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! On the Gridiron HORIZONTAL 1 back 5 The pigskin 9 On the yard line 12 Algerian! seaport ' 13 Song 5 Club 6 Gets up 7 The upo: players 8 Kind of beer 9 Wires 10 Always 11 Tiding' 16 Beast 14 Mrs. Adam 20 Fruits 22 Ventures 15 Iterating n Bulgarian coin24 Part 0( a lsoerman ciiv harness team feels 19 Farm 25 Footless 40 One or the machines 26 Runners other 21 Off 28 Small children43 Infants 23 Scrap of cloth 30 Brain passilge 45 Soft drinks 24 Possesses 31 Obtains 27 Spar 29 Neat 32 Seem 34 Think 36 Mental state 37 Fate 38 Revise 39 Observes 41 Klders (ab.) 42 Bird's beak 44 Doctrines 46 Take away 49 Great artery 53 Before 54 Spectators 56 Ventilate 57 British statesman 58 Upon 59 French article 60 Dry 61 Places VERTICAL 1 Drill 2 War god 3 Surpasses 4 Leg joints TH' FACTS PrSTY (siLLV ? MKMUQtXMj, IF I MAD W6 1 IMG IT BECAUSE AT 1 "'gJpK, I CM0 p0 Kc, vgEU. Ouicki V... WOT NIGHT lrSm. I 1 WO WHM.PMT TANEr wstaNw ', ;..w'w ' --3 pRngLEWSi : chris "welkin " ' : 1 rBACuezvl voof thepe wa 2 let Me hanple V IaIeanvwilEvvelwa I 1 y a , L MPr f THE CKEtV J' A 'rl.lP-UP. " HjT- THI BANNITEK!... 3 MtLLIOH OPWILE FEOM MAR&. 1 LSj.-l rno-l A L ?' 7 : WOlt-t? ESCAPE A ITELt-VOU... J 6ET INTOWE WAEM f Tl jl r?V-j-0,TV2S! ' i FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS , - - - Mt I " V . -sj I V ' "N I I ' 1 You can stop worrying about last month's bills, Mr. Wump. ; . fvexreveMHGTue bovs Hebe comes twe Check: Sometmins TPAr On, v mirtliwrufr ... .., . went told ThEi folks soujnoN for. oun iwsioe Witt REvoujTON ze loM u1t5du w S't . Here ore this month's. : ABOurrHeBUMoovEe- NO-OVERCOAT tms,. the eOTreaSwiSe-7 veRuSMJulM.:: : Jl COATS;.- PRO&UM ,B'J?.te. v INDUSTRY J HAVE TOP SECRET ,' 6000 EV6NIN&, MAVENt T-l 7 EAVES- y-, v' I n. " il 1 rJW heard, iHJ rSTh t3!v tPSI'l ; T r V JT T .1 Cur , i Ulffll U..r.r-Vffii ill V- MISCELLANEOUS I Li'L ABNER Full,r Bfush Ca Ph- 3-3659 Imeet ) f ??-ves.7 V;'-; 1 Ko' has some mishtv ) I UrfyJ who do .- " -7' "i lv I PLUMBING THE d( IT'S THE IMPAWTINTFP1IEMDS, Jf" YOU rHlHKTjCJJkJPmf . ;;: -. . . GOVERNOR.) euVNOWf ). ' I MAH ?-? WM5S S 1 i g ll'UjTljr' -Jinlflfil t Morris riumblna ond Heatlnfl. 95-97 I .1 10M hrl jVVlllilllfil rla7rl, PIUmbi;9&W.a.ln0Co.. 805 ' fjT "Vl V ' j South Stephens. Phon. 3-8173. : -.r.-ir" l.of AZI" "washing machini $mvici : I Bergh's service all makes ot washing ll ev nnn " ' machines, dryers, Ironers. refrlqer- ; ALLEY OOP 0,or, Pk 3 8348 1200 50 I ' l,,,..,uJurUc:cD-DLr I ,K,r i ikii rr- I I COULDN'T VOU DO NO... BUT I'LL STS F''-" " k! ' I Stephens. I TO HHJ YOU I WORD THAT CONTROLS REfD n?OM THMTJ IT BY PUTTING I TELL VOU JSKW CAM PX IT -fc I 1 5&8r7m -o-vn0 iJ!MK A.t1lr(ft fcW 111... ,TW K 781 .-- BLONDIE T 1 Dulretne Electrlt i i 1 . . i i . . i i n m ii ,i ii 1 1 1 1 i i . . . n U (VOUCOULO ASTHg QUIET, MATS ALL Jf . ,rrr M I ! i S NICKEL AT IT, BUT f L . rTjrTY STAY-MR INTELLECTUAL ,-.THE rCi, . SflSTS L 'B kfT IT'S LOTS OF rX I -rTN7oY?..STJ53 SK?. V' from the !E5s, 1 fun r . Irar- Wills ' Mm Answer to Previous Puzzto m 33 Consumer . 47 Pennsylvania 35 How the losing city 48 Grant 50 Network 51 Gait of a horse 52 Vipers 55 Individual 46 Distribute sttflTTY e ikUeInIa cTfrl l'algj I jr3r P g E L eJMJ rfIX i n m 5o n g r AT? YlllBiTs m55d? TTIE iRlE TIE 156? . ' h i-gMON?r ' , Iclfelsl I lA" U K Q O E. glglPILlAlYri RVE B T g j D 3 SN I SAL I II II H IS lb II & I 19 10 II il 1 H 15 lb fl is 7"f5 io a 3 7-" hmi p1- 5i H 5H 5S 5C V " 55 W. 3 H" MODEST MAIDENS Tndaark tadMI V. S. hint OOa vW i it MoMvf The oldej? HAVE TO MAKING tajKELF BEAUTIFUL f 5 . lLOO to-l I get tFie more Time vfou School