The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 24, 1952, Page 13, Image 13

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    I
4
Vehicular Venture
HORIZONTAL (Gloomier
1 Two-wheeled 7 Short-nipped
...ki.i fabrin
VCI11W1CS
6Heavywgoni ?"
u Erected
13 Striped
Roman toga
14 Whit
15 Feel
displeaiurt
18 Affliction MM.u,.rf
17 Minute groove 21 Political
IS African fly nickname
20 Island! of 22 Freshwater
Lesser Antilles (l.h
22 House (Sp.)
25 Dependence
N
Answer to Previous PunflT '
I
(Desire
(slang)
10 Glut
12 Dishearten
13 Testa
18 Railway
WSBmXM
28 Printer's
measure
SI Lady (Sp.
32 Governor
34 Stair part
35 Ironing
38 Golfers'
devices
30 Make thin
41 Indonesian of
Mindanao
44 Engine
4S War god
48 Pulsatea
SO Lag
82 Crescent-
shaped
ornament!
53 Thoroughfare
54 Idolize
55 Fastens
VEKTICaa '
1 Retinue
2 Go by aircraft
3 Scottish wail
4 Three times
(comb, forr")
5 reel
engineer (ab.) 27 Algonqulan
maun
28 Auricles
30 The whole
33 Poisonous
caranaoid Ash 41 Staffs
23 Land (Latin) 36 Woody fruit 47 Crafts
24 Counselor 37 Prisons 40 Pronoun
28 Proboscis 40 Horses' gaits 31 Anger
41 Atlanta (ab.)
42 Thump
43 River In Italy
45 Genus of y,
a in uui
Fi i K i"J li 1. i i
n : ti rr
ii ij
3 Is mn
srprpr ps irrirnr
a Sopps ;
-Zzzztmw
w rf
i i il
r-5 f- -
si sJ
M ' jj
I ' I ' .1 1 I 1 -a
MODEST MAIDENS
FUNNY BUSINESS
By Hershbcrqer
I "Think of It thit way, dear if it weren't for you and
IL. others like you, the. institution would go to rot!"
Now, doct&r, you itu. me iiB vmptom; ! '
Thur., Jan. 24, 1952 The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Or. 13
Rdt Atk Hush Order On Newspaper Serial
LOS ANGELES lift Fifteen per
sons accused of being leaders of
the Communist Party in California
want the Los Angeles Times re
strained from further publication
of a scries of articles about Com
munism. The series was written by Her
bert A. Philbrick, former under
cover agent for the FBI.
Attorneys for the 15 filed com
plaints Tuesday and the Times was
ordered to show cause Thursday
why It should not be restrained.
The 15 are awaiting trial on
charges of conspiring to teach and
advocate violent overthrow of the
United States government.
NEW BRAND INSPECTOR
ONTARIO. Ore. I Walter
Walker, for 21 years a state police
oificcr, will become a livestock
brand inspector (or the State De
partment of Agriculture Feb. L
HAPPY AFTER RESCUE Copt. John A. Peacock, of River
side," Calif., helicopter pilot, beams ot two-year-old Douglas
Jack and his mother, Mrs. Gene Jack after bringing them
safely from a snowbound gold mine deep in Idaho's Sawtooth
mountain wilderness to Boise. Rescue ended two weeks of
man-against-elements efforts which started when Mrs. Jack
ond her son were reported ill. They were taken to a hospital
although apparently partially recovered. (AP WIREPHOTOI
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
-i I IS mm-
1 sAMAHioHio.rex. lJiOuiS I
Judgment Frees Car
From Invaded Home
BOONVILLE, Ind. Wl The au
tomobile that had been parked in
.lohn Sturgeon's living room since
last oct 21 was finally towed away
xuesaay.
YtlA Yiraw urn nmarl f w Mmn.il
of the car when Circuit Judge Ad
dison Beavers awarded Sturgeon
a $4,000 judgment against Edward
Gray of Cincinnati, the owner.
ine car naa run on a sharp
curve and crashed into Sturgeon's
home. Sturgeon got a writ of at
tachment to hold the car until its
owner settled for damages.
Sturgeon sealed off the damaged
living room and he and his wife
have been living In the two other
rooms of their borne.
TL0OR FINISHING
EQUIPMENT
SANDERS
POLISHERS, Lge. & Sml.
VACUUM CLEANERS
LANSING -OLIVER
TOOL RENTALS
OPEN SUNDAYS 10-12, 4-6
847 S. Stephens Phone 3-4002
50c-LUNCHEON-50c
CHOICE OF
Hot Soun or Ham Salad, Tuna Fish. Grilled Cheese,
Lettuce and Tomato, or Peanut Butter Sandwich with
Potato Chips. Milk or Coffee and
HOME-MADE ICE CREAM.
The boss ust called and said he wouldn't be In today If he'd
only tcjldus that yesterday, we could all still be in bed.
,. -..ifi.,';f:v,-.: , -c ;V":-V! .
. . " i ..ir , ' ' " ,
U'L abner v , . ; z , ; By ai capp
r WMUT UUCKrr-AH S' V ) I YjkfSlSl'' OSK VOU'LLI CANY-T-THAT kinff 'ST
(' SZS LANDED ON MAH HMOrT V 7lm UlkJ f f PERFUME HE'S If W,kQ7r
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
By Merrill Blosstr
If LAMP TMIS.CHUMSJ THIS SOWS AM,
: OLD HAND with A basketball fcf
TESf NUMBER TWO.'
