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Sen. Baldwin Warns GOP Against Radical Changes PORTLAND. Feb. 13. (.?) A Republican . sponsored Lincoln Day banquet assembly heard Sen. Raymond E. Baldwin (R.-Conn.) wain the party last night that any radical changes In government might return their partv to "the lonely role of minority." Baldwin recommended a nild-dle-ofitheroad labor policy In iiew legislation but said laws There is none better j "'"HI III J I .1 C VACUUM PACKt - t. I HI i i i i i - i i - - - " i C. t' It . . 14- V. ' SED SPECIALS FOR KIDNEY BEANS Joan Arc BABY BUTTERBEANS Penthouse VEG-ALL Larsen's .. SWEET POTATOES' Taylor's TOMATO JUICE Del Monte GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Wadham's ORANGE JUICE Highlight PURE VANILLA Red & White VANILLA Pheasant """""" " " " " """"""" Red & White MAYONNAISE OZ, Pound A C Red & White 8-oe. Jar ZOC Jar OC 89c OVAL TINE jCQ. I Chocolate Pt Plain 14-ox. 07C " " - were needed to avoid crippling' strikes in vital industries. The three-time governor ofl Connecticut said reneal of the la ta. r legislation of the past 15 years would destroy the labor gains of a half centurv. Suoport of the UN was cited as the principal guarantee that na tions of opposing political beliefs couia worn ana live at peace. The grease cup system for lub ricating marmtit-ry was invented bv Kliiah McCoy, a Nepro 3. venues: Canned goods arc your protection and when you get values like these, it's time to stock up on items that are getting low in your pantry. Shop in the store of your Red & White Grocer. It paysl FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 14 15 16c 16-oz. can Dr. 16c 15-or. Scan 19C .No. 23c No. 3 can 2for 15c 8-ot. etui 25c 46-oz can 25c 47-oc can 35c . 3-cx. bottle 4-.bo,u. 14c COFFEE M ROSEBURS NEWS Legislative Work Covers Big Batch Of Varied Issues Following are proceedings of tne Oregon legislature omitted from pievious reports In the News-Review because of lack of space: I By the Associated Press) The House, mindful of recent hotel fire disasters over the na tion, gave unanimous approval to a oiii to require enclosure oi an unprotected openings in all build ings used for sleeping purposes, but excluding private dwellings. The bill, which now goes to the Senate, would give owners of such buildings three years to com ply. It would apply to open stair ways, elevator shafts, dumbwait ers, chutes, light wells and other openings. The House Judiciary Commit tee recommended Dassage of bills to increase salaries of Supreme Court Judges from $7.50(1 to $10.- (XX) a year, and Circuit Judges from Sti.OOO to $8,000. Access Bill at Issue The legislative highway com mittees heard representatives of the Portland, Eugene and Salem Chambers of Commerce endorse the throughway bill, which would permit the state Highway Com mission to build roads with limit ed access, thus curbing commer cial develooment along highways. Sen. McKay, Salem, chairman of the Senate Roads and High ways Committee, said he has re ceived many protests against the oui, out tnat ne is convinced there's a lot of support for it. McKay said throughways are needed to make highways safer. A bill to establish a six-man commission to buv sumlus fed eral property for the state, coun ties and cities was submitted to the Ways and Means Committee by Sen. Patterson, Portland. The bill would appropriate $165,000, to pav expenses of agents who would be located in cities where the property is offered for sale. Game, Fish Bills Pasted Yesterday was "eame dav" In the House, which passed six bills to increase non-resident hunting licenses from $15 to $25, non resident fishing licenses from $5 to $10, let the Game Commission make regulations for tagging fish and game held in storage lockers, provide for tagging of Elk, increasing nay of fish com missioners from Sr to 310 a day. BLENDED JUICE Phillip's Orange and Grapefruit 47-os. can 25' MB BABY FOOD Gerber's. 414-ox. can 6 for 42c OATMEAL and CEREAL Gerber's pre-cooked 8 -ox. pkg. 's pre-c l-ox. pkq 15' - REVIEW, ROSEBURS. OREGON. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1947 reducing the bag limit on smelt Horn 5U to 25 pounds a dav, and prohibiting transfer of commer cial fishing licenses. All of these bills go to the Sen ate. The Senate passed and sent to the House bills to let the State Board of Health accept federal aid for cancer research, and to repeal the law which requires that a man convicted of a second felony must be sentenced to the maximum permitted by law. Research Fund Studied Snellstrom, Eugene, told the Joint Ways and Means Commit tee that the budget for the Ore gon Forest Products Research laboratory at Corvallis should not nave oeen cut to sioo.uuu, or JbH, 2U6 less than requested. Committee members said that if the proposed 20 cents a thou sand timber severance tax is pass ed, the laboratory would get plenty oi money. But, they said. If the tax Is de- ieaiea. men tne vtavs and means Committee would appropriate more than the $100,000. The House completed legisla tive