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25-Ship Search Yields
'Drunken' Hideaway
SAN DIEGO Ml An attractive
24-year-old waitress who was found
biding aboard a U. S. destroyer
in San Diego Bay Tuesday will
not be prosecuted as a stowaway. I
She was found hiding in a steel I
locker on the superstructure of the
destroyer Hollister after a ship-by-ship
hunt of 25 vessels in the har
bor. She identified herself as Eliz
abeth D. Talk.
She was discovered after a water
taxi operator informed the Navy
Shore Patrol he believed i girl
had boarded one of the 25 ships.
Police quoted her as saying: "i!
got drunk and slipped aboard."
Both the Navy and the U. S.
attorney's office declined to press
anv charges against Miss Talk. She
will be released.
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ACBOSS
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4 Cat's prey .
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12 One of the
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14 Mater
15 President
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2 Persian poet
3 Music maker
4 Colts' mothers
5 Press
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7 Consume
8 Bundles
9 Spanish jar
10 River in Asia
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20 Stands on
hind legs
21 Footlike part
22 Arrow poison
24 Hurt'
2 Egyptian
goddess
27 Baby
kangaroo's
cradle
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32 Animal hair
34 Throat
. growth
35 Revised
36 Female saint
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homes
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40 Demigod
41 Moral wrong
42 Relish
45 Tangible
49 Interpret
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52 Military
assistant
83 English school
54 Girl's name
55 Food fish
58 Irish clan
57 Meadow
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23 Organ parts
24 Wiles
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Camas Valley
By MRS. WM. CUNINGHAM
Guests over the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wheeler in Upper Camas were
Mike Zimmerman of Sslem and
Dick Richardson of Corvallis. Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Wheeler and son,
Ronnie, of Roseburg and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Wheeler Jr. and chil
dren, Vicki and Holly, of Myrtle
Creek joined the family for dinner.
Visit Parents
Jeanne Whipple and Ellen Jo
Kirkendall of Eugene are visiting
at the home of the latter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kirken
dal. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore attend
ed the state convention of the Na
tional Rural Letter Carriers at Al
bany.
Wnile in that part of the ttate
Answer to Previous Puzzle .
27 Demonic
28 Eras
29 Grant
31 Sea ducks
33 Legal
38 Mark
40 Sharpens
41 Skunk's
trademark
42 Pierce '
43 Operatic solo
44 Cushions
46 Upon
47 Narrow road
48 Volcano in
Sicily
50 French plural
article
I'M WFARINS THIS
BOPSTER HEWP AS A
PROTEST ASAMsr
SLOPPT ATTIRE.' I'M
OFFEWN FRET MAWS
TO ALL WHO ENTEH Mr
PLACE Wf4.RIH6PNE
VWES OR FRESHLY
IAUND6R0 SHROUDS.'
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Residents Have Weekend Visitors
they visited wiih a sister of Mrs.
Moore's in McMinnville and a
brother in Portland. They also vis
ited s brother of Moore's in Port
land. The Moores stepped by Ti
gard and visited with Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Lawson and Mr. and
Mrs. Arvin Reetz, both of whom
are former residents of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. James (Doc) Par
rot of Brockway were guests re
cently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Cunningham.
Mr. and Mrs. William Busc'j
spent t week visiting with Busch s
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Dittman, in Salem. The
Busch's continued on to the coast
and visited with a brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Buscli, at Alsea River. They took
the coast route home by Coos Bay
and Coquille.
Visit Schoolmate
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Moore are Edith Cald
well of Burbank, Calif., and Eva
Corrie of Corvallis. Mrs. Moore
was a schoolmate with the ladies
MODEST MAIDENS
Trademark Refiftsred U. 8. Pliant OAc
"Nevermind that memo to Mr. Murdock. I'll see him
myself!"
IWALF HOUR LA TEH - - I
V IT
in Bozeman, Mont.
Sam Metzger of Los Angeles
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Juan Schwendencr recently.
Robert Ashenberner, son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore, is
staying with them while working
at the Roseburg Lumber Co. in
Dillard. Ashenberner will move his
family here from Hauser where
they now reside as soon as living
facilities are available. Mrs. Ash
enberner was here and cared for
the Moore home while Mr. and
Mrs. Moore were on vacation.
