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player'i tool
4 Carpenters'
toolt
8 Hairdresser's
tool
12 Era .
13 Measure of
5 Walk through
water
57 Flap
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archer's tool
2 Awry
3 Chemists'
tools i
4 Cloyed
5 Pain
6 Plumber's tool
7 Weight of
India
8 Tender rooster
8 Medley
10 Encounter
11 Mrs. Truman
land
14 Toward the
sheltered side
15 Legal matters
16 Curative
measures
18 Intermediate
20 Pillages
21 Small child
122 Part of face
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month
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17 Straightens
19 Partitions
23 Wit
27 Pronoun
SOSchoolchild's
tool
32 Adviser
34 Soviet seaport
35 Willows
30 Not elsewhere
specified (ab.)
37 Asterisk
38 Mentally
sound
40 Sharp end of
a pounding
tool
41 Boy
42 Adult female
45 Winning
49 Wide-spread
disease
prevalences
SI Hearing organ
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Tegrets
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54 Watering
place
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33 Heart pain,
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40 Spanish priest
41 French city
42 Existed
43 Work
44 Bearing
40 Sour v
47 California city
48 Snatch
50 Gullet
26 Political
division -
27 Most stable
28 Salesman's
tool, i
shoe
29 Gaelic
31 Hebrew.
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By Jo Fischer
1
By Merrill Blontf
By Al Capp
By V. T. Hamlia
By Chic Young
ANN RUTLEDCE
Abe Lincoln Cared Only
For His Wife, Says Letter
Of Former Mary Todd
CHICAGO I The familiar tragic love story of Abe
Lincoln and Ann Rutledge once was indignantly described
as a myth by Mary Todd Lincoln.
In a letter written to a supreme court justice and made
public Sunday, the Civil War resident's widow asserted
Lincoln "always assured me he had cared for no one buy
myself." .
Willard L. King, a Chicago law
yer and historian, said he came
across the letter in his research
for a biography of David Davis of
Bloominoton. 111., an Illinois cir
cuit judge whom Lincoln appointed
to the U. S. Supreme Court.
Davis was administrator of Lin
coln's estate. King said he found
the letter in papers of Davis' great-
POW Camp Due
For 'Changes
New Head Says
KOJE ISLAND, Korea W The
outspoken new 'commandant of
Koje Island said Thursday "you're
Hamnrf ri-ht" ih.r. ,iii h
changes in running this turbulent
war prison camp, but "no sudden
revolutionary change."
After 24 hours on the job. Brig.
Gen. Haydon Boatner said he
thought Communist prisoners had
been treated too leniently.
Had he seen anything that need
ed to be changed?
I "You re damned right I ve spot
ted some things," he said. "For
one thing I don't like those insult
ing signs, and the flags and the
demands."
The signs were insult ing to the
United Nations Command and the
U. S.
The flags were Red banners fly
ing over some of the 17 barbed
wire stockades holding 79,000 pris
oners of war.
The demands were those made
for the release of a former camp
commander. Brig. Gen. Francis T.
Dodd.
Brig. Gen. Charles F. Colson was
removed as commandant when he
agreed to some of them. His prom
ises were disavowed by the U.N.
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tnit is i large wcabnlarf .
TK last thtnf youft nttf h an
evarhoul if you'll chonga your oil
regularly.
ADAIR'S ASSOCIATED
SERVICE and PARKING
TRAILER end TRUCK RENTALS
301 North Main Phone 2-9129
ysDimess
ROOFING
Roofing ond roof repairing. Insulo
tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acrrw
Roofing Co.
PLUMBING
Morris Plumbing ond Heoting. 95-97
Porrolt St. Dial 3-7003.
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co., 230 North
Stephens. Phone 3-5377.
Horfis Plumbing & Heoting Co., 805
South Stephens. Phone 3-8 1 73.
. Mordorf Plumbing.
Phone 3-8732, Winchester.
Coen Supply Co.
Terp's Plumbing.
Phone 3-446I.
" Phone 3-7264.
WASHING MACHINE SIRV1CI
Bergh's service oil mokes of washing
machines, dryers, Ironers, refriger
ators. Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So.
Stephens.
Washing Machine Service Rusty'i
Appliance Repair, 510 N, Jockson.
Phone 3-3091.
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen'sRadioService, Sutherlin.
Radio Doctors. Phone 3-7454. Free
Pickup ond Delivery. 408 W. Lane.
Hargls Electric Co., 112 I. Cass.
Radio & Applionce Repair.
ELECTRICIANS
RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North
Stephens. Phone 3-7303.
Dufresne Electric Phone 3-5222.
HEATING
Heoting Service. R. Ritzmon Oil
Burner Sales & Service. Dealer tor
Jungers Blue-Fire heater, 1703
Brown. Phone 3 8267.
Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters.
1349 Military. Phone 3-4009.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
r - -
Fire Equipment Co., 220 N. Main.
Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134.
MYTH?
grandson. David Davis IV. .
Some historians have said Ann
Rutledge and Lincoln were en
gaged to be married when both
lived in New Salem. 111., but that
she died of fever before they could
be wed. These biographrs say Lin
coln never recovered from shock
and grief.
