The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 28, 1952, Image 7

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THEYVE JU5T GOT TO Bg tfi HAVE CAKRIEt) Hi BAT "I EYE ON OUR k HERE...50MEWHEREI -r" Vlfcljillt BLOND IE " I " By Chic Young ,Tf OH.MVGOODNt5S-- y "yllMI BETTER TAKEl IHER5, OUiCK.Tl ( QUICK )l I !LX)fc5 IT) TTVj iS ILL STEP IN ThiS THE 5TPAPS X( IT OFF-NO ONES STICK IT y?? sv LOOK I 7.r rlVtXXWwAVANO- AREBPOKEN-t-V; LOOKING r UNDERi' I J" BETTER) I MuCHU Antwer to Prevlout Puzzle : 11 N 1 a v kT? oiXp a p o aaT v li iiN i j A n TiwBK mu o 5 f isii HZZ 1 T 1 T L C J i5ttlZ p H. 5. i. - 9TiiZs.!Zii,iA' B A N I 5 T IfcTi N ii L s A N C O & I A p O g C T A M 0 N A Icq g a a . i fgu a t er e ojg n a a: v With anchor 40 Balance i slightly raised 41 Digs for ore Lung 42 Exclamation of annoyance) 43 Depend , 44 Persian poet 1 inflammation Chills Jewels Calv leaves 44 Part Greek 47 Used to catch neaaiantL. South American some Ash 48 Observes ) 30 French coin ' mammals ly . . .. ...... ... .... Mon.,v July 28, 1932 The News MODEST MAIDENS Tti4(3Mrk trf.Hft4t V. I feint OAM Mm,' n I KNOW WE OIIYWOMDKRE AYEAB TWO ytA, I WKNTMAKIklu EN0U6H FROM NINE TO NINE 0, 0 ! r f -ll i M ' - Review, Roieburg, Or. 7 3a,v alam- BUT! WAWMYGWiE RETKOACTlVE BtFOCE I CAME HERE ElTWES ' By Jo Fischer I Stricken Areas Are Given Aid By Red Cross People too often forget the work of the Red Cross until disaster strikes, said County Chairman Cal vin Baird. Baird called attention todav to the work of the Red Cross in" the earthquake disaster at Tehachapi, Arvin and Bakersfield, Calif. Fifty volunteers from Bakers field, Los Angeles and Antelope Valley chapters and branches brought Red Cross emergency as sistance to disaster victims in Te hachapi in early hours after the earthquake shook Southern Cali fornia July 31. according to Infor mation received by the local chair man. Kirst survey indicated 700 fam ilies in Tehachapi and Arvin were stricken. Kield Red Cross chair men were first on the scene with doctors, nurses, and first aiders, bringing medical supplies, canteen personnel and equipment, most of which were flown in by planes of tfte Civil Air Patrol. Also tents, cots, blankets and food were sent in. Very little earthquake Insurance coverage was carried, and the peo ple will all need help, the report slated, Baird said that; while no plea has been sent out on a nationwide basis for relief funds, contribu tions, either to the local chapter office or direct to the relief agen cies in charge, will be accepted. Ex-Korean GIs Will Get Bonus WASHINGTON I First mus tering out pay checks for about 500,000 Army veterans of the Ko rean War period will bt mailed1 from the Army Finance Center, St. Louis, Mo., about Aug. 15. qualified veterans who have left the lhe Army announced rriday that service since June 27, 1950, should apply to the finance center for the bonus payments authorized by Congress, including their separa tion forms with their applications. Payments are scheduled at i rate of about 180.000 monthly. All ranks below major in the Army will 'receive 3100 for less than 60 days service since June 27, 1950; $200 for more than 60 days within the United States, and (300 for more than 60 days including over seas duty. Schedules of payments for Air Force, Navy and Marine veterans have not taeen announced. Sugar Co. Buys Plant Site Near Basin Project OGDF.N, Ulah iffl The AmaV gamated Sugar Company has ob I tamed a site lor a new sugar beet factory a few miles south of Quincy, Wash., in the center of the Columbia Basin, irrigation I project. President of the firm, B. A. Banning, said "it is our intention I to build a modern sugar beet fac- ory at this location when the agri culture development .of the area has progressed sufficiently to justi fy such a plant. Amalgamated now operates fac tories at Lewiston, Utah; Nyssa, Ore., Twin Falls and Nampa, Idaho. ysfloiess MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 PLUMBING ,'Aorrli dumbing and Heating. 