Jerry Lee Heilman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Heilman, re
turned home by plane from Seat-
, atle where she has been visiting
with Mrf and Mrs. Hcyt Uoyd. Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd visited in the valley
and took Jerry Lee home with
them for a week's vacation.
Visits Friends
Mrs. Lorretta Hagen of Daven
port, Wash., and her daughter,
-Mrs. Kenneth Thome, and chil
dren, Christine and Jimmie, were
guests recently at the home of Mr.
NowlMATS moep like? rr .EVEKl
COSTS MB-A WEEKS PSOFfT
TO LOOK ,
and Mrs. William Cunningham.
Mis. Hagcn and Mrs. '.noine saw
other friends in the valley also.
Mrs. Hagen is a former resident,
having sold her home to William
Cunningham about five years, auo.
Paul Jones, who works for Ted
Heilman, lost three fingers and
the tip of the little one on his left
hand recently while drilling a well.
Jones was holding on to the drill
bit when a board flew up and
caught his hand and th'j bit. He
was taken to Douglas Commu
nity Hospital in Roseburg.
Wholesale Food Prices
Show Decline In Index
NEW YORK I Wholesale
food prices as measured by the
Dun & Bradstreet index went down
this week to the lowest level in
2 Vi years.
The index stood at $6.17 com
pared witn $6.26 a week ago and
57.23 a year ago. This week's fig
ure was the lowest since Feb. 3,
1953, when it was $6.13.
The index represents the total
cost at wholesale of one pound
each of 31 foods in general use.
Only four items went hisher this
week; barley, hams, coffee and
peanuts. Lower were flour, wheat,
corn, rye, oats, beef, bellies, lard,
couonseea oil cocoa, beans, peas
eggs, steers, hogs and lamb9.
FUNNY BUSINESS
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"Remember the flower seeds I bought last spring and (
misplaced? The rain has solved the mysteryl'' '
FROM NINE TO FIVE
We're planning a surprise party for you, Angora, and we
wont to be sure you'll be able to come.
RADIO SERVICING
Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex
pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N.
Jackson. OR 2-2457.
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PLUMBING
K A C Plumbing Co. Free Estinv-les.
OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6th.
Hurlburt'l Plumbing. Any type. Ph.
3244, butherl.n.
Kier-Crooch Plumbina Co.
230 North Stephens Phone 3-537
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co.
805 South Stephens Phon. 3-8173
Coen Supply Co. Phon. 3-4461
Hansen's Plumbing & Heoting, Wins
ton. Ph. 9-8705
ROOFING
Acme Roofing Co., 512 W. Oak.
OR 3-8255.
ELECTRICIANS
Hydorn Electric. 2125 Hollis St.
OR 3-5096. No Sat. work. Free
Estimotes.
Du Fresne Electric. 304 N. Vain
Diol 3 5358 or 3-3223
Trowbridge Electric, OR 3-5521
House wiring. Commercial ond
Residential Maintenance.
Alaska Proves
Flop For Circus
FAIRBANKS, Alaska Ul Alas
ka, it seems is no gold mine for
a circus owner. A statement to
which Gus Bell adds a hearty
"Amen."
Bell was owner of the Ward-
Bcll circus which played in Anch
orage and Fairbanks, then folded
its tents last Sunday and quit busi
ness. The circus, formed in Hawaii
last January around an act of nine
Ward-Bell troupers, has been play
ing undf Shrine sponsorship in
Alaska. En route from Hawaii it
lost one truck and two others
were damaged, running the ex
pense of getting here to $K,000.
And nothing coming in during the
two-week jaunt.
Operating a circus in Alaska
costs three times as much as in
the states, Bell said.
Since the foldup, the 21 perform
ers and 30 other workers have been
flown back to the states. Six pal
omino horses were sold at auction
to J. F. Fox, a local grocer, for
$250 each.
A babv elephant flown to Alaska
was sold to the owner of a hip
popotamus who ill take the two
animals to Hollywood. The only
other animals with the circus were
some dogs. Their fate has not been
settled.
About 42 per cent of Brazil's
population is under 15 years old.
