The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, April 12, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextP (! Canada Confident U.S. Will Buy Natural Gas VANCOUVER, B.C. Wl Cans da is confident the United States Federal Power Commission . wiU approve a plan to pipe natural gas from northern British Colum bia and Alberta into the U.S., Trade Minister CD. Howe said "The feeling in Ottawa is that the plan will go through," Howe said in an interview before leaving by air for a trip to Australia and New Zealand. "I can see no ob stacle that would stop it." Under the plan Westcoast Trans mission Co., a Canadian firm with headquarters in Calgary; would provide Pacific Northwest Pipeline Cora, of Houston, Tex., with 300 million cubic feet of gas a day Video Dancer Answer to Previous Puiile RuTi ACROSS 1 Dancer seen on television, Sheree 6 She has been on television 11 Idolized 13 Deep gorge 14 Withdraw 15 Expunges 16 Worm 17 Snooze 19 Craft 20 Asylum 24 Hinder 27 Geometric plane curve 31 Over 32 States(Fr.) 33 Worries 35 Falsehoods 36 Properties 39 Annual income (Fr.) 40 Bridge holdings 42 Unit of reluctance 45 Cravat 46 Route (ab.) 49 Form a notion 52 Circumstance 55 Dispatcher 56 Puffs up 57 Finished 58 Bowling term DOWN 1 Nostril 2 Poems 3 Decays 4 Three times (comb, form) 5 talent is not limited to dancing 6 Vehicle, .7 Eggs 8 Mona 9 Heavy blow 10 Pause , 12 Depression 13 Drive oft 18 Exist 20 Reiterate 21 Comparative suffix 34 Female saint 22 Drink made (ab.) with malt 37 Penetrate 23 Names 38 Capuchin 24 Cyprinoid fish monkey 25 Greek letters 39 Musical note 26 Civil wrong 41 Surrender 28 Ache 42 Get up 29 Let it stand 43 English 30 Essential being statesman IPUP S.H..W WANX UT RARE AO'ATR all- AM iDVBE TV rrrr f f E I JOrAI P T R l tenS'erTbs sEnE Bis 9 a i n s "" t a T Si sai.e"psT octbT""rea g MeT51 T.H.REEFOl.PB'v,Ej TBEAUAR NAN OJVVJEJ N T N K T N 7 44 Loan 46 Polynesian chestnut 47 Row 48 Otherwise 50 Fruit drink 51 Scatter, as hay 53 Measures of cloth 54 Light knock mi i it is i jnnnnr H p r : W U 1 23 It B g Z8 ft fr 1 1 I I no III . "Mill Pill 1 for distribution in the U.S. Pacific Northwest. . The Houston company is con structing a pipeline from the San Juan Pasin of the U.S. southwes'. to the Pacific Northwest area. The Canadian gas would supplement the American supply. Howe said construction of the Westccast pipeline from northern B.C., to Vancouver and the United States border should start this summer. He predicted use of- natural gas would spark new B.C. industries. Tut., Apr. 12, 1955 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 ACTRESS IN HOSPITAL OXNARD, Calif. W Actress Loretta Young was in St. John's Hospital today suffering from ap pendicitis. However, doctors ex- Eressed doubt that surgery would o necessary and expected her to be in the hospital only a day or two. Tenmile Cub Scouts Report Awards; Ready New Theme By LOUISA COATS Tenmile Cub Pack, lS6 held a regular pack meeting on Thurs day evening. The theme for the meeting was "Knights of Yore." Golden Eagle Den 2 and Apache Den 3 each presented a skit. Receiving awards from the Gold en Eagle Den were: Douglas Cop Hn. denner stripe and Lion badge: Walter Dickover, assistant denner bar and silver arrow: Gary Long, Bobcat and Wolf badge and a gold arrow: Ronald Northcraft. a Bob cat badge. Awards to the cubs of the Apache Den 3 went to Larry Miller, Bobcat badge; Rickie Shai- er, silver arrow; and Jimmy Gur ney, Bear badge. Mrs. J. G. Dickover. den moth er, and Mrs. Don Roth, assistant FUNNY BUSINESS "We'd better pass the place up the kid's doing arith metic problems and we don't want to get Involved!" CAPTAIN EASY TUl. - A. F...