95-97 ! Parrott St. Dial J-UUJ I Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North ... i ni 1 C-TT Stephens. Phono 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phono J-BIJ. Mardorf Plumbing. Phono 3 8732, Winchester. Coen Supply Co. Phono 3-4461. Terp's Plumbing. Phono 3-7266. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Bergh't service all mokes ot wosh'ng machines, dryers, Ironeri, refriger otors. Ph. 3-8348. 1200 So. Stephens. 1 Washing Machine Service Rusry'o Appliance Repair, 510 N. JocKson. Phono 3-3091. RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service, Suthertin. D.J:. IWln,. Oknna V7jA Fr Pickup and Delivery. 408 W Lano. Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Cast. Radio & Appliance Repair. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North Stephens. Phono 3-7303. Dulrcsno Electric. Phono 3-5222. HEATING Heating Service. R. Ritrmon Oil Burner Sales 1 Service. Dealer inr Junaers Blue-Fire heoter. 1703 Brown. Phono 3-8267. , Ashley Thermostatic wood heoteri. I 349 Miliiory. Phono 3-4009. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS ' Cleaner and Air purifier Sales, Service and free demonstrations. 102 W. Commercial Ave. Ph. 3-3591 . i E. Newberry. Salesman. FLOOR COVERING Philip M. Durnom, Sales & Installa tion of Floor Coverinqs. 566 VV Oak St. Phono 3-6123. Bob Allen, Floor Covering Installation Controctor. All types. Ph. 3-8234. ' UK' j VIET NAM ENVOY Tran Van Kha, first ambassador to the United States from Viet Nam, is 'dressed in a traditional costume of his country as he calls at the White House to present his cre dentials to President Truman. Elks Lodge Announces Picnic Dote, August 10 August 10 has been set aside for the gathering of Elks, their ladies, wives and children for an ail-day picyie at Wolf Creek Ranger Sta tion picnic grounds, 30 miles from Roseburg on the Little River road. Directional signs will be posted to assist in locating the grounds and transportation will be avail able irom uie temple tor inoso not having rides. Everyone is to bring his own picnic lunch for the day a outing, and thre will be available places for out of doors cooking. The Elks will serve beverages and ice cream, tames- for children and adults is planned. New members are especially urged to attend, states the committee announce ment. COMMITTED TO JAIL Donald Edgar Kirk, Roseburg, Lester Ivan Boatman, Newbcrg, and Lewis A. Turner, Roseburg, arrested by city police on charges of drunkenness, each were com mitted to the city jail in lieu of rayment of fines, reported Judge ra B. Riddle. Kirk was fined $25 and the other two 20. DEEP SEA FISHING Sportsman Dock at Winchester Bay Phone 5-R-2I Charleston or Coos Bay Phono 8701 4 1 8 H. Charters DECORATORS Pointing and Papr Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240. ROOFING Roofing and root repairing Insula' .Ul.. DU Vflr,; A -. tion. sldina. Ph. 3-8255 A:me 1 Roofing Co. , FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Eauipment Co., 220 N Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. ,3-7134. Authorieed FILTER QUEEN SALES ono- SERVICE Frr-e drmonilraUon In your nomo any , llmr. Call Afle pm., Wr-i.di.vi, Anv Tlmr- Silt iind Sun m.TF.K QtJr.KN DISTRIBUTOR 2015 Ruuer Lane Phone 3-S740 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Fro met . Mill ono' Moiher Phono 3-3434 Welding Equipment and Supplies Oxygen and Acetylene Rentals Repairs Own Your Own Cylinders Medical Oxygen far Homo Uso DAVIS InrJuttrinl Product. 1si N. Stephens Phono 3-6559 CONSTRUCTION ' TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpquo Hwy. Phono 3-5596 RENTAL or CONTRACT ' D-7 Dour and 70 "Cot" Scrapar, Shovel, Drofl Lino and Dump Trufcl. Rock and Shale far solo. I ED A. MILLER ! 