Response Favors
WASHINGTON I President
Eisenhower's proposal to raise the
nationwide minimum wage from 75
to 90 cents an hour had a generally
good reception in Congress Friday
but some senators were chary
about a companion recommenda
tion to include more workers.
Eisenhower's renewed request
for changes in 'the Taft-Hartley
Law to advance its "basic objec
tives" did not appear to have
much- more practical chance of
achievement than last year, when
Congress rejected his revision bill.
Sen. Clements (D-Ky), the assist
ant Democratic floor leader, said
the new Democratic Congress "will
raise the minimum wage." He de
clined to forecast how much. :
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"Harty won't tat anything but home cooked meals. Wt tat
here ntost every eveningl": .
CAPTAIN EASY
LI L ABNER
THE Ife'J YEAR-OLD
CHAMP IS READV TO
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I WASH...WITH UTTLS TIME J I OOWM HERB, EITHER. SAT NEXT TO THAT J TO N6W YORK FOR ADOPTlOUi I
I NWCMt rn cti 1 WOMAN WITH TWO BABIES, AND THE V BUT 1 COULDN'T HELP FEELINd 1
, I I 16 OUTSIPE. . - 1 1 CRIEP IA0&T 0 THE TIME 1 r""" THEY WERE HUNGRY OR &ICKW
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Ike's Minimum Wage Proposal
Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ),
utgoing chairman of the Senate
vnbor Committee which will handle
he legislation, included the BO-ceat
Jsure in a bill he introduced, and
said he would fight to have ii en
acted: That would be a 20 per cent
most over the present minimum,
fixed in liM?. .
Sen. Hill (D-AlaV prospective
new chairman of the committee,
indicated a lower figure might be
more acceptable, although a num
ber of other Democrats have called
for $1 or more. Hill said be would
have no objection to a boost equal
to the rise in the cost of living
since IMS about 13 per cent.
The IS cent hourly increase rec
ommended by, Eisenhower would
MAIDENS
I OWT GET MJCH
DOWW HERB, EITHER. 5AT NEXT TO THAT,
WOfAAN WITH I
T tW&TO1 THE; TIME'.
AH IS 15 V'ARS "1 f YCXJS. "T
WAL.-cW-ANYWAY, AH IS A
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FIGHT FO MAM M K CHILD'.' v
MAH THIRD-GRADE REPORT
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give an automatic wage boost to an
estimated 1,300,000 workers, most
of them in the South. Some south
erners appeared unfriendly to the
whole idea of an increase, partly
on the ground it would Indirectly
affect' farm labor, costs. Outside
the South, what criticism there
i was centered on the fact the Presi
dent didn t request an even higher
minimum. 1
AFL President George Meany
called the 90-cent figure "puny."
CIO officials also termed it inade
quate. COMPANY PROMOTION .
Clyde T. Carson has been pro
moted to the office of purchasing
agent for the Martin Bros. Box
Co., Oakland, company officials
announced this week. Carson, for
merly of Cincinnati, has been
with the company here for about
four years. He had been' in the
purchasing department prior to his
appointment.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
I discovered if you stick an old T-bone in the center of a
hamburger, Hysteria, it looks much more expensive.
OKI TK6 PLIGHT
SMD SHE
TO MSW YORK
WO BABIES, ANP THEy
BUT I COULDN'T HELP FEELINS
THEY WERE
WELL, I'LL
HE'S ELIGIBLE
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YOO WILLING
TO TAKE HIM
IT GOT MAH AGE
IT SEE?-
ON, WILDCAT
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JONES?
...NOWI06ErUN
THE VIEW SCREEN
SO'S I CAN 5EEHCW
HE MAKES OUT WITH
THE PROJECTOR!
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Two Moscowi Included
As Russian Off-Limits
MOSCOW, Mich, iti The Mus
covites here nave mixed reactions
on the government's decision to
close their frontiers to Russians.
Moscow, Mich., is in one of 37
counties in Michigan included In
a nauonwiae arc ciuseu 10 travel
by Soviet citizens in this country.
The State Department announc
ed the move yesterday as a retalia
tory measure against Moscow
Moscow. Russia.
Another American Moscow in
Idaho also was declared out of
bounds for the Russians. But they
are tree to travel in sun another
Moscow, Ohio.
Michigan's Moscow which
doesn't even have a family of Rus
sian ancestry is in Hillsdale
County. It has 200-plus residents
ana a tavern turned antique
shop built in 1827. The Muscovites
say it is one of the oldest taverns
in Michigan.
Denmark is about half the size
of Indiana.
By Joe Fischer
WAS T4.K.NG 'EfA
ADOPTION?
mtM YOU
KNOW WHERE
FOR ADOPTlOUi
HUNGRY OR SICK!
