The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 16, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextSolitaire HORIZONTAL, I High cardi 6 Low card 11 Fruit 12 Small invertebrate 14 Dutch island 13 Sculptured ' slabs 15 Malt drink 17 Hunts 18 Musical syllable J Time between events 3 Burmese demon 4 African antelopes 5 Monotony 6 Flat plates 7 Noun suffixes 8 Employ 8 Irish 10 Card gams 11 Metl 20 Father 13 Torment 22 Swedish town 18 Consume 23 Cavities 21 Point of 24 Small portion moon's orbit 26 French schools 2' Fool's gold Mn .... n. r li iirenun saixiisu aaoj brincet buggy 28 German article 28 Aeriform fuel 30 Point at back of skull 33 Seraglio 38 Chess pieces 38 Great Lake 39 Kipling hero 40 Kind of cheese 41 Danish territorial division 42 Wicked city (Bib.) 44 Musical direction 45 Wakened 47 Sexless 48 Wound 50 Most dreadful El Smooth 2 Force air -through nose VERTICAL 1 Friable silicate i i 3 t 5 I Ik h jg jj 1 It " 5; 5 W 1 20 4 r- l m r ""IS" Jrp 5r7T WL h I 1 I 15 tt 3 tif ! 35 55 s ' ' 1 I I ) ic , FUNNY BUSINESS . .0 rV k "Or "How about working out a buffer zono for a few minutes?" 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IN HALVES T CUT TmESE ) VJAY TO OO IT TO MAKE I HAVE TO Oivice S ' GET K -V aT HALVES IN J VV J ( APPLELIlF 1 eleven APPt.es r" ' "ZfZi QUARTERS ) 7-' N ".TZJ fep Mm? Answer to Prvlou Vm i? r b-Csuiall s Ufa si 26 Eyeglass Dart 37 Stin 28 Suits of 38 Portable playing cards 31 Elderly man 32 Tidiest 33 Card suit 34 Protects with metal 35 Ceremony 36 Spanish hero camera 42 Powdered (her.) 43 Australian town 46 Prosecute 48 Tail (comb, form) By Hershberger 35-.eonii!iirNiAtuvicr.ic" i-s cAecsE MODEST MAIDENS Ovr Ir5i hi h-dlVS OGfl .SWI rAB 1 1 THE NAME. OF ThE PICTURE 1$ COLOSSAL THATS ALL I can cue ANVPLA.CE ! . I FROM NINE TO FIVE If I stopped to put every letter in the right ploce. Mr. : Wump. I'd never get them filed' properly! ' ffl-WHV DONT VO' READ IT TO US.AN'Wl'Lt TELL HIM WHUr HAPPENED, WHEN HE WAKES UP.' f Just leave rrTb MEiilGosh! DROf OVER. IO lOUB. HOOSe I T4 V WE is Vah is " Lf rAHSMEUSrwfl H MIGHTY KjEST AsitOU f SWEETEST'? PAF1 CULTOREQ ICULTUREDJ fc HE'S SMELL THIS AST. I .1 BUT 3'ASVO IS.i, A-STIWIN'.7y SIDE O' S A WE SO AH HIS NOSE HLWIH-TH -ctl,l CAINT i CAINT IS A- fS. INKWIF KlvOLfJ iREADyf READ H TWITCMIMZO WHICH FEAlCV "vfl Yr V-,, 1 V. r5FRIMT10.7V ' 'I wr - a i i i 1 i I k' v r a' - s IILLWORJCf colossal! i il 3Xv By Jo Fischer By Al Copp By Merrill Blosser do BUT DEP.' W DREAM REGULATOR. IS GUAR ANTEED TO CHAN6F VOUR. NIGHT-MARES IIJINK. INIO NIOHT -, GOATS. By V. T. Hamlin LI I ' I V POLIO FUND GROWS Mrs. Gladys Foley, right, does her bit to swell the March of Dimes polio fund while Mrs. T. L. Good win, left, and Mrs. Frank Ashley, Roseburg Woman's club rep resentatives, look on. Mrs. Goodwin and Mrs. Ashley were soliciting funds in the lobby of the Douglas County Bank. Later they souoht donations in the J. C. Penney Store. (Picture by Photo Lob) Winston By MRS. GEORGE BACHER Everett Perry has been released from the Veterans Hospital after; receiving medical attention. Dur- ing his absence, his wife and three sons visited with Mrs. Ferry's par ents in balem. the rerrys reside in Winston. He is employed as a teacher in the Tenmile School. Recent guests in the Robert Nic hols home were Mrs. Nichols' sla ter, Mrs. Ed Pritcnard, of Veneta, and her brother, "Rusty" Kelly. ine latter, wnose home Is in r.i- mira, is at present serving with the U. S. Air Forces. On furlough I at the time of his visit from Al buquerque, N M , he was enroute to his new base in San Francisco. He left Friday. Now open for business in Wins ton is Welch Brothers' Motor and i Machine Company. Kcporicd improved in neaiin are Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Harrison. The eouple has been confined to their home in Winston the past week with measles. Jan. 24 and 23 are the dates set for the chest mobile X-ray unit to be stationed in the Winston com munity. Located in front of the Coos Junction Cafe, the unit will make