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Newspaper Page TextTWO ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. TUESDAY, APRIL 23. 1946 -s,aUsh4 DaMf Biaapt ana'aj tav "ttHft-RkVUW I'OHf AM V. INC. Kntcrwi aa oocufid ciaaa mattor Mai ,T, ltOU. at tha poilol'lV at Koarburg Oracoa, under act of March S, HTHV Mambar of tfca Aaaoclatad Praaa, Orav tm Nawroapar ."uoluhara AaaoclaUua. lb Audit Buntii of CirculaUona. br WtST-HOU-IOxY CO. i Nana York. CiilcMo. bi rraadaco. Loa 4aa taa ftaakUa. Port JC. affleae la fMOfllCA. LM and, M Unii. aaaartaUs Kaiaa la Outof Oreoe 8Utr V SO $6 00 9 UP 1 w f7.a rhraa Mootha . U ar , aar. by cltF carrier H War amnio, br cltr carrlar , The Weather U. 8. Weather Bureau Office Roeeburg, Oregon Forecast tor Hoseburg and vi cinity: Clear tonight and Wed - nesday; warmer tonight. Highest temp, for any April 06 Lowest temp, for any April .... 25 Highest temp, yesterday 70 Lowest temp, last night 41 Precipitation yesterday 0 Precipitation from April 1 29 Deficit from April 1, 1946 1.59 Excess from Sept. 1, 1945 5.22 Padres and Beavers Blank Opponents on Five-Hit Pitching By the Associated Press) The San Diego J'adres today circulated In the first division of the Pacific Coast Baseball league. They popped up from the lower ranks Monday on the fivehlt pitching of San Diego's native son', Al Olsen. to shut out seventh ranking Seattle. 7 to 0. Climbing Into fourth place, the Padre shoved aside the Holly wood Stars, who were blanked, 6 to 0, by the p niiant defending Portland Beavers. The victory Rave Portland a tie with Holly wood for the fifth spot Both games were rescheduled affairs rained out lust week. The other four clubs rested, with San Francisco still at the top a game ahead of Los Angeles. KJvo-hit pitching, the work of Dick Barrett, also defeated the Hollywood Stars. The Beavers chased Kuss Messerly from the mound in the fourth frame, which netted two runs, and collected he other four runs in llp seventh, when six baiters in a row Uvd ol f on relief pitcher Cuccuiello. , Portland moved out of the base ment by winning six in the seven game scries. Team Standings Team San Francisco Log Angeles Oakland San Diego Hollywood Portland Seattle Sacramento W U Pet. ,18 fi .7.W 17 ' 7 .70H 14 11 '.Slid 11 H .440 10 13 AC 10 13 .435 H IB .333 8 16 .333 Lanier Stars in 2 . St. Louis Triumphs I My the Associated Press) Max Lanier, a perenial runner up, is fast becoming the fti-e of the St. Ixiuis Cardinals' all star funding staff after years of play ng second fiddle. The lefthander, back from a four of Army duty, has won his first two starts In most impres sive fashion to set the pace for tho highflying lied Birds' five game winning streak. His first effort was a shutout over Pitts burgh on the second day of the season and yesterday he turned hack Cincinnati, 4 1, with six tills. Johnny Vundcr Meor was the loser. Despite Lanier's chucklne, rind the Cards' filth straight triumph, they were unable to shake off the persistent Brooklyn I Bulgers who likewise ran their win streak to five by shading Boston, 5 1, in 10 innings.. The New York (.Hauls, hallllng the Phillies, got back on the win ning side, 7-'.i. Del toil found reason to rejoice in the excellent debut ot Paul iPiy) 1 rout who blanked Chi cago' While