Things With Wings
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HORIZONTAL
1 Winged
nooturnal
mammal
4 Antitoxins
8 Small bird
12 Prayer
13 Very (Fr.)
14 Counsel
(archaic)
15 Put on
16 Winged
means of
transportation
VERTICAL
1 Commanded
2 Strattord on
the
3 Sorest
4 Gaze
5 Goddess of
discord
6 Lease again
7 Viper
8 Fury
9 City in Nevada
10 English
statesman
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18 Sign
20 Short jackets
21 Night before
an event
22 Poet Ogden
24 Venture
26 Indians
27 Greek letter
30 Amphitheaters
32 Bellowed
34 Struggle
35 Chant
36 Danish
territorial
division
37 Woody plant
39 Religious
reformer
(1369-1415)
40 Heraldic band
41 Small
explosion
42 Lower
45 Stopping
49 Familiarizes
51 Organ of
hearing
52 Curd
53 Fleur-de-lis
54 Narrow inlet
55 Sheep ticks
56 Diminutive
suffix
57 Furtive
11 Cape
17 Moral
19 Baking
chambers
23 Nest of winged 33 Greek
bird of prey headland
25 Calls lily
genus
26 Employers
27 Gaming table
attendants
28 Winged fowls
29 Roman date
31 Changes
24 Facts
38 Accompany
40 Continued
hostilities
41 Outmoded
42 Wing-
chair
43 Land measure
44 Move quickly
46 Give forth
47 Fasten
48 Drab color
50 Cravat
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FUNNY BUSINESS
By Hershberqer
"lt' my husbandhe refuses to pay any mora federal
transoortation tax!"
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SUPPLYING FUEL AT WOST MILX.S ,
Wed., Apr. 30, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13
PONT SEE HOW THERE COULD BE A MKttKE. M ttW fTTEW
TIMES AND HE KWOCktOYOU COLO IN THE LAST ROUND EVERY TIME I "
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
' ' t . eiU. Field rntrtrtea. JSL
All riihtt NMr4
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You'd be surprised, Hysteria, how much mental strain it is
to keep nothing on my mind.
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
VUP.' JUST A SEC. WHILE!
ANSWER we PHONG
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By Merrill Blosser
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JUWe.THlS IS TAS
A5KFBECWHEftS
Ht rui i He
He eou&HT t&oay
Sound does not travel in a vacuum.
B?at trips will be featured this
summer through awesome Hells
Canyon on the Snake River getween
Idaho and Oreqon. Thp trips will
run from Robinette, Oregon to
Lewi.ston, Idaho.
LI'l. ABNER
By Al Capp
products from present-day waste
or sawmill leftovers. He said kraft
paper mills alone, using sawmill
scrap, wore saving 400,000,000 feet
of timber yearly and would soon
be savieg 700 million feet, from
Oregon and Washington forests.
Once-Discarded Wood Material Now
Spells Profit In New Chemistry Age
Sawmills of the future in Oregon and Washington and
northern California may look like a Rube Goldberg con
traption, because industry leaders are now proclaiming a
new age of wood chemistry is at hand.
Hillman Lueddeman, Portland, president of the powerful
West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Is taking the fore
front in urging lumbermen to promote, encourage and fi
nance manufacturing plants and chemical works which
would use wood as a raw material.
The lumber chieftain believes
chemical plants can profitably be
built adjoining sawmills to use the
leftover scrap, trim, edgings, shav
ings and sawdust. He cited an
amazing variety of products which
can be made from wood by appli
cation of chemical treatments.
Edibles for man and beast, rank
high on Lueddpmann's list. Feed
ing molasses (and the region is
short of protein 4 feeds), wonder
dnigs, rayon, fibres, ship stores,
pulp products, plastics, tannins,
wax, ethyl alcohol, methalene, tur
pentine, lignin, explosives, and
land extenders are just a few of
the astounding list of goods ror
man which can be taken from
wood.
Lueddemann hailed many new
plants, almost unsung, which have
been built by the lumbermen in
recent years and which in fact in
troduce the new age of wood
chemistry. lie said the factory
at Longview which manufactures
eleven valuable commercial prod
ucts from Douglas fir bark is an
example. Rapid expansion of
plants making hardboard from
waste wood is another tipoff to the
future.
The lumber leader said the most
encouraging news is the disclosure
that this great potential wood
chemical industry can get its raw
Mass Picketing
Of Newspapers
Halted By Court
ROCKFORD, . III. in Circuit
Judge William R. Dusher Monday
ordered a halt to mass picketing
which has prevented publication of
Rockford's morning and afternoon
daily newspapers since Friday, i
A work stoppage involving mem
bers of the Rockford AFL Interna
tional Typographical Union started
March 24.
However, both the Morning Star
and the afternoon Register-Republic
had published without interrup
tion until Friday, when shoulder to
shoulder picketing prevented em
ployes from entering the plant.
Judge Dusher issued a temporary
injunction which prohibits mass
picketing and limits the number of
pickets to six two at each of three
entrances.