action on a resolution for a five-man committee to investigate possible use of the hospital at Camp White, near Medford, as a state mental hospital. House members appointed to the committee are Dr. I'. H. Dam masch. Portland: Anna M. Ellis. Garibaldi, and O. H. Bengston, rtieoiora. Rep. Earl Hill, Cushman, a member of the State Fish Com mission, got unanimous consent from the House to be permitted to abstain from voting on a bill which would raise salaries of fish commissioners from $5 to $10 a day. Hill explained there is a suit pending in Supreme Court con testing his right to serve both on the commission and In the legis lature. Highway Poles At Issue The Senate Roads and High ways Committee heard arguments on the state highway commis sion's bill to compel utilities to use poles jointly on highways, and to force power companies to prevent radio interference in their lines. Most of the testimony was on the radio feature, with highway commission reprf-sentatives as- ' serting any automobile owner j with a radio in his car has a right to have clear reception, which I often Is subjee; to interference by power lines. ' Power company representatives ' said they have done much work ! co minimize radio interference. I but that most of the trouble : comes from home and farm appli- I ances. One witness said that only I 23.6 per cent of his company's re ported cases oi radio interier- ence came from line disturbances. Giving or receiving bribes In connection with athletic events would be subject to a maximum penalty of $5,000 fine and live years in prison under a bill In- trociucwi ny sen. i.yncn, Portland. Withholding Tax Favored The senate assessment and taxation committee voted to in troduce a bill providing fur a one per cent withholding tax on In comes. State Tax Commissioner Fish er said the bill would prevent D D D D a a a a a REAL ESTATE BEST BUYS THREE ACRES, TWO BEDROOM HOME only 3 miles out on paved road. Close to Umpqua Plywood. Has electricity, phone, barn, garage and family orchard. Good well. Immediate posses sion. Price $7,000.00. TWO BEDROOMS, NEW HOUSE IN Riverside district, gas water heater, gas range, bath. Down payment, $2,830.00. Total price, J, IM).W. 2 ACRES GARDEN SOIL WITH RIVER frontage, edge of Rose burg. 3 bedroom home, f irenlace. cement b a s e ment, sawdust furnace, In barn,' family orchard, U Price $14,000.00. BUNGALOW, LARGE ROOMS, PRE-WAR construction, fireplace, D D hardwood floors, tile drain boards, Basement, sawdust furnace, garage. Corner lot in excellent residence section close In. Some furniture. Price Q $12,500.00. 100-ACRE RANCH, MODERN HOME 10 miles out, fireplace, hardwood floors, bath, elect., phone. 45 A. culti vated. 7 A. prunes, wal 0 D nuts and family orchard. i.ood narn, hog house, granary, brooder house. Furniture, 3 cows, dozen chickens. Jjttn model tractor and equlpt. Price fl $15,000.00. 320 A., 25 A. tillable, 50 A. nasture, balance in Q timber. Log house, elect, water heater, wired for range. Hath. Barn and Q rhicken house. 5 miles from Mvrtle Creek. Price Sh.VXIOO. EARL WILEY REALTOR Hotel Ret Btdq. Phone 724-R D D transients and other persons from leaving the state without paving their Income taxes. If the withholding tax Is not enough to rover the total Income tax, then the difference would be due April 15. Several persons. Including retv resontatlves of the Orepon Auto mobile Denlers Association, pro tested to the committee against the nroDosed constltutlon.il amendment to let the state and counties levy taxes on automo biles for general purposes. The witnesses said the proposal would pave the way for more diversion of road funds. Passage of bouse hills tn let the governor call upon city fire departments to help in confla grations in other cities and to permit the state fire marshal to regulate exits of two-story room ing houses was recommended bv a committee. The fire marshal already has this authority for larger buildings. School Fund Via Income Tax The house legislation and rules committee voted to introduce a bill by Rep. French, Moro. to amend the basic school law, which was enacted by tile voters last INovember. Ilie hill would make the basic school fund of $U,0IK).(KK) a year wholly dependent uon income tax revenues, eliminating prop erty taxes for that purpose. Whereas the existing law makes mandatory a state contribution of $50 per child, French's new bill makes the $50 only a maxi mum. At the same time,. French an 40: v with wards Once ogain Montgomery Ward offers you a complete selection of modern, unpointed, built-in Cabinet Units... improved in every way for beauty, efficiency and dura bility! Select the units you want . . . and from them create your own "Kitchen of Tomorrow" . . . a kitchen you'll be proud to show your friendl They're easy to install . so easy, you can do it yourself I Select yours today I nounced he has drafted a bill for distribution of the basic school fund, which would considerably change the formula as worked out by house bill 9. 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