Sox, -III. wilh six blows. Floyd Bevens made his first Min i a winning one in hurling the New Yolk Yankees l. a 2-1 "squeaker'' over Philadelphia's I .uthcr Knerr. PlMaggio lied Ihe gone Willi a triple in Hie sixth and Mined Hie winning run on Keller's single a few moments laler. ... ... Slmrlstop IVIIeaKrlnl. who cot his chance play "hen Pesky was hit by a pitched ball In mi early inning, won the game fur Boston iver Washinglon. ." I, wilh a seventh inning homer.. Lt. Rodin Denies Guilt On Espionage Charge SKATTI.E. Apiil 2J i Vi Nicolal Bedm. -C veal -old Bus- Man naval lleuleli.ini. pleaded hi-lux-rut today when mi rallied 111 Federal I'lstilct I'nint ton live count imliriment eli. iiKing him with espionage acain.! this coun try. He was sN'cillcally charged with pi-ocui ing plans lor the new I'liUed Slates destroyer tender Ye How at one, . , Llititciiaut lUf.lln stood at the bar flanked Ity ik'h'nf.utuiiu-ys. Irvln Cuodniiin. Portland rc, and Tracy E ijiilfin. Seattle They waived the tea ling of the Indictment. Total digestible protein in t-ny bean oil meal for animals and poulH-j; Is-tour to ike times Hut vl iut.il tiajk. OPA ON THE GRIDDLE BOWLING SCORES Handicap ToUl 141 141 141423 - SSO 00 907 27 Weber Itt 1&3 164 4HS Pratt . 134) 131 im am B Slock IW 175 It 404 I. Stechcn 1M 141 laa aui HoptUfls laS 144 164 4M Handicap laa ib8 its So By CHARLES V, STANTON CITY LKACIL'K Traoa Ktaadlnft 10 18 B It B Taxi Ciikeun' Station - 13 C'rnpqua Cleanera .. .. 11 Nordhnf , .. 9 Cimn rritlar. April It Umpqua C'laanora 3, Norclling's 0. Montgomery Ward 3, Vocm Cola 0. Brutuni HelU 2. Myrtle Dru 1. B 4s B Taxi 2. Gilkmin't 1. Hign Individual Oama acora readni4n Zit High individual Srlc Score 'readnian b'Jti. Bralao'a llreU Brutuft . .. 1M 14A 173 Hnrlcr lUint ... H(,e Flury Handicap ToUl Wei I man , H. ShirtcUif Adama . .. T. Shirtcfifl OfctrKird .... Handicap ToUl Fraadman Hlncy Quant Btttnar Mentier Handicap ToUl .., Wllkemon ... Stephana Mill Handicap P. Lund C. N end el .. V. Bakar .... L. Baker .. D. Baker . Handicap C ilk aeon btever H or 11 Johnson Kice Handicap ... ToUl Pfeiffer Wiley J. E. Nordling LoomU .. . Stock , Handicap ... Administration supporters are wailing and gnashing their wjil,nywrd teeth because of House emasculation of the OPA while, on!; tecu the other hand, anti-administration forces are making po litical hay while the sun shines. The general public mean while is wavering between two emotions, one a desire for quick return to normalcy under tried and true methods, the other a deep-sealed fear, fanned by the winds of propa ganda, that the wolf of inflation waits around the corner to whet his ravenous appetite the moment the stalwart gestOPA guard turns his back.. Fate of the OPA rests in the Senate. The House version, viewed from this distance, seems to be a hodgepodge of shackling amendments based on political and personal dis likes and desires, rather than a well-conceived and organized formula to relieve our economic ills. We suspect that the House is engaged in another of its frequent practices of delivering a sound spanking to some recalcitrant executive agency, depending upon the Senate to provide the soothing Balve. But the OPA has proven an obstreperous problem child, and its antics have aroused considerable