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Newspaper Page TextI TWO ROSEBLWG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG,. -OREGON. TUESDAY, APR! L . 1 6, 1 946 M' ... - Fabllib4 Dallf Kseept lantlar fcy Uat NkHa-KLVlltW COUPANT, INC. . Kntrd mvchu! ciui matter May IT, luau, at th puatofflca at Kgaoburft, union, ttnow c uf Marco a, isa. Mam bar Of tha AAaoctatad Praaa. Or. nwapapr ruouinin AaaocuiUOB. Aiuut Muraau ac wrcuiauooa. I br WKRT-HOLZJDAV CQu. (NC, oiflea ts Maw York.. Chicago, Baa rrandaco. torn An Ua, (atUa, Port- Out of BT Mall . Par Year . feUat 0 (JO - ITS a. 79 Ttm Months . Par vaar. br city carrier aa mouth, by city carrier , The Weather U. 8. Weathar Bureau Office; Rowburg. Oregon . Forecast for Hoseburg and vi cinity: Cloudy tonight; light rain Wednesday. 4 Highest temp, for any April w 96 Lowest temp, for any April .... 25 Highest temp, yesterday 72 Lowest temp, last night 42 Precipitation yesterday 0 Precipitation from April 1 ...... .25 Deficit from April 1, 1946 .....1.15 Excess from Sept. 1, 1945 5.66 In the Day's News (Continued from pag 1) powder Jyiiig arouivB loose and light matches to see what will happen, . , IUE must always remember, If of course, that the news SEEMS worse than It really is because of the unfortunate fact that the unusual and the BAD are more apt to be printed and broad cast and also more apt to be read and listened to than the normal and the GOOD. Human beings are that way.) 1 . , v . . . WATCH Franco Spain, which Is under sharp attack by Poland, Russia and FRANCE. In Poland, Russia and France as well as northern China) communism Is a rising factor. , .. . . , . Spain, at the moment, Is one of the spots where the ability of the communist-dominated areas to get along wtih the areas that lean toward western capitalism is be ing tested out Much will di'pend on the out come of these preliminary tests. If a way CAN'T be found where by communism and . capitalism (in its various forms) can get along peacefully with each other, the world of the Immediate fu ture will be much less promising. THERE is no sound reason why communism and . captiallsm can't get along together. It will all depend upon the quality of the leadership on both sides. .! 1 THE situation In China, which teeters back and forth from the hopeful to the critical, is de scribed as "tense." (II is tense because a working agreement be tween the Chinese communists and the Chinese non-communists has not yet been reached.) General Marshall, who manag ed to achieve a temporary bal ance while he was on the spot. Is FLYING BACK to China to see if he can pour oil on the troubled waters. Genera! Marshall Is a good man, in whom we Americans have a lot of confidence. Ho seems to bo sincere and honest and free from PERSONAL AM BITION for power. In such men lies the hope of the world. . i IT is stated In the dispatches thut I General Marshall is "emplan ing" for China. Thirt Is a new and vivid word for the new and vivid .experience, of amazingly swift travel by plane. . YOU may be weary to the point of exhaustion of all this dis cussion of foreign adairs. You shouldn't be. In this new and modern world that is opening up, largely as a result of swift travel and swift communlcfctlons, the conduct of lorelgn affairs is going to influ ence your lile and the lives of your children MORE than the de liberations o( the city council and the county court. You may not