. oh.
By Joe Fischer
DECORATORS
Pointing ond paper hanging. H. E.
"Woody" Wood, OR 3-4240.
REFRIGERATION
Refrigeration Engineering
Sales and Service "by George"
OR 2-1032 906 B-ooklyn
CARPENTERS
Building and Remodeling.
All Types
Leo E. Kowolewski. OR 3-8020
SOUTHERN OREGON
DIESEL INJECTION
& ELECTRICAL CO.
Com plot, lino at Di.i.1 Inaction
and EUctricol S.rvlc.
Home Phone OR 3-8609
Office Phone OR 2-3274
tocattd at Gardtn Valley
Rood ond Hifhlond Av.
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash and Frames
Porrott tnt Moih.r OR 1-1414
Grasshoppers Sprayed By
COLFAX, Wash. Wl Two old
B18 bombers will take off early
Thursday to make war with aerial
spray against hordes of grssshoD-
rpers that have invaded southwest
ern Whitman County.
The converted twin-engine bomb
ers, used early in World War II,
are from the Ace Flying Service
of Salem, Ore. and they will spray
50,000 acres of rangeland.
The cost is estimated at no',
more thai) 60 cents an acre. The
federal government and the state
are each paying a third, the county
and the landowners the other third.
Harold B. Busdicker of Pull
man, a representative of the
United States Department of Ag
Kier-Crooch
BUY NOW AND
REOUIAH PIICI TZ47iT3
LESS TRADC-IN 40.00
You pay only
just 19.95 down
only 2.87 per week
Here's a great money-iaving sale I It's your opportunity
to own an automatic washer for only a few cents per
day. Best of all the trade-in value of your old washer
will help pay for it. TRADE NOW and SAVE I
SPIRAL TUB AGITATOR MM
gets your clothes cleaner, brighter with
less wear because this new cleansing
action forces sudsy geysers through the
fabric. Made of lifetime Fibre-glass
will not rust, chip or corrode. . v
KIER-CROOCH
FREE PARKING SOUTH SIDE OF BUILDING
230 N. Stephens St. Phone ORchard 3-5377
BERKELEY PUMPS It Pays
A Pump for Iv.ry Nd, From To Patronize i
Homes to lndustri.1. . kid-'
sales krvici News-Review
Irrigating System. ' '. Advertisers
Mill Pumpi a SpteioHy !.ii.MMs...isiMM
FREE ESTIMATES ' "
GERRETSEN BUILDING photo finishing
,... I" 5, ouf ot 9
SUPPLY We give SfrH Creen Stomps
402 W. Oak Ph. OR 2-2636 CLARK'S STUDIO
I 10S S. Jackson OR 3-8524
mbniit.ry t.d f.tl.m. PHOTO-OFFSET
Sup.rvi..eky LITHOGRAPHING
R.glst.rad Nun. Photo-copying, Sptciol Ruling
Kind P.raan.l Att.ntim. "nd P""'"9.
NURSING CARE M Cr M PRINTERS
504 N. Jockson OR 3-8591
RIVERSOALE SANITARIUM v
Rt. 1, B.i SSI, Rei.kuri, Or.. ,
o"' 3 "" Roseburg School
I i of Business
onnriklr i ,34 North ,"k0"
ROOFING D. and Nlghl Clots-,
N.w RM(in, .nd R.pelr W.rk ! Lic.ns.d. Apran4
frrt litimat.1 All work gu.rante.d (0, v.r.rant.
Fisher Thort.n Point Co.f Portland lfCMDCD
WC HAIIM LOCAL mtmlstK:
. t. UAUm AGENT Poel,ie Northw.st Busln.lt
PHONI ORchard 2-1S71 School Aisociotion
mmmmmmmm,mmmmmlm Notionol Council nne
- Association ot Businoss School.
PATRONIZI A"Sneid,or,nSrh.ool'
ORchard 3-7256
NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS I
Old Time Bombers
riculture, said the plane) win
operate out of the Lacrosse, Wash,
airport. He said he expects tha
spray will stop grasshopper egg
laying for several years.
The 'hopper infestation is the
worst in Whitman County eince
1342 and 1943.
Plumbing Co.
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