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4 Canyonville School Repainted Recently By VIRGINIA PROCTOR Canyonville School board mem bers are IhankinR George Brink worth, Canyonville painter, who recently completed lus contracted job ol painting several classrooms in the school for generously donat ing both time and paint to repaint the "fingermark" area in the school halls. According to Henry Ford, chairman of the board, this was not on the budget and could not he afforded, but cer- iiinlv ininrnvpi (he aDDearance of ninl improC5 me apptariiiii.e ui u nut uin-.uu, u... w-.. . me nans. i ' Ford stated that the board tra-; veiled to Anchor and Galesville Flower Show ACROSS 1 Garden flower 6 Bulbous flower 11 Cylindrical 12 Harangued 14 Gets up 15 Obvious 3 Cuddle 4 Pilfer 5 Affirmative . 6 Spinning toy 7 Russian mountains 8 Newest 9 Genus of willows 10 Hang as it balanced 11 Paving 16 Lariat 17 Conducts 18 Lady Literate in Art (ab.) 20 Onager 21 Climbing flower 24 Tree fluid 26 Weary 30 There . many varietie: of flowers In the world 31 Point 32 Unit of reluctance " 33 Island (Fr.) 34 City in The Netherlands 35 Insurance (ab.) 36 Fiber knots substance 13 Delirium tremens (ab.) 19 Fall flowers 37 Legislative 20 Invoke body 21 Flowers like 39 Ever (poet.) i alight 41 Renovate 22 Shield bearing43 Keen 38 Rhea (ref. sp.): 39 Italian city 40 Bitter vetch 42 Type of boat 44 Solitary 47 Bleeding 5,1 Recommit 53 Marsupial 54 Staler 55 Masculine ' appellation 56 Meat dishes 57 Exhausted DOWN 1 Persian fairy 2 Operatic solo ! "It's the umpire's wife they never p--" : tfk jfCik) k a m j-, Stu ,oirThri u-i5SeS W V TK HEP 4 WWW.' WE'VE , I I IT'S TM,T H0OOLUW I HEY, GiKUSl P0VO) 1 WkCO AAO I VK VW ,?icLX U''SUE! HtS " HEAVENS, XGOr TO 85 BRU.BAWCMln.NO! OR US! 50 ACT 1 HAPPEN TO HMiB K W W - ' , mwm ,mmymm p tl IT IS THT fetN34lSTARTInl& TOWARD ICANT RUN IF HE SUSPECTS WE RECOGNIZB CASUAL ANP SuZ T WATCH ji m nWtf 1 i'W l : j -1" ?TV0 , W gunwan' B.Ag fKBKWnWk FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer M .'iIWIiUI Ml,nn,im.l l.lTfr A it: PttuFitj gy--" 1 J A JvTy5 'y df&Ll lifS' S' "1''? MQDfl y E:;ryoni loves these lively Arts! y mlCJ LI (Tfey 'V lMv - llMiii (JLmI SjC Evm-y Monday through Friday, ewv... 1 rhJk i, S fa r;v -i? JaTU i arthur . t IT UP WPAISY' STUTF? MAM l'D60 .'fJtS ', ' ' & - wA TQk 8 WHO SAID. k'<L II JT' J - i$S . I 2 ' i " r I Amswee anower usrwreK, throws 1. . ni , ?!' furre-iy A I-O-aK 4T) V , " ' I ART oS? 1 R H To , one FOR. You WOULDN r FIRE FOR, Vs,j. K.f:.. . 'I ! . L? --'V AtWATS J C rtr ? tfS6 I I iui rtTtmc 'fcT 5 HYKTEeosrs him, give me the a pali J?f V'jffasXVJ&iSU 7 Jy.'J f has , : rH r f5rfa;ar " vi til LINK LETTER'S A E I puzzler; LlWf BiwrliME i. mLd& n V SowstjmS, . I VIS' uaiicp c LSr-K ! V w-AK0Mr? f ' HOUSE ' K7- ty fff-r Vt.iAoJ pi; .al II -'.fa 2-r.t..pJ:, m-i.,s. ..,,. T m .t u s pw 7.?p 've gQf to quit keeping such late hours. I was up until 2 a.m. . . . . , hoping sorriebody would call to ask me for a dale. f "". TlnfflV taW3tH I 'i ItmeDON'T fy IF zoostY1 promised vol! an- VtK I SlSoOCCASMO GO.NS TO PROMOTE .4 f F l- UT . ' -OC II WEDDIN' ' JIT'LL BE A ONE.NO MATTER 2l2S ff ll.f M VWsJJ-Mi J: XjtrlS radio servicing decorators I BERKELEY PUMPS It Pays iVO oSLCT Vh "- V-l ,JlJ:"T ISZ VWWSi ''' - Pointing nnd poprr hnnqinq. H. E A Pump for Every Need, from To Patronize tJ"l1BM . ' Snvdor', Radio & TV Hospilo, E- ':Wod'OR 3-4240: Home. Indu.tri,.. N R ' ' pert Repairs All makes. 