like It, but It Is Hue. .. I e,i rr t 1- r, Portland Bank Robber , Draws Ten-Year Term PORTLAND, April Ui. -t.Ti-A 10-year prison sentence was meted to Allen bloody, 20. con vieted of helping rob the Orccon Mutual Saviniis Bank of 1364 Feb. 28 in lVitlaiul. He was arrested shortly after tile robbery along with Jaini S Huthawny, 42, and Josrph I-iret chin. 40. An miiII and robbery rhaigc is pending ftint Hath wy, and Lai genu ws sentenced to one year fur supplying the hold up guns. Human bolnRs ran w the h at a canrtk- 11 nUltff awav on u' INQI IUIRIES Ey CHARLES , The public will find fault with any form of government, and a change in Roscburg's .pattern to a city manager will pot halt criticism entirely, That, at least, is our opinion after brief inquiry into the city manager plan now being investi gated as a possible improvement in our own local govern mental set-up, , There appears to be one universal compliant from all cities, so far contacted, where a city manager is employed. The city manager, It is charged, is "too tight." There seems to be almost general agreement that a city department finds it more difficult to get money, for what it believes to be imperative needs, when appropriations, are supervised by a manager than when affairs are handled by "a common council. , r v , ,, , - , Last Friday we accompanied two members of Roseburg's joint investigating committee to Bend. A plane had been chartered, fpr the trip and, at the last minute, Ken Ford, who was scheduled to accompany Councilman H. V. Sullivan and EarJ, Vyiley, past president of the Chamber of Commerce, was called away on an important business matter, leaving a vacant seat. . . ., , . ., After twisting our arm, threatening us with bodily harm, and virtually kidnapping us from our beloved desk (Oh, Yeah?) we were forced (?) into the extra seat. ; ,,. . ,. ,. An hour and 20 minutes after leaving the Roseburg air port we reached the Bend field completing in those, few minutes a trip which would have required from five to six hours of hard driving by automobile. , i : . Our pilot, George Felt, superintendent of the Roseburg airport, took us up the North Umpqua route, over Diamond Lake, out to The Dalles-California highway, thence north into Bend. , I Words cannot describe the beauty of the Cascades under their blanket of snow, so vastly different than in the sum mer months. Diamond Lake, completely frozen over, except small areas at the mouths of Silent and Short creeks, was buried under the snow. Crater Lake hid the gorgeous color ing of its rugged rim under a covering of glittering white, while tle unique blue of its waters, to which we are accus tomed, was absent, as the mirroring surface reflected back a slate grey from the overcast of a passing storm. Arriving in Bend, we went on a busman's holiday, visiting the office of the Bend Bulletin, leaving members of the official committee to make their contacts with city officers. While we were enjoying a visit with Judge Robert W. Sawyer, editor-manager;. Henry Fowler, associate editor, and other members of the staff, endeavoring to get ideas from the publishers of what we consider one. of Oregon's best dailies. Earl Wiley came in and insisted that in return for our ride we must join in the committee's investigation. We were most pleasantly received by Mayor A. T. Nieber g'all and City Manager C. G. Reiter. We learned that Bend has had a three-man