NOTICE WHICH PENNAurr
HE TEARS INTO Bur
SUPREME
I EST
r-1
( SHADYSIDE! SHADYSIDf Yni i i i
(tORRECT
BAOfc OLO HEAMMATC,
EVEM THOueHYOo'RB
JUSrA OOAI OF
VOOR FORMER SELff
i
L ri '-y
ALLEY OOP
By V. T. Hamlie
Every Day
Open Friday,
Saturday and
Sunday Nights,
At
tlCE CREA
"light Downtown'
III I. Jieki.i Bill 3-4171
IMPORTANT SCHEDULE CHANGE !
TRAILWAYS :
. EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2, 1952
perture Tlmil V , Dsperture Timet . . .
i South (Ne Chonae)
North-IMS o.m. 4:55 a.m. S. F'elsco
. 8:20 o.m. 1:10 p.m. L Angeles
. 1:03 p.m. ... 10:10 p.m.
Phone 3-3266 (or Information 121 N. Stephens St.
CHUCK'S COFFEE SHOP-Troilwoyi Bui Depot
BIT A
xVr.TiC
GET TI1IS DIGIIOIICIASS
CAIflUG DISH 7&MV
' . It's the hoit value of Hie year eorwtno Ohnketc
laklni Ohh whh the eKChitlve o.ukk-hot koffom, an
vahia that m yw hut 3Sr with ana rabol from
any Million rraaucri twmmf
iOt an this atandy I t-buh bakHif o'Uhl
. Wpatj postaga iand mail
ina a?5t6 Just 5trid 1
bbelfrcwfltiu
Product
2
Mil IO NUSMOH MACMOM COSWUtV,
net ent tovra ssrru , wun.
-r' -w,ii.-. aaiBaaaaaajaaMajsl
'BRONSON GETS WHAT KIND OF I HAVEN'T (A f YE9, BY JOVE, I f MY DEAR SIR, YOU AKE 1
HIMSELF TIED I A PACKAGE DVAl THE FOGGIESTU" fGADJB BELIEVE IT CAN f.' WtLl I A MOST REMARKABLE 1
UP Wn"H SOME VRECKON IT 16? 1 NOTION.' f T) IT CANT M HOLD STILL NOW ilV' I A I MAN YEB INDEED .
ETT1KOSRAPHICACS--1 I -.S,S-n IV KWfc 7 JUST A MOMENT 1 P'T,.,.- YOU SHOULD HAVE I
THING...SOHEPUTSlJteSSS:: IO SaHeEk.WrJ I AH, THERE YES.A SSrV I DIED A MILLION V f 3
IT ON A PLANE SZQpOKl 170 xSmXS V PERFECT HOMO V YEARS AGO.' 75.'
t - fy
BLONDIE
By Chic Young
5k5 BLONDfES NOT HOME Jj H ' BLONDlES NOT HOME.VET.0il' I FT E i" It I
-lffy AVlX VET. MCS. VWOCOLEV-- 3 S EXCUSE ME.l HAVE TO p P f 1 I .
.O . -1? EXCUSE ME, 1 HAVE f V, ANSWEt? THE FRONT r f, ( HELLO,) I
' 6BEAT SCOTT S 2L TO ANSWER . nAA -t DOORBELL r V i woi-M J rlr&'
THE FRONT OOOR- I THE PHONE 541 i) VjS"
y ife
Open Weekdays
8 a.m. to C p.m.
Sundays
9 to 7
FREE DELIVERY
Dial 3-8245
Before 2 p.m.
SPECIALS FOR
FRI. end SAT. CORNER OFTAIRHAVEN. MELROSE RT.
OLEOMARGARINE uijwtT - 25'
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 85c
JUICE
ORANGES
7C
Pound I
GREEN
PEPPERS
Pound 23
BANANAS
2 Pounds 29
Tomatoes
Cello Tubes 19
TENDER M r T, f ALWAYS
DELICIOUS PI EA I J THE BEST
EVERYDAY ECONOMICAL PRICES ON GRADE "A" BEEP
BEEF CHUCK ROASTS MM.lb.' 75c
T-BONE STEAKS Grade Good lb. 95c
ROUND STEAKS Grade Good lb. 98c
RIB STEAK or ROAST lb. 79c
SKINLESS WIENERS Good Quality lb. 55c
RABBITS Fancy Pon Ready Stafe Inspected lb. 79c
CORNED BEEF lb. 69c
CORNED PORK lb. 49c
SYRUP
Lumber Jack .
1 Pint 8 Oi. 29c
PANCAKE & WAFFLE MIX w. 45c
JUICES ORANGE and GRAPEFRUIT-ORANGE Libby't 45 0. 25c
SALAD DRESSING Pheasant Brand
PEANUT BUTTER SS:
SUGAR c&h .. . ...
FLOUR Kitchen Queen Hard Wheat
TIDE
Quart 43C
14 Ox. 35c
.5 ib.pk9.49c
.10 .b, 93c
. Larga Pkg. 29c