2027 Hollit 0ml 1-7951 Shakespearean ; Festival Opens On August 1 ASHLAND Tha nimlA .n.ll of William Shakespeare cast itself over Ashland, and promised to at tract people from every state in me union ana several foreign countries to the city during the month of August. The 12th annual Oregon ShaVe 3nearcan festival will ant nnHo... way on Aug. 1, with the presenta tion of a Shakespearean fantasy, me lempest." Then in rotation through the month nl Annus! fnr of the Bard's plays will be pre- semen in rotation on the Elizabeth an stage within Ashland's open air theater on the edge of Lithia park. Other plays to be presented dur ing the 12th season will be "Henry v, "Jiuius Caesar" and "Much Ado About Northing." Every indication advance sales, an extended season and an exoanded festival program points to the 1952 festival being the largest in history, with more than 15.000 persons expected to attend during the 30-day season. New this year in the festival pro gram is a full scale music depart ment, under the direction of Hans Lampl, a University of Southern California music professor and a student of Elizabethan music. Directorship of the festival Is again being headed by Angus Bowmer, who founded the festival in 1935. Bowmer, who is a profes sor at Ashland's Southern Oregon college, will again be producing director of the festival and will be director of one of the plays "Mnch Ado About Nothing." Richard Graham, New York, a festival veteran who drew nation wide attention for his portraval of "King Lear" last season, is di recting "The Tempest." , Allen Fletcher of Yale Univer sity returns to the festival staff this year as director of "Julius Caesar," and Philip Hanson, Ash land, another seasoned festival di rector and player, is directing "Henry V." Reservations for the festival or information about the festival may be obtained by simply writing to "Shakespeare." Ashland, Ore. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT O'BRIEN TRUCK LINE Common Carrier Insured and Bonded General Commodities HEAVY MACHINERY MYRTLE CREEK Ph. 135X5 Or Phone Irwin W. Fowler Maurice Griesel Myrtle Creek 135-X-l . Roseburg 3-6106 Directory ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Blading OMico: 634 S. Main Telephone 3-6113 Free Eitlmatoi "Bill" Lassitor ED FUCHS CEMENT CONTRACTOR . Cement finishing and concrett work ot oil typ. Fret Eitimotes. Jobs, large on;' imall, 5 years locally in busrnets. Phent Residence 3-6212 1941 Goeta Street MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION Commerciol Residential - Fireploces New Foundations - Remodeling Old Foundations "No Job Too Large or Too Small" Estimates at no Obligation We Go Anywhere! 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 PHONE 3-4852 RUBBER STAMPS Made here in Roseburg. Copy in by 1 1 :00 AM, out by 8;00 AM next day. Made to lost longer, orint more clear ly. Any siie, with or without cuts. Buy direct and save agent'i commis sion. Bonk endorsement stamps FREE If wt print your checks. No Orders Over The Phone Out-of-Town Orders Prepaid. M&M PRINTERS S04 N. Jaekton, Roieburo, Oregon Plankton, the small life which Uvea In sea water, Is consumed by larger sea animals much as grass is eaten by land animals. lift With one full adult fare . : ; wife (or husband) and child ren between 12 and 21 may now travel at half-rate on Monday, Tuesday or Wed nesday . Aa always children under 12 ride half-fare, child ren under 2 free any day of the week on WCA. for butluMi w pWm in . . la Wstni WMhlnften and Oraffae Fly WIST COAST AIIUNtt and takt Hit Famllyl CALL LIWIS TRAVEL SERVICI Rota Hotel Phono 3-9077 Watt Cooit Airlinol Roieburg Municipol Airport . Phono 3-3231 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Roed building and rocking. Shovete, twH, drog-linti rid dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON ' 2341 N. Stophont Ph. 3-4040 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Sales and Service Rentals Fast, Dependable Service ' Ken's Office Equip. A3 1 South Sttph.ni Fh. 3-S456 "Individualized Floors of Beautility." , Cerptllng p RuDbcr rile t Aaprtilt Hl Ir f-nrmiM lope Venetian BltnUr FREE ESTIMATES Opto 9:30 to 5:30 FLOOR COVERING 222 Wet Ook Phono 3-4401 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant Phont 3-3322 37S0 North Stephen!