Senate opposition. Senator Wayne Morse, speaking before the Senate April 15, told of urgings from Oregon that he cast his vote for complete abolition of the OPA. He said; I do not desire to cast such a vote because I firmly believe that the major objectives of OPA as intended by the OPA Act are in the best interests of this country during the reconversion period. However, it Is very difficult to justify a vote for OPA If Mr. Porter, Mr. Bowles, and the President do not take the necessary steps to ctearv up the abuses of OPA and to give assurance that the policies Of OPA will be adjusted in accordance with the ever-ohanging factual picture so far as supply of and demand for consumers' goods is concerned during the reconversion period. OPA's scare campaign is beginning to bear fruit, now that its life hangs in the balance. It has succeeded in creat ing widespread fear of inflation even while inflation exists. It has kidded us with its "hold the line" slogan, drawing our attention from the fact that holding the line on prices does not mean holding the line on cost of living. Now we are losing our bread so we wont miss the butter the OPA denies us. OPA's pricing system has had one uniform result. It has consistently lowered the quality Qf goods we buy, despite inflated prices. Our milk, we are told by the state's agri cultural director, can't qualify for Oracle U, yet he dares not enforce state standards because the industry would be forced out of business. Our steaks are getting so thin that the next thing we know, they'll be slicing them on veneer lathes. Our clothing, when we can get it, is shoddy. As a good example of OPA damfoolishness in pricing, certain used, prewar automobiles have a higher ceiling than the new 1916 models. OPA's methods without question are retaVrdn reconversion. Yet, OPA .seemingly operates under the theory ihnt the vast majority of the general public is composed of fools, liars, cheats and chiselers. It certainly is true that the OPA has given liars, cheats and chiselers much encouragement and has caused many persons to engage in i'iol practices, but when it comes to the nomination for ch'.mpionship fool ishness we offer the OPA. We arc told that disastrous inflation would follow aban donment of price controls, but we have had consumer strikes in the past, and, with existing awareness of inflationary trends, we believe unwarranted price rises would be curbed through public action. We arc told that the huge backlog oi savings would lmmeuiaieiy go into compeiuion lor con- Toui sumer goods, but, aside from the few irresponsible people and the few desperate buyers, we believe the great mass of HiT prospective consumers would await lower price levels before investing too generously in durable goods. A lot of hogwash is being dished out to the general public by propagandists on both sides of the OPA issue. H is the responsibility of the average American citizen to study the " t matter carefully, casting aside both tear and prejudice in determining whether continuance of OPA is conducive or detrimental to early recovery. Total BM IU1 W0 2U13 n. r. t. e. Geo. Loomla . 143 1S3 1M 446 Gui Spakutwky lh6 I HQ 180 MS lUrtman lutj lt 171 5i3 Tfnnliuid Jii3 170 1H2 4W3 Cramer 173 lal 165470 Handicap 13J 133 li ToUl Spencer ... Cox . Mftnzer ... fhilhpa WiUt-mi ... Handicap ToUl . . i ts Ul 1.13 l'il 120414 .... 