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Susan Hayward In BURBANK. Calif. I Actress Susan Hayward and actor Jess Barker go to court today for toe final round in their hotly contested divorce battle. Big issuej in the divorce trial, expected to last from two days to a week, are the division of prop erty and custody of their twin boys, Gregory and Timothy, 9. Slappings, a spanking and a near nude dunking of the red haired Mist Hayward have been related In previous court appear Flower Show ACROSF 1 Popular flower S Sweet S Flower pest 5 Jack ef clubs 6 Runs together 7 Military assistant 8 Flower parts 9 Mother cow's first milk 10 Prod 11 Stifles 18 Flower scents 12 Burden 13 Landed 14 Age 16 Organic substance 17 Hen product 18 Restrain ,19 Deaths .31 Wat borne '33 Drunkard 24 Immature 20 Ancient GreekS3 Crass-cutter colony 22 Valleys 24 Forbids . 25 Distinct part 26 Low-priced variety shop 28 Flies 30 Beginners - 31 Hireling flower 27 Solid flower arrangement 29 Number 32 Beast 34 Thinks 36 Full of chinks 37 Spanish region as Mmmer . 39 Painful 41 Compass point nacea 44 Employ . 48 Disparage 49 Push S3 Stir 54 Staircase posts SS French sea 57 Falsified SB Harvest 59 Direction 60 Within (prefix) 61 Military force SOWN . 1 Thoroughfare 2 One time 1 3 Animal iat 4 Compound ether CAPTAIN EASY FRECKLES AND HIS OkAY. f.LE&M BKFUEMr, .n,iTOi ., .a.n.if y 6,pl you fllL COMf 0UWP THAT 1 1 WHITER OM Y SREW 6C0TT1 I I WE'll FIMP &00D1. I CCUIP'W BMP U IfW NU5M" Ifif WOKKItOS,FHBPffi!PM,K6y! STAFF HA STftUSSLED V0U ME1 6 WW 500W, HI6 STORY, BUT! FOUND A 1 F IIIISI M ' ( WBWEKSOOIW THERE'S HO WAV WVAN! AWDIVE30Tk UCCIPENT AMD IF IT TAKE5 WW TO 6TALU FOR A WEEK Qp " EJ tyr HOME FWIA THE TO GET HIS HERO HORRIBLE SUSPICION THW KIPMPINS WERE BVERV COP I STRIPS. IT'LL LEAVB Ml B'Y. SHOW AMP SAW ZOUTA THIS tUt&S.'! WAS PIP, tOOAMP TOOK. PH0MV? WEU.HE OM THE WEST HERO IN AM EVEM R6r jj T TW EASY WAVOW CTSPT m NOW IF TOU HADTiP . MIRE SOMEONE SAY BUCKS Ll' ABNER ALLEY OOP BLONOIE I tTSh T"""ToCAIN'T RIGHTLY BLAME 1 WE'LL DIG UNTIL WE MAPI.'.'- 1 -SO,HE D-IXKj -HIS. IHAHUJ ll 'T TH'NEIGHBORSFO'NOT ??-ol.P.?-TH'FUST RELLW-TIVE Wf HOIgecK -d I P-Ei-LV-TIVE I ts WAMTIM'T'DIG FO' THE 1 DRAPPED.'.'- HONEST ABE. tVI "Ul W I NUMBER J S?ICW NEXTSOV'ARS. BUT WE Jli SEEMEDT'KNOW y -rtRj'!H 'VS frN TWOff ) I I "SSU'li1 !L - f WHOOEY.' ' I I 1WEU.,.C,MON,BOV...LE'6GOHAVE ) Jjs.: &,?-QrtXOCNi fev THAT CAVERN A V II AT 'IM.' JU5T STANDIN' AROUND J rk,i J m.Jj-i f fTTstace' " v - W UP THERE MUST I - g FlGGERIN' AINT GONNA PUT 1. W. V XS-JS. LOJWTTHIS!! 4 V BE ITS LAIR.. u fNsU DRAGON STEAKS OH f BUT THEPES t TAlKlNfii-' -LLJS-l A DOG, f Arr- 1 i. j CXDNT "S. cTp it'll iti irt pJ m m S&y hAi Spicy Divorce Tilt ances. The shapely actress, who charges mental cruelty, returned from a movie location at St. George, Utah. Sunday. Married on July 23, 1944. the couple sep arated once before, in 1947, but later resumed their mirried life. They separated again last year. Miss Hayward, 33, who testified earlier that her income is $17,000 a month with $240,000 in assets, told the court Feb. 25 that Barker, 39, refused to work. She aaid he Answer to Previous Punle lg rr E rrl SBSii" l9l'rl&AKjfrl . n t 2ft lTli k b w.a HZ w'il. j N ft I T ' ' ' sopI" 5 V cFrTS M A. N N X e b i n s? 5.ZHES. snct? EST tr e r S A T 47 Biblical garden 48 Adam's son (Bib.) 50 Horned ruminant 51 Metric measure 52 Glimpse 55 Japanese plant 35 Smooths feathers 40 Vent 43 Piece of furniture 45 Buddhist 'precept 46 Woman (slang) I tt 13 4 s lb II 18 I V) 110 III 3 " S" n g- . - s mww a irps -"" -jj. , I Hsr IP HTp" w p w !o In 4i ' a 5T sT 5t sT" 5 si S S lis FRIENDS mom. I'll -ThlAT WOULD BO 9 FOR LABOR, ALON6-- TOSS UP THE leump see IM ANOTHER CENf AN HCUK- AND A HALF FOR WI1WMOLDIN&- TAX