The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, June 18, 1954, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextCarnegie Head WASHINGTON w - Dr. Van nevar Bush, president of the Ca" degie Institute here, sought vain in mid-1952 to have the liniieit States postpone, at least until a(t?r the presidential election that year, the H-bomb test carried out oi Nov. 1. Bush recalled his efforts in testi mony before the special Atomic Energy Commission security board considering the case of Dr. j. Robert Oppenheimcr. 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T il 9 ? 0 RELMCE0! uorsiur-e T uuo. u I 'ur. pitakpv. 11 1 tAiTX'iftmmpiRt'miai'xssxsxi HBHHiMKs 1 F..;UAt. .vGl would 1 Just putting "nt T 3krTT - r W'-tvlt n ) 'ODS vfA ytjumino ) up the shoe- HeCe, I rL A P tlffit iJ "! ri" i VV telling ; BAG I LET ME I React; 1 Sure, 7rtfil'V ,VAV v me y mentioned smowyou I lP ly jjr HMnp I THANK HEWINS.THEYS BOTH COLLAPSED ITS NICE T'BE UNCON5.HUS, g4'J " y., 1 I ...T'5 SO PANG I I f NCW WHAT TH' J5BJC Jk N PARK INI HERE. IJ AHECK WAS1W' OH' THERE'A SW ifjipMariMBEfilNNlNSTO THOUGH, THAT r..TfTt; Wlfr- - TW THINS I t T IA W WINK THIS DRAGON-HUNT) '.-ff.l.1 H?C ISrL WHATEVER 7 1 1 HO C oOv'GWErr up as tJrtrjt' eJrK'k uk'i'V AUUHi; (which one do you I I ii'MuiiyiiH' t 3liLi--i 1 1 1 still like -k' " THIHAniV0' J TuThTX TlNSOlNwTV" TBEfe FIVE DOLLARS V JJ-.JT ( FIVE-DOLLAR HAt) ' A M ISTAKE-IT'5 THI5 ) HAT BiVr ANOTHATHATlS) ijf-l . BEST r ' ( HAT THAT? TEN DOLLARS ) prf'I "- I ten OOllaps x, g; 1 :VJ "31 AND TH OTHER Five ri 2'-Xs XI . t'-'A f States He Sought To Postpone H-Bomb . Bush said his reasons for seek-r-g a postponement were twofold: ' 'I felt that it was utterly im-proper-and I still think so for 'ui iesi 10 e put (on) just befo.-o faction, to confront an incoming president with an accomplished test for Whlfh ha u,n,,M .,-r Ik. !!''. esponsiliintv thereafter. For u-iii ipm niarKeri our '- vry, disagreeable type of world." 2. "In the secona place. . .. t strongly that that test ended the Answer to Prviout Puzzle 23 Pay back 3t Italian 24.Wire nail seaport 25 Son of Jacob 40 Feel 26 Group of 41 Wiser 42 Distant 43 Rail 44 Places 46 Noun suffix 47 Girl's name boats 27 Banana-like 28 Employs 29 Nick 31 Water- enclosed land 48 Journey 33 Fasten 50 Headed 1 2 H FFFF1 I8 I9 I" I1 il 13 jij j 15 iS 17- 3 MS 1 ZZZlZIlr HI 11 W pW 46 !7 U'l H? 50 ""a g 5j 5j ST7 5fe 51 ' 1 J I I I J I I I I ifSSfi1! HEMIEH5! J I FAMOUS CREATOR FRIENDS S-SLEP PEACEFUL, WIDOWER, AN' ORPHAN K VOKUM possibility of the only type of agreement that I thought was pos sible with Russia at that time, namely, an agreement to make no mure tests. For that kind of an agreement would have been self policing in the sense that if it was volated, the violation would be immediately known. I still think tr.at we made a grave error in .-inducting the test at that time, and not attempting to make that type of simple agreement witli riussia." Bush added: "l think history will show that was a turnine Dolnt that when we I entered into the grim world that) ve are entering right now, th2t : those who pushed that t h i n f j through to a conclusion without I MODEST: MAIDENS 1 TriWffitrk R(fittr4 U. B. Fit Kit Olta "Don't be afraid of wouldn't GOOD SRI6P I MIP THE OrflCB Wnb WARNED NOT TOKIPORriTTOPOUCe.., ThAr THE THUfi& MIGHT N,. JUST l? V- wtt GUE&TK&y TUV WORRIED TO yC KEEP WUIBr1. TOMBSTONE. OAKE,AH COME TSEE VO' ON A SAD OCCASION, AH NEEDS A TOMBSTONE AS ON WHUT OTHER TVPE. Jr A FO' DAISV MAE OF OCCASION DOES ANYONE EVER r- a SOMETHIN' COMET'SF.E VO- NEAT, NOT J I HOW 1 making that attempt have t great dell to answer for." Bush said he had offered Bit S'iggestions to the then secretary Hi slate (Dean Acheson) in memorandum. He did not say whether lie had received any re action irom Acneson. Although the test was carried out four days before the election, the Atomic Energy Commission naae no public announcement un til Nov. 16. In the week preceding the announcement, however, word 111 the test bee a mo widely known through the publication of eyewit ness accounts which described the disappearance of a mile-wide is land at the Emwetok proving tiround in the Pacific. 