The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 17, 1952, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextV 1 Fruit BOBIZONTAL : I Pome fruit 6 Transaction! 11 Manservant 1 (Pi.) 13 Reiterate 14 Oleic acid salt 15 Discordant IS Taxi 17 Southern constellation 19 Quote 20 Class of Z First-year Annapolis midlhiDmen 4 Meadow 6 Feminine appellation 6 God (Latin) 7 Excess ol aolac over lunar , year t Antenna Finally 10 Minnesota countv vertebrates S2 Supplied with "a" , . food 13 Chemical 23 Lofty. element 24 Writing tables J Obtain 26 Upset ' 21 Integument . 28 Lixivium . v 29 Gold (her.) '30 Follower 32 Caucho 34 Negative word 35 Male 36 Reprint (ab.) 38 Plunder ,41 Church bench 43 Finer 45 Epic poetry' 47 Offshoot 49 Diminutive of David 60 Young oyster SI Compulsion 53 Corded fabric 54 Spanish inn 68 Thigh bones 8 Starlikt JB9 Teamster 60 Birds' homes ElArawakao Indian VERTICAL 1 Alligator pear 2 Cajole ' i p I! 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J I I M n ( WHAT IS ) '--vJJ I g j?" IT WAS 1 1 1 I AMP SAID HES CccTli L'O (Yl'T 'jrwHATSTHE (CPEAMPUFFS) I Bringing HOME ) rrtLTci? ) 1G0T W&WV f SURPRISE, --j.-- '-c fV? ,: w. '-:t Answer to Previous Puiil ''mmmm 25 Cease 27 Scheme 31 Incessant 40 Brags 42 Affliction 44 Billiard shots 33 Geraint's wife 46 Beiin in legend 48 Adroit 36 Venerates S2 Profound 37 Equip 55 African 38 Bridge anew ' daman 3 Resist 67 Calf's cry By Herehberger CLOTHING CO. recuperate financially!" BUT I AM LOODED wir PUJTONIUM.'T- DE WHOLE errv will BLOW UP.T MILLIONS. WILL. PERISH." ) msamn miii r- ra m u wa . n Jill W I v-sO 1 JV.I r I K'J I MODEST MAIDENS TrilMiri Swum u a tumi OS i i W I II afc BBBaw I rBBB A MewtfeeMifig) h TOLUTrlE 4ALE46IRL VERV looking, But She FROM NINE TO FIVE I lllCT" ij I can't get you o round trip reservation, Mr. Wump Would you like two tickets going one way? JFJsTxTHELAUGHIS NS. J ONYOO.BUM ' jW XVVOO AND 1 . 1 f V ONLV TWO J Am. souls Between thi9 goat Ij Mil V 4km Tun TAklC YOU'RE SURE TO DREAM UP THAT GOAT ib2 DISTINCTLY TfiAT I MS MT ish - preurep me J t By Jo Fischer By AJ Capp ANO-IN ONE SECOND - u&euikjfXTnfj nr . M l " r x i i r WILL BE GONE. AND-SO WILL WS,1? . Merrill Blosser r Whemever. you WAKC WHAT IF Too UP DRINK SOMe MORE MUCH SHOWS OP THAT GOAT MILK I Mp? oovOLJ SOMETMIN'S BOUND KMOWTHE 3 49.n 3 h, r.r c.,,. i t u b.. u ft. Pit. DtT. 7 By V. T. Hamlin j BLUSHES INSTEAD Lady Cop Shies At Repeating Show's Jokes VANCOUVER. B. C. Ul A blushing policewoman declined oa the witness stand Tuesday to re peat jokes she heard at a burles que show at ths. State Theater here Jan. 4. Pretty Ann Nowlin was on of the witnesses called by the Cmw.i in the hearing of a charge al lowing an indecent vaudeville per formance laid against promoters Charles Nelson and Isadore Walt ers, both 42. Both pleaded inno cent. Dancers Joy La Jolc and Fran cea Marco and Comedian Hcnrv Low were charged with taking part in an inaeceni penormance. The policewoman t aid Miss Mar co's dance was "very suggestive, not at all artistic and reminded rac of an African tribal dance." Miss Marco said her dance move ments were "exotic" and that she learned the technique . at hii school in Vancouver, Wash. was u a popular coiiise: asked Posecutor Gordon Sc,tt. "Yes. Half mv clas was taking It," Miss Marco said. Magistrate Mackenzie Mathcs n said he would han't down his find ing friday. Tax Payments Next Year Will Go Still Hiqher WASHINGTON W The aver age individual paid about 17 per cent more income tax in 1951 than he did in 1950. And he'll be paying more in 1952. The