Front and Back
HORIZONTAL
1 This hai a
trunk in back
4 Broad
JThii is in
front and back
' of a house
l: Employ
13 Ledger entry
14 Great Lake
1 15 Free
1 18 Thickness
1 18 Suit makers
20 Speaks
imperfectly
21 Fresh
4 Bereaved wife
5 Brain passage
6 Thicker
7 Measure of
type
8 Russiai.
revolutionist
War god of
Greece
10 Small bunch
of straw
11 Cape
17 CUck beetle
19 Girl's name
23 Galloped
24 Raced to the
front
25 Italian river
26 Charges
27 Uncomplain
ingly 28
29
31
33
38
40
41
22 Dash
24 Farinaceous
food
. I Horse's pace
27 Footlike part
30 Quick
32 Fur
34 Necessitate
35 Amatory
38 Female deer
'37 Happy
39 Pith
40 Band across a
shield's front
41 Expire
42 Persian prince
45 Unfamiliar
49 Deprivation
51 Biblical
pronoun
52 Chilled
53 Mineral rocks
54 Sheltered side
55 Numbers
56 Golf mounds
57 Assent
VERTICAL
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2 Continent
3 Coat open in
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Antwtr to Previous. Punle
Ancient 42 Entrance to '
warriors held mine
this in front 43 Rodents
for protection 44 Level
Denomination 46 Woody plant
Wild beasts
47 Oil from
Maxims
Confirm
Nourishes
Attire, front
and back
butter
48 Seeing organs
in front of
the head
50 Small child
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OUR VACATION- F0RI0,000' MOPE WE COULD HAVE CONE TO EUROPE I '
FROM NINE TO NINE
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tainly convenient.
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By Jo Fischer
but it's cer.
By Y. T. Hamlin
Oldtimers Who Snarled
Taft's Convention Plans
Tabbed Bunch Of Amateurs
By JAMES MARLOW
WASHINGTON ( "Just a bunch of amateurs."
That was the appraisal of Senator Taft's braintrusters
given with a grin by one of the men most responsible
for General Eisenhower's victory. . .
Pro or amateur, Taft's advisors
were mostly political oldtimers.
Maybe that was their trouble. They
used the oldtime approach: Bull
your way through.
When that failed all they had
left was the primitive tactic of
personal attack. They used that on
Gov. Dewey but it didn't work
then, either.
Perhaps nothms would have
worked. ! Perhaps Eisenhower's
nomination was cinched before the
convention started. At anv rate.
Taft's righthand men are blaming
one another now for what hap-
penea in inicago.
By sheer force, because thev con
trolled the convention machinery,
they rolled over Eisenhower before
the convention started by loading
the speakers' list with pro - Taft
people.
When Taft Shipped
but. looking back, it's main now
that Taft began losing ground when
his Southern followers got into a
wrangle with the Eisenhower peo
ple over delegates.
It handed the Eisenhower staff
something they badly needed, an
lsvie. tney worked it for all it
was worth. They called it a moral
issue. They cried "theft and cor-
rupUon." They got the Republican
governors to yell for "fair play."
inis rumpus nractica v cuaran.
teed Eisenhower would win the dis-
Ruled delegates once the quarrel
it the convention floor, and for
mis reason:
Unless he won, the party would
have to go into the campaign with
a corruption charge over its head,
the very charge the Republicans
wanted to use against the Demo
crats.
When the action starts in a
Greek tragedy, the heroes move
steadily toward disaster, their
uuum uecuinuiK inevnnoie. Aris
totle said the inevitability of it
was due to a defect in their char
acter.
Couldn't Chack Slid
Whether there was a defect In
Taft's advisors, such as inflexibil
ity or inability to cause the macni.
tude of the delegate dispute, once
siariea iney seemed unable to
save themselves,
They showed this in barrine TV
and radio from the National Com
mittee Hearings on the de ceates
an action completely unnecessary
since they let newsmen cover ever
word of the hearings.
