The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 13, 1954, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextHouse Committee Votes Postal Worker Pay Raise WASHINGTON I Breaking federal pay logjam, the House Post Office Committee Friday vot ed a five per cent pay raise far I half million postal workers. The increase, carrying a mini mum $200 a year increase, was an administration backed compro mise introduced by Chairman Rees (R-Kan) after the administration Comedy Actor ACROSS 65 Individual I Comedy actor, Peter Hayes 5 He has nil' radio show 8 He is a entertainer 12 Arrow poison 13 Meadow 66 Observes DOWN 1 Speech impediment 2 Preposition 3 Approach 4 Arid region 5 Palm leat 6 Have on 7 Nostrils 14 Story 8 Pilots :16 Swiss rtver mr;, 1 17 Great Lake 1 18 Minute skin, openings 120 Feels regret '22 Alcoholic beverage 24 Weight of India u fiainuuiiicvt 11 Scottish sheepfolds 19 sources of energy 21 Vegetable 23 Encounter 25 Time gone by 26 Maple genus 25 His wife is his and .featured vocalist ,29 Property item .33 High card 34 Soothsayer 1 36 Age . 37 Oriental coin 38 Afternoon social events ,40 Emmet 41 Horse's gait (pl.) ,44 Distends 46 Follower .48 Gibbon (49 Modes '53 Punitive 57 Malt drinks 58 Mimic CO Not any CI He likes comedy 62 Small. child 63 Pewter coins of Thailand 64 Shout 1 12. 1 II I IS lb 17 I IB It M III 15 iS 17 JJtW Z 2C H IZ7 StT 30 lit 131 37 ,77, 39 TW wr W 150 151 52. W," 54 .155 ISo 57 58 it b0 I! CAPTAIN EASY FRECKLES AND HIS LI'L ABNER ALLEY OOP BLONDIE IJIiaBilSTHEy'P HEAR f SME BtOWN Jtl&T BUT I AIN'T GIVW UP ON V0U CRM.V? BB&1D&&, X I ADMIT IT SOUNDS LIKE M ISjr.. JXE'J N'GHJ- t TW ELECTRIC THM 20 GRAMfl EVEN IF WE 1 HOW'D WE BLOW AW RODWEY 15 1M&0LUABLB PROBLEM. BUT1 WfcStl DJV- AIGN N0UL0 SPOTLIGHT TRVIW HAPTA PULL TH' JOS IN k SF6 RIGHT WANTED BV PA IF I COULC mWMWti li SOftB JOIK PUT T0 BREAK IU THRU TH WIKIPOWl. BROAD DAYLIGHT WHILE TH' ) UNDER THEIR C0P51 WE CAWT 6T0RV OF PATAKBVS, 1 1 "" i -Vi -,r.-l-,nl--:i,i Til J Ph Lmilk, tfCL. 1., ,.. ,,. 1. m ... u. 5. p... mi t "ri-S BUM0 PATe PlSs '(gulp)-!!! Yksss n 9 be good we saio wWAWrw V.W l i-r tU-(s -Cwe both HA& A . 6f PY3 iiJr 3 MEB&E HE feJQfe1 I N-NO.'.'-MEBBE HE CRAWLED ) I I l i;Jl.J flK bABI" IV CRAWLED 4.' yfXjlljJVfWt INTO TH' HOUSE AH FELL 'jAlUf " A HE'S' '? AROONTHT ,VfliM IfeL ASLEEP AT BUT- ? P-WHICH -- W GETTIN' TOUGHER EY TH' ( 9$ ) I 1 Mkiin-n wtii choc urn: ic BE MUCH 1 TH WAY TO WHERE THAT V, i ' PRftfiON TOOK TW SQUIRES JtP. . -'. ..-..'..iiT-ifltftii.i'' I Iti. -H ttJ Hg- CRASH KILLS FOUR PHILADELPHIA - Four young persons were killed and four others critically injured early to day in a head-on collision of two automobiles on the Industrial High way in southwest Philadelphia. Seven of the victims, including all four dead, were in the lame car and post office workers ran into a 'deadlocked dispute over wag. hikes. Answer to Previous Puzzle A1P1EI s eTaTTT c T qT P A L O OTr E A V ER one o I It k t N O PgrMK S 5 r fi 6 TT uat' 6 In a 5 sv a g e n a q el In e a t e A N T L. C R T g H E T E vlelsl m. i ys s b. a. sle" M I N C " POP X X t rg a Im "r T cTa ..!t ' T T E "" J. E L i n e E " REE u 5. r. 6. V E N 5 I rk 5 TOO 27 Nevada city 28 Bamboolike 45 Amphi theaters 47 Muse of poetry ' 49 Healy is his wife SO Century plant . . ol oca cdgic 32 Makes lace edgings 35 Piece of track 51 Girl's name 39 Blow with open hand 52 Bridge 54 Memorandum 55 Poker stake 56 Not as mucr 59 Dutch city 4!! False show 43 Female saint (ab.) FRIENDS HNW! THI5 CANT BE TOO FAR FROM THAT CAVE WHERE I FOUGHT TH' CRITTER 'Mi Decorated Major Of Two Wars Charged I SAN FRANCISCO Iff A decor ated army major; hero of two I wars, was to be brought to the l Presidio Friday by two guards to face a court-martial as a deserter. A 6th Army spokesman said Maj. Victor Hungerford Jr.. born at Ta- coma, Wash., had been found work- JACKASS WEEK REDDING. Calif. un The City Council proclaimed July 19-24 Na tional Jackass Week complete with a popularity contest to choose "your favorite jakacss animal or human." George Fleharty. top exalted grand puncher of the Asphalt Con- boys, a fun-loving group of busi nessmen, sold the council on the idea to publicize a community barbecue here Aug. 1. MODEST 31 AIDE X S Trademark Rtfuttrad U. ft. PalMt 0 "Sorry, Sir, that's Copr. 1954 b. NtA ...I WON PER COULP THERE BE ANY CONNECTION BETWEEN TH TWO PLACES? ing in a Sierra loczinz ramn. He was -taken into custody la.t week at Cedarville in remote Mo doc County by FBI agents who said he was known under the alias of "Victor Ford." They said his employer, Frank Addington, was not aware of the major's identity. The Army spokesman said Maj. Hungerford disappeared from his post at Ft. Lewis, Wash., last Jan uary and later was listed as a deserter. Hungerford. 