percentage - Is somewhat smaller for persons in the higher brackets but they also got heavier whacks in the pocketbooks. The heavier tax payments re sulted from increases which went into effect Oct. 1, 1950 and Nov. 1, 1951. The first increase pushed 1951 taxes up about 13 per cent over 1950. That resulted from repeal of a tax cut which had been voted by the Republican-controlled 80th Congress over a Presidential veto. The repal did not take effect until Oct. 1, 1950 so taxpayeri were permitted to take about three fourths of the reductions on their 1950 returns. The reductions were completely wiped out for the 1951 tax. . Piled on top of this was an in crease of 11 per cent for most persons, effective last Nov. 1. Since the second increase will be in effect for all of 1952, the tax will be higher. A man who p.iyi $102 in taxes for 1951 will have to pay Slll.75 for 1952. Market Thieves Steal Meat, Ignore Money QUINCY, Mass. W Thieves who broke into a meat market during the night were after some thing more precious than money. Owner Harry Dreyfus listed to police as stolen: 50 lbs of top-of-the-round steak. 10 lbs of bacon. Six pounds of baloney A cold cut loaf, and a string of pork. 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Stephens Woshlng Machine Service, 'tally's Ap. pllance Repair, SI0 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091. RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service. SutheHln. Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Free PlrVtjn nnrl Delivery. ELECTRICIANS . DuFresne Electric Phone 3-5222. RIDENOUR ELECTPIC 1600 N Stephens Phor.e 3-7303 FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fl'e Equipment Co.. 220 N Main. Glenn H. Toylor. Ph. 3 7134 Bysoimess Piirectoirv Oregon Farm Lands Show Cost Increase CORVALLIS Ml Oregon farm lands cost more than they ever have before. That was the report Tuesday of the Oregon State College Extens ion Service. The Nov. 1 price index on farm lands was 213 per cent of the 1935-39 average 14 per cent higher than on Nov. 1 .1950. The report added that farm mortgages were higher in 1951 than at any time since 1933. McCarthy Raps, Aide Of Truman WASHINGTON ( Sen." Mc Carthy (R.-Wis.) has fired new charges of "Communist activities" against White House Aid David Lloyd. In a Senate speech Tuesday, Mc Carthy said files of a loyalty study of Lloyd "all disappeared very con veniently" before President Tru man promoted Lloyd to the $17,500 a year post of executive assistant from a lesser speech-writing job. McCarthy charged that, "under pressure from the White House" and from Seth Richardson, then chairman of the Federal Loyalty Review Board, a board panel in 1950 "rendered a decision to the effect that ... in view of the fact that they were not allowed to call a hearing and put Lloyd under oath, they did not have sufficient THE MEAT CENTER 315 WEST CASS ST. PHONE 3-5434 , "WE SAVE YOU MONEY" VEAL At SMALL SIZE TENDERIZED F jFe ROASTS lb 07 HAMS Whole LB. D ". VEAL 1tt COLORED ROASTING J Jr LOIN OR CHOPS LB. 17 HENS , lb. in) VEAL'"' RED '' ' . AC STEW lb. 39 FRYERS l. 39 FILL YOUR LOCKER BEFORE PRICE ADVANCE RQASTStt l. 59C DOSAGE . 39 CTC A lC Loin or 7QC COUNTRY STYLE c STEAKS Round lb 17 SAUSAGE lb 29 ff . . OCC "SKINLESS" )Ar ROASTS li.jj FRANKS w i. 29 PORK Ac LINK SKINLESS 9Ac STEAKS L.o lb 39 (SAUSAGE lb. W PRINTING We make a specialty of bank checks and envelopes. M 1 M Printers, 504 North Jackson. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood-Phone 3-4240 or 3-8348. FOR HIRE, RENT OR CONTRACT D-7 Daier and Cot 70 temper. Dump trucks. ED A. MILLER 2027 Hollii Ph. 3-7953 ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Bladl' 0IH-9- 634 5 Main Telephone 3-6183 Free Estimates "Bill" Losslter CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy, Phone 3-5596 SHALE FOR SALE ORDERS TAKEN DAILY Cats, carry-oils, tcropert, shovels and dump trucks for hire; hourly or contract bosis. MILLER & MORTENSEN 200 S. Pine Ph. 3-7534 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Framul Mill end Mother Phone - '14 Masonery Block Const! Gust J. Haft, Contractor Commercial Bldg. Churches, Homes, Etc. For low cost tee me before you build. Ph. 3 547 1 P.O. Box 104, Roseburg, Oregon. Thur., Jon. 17, 1952 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 13 evidence before them to find him disloyal." Informed of McCarthy'! remarks Lloyd told i reporter: "All I know Is that I answered In full, in a sworn statement, all questions put to me from the board . . . If Sen. McCarthy wants to know anything from me, all he has to do is pick up the telephone and ask." U. S. Granted 50 Bases In Japan, Russia Says MOSCOW I The Soviet press reported Wednesday the United Stales will have 50 Army, NaVy and Air Force bases in Japan. An article published in the ma jor Russian papers said John Fos ter Dulles, during his recent visit to Japan, obtained from Premier Shigeru Yoshida written authori zation for that number of Ameri can bases in that country. Overturned Lifeboat Of Lost Vessel Found SEATTLE Searchers virtu ally abandoned hope Wednesday of finding any survivors of the miss ing freighter Pennsylvania in the North Pacific. Discovery of a lone, overturned lifeboat tossing on waves Tuesday led to reduction of the search to a one-airplane, two ship basis. District Coast Guard headquar ters issued the statement: "There EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALI Rood building end rocking. Shovels, cart, 'drag-lines end dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract, CP. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 1-4040 CEMENT CONTRACTOR ED F U C H S Cement finishing and concrete work of all types. Free Estimates. Jobs, large and small. 5 years locally in business. Phone Residence 3-6212 1941 Goers Street CHIMNEY BLOCKS Llt-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Bl;-.ki Chrystalite Tile Plant 3-3322 3750 N. Stephens HARGIS ELECTRIC Specialists Rodlo. Refrigeration, Houtehold Applience Service 20 Years Experience All Work Guaranteed 112 E. Cast St. Phon. 1 6355 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Sales and $rvlc Rentoti Fast, Oeptndoblt Senrlc Ken's Office Equip. 431 South Stephens. Ph. 1-5434 appears now to be just i slim Eossibility that any survivors will e found." The lifeboat,, sighted Tuesday afternoon from two Coast Guard airplanes, was approximately 600 miles off the Washington coast. An error in computation of position led to an early report that two of the craft had been seen. Mutual Security Act Stirs Howl From Red Poland LONDON The Moscow radio announced Monday that another of ficial Communist complaint against the U.S. Mutual Security Act has gone to Washington. Poland, following Russia's lead, sent a second protest note Satur day, the broadcast said, after get ting a curt U.S. reply to one of Dec. 1. Two Russian notes also have been rejected by the State Department. The latest Warsaw note charged America with "braienly" attempt ing to meddle in the Internal af fairs of Poland and showing an aggressive policy toward her. 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