503 N. SALES SfRVICI Mews-revicw y''JLiSiS- I luXX.OOOA. 6URE, BUT THAT I I OOR.. SHE 5AY5 V-T" . V AWRIGHT, V-' yZW JnckSonOR2.2457. REFRIGERATION Advertisers .r YOU'RE ONE OF ) DOESN'T MEAN I SHE'S NOT GOW YEH...5HE I POC. LE'S Lrr-T' " " ' Rclrigirarion Engineering Mill Pumoi . Soenalt, i t Lr I'M NOT GOING BACVC MY MOOVlAN HAVE TO ACT BACK TO MOO.' 1 SURE IS.' V GO! ATL XA-Jt-K PLUMBING Soles and Service "by George" FREE ESTIMATES " , "j TO LIVING IN SOME PAMPA 5UBJECT5, FEEBLE-MINDED, AIN'T SHE r)JCi:?S 'p? -tLl'1l OR 2-1032 906 B-ooluyn T rl.,lt..,.,. I L ! CLAV.S1Y CAVE ON A DIET IaiNTCHA? DOES IT? MISTAKEN?'! f 8 i-K JUil . , ' : FORFTCFN RUHrtlNG PHOTO FINI5HINC3 E fyrl v&&?$m Ai mmfr j&j r &m owihTU supply Y ffMtVl"-. CjfTSci Ut,.x 53S-3Vj3k I HTI tly W iv '':VVll il .'inSS W 'iti Hurlburr Wumb.nfl. Any type. Ph. All Types . . ' S sr-f f fcv'&vfW J'' :i Wi T ' :-! Jri9 rCCI 3244. Sutherhn. Leo E. KowalewsK OR 3-3020 402 W. Ook Ph. OR 2-2636 U T V efiVi i'::W-'JJGfJI 'i!'- r2il 4J5tA JJJW .SJfl LVA-l KP9 Kier-Crooch Plumbing I , P --fcUU H TJWS VV) i) 'I SOUTHERN OREGON S Xf 0W flj "I L( b-SKfS3r "lW QS7Yl I -A" y ) (-ryf Horn. Plumbing & Healing Co mrcci IMlrrTION Amb.Iotory ond Bed P.tie.H O'iS -CT WV ?WsisC-i2r 7-ia yiJ: - & ELECTRICAL CO. Nun. r -V-l-V--- 1 J-dJ" 'i I 7 ' Coen Supply Co. Phone 3 4461 Rulltered Nurto 1 .n-TffaiYfl I VmVV. i, J I ' t S II! I 1 - Complete line of Diesel Injection Kind Personol Attention. . I Honnyrnbing , Healing. W,ns. ond EI.etricol Service NURSING CARE 'I o coups; i oo-l Iwivesaoe delicate riNO "S. I I well what ip some - I I h wou lOm t ) I Home Phone OR 3-8609 RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM I QS (tfiTSy,) ?r R00flNO OtficePhoneOR 2-3274 Rt. 2, Bo 581, R..e... O,. I h;anc3 tat REASSLBEOOrTHE.3 r . TO.I DONTIOVEOJ ?) . ORchord 3-5585 i B Vi) VjEST,ON' HbSBANOSLCNE , ' Acm R0O,'na C'' 512 W 0k- Locoted ot Gordon Voile, , 1 , ""eFT T Mx7 3 8255 ' ' Rood ond Highland Avo. n v ;;.. 'uT: c v ? v9? r'wBi- electricians ' 1 0 5- J Wdp, i rKi j- b ' '0 OR 3-5096, No Sat work. Free schonls Monday-evening to inspect facilities there. Hold Baptism Services The First Baptist Church of Can- vonville held a baptismal service Sunday afternoon at the Canyon-! ville park. Candidates for baptism were Susan and Duane Drew, Dan- nv Browning and David Charton of Ptiddle. Seventeen members of Canvon-llhe ville's volunteer fire department met for their regular meeting! - . i mursoay 10 Durn a lew vacant, I .1."" " 11: ;r: .: i-die in wi-ie muse near me xouin renter building and those in the Eklund addition north of town. Answer to Previous Puiile B, ' V E S . Olg L E TR .L.E.E.NX. CREST ..A.CE Q P I o I vv !..TEC.i!L0 N E gjsjE R ei n mi 5 x" F"T R J T p Q T SCO RIE AGO M I TTs c o v eTr A L " C XfF M. . J MIz! a sK BARS ACES l-ET 23 Ooze 25 Assistant 27 Flower 44 Wile 45 Brythonic sea gods 46 Leave out 48 Solar disk 49 