The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 19, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI HORIZONTAL. VERTICAL 1 Cinema actor j Persian fairy Gregory - 2 Level portray 3 Folding bedt aivoro ruiM m 4 Retainer Alms 5 Moment 8 Clue I 7 Eternity 8 He U a star ot 4 He Is a screen 12 Bacchanals' cry 13 River (Sp.) 14 Solicitude 15 Plexus 16 Hostelry IT Fruit peel 18 Scrutinize 20 Bashful (dial.) ZIBctore 22 Hasten 23 Diadem 26 Trifoliolate 30 Decay 31 Simple 32 River in England Ji Greek letter 34 Edible rootstock 35 Ailing 36 Oriental 38 Companions 40 Scottish sheepfold 41 Rodent 42 Primp 45 Horses' gaits 19 Opera by Verdi 50 Entangle 51 Notion 52 Let it stand 53 Collection ot sayings 54 Harvest 55 Sailors 56 Babylonian deity 57 Concludes stage and 9 Kite's end 10 Italian river 1 1 Interpret 19 Age 20 Rent - 22 Demigod . 23 Large plant 24 Jot 25 Indonesians ot Mindanao 27 28 29 31 34 37 38 26 Gull-like bird 39 I F""!- 7"" 15 lb 17 I 9 19 IW III ii i5 : fj " i : a $ $ "zo" zi " ZT "FP i 27 126 iw W'- """" T2 IIIllP""! ' 5 W SO , EJ . 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N-, ELBERT, IT'S ( NEWTON WA5 SOME KIND OF V OUT... 3 WHAT HAPPENS' AkYTI DAGWOOO. kVTHING tJA(Zi( J) W M C "" FOUND "J ( WE'LL HAVE ) JT&V MISPLACED ) ly V V (ITALVA r TO START'S V t$i A NEEDLE, SO i W "-J9 "- M'-filA CALLING YOU) ' ZElsi " Answer to Prvlou Punle. 6l t!M.TZ!S.M.e l-SJ SAN S A j P T T A T ANTOTs"MJSS TTJ R Si Hum so Mie lOTS A S S Entrance 41 Assessment to a mine amount Far oft 42 Time gone by (comb, form) 43 Cosmic order Lampreys 44 German river Female horse 45Walking stick Year between 46 Paradise 12 and 20 47 Peruse 48 Tree fluids 50 Shakespearear Handles Male Dress queen By Hershberger with the fancy shirts they days!" ' FRIENDS Well, piwk.T Om, nothimg NATURALLW.7-IT IS NO LONGER YOUR BABY.'.'- TH' FOUNDLINGS' AH N-NEVAH WOULD OF DONE IT. EF IW BOTTOM HADN'T DROPPED HOME IS NOW OUTA LI'L ABNER's ITS LEGAL BUSINESS MWI new.' J'X-y T Tuet., Aug. 19, 1952 Hi Newt-Review, Roitburg, Ort. 9 ' MODEST MAIDENf rvy-r- ...... 1 try "frs a uper wm6 Size cigarette I imvsmted 7 FROM NINE TO NINE I'll Meet You Downstairs, Girls. Wife And I Promised I'd Cut Ccpr. 1KZ by SKUnUk HE CAINT READ IT'S A I su3efS7co ay I iV MMAt&iW 1:3 1 DCE-LIVERy I it-he's uncon- ) ro' hand-carved SKJHUiTIB.7) it is no I TO' LIT. SWAF-FUM J LI L ABNER WILL BE WORKIN LONGER I APUJFO AGIN.'.' yOKOM.r.r- HUNGER V An kl. KLAl V - . d ' p By Jo Fischer Mr. Wump Is Talking To His Him Off In Three Minutes. By Merrill Blosser Wt tww, Inc. T. W. Be;. 0. 5. Pal. Off. By Al Capp TREMC.N JUS DBDIB -iWVl8avl NOW WE KIN rr, S VOUR 41 SUPPORT OUR BABV."" ( BABY.' 1 i By V. T. Ho By Chic Young imlin Americans May Grow Old, But Middle Aged-Never! By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK I Nobody likes to get caught in the middle and that applies to middle age, too. Americans as a people are par ticularly reluctant to face the (act of middle age. "1 ain't as young as I used to be," the average man says grudg ingly, and lets it go at that. He is reconciled to the thought that in time he will be old. But middle age! neveer! In his mind he stays a youth until his second childhood. About the only people in Ameri ca who claim they are middle aged are the elderly. This seems a shame to me. For if one is really middle-aged, admits it publicly, and acts his age, he can get a great deal more out of life than by imitating col lege boys. Middle age Is like baldness. It Is better to relax and enjoy it than try to comb it over and hide it from your friends. The big advantage of being middle-aged is that you can still savor most of the tempered pleasures of youtli and demand many of the privileges of the elderly. You can keep a foot in both camps. And it can be a pleasant straddle. When you' are mwaie-agea you are still young enough to do any thing you really want, but you have a perfect excuse to get out of any hectic foolishness that no longer appeals to you. You can still dance or play poker as late as you choose, but when you go fishing the next morning you can point at, your graying temples and let the young people row the boat. Middle age is an advantage fi nancially and socially. Tell your boss, "well, chief, I'm middle-aRed at last," and he will have, to give you a raise in pay, figuring a man of your maturity ought to be mak ing more money. You can be the life of any party, too, for women will still think you are attractive and your wife won't mind, because she knows you no longer are tempted. (Editor's note: Boyle must be dreaming.) Yes, middle age is best. It is the period with no drawbacks. It is like a banked fire that gives a steady warmth, blowing neither too hot nor too cold. If more people realized this, they would gladly confess to middle age. But many are middle-aged and don't know it. How can you tell?