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1 i WITHDRAW TROOPS NEW DELHI The last Indian troops guarding trade routes in side Tibet have been withdrawn in compliance with a new Indian Chinese agreement on Tibet, the Indian government radio said. Chinese troops will take 6vcr the resDonsibility ol protecting traders from bandit attacks. New York Port Back To Normal NEW YORK on-Normal water front activities resumed Thursday In the port of New York as firt work gangs returned to the piers after the paralyzing two-day strike of 25,000 longshoremen. ' Several of the great transatlin- Office Affairs Answer to Previous Puzzle ACHOB8 1 Used to sign letters 4 Office manager 8 Sometimes makes office workers late 12 Exist, 13 Askew 14 Sea eagle IS Business DOWN IGo 0 2 Great Lake 3 Without courage 4 Scottish child 5 Leer 1 Rarely 7 Place 8 Staers Russian lake 27 Cloths 10 To the inside 28 Famous A u C? A P A 6 T JE jS T A R E S fs M g A g 9 PRMTt 5 EHZiEj-iII E'T'E QQA X"1 As . ii it l brn E,T"r'r"'AKON 1 ant e""""'"r-1- 1ra i u Xi-TstFw TT R A H 3 E eRA T A 9 E t E gW A tor io ta i UTo R r!E5. IeIpI a (AS PAR EJ tic liners, including the America and Maiiretania, were in port and required hundreds of workers. Piles of cargo heaped on shipless docks elsewhere along the north river front gave employment to other gangs. The 48-hour strike was the sec ond to hit the world's businest port within six months. The International Longshore men's Assn. won its demand for immediate wage retroactivity but in turn agreed to a 45-day-no-strike pledge pending contract negotiations . with the employers, represented by , one New York Shipping Assn. 11 Bird's home letters usually 19 Correct I typing error 23 Sager 24 Blood 25 Fruit drinks It Misuses 18 Parted 20 Apportion 21 Variant of 14 Auction, 22 Possesses; 24 Festive 26 Hit (var.) 27 Cut's cry '.j Soviet city 32 Legislative body 14 Seal again 35 He works in a newspaper office 36 Worm 37 Beloved 39 Heredity unit ,40 Main point 41 Through . 42 Discredits 45 Fox 1 49 Enter 51 Malt beverage 52 Poker stake 63 Successful performances 54 Falsehood ; 54 Blow e bora 56 Individuals !57 Sorry 42 Petty office quarrel English school 43 Soft fabric 29 Lived . 44 Preposition 31 Cruelty 46 Feminine enioyer suffix 33 Alrican river 47 Pen name of 38 Reach 40 Salute 41 Urge Charles Lamb 48 Marsh grass 50 Greek letter I Z 13 I It K ib 17 I ID 19 110 III tr- e -ir: E r pa r Wrr STT par ppn la W sr- jf-MEr- orpr ir " irpr 5 55 5j - 5 5 51 lilt II II I I t SUPPLIES PILI UP LONDON ufl Precious food supplies and valuable dollar-earning exports piled up on ships and on London's sprawling piers Wednesday as striking dockmen slowly brought the vast port to a standstill. The strikers planned a mammoth parade along the water front to air their grievances on overtime and working conditions. With but slight warning, the ILA pulled dockers off the piers at midnight Monday, . insisting the employers grant an eight-cent-an-hour pay raise retroactive to Oct. 1, 1953, before anything was done about a new contract. The old pact expired on the 1953 date. MODEST MAIDENS . Tntauk WM V. S Mat OOa A.V ALA.M- "Well, Phyllis, opart from being lick to death of everything and everybody, how ore you?" CAPTAIN EASY I f BALDWIN'S PEKTH WA6 Y NOi I -T6U. 1 1 rlttMi PROBABLY WT AMD LATER, WHEMY Y0VR& THE JY t'Stlliil.i 1 MO ACCIP6NT, POTTER'. YOU ) WOl I OIPkl'T OR YOU'D HAV6 D6&-Y0U LEARNED AROUTt ROTH H0",B CAM.W CKKtC- "1 'had to silence Him after he evem kmow trocep it.tooi then you were pm-Iguessims! ins ths pact this lit M t( LEaRNBO THRU THIS LETTER THAT ABOUT THAT HE MOSTMB MCU5EP PERKTE TO FIWP Ml CWI'T A'J-f, A WqU Hf LETTER! VU WITH0UT TEU i& SAVg THB LWVERWWTO THE ISIMIO! FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS t-HMSSSMS I ! 