commission and manager since 1928, Wmtit has retired a large debt, owns its own water utility, hag a fire department with eight paid men and a police department of like size, and that it has its own street paving plant. , ....... Bend has a unique sewago disposal method. A few miles out of town there is a huge volcanic fissure. Sewage is car ried by gravity and poured into this great hole. Enlargement of the city's sewage system is under consideration at the present time. , . The committee went into great detail while Councilman Sullivan filled a small notebook with facts and figures. The investigation was not confined to the City Hall. The committee went out on the street and talked to business men, office workers, property owners, laborers, etc. Some people were found who didn't like the city manager personally. Some of the city employes felt that the manager, was "too tight" in buying equipment There is agitation in Bend, we "curried, to change from electing commissioners at large to selecting a larger commission from wards. Queries, however, indicated that the people of Bend be lieve they are better served by a city manager than undet the old common council system ; that they have had bettet financing, better planning, more efficient operation. , ' i The findings from this investigation will be placed before the joint committee at the next meeting. . Personally, we had a swell time. We particularly enjoyed the ride and George Felt's superb handling of his ship. On the return flight we crossed from Bend to Eugene skirting the summit of the North Sister at almost 10,000 feet, flying above a mass of fleecy clouds opening for a view of the ground.. v ... , Leaving Roseburg at 10:20 A. M., we were buck on the Roseburg airport at 5::l" 1. M. By ground travel we would probably have lost two days from our work. The most gratifying part of our trip was the knowledge that the investigating committee, headed by Councilman Walter Fisher, is intensely serious in its assigned task and is endeavoring to produce the Foorl Cohseiation Suggestions Giverf Housewives of Ioui;1;is County are i-enuehtcil to help conserve food to aiiva survlnu ICiiroir.'in by V. V. Ilarpham, c-ninly cincr g'ency f""d proRiiim niituagrr. HUK8'-'ling ways 111 wliltii riult lioiiKctmld mav assist In accumii- litlnit the huge lood stqiplicsl neotti'd In the current disparate fiHTilne emergency. Mr: llarphani j made it clear that the over hII , mvii of the tsar-lorn world tor I.kxI are so great tlirre Is no limit I tn the American food that tan be Used to save human lite. Main emphasis falla on the con servation of wheat, fats Hlld oils. These basic rommtxlitirs are the most essentl.il to a healthful min imum diet and represent the at solute minimum needs. , Douglas County's shaiT set by tlie ci)iiuiy :PoiIyfor Ktiminp-KrVaj iiv toiy or pyu.'l liut' talln (on, 9. Ttke It'catty'oji oil -in'jwIaJ1 Wmi't:trry 'outlet l4 Ulitat, wdlllls,., ' ' v ' AT CEND V. STANTON which gave only an occasional best possible results. fats and oils possible. Raductiona Racommendcd The following are the recom mentlalions to housewives: 1. Cut clown on the wastage of bread In every wav possible. It Is estimated that is percent or one slice out of every loaf of bread hHkrd every day joes in the garbage can. 2. Reduce the amount of bread usen m f-i ti iiu-ni tniiiiimi siinsn- lutss such as potatoes and oat ce - reals. Use fruits Instead of cakes and pastries for desserts. 