The news-review., January 10, 1956, Image 13

'i&LA&iESWiK
EVER OK
SORORITY TO MEET I
Beta Gamma chapter of the Ep
silon Sigma Alpha sorority Mill1
meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the i
home of Mrs. Douglas Haves, 353
Knoll Ave. !
Female eagles are
heavier than males.
larger and
MAMA SAYS TO LEAVE IT ALONF
you CAN USE MINE IN THE
MORNING SHE'LL CALL
mmP.
517 S. E. Con
Phone OR 3-3446
American Merchants Send Trade Inquiries To China
Editor's Note This story is by a -The story wis mailtd from Ptiping chants are sending trade inquiries I can inquiries is that "China Is al
British newspaper writer who holds ,0 Hon' Kong. lo the Chinese slate import and; ways ready to trade on a basis o(
a visa for a Iwo-month tour of R iqis'IITtchISON IE- "ld ' P"VaUl ' Tality ,'-nd T1."1 '"'V"1 ii,h
r . . r u By L0 . "IIT-mi.un chants. all countries. But considering the
Communist China. Such visas are PEll'lNC, China UH Lu llsu-j in an interview .in his Pciping present relations between China
not given fo U. S. correspondents chang. representing Red China s office. Lu said the inquiries in this I and the United Spates, offers of
because the United States his no committee for promotion of for- last year "have become more and trade cannot be taken up."
diplomatic relations with Ptiping. eign trade, says American incr- more frequent." I l.u did not know what the pri-
! He did not know whether all the vate Chinese merchants had re-
P I m ! ri T LI ' American merchants who had writ- plied to the American businessmen.
dUlherlin rSmilV K6 TUrnS 10 nOtne ten were aware of the total Amer- These inquiries. Lu argues, show
' ican embargo on trade with China. I that American businessmen are
Garv The Commellas brought the ', "owever. ne said many of the: willing to trade witn Lhma, hut
Culvers home Monday and Garv'lcll"s ma,e "different and inge-lare prevented from doing so by
remained m Sutherlm with lus !ous suggestions for getting goods- the U. S government
unti . on ay a ler je PCilne Q sav what these : ping is selling soap and nail polish
suggestions were, or how many let-i marked "Made in USA." The
ters had been received from Amer-1 soap costs 12 times the price of
lean merchants last month. 1 Shanghai-made soap. The nail pol-
The agency's reply to the Anieri-lish costs double the local product.
Tut, Jan. 10, 1956 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore, 13
FUNNY BUSINESS
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mrs. Vern Leisinger and sons,
Verni anrt Allan, snpnt lhf Christ.
mas holidays with the former s grandparents
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. I "l ears.
(Chick) Miller, at Crescent City, i !- lhornton. a student at Ore
Calif., returning home last week 8"n Slale College al Corvallts :
after the water went down so that i SP 'e holidays in Sutherlm with j
they could get through. j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Jiioiniou, reluming lu i" i
Monday, Jan. 2.
Diana Lee King was confined lo
I
Holidays In Sutherlin
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Parker. Lori
and Mark of Sharp Park, Calif.,1. u't"" , . K.iT"i, .ni
spent the Christmas holidays in : h home la5t wc, k by "lne"'
Sulherhn visaing with Parker's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Park
er and Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Brmt;le, and other
relatives. They returned to their
home Thursday after Christmas.
Mi, and Mrs. Al Fisher, Loren
and Karen, spent the New Year's
holidays visiting with a srster of
Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Carl Nelson, al
Zillah, Wash., and Mrs. F. B. Drey-
er at Sunny.side, Hash
return home Monday they ran into
a had snow storm at The Dalles.
Holiday guests at the Frank B.
Martin home, west of Sutherlm
were: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Martin
and children, of Springfield, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Boyd and
daughter of Beaverlon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Culver spent
Christmas in Portland with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Laurance Commela, and son,
Travel To East Berlin
Is Being Discouraged'
BKRLIX i Casual travel by
Americans into Communist East
! Berlin is being discouraged by
; U.S. authorities.
Soldiers are under new orders
I to notify their commanding offi-
On their i cers if they plan to visit East Ber
lin. Visitors are invormed that the
U.S. command discourages visits
to the Soviet sector except on reg
ular guided tours conducted three
tunes a week.
The move is designed lo present
incidents that might serve Com
munist propagandists. Two recent
East Berlin encounters between
U.S. servicemen and the Beds set
off a flurry of attacks in the Com
munist press,
PRE-INVENTORY
In a few days we will be closing for inventory. Here are some
items we do not want in stock. Some is new, some is used,
some just shop worn All has been reduced to clear.