But it olaved into the hands nf
the Eisenhower people by adding
to whatever suspicions or doubts
they already had been able to
plant in the public mind.
Next the Taftites wouldn't let
even the newsmen sit in when the
National Committee, having
finished the hearings, began to de
liberate on a decision. The Eisen
hower people exploited all this.
Mlitaka Swn Too Lata
Too late, the Taft men realised
their mistake. When the next step
was taken hearings on the dele
gate dispute by the Credentials
Committeenewsmen. TV and ra
dio were all admitted, not only to !
tne Hearings but to the decision
sessions, too.
It was when the convention as
a whole repudiated their claims
that the Taft people attacked
Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659
PLUMBING
Morris riumblng ond Heating. 95-97
Parrott St. Dial 3-7003
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.. 230 Norlh
Stephans. Phona 3-5377.
Horrli Plumbing & Heoting Co., 805
South Stephani. Phona 3-8173.
Mardorf Plumbing.
Phona 3-8732, Winchester.
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461.
Terp's Plumbing. Phone 3-7266.
"washing machine service
Bergh's service all makes of washing
machines, dryers, Ironeri, refriger
ators Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So.
Stephens.
Washing Machine Service Rusty't
Appliance Repair. 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 3 3091
RADIO SERVICING
Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlin.
Rodio Doctors Phone 3-7456 Free
Pickup ond Delivery 408 W Lone.
Hargis Electric Co., 112 E. Cais.
Radio & Appliance Repair.
ELECTRICIANS
RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North
Stephens. Phone 3-7303.
Dufresne Electric. Phone 3-5222.
HEATING
Heating Service. R. Ritimon Oil
Burner Sales & Service. Deoler for
.lungers Blue-Fire heater. 1703
Brown. Phone 3 8267.
Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters.
1349 Military Phone 3 4009.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co., 220 N Main.
Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134.
Business Directory
MISCELLANEOUS I
Dewey. Again the reaction was not
good.
Now it's the turn of the Eisen
hower staff, which has control of
the party, at least temporarily, to
snow now iney II operate.
As soon as they won, Senator
Nixon of California was chosen by
agreement behind closed doors as
the party's vice presidential nom
inee. The delegates as a whole had
no slate of candidates from which
to choose.
'irue, ine convention was ex
hausted from its five bitter davs.
True, too, . that Republicans and
Democrats traditionally make
quick work of picking their vice
pit-Muemiai canuiaaie.
jeverineiess. selection of a vice
president is almost as important
as choosing a presidential candi
date. Nixon will be president if
4isciuiuwcr wins ana uies.
School TV Use
Needs Planning,
Says Dr. Strand
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Because television may affect the
U.S. more than any other inven
tion in history, it Is imperative
that educatiors and others do some
very careful planning to see that
this new medium of information
is used to greaVst advantage, ac
cording to President A. L. Strand
of Oregon State College.
Writing in the latest Issue of the
OSC alumni magaiine, President
Strand says that while the post to
the state would be considerable I
"it seems almost unthinkable"
that scientific and technical in
stitutions like' OSC which are
charged with statewide education
al responsibilities will not use tele
vision. In Oregon, three of the best
"very high frequency" channels
have been reserved for education.
These include channel 7 in Cor
vallis; channel S, Eugene; and
channel 10, Portland. In addition,
"ultra high frequency" channel 18
has been set aside for Salem.
The decision whether to use these
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Contractor. All types. Ph. 3-8234.
FLOOR COVERING
Philio M. Ournam, Sales & Installa
tion of Floor Coverings. 566 W.
Oak St. Phone 3-6123.
ROOFING
Roofing ond root repairing. Insula
tion, siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme
Roofing Co.
ELECTROLUX CLEANERS
Cleaner ond Air purifier Sales,
Service ond free demonstrations.
102 W- Commercial Ave. Ph.
3-3591, J. E. Newberry. Salesman.
DECORATORS
Painting ond Paper Hanging. H. E.
"Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240.