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IT BEATS ALL s ' -
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Sharp Eye Being
NEW YORK (-WU itreet ex
perts aad mny an average nil
jeo planned to keep a sharp eye
on the stock market today, hopeful
that after two days of severe sell
ing a recovery movement will take
place.
A rally was under way at the
close yesteiday after the market
had been pounded by two waves
of selling that clipped- $3 to $5
FUNNY BUSINESS
V I pi USED , CARS V ,
TT 30 J T. M. tt K.tlW.OII."' fc rriiBr-f:g
"There's exceptionally low mileage on this oneit was ;
owned by a. young man who had a lot of date, and ,
. h. parked a lot!"
Swiss Yodel
across .
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Switzerland
6 This1 country
6 Average
7 Age
8 Handle
9 Sharp
10 Steamers
contains many
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11 Oleic acid ester 1STootn(d
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4 Knocker jg Expire
15 Expunger 20 Freshwter
16 Abstract being flsn
17 Mountain on 21 Entomology
Crete
(ab.)
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20 Wishes for
24 Fortification
27 Veneratea
31 Vigilant
32 Fall in drops
33 Jargon
22 And (Fr.)
23 Unruffled
24 Contest of
speed
25 Notes In
Guido's scale
26 Low haunts
34 Food from the'
heavens '
35 Perfume
39 Pilot
40 Free
42 Blackbird
45 Its a are
the most
',,jti Imposing
.mountains in
,, the world
46 French plural
article . .. .
49Keep
52 Form a notion
55 Turns aside
56 Transgressor
57 Farm
buildings
58 Equals
DOWN
1 Perforate
2 Enthusiastic
ardor
3 Corded fabrics
4 Short sleep'
5 Summer (Fr.)
PATRONIZE
Business Men's Telephone Exchange.
Telephone onswerinq and solicit
ing. Ph. 9-8760.
RADIO SERVICING
Hargls Electric Co., 112 H Co.
Radio & Appliance Renoir.
ELECTRICIANS
Do Fresne Electric. 304 N. Main
Dial 3-53b8 3-3223.
FLOOR SANDING
Floors loid ond tinithed. Corlwn.
Oh. 3-8442.
PLUMBING
Hurlburl's Plumbing. Any type. Ph.
3244, Sutherlin.
Kltr-Crooch Plumbing Co.
230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377
Harris Plumbing & Heating Cc.
805 Sooth Stephens Phone 3-8173
Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461
Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins
ton. n 9 8705
RUGS t CARPETS
F4W Floor Covering
Sales and instollatlon ot oil types ot
floor coverings.
Free Estimates S&H Green Stomps
325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234.
ROOFINO
Aluminum Life time Shingle Co. Ois
trirxifor Aluminum Lock Shingle.
' 229 E Roberts Ph 3 5127
ROOM AND BOARD
Jo Ann's Boord:ng House. Ph.
3-7947. Old Highwoy 99 South.
"ANSWERING SERVICE FLOOR COVtRINU
Kept On Market
from the quotations of higher
priced issues.
Volume piled np so fast that the
day's total 5,300.000 shares was
the greatest .since Sept. 5, 1939,
when war broke out in Euroge.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks declined $1,60 ts $150.80.
As measured by the average, tha
total value of all securities on the
New .York Exchange declined an
estimated $1,600,000,000.
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29 Excavation
30 Mast
34 Manuscripts
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36 Symbol for
43 Russian river
44 Roman road
46 Narrow way '
47 Eternity (ab.)
4$ Weights of .
Tnrtia
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37 Social groups' tree
38 Long fish 51 Possessive
41 Sacred bull of pronoun -
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NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS
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F&W Floor Covering
Sales and l-tallatlon ot oil types ot
floor covering.
Free Esfimote S&H Green Stomps
325-327 S. Stephens Ph. 3-6234
Durnam's Floor Covering
Carpets, Linoleum, Formicc, file
566 W Oak Dial 3-6123
EXCAVATING
SHALE ROCK FOR SALE
Read building end rocking. Shovels,
cats, drag-lines end dump trucks
tor hire, by Hour or contract.
C. P. TALLON "
314) N. Stephens Ph. 3-4040
NURSING CARE
Ambulatory and Bed Patients
Supervised by
Registered Nurse
Kind Personal Attention.
RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM
Rt. Z, Bos S81, Roseburg, Ore.
Phone 3-3585 .
Roseburg School
of Business
134 North Jackson St.
Day end Night Classes, .
State Licensed, Approved ,
for Vetorans.
MEMBER:
Pacific Northwest Business
School Association
Notional Council and
Association of Business SchooW
A "SpecdivntitiQ School"
Phone 3-7256
Sat., Jan. 8, 1955 Tha
Drain Doctor
By MAUD I DEAVER
Dr. Edwin A, Mickel was back
in his office Monday morning. Or.
Mickel was hospitalized Christmas
Day due to injuries received in a
car accident.
