The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 23, 1952, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextV Louisiana Hayride HORIZONTAL 7 Hops' kiln 8 Western state B Light (slanf) 10 Lampreys 12 Leases 13 Surrenders 18 Correlative of either 20 Leveled 1,6 Capital of H Louu.ani 111 Speaker 13 Princely restdenct ' 14 Bristly ' IS Give ai an inalienable i possemon 21 Cuddle 1 Dutresi signal 22 Certify 17 Bow sllfhtly 23 Handles t Her MaiMtv't 24 "Good Quean ship (ab.) of , 20 Implore ' .'J 24 Indian warriors 1 27 Geological I layers "idl Roof edges 132 Lukewarm 1 33 Confine ' 134 Facilitated j35 Genus of i herbs 07 Flowers England 25 Proportion 26 Feminine appellation 28 Church part 29 Binder 30 Augments '38 Louisiana had no 40 Lion ' 43 Meadow 44 African fly (var.) 47 Type of ft.. 60 Louisiana lias many 53 Lariats 54 Cubic meters 65 Withers 56 Small sip VERTICAL 1 Overseer (coll.) 3 Go by aircraft 3 Makes lac 4 Sioux Indian 5 Numbers ab.) 6 Raced FUNNY BUSINESS By Hershberger , -rr , ; r 1 hm . , J mA awl I f 3rfA l I rC' V,.-.-.--. -a.. 1 m. 1 tS J 1 wOaT u I 2 ::. z)UW ' m - ' ' " 5Pa I Don't Care Much For Murder Mysteries, Coma. Someone "You hoarder!" . Always Gets Killed. rDrrwicc Akin mk CPlFMnS By Merrill Blosser I I - . . .. 1 i,,iiTruii I l l l Ttir tTm ai maufvc Tutor i sen lunw i L ihe MOMty i i J NWtVWWt S,KiTIJP 1 fiof w - , I BUT THE S HOPPEH GAVE ME I YOURE GQWNA COLLECT, tOU . I I 1 " I lALacu noww Ttt think iHe ooi . eTC rzr I I rrVuc critic. r. ,., I ucito uavp t?-. uitsdu- I II j .... I nMATOU-v. J tT n jr- I TO PAY IT BACK, r . ,A i nvA-i r ....... 9 V.ia 1 . II 1 K MR. S ViTlPi & I I r! LI'L ABNER Br Al CoPP 1 Rai-H j , ALLEY OOP" By V. T. Hamlin I ' rl?4T--m''EZ!t CM. WHAT HAVE I DONE THERE'S ONLY I I YOU MfcAN THERE y T lOOP? THAT I DONT KNOW, BUT THIt) I I lLtT-J kUoVW tD I DO IT? ONETHING Ift SOMETHING 1 SET JUSHEDfl IS 5TKICTLY FOR HIM... I i ' I iTTl- 'Ark .T'LL I DO? DO NOW.1 J I, IN HEAVEN'S (ON THE JOB HE fX? A PURE 6CIENCE J'i ; f a Fmt carpet ii iKrti.ta'Wi t,'- -5 5 rYi i turn mimmm a... - r zr BLONDIE B Chic Young Mliil,!,';,! ( A PUNDIT IS I ,v;ijjijC THAT'S EASYJf - A VHPyl .i-l,r i11' -J ( A BACHELOR IS AN 1 !'N! I fAveKWNlSc ' :!,ll ! T(ABACHfLOP) VEKV ' L1 ST T UNMAKWED MAN r- :J-N r MAN t- 'W IS- r( WISE WW HATU Sfrl THATS ipADOYV rJ ASK HIM iA r DID HE J , TJ1 (bETTEI? PuHmJj - bachelor) Aniwer to Prevtoiit Puxzf 38 Small bodies Hard (at of land about kidney! 37 Arabians 46 Essential 39 Eye (Scot) being 40 Brythonic sea 48 Follower god pl.) 49 Naval air station (ab.) 51 Pewter coin .of Thailand 52 Affirmative vote- 41 "Emerald, Isle" 42 Persian tentmakei 44 Rocky crags ' I 5""" H S lb 7 ft 4 10 if" -" IT"T n- 113 1 3 1 m u ZT 21 tii 2t T 27" 2 V l 51 W,. 2 "Illftt" 5T t"n llL ,5 1 1 1,1 I1" I"4 T""'3 T7 w I '' '.. 5T" h 5T " so 5i sT" n 5 55 ' 3 I ' I I I I I I I I B Sal., Aug. 23, 1952 The News-Review, Roieburg, Or. 9 MODEST MAIDEXS V Tnliiri luun4 V I ftlMt OA A Join olir. CLUfr . - - ME h MI6HT BE IKffl?E4lD IF Vou WAP A Bo OF THE MONTH CLUB FROM NINE TO NINE : n i : T. : : 1 Ttir r . y By Jo Fischer Classes At Reedsport High rhnnl Will Start Sent 9 -we-rw By DAWN PESEAU With reeistration si-hi.rinlprl hr completion during the previous week, classes at Reedsport Union High School, district No. 13, will begin Tuesday,' September 2. instruction, and both girls' and Registration of freshmen is slat- mixed voice choral work will be ed for Tuesday, August 26, 9 a.m. ' featured in the program. Georgina to 4 p.m.; sophomores and jun- Dragich will teach chorale clas iors, Wednesday, August 27; and ses. seniors ThursdayAugust 28. Par-1 New Class Rooms ents of students are welcomed to r,1(v Ruppee, football coach, vuusuit wuii aummiMraiiun anu faculty members in the selection of subjects and orientation of the student's course, according to members of the school board and school principal. Jack C, Klug. Reedsport High School opens the 1952-53 school year with few changes in the faculty, but some changes significant in their indi cation or an expanded curricu- lum. The beginning of a foreign language department is a siijnif- icant addition, with Spanish being taught by Marilyn Beckham, who will also continue to serve as li brarian. Clara Borrevik will head the commercial department, which has increased shorthand courses. The science department, expand ed by the addition of