3. By the use of alternate foods, use less wheat cereals for break last. 4. Save cooking oils by making moi-e cxtepsiw use of meat di u Jiinirs for cooking and seasoning otxis. 5. Hold down the numlx-r of fi id lootls awiAed. G. Save and J-e-use f.ils and oils. 7. tiace bacon grease for cook, iitr and tender excriut tats on I meats. ... . - All fal that cannot be 16- ust'tl,) uliould? Iv Mluijod and BOWLING S C O R ES INDt'BTstlAL irAGlE T.aaa SU.4l.fS Tam Won Lost .. IS a is la u la P.gtim. Sutherlln fattheu-i Flying Al n. w. Y. E. I.und'a Radio . Sanitary Market .. 11 14 General Petrolrum . 13 14 Williams Jewrl.ra , la 13 Ufnpqu. Hardware . ; 0 la (limn Friday. April 3 General Petruleum 3. l'mp"ua Hrlwna. 0. Lund'i Radio 2. Sanitary Market 1. Patrhett-s riyins A'a 2. N. T. Y. E. I. Paatime S'therlln 3. WllMama Jewelers 0. Hleh Individual Gam Score Hay Tannltind 237. Hiah Individual Srlaa Score C.CO. Plelfler 13. General Petr.lesm Pfelffer Price Baurhman ... Brown Art Mentter Handicap . .. 204 zoa 2no ins .. I3 13 22 5H7 . 1113 179 153 Ml . 143 149 1474:n -T23 IfiO 12 5H3 7a 73 .73 am Total UOO S33 873 292S L'aa.a.a Hardware Weber . - WO lis 14n 373 Pratt 123 14 14.1 414 B Stock -. 127 143 147422 Stephen 14B VI 140451 Hnpklns in 17H 143 S".l Handicap 73 113 S3 3SS Total .." ..... 762 843 S12 241S Pastlm Salherlln Carr IV 174 211541) Wems - l.U 14 174 4m Buck -. 153 .163 lo4 4RS Younf - - 143 160 144 49 Durrant 172 2tl 1R2 SS5 Handicap . Total ... ...i 6B3 073 1003 28tf3 Williams Jwflert Short 1SS ll 904 S4B Quant 1M 149 147 42 MenUer 116 143 111370 Cox .- , 114 118 11734 C. Phillips 141 i;w 1J 44 Handicap 118 US 118354 ToUI . . 800 858 857 3513 Land's Radio 155 150 118432 178 137 lfi2 477 154 lb4 215533 . ttia i:t8 120 438 170 173 204547 128 128 126378 Wellman roy -. D. Baker . Zenor .. Lund .... Handicap - Total - '53 8K7 54 2803 Sanitary Market Dunnlns 157 108 170 S Cilkeava I 148 1484.12 Smith . 137 1110 IfOM Nelson iw - -"o Boucock l 210 165378 Handicap ToUI "84 042 020 2756 Patchett'a Flylnr A'a Bruton 172 103 144 sno Radlgan .. 2.(2 i." kvt ono Patrhett -. lot " Sherman .- KB 1 145408 Elliott '" i-- Handicap 148 J48 146438 ToUI 1045 062 042 205S N. F. F. E. Loomll 173 180 179312 SoJikouHky , i' i ma o-io Hartm.il " ITT 178 las-sw Tannlund 10 l-'W 257576 Cramer - IHT 148 1 43 480 Handicap io J" ov iw Total 1018 B50 1065 3033 CITY LtAGLE Team Standings Team Won Lost Montgomery Wards 21 0 Mvrlle Drue; Co. i Bruton'a Heels 18 12 Coca Cola 18 12 B A, B Taxi i. Gilketon's Station -12 18 Nnrdllng a . r - l Umpqua Cleaners - . flaraea Monday. April S Gllkeson'a Sta. 3. tjninqua Cleaners O. Nordtlns 2. H B Taxi l. Montaomerv Wrad 2. Bruton's 1. Coca Cola 2. Myrtle Drug 1. t i '. High Individual Game score Fred Slevev 220. ,4 HtKh Individual Serlca Score -! ' (1 Jim Luomia 607. Myrtle Orue C'e. ' Wellman 102 124 ino K5 bhlrtcliff ia it" Chapln 104 102 1(12 528 rjniricnii Oftterieird ' im-4f.r Handicap Total ... 101 101 101 305, 0OQ 888 915 2703 : Cora ! mi ir4 202 srr ; I.Vi 171 Wllkfrwm ... Slvfn Lfhrbuch ... Meek Mill. 1 (4 143 1!W .47 1R7 171 1K2Jl?0 113 113 113339 Handicap . Total . nrutnn RIO 944 8D4 2748 Dmton a 1.-.2 144 145441 Purler . Helm Pmtm ri"rv Handicap IM 141 14.V-4.W 17n t7 17-dM ma in 127- 40 170 1 11 -4M 110 U9 119 3S7 Total R.M S KI 844 2tm Montcoincrr Warsi 147 1W 1ST 43 ift iir-1 172 -4 144 115 lo toi Ufa 1M 1IW 41H Quant Hlney R'pr Rllner Arthur Mrntxer Hutidtcap . Total B Nendrl ... 