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
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looker
38 Hebrew
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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
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2 Fiddling
emperor
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, 4 Ribbed fabric
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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.
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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.)
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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
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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
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want to sell these two shares of Non-Stretch Noodle
stock. It's gone so high I can't possibly afford it.
MODEST MAIDENS
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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"
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Chiang Announces Waters
Of. Offshore Islands Now
Contain Big Minefields
By SPINCER MOOSA '
TAIPEI, Formosa I Chiang
Kai - shek's headquarters an
nounced that as of Friday defen
sive minefields have been laid in
the territorial waters of National
ist China's offshore islands.
Underscoring Nationalist con
cern, the announcement said the
action was taken in view ot the
declared intention of the Chinese
Communists to invade Formosa
and their repeated attacks on the
offshore islands."
Communist artaiery on Amoy
Thursday poured 150 shells into
Little yuemoy, only tour roues
awav. and droDDed 11 on Quemoy.
The day before Nationalist planes
encountered lour nea miuioi
north of the Matsus, ai other
planes attacked and damaged Red
sunboats in Amov Bay.
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
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Official quarters refused to indi
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the Red mainland (which the Na- ,
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