physics course, is headed by Herman Baufh. Duane Kiskum, assistant board" consists of Stillman Wes principal, will head the math de- J sea. chairman. Byron Serfling, M. panmeni, ana rauune uicKson will neau iiic ciii;iimi ucpai lincill. Mrs. liickson will also teach, be sides English 3 and 4, journalism, 2nd act as faculty advisor to school publications. Drivers' Training Home economics will be taught by Mary Pyritz. who will also teach boys' cooking and English 1. Robert Harrison, assistant ath letics coach, will teach general science and olS'r subjects. El eanor Mathews will teach art and arts and crafts, and math. The industrial arts department, under the direction of Omar Mc Caleb, is housed in a separate, ex tensive building. Emphasis will be on the encouragement of individ ual skills and manual competence, rather than on vocational objec tives, Leslie Aldrich will teach Amer ican government and auto me chanics, and Norman Olson, bas ketball coach, will teach the new ly instituted course of drivers' training. He will also teach book keeping and commercial law. Jean McNett will teach English 1 and A public school music program, In which musical education in Reedsport High School, Reedsport grade school, district 105 C, and Gardiner W. F. Jewett Grade School, district No. 9 will be co- YES! We're Still Here, i Just Rebuilding! Same fine workmanship ot usual at: ' Johnwell Auto Upholstery 735 S. Stephens Please Use Entrance in Alley MISCELLANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. . Ph. 3-3659 PLUMBING ,'Aorrls rlumbing ond Heating. 95-97 Parrott St. Dial 3-7003 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens. Phunt Horrli Plumbing i Heating Co.. 805 South Stephens. HhoneJ-olJ. Mordorl Plumbing. Phon 3-8732. Winchester. Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461. Terp't Plumbing. Phone 3-7266. WASHING MACHINE SERVICE Bergh'j service oil makes ot wash'ng machines dryers, Ironers, retrlqer ators Ph 3-8348 1200 So. Stephens. Washing Machine Service Rusty't Appliance Rr-pa'r, 3 I u IN. JacKson. Phone 3 3091 RADIO SERVICING Hansen's Radio Service, Sutherlin. Radio Doctors Phone 3-7456 Free Pickup and Delivery 408 W Lane. Harqis Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Appliance itepatr. ELECTRICIANS RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North Stephens. Phone 3-7303. Dulresne Electric. Phone 3-5222. HEATING Heating Service. R. Ritrmon Oil , Burner Sales & Service. Dealer tor J Jungers Blue Fire heater. 1703 Brown Phone 3 8267. Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 1349 Mililory Phone 3-4009. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Cleoner and Air purifier . Sales, Service ond free demonstrations. 102 W. Commercial Ave Ph. 3-3591. J. E. Newberry, Salesman. I wi'il I I ordinated and expanded to pro- 'ralr. i hKir minimi Hnrii.n ir i all public school pupils, will be directed by Wilbur Peterson and an assistant. Band, Instrumental will teach Physical education and assist in basketball coaching. Prin cipal rlug will teach sociology. A number of physical improve' ments in the school property have developed during the summer months, including the widening of the sidewalk in front of the build ing on 22nd Avenue, redecorating of halls and class rooms, and thrpn noil' f)nve rnnme pnncti-iii-l. i d jn available snare In the cvm- i nasium balcony. School enrollment is expected to reach the 300 stU' dent mark. Reedsport High School, a class A secondary public school, is housed in a modern brick build ing. The new year will be the third one in which the building has been occunied. but school en. rollment increases already nresent a rnncestinn nrnhlpm Thp riictript H. Durbin. Walter Pyriti, and Alurle n. KOse THOUSANDS FLEE WEST BONN, Germany (A Approxi mately 46.000 people have fled from CommunLst ruled East Ger many to crowded West Berlin and West Germany in the past two months. Federal Refugee Minister Hans Lukaschek reported Thursday. N0W...NUTRI-T0NIC permanent so i 'Li.. l :il m. ' i tavisniv nun u s iikg wnippmg cream f - ' 3E"5v-' ''TcRtjraimwvAitB SOFT MATURAlMEsTrlMraS. t ' T0v5v ( .WAVES SAFELY, (ENTIT, IN LITTLE AS IJJtlNUHS WHIimoCESSNGji II y. have plaillc curl. m.buylh.ltEFIll., DltUXI SET wllkltlin plnlk culm J3.1S whhevh Tonmirj am ioio .. CHAPMAN'S 103 North Jackson usiness FLOOR COVERING Philip M. Durnam, Sates & Installa tion ol Floor Coverings. 