10 Tho Nov.-Revlew, Roteburg, Ore. Sot. Nov. 21, 1953
Engineers Are Killed A Two Trains Collide
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ODEST MAIDENS
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Two trainmen were killed in the
head-on collision or. a uenver x
Rio Grande Western man srniu
. frAichf iv miles north of
here early Friday.
Witnesses saia ine im-i-or
train, pulling a 7,000-ton load, ap
parently was unable to stop ana
ran through a switch.
'rWrff MIWP-THE MEW PEE VbU ThE
OVERHEAD EXPENSE THAT I CANT STAND t
The engineers of both trains were
killed. They were Fred Keeley, on
the mail train locomotive, and
Glenn Arnspiger, aboard the
freight. Both were from Grand
Junction. x
Firemen of both trains were In
jured, but there were no injuries
to passengers on the westbound
mail train.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
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I'd like a refund on these, Mr. Sooper. All I wanted from
them was the box tops for my kid brother.
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By Hershberqeri Salem Visitors See New Baby
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mr. and Mri. Walling of Salem,
parents of Mr. J. D. Walling, spent
the weekend in Sutherlin visiting
their son and family, andralso to
see their new granddaughter at
Mercy Hospital, whoi was born
Nov. 11.
On Buying Trip
Mrs. Vern Holgate spent sev
eral days in Portland last . week
on a buying trip. i
Mr. and Mrs. Paul WeBb of Eu
gene spent the weekend in Suther
lin with the Rev. Roy Bullock,
pastor of the Sutherlin Crhistian
Church. Webb is a student at the
Northwestern Christian College in
Eugene.
Mrs. Ada Abeene and Mrs. Bet
ty Abeene drove to Eugene last
Friday. Enroute they stopped' at
Cottage Grove and picked up
"It really just needed the fan belt tightened but he's
nosy: '
Chinese Challenge
Answer to Previous Pinzle
ACROSS
1 China is in
63 Italian city
64 Rim
65 Conclusion
5 capital is 66 Soothsayer
Nanking DOWN
8 Chinese people j Genus ot
grow and eat maDle.
12 Hearts
13 Permit
14 Grfius of
willows
15 Notes in
Guido's scale
16 Confederate
general ..
17 Apertur
18 Renovate
20 Turns
2 Lone
3 Persia
4 Declare
5 Sick
6 Golf mound
7 Pilfer
8 The Yangtze,
Hwang ho, and
Sr-Kiang
are its
principal
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MOON BEAM -riSS4 IBU I THIS IBO POONDSO' ' I I HEAVICS-AN'AH DON'T J I I Ll'L VARMINT. AN' J LUCKY LIL 1
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22 Most ot China,? S08" road
controlled
24 Gibbon '??,my.u
25 Horses' gaits 21 Huge tub
29 Former
Russian rulers
13 Exist
84 Greek letter
36 ChiU
37 Soak flax
is
common to
the Chinese
39 New Guinea
port
40 Artist's frame
43 Keeps
46 Born
48 Salt
49 Vegetable
52 Piebald
56 Operatic solo
57 Deed
60 Midday
61 The
dynasty
controlled
China for
generations
62 Genus of
grasses
23 Sketched
25 Solicitude
26 It has an
of 3,760,339
square miles
with its
territories
27 Seines
28 Asterisk
30 Husband of
Gudrun
31 Horse color
32 Saintes (ab.)
41 Anger
42 Lion
44 Hit lightly
45 Arrays
47 Storehouse
49 Arrived
50 Its Gobi
desert if !
51 Peal
53 Proboscis
54 Carry (coll.y
55 Heavy blow
58 Against
35 Greek war god 59 Small child
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BIRTHS
Mercy Hospital
FRETWELL . To Mr. ' and
Mrs. High Fredwell. Rt, 2 Box
151, Roseburg, Nov. 17, a daugh
ter, Christi Ann; weight five
pounds two ounces.
WAGNER To Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Wagner, . 210 Cornell St.,
Roseburg, Nov. 17, twin sons, Don
ald Boyd; weight five pounds four
teen ounces, and Ronald Wade,
weight six pounds four ounces.
Miss Stella Adams, who accom
panied them 10 tugeue. jnra. -city
Abeene visited her mother,
u " A Uiumtn wWi i in
Eugene hospital recovering from
a major operauon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Larson of
Yachats visited Larson's brother
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Larson, for i few days this week.
Navaho tribal royalties from ur
anium in 1951 totaled $321,504.60.
. Now it a good
time to
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