6-11 my little pet, Roger. He harm a fly'.". SOU'RB SURE TO BE KCOSrU0T VETiCNtlA! NIZSD 600N! BETTER P0V0UR)FREr WW NOTMB 6TUUT OF CLMIMMA VDU'VE AlUMUED TUOAE ESCAPED JS STRIPS'. F1WP WE TtrtCX ft FALSE BENRP... I " Iir.l mnu 1 am nnen 5?OT Ur IH'WA&T! BUT FLASH.? rAH GOT A " I BARGAIN FO' j I -vo;here., i ( THET'LL MAKE V Riddle School Election Monday By IRMA HIT Riddle school election will be held Monday, front 2 to ( p.m. at .J hioh iphnnl kiuMins In hU n the annual school budget, and for unc uucciui lor a inree-year term. The budget sets the amount to IS I'll j KoA a KmA Ika iiv i-iunl limitation by special levy at $49,- utu. ine increased cost IS due to several factors including cost of nnprnlinn far inpp., anmli. ment, the addition of a full time music teacher, and increases In the cost of utilities and insurance. Inamuch as the levy is $6,254 loss than that nl let .nD it 1. expected that the tax millage will urop e.3 mills. First to file for director was at Harbor Plywood for the past fiv VHRTI Mitrhall ! Ihm of four children, three in the grades, and one a junior in high school next year. He is a Mason and an active member of PTA. ruing on the deadline was Arch- FROM NINE TO FIVE 'm awfully sorry, but everyone has gone home . . . Why don't you come back tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock? v KIMESS "It keeps beginners from hesitating when they get to the na or tn ILICTRICIANS Du Fresnt Electric. 224 N. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 Ridenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Stephens. Phont 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING FiW Floor Osverlng Sales and l-tallatian ot all types of floor covering. Free Eslimott S&H Green Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, Tile 566 W Oak 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and ftnuhed. Carlson, ph. 38442. PLUMIING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sulherlin 2182 or Roseburg 9-5104 Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phont 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Hoting Co. 805 South Stephens Phont 3-8173 Cotn Supply Ca. Phont 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. h 9 8705 ROOFING Aluminum Lilt time Shlngtt Co OH tributor Aluminum Lark Sninate 229 E. Robtrts. Ph. 3-SI27 le Lousignant, Judd creek ranch er, . ... A write-in campaign for James F. Carrell, logging operator, was announced on Tuesday. Carrell is a Pronerty owner, and an active member of the Riddle Chamber of commerce. He has one daueh. ter who will enter high school this tall. Enforcement Agencies Move Against Wetbacks EL CENTRO, Calif. Law enforcement agencies moved in mass against Hie wctlmks Thurs day, carrying out Atty G e n. Brownedl's order to send home Mexican nationals who are in this country illegally. Three of the drive's lenders said advance publicity had rendered Operation Wetback a premature success. They said most of the wetbacks apparently had taken rtie hint and scurried across the Una. By Jo Fischer PAYROLL By Hershberqer r i- ooarar MISCELLANEOUS Sno-Whitt Quick Service Laundry Harvard at Bollt. Dial 3 8337. Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 REFRIGERATION Commercial Refrigeration Servict. DuFrtsne Electric, 224 N. Main, Dial 3-5358 or 3.3223. RADIO SERVICING Hargij Electric Co., 112 E. Radio & Apolianct Repar. Cast. DECORATORS Painting and Paper Hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phoni 3-4240 T0PS0IL and SHALE Good Material FRANK OLIVER, Diol 3-3234 or LLOYD YOUNT, Dial 2-1812 DUST OILING FREE ESTIMATES Rosebury Fuel Oil Ser. 343 N. Jackson Ph.3-8153 CONTRACT WIRING Ntw Houses ond Electric Heot BOB'S ELECTRIC Alter I P.M., Phtnt 1-4884 m i ' ft., June 18, 1954Th Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 