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436 Drivers Lose Licenses In February Traffic law violations cost 436 Oregon motorists their licenses to drive last month. Secretary of State Newbry's office has report ed. -Licenses suspension followed court convictions for serious traf fic offenses in 333 cases, including drunk driving, 'hit and run and driving on a previously suspended or revoked license. Conviction on these charges makes suspension mandatory under Oregon law. An additional 96 drivers were suspended by. discretionary action of the department, 58 of whom were grounded for failure to report accidents. Thirteen drivers with records of repeated accidents or traffic convictions also received suspensions during the month. Nation's Business Continues Upbeat During Past Week Musician Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS Musician, E. . 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Z5lZBf IS . 2. t 5f a TO snap" U e c? ejo s been bTta 17 Manifest 19 Drunkard 20 Advance showing 1 22 Handle 25 Youth -6 Mine entrance 130 How "31 Painful 32 Land measure 33 Implement 34 Observed 35 Legal point 38 Sea eagle 39 Handled 42 Friend (Fr.) 45 Bury 46 Mineral rock 49 Vegetable SI Expunged S3 Characteristics 64 Give 55 Dispatches 56 More uncommon DOWN Mall 2 Mountain (comb, form) 3 Require 4 Greek letter 6 Part of machinery 22 Indonesians ot Mindanao 23 Refined 24 Withered 27 Portal 28 Press 29 Distant 43 Female horse (Comb, form) 44 Persia 35 Leases 36 Dine 37 Charger 40 Tumults 41 Mistake 42 Deeds 46Eskert 47 Plexus 48 German river 50 Disencumber 52 Collection of sayings . i z 3 s FTF7F r--h it L-LJ-r- f J-LJ 39 W T II f&fi H"'!ife f7 f& 55 so 5T " s 1 '-S I I I I I I I 8 m?w vnnir IX Ttiln iin.ro definitely on the upbeat this week in key areas of the nation's busi ness. Here's where you could spot the most impressive gains: rnnmnuti anenrttnff it mull. 4 to 6 per cent higher than a year ago. ' ' Automobile production, signifi cantly higher than the week before Contracts awarded for heavy construction jobs, 58 per cent ahead of the year-ago rate. Production and refining of crude Oil highest ever recorded. Brisk demand for unfinished steel indicated, a renewal of in- consumers. Output of the nation's steel mills nit 80 per cent 01 ca pacity for the second week In a row. Prices ot iron ore.movea up. With practically au me import ant business Indicator! pointing higher, tne Dig question was; long would it last Attention focussed on two main props auto, output and home huildine. . . . . Tt . nkvlAtia- that outo TirO- ductlon roaring along at a rat a! maaiw a million cars a vear eventually would -slacken. Harlow n. uuruce, preoiuouv u -Motors, upped an earlier forecast ..J AAitA Ihft- industry WOUld build and sell TVi million cart in the United States this year, some 1 1 i i t ,.. MtlmlitU cauea nis ugure oycrij wyini4wv. rne nome ouuuiag owm, its huse navroll and its tremen dous consumption "of materials, came in for close scrutiny in tne March letter of the National City Bank of New York. -' The bank pointed out that new homes built in the three years ended last April (roughly 3,300, 000) outnumbered new families formed in that period by about three-to-two. It also warned that funds available for Investment In mortgages are no longer as plenti ful as they were a few months back. As ot now, said the bank, de- FUNNY BUSINESS VP, mand for housing is being sus tained by such factors as the de sire of many families for larger homes, and migration of city peo ple to the suburbs trends which are highly vulnerable to economic change. Briefly over the business scene: The Senate Finance Committee Tuet., Mar. 8, 195S The News-Review, Roteburg, Ore. 7 Ike To Withhold Names Of Stag Dinner Guests FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer ills wlv WASHINGTON ( The guest list of President Eisenhower's White House stag dinners no long er are open to newsmen. This switch in policy was dis eased here by press secretary Jajnes C. Hagerty, who said he made the decision, tie declined to explain why. The President has been nost at a number ot men-omy dinners since shortly after he entered the It isn't our fault we're late, Mr. Wump. We came to work in a cab and had to stop at a loan office before we couia '; 1 pay the driver. MODEST MAIDENS MnitWMiaShMOSaw White House. Until recently, the names of the IS or 20 guests had been gived to newsmen a tow hours before each dinner. i ' 14 IN POLITICS Carol Ludlng ton, 25, la Michigan's latest ad dition to the political world. Originally a New York farm girl, the five-foot-three, haiel yed blonde will direct the Michigan Democratic Central Committee's spring election 'campaign for state educational offices and justices of the state's Supreme Court. DOUBLES &H GREEN STAMPS i - Special Double S&H Green Stamps for cosh purchases made during Douglas Co. Value Day March 9th. Ashcraff Jewelers 106 S. Jackson R0SEBURG TRANSFER & STORACE CO. Dial 3-5311 321 W. Oak killed Democratic proposals for $20-per-person cut in Income taxes . . . Boeing Airplane Co. ;ot a 460-million dollar Air Force con tract for jet-propelled "tanker" planes. They'll refuel high-flying bombers and fighters . . , Schering Corp. introduced a new drug, me ticorten, for use in treatment of arthritis. no.l specialist in long-distance moving ! PpTmlZJ ALLIED nms.M. mil imwti.m inw tn n Shop at Your Local Independent Drugstore a Chapman's Pharmacy 9 P. M. Nelson & Pyte Woodworking Co. I "Smile, chum! 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Jeckton et Ook St. FRIE ESTIMATES COMPUTE PLAN SERVICES ' Black Hawk Paper ' ROOFING New Roofing and Repair Work Let me give you a free est i mote All work guaranteed W. E. DAUM Local Agent, -. risher Thurten Point Co., of Portland PHONE ORchard 2-1571 EXCAVATING . SHALE ROCK FOR 5ALI Reed building and racking. ShovoU, cars, eref-l!n ana aump rrmimm far hire, by hear er contract. C. P. TALLON 2341 N. Stephens OR 3-4040 IT YOURSELF INSTALL YOUR OWN TV ANTENNA We cn eupplr . Chtnntl S StlS Antenna . M..t. All MiiriiU ' . Ld In Wlro Frot Coniulutlona MOTOROLA I WESTINGHOUSE TV Trowbridge Electric 114 N. Jackson ORehord 1-5521 DO W7 $10 PER MONTH Come In and Ask About Our Rental Purchase Plan. 0TT & RICKETTS X 101 W. Cost St., OR 3-3202 ntt Mr mwH 101 Wul Can St . Rolttiurl, Ore. PLRASE firND M COMPLKT RENTAL DETAILS IAddrtM - I City Phone Roseburg School of Business 114 North Jeckson St. Doy and Night Classee, . Sret Licensed. Approved for Veterans. MEMBER: Pacific Northwest Business School Asseelotioa Nationol Council and Association et Business Schools A "Speedwrttins School!' ORchard 3-7254