- . . ff-rs -i lit r s-w r J?? LU w WBW' THERE 5 WORE AT) Strr n5f iJ? .... l?ri"!. V,u- swin in y um i ucia mv rvis. I HCIK. WPUV JH'f lP CMSB WT 60 W0r? AIL IM INTER'4TED IN IS TH' POUSH I ritJli KLm& FE ftufieuH' ir ins now hold that J WORLP1. THAT AMOliMT Of DOPE MAY m g3 WHILE WE FINISH -oSl wo FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS LETS SfcE TMKEe MtrM PAY IO APIECE FOR A HOTEL SUITE- REMEMBERS HE SHOULD HAVE UIAROEO JU5I t?c cn UP ftlES FWE-- 41 Bia5TC)TWE BELL BOY TO WY THEM The bell-T Tmat CANT DIVIDE J" BY 3 SO HE GIVES EACH MAM A DOLLAR,. Ui IT-C 7U.T OTHER, iz z7 ir COST THF AMD THE BELLHOP ONLY HAS Z,SO WHAr BECAME rf BTwsw'f llllSfr" " i IS IcfcVVHAT gCCOIVeCA I 1111 " YOU ! IPLSB"RrV' HERE jT Tomorrow.' LI'L ABNER w AA.st yftr'X (-TH'MOST -HE PPUTHER DIE THAN HAVE THEM PUSSONALLV, AH THINKSZ vW'JiMfwmrr thins fnp our he's Au7AB&r-jytr thev's a bunch o' S VOKIAWA V ON EARTH, TO Lit A 7ir7Jvl?1?BAKE MTvAaf J': APES BUT AH GOTTA ) :, j0mm s FRIES .IrvU TH'eovsATTH-lA is aunt I'TiJ nFAwiE.'YAK'i'J- future late sons L SfiM ALLEY OOP NU..I I b JLbl IHMI fld OH! WELL, I BP30? YES, I OFTEN SIT LJTwh7 YE5, HE HAS.. Y"- f TOO BAD HE'S URGED ME l...BUT I HAVE THAT YOU IN FOR HIM WHENCOULD ITX'WAY BACK IN OJ MISSED MANY TIMES TO REALLY W3ULD OPERATION HAVE J HE GOES TIME- BE HE'5 SONgN PREHISTORIC Sasatof Wt5NMUG..I5 DROP BY... SO I HAVE LIKED TO RIGHT ? A TRAVELING. j- FISHING j TIMES.' jSESS"!? BLONDIE ( -.OUCAvJTW I I--' - " I I TjJ wGOWNMJPAQLDt- ITWON'TBELONSj- I i LEDoUs and vje think we J VNrLr WE ALLGET J V rfjk lj I I 1 , OUGHT TO VAS r iCcTl V MARRIED J V J3! ,' I X, .CN. - I r k- den mother, report 10 cubs were present at their regular meeting of the Golden Eagle Den on Mon day. They are now working on theme for April whioh is "Cub Scout Forester." Mrs. Sam Shafar, den mother and Mrs. William Burkhart, assis tant den mother, reports Apache Den 3 is working on their Easter gifts. There are nine cubs in the Apaches. , , Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beornstad and 'family of Fresno, Calif., and mjs. ceornsiaa s oroiner ana sis- ter-in-iaw, Mr. ana Mrs. Don rem berton, and family of Roseburg were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Lockwood tt their home in Tenmile. Mrs. June Reynolds of Corvallis is spending several days in Ten- mile visitlne at the home of Mr. and Mm. R. D. Lockwood and Mrs. Alice Pierce. Her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Trevis Reynolds, FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer "j Hi, gals! Surprised to see me back so soon? I always fly so l can get here ahead or the cancellations on my orders, MODEST MAIDENS Tridtmirk Rtfittirfdl V. S. Pitent Offic iif wmmr v miri also of Corvallis brought Mrs.1 Reynolds to Tenmile and are spending several days on the North Umpqua. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Centers and daughters, Cheryl, at their home in Tenmile were Mj-s. Centers brother-in-law, anU sister, Mr. and Mrs. Francis War ner, of Bandon. On Sunday they drove to Grants Pass to spend the day visiting Mrs. Centers' and Mrs. Warner's mother, Mrs. Nor ma Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Shoemak er of Dallas spent the weekend at the home of Mrs. Shoemaker's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lockwood, and fam ily in Tenmile. New Residents Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lockwood ar.d son, Jimmy, have moved to Tenmile from Roseburg and are now livin? on the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Keith Christopherson. Lockwood is em ployed witih his father in the log ging industry. Mr. and Mrs. Dewev Chamblen had as their guests Saturday aft ernoon and evening his ron-fn-law and daughter, Mr. and I s. Bob htetiins. of Medford. Mr. : a Mrs Ptoffirts are business manners for the Coker Family Orchestra, which olayed at the Melody Moun tain Barn on Saturday nljht. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Chamblen had as dinner guests Saturday eve ning, their son and daughter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Nuntm, and family, and Mrs. Chamblen's father, Herbert Whitney. In the evening they all attended the dance at the Melody Mountain Barn. Mrs. Walter Robblns Is leaving for Los An?cles on Friday where fhe will spend a month visiting friends. Purged Leaders Tools . Of U.S., Red China Says TOKYO Peiping radio today broadcast an article by People's Daily hinting that two purged leaders of the Chinese Communist party were the tools of "American Imperialism." The official party newspaper said Kao Kan? and Jao Shu-stiih plot ted to seize power and added that enemies of the Communist state try "their utmost to use the most unstable and least reliable ele ments in the party." Peiping has reported that Kao, boss of the five-year plan, "com mitted suicide." Jao, secretary of the party in east China, is expect ed to be tried. Jao may be under suspicion because he once visited the United States. He is said to have studied at an American university. EASTER ON HORSEBACK LOS ANGELES Wl It was Easter services on horseback for 35 members of the Church on Horseback. The horses snorted gay Easter bonnets as the equestrians sang hymns Sunday and heard a ser mon by the Rev. Joseph Harris. 75, retired Methodist minister of Burbank. The worshipers, clad in jeans, cowboy hats and boots, meet the first ard third Sundays of each month at a corral and riding field. Pinup Painter Picks Composite Beauty Model LOS ANGELES LB- Alberto Var gas, who has been painting pinup girls for 39 years and has used 2,000 of the country's most beauti ful girls as models, was asked tn name the most beautiful woman he ever painted. "I think of Defection in terms of a composite of three of my more receni moaeis, ne saiq in an interview. "For face and torso I'd select Rhondo Fleming; for busitllne, Anita Eckberg, and for legs and thighs, Barbara Britton." All are movie ctrese. ' , JfCfeuALITY CftDH, EXPERTS PPJ 1 AT THAT 4 LINE ARE J "Now, don't rush me! After ail, I didn't know you were coming1" VAN DINE Phono 735 MEAT CO. Myrtle Creek Wholesale Meats and Provisions boomer JQrand Custom SLAUGHTERING CUTTING WRAPPING CURING SMOKING Only State Inspected Plant in Douglas County; Establishment No. A28 ' " ' Fancy Grain Fed Beef Available At All Times RaDiO SERviCinG Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Cass. Radio & Appliance Repair Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N. Jackson. OR 2-2457. PLUMBING Kelley Tile. OR 3-6793 CERAMIC TIU Free Estimates. ELECTRICIANS Du Fresno Electric. 304 N. Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223 Main K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6th, Hurlburt's Plumbing. 3244, Sutherlin. Any type. Ph. Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 805 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph. 9-8705 Wm. A. Mardorf, 630 Winchester Plumbing, OR 3-8732 LAUNDRY S & H GREEN STAMPS Each Bundle Wished Separate SNO-WHITE-Qulek Service Harvard or Boll OR 3-8337 CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy. ORchard 3-S596 DECORATORS Pointing and paper hanging H. "Woody" Wood, ph. 3-4240. ROOFING Aluminum Life-time Shlngla Co Dis tributor Aluminum Lock Shingle. 229 E. Roberts Ph. 3-5127 ACME ROOFING COMPANY Under New Management Alt types Rooting and Siding Free Estimates F.H.A. Loans OR 3-825S er OR 3-86SS C. B. Sloan L. C. Noiby FLOOR COVERING Durnom's Floor Covering Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, Tile 566 W. Ook Dial 3-6123 PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, out at 9 We give S&H Green Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. 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