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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
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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!
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mursoay 10 Durn a lew vacant,
I
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i-die in wi-ie muse near me xouin
renter building and those in the
Eklund addition north of town.
Answer to Previous Puiile
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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 )
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29 Otherwise
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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.
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hh'm w'---!r:Pi on any complete
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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.
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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."
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