chest examinations between 1 and 7 p.m. on Jan. 24; and be tween 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Jan. 25. All residents of the community are asked to participate. A half hour program dedicated to Winston's honored pioneers, and showing a century of progress for I the community itself, will be heard over radio station KRXl, on Sun day afternoon, Jan. 20, at 2:00 p.m. Script for the program wns prepared Dy Mrs. George uacner, member of the Roseburg Writers Club. Members of the Winston-Dillard Home Extension Unit arc remind-1 ed of the moving picture depicting the early symtoms of breast can cer, which will be shown at the home of Mrs. Carl Borgaes Fri- day. Jan. 18, at 1:30 p.m. i The sound picture is being shown 1 PLUMBING Mornt Plumbing and Heatini 95-97 Parrot! St.. Dial 3-003 Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co., bl. South Stephens. Phono 3-5377. Horrlt Plumbing & Heating Co., 80b Souih Stephens. Phono 3 81 73. Coon Supply Co. Phono 3-4461 lorp't Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. HEATING Rltrmon Heating Co. Hot Water ond Steam Oil Burners. 1703 Brown Phono 3-8267. Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 1349 Military. Ph. 3-4009. ROOFING Roofing, masonry, carpentry. General Improvements. Mr. Cook, phone 3-8057." Rooting and root repairing. Insula tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme Rooting Co. RU BBER STAMPS Rubber stamps made to order here In Roseburg. M & M Printers, 504 N. Jackson. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE J. E. Newberry's Woshlnq Machine Service 102 W Commercial Ave nue. Phone 3-3591 Bergh's service all makes of washing mochines, dryers, Ironers, refrigr otors Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So. Stephens - Washing Machine Service. 'usrys Ap pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service Sutherlln. Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Freo Pir-1,,n md Delivery. ELECTRICIANS DuF'esno Electric. Phone 3 5222. RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1600 N Stephens Phone 3-7303 FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fi'O Equipment Co.. 220 N Main. Glenn H Toylor. Ph. 3 7134 iysimiess Diirectoiry i . bv the Douglas (founty unit of the American Cancer association. Dr. B. R. Shoemaker will be the speak er and will be assisted by Miss Pat Mayo. 't"c 'Xd vl' (0, 8 All members of the unit are in- How do pheasants react to snow? Residents of this vicinity have some first-hand information, for thev got a chance to watch a flock of the birds in Monday morning's snow squall. Watching the fowls made one wonder what sort of cereal they ate mornings to maintain all that pep. For they raced around madly, try- ine to capture every single flaki although whether they were col' lecting food, or simply defending Women have worse memories than men . . . Ihey remember everything. Remamberlng evtrythlng about msn'i car li our buiinail. but for the women It's courttiy flrit . . . then buiineii. ADAIRS' ASSOCIATED SERVICE and PARKING TRAILER & TRUCK RENTALS 301 N. Main Phono 2-9129 PRINTING We make o specialty of bank checks ond envelopes. M & M Printers, 504 North Jackson. DECORATORS Pointing ond Paper Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood-Phone 3-4240 or 3-8348. FOR HIRE, RENT OR CONTRACT D-7 Dour and Cor 70 scraper. Dump trucks. ED A. MILLER 2027 Mollis Ph. 3-79S3 ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving , Custom Blading OHi- n4 S M-in Telephone 3-6183 Free Eitlmetti "Bill" Lassltor CONSTRUCTION TOD5) BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy, Phone 3-5S96 SHALE FOR SALE - ORDERS TAKEN DAILY Cats, carry-alls, scrapers, shovels ond dump trucks for hire; hourly or controct basis. MILLER & MORTENSEN 200 S Pine Ph. 3-7534 Nelson & Pyle Woodworkinq Co. Window. Saih, fd F'amui Mill and Mosher Phono !