566 W. Oak St. Phone 3-6123. Poh Allen, Floor Covering Installation Contractor. All types. Ph. 3-8234. DECORATORS Painting ond Paper Hanging H. E. "Woody" Wood Phone 3-4240. ROOFING Roofing and roof repairing Insula tion. siding. Ph. 3-8255 Acme Roofing Co. FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co., 220 N Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134. Authorised FILTER QUEEN SALES end SERVICE rirmoni.lrliun in vaur nam any linir Call Afte S pm Wredav, Ariv Tim Rat nr Sun. tn.rrn nvr.r.s distributor r1.1 Butter Lana Phnna X-SliO Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Frames Mill end Moih.r Phone 3-3434 Welding Equipment and Supplies Oxygen and Acetylene Rentalt Rcpairi Lincoln Welders Medical Oxygtft for Home U Davis Industrial Products 1819 N. Stephens Phone 3-6SS9 CONSTRUCTION TCDD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpquo Hwy. Phone 3 5594 Birth Date Of Pupils Issue At Camas Valley I By JEAN YOOER ! ley School and the remodeling job l Camas Valley's school board de will be completed and approved ; cided Thursday night to schedule ... . l. , , . u j l .. . i. ,u I when the paint job is finished on voters decide on the deadline for I birthdays of children due to begin school. It was decided to hold the elcc tion soon to determine if the birth ' day date should be extended from Nov. 15 to Dec. 31 for children about to start classes. , Ted Hiclman and Bruce Priest presented the .problem to the school board at its meeting in the schoolhouse. Board members pointed out that if the date was changed "it will be permanent." They will base I llr "C"0n n 0,6 Vle f U'e P ple. Date of the election will be an nounced later. New additions to the Camas V a 1 - Greek Try Seventeen On Sabotage Charge ATHENS, Greece I Seven teen persons including 11 Greek Air Force officers went on trial before a Greek courtmartial Fri day charged with spying and sabo tage. All pleaded innocent. The 17 were rounded up last spring after a nun - commissioned officer was caught tampering with a fighter plane. He reportedly turned in the others. KILN DRIED PLANER ENDS 16" SLAB WOOD 24" SLAB WOOD 5 Year Old Decomposed Sawdust for Your Garden or Flowers RED DIAMOND FUEL CO. Roseburg, Oial 3-4491 Directoiry ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Blading Oliice: 634 S. Main Telephone 36183 ' Free Estimates "Bill" Lossiter ED F U C H S CEMENT CONTRACTOR Cement finishing and concrete work of all types. Free Estlmotes. Jobs, large and small. 5 years locally In business. Phone Resldonce 36212 1941 Goetx Street MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION Commercial Residential - Fireplaces 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 AH Materials Furnished Inlaid Floors, Any Design PHONE 3-4852 MIMEOGRAPH WORK Public Stenography Notory Public R. F. DENTON 4 1 1 Pacific Building IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVID BY o:15 P.M. DIAL I 2631 Saturday, the board decided after a discussion with John Todd, gen eral contractor, and the architect, L. W. Mclzgcr. St your 'Dream Jtoom" in DECORATOR COLORS Made only by Fuller rich shades, deep tones,' sunny tints BY THE DOZENS! SEE THEM 7:ffl HERE! llrWNTl 3 ton oicotATiNe mip Drapery Materiol Custom-Mad Drapit Contract Painting Sutherlin, Call 2491 Tilt the bottle. Compare. You see Nutri-Tonic'i lavish richness in stantly... the richness that gives loveliness never beore possible. Al most 13 is patented oil creme base. MiMo.l .1 ptmontilli fctoling Iht Nnfrl. r.ic Irtdmart liot bui lvi. In feMuly Mlwtt prlt to $70 and p. UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED DRUGS Phone 3-4533 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALI Road building ond racking. Shovtlt, cat, drag -It net end dump tracks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephen! Ph. 14040 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding Machines Sales and Service Rentals Fast, Dependable Service. Ken's Office Equip. 631 South Stephent Ph. 3-5454 "Individualized Floor of Beautilltv " InMi Llalrii Cirpetini Rubber Tile Aphlt lite Fonniae fop Venetian Blln FREI ESTIMATES Op a 9:39 to U .30 FLOOR COVERING 122 Wet Ook Phoae 3-4400 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Life-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks Chrystalite Tile Plant Phone 3-3322 3750 North Stephent