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' .. 'Who'i the next president?" FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS ' By Merrill Btos.er fr I BUT I TaL lOU TU4T MT WMAT REWARD JJeV, THIS ISN'T ) -COURSE.TWERAWof fft&TS IT THE e WAS FUU. OF 'KIOUS WHCN WtU. 1 GST FOR. THE TOOL IcTTf SAIPTHE MAM WITM MAM WITH TM6 SHAorsioe l put ir Mta To Tue . Tlwjmims M3u , the scab, hao to be scar ,twe BANK MS PMOM6 A WHILE ASO JlN. IN? i 1- CALfeHtTOO , CUSTOM6H. CARRV. soBeo of s. d Y attfiMHl Y , iiri- I eox! he user , ; " wuiTuett, -rfr. V 11 y . 7Tv vf r ' I WHEN He LEFT ME wIJS l0Vd V,T r'li. ' fSfi' MU LS I Picked w we : fj- -- ; : LI'L ABNER By Al Copp " , porr WORCW 'Sour CXW '! lifWlVWif- PINEAPPLE OUNC- I AH WVENTEBA V" f DEBTS DAISY MAE. AS ' -J TION -ANOTHER HOfiWrP VCCIMS MACHIME THaTLL ' ' DEMAND PO'HANB-COT ) W u M ?AST,C" " C" Vsfj J, fA CatSCENTfi-WE'LL -V STOP MtSSIN' BOUND) V AH THAN TH' OLD HAND r 7sJ 5- STARVE.'.'! mSL I'' IRVIN-AJJ'GlTAJOiVPj;5" WE'LL, IvEVAH JTM X MWA y " . ALLEY OOP By V. T. Hamlin "j UK' V. 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FROM NINE TO NINE I I- 'UN 0rt By Jo Fischer Mon., July 21, 1932 Tt Nw Holiday Periods Aren't The Only Dangerous Times Traveling during 1 non hollda pertod doesn't guarantee your safety on the highwuv, warns Pau! L. Palterson of KiHshoro, presi dent of the Oregon State Motor Association, Oregon AAA. ctub. There is always emphasis on dansers facing the motorist on holiday weekends such as Memor ial Day, Fourth of July or Labor Day, he said, but quite often oth er oeriods are just as hazardous. Most motorists heed the warn ings of danger on holiday week ends, the motoring official claims, but too often become lax "when th pressure is off." Traffic accidents in Oregon will gradually increase during the re maining months of ttti vr P.(. terson predicts. Past accident rec ords show a steady increase In accidents from now through De cember. During 1951 there were J87 more accidents in August than in July and there were 684 more smash tins in October than in September. These statistics from the secre tary of state's office point up the great danger during the "non hoii dav" months, Patterson said. The motor association otficiat urged motorists to "be constantly aware of the danger on our hiah ways. And vacationists must re member that traveling during week days does not make them immune to accidents. Safe driving terson concluded. all the time is the need,'' V?A PEDESTMANS 18 time ids Over half of Oregon's 89 victims of fatal pedestrian accidents last year literally walked themselves to death, the state traffic safety division reported Thursday, A violation of a traffic law or an otherwise unsafe action on the part of the pedestrian was noted in 64 per cent of ISil's fatal mis haps, the division said. Most com mon error bringing death to the walker was crossing a street be 19 persons and injured 190. Ten died when struck while crossing t highway, and nine A cheerful, cooperative crew rneans. everything on moving day and that'i what you're ture to get from ROSEBURG Transfer .Storage 130 N. PINE ST. CALL 3-5311 MISCELLANEOUS Fullsr Brush Co. Ph. 3-345? ntlMIIMS Marrii Flumbing and Hearing. 95-97 Parrott St. Dial 3-7003. I Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Sttphens. Phont 3-5377. j Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phone, 3-8173. Mordorf Plumbing. Phone 3-8732, Winchester. . Coen Supply Co. Phona 3-446 J. Terp's Plumbing. Phona 3-7266. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Sergh'i service oil makes ot wash'ng machines, dryers, ironert, retriger otors Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So. Stephens. , Woshing Machine Service Rusty Appliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3 3091. RADIO SERVICING Honstn't RorJio Ssrvkc, SuthtrHn. Radio Doctor. Phone 3-7456. Free Pickup and D!ivery. 408 W. Lone. HorQis Electric Co., 112 E. Con. Radio & Appitonce Repair. ELECTRICIANS RIOENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North Stephenj. Phone 3-7303. Dufresne Electric Phone- 3-5222. HEATING Heating Service, R. Ritrman Oil Burner Salet & Service. Dealer for 1 Junaer Blue-Fire heoter. 1703 Brown. Phone 3-8267. , j Ashley Thermostatic wood he oterf, f 1349 Military. Phone 3-4009. j ELECTX0LUX CLEANERS J i Cleaner and Air purifier . Soles, Service and free demonstrations. 102 W. Commercial Ave. Ph. 3-3591. i. E. Newberry, Salesman. FLOOR COVERING ! Philip M. Durnom, Soles t Imtalla- tton of Floor Coverings. 566 VV i Oak it. Phone 3-6123. j j Boh Allen, Floor Covering Installation ; Contractor. All types. Ph. 3-8234, Ui4JlIa-ti; - Rtvitw, Roseburj, Oft. 9 Dilljrd, Sutherlm Men Returning From Korea Two Douglas County men ire listed among passengers aboard the USNS General M. C, Meige, scheduled to arrive in San Diego Monday with more than 3.00D Ma rines and Navy veterans from Korea. They include First Lt, Htthert T. McEntyre, Diliard, and Cpl. Paul K. Seilars, Sutheriin. twees intersections, which kiliei were run down from behind while walking alonj the edge of the roadway wilh the flow of traffic. Other deadly pedestrian faults were stepping from behind parked vehicles, playing or running into the roadway, and walking into the side of a vehicle. Wrong - doing by motorists also swelled the pedestrian death toll, the division pointed out. Driver violations were evtdr-nt in 33 per cent of last year accidents in volving persons on foot, most com mon of which was failure to yield right of way to the walker. Oregon law grants right-of-way to pedestrians crossing within any marked crosswalk or within any unmarked crosswalk at an inter section, when the walker is in or closely approaching the driver's haif of the roadway. This applies at locations where there are no traffic control signals. Pedestrians do not have the right of way when crossing at other points, the division reminded. 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Much too high a price to pay, when, caught a few days sooner, the stain might hove been removed entirely, and the garment restored good os new. So please let us say it again for added emphasis? BE SURE TO BRING THE GARMENT IN AS SOON AFTER STAfNfNG AS POSSIBLE, And, remember, whether it's tor, some other kind of stain, or just plain old dirt and grime that you wont clean ed out of your clothes, you'll always find that you!! get it done better when you bring it to us. For Dial 3-4596 , FREE PICK-UP flew Plan 4 Pays Hospital Expense up to $10 pet day plat money for Surgical Expenses? This plan covers aii ages from one day to 80 ycarst Complete protection for irtdividuals and family groups. Choose your own doctor and hos pital. Pays cash for al! accidents, sickness, childbirth. Pays in addition So- assy other insurance protection you may now have. See this plan in the privacy of your own home. 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