Bill Issue The Camas Valley Parent-Teachers Association will hold Its first meeting of the year Thursday, Oct. 2, at 7:30, in the school cafeteria. Kenneth Barneburg, Douglas County school superintendent, will speak to the group on four bills affecting schools, which voters will be deciding in November, According to PTA President 4n netta Lawson, this particular meet ing was scheduled Thursday to ac commodate Barneburg. The reg ular PTA meeting night in Camas FUNNY BUSINESS I "Now will you believe thf shirt I bought was the wrong Washing Machine Service Rustv't Appliance Repo'r. 510 N. Jackson. Phone 3-3091 . Hansen'sRadioServlce, Sutherlin. Rodio Doctors. Phone 3-7454. Free Pickup ond Delivery. 408 W Lane. Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Coil. Radio & Appliance Repair. RIDENOUR ELECTRIC. 1600 North Steoheni. Phone 3-7303. Phone 3-5222. HEATING Heotlno Service. R. Ritimon Oil Burner Sales & Service. Dealer tor Junaen Blue-Fire heater. 1703 Brown. Phone 3-8267. Ashley Thermostatic wood heaters. 134? Military. Phone 3-400?. ELECTROLUX CLEANERS Cleaner and Air purifier tales. Service and free demonstrations. 102 W. Commercial Ave. Ph. 3-3591, J. E. Newberry, Salesman. Topic Of CV PTA Valley is the first Monday in each month. Coffee and cake will be served following the meeting. All parents, teachers and friends of the school who are interested in learning more about school legislation are urged to attend this meeting. The Aztecs are believed to have first settled on what is now the site of Mexico City about 1325. COMPLAINT DEPT. covin Philip M. Durnam, Sales 1 Installa tion of Floor Coverings. 566 VV. OakSt, Phone 3-6123. Bob 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 root repairing. Insula tion siding. Ph. 3-8255. Acme Roofing Co. FIRI EXTINGUISHER SERVICE Fire Equipment Co., 220 N. Main. Glenn H. Taylor. Ph. 3-7134. AuHioriiee' FILTER QUEEN SALES oo SERVICE Fm demorutrollon in your borne nj time. Call after 9 p m., Wetkdayt, Any Time Sat. and Sun. rU.TEB QUEEN DISTBinUTOfl 10IS Ruttar Lane Phono S-A740 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash, and Frames Mill east Mother Phone 1-J414 Welding Equipment ond Supplies Oxygen and Acatylen Rtnteli Repelre Lincoln Wtldert Medicel Oxygen for Heme Use Davis Industrial Products 1(1 N. Sfephtnt Phone 3-6SS9 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mil t. on N. Umpqua Hwy. Phone J-S5 Wed., Oct 1, 1952 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 Adult Education Classes Not Yet Filled There are still some oDenines. in . KoseDurg public Schools' adu t ed- ucatioa classes, Jack Brookins, di rector, announced today. Classes are held in the Senior High school facilities. Registra tions will be taken between 6:30 and 9:30 any evening this week, in the Fullerton building on the campus. There are still openings in tvDins ! Classes. Which mfpt nn Mnnriv ! and Wednesday evenings, and in shorthand and bookkeeping, which meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. If enough people wish to have advanced bookkeeping or typing classes they may be set up, urooKins saic. The ceramics class, which meets Wednesday evenings, is full but if enough people want it another class may be set up. To date there have been no registrations in the Tuesday sketching class Registrations will also be ac cepted for the following shop classes; art metal and wood turn ing on Monday, fly tying on Tues day, and woodworking and cabi netmakiivg on Wednesday. Two dressmaking classes arc al so being offered, one each for be ginners and advanced groups; the first meets on Tuesday and the ad vanced class on Thursday. The interior decoration