w t ra SUSPECT Virginia Engles, bot tom, 37, former movie extra who was "Miss Los Angeles of 1940." was booked in Los Angelas on suspicion of mur der in the fatal stabbing of her husband, Charles H. Brown, top, former Hollywood film: technician. Brown died in General Hospital two hours after being stabbed above the heart during a bitter quarrel over finances, police reported. FOR TV SERVICE SEE OR The ''Radio 408 WEST LANE STREET Across from the Roteburg Hotel Immediate trvics , . No Wotting , . . fr ttlmetion given plus radio tet loaned FREE while wo are repairing i yours. FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY We Give S & H Green Stamps Phone 3-7456 SHOP OUR FREEZER FOIL WRAP PLASTIC Pints PLASTIC FREEZER Roseburg 114 N. RUGS I CARPETS FiW Floor Covering Sales and installation ot all types ot floor coverings. Free Estimates S&H Grten Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. NURSING CARE Ambulatory and Bed Patient! Supervised by Rogistorcd Nurst Kind Ptrsonal Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rr. 2, Boi 581, Roseburg, Or. Phont 1-SJ8S PHOTO FINISHING in at 5. out at 9 Wo give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jtckton Phont 3-8526 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Milo E, on N. Umpqua Hwy. Phtnt 1-1 S94 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jackson St. Day and Night Closstt, Stati Llctnstd, Approvtd for Vtttrant. MEMBER: Pacific Northwut Buiinstt School Atiociotion National Council and Atiociotion of Buiintn School Phone 3-7256 Truck Accident' Record In Oregon Bettered In '53 Truckers operating on Oroeon streets and higJiways turned in a much improved accident record during 'J,")3, state wide slatis- : Ljcal summaries released show. Most noticeable improvement was in the. indusliy's death rec ord: a 32 percent reduction over -the previous year, but accidents and injuries also were . lowered, -j Comparative figures for , 1952,53 -show accidents dropping from 10,341 to 8.872 while injuries were reduced from 1,679 io 1,488 and deaths from 88 to 60. Like passenger car operators, :; truckers piled up more accidents; in city driving than on the open highway, 5,637 in urbun locations and 3,235 in rural areas. Although :i rural accidents were: below those in cities, 54 of the 60 deaths in truck crashes occurred on the open road. Most dangerous time of the day for trucks was mid-afternoon be tween three ahd four o'clock. ; . Driver violations most frequent- : ly noted in rural truck accidents were operating on the wrone. side " of the road, following too closely; , failing to signal or giving an im- proper signal, and improper back ing in traffic lane. s UNCOVER SMUGGLERS , '. KOBE, Japan Police in this central Japan port have uncover ed a 100 million dollar smuggling 1 operation the biggest since World War II, Kyodo News Service said. Tsal Chi-Ming, 32, of Osaka and' 14 others arrested were accused of smuggling more than 100 mil lion dollars worth of merchandise . into Japan. ' ' 61AS5ES rtOt tA!l CALL Doctors' STOCKS OF SUPPLIES POLYWRAP FREEZE BAGS Quarts FOOD BAGS WRAP TAPE Rose St. Dial 3-5574 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION For an txtra room in ottic or basement Mori closet ipoct I new kitchen. Coll . . LESLIE E. ROBERTS 817 S. Pint Phtnt 3-5292 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building and rocking. Shovtll, ctrt, drtg-lintt and dump trucfcl fir hin, by hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Framei Milt and Mashtr Phtnt 1-3434 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Raaf Rtpoir Re-Roofing Retail Soles ALUMINITC STORM DOORS Insulation 8 Siding FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING 512 W. Ook St. Phonat3-823S ar Phont 3-B6S8 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for ivory need, from homti to industHot. Sales Service Irrigation Systems Mill Pumpi A Sptclolty f-rto Estimate CtRRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636