The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, November 24, 1961, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextGeography Quiz Anwer to Previous Pimle ACROSS 1 "Pesr! of the 4 African trouble spot 5 Mindeu Scent 7 Morning moieture Ohio city Sacred image 10 Disorder 1 1 On the Atlantic tv iv roomie part Antilles' ft Massachusetts cap I Peruvian city 12 Spoken 13 Fruit drink 14 Poems 15 Slam 1 Quarrel (slanj) 20 l ure IS Pullman ear :a Gone 20 Liitht wood 24 Italian c.ty 21 Moscow Square. 25 Atcend 22MrBaba 2 Primates 2J Cite on lha 27 Weatern Itite Seino 2g Ireland 26 Thoroughfares 2v Boa .TO comment 51 Hastened 32 Tilt 33 Simla (lb I 34 Eye suggestively SS Feminine name 3n Cravat clips. 38 Different 30 Permit SOObligsted 41 Pigpens 44 Greedy ones 48 Site of Leaning Tower 49 Moral wrong SOCitiien ot Warsaw 31 Dry 32 Exist 53 Japanese outcasts 54 Headland 55 Moinc-, Iowa 3 Without DOWN 1 Male swans 2 Russian river 3 Pestilence) rl.A. EiVEHTTTg T.O e a. tW:S- rri., Nov. 24, 1 96 1 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9' t-VJtS r- If Your Paper Hoi No Arrived By 6:1 5 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6.7 P.M. Saturday Only 3 To 5 P.M. 31 Dispatched 34 Falsehoods 35 Russian plaint .17 Kegs 3a Pronoun 40 Scandinavians 41 Bridge i Weary 43 Egyptian goddess 44 Rent 45 Jot 48 Fnthusiasni 47 Soap-making frame 49 Scrry R0M NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer rFTI Pi6'! I4 ' I16 111 rr n n re ts n N u 1 ?1 fTjp p P rn5J ft pj-pr 35 r Sp 33 IH pr H fe wJ3- 1 1 1 '3 Jr 1 1 irFrT3 L ie ur a p 1 53 r 51 51 53 3 55 i-g I I I I I I I lli?: I AE lip MiHSPAPtR ENTERPRISE ASSN. 'I hear he's madly in love with her . . . even had her social security number tattooed on his chest." tJ1 WELL, 1 HEfrBP Old THE RHOIO THAT We O- THEM HW BEEN CuS-IT XU HUSrtK , PORTLAND VE&TERpAY, RfkO ABOUT THE RECENT ESCAPE OF THREE MEN FOR the crimi- hhw iusakiEi CAPTAIN Ey 1 'J I TO Ml mm etVAt :.v .:'3S ..j.-. -I Ik. 1944 OWE OF E.vt WEUT tERERK. AT A LOGSiklO CAM P. KILLIKii THE OV.'gER OF THE TmSEK, AMP A LOS6H0S CONTRACTOR. THIS 010 LETTER; I FOUND. WRIT TEU WORTL BEFORE THE TRfc'eoy. v4 FROIA THAT J TTrcOWTRACTOB i I V J. -1 IT T. , tr-.S t'(T:' ..7rT.rNrt-y c t- uh l HASWT KHOvVM HE GOT THE WE LL SOON WIST FROM k.5Ky FOR THAT f kK;..THE-'RE JOS-WHiCt WAS NBER FiHSHEOU C0:ll8 IU tiO. TxE ONE FOUKOTOOAV WuST f 1 I CAN HEAR. AwOTfiB iff '-tn r -i tjVsi,l 7 i-r-.v jk FOOTBALL FOLLIES Don Hogedo.-n protected h.s lead m the Fo.itball Follies bv t.eTna v.ith"Jerrv Cornell for the weeklC honor lnt wk I with a 1 6-7 record Going into the finol week Hagedom holds a safe margin of nine games. In the final round of I guessing the 'experts" will try their luck on three championship prep games and 13 collegiate Outings including' such civil war" battles os the Oeqon-OSU contest. I Gcorqe Castillo Jerry Cornell i Bill Gould ; Niel Cellars 1 153 91-7 169 75 7 176-68 7 I 179-65 7 ' Roseburg Roseburg I Roeburg I Roseburg I ' Yoncallo Yoncallo 1 Yoncalla l Yoncalla I ; Myrtle Pomt j Phoenix i Phoenix fPhoenix" I Oregon I Oregon I Oregon ! 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Washington Wisconsin Minnesota i Minnesota (Minnesota Wisconsin Minnesota I Minnesota i Purdue fLSU J UCLA I I Washington f I Minnesota 1 kifT s a t : . ' 1 v - k I Steaks Will Be Weekend Feature; Pork Prices Continue To Decline ' By MARTHA A. POOLTON are bring featured at slightly Consumer Marketing Agent i lovrer priors than the regular light Written for Th. Associated Prtss!ow- dry " n"htd ,wrt This week end consumers here I . . ! in the Tacifie Northwest will see luninibers. corn, beets. e I features on steaks with lower P1"1 "nd n"hrooms are a so loriee level for line ruts of beef moderately priced, along with i ri, i . k,... , a , j turnips, rutabaeas and parsnips. dine and Premium items in pork. Currently running slishtly hiBh.r a fi ivv m i v aiiiivuuivts, mu peppers and tomatoes. Juice type oranges from Texas and Florida, particularly t h Hamlin varietv, and the smaller sizes in grapefruit are among the liest values in fruit this week. Winesap apples, bananas and cranberries are reasonably priced. Emperor grapes are in good simply, and along with the few Tokays still on the market, this red variety is the leading value. Black Ktbter grapes and the sev eral green varieties available are hither in price. Delicious and Rome Beauty ap ples command moderate prices with shorter supplies, winter Avo cados are still in comparatively light supply and prices remain moderate. including loins, will be offered at more attractive prices in cominz