33, a career veter an of nearly 18 years service, was born in Tacoma and entered tjj Army in 1936 when he was 18. He fought in World War II and the Korean campaign, and was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat In fantryman's Badge, distinguished not my tcble!" . IftDMir IT SOUNDS LIKE A 1US0LUAB16 PROBLSfA. BUT I IF 1 C0UID EW0 THW WAlfl 1 5roKY Of PMAKBYS, I 1CMI ROGER .WW TO DO THI5 LlSTeN.OLD PAL.YOU FIXED ME, BUTfiOOP ONLYTMIN& WE HWE IM COMMON IS WE'PE- BOTH MEMBERS OFTMS HUMAM RACE Sre. Ine. T. M. ft. U. . ft "7- WcLL.THANK ; COCDHESS-) ' DUGHT fS HE t ' a AT LAST I BOUGHT A HAT THAT HE NOTICED yl -JO 7-15 'O B AA f?.v "VI I , THERE. 5IR. V. .. -. . A unit badge and a Korean govern ment decoration. The Army spokesman aa.d Hungerford'i wife and three child ren resided at Toledo, Ore., and bia mother, Mrs. Belle Hunger ford, at Tacoma. Hungerford was taken to the Modoc County jail at Alturas to await the arrival of military po licemen. In a telephone interview Envoy Killed, Attach Wounded In Cun Fight LONDON A Dominican diplomat was dead Monday and his adversary in a dinnertime quarrel and gun fight was in a hospital with a stomach wound. The two men, described as for merly "great friends," shot it out Saturday night in the Dominican Consulate, not far from Bucking ham Palace. The dead man was the Domini can embassy's first secretary, Don Luis Bernardino. His wounded op ponent was Capt. Antonio de La Mazas, the embassy air attache. An embassy spokesman said the two men were dining together at the consulate buildine when they became involved in a violant argu ment. The shooting followed. Tiie spokesman said he did not know what caused the dispute. FROM NINE TO FIVE That boy friend of mine gets engaged so I U.v,NY BUSINESS "Did I understand you to just DECORATORS Painting and Paper Honqing. H. E. Woody Wood. Phons J-4u ELECTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 224 H. Main Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 Rldenour Electric. 9 0 6 South Stephens. Phone 3-7303. FLOOR COVERING F4W Floor Covering Sales and l-tallation of all types of tloo' covering. Free Estimate S&H Green Stomps. 325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234 Dumam's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formicc, Tile 566 W. Oak Dial 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid and finished. Carlson, ph. 3 8442. FURS Pearson Fur Repair & Remodeling. 446 S. Pine. Phone 2-1237 PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sutherlin 2182 or Roseburg 9-5104 Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Horris Plumbing & Heating Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Suoplv Co. Phone 3 4461 Hansen's PlumbinQ & Heating, Wins ton. h 9-8705. MISCELLANEOUS SnoWhite Quick Service Laundry Harvard at Bald. Dial 3 8337. Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-3659 SB T.M U.ltH.WI. I As Deserter 1 with The Oakland- Tribune he talked of his career and whv he left Ft. Lewis. "The reason they sent me lo Ft Lewis was to go before the retire ment board because of physical disability. The board said 1 was perfectly OK but 1 wasn't. "After serving IB years in the Army that deal just hit me tne wrong way so I took off. I'm reaay to take what's coming to me. "I dread more than anything fac ing Gen. Dean (deputy command er at the San Francisco Presidio) with whom 1 served in Korea. He's the best." Hungerford said he got shot up in Korea and had accidents at various Army bases, which left him with a bad back and rheuma tic fever. He also said he had domestic troubles. COMPOSER NAMED LOS ANGELES I Composer waiter ristoon, wno won the Pu litzer prize in music in 1948, was one of three persons named as the first recipients of the Hunting ton Hartford Foundation awards. Each will receive a 500 prize and an invitation' to live at, the foundation estate near here for six months, The others are Van Wyck Brooks, author and editor, and George Biddle, painter. By Jo Fischer me so mod! I wish we were could break itl By Hershberqer say corn on the cob? I was ROOFING Aluminum Life time Shingle Co. Oit trlbutor Aluminum Lock Shlnaie. 