EXCAVATING
SHALE ROCK FOR SALE
Roed building and rocking. Shovels,
cart, dreg-linei rd dump trucks
for hire, by hour or centrect.
C. P. TALLON
2341 N. Stephens Ph.. 1-4040
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
1 Mila E. on N. Umpqua Hwy.
Phone 3-SS96
E D
CEMENT
F U C H S
CONTRACTOR
Cement finishing ond concrete work
of oil types. Free Estimates. Jobs,
large anc1 small. 5 years locally m
business.
Phone Residence 1-6212
1941 Goets Street
RENTAL or CONTRACT
D-7 Doier and 70 "Cot" Scraper,
Shovel, Drag Line end Dump Trucks.
Rock and SJiolo for sale.
ED A. MILLER
2027 Hollit Dial 3-7953
Friday, July 18, 1952 The Newt-Review, Reteburf, Ore. Is
Pensions Of Retired
Govt. Employes Upped
WASHINGTON ( President
Truman signed a bill Wednesday
ooosting tne pensions of retired
federal employes up to a maxi
mum $324 a year.
The higher benefit pavments
would go to civil service employes
who retired prior to last April 1
and would amount to $36 for each
six months they have been on the
channels must come from state
educational agencies for the most
part berore June 1, 1953. On, that
date, if the allocations are not tak
en up many of them will be lost,
rrcsiaeni airana points out.
It v..-uld cost around a half-mil
lion dollars to get a station on the
air and perhaps $150,000 a year to
maintain it, depending on operat
ing policies. Equipment would like
ly become obsolete rather rapidly
as new technical advances such as
the change to color are made.
Education cannot depend on com
mercial studio time, however.
Presdent Strand says, because it
would be forced into undesirable
hours in favor of advertised-spon'
sored shows.
The mountains and widely-sep
arate population presents Oregon
with a difficult transmitting prob
lem, but micro-waves might be
used to extend TV into eastern
Oregon areas, the college presi
dent points out. "
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R0SEBURG PAVING CO.
Aspholt Paving
Custom Blading
Office: 634 S. Main
Telephone 3-6183 Free Estimates
"Bill" Lasslter
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash, ond Frames
Mill and Mother Phone 3-3434
MASONRY BLOCK
CONSTRUCTION
Commercial - Residential - Fireplaces
New Eoundotiohs Remodeling
Old Foundations
"No Job Too Large or Too Small"
Estimates at no Obligation
GUST J. HAFT, Contractor
1506 Military, P.O. Box 104,
Phone 3-5471
SIMMONS
FLOOR SERVICE
LAY SAND FINISH
All Materials furnished
Inlaid Floors, Any Design
Phona 3-4852
RUBBER STAMPS
Made hurt in Rowburg. Copy in by
1 1 :00 AM, out by 8:00 AM next doy.
Mod to loit longer, orint mom clear
ly. Any tizt, with or without cuts.
Buy direct ond lavt ogent'i commis
sion. Bank endorsement stamps FREE
if wt print your checks.
No Orders Over The Phone
Out-of-Town Orders Prepaid.
M&M PRINTERS
S04 N. Jackson, Roseburg, Oregon
pension rolls.
the maximum Increase, howev
er, would be $324 annually or 25
per cent of what the annuitant now
receives, whichever Is less. Anul
tants whose pension now Is $2,160
or more annually would get . no
increase.
The increases also would be re
ceived by widows and children
already receiving payments ai the
survivors of retired employes.
The increases would end on June
30, 1954, unless congress appro
priates for them.
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DIAL 2-260
Royal
. Typewriters
Victor .
Addina Machines
Sales and Service
Rentals
Fast. Dependable Service
Ken's Office Equip.
631
South Stephens Ph.. J J45
"Individualized Floor
or Beautility "
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. Venetian Blin
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FLOOR COVERING
222 Wer Oek Phone 1-4401
Authorised
FILTER QUEEN
SALES and SERVICI
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any tlmo.
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aois Rutter Lane Phone 3-5740
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Lite-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
Phone 3-3322
3750 North Stephen
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