171 IM 175514 . . im7 iwi mi sue 120 120 imMO - .. B'M 835 032 275d Mrttl Drug V: 1ZU If 430 141 lWi 140--447 117 125 117359 137 170 lfiO 4fl7 Itf7 2U2 17 57 120 129 129 3OT Pfeiffer rhupmin ... Swrtnu Handicap IBS 190 147 502 ... . 143 153 IH& - H4 .. .. 151 121 1B1 4.13 138 154 178 470 ...... lttO 174 192546 ... 1U) 1U0 IbU 4UO 937 953 1036 2915 Geacral Fetraleam Hitt IBS 180543 171 217 172 5WJ 122 144 1H8 454 151 1M 159477 153 148 226527 158 158 lWt 44 840 958 887 2683 Menttonierx Hrd kJt i a Tm 1(8 1H0 125 5()3 174 163 8:i8 1H4 138 12tf 448 153 159 147 59 83 83 83 249 1015 958 820 2793 t'eca Cola 204 153 144901 137 141 103- 3HJ Lfhrbuch 119 113 128 3O0 17 185 i;i5 4B7 ltil 170 150 481 . 1U9 1U9 109327 ToUl 89 871 769 2537 H A B Taxi .. 513 188 177578 134 136 147417 1M lb 153452 . 123 128 1W 403 .'148 142 143 143 143 429 Total 803 905 933 2731 Cllkcaon'a Station 170 158 153 481 151 li(2 170500 123 129 133 304 1.15 140 120395 137 170 171478 137 1J7 137411 ff2 916 884 2652 Nerdlinf ' 141 143 145429 150 142 130423 , 115 Ul 97343 145 lti3 166474 150 143 150 443 . - 78 76 76234 KRNR Mutual Broadcasting 8 stem 1490 Kilocycle. Odd Fellowi Arrange Anniversary Program Arrangements are completed for observance Thursday night, this week of the 127th anniver sary of the founding of the I. O. a F. - A banquet will be served at 7 P. M., followed at 8:15 by a musi cal entertainment given by High School pupils and by members of the Thcta Rho Girls Club. The address by Grand Chaplain Chester P. Gates of Portland will be a highlight of the occasion. The committee placing tickets for the banauet are Carlos C. Dimmlck, J. Harley Smith, Glen Klcr.ardson and Cnarlle J. Dim mick. Inter-School Sports Slated H. H. Turner, physical educa tion Instructor at the Junior High School wl!! Arrange tnter-school competition In sports in tne city s grade schools, Superintendent of Schools Paul S. Elliott announced today. Turner vill visit eacn grade school one afternoon a week. Variations of the Naw's sonar equipment, used to detect and lo cate underwater objects, may prove useful to seekers of sunken treasure. Sonar has accurately located underwater objects more than six miles distant. Beautiful Floors WITH , KENTILE For Homei, Stores, Office!, Schooli. Churehef, Lodges, the Universal Floor Covering Fine Appearance Long Lasting Economical KENTILE Sold and installed only by the COEN LUMBER COMPANY i A h BEMAININO HOURS TODAY 4:00 folton Lewli. Jr.. Del Webb Ca. 4:15 Rex Miller, Nat'l Blacult Ca. 4 30 Ersklne Johnaon. H Character Clinic, Presbyterian Church. 11:06 Muelral Clock, Madera Furniture. ft : I. V 8 u per man, Kellofg'i. 8:3 Captain Midnight, Wander Co. 4 4i Tom Mia, KaUlon Purina. fi UO ,abriel Heatter. r orbu,. 415 Muaical Interlude. 4:25 State ar.4 Local Newt, Reaebure Motor Co. 6:30 American Forum of -the Air. 7:15 Mu ale Yea Remember, Doiiflai ftunulr Co, T 30 The Klng'i Men. 1 4J House of Melody, Copra. 8:00 f ount of Mente Crista, Mr. Wricht's Bread. 8::) The Falcon. B;0 Alka Krltier Newn. t:l.1 Jamea Crowley, Wlldroot. 9 30 Henry Buse' Orch. 9 45 Dr. Cornliua Rhoada, Am. Cancer Society. 14:04V t "u it on Lewis, Jr., Hansen Tires. 