-It isn't exactly a matter of years. A dog is middle-aged -at six, but a college president of 45 is considered young. The real test is inner, not chron ological. Here are a few signposts of middle age: You turn first to the obituaries ATTENTION, CAR OWNERS ! Install your own mufflers tail pipes generator and starters and reline your own brakes at our shop. A full lino of ignition parts, batteries, brake repairs and brake fluid carried at BRENT'S EXCHANGE I960 N. Stephens Phone 3-5500 usmraess MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-365? PLUMBING ,'Xorrli numbing and Heating. 95-97 Parrort St. Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens. Pnunt 3 5377. Harrlj Plumbing i Heating Co., 805 South Stephens. Phone 3-8173. Mardort Plumbinp Phone 3-8732, Winchester. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461. Terp'i Plumbing. Phona 3-7266. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE . Bergh's service all makei of washing machines, dryers, Ironers, refriger ators Ph 3-8348 1200 So. Stephens. Washing Machine Service Rusty't Appliance Repair. 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3-309). RADIO SERVICING Hansen'! Radio Service, Sutherlln. Radio Doctors Phant 3-7456 Free Pickup and Delivery 408 W Lane. Hargls Electric Co., 1 12 E. Casi. Radio & Appliance Repair. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTRIC 1600 North Stephens. Phone 3-7303 Dufresna Electric. Phoie 3-5222. HEATING Heoting Service. R. Rit7mon Oil Burner Soles & Service Dealer for .lungers Blue-Fire hrater. 1703 Brown Phone 3-8267. Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 1349 Military. Phone 3-4009. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Cleaner and Air purifier - Sales, Service and free demonstrations. 102 W Commerciol Ave Ph. 3-3591, J. E. Newberry, Solesmcn. Picker Line' Turns Back CIO Cannery Workers ASTORIA I About 200 CIO cannery workers refused to crosi a fishermen's picket line here Fri day at the Columbia River Pack ers Association cannery. Police stood by as the cannery workers milled around outside the plant, booing a few workers who reported for work at the Elmore plant. The workers observed a pic ket line set up by the Columbia River Fishermen's Protective Un ion independent, which is striking for higher fish prices. The fishermen's union had a ne gotiation meeting scheduled for Friday with cannery representa tives. The packers association offered striking fishermen 22' i cents a pound for all salmon caught until the end of the season. That offer ii under the 2SV cents sought by the union. In the morning newspaper, instead of the sports page, and you feel vaguely cheated if somebody in teresting hasn't died the night be fore. You pay more attention, to the weather, and are sure the sum mers are hotter than they used to be. You reach for an umbrella if the sky is the least bit cloudy. You don't listen to your wife any better, but vou obey her more. When you come to a flight of stairs, you think of the stairs and not what is waiting at their top You don't sit down. Your knees unbuckle and vou sag. Your best friend is no longer dog, but your bottle of sodium bicarbonate Dills. You think tceo-agers are much noisier and more worthless than when you were one When you go to church, you catch yourself listening to what the minister is saying. These are just a few signs of middle age. But the surest one of all is for a man to sit down ana write himself a piece like this. About 4 to 8 per cent of ocean water is salt. WHY BE SICK? You've not tried everything until you sea , DR. SCOFIELD X-Roy Chiropractor 3 minutes from town on Ride Ronge Rood. Dial 3-5133 FLOOR COVIKINO Philip M. Durnam, Sales & Installa tion of Floor Coverings. 566 vV. Oak St. Phone 3-6123. Bob Allen, Floor Covering Installation Contractor. All types. Ph. 3 8234. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Honglng. H. f. "Woody" Wood. Phone 3-4240. ROOFING Roofing and roof repairing. Insula tion siding. Ph. 3-8255 A:m Roofing Co. