The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 29, 1952, Page 9, Image 9

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Singing Star
HOBIZONTAL
1,8 Singing gtar
11 Bellowed
IS Lethargy
14 Violate
15 Driven'
meccai
IS Recompense
17 Young atreet
Arab
19 Born
20 She has
great success
22 Opera by
Verdi
29 Sainte (lb.)
28 Mantle
30 Hike
32 Sought
34 Gibbon
35 European
mountain
37 Oval
38 Involve
41 Ardor
42 She sings
types of songs
44 Qualified
47 Props
48 Hasten
51 Tower
S3 Sea ducks.
55 Negotiates
56 Breathes
heavily in
sleep
57 Percolates
slowly
58 Birds
VERTICAL
1 Fall In drops
2 Hebride Island
3 Fleet of ships
4 Brazilian
macaw
5 Barrier
II Concreted
mineral
matter
7 Rude shelter
8 Unclosed
9 Stage part
10 Gaelic
12 Darlings
13 Buffets
18 Fusion of
chromatin
granules
20 Mayan Indian
2 1 Motors
22 Gudrun's
husband
(myth.) '
23 World trouble
.. spot
24 Short barb
was' We go on the
U'L ABNER
FUNNY BUSINESS By Henhberger " 1 j- 1 'J
I '-'Why
VrXfVE DISCOVERED A WHAr WAL-AH BEGINS WIF -AN' TH' CONTENTS OF W
PERFUME THAT'LL MAKE fM INOREDUNTS 1 ANYTHING THETS LVIN' ANV NEARBY RAPER BAG0 .V
MEN IRRESISTIBLE TO CO lOO AROUNDOLD VEGETABLES RUBBISH IS VERY GOOD ,r
WOMEN.V- If SMELLS II USE? V-FLATI RONS-RUSTY AH JEST KNOWS WHUTr-Tlfltl;
r USE -BY INSnNK
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
tXwoYtre's PBES&xe purs new
UK IN THE BASKETBALL 7AH
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ELONDIE
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REALLY PEPK1NG I VANDYKE?
SINCE WE MADS DUSTEP OFP
HIM MASCOT We HEX. .
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27 Verbal
28 Greek letter
29 Paradise
31 Ramparts
33 Italian riv
38 Dormice
39 English
version (ab.)
40 Carries (coll.)
43 Employing
44 Pewter coins
of Thailand
45 Homozygous
46 Large plant
48 At this place
49 Angers
50 Essential
being
92 Knock
54 Female rabbit
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MODEST MAIUEKS
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TONIGHT AND HE POEiNT KUOW WHAT I LOOK LIKE ANYtyAV t
FROM NINE TO FIVE
810 PEAtER 1! h I I
I know it isn't what you're waiting for, Mr, Wump,
but listen to this . . . it's the CUTEST letter.
AANOYKE"
Well.ou can jusr
BUILD HIM A 006 HOUSE
OUTSIDE- AND TEACH HIM
To BARK
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By Jo Fischer
By Al Capp
Imagination? perhaps-but-they
ARE NOT FAR FROM THE HOME OF
THE INCREDIBLE NI8HTMARE ALICE
By Merrill Blosser
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WUULUNT
PAY FOR,
T. M. K-K. U. t. Q. .
By V. T. Hamlin
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MOM'S HOME COOKING will please the nation's newest singing sensation, Johnny Ray,
pictured above with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R,ay. Johnny, "Mr. Emotion' plans to
be here this week. He arrived Saturday. (St off Picture)
Eighteen Initiative
'Bound ForOregon Ballot In Addition
I To Twelve Measures Of Legislature
Bv PAUL W. HARVEY JR.
SALEM (AP) Oreuon's most explosive issues of re
cent years milk control, liquor, old age pensions, daylight
saing time and fish traps are coming to the front again.