229 E. Roberts. Ph. 3-5 1 27 REFRIGERATION Commercial Refrigeration DuFresne Electric, 224 Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223. RUGS I CARPETS FiW Floor Covering Sales and installation of all types ol floor coverings. Free Estimates S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out at 9 We give S&H Creen Stomps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jackson Phone 3-8526 DUST OILING FREE ESTIMATES Roseburg Fuel Oil Ser. 343 N. Jackson Ph.3-8153 ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Rial Repair Ra-Roafinf Retail Solos ALUMINITE STORM DOORS Insulation 9j Siding FREE DELIVERY ACME ROOFING $12 W. Oak St. Phone 3-S25S or Phone 3 8658 -' July 13, m4-TI" "'. o- n k f f If ' -rNtA Tilikot SHUCKS GAL, YOU WON-William E. Best, president of the Los Angeles Press Club, wipes away tears from the eyes of Sandra Constance, 18, after she was chosen to represent California in the Miss Universe contest in Long Beach July 15. Death, Destruction Ride VIENNA. Austria UI - Relief supplies for thousands of home less victims of central Europe's worst flood in centuries poured in to stricken Austria and Germany too ay. Holland, hweacn, Switzerland and the Saar were the first to of fer bedding, fowl and clothes to i ( Tl i 1 S I r-1 r f- r Ths new, tubalois, 3-tranststor Zenith "ROYAL-M" Hearing Aid As powerful as some hearing aids at least twice Its size... smaller than many selling for twice its price! Zenith's latest and greatest enoineeririg triumph the tiny but mighty "Royal-M" weighs about the same as a pocket lighter and is hardly larger. Instantly adjustable fingertip tone and volume controls. And just imagine it operates for lf a week, on one tinv hnttervt V I. Come in and see the "Royal-M".. .wear" and compare, on Zenith's 10-day money-back Guarantee. Try it at home, at work, anywhere. Discover for yourself its wonderful clarity .. . convenience. So comfortable you scarcely know you're wearing it! IASr TlME.f AVMfNT PLAN 10-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEI If, in your opinion, any hearing aid out-performs a Zenith in any way, simply return the Zenith within 10 days and your money will be refunded promptly. HEARING v Aw MoktD ol Chapman's Pharmacy 103 N. Jackson NURSING CARE Ambulatory and Bed Patients Supervised by Registered Nurse Kind Ptrsonal Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 2, Ban 581. Rosebarg, Ore. Phone 3-5585 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy, Phaisa 3-5596 CONTRACT WIRING New Houses and Electric Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC After 5 P.M., Phone 3-4884 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jackson St. Day and Night Classes, State Licensed, Approved for Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific North wtil Buiintu School Association Nationol Council and Association of Butintm School Phone 3-7256 On Central Europe Flood thousands of families made home less by the raging Danube and a dozen tributaries. Their five-day ranipage has claimed at least 24 lives on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Countless houses, bridges and industrial plants were dam agedsome beyond repair. inn iM in1 ' AIDS World-FaiMW Ztnlth TV and lorflo Sett Dial 3-4533 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION For an txtra room in attic or basement Mora closet space a new kitchen, Coll . LESLIE E. ROBERTS P,17 S. Pina Phono 3-5292 EXCAVATING SHALE ROCK FOR SALE Road building and rocking. Shovels cats, drag-linos and dump trades for hira, by. hour or contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephene Ph. 3-4049 Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Frames Mill and Moshar Phona 1-3434 '100 f font jf ' ft conduction K . ' acciuory fm v If of moderat f : tS . U BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for ovary nwd, from homes to industries Salet Service Irrigation Systems Mill Pumpt A Specialty Free tstimatas CERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY , 402 W. Oak Phono 2-2636