With Husband once termed her "a good meal ticket." She wants the court to rule her two-million-doliar, movie contract and other asset belong to her and are not community property. Her attorney, Martin Gang, has intro duced a document be said both signed before their marriage and which stipulates that Darker shall not share in her earnings. Nationally-Known Prison Authority To Aid Plans SALEM W Sanford Bates of Trenton, J. N a nationally knuwn prison authority, will aid in the planning of Oregon's Intermediate prison institution. Gov. Paul Pat terson reported Monday, MODEST MAIDENS TtltaMrk Kifittlrea' I'. S. PtlMt Met .-. ' Ml. ill Surf 5xv lE P V It tt "That w8 the best dog-gone sale we ever had!" -- AWCm-IER CENT FOR. SOCIAL SKUR- II T . IHIb OblNW SATURDAY-, DOUBLE FOB OVERTIME WHOLE OPERATlOtJ WOULD SET YOU BACK EXACTLY rl I ' Veterans Council Aiks Paid Service Officer The Douglas County Veterans Council has requested that the county court include a full-time service officer in the new budget, according to H. L. Goodmanson, Drain, secretary-treasurer. Goodmanson said that the coun cil, meeting Sunday in Roseburg, was told that Dick Preston, who has been doing veterans service work for several years, recently had completed veterans' disabil ity claims amounting to $8,000 a month for the veterans. He said that many more claims are pend ing. , , Goodmanson said the council, In meeting with the county court, pointed out that other benefits would be arrived at through a full time service officer. Q - ID don't bother while you weee- FIGURING WHAT YOUR SALARY WOULD a r- t eiMiCilfrrk TUP . inn I 7 Oakland Family By EDITH DUNN v - The Oakland Fire Dept. ins called to a fire in a bouse owntd oy the city near the garbage .Limn Friftav iri,ina A (.nl- ... ... oururu in ine Kuerten ceuing and the blaze was believed to have oeen caused from defective wir ing The house was occupied by tr-e Otto Dubell family. Vicitlon School Ends Daily vacation Bible school at the Oakland Community Presbv erian Church closed Friday with a potluck dinner. Classes ha d been held for two weeks. There was an average attendance of 50 students daily. Children's day pro gram will be held Sunday morn- ng ai ii a.m. at tne cnnrcn. Esther Circle will meet at the parish hall Friday afternoon. Ora Close, Aubrey Hutson, Mr. nd Mrs. A. W. Carlisle. Mrs. John AnKlin and Miss Bettv Mar tin are attending a DAV conveu- ion at Kiamain tails this week. FROM NINE TO FIVE Isn't it a mess? And I UNNY BUSINESS mmmimmmmmmmmmmm.mim n i man i il "We dress up for our cuppa coffee now that it's o expensive!" ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Main Diol 3-5358 or 3-3223. Rldenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Stephens. Phone 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Soles ond l-'tollolion of all types ol floor eoverina. Frae Estimate S&H reen Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnom's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formicc,' file 566 W. Oak Dial 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid ond finished. Corlson, ph. 3-8442. PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. 632 Winchester St Dial 3-6109. Eves, 9-5104. Kier-Craoch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 805 South Stephens Phono 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3 4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph. 9 B705 ROOFING Aluminum Llfe-tim Shlngl Co. Oil tribute Aluminum Lock "hinol. 229 E. Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 Routed By Fire Mr. and Mrs. Clisto Hutchings nave reiurnea trom uorinin, miss., where they were called by the fa tal illness of Mrs. Hutchings' moth er. Her mother died two hours afler they arrived there. Mr. and Mrs. George Gipson and children of Yakima, Wash., visited the nat -k w:th Mr. I Gipson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. U. Dunn. ADVICE TO BANKERS CEARHART 11 Everett D Reese, of Newark, Ohio, president of the American Bankers Assn., urged Oregon bankers Monday to be receptive to ideas from small businessmen. Speaking at the Oregon bankers convention, Reese said: "We are now back to a system of free enter prise, more competitive than it has been for years. It is up to us to be resourceful and imaginative and show what we can do." By Jo Fischer made it all myself! By Hershberqei MISCELLANEOUS Sno-White Quick Service Laundry Harvard at Ball. Dial 3 8337. Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 REFRIGERATION Commercial Refrigeration Service. DuFresne Electric, 274 N. Main, Dial 3-5358 or 3.3223. RADIO SERVICING Harois Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Apnliance Repair. DECORATORS Pointing and Paper Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phona 3-4240 T0PS0IL and SHALE Good Material FRANK OLIVER, Diol 3-3234 or LLOYD YOUNT, Dial 2-1812 DUST OILING FREE ESTIMATES Roseburg Fuel Oil Ser. 343 N. Jackson Ph.3-8153 CONTRACT WIRING New Hornet and Eltctric Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC After S P.M., Phone 3-4884 It Wed. June 16, 1934 The Dillard Family Ends Vacation By ROSA HSINBACH Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gibson and children, Gloria. Jackie and Carl, arrived home Sunday evening from a 10-day trio to California visit relatives. Honor Clyde James Jr. They were guests of Mrs. Gib son's brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde James, and family in honor of the James' son, Clyde James Jr., who is icheduled to rcDort for dutv June 22 at Fort 'Ord in the medic de partment of the army. They also visited the James' two sons, Judd and Charles. Later they went to San Rafael to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wayne James, the former being in the Medical Corps at the naval hospital at Mare is land. When the Gibson family left Lodi, Calif., they took Clyde James Jr. with them to St. Helens to visit friends. The James family formerly lived in Koseburg. . In Stockton they visited Mr. and sirs. Oscar Thuemier and six sons. formerly of Dillard. A family re union picnic was held In the Sac ramento City Park on Sunday. sponsored by Mrs. Gibson's cou sins, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burge nd daughter. The group visited the too and amusement park When they returned to their home in Dillard, tncy Drought with them 13-year-old Charles James, who will spend the summer vacation while his parents take a trip back to Nebraska. Surgery Report Received Word has been received by Mrs. Lynn Cooper that her husband, who is stationed in the hospital at M?re Island, has undergone , a major operation. He is reported to be doing as well as could be expected. Mrs. William Cooper and her daughter, Mrs, Lynn Cooper, maoo a trip to butnenin Sunday to vi.n Mr. and Mrs. Rupe Davidson and their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Galls. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gordon drove their son Arlon to Ft. Lewis, Wash., Friday. He had been home on a loni leave. Gordon is an ad- aiimsirauon spccia.isi wun me en gineers, and will be shipped over seas in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilman visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. S W. Gilman at Lo'-ane on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. I R. Andrus and children visited at the home of PLANER ENDS NOW AVAILABLE Immediote Delivery at Present Gerretsen Building Supply Co. Dial 2-2636 402 W. Oak St. Ted asks: "KINK 4.V RUGS t CARPETS F&W Floor Covering Sales and Installation