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. v ."y1v..... M v'i r' Rocket-Carrying Jet Crashes; Two Killed GREAT FALLS, Mont. An Air Force FMC Jet interceptor plane carrying 24 live rocket crashed and exploded Wednesday, killing the pilot and radar ob server. Great Falls Air Force Base identified the victims ns 1st Lt. Robert E. Durham. 26, Deer River, Minn., the pilot and 1st Lt. Bob bie C. Franks, 24, Elmer, Mo., the radar observer. Korean Journey ACROSS 3 Baking 1 Korea also is chamber known as 4 Courtesy title 7 Its native 5 Respects name is 8 Birds' homes 13 Correct 7 Affectionate 14 It once was 8 Princes i allied with the 9 EP"tles (ab.) 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I 5r?5;d Swra !5?fHL Ji The 29 Fighter Interceptor Sqdn. plane crashed between the North Central Montana towns of Highwood and Waltham. about IS milci east of ita home base here, lt was on a training flight. Most of the rockets exploded and base officials said all that was I left was a 10-foot deep hole in the ground. , Both of the victims were mar ried. Hieir widows are in Great I Falls. . Answer to Previous Punle DOG S T g P B K X O Xi.i.ANe liN E P a u LjB t t e gN T RE AT XT S E S BL BOM ET WUP FTT vy v A( t rt"ecce H' kIaIsIeJ pee!r' s a 27 Passage in the42 Irish fuel krain At D : brain 43 Persian prince 28 Require 29 Termini 33 Wool clipper 35 Straiehteni 45 Genus of willows j 46 Duration of office 47 Formerly 49 Chemical suffix 51 Drink made with malt 36 Verb forms - 37 Finish 40 Checkered 41 Full-length vestments H V"-- .. mv.q. . - . . ...... , . . - j. '. SLEEP IS RELAXATION Sleep is largely a matter of will and an absence of all fear. How ever, comfortable bedding a lev el, resilient mattress and bed spring and a fluffy, buoyant pil low plays leading role in de feating insomnia, too. Senate Votes Defense Department Expenses WASHINGTON IB - The Senate voted $29,217,106,486 in defense funds Thursday after beating down Democratic efforts to boost the amount. The biggest of all annual money bills carries new operating funds for the Air torce, Navy and Army and other Defense Department agencies in the fiscal year begin ning July 1. MODEST MAIDEXS Tridrau XtiuUnd U. & Ptat Offiet m -411 m II U HewiftW"'. 1 I I ;'I wish that stingy ol' Mr. larger TV Berlin Remains Quiet During Anniversary BERLIN I - West Berlin got through the first anniversary of ttie June 17 anti-communist work ers rebellion in East Germany without a major incident, police noted with satisfaction Friday. One outburst of hot tempers left three injured at the western tec tors' rally called to commemorate the uprising in the east. The crowd pummeled six Communis, hecklers who were rescued bv flying sauads of police. City authorities said only three of the six needed hospital treat ment. Then they were sent home. Thirty men were held briefly for questioning, scolded and also re leased. There were no incidents on the East-West frontier. Perkins would buy a sell" gSY OPENS IT EUSERLV,. You behold THE SUNDAE T THAT LASTS UNTIL THE FOLLOWING SATURDAY- t DELIVERED ON THF , PAY- AS-TOU-G0R6E plan,' I Jit" aI XVt nteti Queen Misses f Decapitation By Fallen Wire ASCOTT. England Oueen Elisabeth II gave an exhibition of her expert horsemanship at the noyai ascoi race course rrfay ana prooaDiy savea ner neaa. She ducked iust in time on m gaHoping horse to get under a telephone cable that had blown down at head level across the course. A shout from the Duke of Edin burgh, who was riding out front, sounded the warning. The Queen laudied off the incident and called out to Lord Roseberry as she rode past: "We were nearly all decapi tated." The Duke, more concerned than his young wife, asked her after ward: "Did you hear me shout wlien I saw that wire?" She smiled and replied: "I saw you duck and I did the same." The Oueen and some of her no ble peers and their ladles, staying 1 FROM NINE TO FIVE Shall I put the sand in now or will you girls do it yourself? " MY BUSINESS By Hershberqer l i:.. Y'i 1 r is i .rv-v vhj.i' i- t i "Our clothes closet is so jammed I'm afraid to open the door so I m boring ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Moin Dial 3-S3S8 or 3-3223. Ridenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Stephens. Ohon. 