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co.. 220 N Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134, Authorlt ed FILTER QUEEN SALES mot SERVICE Free ritmonitrallon in vour nom any time. Call Afts S p.m., Weedayi, Any Tim Sat. and Sun. rnjm quern disthibutok 2015 Ruttcr Lana Phona 1-.YT40 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windowi, Soih, and Frames Mill and Moih.r Phone 1-J434 Welding Equipment and Supplies Oxygen and Acetylene Rentals Repairs Lincoln Welders Medical Oxygen far Home Uu DAVIS Industrial Products 1819 N. Stephens Phone 1-6SS9 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy, Phone J 5J94 Mother Driving Home Crashes Into Brother PHILADELPHIA UH Mrs. Margaret Beale, 32, was driving home with her three children on Route 29 recently when her car skidded on the wet .pavement, struck a bridge abutment and skidded into the path of a car coming from the opposite direc tion. After the crash the other driver climbed out.. He was Samuel H. Sylvester, 34 her, brother. Demo Head Shies At State Tax Job SALEM 11 Democratic State Chairman Howard Morgan, who nas oeen mentioned lor possible appointment to the state tax com mission, said Saturday he would not accept the job. , State Treasurer Walter J. Pear-' son, also a Democrat, said he would oppose Morgan's appoint ment to the post being vacated by Robert MacLean. He added that he was not even aware that Mor gan was under consideration. "I did not know my name had been proposed and I am definitely not interested in this vacancy," Morgan said. "Furthermore, I be lieve the Board of Control will have trouble finding an honorable and qualified man to serve on the Tax Commission until there has been at least one more resignation and a thoroughgoing investigation of commission affairs." Morgan said the "other resigna tion" reference was to Commission Chairman Ray Smith. MacLean's resignation is to be come effective Sept. 20. SEE US FOR YOUR PHOTOFINISHING NEEDS..., v IN AT 5 PM - - Clark 105 S. Jackson R0SEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Blading Office: . 634 S. Main Telephone 3-6183 Free Eitimotes "Bill" Lassiter ED F U C H S CEMENT CONTRACTOR Cement finishing and concrete work ot all typeo. Free Estimates. Jobs, large and small. 5 years locally In business. Phone Residence 3-6211 1941 Goeri Street MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION Commerciol Residential Fireplaces Ntw Foundations Remodeling Old Foundations "No Job Too Lorge or Too Small" Estimates ot 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 Furniihed Inlaid Floors, Any Design , PHONE 3-4852 MIMEOGRAPH WORK Public Stenography Notary Public R. F. DENTON 41 1 Pacific Building YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 4:1 S P.M. DIAL J 2631 Oiirectoiry Hallinan Voices Rosy Promises SAM PBlMnsrn in v.. ....i W. Hallinan, independent progres sive pany canainaie just out tf federal prison, Monday promised a presidential campaign to make the voters "grateful that we offer them an alternative to the two old parties." Some 300 glinnnrtert aroataA tkn wealthy San Francisco attorney at thfl flirnnrt nn hit rntiim Cntau from McNeil Island, Wash., federal prison. Hallinan, 55, had served nearly five months of a ttix.mnnth mm. tempt of court sentence. iv was pronounced alter hit stormy defense of longshore leader Harry Bridges at a perjury-con-spiracy trial involving Communist party membership. "The Republican and the Dem ocratic parties stand for a pro gram of war," Hallinan declared. "They are opposed to the interests of the people, of labor, of the Negro." U 4-ffTi in tSfTt.f iTTit-1 5 Travel ' the shortest rente to all the EAST See your local Bus Agent Our experts have the know-how and the mod ern equipment needed to give you the best possible prints or enlargements of each snapshot., Prompt service on all orders. - 0UT AT 9 AM STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Phone 3-8526 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SAL I Road building and rocking. Shovats, cars, drag-linea end dump trucks for hirt, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens ' Ph. 3-4040 Royal Typewriters . Victor Adding Machines Sales and Servlct Rentals Fast, Dependable Servlca Ken's Office Equip. 631 South Stephens Ph. 3-5454 "Individualized Floors ot Beautility." Intat Lln.l.Bol Carpeting Rubber Tile Atph.lt CI te Fonnloo lope Vrn.tl.n Bllnor FREE ESTIMATES Opan 1.30 to 0:30 FLOOR COVERING 222 Wat Oak Phono 3-4401 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tils Plant Phone 3-3322 3750 North Stephen