Mrs. Appltgste Returns :'
, Mrs. Evelyn Applcgate return
ed home Sunday following a two
week visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Chad
Sparks in Eugene.
Mrs. Madge Cooke who has been
ill at, her home .in south Drain is
now much improved. Her niece
and Nephew, the Earl Brants of
Yoncalla,. who have been caring
for her have returned home. .
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Sleinnvueller in Sunnydale wai the
scene of a large family gathering
during the holidays. .Present were
their-son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. Carl Huebner, Port Or
chard, .Wash.; Miss . Ruth Stein
mueller, a niece, from Pendleton;
their grandson and-family, . Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Huebner and chil
dren, Sutherlin; and two grand
daughters and their families Mr.
and Mrs. Val Finley and son, Med
ford, and Mr. and Mrs.: Ted Brown
of : Eugene. -. i i i . '. i . . . j
Students Go To School .
Students , returning to school aft
er having spent a two week vaca.
United ' Steel Workers
Decide To End Walkout
. PHTSBURGH, Calif. Wl CIO
United Steel yorkers early Friday
decided to end their walkout
against the big U. S. Steel plant
here and to negotiate their griev
ances over seniority.
They had started a strike Tues
day night, forcing the nlant to
shutdown Wednesday anu Thurs
day. The company had refused to
negotiate unless the more than
3,500 workers returned to their
jobs. .
VAII Should Know
T UU This Mon
HIS NAME IS
Don Forbes
He May hold the key
i ' " to your
FUTURE FINANCIAL
SUCCESS
Call or Write
DON FORBES
Representing Sun Life '
of Canada. '
Douglas County. v Stote
Bank Building
Roseburg, Ore. '
Phone 3-8184
CHSffillfiD
24 HOUR SERVICE
Installations and all types ol re
pair work. Free Estimates.
K. C. PLUMBING t HEATING .
Phone 3-3509 Office Address
2-1462 1030 E. 6th St.
Building Construction
Remodeling--Additlont--Repoir
LESLIE E. ROBERTS
Phone 3-5292817 S. Pine St.
PHOTO FINISHING
in at 5, out at 9
Wo give S&H Creen Stamps
CLARK'S STUDIO
10S 5. Jackson Phone 3-SS26
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash and Frames
Milt end Masher Phone S-3434
LAUNDRY
S&H GREEN STAMPS
Each Bundle Washed Separate
SNO-WHITE-Qtiiek Service
Harvard at Bolt Ph. 1-1337
Nawi - Revlew, Roieburg, Ore 9
Back At Work
tion at their homes included Jun
Donnelly,' Jerry Lewis, Jerry Hen-.
Uerson, Jerry Martin. Arlen Swear
ingen, Robert Cellers, Vanda Ksn
dall, LjUian Bcebe and Shermauic
Chapman, all of the University of
Oregon; Wayne Demeritt, Oregon
State; Jim Whipple and Jack Wea
rer, . Linfield: Jim Witzel, Jun.'or
College of Van Nuvs, CaUf.; Ricky
Scott and Janice Duncan, St, Hel
ens Hall, Portland.
Miss - Patricia ,TuthiU and John 1
Lyons,- seniors at -Oregon State,
were guests of Wayne DeMeritt
during the holidays.
. Mervwin Howard of Sisters is
visiting at the Mel Ross home..
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kirk Jr.
and daughter are visiting in Dram
with Mrs. Kirk's., mother, .Mrs.
Jeanne Rice and aunt, Mrs. Mil
dred Boling. Kirk ia just back from
the service, i ," ' . v j,
OPEN
Rich-Maid
Ice Cream
t , ,, :. - - ' '
" 420 South' Stephen!
For high quality of
workmamhip and
low cost of repair
see us for
' 1. Body and Fender
. Straightening '
2. Painttni and reflnlihlni '
3. Siet seven end fleer -,
mars
4. Glow replactment
5. Motor reconditioning
. Wheel Aliinmint
7. Motor tuning
S. Brokts v
9. Headlight adultmtnt
10. Lubrication
11. Wheel Packs V..
.12. Steering reconditioning :
Eitimatet gladly given on
labor and parti.. AH repair
orkr firlly 'gaatanteed.
"TRADE" WITH
KEEL AND SAVE"
KEEL
MOTOR CO.
Phone 3-7422
443 N. Jackson
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
1 Mil E. on N. Umpquo Hwy.
Phono J-5S96
PAINTING
Interior Exterior
Professional color planning
and decorating advice.
Exact color marchings ond
designing o specialty.
,7 " 2-2373
Marvin Langenberg
2965 Oriole Drive
BERKELEY PUMPS
A pum ter every need, from domes
te industries.
jales service
Irrigation Systems
Mir! Pumps A Spe'ielty
tree Climates
GERRETSEN BUILDING
SUPPLY
402 W. Oak Phone 2-2636
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