These issues are up before the people in the eight initia
tive measures that are being circulated for signatures. Each
initiative needs only 2(5,296 signatures to get on the Novem
ber ballot, which probably will
ballot in 2a years.
Twelve legislative acts will be
on the ballot. The eight initiatives
might be joined by others, because
there' still plenty of time to file
initiatives and get them signed up.
The deadline for getting signatures
is July 3.
Most nf the eieht measures will
"rnake the ballot, because it Isn't
much trouble to get that many
signatures when one or more large
organized groups are among the
sponsors.
Pension Laws Assailed
The old age pension quarrel,
which comes up every election,
1-wiU center on efforts by the old
age pension groups to repeal two
E LECT R O LUX
SALES SERVICE SUPPLIES
, FOR ROSEBURG, WHERE?
J E NEWBERRY'S
' 102 West Commercial Avenue
SALESMAN DIAL 3-3591
Business Piirectoiry
PLUMBING
Morrta Plumbtni and Htatlns
95-97 Parrott St., Dial 3-7003
Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co., bi, South
Steohsns. Phons 3-5377.
Harris Plumblnq & Heating Co., SOS
South Stephens. Phone 3-81 73.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461,
lerp't Plumbing. Phone 3-7266.
HEATING
R. Ritzmon Heating Co. Hot Wotsr
and Steam Oil Burners, 1 703
Brown. Phone 3-8267.
Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters.
1349 Military. Ph. 3-4009.
ROOFING
Roofing, masonry, carpentry. General
Improvements. Mr. Cook, phone
3-B057.
Rooting ond root repairing. Insula
tion, lding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme
Roofing Co.
R UBBER STAMPS
Rubber stamps mode to order here In
Roseburg. M & M Printers, 504 N.
Jackson.
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
J. E. Newberry's Washing Machine
Service. 102 W Commercial Ave
nue. Phone 3-3591
Bergh's service oil makes of washing
machines, dryers. Ironers, refriger
ators. Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So.
Stephens
Washing Machine Service, Kustv't Ap
pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 3-3091.
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen's Rodlo Se'vlce Sutheriin.
Radio Doctors Phone 3-7456. Free
Pirkun ond Delivery.
ELECTRICIANS.
Duf-esne Electric. Phone 3-5222.
RIDENOUR ELECTPIC
1 600 N Stephens Phone 3-7303
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fl-e Equipment Co.. 220 N Moln.
Glenn H Tovkv. Ph. 3 7134
Issues Already
be the most measure-crowded
laws. These laws let the Public
Welfare Commission file prior
claims against estates of deceased
pensioners, and make relatives who
are financially able contribute to
the support of the aged. 1
These pension groups detest both ,
laws. i
Consumers groups In Portland
and other cities, having failed In
the 1951 Legislature, will carry
their-milk control fight to the peo
ple. Their initiativ. would abolish
milk control.
Oregon's Anti-Liquor League will
provide the liquor battle, their
initiative calling for prohibition.
An initiative to prevent daylight
PRINTING
We moke a specialty of bank checks
and envelopes. M 4 M Printers,
504 North Jackson.
DECORATORS
Painting ond Paper Hanging.
H. E. "Woody" Wood-Phone 3-4240
or 3-8348.
FOR HIRE, RENT
OR CONTRACT
D-7 Deter end Car 70 scroper.
Dump trucks.
ED A. MILLER
2027 Hollit Ph. 3-7953
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Aspholt Paving
Custom Bladlrn
Offl-e- 614 S M-'n
Telephene 3-6161 Free Estimetes
"Bill" Lasslter
CONSTRUCTION
TQ00 BIM10ING CO.
1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy.
Phone 3-5596
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
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Soih, and Frames
Mill end Masher Phone S- "M
Masonery Block Const!
Gust J. Haft, Contractor
Commercial Bldg. Churches, Homes,
Etc. For low cost see me before
you build Ph. 3-5471 P.O. Bo
104, Roseburg, Oregon.