But Mrs. Lincoln wrote:
'My husband .... always assured
me he had cared for no one but
myself I shall always remain
firm in my conviction that Ann
Rutledge is a myth,
"Nor did his .... joyous" laugh
lead me to suppose his heart was
in any unfortunate woman's grave
Pu' J" ,"e Zulll -'
lloved wlfe nd children.
but in the proper place with his
ADMISSION:
50c per person
CHILDREN UNDER
12 FREE
FLOORCOVIRINO
Philip M. Durnam, Soles & Installa
tion of Floor Coverings. 566 W.
Oak St. Phone 3-6123.
DECORATORS
Painting ond Poper Honging. H. E.
"Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240.
FLOOR COVERING
Philip M. Durnam, Salee li Installa
tion of Floor Covering. 566 W.
Oak St. Phone 3-6123.
Autkorlxed
FILTER QUEEN
SALES nd SERVICE
Pr rttmonstrsilon Ux your homt
any time,
Call Aft S p.m., WtMdaya,
Anv Tim Sat. and Run.
m.TFR QUERN PIBTHIBHTO
WIS Ruttar Lana Phona S-S740
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash, and Frames
Mill and Mother Phone 3-3434
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy.
Phone 3-5596
ED FUCHS
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
Cement finishing and concrete work
of all type. Free Estimates, Jobs,
lorge ond small. 5 years locally m
business.
Phone Residence 3-6212
1941 GoeM Street
Wed., May 21, 1952 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13
Germ Warfare
Charge Flayed
By Secy. Lovett
WASHINGTON wT Secretary
of Defense Lovett said angrily Fri
day of Russian charges that the
U. S. is using germ and gas war
fare: "Any one who says that lies
in his teeth."
In a news conference, lovett al
so called the charges an "abomin
able, malicious falsehood" and said
any country that deals in such a
thing is guilty of an appalling act.
Lovett commented too that the
traditional Communist technique
has been to charge someone else
"with a crime you expect to com
mit." Then he declared: '
"If they do, they'll lose just the
same. They'll wish they had never
been born."
Lovett was asked if this meant
ihat countersteps would be taken.
He replied:
IVAN EDWARDS
lit Clots Construction
Contracting or ,
Time and Material
Ph. 3-7493 1251 Harrison
SHERIFF'S POSSE
SHOW-DEO
SUNDAY MAY 25
1:30 DST AT THE
FAIRGROUNDS
EVENTS...
O SELECTION OF SHERIFF'S
POSSE 1952 RODEO QUEEN
O CALF ROPING
O 9 RACING EVENTS
JOSEPHINE COUNTY POSSE
BENTON COUNTY POSSE
DOUGLAS COUNTY POSSE
All Local Riding Orgonlxatlom
15 BIG EVENTS
PDirecoiry
Royal
Typewriters
Victor
Adding Machines
'Sales ond Service
Rentals
Fost, Dependable Service
Ken's Office Equip.
631 South Stephens Ph. J-5454
EXCAVATING
SHALI ROCK FOR SALI
Roed building end recking, Shovels,
cats, drag-linei cd dums) trucks
for hire, by hour er contract.
C. f. TALLON
2341 N. Stephens Ph. 1-4040
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Llt-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
Phone 3-3322
3750 North Stephens
IF YOUR PAPER
HAS NOT ARRIVED
BY 6:15 P.M.
DIAL 2-2631
"The moment they get Into that
thpv nnnn lin a i.aef a...
;from which the rest of the world
nas retrained."
He was asked if the countersteps
would include use of the atomic
bomb.
"I couldn't say," he replied.
Of the 'negotiations at Panmun
jom for a Korean truce, Lovett
said of the Communists that "it
would seem apparent they want to
have that as a sounding board."
But Lovett made It clear that de
spite the tactics of the Commu
nist negotiators he did not believe
the truce talks should be cut off.
He said: "We shouldn't just ar
bitrarily pick up our marbles and
go home."
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KfaaaetL TraUr wwaaetfal rrope.ro lion.
Sold In Roseburg by Row burs Phar
macy, Fullarton'a (Rncall,, and Fred
Heyer'a Drug Storei or your hometowa
druggie
PLASTER and STUCCO WORK
- By Day or Contract
All Types Finish
and Re-Finishing
FREE ESTIMATES
I. A. JOHNSON Phone 3-7260
W. R. ROBERTS Phone 3-671
"Individualized Floors
ot Beautlliry."
w lalaie UB.I.aa.
w Crpeune
Rubber Tile
Aeplwt'l 111. w rormioa Tope
fr Venetian mine
FREI ESTIMATES
Open M to f:M I.
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FLOOR COVERING
222 Watt Oak Phone 1-4403
CEMENT WORK
Of All Kindt
Free estimates gladly given. Coll
H. J. "Dcs" UfcSBIENS
CEMENT CONTRACTOR
1236 Broccoli Lone Ph. 3-4845
ROSEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Paving
Custom Blading
Office: 634 S. Main
Telephone 3-6183 Free Eitimetes
"Bill" Lasslter