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"v i - v r U'irw s v-jl ii Anewer to Prevleui Futile iPl 38 25 Fruit 30 More courteoui 32 Closed car 42 Any 43 Unruly 44 Goddess of. discorC 47 Age 49 Poem 51 Half an em M "Granite State" (ab.) 34 Native Stranger Give forth Passing fancies By Hershberger i crow (v MODEST MAIDENS , ftiiiin a i v. a w oa 2i N I 1 I One tUin6 bu MuST admit k hKBanp hi A Good LOOKING MAN EVERY TIME J FROM NINE TO FIVE I'm not quite sure what I do around here but believe me, I'm whit at It. JA,Y i"MArsl By Jo Fischer By Merrill Blosser Relax! all you GOTTA WORRY ABOUT NOW IS BREAKIM" YOUR WRIST SHARPENING By V. T. Hamlin DFfclTII rfsl 25 Increased Supply Of Coins Foreseen By Treasury WASHINGTON (AP) The treasury is berinnimr to see Its way out of an acute shortage of coins. tor months now. many hard put for enough pennies and other coins to keep up with their transactions. They've had to resort to hasty bor rowing from one another occasionally, and federal reserve bank3 have rationed some coins among member banks in tneir districts. Leland Howard, assistant dlree. tor of the mint, said today the coin supply is still "nip and tuck." But he added that, even with Christmas shopping under way, he thinks there will be enough coins to meet demands of the nation's expanding economy. He said mat coin rationing by deferal reserve banks is expected to end next month at the latest. The usual policy is to permit un limited exchange of dollar bills for corns. Here is how the situation devel oped and what the mint is doing about it, as outlined by Howard. ' It costs money to make money 25 cents tor a pound of copper to mane lv pennies. The mint asked Congress for an appropriation big enough to pay for producing 1,750,000,000 coins in the year which began July 1 an output that would have taken about 7,000 tons of metal. But Congress allowed the mint funds for production of only 1,325,- uw.uuu CUIUS. On top of that, nickel and copper are scarce defense materials, for one month, September, the mint couldn't get any copper at all to make pennies. Demand Increases At the same time, the dmand for coins has been increasing sharply. Mor states and cities are putting on sales taxes, and that takes more pennies. More and more buyin of all sorts of things is being done through corn-operated vending machines. Because of its shortage of funds and materials, and the growing demand, the mint couldn't turn out coins as fast as they were needed in the business marts. The treasury appealed to citizens to turn in their piggy bank hoards of coins and get savings stamps or dollars instead. That brought a lot of corns out from hiding. Vending machine operators, In- CHILDREN WERE WAOE WITH Bit, EMtS SO THAT IT WOULD BE EASY TO POUR LOTS OP tOMMOrt StNSft MTO THEIA, Common sensaF Wtll, ese our eaty parklnf lot for Christmas shop ping Instead of walking. For Hie nan an your list see our accessories. AD-AIRS' ASSOCIATED SERVICE and PARKING TRAILER TRUCK RENTALS 101 North Male Phono 2-12 ysDmess PLUMBING Momt Plumblns and Heittns ,95-97 Porrotl St., Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co., Si. South StepKens. Phona 3-5377. Horrls Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phona 3-81 73. Coen Supply Co. Phona 3-4461. Tarp's Plumbing. Phona 3-7266. HEATING R. Rltimon Heating Co. Hot Water and Steom Oil Burners. 1703 Brown. Phona 3-8267. Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 1349 Military. Ph. 3-4TJ09. ROOFING Roofing, masonry, carpentry, pointing, papering. Odd jobs by skilled workman. Mr. Cook, phone 3-8057. Rooting and root repoirtng. Insula tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme Roofing Co. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1600 N Stephens Phona 3-7303 DuFresne Electric. Phona 3-5222. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE J. 6. Newberry's Woshlng Machine Service. 1 02 W Commercial Ave nue. Phone 3-3591. Woshlng Machine Service, nasty's Ap- pllanca Repair, 310 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service. Sutharlln. Radio Doctors. Phona 3-7456. Free Pickuo and Delivery. AUTOMOBILE AGENCIES ELLIS AUTO SALES Crosley Sales & Service 109 Chestnut St. Ph. 3-7103 EIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co.. 220.N Main, Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3 7134 stores and banks have been eluding cities which operated park ing meters, were urged to empty their coin boxes more often to get the coins in circulation. The mint stepped up production as fast aa its budget would permit, COCA-COLA DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanging H. E. "Wood' Wood Phont 3-4240 or 3-6370. SHALE FOR SALE ORDERS TAKEN DAILY Cats, carry-alls, scrapers, shovels and dump trucks for hire; hourly or contract basis. MILLER & MORTENSEN 200 S. Pine Ph. 3-7534 ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Having Custom Bladlni OW-e A34 S Men Telephone 3-61 83 Free f itlmetae "BUI" Losslter CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 904 S. Stephens Ph. 3-359 IYAN EDWARDS For Good Construction Contractor & Builder Ph. 3-3151 1251 Harrison Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Framtil Mill ene Masher Phana !- '14 EXCAVATING Road building and recking. Sheveli, cats, drag-lines and dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON J34I N. Stephens Ph. 1-3717 ; Host for "JI'vfJ f the Holidays . 1,: m:- r-f1 Wed.. Dec 11, .951 Tift News-Review, Retebw Or. I Howard said. The Denver mint went on two shifts, six days a week, and the Philadelphia mint stepped up from the usual to hours of producUon to a 50-hour week. From July 1 through November, the mints turned out 783.000,000 coins reaching a peak of 190, 000.000 in October, 180,000,000 in November. The daily output has been run ning from 8,000,000 to 10,000,000 consuming from. 30 to 40 tons of metal. Howard said that this production should take care of demand if the treasury program for keeping coins in use is followed and, by January, the supply should be more tham ample. BOTTLING COMPANY OP CEMENT CONTRACTOR ED P U C H S Cement finishing and concrete work of oil types. Free) Estimates. Jobs, large and small, 5 years locally In business. Phone Residence 3-6212 1941 Goets Street RUBBER STAMPS MADE IN OUR OWN SHOP Printing Bank Supplies M-M PRINTERS S04 N. iacksoit Rosebura Ore. HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Radio. Refrigeration. Household Appliance Sorrlce 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 L Cats St. Phone 3-635S Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines ' Soles and Service Rentols Fast, Dependable Service Ken's Office Equip. 11 South Stephens. Ml. I-S454 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Buildinrj Blocks Concrete Building Block. Chrystalite Tile Plant 3-3322 3750 N. Stephens i , ..... i Diirectoirv Reduced Ball Relcom Eight Alleged Commies LOS ANGELES - UP) - Eight persons accused as Communists were released from jail here on bail ranging from $5,000 to $10,000 after a four-month fight against the $50,000 originally set for each of them. The eight Included William Sen neiderman, reported to be the act ing head of the National Commu nist party at the time of his ar rest. All are charged with con spiring to advocate revolution. Three others were released pre viously on ball of $5,000 each after the U. S. court of appeals in San Francisco ordered reduction of bail. Christmas means extra company . . . extra enter taining. Let Coca-Cola help make holiday " hospitality easy. Be sure to get enough ... and serve ice cold. . ROSEBURG O ''. THI COCA-COU COMtANT NORMAN M. HESS Cement Contractor Porches, Steps, Sidewalks, Floors, Driveways, Colored Patios Specialty 91S So. 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