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING F&W Floor Covering Sales and i-tallotioii of all types ol floor covering. Free Estimate S&H Green Stompi 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Durnam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formica file 566 W. Oak Dial 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and liniihed. Carlson, ph. 3 8442. PLUMIING I Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sutherltn 2182 or Rowburg 9 5104 Kisr-Crooch Plumhma Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Hoting Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-81 73 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3 4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Healing, Wins ton. Ph 9 8705 ROOFING Aluminum Lite time Shinole Co Dis trihutiy Aluminum Lork Nhirnie, 229 E. Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 Boy Held For Holdup Of Father At Station INDIANAPOLIS 141 A 16-year, old boy who police said planned and directed the armed robbery of his father and told a 17-year-old friend to "shoot him and get it over with" awaited grand jury action touay. Detective Sgt. Harold Goodman said William Dale Miller admit ted arranging the $100 filling sta tion holdup of his father. Herbert Miller, 46. He said Kenneth Ma hurin, 17, admitted the holdup. Both youths were held on armed robbery charges. Miller told police he recognized bis son's voice outside the station. Goodman said young Miller con firmed that he told Mahurin: "Put a gun in his belly and keep it there. Don't give him no chance Shoot him and get it over with." Miller and the hoy's mother are separated, and the bo has been living with his mother. at nearby Windsor Castle, went for a morning gallop on the famed course before (Jie opening of the day's raring. By Jo Fischer in from the drck! MISCELLANEOUS Sno-White Quick Service Laundry Harvard at Bollf. Dial 3 6337. Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 REFRIGERATION Commercial Refrigerotion Service. DuFrcwe Electric, 224 N. Moin. Dial 3 5358 or 3-3223. RADIO SERVICING Hargli Eljclric Co., 112 E. Cots. Radio & Aonlionce Reoar. DECORATORS Pointing and Paper Hanqing. H. E. "Woody" Wood. Phonj 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 Heusel ond Electric Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC Alter S P.M., Phone 3-4884 Sot. Juno 19, 1954 Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 Drainage Project Begins At Elkton By MRS. C. W. HENDERER Supervisors i-f Umsoua Vallev I Land Conservation District heid a regular meeting .in Ash Valley, recently. Don Jones, soil specialist fur the district has completed soil survey of Ash Valley approxi mately 1500 acres. Drainage proj ect is to begin immediately on the Benson, Husscls, Harris, Mc Kay and B. L. Roberts farms on Smith River. Honered At Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Rob Riley and son of Eugene were, weekend "nests at the Arley Marsh home. Riley was guest of honor at 4 birthday dinner Saturday evening at the Fred Riley home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sheffel and fam ily were also dinner guests. Mrs. Delmar Wodell left Friday for Roscburg to spend a week at the home of her daughter. Sandra Cook of Voncalla is vis iting this week at the Jim Haines home. Ben Marganti and son, Darrel, spent several days last week in California visiting Morganti's un cle who has beeji quite ill. Mrs. Jenny Haines was a Sun day dinner giest at the Oliver Haines home. Cynthia Andersen III Cynthia Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Anderson, has neen ill this week, suffering from an ear in'ection. Lois Levenhagen is working in the post office during Pat McCuI lum's two weeks vacation. Mrs. Maude MeCIay of Klam ath Falls returned to her home his week after a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Oliver Haines. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Baker are the parents of a baby boy born June 14 at the Sacred Heart Hos pital in Eugene. He weighted eight pounds, six ounces, and was named David Michael. Miss Thersa Adamo left lakt Friday by bus for Tacoma. Wash.. where she will visit at the home vf her aunt, Mrs. Mike Cashman. Oakland Church Camp Announced By EDITH DUNN fhis year's camn for the junior high groip of the Presbyterians .1 boutnrrn Oregon will be at "amD McLaughlin. Lake of the Woods, a mile high in the Cas ades. from June 20 to 26. Oakland Represented Dr. and Mrs Homer M. Noble will be members of the faculty Mrs. Johr Edwards, also of Oak- lind will be the carnn nurse. tlovs and girls from Oakland who t11 attend are Barbara Early, J jdy Edwards, Yvonne Stuwe, Stanley Brown. Wayne Coonfare nnd Noc' Perrault. I Urlv To Portland Mr and Mrs Oren GiWersleeve 1 and oaugnters, Mary Lou and Alia I Jean, drove to Seattle Friday, re tumintf Sund&v. Their son. ForbeT and jack Hunter, wno aitena te O LOCKER MEAT O CUSTOM WORK Hove your animal processed for the locker. BOYER MEAT CO. IN A NEW MODERN PLANT 3 Miles on N. Umpquo Hwy. Phone 3-6323 RUGS t CARPETS F&W Floor Covering Sales and installation of all types of floor coverings. Free Estimotes S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. NURSING CARE Ambulatory and led Patients Supervised by Registered Nurse Kind Personal Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, fe SRI, Ronkura, Ore. Phone l llli PHOTO FINISHING in at 5. out ot 9 We give S&H Creen Stompi CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jackson Pswne J-IS2 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpque Hwy, Phone 2-SS96 Roseburf School of Business 134 North Jacktan St. Dor end Niaht Clanei, State Lictmed, Approved tor Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Bull mm School Atiociotion Notional Council n4 Aitociotion ot Buiinttt School Phone 3-7256 attle Pacific College, . reluTneu". ' home with them. 1 Dick Bovingdon. who . attends ,' Oregon State College, returned ; nome Saturday to spend the sum. ; nier. ) Mr. and Mrs. James C. Boving--.. Jon are leaving Monday on 1 va- j canon to Haningen, Tex., where they will visit a son-in-law and ' daughter. Sgt. and Mrs. Thcdford ' fl. Caulder, and daughter, Diane ' Elizabeth Bovingdon is employ- ' id in a Roseburg bank and Mrs. Bovingdon is an Oakland Uvchcr. Chet Davis. Envin Rice and -Jesse Lee were fishing at Dav;s ' Lake last Thursday and Friday. Ihe catch consisted of two trout, 1 lt) and 20 inches long. They re- port the weather cold and rainy '. nd not many fish caught. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulze and son. Jim, were at Baker over the ' weekend. Jim remained and will ', spend the summer with an aunt there. ' Jeff Schulze has gone to Scatl'e ' and will spend U10 summer on ? cruise with the Naval Reserve. Among the latest victims of the ' mumps are Mrs. Isahell Crist and ! Mrs. Betty Early and son, David. ' About the only things around the house that dad can claim for his very own are the bills. ' Radio gom vktrtvtr you go (Hir.ii'fe Sunday at 7:00 Pfv CBS Radio If DMD Dial U90 At wholesale prices. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION Sot en extra ream in attic or element Mora cloiet space new kitchen. Cell . . . LESLIE E. ROBERTS 117 S. Pine Phone 1-S292 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Read building end rocking. Shovels, cats, drai-linH and dump tradis ter hire, by dour er contract. . C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash end Frames ft 0 ML-, afa.l Mill end Mother Phono 1-3434 . ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Root Repair Re-Raafin Retail Sain AlUMINITE STORM DOORS Iniulation & Siding FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING SI 2 W. Oak St. Phone 3-125 S ar Phone 3-B6SS BERKELEY PUMPS A pump tor ercrf need, tram hamap 1 ra induirriet. I Sales Service Irrigation Syttemi Mill Pumpt A Specialty trao Ittlmatet GERRETSEN BUILDINC SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636