1-un.l D. Pnltfr I., nnkrr V. BakfT 1 Handicap im ipi 14 . 79 79 79 Xi9 nan um 903 vra B T-ti i:4 Itfl 1W4tn 17H 1.8 17IW4WI 177 IRS 17 ,47 U ft ln n7 l.ta TM 17HI 145 145 145 435 876 971 809 2746 Narailnr 1 T1 ITU lfV-.1ia 301 1ST 14tW-.V i::i s 172-. . . Total PtVfffr .. Wtioy . . .... J. K. Nordlinif -J. Loom la J. V Nordtlnf Handicap 2i ino i,Riti7 1S 144 tol lot S 919 ft!8 2832 illkcion'a Htatlan 14ft n--2 S?fl 1R2 M9-M1 ... VH 174 117 -4:17 . .. Ill 130 171 411 , V 1SH 134 -4S ., 143 143 145 4.15 Gllkciinn ... Strvrr H.M-ft . , Rirt Handicap Total tr-17 037 Sftl 2713 1'mnnii. t leanpr. MorrU 142 130 IMI.-44'I Arnle Mrnlzer tr..'l UM 141- 415 Duahnian Ill I7 I'ra- S2 Alweule. I '3 IM 1:16410 Carr l'l 174 I ra 471 Handicap 03 03 03270 Total 824 830 876 25.M1 Mil STRIAL LtAt.l t Team Standings Tam Won Lost Pastime Sutherltn 18 12 Patehett's Ftvlna A's -IB 12 Luni s Radio 16 14 N F F E IS 15 Wllllama Jewehus 13 Sanitary Market 13 17 tleneral Petroleum . , 13 17 Lmpqua llarducic ... . 12 18 tismrs Vlrdne.dMV. A.rtt I. Palchett 3. general Petroleum 0. Williams 3. Sanitary Mikel 0. UmlMiua tiaidw-ere 3, Paallni. 0. I.Htid 2. N. r. r K 1 Hiah tndiMdiial Cianra falcor wellman 24K. Hijh Individual Series Scoit ricillcr S3. rslchslt'B Fltln. A's Tlllllon . 1113 176 IKS. v7 p..ls-tl 1 Pan-hett 1W1 140 l.'e. . 471 ISO 14.1 I.M - 478 IM 171 1073.17 RELIEVE THAT T0!WENT!NG t la no Von car a l r 't i w ii h i ha l-wiht. rauxi r- rin- ITClt w wav t- rf-t wuh lh9 ol rtifttt'.-'n rn e'ab 'h4 yrnir 6lri 1rr f-W. t r.ri-Worii iUl IS tha laKvatornj at Dr. a Ja- A Tht auy.l.-t4,k f taSWti act ft prria! air tn t" Pm-Vortn H.n t Una cSanoaa 'th f Ho Hnfarra!!'' TTv-lel I'r, tvl .-ths-r .It-lrtMt r.s1 1 b.mmx&mk tha H ini fa tha human Jvwr r-w ami tvikw tha rf.t-w,,M. 4.-Uaat 4oi 4 otrVt-WvSM im led" iss l .144 14. Total :.. 1000 040 084 2044 Oaasral Fstreleam Pfelffer 141 200 IIS JM Chapman 122 123 lift i4 Sweem 130 136 1M 379 Absentee 1B0 105 173 518 Art Mentrer 147 104 168 VW Handicap 117 1117 117051 Total - 846 831 'm 2680 Saaltarr Market Dunning 126 ISO 1 Smith 14a 16S 1744X1 brveraon 114 158 1.17 4I7 NeUon 147 164 122 433 Boucock 173 179 1805.12 Handicap 04 144 141 378 Total 70S 065 SOS 2070 William. Jewelers Flury 126 137 178459 Cox 170 160 133 472 Arnle Mentxcr 129 136 1:12 307 Spencer 138 211 173522 Williams Handicap Total 813 1036 051 20O4 Pastlm. Tavern Carr 127 159 140 426 Weiss 147 124 167 438 Black 155 167 102514 Young 128 130 161 410 Wllkerson 219 140 131 4119 Handicap .....137 137 137 411 Total ... 413 866 028 2707 ITmpqaa Hardware Weber " 153 188 203 Bad Pratt. 108 120 141 C17 Stock - 175 Itm ml 532 .Stephens .... Hopkins Handicap 144 205 1R7 180 :i7-4!4 : 188 188 188664 j ToUI 003 1037 1005 303S Land's Radl. Repair Wellman 246 130 183 538 ri. Baker 17A 160 166 4119 Byerly 171 151 130453 Zenor 14J 174 1 34 4.11 Lund , 19k 170 142 5(13 Handicap 102 137 137376 Elliott ' Handicap ToUI 1027 N. F. F. E. Loomls 129 Fisher 132 Spakousky 138 Tannlund . 163 Hartman 180 Handicap 140 Total ' ' -." wol 115 120367 12fl rr?4 2744 KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System -1490 Klloeyele. REXAIMNO BOIBS TODAT 4:00 Fait.. Lewis. Jr.. Webb Pred.cts. 4:1.1 Rtx Miller. N.li.nal Biscsll C. 4:30 Erskin. Johnson. 4:U Character L'linlo, Presbrt.rlsa . 4'b.rcli. SrrMI Muilral Clock. Msdern Furniture. 