10:15 Nocturne. :u.ju Ten-Thirty Club, Lawson'a Jewelry. 11:00 Sign Off. IKIC Total Muller Winston Morns Short Carr Handicap Total 779 tk)0 766 2345 I I'mptiua Cleaner i 134 152 147 433 156 164 456 1H7 l:(7 lit! sua IbO 1U0 13 513 lt8 178 133477 DO 90 0270 B55 003 879 26J7 CITY LEAGt'E Team Standings Team Won Lo Montgomery Ward 27 ! Brulon a Heels 21 11 Myrtle Drug 20 H Coca Cola 2H H B At R Taxi 10 I' CiilkeHiin'a Station 15 2 l.'mpqua CI tuners . 12 2 Nui tiling's 9 2 tiames Monday. April 15 Montgomery Ward J. Norlhng t 0. tiilkehnnH Mp lion 2. Mvrtle Drug I. C'(-a Col 2. Unipq.ua Cleaners 1. BAB Taxi 2. Brulon heels 1. High Individual Game Scroe Frtrl Stcvrr 2.17. Hieh Inrilvldual Series Score Art Menter 20. Nordllnc's Pfeiffer . 170 1 41 Earl Wilev. 17ft 222 J. K. Nordftng Xi 15H J. Ixjomia 1H5 177 J. V. Nordhng 1.11 151 Handicap Mi 6 KW-471 I HO - 51 i:a 419 i:i5 47 1 H8 -470 66198 Total 8H4 913 839 2616 Montgomery Ward Freadman 1 172 1B1 502 Hmey 1!8 l!8 170 -5t Qiuint 1W l7 157 -474 Bittner l:Ut 1H4 122 4-M Mnnter 1114 168 2J;i 6ii0 Handicap . HI 81 812-43 Total , . 925 9W 944 2H49 Myrtle Drug C a. Wellman 144 121 1M-440 H Shirtcliff I il loH l.ttt340 Adams l.tO 1M M5 4.19 truipin 131 184 1 HO 524 Ootcrgard U.I 171 2iK)- 5lb Handicap 113 113 1133.t9 793 BOO 960 2613 (ilkesan'a Station . . 176 i:H 124 415 IVt 2:t7 171-Si I3 m ttr-:tM 128 144 147 -419 l!M IHh IBil -5V( U7 U7 1.17-411 Johnson Kic Handicap WEDNESDAY, APRIL SI, i)-uwii Husters. g ;toYawn Patrol. :.-,5 Schrlcker AuctUn. 7:tM News. J. A. olger Co. 1:15 Rie and Shine. Sterling Drug. 7:30 Slate and Local News, Boring Optical. 1::t5 Judd Furniture. 7 40 Rhapsody It War. I M l)r. Talnot, L. A. Bihl Imitate. --tO Tike It ta.y Time, lilokley and Van Camp. 1:45 Victor H. Llndlahr, Htalthalds. 9:iMl Lyle Van and the News, Kreml. 15 Morning Melodies. 9.30 Man About Town, Josae and Lowell's. 1:45 shopper's Guide, Hartb'i and Marhall-We1U. 9 55 Musical Interlude, le.oo Alka Seltrer New. 10 15 Easy Listrnin'. 10.45 Jhn J. Anthony, Carter Products. 1 :00 K wap Shop. Karapler's. 11:1.5 Showboat, Theaters. 11:30 Veen for a Bay, Miles Labs, and PAti. 12 00 Muaical Interlude. U:0.l I', u. Recap of Sports, f. . Tire Ktnre. 1215 Musical Interlude. 13:SA Ruber's iuide, Associated Distributors. 12 25 Rhythm at Random. U:1U state and Local News, Hansen Molora. It:45 National News, Douglas County Mate, Hank. 1 1:55 Terminal Market Reports, Kg rU. :0tl Mn on the Htreet, Henninger's Marts. 1:15 The Johnaon Family. I:;to Mall Order Melodies, Montgomery aru. I.tind . . NcixlH . lUkcr t:00 Zeke Manners, Sterling Products. 2:15--Smile Time. 2 :t0 Molt Basin Ceremonies. :Uv Rev. (t. W. Baker of Iowa, hurch af C'hriM. 8:1.1 Wheel o Fortune. 4:0O rulton Lewis, Jr. 4:1.- Rex Miller. Nat l Biscuit Ca. 4::tO F-rskine Johnson, Purex. 4:45 Let's Dance. .-,; Musical Clock, Modern f urniture. 5; 15 Superman, KelUgga. 4'to Captatn Midnight, Wander Co. l:l.V-Tom Mia, RaUton Purina. 3110 Uabrlel Heatter, Kreml. 6:15 Musical Interlude. :-j.V Slate and Local Newt, Roscburg Matar Co ;to fepntiirht Bands, Coca (la. ?:IM Oardetuna- Todav, Farm Hareao. 1:15 Rhthm Round-l p, Lockwaod Motors. 7 HO- Tho Cisco Kid a mi Main Line, Southern Pacific. K:.e frh-l b Time, 7-l'p 1 a. 0 Alka Srltier News. :l.. Rex Miller. SAW Fine Foods. 