Judge Rusher ordered Sheriff
Kirk S. King to enforce the in
junction order.
Sheriff King told newsmen ha had
obtained a definite understand
ing from tha ITU that the order
would be respected. -
King said the order warned that
both sides in the dispute must re
frain from acts of violence or de
rision at tha picket line.
The American Newspaper Pub
lisher! Association'! special stand
ing committee on labor relations,
in a report on the strike at the
AN PA convention last week said
that "the Rockford issue is simply
an ITU demand that publishers
grant ITU control over use of out
side teletypesetter tape, .
That demand is contrary to fed
eral law. The Rockford publisher'!
offer to arbitrate was promptly re
jected by the union." .
J. H. rord,. secretary-treasurer,
Rockford ITU, contends the news
papers "have imported non-union
people in the composing room."
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Hlwy 99 N. ot Gdn. Vol. Rd.
DIAL 3 5364
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FULLERTON'S REXALL DRUG STORE
127 North Jackson Ptvont 3-7415
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Bysiimess Directory
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ROOFING
Roofing ond roof repairing. Insula
tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme
Roofing Co.
PLUMBING
Morris Plumbina ond Heating. 95-97
Porrott St. Dial 3-7003.
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co., 230 North
Stephens. Phone 3-5377.
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Phone 3-81 73.
VVm. A. Mordorf, Sr., Plumbing.
Ph. 3-8732. . I
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461.
Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266.
"washing machine service
Bergh's service all makes of washing
machines, dryers, ironers, refriger
ators. Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So.
Stephens.
Washing Machine Service Rusty'i
Appliance Renoir, 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 3-3091.
RADIO SERVICING
BLONDIE
By Chic Young
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Honsen's Radio Service, Sutherlin.
Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7456. Free
Pickup ond Delivery. 408 W. Lane.
Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Cass.
Rodio & Appliance Repair.
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ELECTRICIANS
RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North
Stephens. Phone 3-7303.
Dufresne Electric. Phone 3-5222.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co., 220 N, Main.
Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134.
HEATING
Heating Service. R. Ritzmon Oil
Burner Sales & Service. Dealer for
Jungers Blue-Fire heoter. 1703
Brown. Phone 3-8267."
Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters.
1 349 Militory. Phone 3-4009.
FLOOR COVERING
Philip M. Durnam, Sales & Installa
tion of Floor Coverings. 566 W.
Ook St. Phone 3-6123.
DECORATORS
Painting and Poptr Hanging. H. E.
"Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240.
FLOOR COVERING "
Royal Masonery Block Const!
Philip m. Dumam, Soles & instaiia- Tvnpwritprs G" Hoft, Contractor
tlon of Floor Coverings. 566 W. 1 PcW I I ICl b
Oak St. Phone 3-6123. v;rfnP Commercial Bldg. Churchei, Homei,
lcror Etc. For low cost see me before
He0B & p !e Adding Machines WZ. rA B
Sales ond Service
Woodworking Co. DepRe-. Servlc.
r . . - PLASTER and STUCCO WORK
mm"" "llrZTu Ken's Office Equip. By Day or c-,
(31 South Stephen! Ph. 3 3456 All Typo Finish
.... and Re-Finishing
CONSTRUCT ON to fuchs TIMiTP.
CEMENT CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES
TODD BUILDING CO. Cement finishing and concrete work E. A. JOHNSON Phone 3-7260
ot all type. Free Estimates. Jobs, btspi.. 1 Tie
1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy. I' ond small. 5 year, locally ,n W. R. ROBERTS 3-67H
business.
Phone 3-5596 phon, Rj,i,ne, J.6211
" 1941 Goett Street '
ROSEBURG PAVING CO. e x c a v a T hg fMi
Asphalt Paving SHALE ROCK FOR SALE l ItNCT
Custom Blading R,a building end rocking. Shovels, j jl&JfC.
r , L ,,tl . . . ". drog-line. d dump trucks I UT '2
Telephone 3-6183 Free Estimate ,ef hir, by hour , Mntrac,. JZvfk.
Bi" L"'"r C. P. TALLON
2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 "SSfcnifcSiU
frank J. brown CHIMNEY BLOCKS "'"ci"
PI I (TED ''' Lln.leiM
L ASTER Liu-Rock Building Blocks rsn,,."
CONTRACTOR Concrete Building Blocks iTotiJBSi
Chrystalite Tile Plant rr
(Free Estimate.) phon 3.3322 II I L J M H I 1 1
DCCinruTlAl 3750 North S'ephens FLOOR COVERING
. .it-. . . 222 Wert Oak Phoeie 3-440S
COMMERCIAL .
industrial NEW LOCATION
... . 1 . . 1332 UMPQUA AVENUE .
Eandjnlenor CEMENT WORK
Texturin, Coloring RHl F. .,'U.n.
Rr. 2, - Box 278 call us rot H. J. "Ds- iJicSBiENS
Phone 3-6933 COMMERCIAL end HOUSEHOLO CEMENT CONTRACTOR
SALES end SERVICE 1234 Broccoli Lene Ph. 3-4845