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1 rrT U7 'v' MXVA MAP -tjT UJ NOtMAl ' . iftk. ! HOlMAI. . I 1 NO! AMVlW ; IELOW cH I I IE10V 1 NOSmai -v i i - r- I I mow X J-A- I 1 NOtMAl Melrose Grange To Hold Public Card Party Friday By NETTIE WOODRUFF Mrlroe Grange will sponsor public nrd party Friday at I p m. Prues will be awarded and I refreshment will b served. Residents Move Mr. and Mrs. George William son and daughter, Linda, moved during the weekend to Brownsville, where the former is managing a Temperatures from new until Mid-Mar are expected la average bore seasonal aormals over the northern half or the tuutoo, with creates! uiurasonal warmth ever the Great Lake Rectos and I'pper Mississippi Valley. Slightly below seasonal normal , temperatures are expected to prevail over the southern third f the country except for above normal Is California. Else where near normal average are in prospect. He plans to attend U of O in the 'parents, Mr. and Mrs Tafl War- ance company dinner in Portland fall er and daughter, Judy. I Air. and Mrs. Kirhard Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trindall . ,nd Donna of Coos Bay recently and sons attended a family reun-i nines At Lake attended to business and visited ion in Portland during the week-! I.. E. Miller eniovrd a fishing. at their place here, end. , riP to Lemolo Lake Sunday. Knosi The DH'A was called to the Mrs. Fred Miller is working at 'Ward of Toledo is spending some 'Pete Veenstra home Sunday when Kim a Drive In in West Hose burg. ! time at the home of his daughter, ! Mrs. Veenstra, who was home . - , . rs. Marvin Miller, and family, alone, became alarmed when the Visits Grandparents i Mr lnd Mr, T H plr(,rt.r and!nouse fMed wiIh imoke (rom ,he Donald and Diane Hollisler of Brian spent the weekend visiting fireplace. Neighbors had every Eugene spent the weekend here ; at the Dick Pargeter home in thing under control when firemen with their granaparenta. me u. n. vtoodburn and with Mr. and Mrs. arrived. It was thought the damper Ljumi-uiji.j mat , h i 'i is iniiaiiiirmr,TI n. York HW1 J7 VL I ' av PhilodetphioV yTori I SAFEST IN THE NATION The nation's toll turnpikes con tinued in 1957 to be the safest roads in the country, reports the National Safety Council. Two of them, the Pennsylvania Turnpike and the New York Thruway, set new safety records while piling up well over 3 5 billion miles of travel. As News- I map, above, shows, fatality rates (deaths per 109 million i vehicle miles) of four superhighways were well below the national mark. Gifts Of Newspapers, Maybe Free Cas Offered EASTHAMPTON. Mass. Gifts of morning newspapers and mavbe free gasoline were foa- I tines announced by the operator of a new service station, opening here Thursday. If an attendant forgets to clean your windshield during the forth coming weekend, he said, the Easoline you buy will be on the house. And a permanent innovation, he added, will be a morning news paper to every customer every morning except Sunday. ' 4V ' 4 J, i5:ti, p1M -lit-J ' J jiii , , rfl.r ,JU i HIT i Ti i i - mil TWiaisi iff ill II il i SPRING FORERUNNER The icebreaker Murtsja pious throuth an Ire pack in the Finnish port of llanco to cut a passage for ships waiting In the Baltic Sea to enter the port. mi toh-hm ii ii i iii.iii. m i en y.w.!iiiiiiii mil I. :v. HI Tikek OVERFLOW CROWD Some 18 000 people jam San Francisco's cavernous Cow Pal ace