of all types et floor coverings. Free Estimates S&H Green Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3 6234. NURSING CARE Ambulatory end ltd Fetitnh) Supervised by Rofittered Nurse Kind Fanenel Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, Bo SSI, RoMbnrg, Or. Phone S-SSSS PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out at 9 We give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jackson Phono 3-S526 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. en N. Umpqua Hwy, Phono I 5194 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jockion St. Day and Night Classes, State Licensed, Approved tor Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Business School Association National Council end Aisociotion of Business School Phone 3-72S6 News - Review, Reieburg, Or. 13 Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Buell Sun day. , Former Pasters Attend , . The Rev. and Mrs.' Frank B. nrew of Tangent, formerly of Dii ard were in the community Fri. day to participate in the Memor ial services of Fragkle Collins of Dillard and Avery Morgan of Lookingglass, which, were held Fri-' day afternoon at the Douglas High school. Out-of-town guests at the home of Mrs. Dean Collins last Friday to attend the memorial service of Frankie Collins were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cummins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sturgeon, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Collins, all of Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kennerly and children, Joan and Gary of Lakeside also were at the Lome of Mrs. Kennerly' sister, Mrs, Pesn Collins. Mr. Mattie Collins, mothor-m-law of Mrs. Dean Collins was un able to attend the memorial serv ice s she has been hospitalized vith t severs attack of poison oak. Nw Dental School Bids, $30,000 Below Estimates PORTLAND W Bids -for con struction of the University of Ore gon Dental School were approxi mately $30,000 below estimates, the State Board of Higher Education reportea Monaay, Donald M. Drake Co., Portland, was low of eight bidder for the general construction contract with an offer of $1,311,939. Low bids for other contracts: A. G. Rushlight, Portland, mechanical work, $373, 750; Ace Electric Co., Portland, electrical work, $110,840; Mont gomery Elevator, Moline, 111., ele vators, $85,000. Total of the low bids for the four contracts was $1,884,156. Architects had estimated the struc ture, which u to be built on the University of Oregon Medical School campus hero, would cost $1,912,000. VOR"0Y.' IM YOUR UMC?" Dim Banish body kinks in your faverite "Lincoln" today. Stinf your car to ui far complete body neeir. It's net expensive. It adds value your cer.' . , , LIT US MAKE IT LOOK LIKI A '34 MODEL Aid for Frea Iirimate ' TED'S Auto Body Service 2924 Harvard Ave., Dial S-422J BUILDING CONSTRUCTION For on oatm room in ottic or boiamtnt More closet I tore new kitchen. Cell . . LESLIE E. ROBERTS 117 1 Pine Phone S-S292 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALI -Read kvildinf end reeking. Shovels, cats, dreg-lines and dump tracks for hire, by hear et contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stoehens Ph. 1-4040 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Soh and Frames Ml II end Maiher Phone 1-3434 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Roof Repair Ro-Roofln Retail Solos ALUMINITE STORM DOORS Insulation Ei Siding FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING S12 W. Oak St. Phone 3-8255 or Phone 3-8658 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for evert need, from homes to Industrie. Sales Service ' Irrigation Systems Mill Fumes A Specially Free Estimates GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phono 2-2636