Tuti., Jon. 29, 1952 The Ntwi-lUvitw, Roitburg, Or. 9
saving time is being circulated by
the Oregon Farmers Union, with
the support of the state Grance.
only by proclamation of the Gover
nor. He did proclaim it last sum
mer, and the Grange failed to stop
it in a long court battle.
The bonus issue will come up
again. At the 1950 general elec
tion, the people voted a maximum
$G00 bonus for Oregon's World War
11 veterans. The new initiative
would repeal it, but the bonus
might be paid before the election.
Another fish fight is in prospect,
this one being the old quarrel be
tween the gill netters and fish trap
operators on the Columbia River.
The people voted In 1948 for the
Disston Chain Saws
ONE and TWO MAN
Parts and Servlct '
AXES -SLEDGES -WEDGES
Handles and Aectssorics
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS
!V2H.P.to33H.P.
" ALUMINUM LOCK SHINGLE ROOFING
Llfe-Timt Guarantee
CARL J. PEETZ
920 S. Stephens Roseburg, Oregon Phone 3-5333
EXCAVATING
SHALE ROCK FOR SALE i
Rood building ond rocking, Shovoli,
cori, drog-linoi rid dump trucks
for hiro, by hour or contract.
C. P. TALLON
2341 N. Stephens ' Ph. 3-4040
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
ED FUCHS
Cement finishing and concrete work
of all types. Free Estimates. Jobs,
large and small, 5 years locally In
business.
Phone Residence 3-6212
1941 Goets Street
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Lirt-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
3-3322
3750 N. Stephens
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Specialists
Redlo, Refriqeretion. Household
Appliance Service
20 Years Experience
All Work Guaranteed
111 E. Cots St. Phono 3 43SS
Royol
Typewriters
Victor
Adding Machines
Sales and Servlct
Rental
Fast, Dependable Service
Ken's Office Equip.
431 South Sttphent. Ph. 3-S434
gill netters' bill to run the traps
out of the river.
Now the trap operators are spon
soring an initiative to close the
river to all fishing during hours A
darkness. Since a lot of the best
fishing is at night, this one really
would fix the gill netters.
Some of the stale's barbers,
wanting a five-daj week, are be
hind an initiative to make barber
shops close up on Mondays.
Incidentally, there is a law to
prevent operation of barber shops
on Sundays. This is the only law
we can find that prevents any kind
of business from being open Sun
days. UMPQUA
The Umpqua School collected
$25 that is waiting to be picked
up by an official for the March
of Dimes.
A group of neighbors gathered
at the LaVerne Murphy home on
Friday evening to help little
Deanie Farrow celebrate h t s
first birthday. His mother, Mrs.
Waiter Farrow, who has been
visiting with the LaVerne and the
Delmar Murphy families for the
past two weeks, expects to visit
with friends in California before
returning to her home in Sauk
Center, Minn. Mrs. Farrow Is re
membered as Gerda Miller by
those who knew her when she
lived at Umpqua and worked In
Roseburg.
Joe Brant was seriously Injured
In an auto accident that sent
him to a hospital in Eugene. Joe
lived here until last year, and his
mother still resides here.
; Travel
thf sbirltsl rtwt
U.ll lb EAST
See your local (us Agent
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Reasonable rates on all types of tax
returns by on 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, Tox
Consultant.
It's Cheaper To Build
With Concrete!
Call Ut For . . .
Pre-Mixed Concrete
Sewer Pipe
Culvert Pipe
Drain Pipe
Equipment Rentals
Pn-Mix Concrete, Inc.
449 last 2nd Avenue South
DIAL 2-2494
"Individualized Floors
ot Beautiliry "
Inuie uotlsoal
S Clrpettns tt Rubber tile
V Aiphah tile rnrinloe iope
V Venetian Bllndr
FRCI (STIMATCS
Opao :30 10 1:30
FLOOR COVERING
222 West Oek Phono 3-4J37