Pause 50 Explosive 52 Doctors (ab.) 53 Middling (comb, form ) 28 Lease 29 Otherwise ' 1 i H 5 b 7 6 p IQ H ' iz ir - - 7 ig iT jzo" Zl IZI B TB t?7 ZS l "11 t$ A 16 i)7 WWW 51 5T1 9i 55 n I I I I I I I I ie Experiment Aims By HILLEL BLACK I Joseph Smolens, bacteriologist in which separates plasma and red PlIILADKU'HIA, I Nineteen charge ot the project at the Chil-' cells. Jiefngeration prevents de- KREK1IOLD, N. J. un Gam city park guards have b e c o m e , men's Hospital in Philadelphia, ! struction of white and red blood i h'r Frank Erickson has been part-time "blood factories" in an; said the Fairmount Park guards cells. . j slapped with federal income tu experiment scientists here hopu'have shown no ill eiiec.s in inc will go a Ions way toward ending me worlds shortage ot in: iving plasma. Ine guards, all hardworking and active, have been donating blood I every two weeks, about live times frequency approved for the ! r? "onor h American ' Red Cross ".' .T". "t " neriment. the h ond is broken down in Tn nniiciini nin nf 11,0 uv. into plasma and red corpuscles. nti and the red blood cells are lm mediately returned to the don ors' system by the apparatus known as the Cohn blood fraction ator. It is Ihe loss of these cells Ihrnnoh , nnrmil rtnnlmn thai limits the number of times and the frequency a person can give uiuuu. ik niiuut a imimii nil Dfllire U1UUU eilieis llif 11 .itiiun-1 the hndv In hllild lin led hlnnri'alnr lh -alrinm is remnved sn it h. W ntm" P. h. r... plenished overnight. 3IOIi:.ST Tndtmiik Rr .ird "7 I JWp FUNNY BUSINESS hh'm w'---!r:Pi on any complete v"y fH:Vii CAR PAINT JOB M W NSS I Limited Time'Only-Come In Now- "No wonder you'rt not hitting the target. You're Okl I Ttt firT TLIC DrCT not using any arrowsl" fj llJm 'ff J "A1 LkSf'Okl IHLISLI At Production Of three-month-old experiment, the. first of its kind. More Blood Provided Smolens said the new process may enable persons to give up a pint of blood a week or about 50 pints a year. That would be 10 times the amount now permitted. In case of a national emergency the plasma thus obtained could mean the saving of thousands of lives. me expe rum-iu ,; ' i , ler-mtelligence agents have an guards will continue for another! 0Unced arrest of an alleged Corn nine months Ihe guards whose nllmist acnl wno is SUp1)0.d lo ACi- lnc'ude,hofl;?e .b",k ri"n,S! have questioned Maj. Gen. William busiest arteries, are all volunteers, i c, hl,,H hfA,-o onint. nn I iiu .iii..i.i " -.- "i V, ,h-S.,nJS,nI!! after- their daily; duty, others shifts. 3 t .. ill nn, nln. In ,h m ohin 1, 'is whirled around in a centrifuge, IAIIEaS V. 3 PiUnt Offirt -II ... More Plasma Alter ihe separation, red cells are sent ccusing back into the i donors arm. During the whole process, which lasts between 20 .imi m minuies, me needle is nev er removed from the donor's arm. Questioner Of Gen. Dean Arrested By S. Koreans QPftl'l in C.....U i- H. llf.Qn in a K mi nnenn nun,,, in s.:..h Knr., .,nrlu. U. A01ea. snorll) capture In" August i950. .