as evangelist Billv Graham (center, on stage) delivers opening address of his six week Bay Area Crusade. An estimated 5000 persons got a special sermon from Graham outside the building. Said Graham, "This is the best response in Crusade history. PROM NINE TO FIVE By Jo Fischer .n mill Their home here will Del busenoarKS, wnue tneir parents, Mvron Phi ids in t orvalh. Th.i aet-idenial v (ell shut n H. occupied bv their son-in-law and ' m California, on business j Pargetera also attended an insur-i feels could be found in the flue. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gil-I .iooawara oi sen man , Jr and two small sons. Mr. I rrancisco visited recent y i with Jier i and Mrs. Bill Williamson. ;.e"ronv,o.nPTp.rr-i;tteeked guest, o( Anton. Bur ment'on Lmpou. Avenue in j j--. Arcl I Mrs. W. L. BUgoee OI ruimui; - - I:. .....j.n. uerks at the Al-iehildren visited during the week- len Armstrong home while Mrs. end with relatives in Keedsport. Armstrong, her daughter, is on Weekend visitors t the Byron trio to Nebraska with friends. I Hawkins home were their daugh David Damon, who has been at-lter and family. Mrs. W. E. Ander tending college in (.'alilorma, has son. and family of Portland, returned to the home of his par-1 Mr. and Mrs. Billy Warner of ents Mr and .Mrs. John Brooke. I Eugene spent the weekend with his School Lunch Menus Listed These are the menus which will be offered in May in the Roseburg schools lunch program: Week ef May $ MONDAY Frankfurter on Bun, Buttered Carrots. Celery Sticks, Deep Dish Apple Pie. Bread It Butter (for seconds). Milk. TUESDAY Beef Stew, Tossed Salad. Hot Corn Bread and Butter, Apricots, Milk. WEDNESDAY roiaioe saia. Cheese Wedge. Coleslaw, Hot Rolls with Butter. Fruit Jello, Milk. THURSDAY Spanish Rice with ground beef. Buttered Peas. Bread & Butter. Applesauce. Milk. FRIDAY Grapefruit. Tuna Sandwich, Whole Kernel Corn, Car rot Sticks, Chocolate Cake, Milk. Week ef May 12-1 MONDAY Spaghetti and Meat Balls, Green Beans, rears, Peanut Buller Sandwich. Milk. TUESDAY Meat Pie, Cabbage Salad. Fruit Cup, Bread and But ter. Milk WEDNESDAY Chili. Spinach. Peaches, Hot Rolls and Butter, Milk. THURSDAY Scalloped Pota toes with Frankfurters, Buttered Peas, Bread and Butter, Jello with whipped cream. Milk. FRIDAY Vegetable Soup. Toss ed Salad with t'heese Sticks. Pea nut Butter Sandwich, Baked Cus tard, Milk. Week of May If -23 MONDAY Sliced Cheese. Fluf fy Rice. Harvard Beets, Spice Cake, Peanut Butter San, Milk. TUESDAY Hamburger Gravy, Mashed Potaotes, Gelatin Salad, Bread and Butter, Fruit. Milk. WEDNESDAY Boiled Beans with ham. Coleslaw, Hot Rolls and Butter. Purple Plumbs, Milk. THURSDAY Creamed Chick en on Poratoes or Hot Biscuitsv Tossed Green Salad. Grapefruit Sections. Bread and Butter, Milk. FRIDAY Neptune Salad, Creamed Peas and Carrots, Pea nut Butter San, Apple Pie, Milk. Week ef May 2t-l MONDAY Tomato Soup. Cot tage Cheese with Fruit, Peanut But ter Sandwich, Coffee Cake, Milk. TUESDAY Hamburger on bun. Harvard Beets. Carrot and Celery Sticks. , Grapefruit Sections. Bread and Butter for seconds. Milk. WEDNESDAY Chili. Coleslaw. Jello with Fruit. Hot Rolls or bread and Butter. Milk. THURSDAY Potatoe Salad, Cheese Wedges, Buttered Peas, Chocolate Cake, Bread and Butter. Milk. FRIDAY No School Mem orial Day. Week ef June 13 MONDAY Macaroni and Cheese. Buttered Vegetables, I'ea-' nut Butter Sandwich, Fruit Cup. Milk. TUESDAY