5:15 Superman, Kellogg's. 5::ia Captain Midnight, Wander C.. 6:00 Gabriel UeaUer, Forhan's To.lD pa.te. 6:15 Musical Interlude. 8:5 Stale and Local News, Kesebnrg I lor C. 8 se Amcrlcsn Forum of the Air. 1:15 Mail. y.,. KemtKliar, OvugUS Napply Co. 7:30 Harry James' Orchestra. . 7:1.1 H.ttsa at Melady, Cape 8:110 Count of Monte Crista, Mrs. Wright's Bread. 8:30 The falcon. 'V . . 0:11(1 Alka Seltser News. 0:14 Jsmes Crowlsy, WlldreoL 0 30 Harry Horllck's Orchestra. IH:0O Fultoa Lewia, Jr., Hansen Tires. 10:15 Nocturne. 1U:30 Ten-Thirty Club, Lawsen's Jewelerv. 11:00 Sign Oil. wrDNESDAV, AfEIL 17, 6:00 Dawn Buatrrs. fi ; to Yawn Patrol. :.UV Sc brick er AuctUn. ' 1:0O-Nfwi, J. A. Fal(r C: 7:13 Biae and Shine .Slerllnr Drar- Stale and Local Ncwa, Banns Optical. T:Nludrf Farpltar. , 7 40 Rhapsody In Wtx. R:(t4 Ur. Talbdt, L. A. Blbli fnatltule. 8:J Tke ll l.tvay Time, laklry tn4 Van Cdinp. B:.V-VUfr H. LlndUhr. Hpallhalda. li:(r0-,)rr Van and tbs Nswa, Krctnl. 0;tS Morntng Melodlea. it.Mt Mn.Abuut Town, Joaae and I.ittv All's. 0: tO Shopper's tialds, Harlh't and MarshaJI-Wclla. ,. fl Sft Musical Interlude.1 HIiHl Alka Hltr Kcwa, ' 10:liVEaay Lltttenin . , . , ' lO.eO-Lady, Be Beautiful. 1M:4JV John J. Anthony. Carter Prod net a. IliOfe Kwap fihoa Kamplor'a. ... I l i t snewnoii, incatcri. II:3U 4)uecn for a Day, Milts Lab. and ro. . ... 12 00 Musical Interlude. U:oi g. Recap of Sports, V. S. Tire Mai o. 12 1 Musical Interlude. I H.irr i (suidc, Associated lllatrlbators 12 25 Rhythm at Random. I. .U Hioie and iaocal Mwt, uansca Motors. lt:INaUonal Natss, Doaflss County Stale Bank. lt:aU Taimlnai Market, ftaporta, 8if . , Fell. 1:09 mu Ue Street, llenntnf cr's Mrt. 1:1S The Johtuon Family. , ,. lrLW Swtngtime. S:UO 7.k Manners, Slerllnr Prodarts. ;l Msil Order Melodies. Montaomery Ward. 3:45 Western Serenade. I S;ot Rev. N. W. Baker of Iowa, I Church of Christ. Iil.'r-Hhrrl of Fortune. I 4;00 Fulton 1-rCWis. Jr. ! 4:1,1 Hex Miller. Nat l Biscuit Ct. 4:S krsklnr Johnson. Furaa. . 4 4S Let a Dance. A no Mv.lcal Clock, Modern FurnWuro. 6. 1.1 HuprrtMti, Kellnt g's. i fi::t 4 spistn Nldnifhi, Wanaer Co. A:trV Torn Mix. Ralston Farina, s ou t.sbrlet Hes4rr. KremU . 6:1 Musical Interlude. Mtato and i.co News. Resebarf Motor Co. . , s ::ia patcht Bands. Coca Cola. VM farm Baresu'o (tsrdrnlne Today. 7:14 Kktbna Ronnd-l p, Lotkwood Motors. rm-Ttie Cisco Kid. a.oit Man Line, Southern Pacific, a fresh 1 p Hhow. hovea-bn. . (Ml Alka Krltier Nrsra. :i;Kri Miller. SAW Fine roods. ii. L Time, C. ft. Ilifh. 9 4 -Spike Jones' Orchestra. Ill oo I-y It on Lewis, Jr., Rosebarf Pharraacy. . 10 IB Nocturne. l;;to -Weird Circle, Law sen's Jewelcry. II. 00 Sign Off. . The women of ancient Croece wrre bwrred from thc OIympi.8 both as spectators and partict panls. . - Husbands! Wives! Want new Pep and Vim? TMitattrt f rFiiW ar , wara-out. ot- tttiuoiP'1 efijf txirauo Ntly lo A In . Kir ! vita, fiialitr. trr TitnM Tab-ta, Co'bim tr. u'ry B I': ,NO ii;': Htajota 19,. Uim Qtufi; lnrvlu.i..'rT m At all draff ttarva cvvrrarhara 4a Baaa aarf, at lallarlaa'a Draff. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I miffrrtHl for yenrs and inn"SQ IhailKful tliHt I fuunu it-iit-i titfiTi tills ti'irihlr afUiratton thnt I will Klmlly answer nnyon wrttlns mr i lor liiformntinn. Mrs. Anns Pmitx, P. O. Unx S25, VsnfomTr, Wash. I'd Ailv.