1 That ioiotic mad bokmas tSONE BERSERK I'VE HAW lb U9TEM TO THE SAMC PIECC OVER AND OVER ! iTS - HlV i; '"'('L'wa T rM'T DlSttOM. NECT THE BEASTLY THING ---AND THE REPAIR MAN CANT Get mere for , ANOTHER HOUR.' LI'L ABNER yfM i" " S-SOMETHIN' PEE-KOOLr " I c,n) - ' 1 " i g 1 i"' 1" I ''tt' "J" HmHy I Kill A &!iiyii : Mt f pili ALLEY OOP fis 1 I...AN0 WHILE I HAVENT THEl I I MEN ...GIVE HIM V KXO IT, BCY5..I I THEN YOU'VE MY PSAR, V. r4'JNNEHILre7SNUEAST DOUBT I COULD SWORP AND IF I WANTED NO WISH TO ITS JUST THAT W DEAR, YOU MUSH EASILY BEND YOU TO ( BAH! SHIELD JUMP. ) YOUR WEAfON5 PURSUE THI5 10 PREFER TO V 11 UNDERSTAND I AM W WILL.THE VERV V J yCu HCJISH IT0 ASK FOR OOURTlP CHOOSE MYOW BLONDIE 'IIIIIV WHAT A DELIGHTFUL, ( HAUNTING OOOR--IT REMINDS ME OF I EXOTIC DANCING GIRLS t Vand TEMPLE BELLS SOT. LANGUOROUS NIGHTS-) FAR-AWAY LANDS t I OVE ROMANCE. A BEAUTIFUL WCMF.N.) , ECSTASY i 1 I IIA BUMSTeAO-l'l1' I IVEH-.MY WIFE POURED SOME 1 f IS THAT VOU (OF HER BEST PERFUME IN My I I THAT SMELLS J I PIPE 'CAUSE IT SMELLEP T It! il-fii' s J - , " - V a Fri., Oct. 8, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 1 Central Direction Need Being Studied By Clergy TORONTO ( Representatives of the United Lutheran Church iu America met Wednesday to decine whether their church needs moit central direction. That was the key and histori- caTly controversial question fore the denomination's eight - d ly 19th biennial convention. ; As 867 clerical and lay delegates from the United States and Ca nada gathered for the opening ses sion, one churchman phrased the problem this way "It's t matter of whether we're going to be a church or tn as sociation." Up for consideration by the con vention was a sweeping series of recommendations, worked out by a two-year study commissio-t, which would unify and standardise a wide range of church functions. The denomination, with 2,150,000 members, is Americans largest Lutheran body. m "JCi'Ji&itSWUt CASUAL FAVORITES Topered trousers and Bermuda shorts are the favorites this year of both college and busi ness girls. These are of lightweight corduroy that's hand iMNY BUSINESS By Hershberqef "The town has been without crime for so long that the unv exercise; itibii noicii b ui.,b -j COMING SOON... IF YOUR PAPER HAS NOT ARRIVED BY 6:15 P. M DIAL 2-2631 . KEEL MOTOR COMPANY UA N. JACKSON PH. 3-7422 Horgis Electric Co., I e- KOdlO 4 Appliance repair. Pointinj ond Paper Hanqing. H. E. Woody wooa.. i-nono CS.W Flnor Coverlna Sales ond l"tallatlon ot oil types ot floor coverino. Free Estimate S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens rn. j-qj RADIO SERVICING DECORATORS Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash and Frames Milt an Mnhtr Miens 1-1434 ELECTRICIANS . Du Fresne'Eirctric. 224 N. Maln ' WW,fJ,t fMf'Jy I Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223. ; I ' Jr 1 1 FLOOR COVERING Dumam't Floor Covering earners. Linoleum. Formica, file S66 W Oak D'al 3-6123 FLOOR SANDING Floors laid ond finished. Carlson, ph. 3-8442. DOUCLAS DURACLEANINC Phone 9-521 1 PLUMBING Hurlburt's Plumbing. Dial Sutherlln 2182 or Roseburg v-3iu 1 Mer--roocn riuriuiny j 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 j Hnrrlt Plumbina & Heating Cc. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8)73 Cotn Supply Co. Phone 3-446) Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. h 9-8705 MISCIM.ANEOUS Fuller Brush Co. Ph. 3-7341 RUGS CARPETS F&W Floor Covering Sales ond Installation o all tvcei of floor coverings Free Estimates S&H Green Stamps. 325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234. Sawdust Blower Service Quick service. Ne dust before and afterwards. No shoveling we put it where you want If. Guy & Francis Gill Fuel Formerly Claude Willey Fuel Ca. 102 t. Douglas Ph. 2-1524 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5. out at 9 We give S&H Green Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 10S S. Jackson Phono J-852 BERKELEY PUMPS A pump for every need, tram hamae re industries. Sales v Service Irrigation Systems Mir! Pumps A Specialty Free f .timolol CERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY 402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636 TAXIDERMYTANNING We tan elk, dear, and beef hidea fw Jackets, coats and moccasins . . . aha for harness leather. Ilk and aM kinds at animal skins far ntfs. Lonjenborj'i Leather I Fur Rues 2915 Harvard Wastsida LAUNDRY S&H. GREEN STAMPS fach Bundle Washed Separate SNO-WHITE-Quielc Service Harvard at Boll Ph. 1-8117 CONTRACT WIRING New Houses and Electric Heat BOB'S ELECTRIC After 5 P.M., Phone 1-4884 ROOFINOj Aluminum Life time Shingle Co. Dis tributor Aluminum Lock Shingle. 229 E. Roberts. Ph. 3-5127 DIAMOND SHALE EXCAVATING Shale, Crushed Rock Dillard Top Soil Cat Work . . .Leveling Lots Build and Rock Logging Roads DIAL 3-3731 Roseburg School of Business 134 North Jockian St. Do and Night Classes, State Licensed, Approved for Veterans. MEMBER: ' Pacific Northwest Business School Association Notional Council and Association ef Business Schools A "Spcedivriting School" Phone 3-7256 Blue Printing Photo Finishing In at 10, out at S MASTER STUDIO 111 W. Cass Ph. Mll CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. en N. Umpqee Hwy. Phono 1-559 NURSING CARE Ambutafary and Bed Patients Supervised by Registered Nursa Kind Personal Attention. RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM Rt. 1. Bex S81, Roseburo, Or Phono 1-SS8S EXCAVATING ' . SHALI ROCK FOR SALI Read buildinf and rockinf. Share's, cats, dreg-lints and duma tnraka far hire, by hear ar contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stes-hens Ph. 1-4040 $10. PER MONTH Come In and Ask About Our Rental Purchase Plan. 0TT & RICKETTS ?Toi 101 W. Cass St. Dial 3-3202 PLUMBING 24 HOUR SERVICE Installations ond oil types of re pair work. Free Estimates. K. C. PLUMBING t HEATING Phone 3-3509, Oftice Address 2-1462 1030 E. 6lh St. Don't Overlook This News Item New odded equipment ' hos been Installed In Our plant for those that need folding done. Cardboard, paper, as small as about 2"x3" to I9"x24". Circular letters, en velope stuffs. Church Bulletins, etc. 1 Low Price Fast Service Coll 3-8591 er coma in. M-M Printers & Lithographers 504 N. Jackson, Roseburf. SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY Savt Monty on - fU U5E I L3 Conventional Mortog II t I f. nsaenmes I'fcjnSklf CUSTOM jfe. ORYINO 916 Cobb Ph. 2-9123 Tum last at the Oriental Cafe (Sa. Stephens h Rica its. I ana black then turn right.
