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U. S. Attorney Denies Action Against Bridges SAN FRANCISCO I U. S. Atty. Lloyd H. Burke said to day he had "no personal know ledge" of any pending federal ac tion against longshore leader. Har ry Bridges. Bridges told Honolulu reporters the government was trying "a new gimmick to get me" on income tax evasion charges. He said "income tax agents are in our office right now going through records" in an investiga tion of a $500,000 defense fund collected from union members for Bridges' two citizenship fraud trials. "There is nothing pending in our office which would support Bridg es' statement," Burke said. "It could be that the Internal CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE OUT 5:30 to 10:00 p.m. Mondoys thru Saturdays UMPQUA HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Revenue Service or other agencies of the Department of Justice are investigating, but I have no per sonal knowledge of any impending action against Bridges." Sudan's Premier Azhari Forced Out Of Office KHARTOUM, Sudan 11 Su dan's Premier Ismail el Azhari, whose regime was widely blamed in the suffocation deaths of 194 jailed farmers, has been forced out of office. i Parliament moved against Az hari with a 60-31 censure vote Wednesday after opposition speak ers accused him of misrule and us ing government machinery for party purposes. During the heated debate Az hari reportedly was blamed for the 1954 riots which resulted in the "black hole of Kosti" deaths. In the incident nearly 300 tenant farmers weje wedged into a small jail cell after a clash with police. The next morning 194 were dead t Wilbur Resident Returns Home Following Trip, Visit In Kansas By ODY MOORHOUS Mrs. Bruce Moffitt returned to her home Tuesday, accompanied by her son-in-law and daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt and children, of Chanute, Kan., with whom she has spent the last two months. The Hunts are the par ents of a 10 pound 7 ounce son, Clayton Ray, born June 24. They also have two other sons and one daughter. Back From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Pat Christie and children, Mrs. Cecelia Fisher, and Ryland Broszio recently returned from a trip to Glenada, Calif., where they visited Mrs. Fisher's son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fisher, and also at the home of a grandson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe risher. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Christie re turned Tuesday from a trip through Minnesota, North Dakota, and Washington where they visited rel atives. In Bantry, N. Dak., they were joined by Mrs. Christie's brother, Pat Fisher, who will visit here with them and with his moth er, Mrs. Cecelia Fisher. . Mr. and Mrs. Menzie Lee and Marvin have moved to their new ly built home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ames are now residing in the for mer Lee residence. Mrs. Morris Lane received a leg laceration last week when she fell at her home. Mrs. Barney I VanLleave, also, is recovering from a badly cut foot. Charles Hoi comb returned to his home Sunday following several days confinement in a Roseburg hospital for medical treatment. ? - 7 r 80 MERCURY PHAETONS IN ED SULLIVAN'S 425,000 MERCURY CONTEST JUNE 11th AUGUST 4th rn -i. njfiBMiaiiJiihin1 1st PRIZE EACH WEEK MERCURY MONTCLAIR PHAETON plus all-expense paid trip to New York for two via American Airlines suite at Waldorf Astoria guest of Ed Sullivan at his show. 2nd - 10th PRIZES EACH WEEK 9 MERCURY MONTEREY PHAETONS . . . plus 25 G.E. portable TV sets, light, easy to carry , , . 300 Elgin American Signet automatic cigarette lighters each week. SPECIAL. BONUS AWARDS $2,000 cash to used car buyers Awarded in addition to new Phaeton if you buy a used car during contest and before being advised of winning one of the 10 top weekly prizes. $10,000 CASH to new Mercury buyers Awarded instead of new Phaeton if you buy a new Mercury during contest and before being advised of winning one of the 10 top weekly prizes. (Sw Oflkiai tntry think tor ditoili) YOU CAN ENTER EVERY WEEK . . . here's all you dol 1 Go to your Mercury dealer today. 3 Completa last line of Mercury Phaeton rhyme. 2 Pick up Official Rules and Entry Blank. Mail Official Entry Blank to "Mercury Contest". Sands Of Wilbur Visit In Gold Hill By ODY MOORHOUS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands and Mrs. Gladys Sands drove to Grants Pass Sunday where they met the formcrs'Rrandchildren, Vicki and Lossee Howard of Eureka, Calif., who will spend some time visiting here. The Sands also visited in Gold Hill with Mr. and Mrs. Iver Sands. Wttktnd Gutsts Mr. and Mrs. Will Hobson of Grants Pass, and their grand chil dren, Terry and Randy Hobson of Seattle. Wash., were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Commons and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Malone re cently spent a week's vacation in Albany where they visited Mrs. Malones father. Frances Galloway has return ed to her home following a months stay in Tacoma, Wash., as guest of an aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaRock and family are spending the week va cationing in Washington. They pian to visit La Rock's sister and family in Montcsano, and also Mrs. LaRocks sister, Mrs. Harold Groat, and family at Sunnyside. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Barrett and family of Willamina are guests at the home of Mrs. Barretts par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Russell, and family have returned from a the home of his father, Bernard Grubbe. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gardner and family have returned from a vacation trip to Eastern Oregon, returning by way of crater Lake. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Jameson of Pampa, Tex., are visiting at the home of their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cecu Jameson and chil dren. Jerry Grubbe, who recently va cationed in the States from his work in Honolulu, H. I., visited at the home of his father, Bernard Grubbe. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hanson are Mrs. and Mrs. Conrad Klooster and four children of Kirkland, Wash., and Mrs. David Wicks and two chil dren of Pasadena, Calif. DRAFT CALL 14,000 WASHINGTON un The Army Thursday issued a draft call for 14.000 men in September. This is 1,000 more than the pre viously announced quotas for July and August. It also is the largest monthly draft by a single military service since January, 1955. fgv BIG 40-INCH " P ELECTRIC 0 j" .;?( " WAS 279.95 vjj3 "i 0f Model J-405 It'i the i-E "Specdstr", tconomlcol 40-inch automatic rang with divided top. And what beautiul colon you can have! It's available in five new high-fashion colon that will make your kitchen sing. You can mix them beautifully, match them perfectly. Chooia this 6-E range in color now and he lure that other G-E appliances you add to your kitchen later will match perfectly. It's the lowest price ever far this beautiful full siza G-E rang so don't delay. Come in right now, get our big trad in ollewonce and easy terms; enjoy wonderful new cooking convenience right away. BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE EASY BUDGET TERMS LOOK AT THESE CONVENIENCE FEATURES: New extra hi-ipd Col rod unit, actually 20 faster than gait Big master oven, 21 inches wide with 0 mor usabla shelf spoc than many standard ovens, Fingertip pushbutton controls, S measured heots on each unit at your fingertips. New oven timar-minut timer, watches baking while you'ra away, turns oven on and off at times you sot. Rigid, welded 2-piec body, porcelain enamel Inside and out Thrc big roomy storage drawers with rounded corners for easy cleaning. Four cubit feet of storage. 266 S. E. Stephens Plenty of Free Parking Phone OR 2-2689 Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harvey were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gurney and family and Gordon Gurney.' The Gurneys left Monday for a week's vacation in California. Mrs. Van Woodward and chil dren returned last week from a ten-day trip to Mitchell and Long Creek where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gasco and Terry have left for a vacation trip to California. They plan to visit Glasco's brother, John Glasco, in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. William Person spent several days vacationing In Central Oregon visiting friends. They also visited their sons log ging operation at Diamind Lake. , ALL-AROUND COWBOY MOLALLA i The all-around champion cowboy of the 33rd an nual Molalla Buckeroo is Dwight Maddox, Weiser, Idaho. The four-day Buckeroo ended Wednesday night before a capac ity crowd estimated at 14,000. Buckeroo officials estimated that more than 60,000 attended the six performances of the annual celebration. Fill the Spaces Aniw.r to Previous Puzzls ACROSS 1 annum 4 Worth, Texas 8 Bishop of Rome 12 Haill 13 Open span 14 God of war (myth.) 15 Ninth Hebrew letter 16 Dialect of gypsies IT Aria 18 Stray 19 Finish 20 Exhausts 21 Skill 23 Send forth 23 Step 27 Ridge 28 Watering place - 31 Singing western star, Tex 34 of Marque 36 Seaport on the Black Sea 37 Odorless gaseous compound 38 Cushion 38 Title of knights 41 Insects 42 Walking stick 43 Llv. learn 44 Refund 47 To be pendent 49 Monkey 52 Above 53 Opera singer 54 Bright color 55 Earthenware pipe 56 Allegt 57 Father 58 Winter vehicle 59 Twisted 60 Cunning DOWN 1 Top of head 2 Always 3 Renounced 4 Small face 5 Seaport in Algeria 6 Interpret 7 Make edging S. u El a BBRIE ORPBR rvREN!9ORt5'e al-cI fN A T "e R A"S fi E peS E S TRE5? 24 Walk a 25 Sustain 26 Verdi opera 28 Flags 29 Closely confined 8 State as a fact 30 Greek god 9 Scent 32 Literary 10 Heap composition llSonofSeth 33 Falling 20 Dependency of China 22 Soaks flax moisture 35 Better lata never 40 Live over 42 Provided for 43 Asunder 44 Decays 45 Sinful 46 Goddess of volcanoes (Hawaii) 48 Baking chamber 50 Resound 51 Whirlpool 53 Dibble I II 15 H . 5 It p 18 19 10 l I 3 ii S f? I 5 B IT fl 5 vr-sTTsrvr 57 5 W, ST 1 1 1 r -1 1 OTT HyTT ITSnT" 51 sf- sq " 51 5 57 g 3 Ej I I I I I I 1 I I I I Li Frl July 6, 1956 Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 13 FUNNY BUSINESS OFF KEY hmwi w-. 1-. B tPSse "Where's your feathers? Sis says you're her bird-in-the-hand!" FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joa Fischtr ! wi.litli. Ml Giving up food Is easy, Coma. I Just eat mors snacks. SsBBiiaaaer EXCUSE m APPEARANCE. A P6TAIL6D PLAN TO STEP UP rSPLENPIDri 1 MUST GET SWIE REST CEETAINWJ IHPftl tiJT 7. RITA1. YOU SEE.IWORKEP PR00UCTIOM AMD ttJtTRAE THAT 5H0ULP NOW, SO IP YOU'LL TVP6 BE READY! NOW "T WHV, MR.PATRICIt! ALL WIOHTON A PLAW I PROFIT 8V 33. WHILE- OUTWEIGH THP THESE UP TLL SHOW THEM GO 06T SOtofc ' I WU'RE OUT EACLV I ) HOPE WILL COUNTERACT THE OPERATIN3 COST RISE 0NLV I PETTY PMJUPKK TO HII WHEN I COWB WELL DESERVED 1V DOCOWE IN'. 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