class must have a few more people enrolled before it can be operated. The public speaking class, which meets on Tuesday, and the Thurs day clasn in modern poetic tech niques and marketing will also need more persons before they can be held. Most classes must have at least 12 persons enrolled. A beginners class in interna tional folk dancing, offered in co operation with the Roscburg In ternational Folk Dancers, will meet on Wednesday nights. This class must have a minimum en rollment of 24 but will take up to 36 people. A 10-weck class In " Food Scrv- Lower Umpqua CD Reorganized The Lower Umpqua area Civil Defense has been reorganized, announces Kilgar Stevens, local director. Five deputy directors are: John C. Diehl, deputy administration; William Andrews and Mel Jen sen, security; Roy Henderson, service; Or. Donald Courtney ana Dr, R. McLean, medical directors and Meven Henault, aid and wel fare. Sub-chairman are Leonard Tol man, Hay Brandon, Lloyd True man, Ivan Gay, Uard Satley, Lou is Wossel, Kenneth Townsend, Ai Wolf, Bob Unger, Clyde Nun nally and Neva Siller. The Civil Defense organization was recently re-established follow ing the resignation of the previous director, Bjron Scrfling. In the Midde Ages, May Day wai observed a great public holi day in England. ROSEBURG PAVING CO. Asphalt Paving Custom Blading Office: 634 S. Main Telephone 3-6183 Free Eitimetei "Bill" Losslter ED F U C H S CEMENT CONTRACTOR Cement finishing and concret work ot all typoc. Fr Estimates. Jobs, targ and small. 5 yearn locally In bustnen. Phon RfliitJence 3-6212 1941 Ooetx Street MASONRY BLOCK CONSTRUCTION Commercial . Residential . Fireplaces New Foundations Remodeling Old Foundations "No Job Too Large or Too Small Estimotes at no Obligation We Go Anywhere! GUST J. HAFT, Contractor 1506 Military, P O Box 104. Phone 3-5471 MIMEOGRAPH WORK Public Stenography Notary Public K. F. DENTON 4t I Pacific Building EQUIPMENT By Hour or Contract1 0-7 DOZER ond SCRAPER Shovel, Drag Line ond Dump Truck ED A. MILLER 2027 Hollit Phone 3-7953 In City Ice Selling" is also being offered for waitresses and food handlers in co-operation with the Roseburg Cullinary Alliance and the Res taurant Owners Association. This class meets on Tuesday evenings. The dressmaking, shop, and po etry classes start at 7 p.m., the rest at 7:30. All classes run until 9:30 p.m. Classes run for a pe riod of 12 weeks. Tuition fees vary from $3 to $12 dependiug upo.". the type of elnss. Interested persons may call Brookins at the Senior High School, 3-1438, for further in formation. IP1C1IP -a diamond Jubilee I Iwith AUTOMATIC! SPIH-RIUSE flig, bi t savings on farnons Easy Spindricr that docs your week's wash in just I hourf gets clothes whiter, brighter than ever before. Packed with deluxe features, com-fS plcte with famous Easy Automatic Spin-rinse! Quan tities limited! Comport il D!uxt Footurtt with Eaoy's $219.95 Spindrier MOW $ OfiLV ROSEBURG 120 W. Oak Dial 3-5574 SUTHERLIN W. Central Ph. 2903 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building and rocking. Shovels, cats, drog-lincs end dump trucks for hire, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 Royal Typewriters Victor Adding -Machines Salci and Service Rentals Fast, Dependable Servica Ken's Office Equip. 631 South Stephens Ph. 3-5456 "Individualized Floors ot Beautility " Initio .inaletm t Carpctlfitf Rubber rile t Aiph.tlt I'll rornuc iupe Venetian Bllndr FREE ESTIMATES Open v:Ju to S 3U FLOOR COVERING 222 Wes Oak Photie 3-4401 CHIMNEY BLOCKS Lite-Rock Building Blocks Concrete Building Blocks ChrysiaSiie Ti!e P!ant Phone 3-3322 3750 North Stephen! Hf! . It- I rnTTpji ollowanct nmvauw