Tuna Sandwich. Buttered Vegetable. Celery and Carrot Sticks, Cookie, Ice Cream Bar, Milk. Thurs. May 1, 1958 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7 In the Dog House Answer to Previous Puzzle "The clock wos stolen and it serves the boss right! He was always telling us not to watch it!" ACROSS t hound 7 Dinmonl terrier 13 Standards of perfection 14 Arabian chieftains 13 Diadems 1 Fails to hit 17 Pewter coin of Thailand II Carpentry term 30 City In The ' Netherlands 21 Growing out 22 Irony 2 Regard highly 31 Frosted S3 Get up 33 Calf meat 34 Scottish alder trees 33 Take Into custody 38 Indian conical tents 40 spaniel 43 Hawaiian pepper 49 Natural fat 4 Little (Fr.) 4 Reiterate 31 Small candle 53 Thirty (Fr.) 34 Everlasting (poet) 95 Emphsslze it Raved DOWN 1 Life (Latin) 2 Redact 3 Tidy 4 Persian gateway S Click-beetle (Hebrew ascetic , 7 Reduce in t rank I Chemical eompounda ( Not elsewhere , specified (ab ) I - 10 From himself (law) 1 1 1 Angered 12 Essential being 13 Symbol for sodium 22 Polynesian - 9e Al aJboI Ii Ugjoj IttlU EM "lA E5l PCTu mS E t e Pai A V ft TtA; aJs C E N tI A OjREEr P A ll IRS x a a 5IE j. u. m aSa 29 Indolent 41 Siie of shot 27 Snare 42 Cratta ' 23 "Emerald Isle" 43 Green (her.) 33 Domestic slave 30 Disorder 30 Perspires gesture dance 37 Savors 23 Genus of 38 SeMaw maples 38 Printing 24 Rip mistakes 44 Mimicker ' 4 Saucy 17 Sea eagle 48 Employed 50 Mariner's direction 52 Writing Implement 3 5 r i rj 3 ii izi 2i w la 13 bi r 2 r rrT3 nnrii! irrnr t b a r j. ,, "111111 EZZZ'Z FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY , Sherman Goodrich, Scottsburg mechanic, has filed a petition for bankruptcy in federal District ' Court, Portland, listing S2.4.908 in debts. TRUSTEE RE-ELECTED Dr. John G. Verberkmoes, Rose burg. has been reelected to the board of trustees of Oregon Phv sicians Service. Dr. Waldo W. Bail. Corvallis, was re-elected president. RURAL CRIME TRENDS DECREASE 'CM lltt INCREASE TOTAL MDROER -4.5: KECUCENT HlKSUOtlilEI lPE isiiEtr ussAuir mini lUCENf lllll IlEfl : 4. 4.0 :8.5 4.2 11.B 11.6 . i j,--. -:!j p.'-:: 3l; 31 0 II EST 3IAIIIK.XS Tr.e-ari If -n4 l I hM CfsVaa CRIME IN THE COUNTRY-In anas outMd the limiti t itirs in 1957 cnnfi were 111 p r effjt afioe the J Only one c-ites'irv. murder, t,-io-e1 a nprrea do n 4 5 pr per cent. Thu rpfieclrd the drrl.ne in murders In th nation as a hole. All other raTnr es hcud tnrt eap, itn ourglary, larcenv and auto thrft leading, iccordirg to figiiiei from the Federal Bureau of InvesMgattcn. ; P 17 Wl. BEAUTIFUL!! MOW UH MR NUTCMELLliUTMAT)! 1 1 COULD IT? bU I ' ABOUT A DATE TONIGHT, WHO WASrTAS 1 WAVE AfTHIS IS I R ( MAV I USE k. yA MOVIE MAYBE? TUATHEL'W ASKED MERIBETTErI 1 CTmrs. 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HAIK fcU'T PLUV8 TO THE hammer; YEAR1 JiMvy .WELL.VOlPVT RCMT IN ALLEY JXE HO TIME TwtOE AN I yx. VOU.lauNNlN' OFF POOTLCT OU. WtTH IM TVT NOuRmFAOtKmmute i THRD6' V 5 60NSf IF MAJT) THOUuMT MATS RIGHT, VfcS, AM3 IT WTI ANYTHING OF ME. V OOOLA! OU AW. 5hUT CAME Nt"W 1 DU VkOutDNT HAVE TELL 1M! U" XJ I BE'NG TME BE5T GONE ftXXETlNG ,. F'NANCEO ISVE5TMENT I A OUT INTO SPVE TW TR'P' N EVER N'ACEI pi LIKE YOU DID' J V W- fv? ft 1 1 'H: tftrf I p-y'' LJ'-VI ft ,( OuiCK.fMisy-TAKE 1 I TW5 UMB?LI.ATO I THE BUS STC FOR I v S OAK-ITS IV1 RAIN ;rv-fll X ' VJ V "V WAIT" t DADOY ? 1 CA "Well, the nerve of aomebody! I'm not going anyplace:" O