0::t0 ..f. Time, T.. .. High. 9 45'-Favorite Waltzes, la.tw altan Lewis, Jr., Reseburg Pharmacy, 10 IV-Nocturne. 10.30 Weird Circle. Lawson'a . t Jewelrv. 24 915 006 2745 I II 00 Sign Off. BAB Taxi itin 170 Wool Assn. Chief Starts Tilt Over "Hokum" Charge WASHlNtVI'ON, April l.V lYrsitii'Mt Artluir Htwse of Hio National Association of Wool MaimtiK'tiiiois ttday called I'A RupiMu lPts cuiliy ot "lutkiini" and sot olf n loud won, inw In Ihr Snnato Bunkinc Cominittro. Trslifvine at tho s;vt of lioar (tips on loKislation In rxtiMiii in lit' contrt)!.; hoynnti Juno .'in. iV's. ohsci vod I li h t adiniuisti alion IradoiK wrtiilod VlW rxtrndod istiation staixl acainst crippliiiR aniiMidnuMils "httkum," bocati.so (1A is "cripplrd hy lis own in rftii'iotu'y. stuhljornnoss and lack of ivalism." Tlio wool Msoi:,illon cliirf said OPA is still insisting on vc;ula Hons dt'siwiiod to cnfoiw pnxluc Hon of low-pritvd clotht's. I lo said if it had not horn ftn tho rtftvt ot those regulations on tho wool industry, thorp would have boon onoupn produrtion In tho last six months tor t00MK0 nioro men's Miits. Oregon Bread Loaves to Be Cur to Ono Pound MKTI.AXn, Ore., April 22. 20t5tQ ! frr: ft l'r DImm 1 11 KMI 10 i ww W.sx, I IUM 171 ii'O 1H.1 5.l 112 1NO 1KI -4.U i n 17 174 -4Ji l.t7 1.17 i:i7 -til 6VA 052 10(15 2815 It ru ten's Heels 177 -4' 17H 121- 3W4 147 4w. 17f 54H 12(i .ll.i 155 4t t-'H 4l'U Brtitun . . . 14.1 I Hi Poricr lwi it7 Hcins . iZI 14ti H.a 155 t4 Muiy 174 111 lUndlcap ... 118 11H Total . H;i 1124 4'oca Cola Wilkcnton . 141 21ft Strpliens . . l.ttt 111 LhitM-ch .. 117 11 Mock I IH 144 Mills . .. . IHM 11 Total . . K4.I B45 I mpqaa i lesnrro W instoit . 11H l ift Hoier ... 171 iwi Pru-c t 14 liiH Mock I4M 10 Ci r IK'i IV 4 lUndlcap . , 74 74 Tidal 7 Itsr To Merge Armed Forces WASHINGTON, April 23.(.V lKislaiion calling for merger of Iho armed forces into a single department of defense was nn- j pnivod today hy the Senate Mill j tary Committo Chairman Klhert Thomas said tho bill carries all tho reeommon- uaiions matie ny I'lesitieni i ru- man. "No one, however." ho added, "is so optimistic as to believe It Will ro through Congress and hp signed hy tho President without any amendments." DONT FORGET Electric Cldcks Repaired Batteries -Record Changers Appliances Your Packard-Bell Dealer BECKWITH RADIO SERVICE Phone 236-R 510 North Jactson n BWflElLiS IT'S CHOW TIME IN THE hen house Galvanized CHICKEN FEEDERS 6 Hole 2 for 25c 10 Hole 17c 14 Hole i 25e Revolving Bar, small 25c Revolving Bar, large 35c WATER FOUNTS Gla. ounrt size 2 for 25C 6 I J gallon size 75c I I Yj, Metal, quart size 10c LI fi FOR THE GARDEN I All-Metal Hand Trowels, Forks, and Scratches, each ....15c MVARIETY STOREM liiti 4i2 OM 5.4.1 1 l 4",l 1t:t 4M 17W .y 74 -122 IM'l MRMl. I I At, I L Trsm Msiiaings SiiOu-rhn atlttc pi t4 I'-itcliPtt Kmc As. 18 IS H.tnio i . i " .I' f Hi ii. h .....j I " r I l 1 ",MI1""" Jewelers W IlllOtll I'l ippilin; tlinoiltlineni.S . Wl" r""11" im hi i mu , S..iitar Market li 17 In 17 "hokum ol o... i V 111 (o slr.niv I.i rr bi-finnltii' In. jday fur Oregon families rim Ing t",pq,n""M( II ) . un uMiti icu iiiintiic rcuei cam lltMl', lM'CI. I lie tiegon IlaKois Chilian and called this highest tntior. N'lialor '1'olvpy i U. N shouted lor Hese to steei of opinion. "Are vou paying th.tt ainN'th noimeol th.it no more one and ll,,, ,,,v,,,,,li ,"' -who favor: extension of t iPA iV ; ono half pound loaves would ! n.V iM-hwdai'Scrir, tk-o.