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At Homt Mrs. Helen Wood, employe at Miller's stores, was un able to be at her work this past week. RtlitWcs To Visit Expected to arrive today or a weekend vis it at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rolfsness are her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Rueck and children, of Portland. Seventh President ACROSS 6 Travels 1 Seventh 7 Bordered President, Fruit drink Jackson 9 Century (ab.) 7 His wife was 10 Detest Jackson 11 Famous 13 Cylindrical English school 14 Form a notion12 Irsh ea gods 15 Surgical saw 19 Follower 1 Counselor 21 Horse's gait 17 Plant seed 22 Exist 18 Indistinct 23 Chinese 20 Abstract belne measure 21 Cruets 24 Puts on a play 25 Oriental 25 Rescue guitar 26 Islands (Fr.) 28 Newspaper 27 Hurl ' executives 29 Spanish Jar 3J Solitary 30 Bamboolike 33 On the rass -sheltered side 31 Weights of 34 Sleeveless garment SSAmorour looker 38 Hebrew India i rrrpfi l7 P F P FT - . yiiirr"iiit 1 1 1 r rr. -ft ' lS.f p ' IpE". 3 (30 3I r "rlllir r -ftfmw : r t 56 " 57 r 1 1 1 I 1 H 1 1 1 l.J ascetics 40 Conduct 41 Causes to remember 43 Light touch 48 Greek letter 47 Employ 50 One who runs away to marry 53 Chaste 58 He had a personality 57 Changes 58 Explosive 59 Scottish miss DOWN 1 Pewter coins 2 Fiddling emperor 3 Sketched , 4 Ribbed fabric t Greek letter PSST.'-POFIK-BAftREL McCORNPONE BIN AT r 4-5 MHUTCS, mere t-i' Df it u I iai TH OXYGEN TENT.'.' 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J ZZW)(c iiiii!i!ili THAT S COD LiW.li I I HERE S THE BLADE FRO YOUR ) I i' . I ALL THE WHISKERS J RA70R.POP -I BORROWED r-S i N t OH WHAT a . i APE STILL T- -n T TO SHARPEN 4 . V CLEAN SHAvE-'., j, , tFACE Xr'j ' ) WW U " -f," Ji Local Community Nevs Briefs Visits Rotary Shelly Reiser of the Laramie, Wyo., Rotary Club was a visitor at the Roseburg club's meeting this week. Hare For Weekend Mr. and Mrs. James Aiken Jr. and daugh ters, Lee and Lynn, ot Eugene, have arrived here to spend the weekend visiting the former's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Aiken Sr., in Westmoreland. Answer to Previous Puxzle' Rio nTeTKiBi msTcns I 1 IC E.LA?? lTUPE PE I OtSrHUSB v.e To"eToNR if t6ES BRAS E 7 brTnlTone net Jup pr"ow TEE 33 He was 45 Ripped nicknamed 47 Shoshonean " Indians Hickory" 48 Hindu 37 Compass point garment 38 Come into 49 Otherwise view 51 Hawaiian foot 39 Be seated . 52 Entomolpgy 42 Pertaining to (ab.) shiP 54 Note in 43 Nuisance Guido s scale 44 Singing voice 55 Streets (ab.) J ( VOO'RE M I TAKE A GOOD, DEEP V SPLENDID.? ) I I HE'S ONE O'THEM u"Qt7 HE .f 1 u IV NEXT.SIR- )l I BREATH. SUH-BRACE J I I QUIET BUT DETERMINED VI SHORE W jj IFVOU H I VORESELFONTH'FOOT-1 jn V I I CHOMPERS, AN' HE DON'T JS GOT JM 4 RtAULV I I PEDALS, AN' CHOMP J ' I GIT NO MUSTAKD ON 17 A NICE! m WE 1 ANTTO- h AWAY.' X"- I I HIS SHlKT7 HE MUST SMILE... JM -rdr-W . Zftm A IMPAWT.NT.PJ Joins Staff Thomas L i 1 1 a r d has joined the News-Review staff and is employed in the composing room. Leave This Morning Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carter of Roseburg left this morning for a 10-day trip to points of interest in Idaho and to Grand Coulee Dam. Mother Visits A houseguest for several days in the home of Mi. and Mrs. Harold J. Hickerson is her mother. Mrs. D. B. Schroeder, of Portland, who arrived Friday evening. . Return To Eureka Mr. and Mrs. Walter Joiner and son, Lar ry, returned Tuesday to their home at tureka. Calif., following the weekend spent in Roseburg, where thev attended the weddine of Miss Ada Hubbard and Charles Maner. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hubbard. Also having returned to Eureka era Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Marier. who also at- tended the wedding. FUNNY BUSINESS "He eats like a pig and Neuners Visit Mr. and Mrs George Neuner of McMinnville are spending the weekend in Roseburg at the home of their son, George W. Neuner, and family. Returns From Kansas Mrs. Martha Ball of Myrtle Creek has returned to her home following a trip to Junction City, Kans., where she was called by the death of her brother. W. T. Abbott, last month To Eugene Mrs. Morris Bow ker and daughter, Marjorie, and Gayle Geddes, Janice Eastman and Dorothy Holbrook went to Eu gene last night to attend the New York Philharmonic orchestra con cert. Speaks At Canyonvllle The Rev. Kenneth Haystead, vice pres ident of the Bethel Bible College at Santa Cruz and assistant super intendent of the Northern Califor nia district, Assembly of God, spoke at Thursday s assembly pro- gram and to a class in social prob- 'lems. tip like a canary You REALLY picked iouR7l SELF A cool lemon, leuor; a damp noodle closet case Something tou havs TO FEED AT THE END Or A SUCK M Mrm Te Coast Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moore and children plan to visit ner mother at Coos Bay over this weekend. Will Ge To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Portland are expected to come to Roseburg to morrow to take we ormer s motn- er, Mrsr Emma Taylor, to tneir home for a couple week's visit. FROM NINE TO FIVE cirrnTBmrrn II I . l-ly. MARGIN, i :H :z. MARGIN i want to sell these two shares of Non-Stretch Noodle stock. It's gone so high I can't possibly afford it. MODEST MAIDENS Trtdtmirh Rftiitirri U. t Fittnl Oflc "Ht not only has currency RADIO SERVICING Horgis Electric Co., 112 E. Coss. 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Nina Army Vets Wing Way To Elbe Reunion NEW YORK I Nine Army veterans were winging across the Atlantic Friday on the first leg of a flight to Moscow and a reunion with Russian soldiers they met at the Elbe River just before Ger many surrendered 10 years ago. The group, calling itself the American Veterans of the Elbe Meeting, got funds for round-trip tickets to Paris through an appeal on a television program. The Rus sian government will take them from Paris to Moscow and hack. By Joe Fischtr he has money, tool" CONSTRUCTION TODD BUILDING CO. 1 Mile E. on N. Umpqua Hwy. ORchord 3-5594 ACME ROOFING COMPANY Under New Management All types Roofing and Siding) Free Estimates F.H.A. Loam OR 3-6255 or OR 3-8658 C. B. Sloan L. C. Nasby PHOTO FINISHING in et 5, out at 9 We giv S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jackson OR 3-8526 ELLIS AUCTION SALES Consignments Wanted 444 N. Jackson Phone OR 3-7103 BERKLEY PUMPS A Pump tor Every Need, From Homes to Industries. 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The announcement termed the minelaying defensive, implying it was intended to obstruct possible invasion from me nearoy main land. . Nationalist sources indicated. however, there was more than one Dumose. One possible effect, they (aid, might be to choke otf shipping to the mainland port if Foochow near the Matsus. They have been con cerned about thie because they be lieve the Reds have been shipping jot fuel and other war supplies into Fukien Province through Foochow. They are not worried so much about Quemoy, 150 miles to the south. They say their retention of the Quemoy s has made Amoy a dead port for some time. Both foreign and Nationalist quarters believe one result of the minelaying win oe so ooosi insur ance rates, which may tend to lessen shipping te that part of Red China. . ' : Man Pulling Handtruck Falls Into Elevator Shaft DENVER IAV Walking back ward, Eloy Valdez pulled a 200 nound handtruck and its 400-pound load of hides toward an elevator at the Colorado By-Products Co. this week. Valdez reached behind him to open the elevator gate. It wasn't there. Neuner was uie eievaior. The 37-year-old workman fell from the first floor to the base ment. Handtruck and load fol lowed. Valdez, married and the father of seven children, was taken to a hospital with critical head injuries. SO KILLED, 500 WOUNDID The Vietnamese army general staff reports tnat estimaiea casual ties on both sides in Saigon's week long civil war as less than 50 killed and 500 wounded. Frank Bergh For Information on Whirlpool & Speed Queen Washers & Dryers Phont OR 3-8348 Anikelatary and Bed frtlters Supervised ky Registered Nan Kind Peraoael AtteiiHea. 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