- NUE-OVO Lalmratoilcs 1 '. ' : : Milk Mixture for Stomach Ulcers A rarM mMltc! dufpwrv fXaT 1-d hf ittK-irtrt O'tci Hwp..i vtyrwro has twtwaa. laruattilU iKCaul in Iha irratmant at Moan mh uli cu-l intfti ca atari, il u haiTnl'- pfnj-iMn ci rrlf. In many r. i)o rtxndj ot Hfrnth iHr rt i innr ttf aliTrcat mrrnw.tlir AJa.. iHemmentfri 1 pii., u,(ii(s:iuca, boiat'bufn dua to hjrr- yMn,-t a S-teO M I I'RlV t" Ihon tniff frt Lt'lMN oitruTo4t;m'rnrirtiJ ' paitai imv h- o Lia. )vt niuVo tm- . 'vrn irt a Mil H iritv vu ttul tiiOe. Mwa aat.-Wy tr uulY rwJal. V-Pi.-. -fcp-U'l O .lh-.'' Mll t)nt 4u4 lru atoraa mi,Ttiw. Disposal, Offices to. , Have Section for Vets WASHINGTON, April 16. CP) -a-Establishment of a veterans section In all surplus property disposal oflices was promised to day by the War Assets Corpora tion. - : . Senator Magnuson said the cor-! poration notified him of its ac- tion in reply to his letter asking I why veterans could not get sur plus property and if red tape surrounding such purchases could not be eliminated. .1 - . , He said he was told that under the new plan a veteran could o! to the SUTDlUs nronertv riitnrM;.-i1 1 offices and obtain a complete list ol all property they desired. Hen Lays Hugo Egg ., PORTLAND, April 16. CD Another tremendous egg was re ported here today. - . Forbes Porter, Raleigh Hills, said his Rhode Island Red hen laid a six-ounces egg which meas ured 7 58 inches around the mid dle and 9 12 inches around the ends. It was soft shelled. federal,' Works agency, public buildings adminis tration office of the di vision engineer. 838 u. s. appraisers building.' san francisco 11. california. April 3, 1946. Sealed bids, in -trio-licate, will be received at this of fice until 2 P. M., May 3, 1946, and then publicly opened, for fur nishing the materials, and per forming the work for new heat ing boiler, etc., at the U. S. P. O. building, Roseburg, Oregon, in strict accordance with the speci fications dated PB-Div.-7 Jan. 24, 1946, and drawings if anv) men tioned therein: and the general conditions dated Sept. 15, 1942 and addendum thereto dated May 15, 1944. Specifications and other data may be had at the office of the Custodian of the building or the office of the Division Engi neer. J. E. Stanton, Division En gineer. federal' Works agexcy, public buildings adminis tration, office of the di vision engineer, 838 u. s. appraisers building. san francisco 11, california. April 5, 1946. Sealed bids, in trip licate, will be received at this of. fice until 2 P. M., Mav 6. 1946, and then publicly opened, for fur nishlng the materials and per forminR the work for interior painting, new wood flooring, new exterior entrance doors and mis cellaneous repairs, at the U. S. P. O., Roseburg. Oregon, in strict accordance with the specifica tions dated PB-Div-7 Jan. 17, 1946 and drawings (if any) mentioned therein: and the general condi tions dated Sept. 15, 1942 and ad dendum thereto dated May 15, 1944. Specifications and other data may be had at the office of the Custodian of the building or the office of the Division EnW neer. J. E, Stanton, Division En gineer... - a.-.- - MIMEOGRAPHING Illustrated work letters. ,. cards, forms, etc, v; Room 4327 W. Cass St Phone 763-R SAVE . MONEY WITH THIS AD Just clip this ad and bring it to us.. It Is ..good for, ONE DOLLAR when applied oo the purchase o f . a n y ladies' spring hat in our store. Clara's MILLINERY AND TOT 8HOP 123 W. 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