10" TILT ARBOR BENCH MODEL SAW . ..., m.s. n 79.00
4" JOINTER (1 only) Used but looks like new Reduced to 35.00
MODEL 10ERSHOPSMITH. 1 only) Good condition .... 169.50 With Motor
" HEAVY DUTY SOCKET SET u ... Re9Uior Vn 19.95
16" DELTA JIG SAW i n w, 39.95
10 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR Used Johnson (1 only) Reduced to 75.00
12 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR Used Goody.-r (I .ly) Reduced to 65.00
MERCURY 5 HP OUTBOARD MOTOR i on.y-.ik. ew, sc. 1 15.00
Special reduced prices on oil ski equipment.
Stock up NOW at big savings!
Heavy Galv. 2-gal Gas Can .,. ,., 1. 19
l-CAL. SIZE 89c
TOOL BOXES REDUCED UP TO 50 (Just one
lot. All fine quality all sites. Get yours early.
These won't last long.)
Belt Sander M7 m wi,h o9, r,. 173. $135
Power Sanders ..cimi-, r... 34.jo 27.88
4" Flexible Putty Knives ,. v.iu. 89c ...
Red Devil Linoleum Knives Rc,. 4, 15c
Red Devil Glass Cutters R.g. 35c 2 25c
Rubber Block Hand Sanders ,. 79c
Red Devil Wood Scrapers ,. . 23c
Razor Blade Scrapers
Rt. 29c Spfciol
IOc
Sandpaper u. si,, 29c ,,
Emery Cloth Refl. 17e Sheet . . Speciol
7.25 do ten
Shelf Brackets ,2,,4, .... ,.7J pr. $P,.i I 00
Super Kern ToneP.Iki.. - , ci,-y biu.
QUARTS OR GALLONS 25 OFF
KEM GL0 ENAMEL 25 OFF
Hunter green, Colony Blue, Biscoy Blue
QUARTS PINTS GALLONS
1 LOT SHERWIN WILLIAMS
WALL PAINTS AND ENAMELS V PRICE
6 ONLY 25 LB. BAGS BONDEX WATERPROOF
CONCRETE PAINT ,. bo, 4.95 b,
FRICTION TAPE .. 2 ,,,, R.q. 20c 5C ,
RUBBER TAPE ,., roll No. 8. R.g. 65c 29c ,.
PIPE VISES .. 4.88
Small size Reg. 6.95 Now 3.95
27 GAL CAPACITY
GALVANIZED GARBAGE CANS Sp.ti0, 4.88
mm.
Screen Star
Answer to Previous: Puiilt
Corner Oak and Jackson
Dial OR 3-6628
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32 Angry
33 Couches
34 Weight
deduction
35 Doctrine
36 Ecclesiastical
council
38 Legacy
recipient
40 Grumbles
42 Age
45 Color
46 Defunct U.S.
federal agency
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52 Joined
55 Shops
56 Withdraw
57 Verb forms
58 Excesses of
calendar over
lunar months
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form)
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4 Cotton mill
5 Exist
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network
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river
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got .lip!"
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
THE
BOSS
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su..ri.(Mi 1 1 ,
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I'm going to breok my rule about never speaking to you
ogoin, Hysteria. I have a few more nasty things I .want
to say!
I WAH.WHEM EA.SV FlMIHEiAM I l IABW VOU'RE TWT.klf EXTg6LV THERE & OWE HOPE1. HE WAY KM. ENOUOK Jfj 1
A4I6N-Wr HE HEK6 AUO AHP-ER-KEAOWBLV 1 RESOURCEFXl TKOUSLE OF HI OWMi AFTER HE' 4
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t I FlUALLV GOT BACK.KOttPMiY TIMlE'. YOU SETTLED STILL FOOTLCOS WP- RESIST STOrW fcfT ly fT?t IT7 WOWWHILE
1 I IkR. WlcKEEl LCMItI POWM, AFTER WaRKVIWS UW ---H TO HELP MYV09T B r? I'.l iJlcKEES W k.
ajaUTTf TArt OME STATION. ON ALL BULLETIN 1 f J : -. . SHOULD HAj WARrJEO ;
cr1 . ' J . yf A of air attack .', V-f ( yA M rWi I we MY0RO6EN oas :
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L " WE KNOWS THINGS BUT- PLENDID " V-7 '-THEW IS?-
l y (i
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,&ifv :T.i i&3r soMEf?av5 aw-min peicsonplJ-U"' ? ''.iSi
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