(:,' j ntter Dean s ROK officials accused T.eo Chani? Kwang, 25, of entering the prison fhr.nl,. .,... Inning r-n ?.' "-Wn.lU, ques.ioning Dean and to MSS1II, ICn $ anSWlS the Communists. They emphasized that Dean gave no military information in h's an swers but said that in itself did i not minimize Lee s crime of spy ing and informing." . The spokesman said I.ee had been captured "just before he was scheduled to go to the United States, under an assumed name, for the nurnose of spying against the United States." Tro-bndge Eiectnc. OR 3 5521 Hou',e wiring, Commercial ond Residential Maintenance. $5 Million In Tax Liens Hit Gambler Eriekssn liens totaling more than five mil- linn dollars, The liens, filed by the Brooklyn 'office of tlio Internal Revenue Service, were recorded here and in New Orlcnns. Krickson, onetime kingpin book maker, has served five months in Milan, Mich., federal pentientiary fur income tax evasion, and swnt 10 months in New Jersey State Prison for bookmaking and con spiracy. Since h;s release from the Michi gan nenilentiary last May, Erick sm has led a quiet life in New York. EXPENSIVE JUMP BENTON HARBOR. Mich. Wl -It cost an Air Force parachutist SIS to make a demonstration jumo. Airman le. Phillin BeMtin. stationed at Sel'ridie Air Force B.Tse, saitl h's v'Mlct runtain'ny S'5 nopned from his nocket as Ka hit Ihe water in a jump at nearby Silver Beach. SUBSTUTE MINISTER Thp U a.m. Sunday services of the Community Church in Oak'and will be conducted bv the Rev. Rob ert G. Hall. He will give the ser nton in the absence of the reg ular minister. Nelson & Pyle Woodworking Co. Windows, Sash ond Framtl Parrott ond Mother OR 3-3434 Thur., July 28, 1955 The News-Roview, Roseburg, Ore. 9 POISON DEATH SOUTH DARTMOUTH, Mass., IM The death of Mrs. Mary Dono van, 37, daughtcr-ln-law of Maj. Gen. William J. 'Wild Bill" Dono van, today was listed as caused by "barbiturate poisoning cir cumstances undetermined." Under New Management SPECIALIZED SERVICE GARAGE HIWAY 99 S Opposite Nielsen's Market OR 3-7312 BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS EXPERT BODY AND FENDER WORK WANTED-A MOTHER! Do you hava o family thaf ntedi a big yard full of fruit trees of oil kinds In tht V3ry best west side free soil with two monstrous hig shade trees In front ond o lawn ell around the house to the fig tree and patio. If you need three bedrooms In the homiest kind of a comfortable insulated home with over 14,000 sq. ft. of family tcuriry for only $8950. come today, tonite or anytime to 1395 Umpqua Ave. While you are there we will show you the extra rental bldg. so close to school church stores end hospitals, Sswcr in and paid to both bldqs. Taxes $55 per year. Corns in and eat some Big ripe cherries. $3000 down payment. $75 mo. H. J. WINTER-1395 Umpqua Ave.-Rosebug ROOFING New Roofing and Repaif Work Fre Eitimotti All work guaranteed Fisher Thorien Point Co., Portland W E. DAUM S PHONE ORchord 2-1571 PATRONIZE NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS m PRlMKUrA "5 GLASSES NUIJt We give S&H Creen Stamps CLARK'S STUDIO 105 S. Jockson OR 3-8526 PHOTO OFFSET LITHOGRAPHING Photo-copying, Special Ruling ond Printing. M & M PRINTERS 5G4 N. Jackson OR 3-8S91 Roseburg School ol Business 134 North Jackson SI. Dos ond Night ClosMt, State Licensed Approved tor Veterans. 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