389-J
KEATING
R. Rittmon Heating Co., hot .3fer
end steam, oil biKners. 1703
Brown. Phone 1064-J.
ELECTRICIANS
AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
Phone 1962 109 Sherftfon
DuFresne Electric. Phone 104.
WASHING MACHINE SJRV1CI
E. Mewberry's Washing Mochine
S"vlce, 102 W Commercial Ave
nue. Phone I0IS-R.
Washing Machine Service, Rusfy's Ap
pliance Repair, 510 N. iacksan.
Phone 1003-R.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co., 220 H. Moin.
Glenn H. Taylor, Ph. 1433-R.
KINDERGARTENS
COMMUNITY Kindergarten
Phone I599-R-4
DECORATORS
fainting ond Poper Honging.
H. E. "Woody" Wood Phone 80S
Elevating
Road Building
G
Corry-AHf Trertar Shorih
StfUaartrt,
Hour or Contrecf
t f ' -w.. -.i,"' !- i
fey " to.
G4FT BOXES READIED The Roteburg Eiict lodge prepared and distributed ever f 00 gift boxes
for femiiiei living in tKis erea end providsd gifts for Douglas county home patients Sefctr.
day, Piefureci ere, left f rtgKf, A. , Hrtningert Let Hammock, Ed Noiia ana1 Fuller JoIvrjob.
! Picture by Photo Lab!, ,
frr t: f::.r: L'; l' -i - V V : - I
CHRISTMAS BOX DISTRIBUTION Mambsrj of the Rosaburg Elks lodge, aided by emptoyeet of
Sig Feft, are pictured ai fHey delivered over !0 gift boxes Saturday to families in the area.
From left to right, top row, they are Don White, Clyde Johnion, Morris fCefebum end foreign ex
change student Mefti Raikkais; lower row, Ed Nolle, Sam Shoemaker, Les Hammock end as tin
identified visiting Elk. ' .trture by the Photo tabt.
usiimess
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO,
904 S. SrepKent Pfu 1739
Modern Furniture
Store, Inc.
SERVICE DEPT.
0 General Appliance and
Radio Repairing
0 Pickup and Delivery
Prompt Attention
All Work Guaranteed
121 West Oak
PHONE 348
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You rfrfv or w drive
Colt 1538
Arfoir' Parking Lot
Main and Woshtnoton
Flegel Transfer &
Storage Co.
LAWN MOWERS
MACHINE SHAfCENES
Ejitft hteyet potntnf rtpftirtnf
Hf taws tft4
Snrf card ioi ft
Pickup and dctivery-
C, J. TOWLER
Rt. T, S. 270, SutHerim
Nelson & Pyis
o Woodworking Co.
THurtn tt, H, ItSO The Newt-ReWew, Roburg, 0r II
0mm i. ' , a v
IDiirectory
THE OVERHEAD DOOR CO.
Door for Private, CommercioF ftr
Irrdustrraf Bui6mgi.
OTTO CURNOW
1 90S Portoto Dftv
Graft Paw, Oregon
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yoursftf
Save Vz Long or Short
Trip
Bet Hivt Truck Rental
734 S. Stephens Phone Uli-i
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Having
Custom Blodinn ,
Hies: 634 S. Main
Telephone 650-R Free Estimates
"Bill" Lossiter
HARG1S ELECTRIC
Speeiolijn
Keetie, ReirifoWiaa, HsusekeM
Appliance Servite
20 Yean Eperience
Ail Work Guaranteed
1111. Cm it. Me 4
AUTHORIZES
Gu.r.nt... Apptieece Rtjient
MAYTAG
&
NORGE
So'es and Service
Bergh's Appliance
GUARANTEED
RADIATOR SERVICE
2035 No. SrepKest
Oa Hwy. 9 North
Phon. 1522-Y
Ralph E&arey
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Lit-Roek Building Blocks
Concret Buiidinq Blocks
hrysfai& Tilt Plant
3750 N. Stephens
695-R-2
R. G. LAMBETH
Residontiol ano! Commercial
Cottttrucfion ond Remedeiina
Any Six Sob.
114! Rainbow Lane
Phjn. 1444-X '
Get rho PROPANE AND
BUTANE bott! retilled at the
Myert Oil Cs.
Hlshway 99 rmt Garden Volley
Road.
Also Heaterj, Hot Plate orxf
Sujolles.
CLEANINS
Fine Rues, Furniture Autos
UPHOLSTERIHS
Repairs Remodeling
CUSTOM MADE
New Location
1112 Fairhavn Ave,, Pit. 35U-J
EKrt Furniture Cleaner
Free Pickup end Delivery
Free Estimates
"imtividuaUierJ Roort
ot BeautiUty."
lVt. fc!Mlffl
Crp.ung e Rttrncr Tti.
An!vSl Tltt ii rormtce iop.
it VnivttMn Siirut.
JREt ESTIMATES
mm
m
300 S. fin. Ph. 1414-J
Windowt, Saih,
Mii4 MlSt
frames
Theee Ul-i
FLOd
COVERING
LEE ftORTENSEN, INC,
Phone 38
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