weeks. There will be good values in chuck cuts of beef, and in lamb, also, with prices remaining gen erally steady at present. In fish, a good supply of fresh sole and red snapper is available at very moderate prices. Pacific oysters are plentiful at this time of year end are an excellent choice in seafood. Among the vegetables in the low price range are cabbage, ear rots, potatoes, spinach and Hub bard or acorn squash. You may see very reasonable prices in some stores for celery; however, the price level has risen recently with increased demand from Eastern markets for the Califor nia supply, according to Informa tion received by the Consumer Marketing office of Washington Male University. Other cgetablrs which vary In I u "V"J I UVwvJ VWrBE Y SETTER ) 1 ETSUSCANS? .) A VEW V- ETRUSCANS EH? SI y-' V. FOR THE ASK THAT OLD BUY..- WELL, NOW, Ty CULTURFPT f WeT THINK TVCV V. ETRUSCANS. . rVEU, WW yJ TETRUSCANS' HES KEN AROUND OKAY A DUNNO.. PEOfYS ,AN7 CAME HERE By I ETRuSCANi- lfj K V WANT, STRANGER?) ii HERE LONGER'N -J THANKS. LEMME J HIGHLY ARTlSTjCff TH' SEA, PRC LV i V ,, v." 1 HAVE ' rsy i r SK-V f3" th" r irr!r, Vs I Y. H rTMF5 bubble (S quitf) l cam hardly I look', mama .m v. y-itf I 1 MEH5 A CUM&E Cf . FASHIONABLE Jume.' ILL WAIT To HtMf- IT. . . T'" " v f 1 ffi warn Children Injurtd TOKYO (AP-A huge advertis- inz balloon broke looie from its price are cauliflower, lettuce and KP Tokyo department dry yellow onion,. Smaller head, ! "rm Jj' . "?l?ll,in ?n of Iceberg lettuce and the small "liT.,1 m- and medium siie vellow onions for J" " 1 boiling may be offered at reason able prices. In the moderate buy group ire broccoli, Brussels sprouts, large size white and yellow dry onions, and sweet potatoes. Yams, the moist type, deep golden variety f RUDENTIAL LrE INSURANCE HORACE C. IERG SmcioI Aflant Rmssi SOI Pecifif lullaliRt Off. OR 1-741. Isa. 0 1-715 HIS FIRST SNOW in Roseburg didn't couse any unhappy moments for this youngster. He hold up his hand and opens his mouth gleefully tc take advantage of the city's . worst snowfall in 21 years. He was happy, but much of the rest of the county was in trouble. (Andy Fautheree photo) Gov. Rockefeller Clings To Hope Missing Son Will Be Found Alive MFRAL'KE, New Cuinea (AP) make a remark, but mostly they -Gov. Nelson A RocketVlliT said J Wt?re s,ent. Most oflcn !he Rover. today he is Mill hopeful his M.n nnr a)p,.arP,j to be reassuring ..in nil i ur diiu Midi lie will, M;irv uiiixn rnnfidnnrA her fl. few more . remain in New Cuinea But the New York governor indi- ; rated the ch.inee& of his smi's Mir- vival were thin, saying: "I am a reali-st and I know what he faces if he reached that junyle." A dispatch from Ilollundia, the 'capital of Dutch Nev Guinea, said i year-old brother would be found ! alive wa obviously shaken by the I air low. j Once, o-vr a native village half a mile inland, the governor fold j his da.inhter: ' Look if he had , Rone in anywhere around here, he I would have made his way to that U.ov Knrkefrller was rviwtfK. ln.V"lae j return there Sundav and to leave Intch for New York Monday. 1 lanf' ' Michael set out to swim more nonron j than two mile through shark-in-, fe-ied waters for shore alter his I catamaran raft capsized last weekend in treacherous currents off the wild junylc coast. No trace of linn ha been found. The n-.er.ior anl his daughter I Mary ru-hed by plane from New j York to help in the search. Clinging to hope, t he governor said: "We want 10 he on hand to move a moment's notice." Gov. RockefHle- Tew over Ihc tangled veuetalior for a personal search of the area less than an hour after arrmnx m Aierauke Tuesday. II ard his dai.'Jiter Mary Strawbride. Michael's twin. stirJ icd the terrain in obvious dismay as Hip UC3 covered Ihe rtiat from : ihe village of Merauke to the vil-Id'-'p of ,als. The governor and his daughter traded a pan of .Vf-piwer bmoeii t !rs back and forth as the plane . flmpperl flown to I 0t0 feet nvi the jungle. Occasionally one wouid New (iuinea's coastal stretches Hat to the nd all ef it is covered with a thick matting of &tubby mangrove trees. PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ECONOMY PRICED! NEW' McCULLOCH ONE42 CHAIN SAW Mart features, mora value far yaur Mar. Sum Int. cull last witli liM-teuck Aract onva action. Weathiraitoftl iailMiL f lertip contrail. Wiitn laly HVi Tesu ban ue to 24". plus m vtnati it acctuorMt. $149'5 ONLY HIGHEST TRADE-INS AND EASY TERMS NOW WINSTON CHAIN SAW 657 WINSTON, OKI. .....01 -41 DRAIN CHAIN SAW DRAIN, ORE Timed 421 ROSEBURG McCULLOCH CO. 1092 N. (. 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