- r)ite.aa. Aoril 11 1 tirtrt s lUdin 2, I'atlnic 1 Sanilar Market A, I'alclictt s 0. I'mpqua MaitJwaro 2. N K I. E 1. (rncial 1'etrolcurn 2. V illtanis . made, and urged hoiislwivr to Iniv only the not m.il iuunter of ll'rIMW. I tank I. Last,i:cli, club piei f'ent, s,id the non o,tf sie would ellret 1 1 J pci cn( reluct ion m iisv ot 1 lot 1 1 .tsked l the gov n nineiit. guilty of hokum'"' Hskrd Senator Harkloy tlx K K Told hv Vv.e tlut was the case, iiklo) n.rrd: " Then I'm guilty of hokum You will hao lo iiupioNP nn testimony lelnie 1 hao any le se t for it." - . Tote remaikod ho was gtlng to itKcount lasso's testimony, ell, I'm not discount inc." T?r.:!y"i '!;::, Of Concrete Workers St.jhiliir mli.M nml Vviii Al- PoK1'IAV!" Am-ii -i niinistralur 1'iM ti'i- had callrd Fi.i m.il iiL-rivim-m on I v.ni mi luiui"ivnx'ii "i-M-ry Mil t ofihnur eav Im u as.' Inr oi krin j i;uk.i '1''." lallti a Mlik.- al m puilUml inn- J1"""1 '' "h.il 1 fur tlif j;cKisr p,,,. p tllt was irillol hv b'AA'I-iT" is h.nicr t'ir Hie c ni'li-i . " (.".iI"'-1 thr iinimi l.vl.n- " i n.nji. n ; hart Minmi'il up. I'Iip AH. I riiilnu-tion audi I'll wmi inp i.riiriai uanoirin iininn aid tho : t, lUui Lund .Mo. I rtiin, a.lh.tttn Pay Mike Ends' Strike .r ir nu.a V.-UM. W itkt-t.'Mt llantlK ap aT..tal : Wrllmatt Alin'Mic I t Irfl Hsiuahtnail Hum Handicap Total . Urll. Irt rt .IVsvo roMimr tt,t 4:dhtkJ the ddnUit- vuil. rso." . fcUCi?e.,tecJ Kirklev and . new minimum scale are ST. 10., f iii sumed hi toalimoiiv "a Si 20 mid S AN nt 2M Then little oTi-whp1iTiet1." ho salU- , I aro i:;vo!voJ. Thiy j 1 eturr.cd tg- ? v". 11., ' ' III 1A 1 k7 Hi U7 ' I.U 4. IH7 1 H I V - t'J !) lit Ki riK. IfH 1 W, 17(1. J 1.31 Id I tu ft I I a:i.i 2. Ha1t 117 IV IVl f:4 I 14 I. ci I Ia M l.W IV IW 145 tu l.ai 2H ,V aW tH - 2.M n.t 913 W 2m3 Makrl IT. 149 14 470 I tHl ,MV Ul 14, AX l.-I 4 ."""i .MI l-Ok lV M- Ol It It) its-HI 9M I' ...! I I' ln 4, s I . .PI t:.i li j 1 4a I in i Lt -u 1 14. I . U 4 I ::.: yrr- -: ' WHAT A SPARKLER An uliplino could land on tlio brim II lln-ows. Slip hns every rlsht lo ho proud of I lie d I a in ond her vwivllieart c-wc her. And llieie's line Inr nur hnliwod. . Ino. in I lie scintillating ills-Dl,i- ol U-aulilul ilia-n-,iintl at Williams Jewelry. 301 N. Jackson St. Across from Star Theatre iaSi, g &ltf Ma star Tana. Catrl fiva ya m halc ! 4V4 44 fart irt taaa camWnatlaat. . . SOONER " a than you think! Crostty Radios and combinations will do starting our way (and that moans your way) with their new designs, new features and traditional mechanical superiority. All Crosloy Radio-Phonograph Com binations have tho famous, exclusive Floating Jewel Tone System which says "Goodbye" to noedlo scratch ing and surface noises and makes your records lasl up to ten time longer. A word to the impatient if you ore Intereited in being on of ths early purchasers of a new Crotley radio or combination, wa Invito you to stop In ond let u know. That's tho bett way lo help ut give you prompt attention. No depoiit no obligation. JOSSE'S j 1 1 1 N. JaikMMi St. HomeVumiihingi j- . ,.v. i .... , :yr. rhen 330 V.i