- "U Masonery Block Const! Gust J. Haft, Contractor Commerciol Bldg. Churches, Homes, Etc. For low cost see me before you build. Ph. 3-5471 P.O. Box 104, Roseburg, Oregon. Wed., Jon. 16, 1952-Tha Newt-R.vitw, RMburg, Or. themselves against an Imaginary evil, it was hard to tell. These pheasants make their home in Winston section, wander ing unmolested on the properties of the Brosios, the Fromdahls, the Masters' and the Bachers. They showed no fear of their human neighbors. Unless startled, they will browse right Into the yards. Yoncallo By MRS. GEORGE EOES Mr and Mrs. Zuhl and two child ren of Eugene spent the week end visiting at the Al Hoffman home. Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Smith entertained at a dinner for the Zuhl and Hoffman families. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dodd and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDanicls left last week for a two-week trip to Southern California and Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. llarlund Lunt are visiting relatives in California for a couple of weeks. Fred Reeves returned Saturday after spending three week visit ing his daughter in llemet, Calif., and a brother in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs Howard Apple gate of Portland spent the week end here visiting at the. home of Mr. Appiegatea parents. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Applcgatc. Mrs. Nellie Rvan of Salem vis ited friends here last week. Miss Lva Applegate of Portland spent last week-end here visiting at the V. L. Applegate home. Roseburg visitors Saturday were O'OSf TURM IS IT TO DO THE DISHES...?? LET THE NEW nuroonrio jet-tov;kidi$iiva$iier 00 .THEM DOCS ALL THE DISHES FOa A f AMlW OF 6 IN JUST 9& AMfOUTES WEST BUILDING BILL NEIGHBORS I MILL and MOSHER STS. EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building, and rocking. Shovels, cots, drei-linef rid dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephen! Ph. 3-4040 CEMENT CONTRACTOR ED F U C H S Cement finishing and concrete work of all types. Free Estimates. Jobs, large ond small. 5 years locally in business. Phone Rtsldance 1-6212 1941 Gooti Stroet CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant 3-3322 3750 N. Stephen! HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists' Radio, Refrigeration, Housohold Appliance Sorvito 20 Yean Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 1 Cats St. Phano 3 63SS Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Sales and Service Rentals Fast, Dependoblo Service Ken's Office Equip. 31 South Stephen. Ph. 1-5456 Mrs. Dan Wright, Mrs. Cabaness, Mrs. Rapcr, Michael Latham, Mr and Mrs. Eric Stenseth, and Mrs, Radtke. The X-Ray mobile unit will be in Yoncalla Saturday, Jan. 18 in front of the Yoncalla Drug Store from 11 a.m. until S p.m., and Tuesday in the same location from 11 a.m. till 7 p.m. This is a free service, and requires only a few minutes time. Every one is requested to have X-Ravs taken not only to protect themselves but everyone with whom they come in contact. The unit will also be at the Scotts Valley School, Thursday morning, Horn 9:30 to 11 a m. House Votes Fay Raise For Military Service WASHINGTON Wl - The House Tuesday voted for a 10 per cent pay raise for all those in the military services, both active and retired. The roll-call vote was 269 to 89. Passage of the bill sends it on to the Senate. R. D. BRIDGES Savings Representative EQUITABLE SAVINGS and LOAN ASS'N. . , Phone 2526 ' Oakland, Ore. r m yommem COAST SUPPLY CO. i . JAY CLARK PHONE 3-6614 INCOME TAX SERVICE Reasonable rates on oil types of to returns by an expert Tax Accoun tant. No appointment necessary. Free Parking and 12 Hour Service. New Location: 1404 Military St. Dial 3-8200. Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Wm. White, Tax Consultant. It's Cheaper To Build With Concrete! Call Us For... Pre-Mixed Concrete Sewer Pipe Culvert Pipe Drain Pipe Equipment Rentals PrMix Concrete, Ine. 449 East 2nd Avenue South DIAL 2-2694 "Individualized Floors of Beautilily " Inl.io l.in.l..rji s Carsttllnf Rubber til A.phall rile Pimme lop V.n.tl.n Bllndr FREE ESTIMATES Up. a 30 to 4 .10 FLOOR COVERING 222 W.. Oak Phono 3-4337