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Registered Willamette Val ley Lred Bomneyi from Im ported rami. Choice selec tions now available. OAKMEAD FARM Newberg, Oregon J. N. Boor Outboard Motors 924 Gdn. Vally. Rd. Ph. 530-J-l KANGAS BOATS and acces sories . . . Boden Wire. Throttles, etc. Service and Sales Bowling Scores Anita Young continues to pace mixed league bowlers with nigh individual and high series scores. Tuesday night, she helped her team (number 4) to the top in the league standings with a 213 single game tally and a 595 single series score. In the doubles league, Dr. Tom Mix hit the best single game score, bowling 195. Barney Root hit the best series score with a 540. Number six team of the doubles league currently paces seven other groups with 17 wins and 10 losses. MIXED LEAGIII Team Standlnai No. 4 17 No. I 1 No. 3 .. 15 no. a RamM Juna M Nivht No. 4 won 3, No. 1 lost 3. No. 3 won 3. No. 3 lost 3. High Individual gam aeora, Young. 213. High Individual terief tcora, Youni, 393. No. I P. Ryan 188 173 G. Marstera 137 133 H. Ryan 121 133 F. McDonald 188 ' 302 Hndcp. 127 127 Loat 10 11 12 21 Weapons Of Future Would Change Character Of Next World War By PETER EDSO.V . NEA Washington Correspondent WASHINGTON Consideration of the North Atlantic Pact and the $1,450,000,000 arms-for-Europe program naturally lead to much speculation on the nature of the next war if It comes to that There have of course been many predictions that the next war will be the last one. The idea behind that is that new wea pons will be so deadly that civil ization won't survive. That pre diction has been made before, but it nas been wrong every time. Toward the end of World War 11 a number of weapons came into limited use which may play important roles In World War III. Among them may be men tioned the proximity fuse, the medium-range rocket, the jet powered guided missile, the non magnetic land mine which cannot be detected by ordinary screening methods, and the recoilless rifle which gives two infantrymen practically the equivalent fire power of a 75-mm. artillery wea pon. The atomic bomb Is usually mentioned at the head of this list. Atomic bombs could of course be used against Russian indus trial production. But western European steel-making capacity oi some 55,000,000 tons a year to cite one example would be of greater use to the Russians than their own 20,000,000-ton capacity at home. Other captured resources would be greater, too. Defense Pact Vital Russia's military superiority In Europe must be ' admitted. Hus sion armies would probably be able to occupy much of western Europe in, say, two to three months. Having seized these in dustrial areas, the United States would probably have a hard deci sion to make on whether to use atomic bombs against western Europe because that would mean wanton destruction of the people of allied nations. The military problem In Eur ope, therefore, could resolve it self Into a question of how best to defend the Western Democra cies against invasion by an ag gressor. Keeping a fpothold in Europe from which a counter-offensive can eventually be launch ed is of paramount importance. Here is where the North Atlantic Pact and the military assistance program to build up western European defensive forces come tot see 127 417 118 375 146 517 127 381 Totala . M. Shirtcliff .. T. Shirtcliff ... C. Chapin B. Jonea Hndcp. . 743 780 No. t 158 140 138 1S , 118 118 137 194 117 117 7333258 153 451 16S 459 117 349 160 516 117 351 Totala 688 723 7173128 No. 4 N. Young- 183 R. Baughman M 181 P. Martin 137 J. Quant 188 Hndcp. .. 83 Total! . , 773 No. 1 M. Batt ..... 132 E. Batt 133 D. Root 136 B. Root . 210 Hndcp. . lis 313 154 136 163 133 110 156 161 116 198 595 149 484 142 415 183 535 83 249 75-r78 171 456 150 395 138430 129 500 116 348 Totala . , 728 696 7042129 No. S . No. 1 , DOUBLES LEAGUE Team Standing! Won 13 12 Gamea June 30, Thursday night. No. 8 won 3, No. 8 won 0. No. 7 won 3, No. 3 won 0. No. 3 won 3, No. 1 won 0. No. 2 won 2, No. 4 won 1. High individual gama acorc, Dr. Mix, 195. High Individual aerial acore, Barnay Root, 540. No. 1 Batt 164 18T 185 536 T. Mix 168 19S 170 533 Hndcp. 13 13 13 39 Totala . Buettner Johnion .... Hndcp. ...... . 343 393 3681108 , 143 162 138 135 40 40 NEW LOCATION! Dr. X. B. Scof leld Palmer Chiropractor Rifle Rang Road 410 ml. North of County Shops Offico Houra 10-12 and t-S Saturday! 10-12 A. M . X-rar neuro-calometer eerviee for spina! correction. "can you Fnce ADDITIONAL' LIVING EXPENSE?" If fire drives you out of your home and you have to live in . temporary quarters doubt less paying a higher rental you would also be Duraenea with extra expenses like in creased transportation costs, telephone-connection charges, etc. expenses in excess of your normal household expen ditures. And think of today's high cost of living! 5 But don't worry. Let us pro vide Additional Living Expense Insurance to relieve the strain on your pocketbook. Learn how it reimburses you, after the fire, for additional expenses incurred in order to continue as neorly as practicable the normal conduct of your house hold. Phone Write Call. KEN BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398 N. Younf F. Bauahman . Hndcp. C. -Taller , B. Root . Hndcp. G. Wellman . R. Young Hndcp. Ne. 187 162 - 161 184 4 4 - 331 350 . 171 136 . 188 180 . 37 37 . 396 355 Ne. . 126 131 . 156 157 . 57 57 C. Schmidt . 1. Schmidt . Hndcp. - . 151 174 , 152 114 84 84 "387 "372 B. Teaney . J. Esberg Hndcp. T. Shirtcliff . D. Hutchison . Hndcp. Ne. 4 . 151 137 . 174 173 31 31 "sW "m3 190 151 , 135 158 45 45 185 480 171 464 40 120 158 437 170 315 4 12 136 445 172 540 37 111 173 430 134 446 37 171 183 488 156 422 84 252 148 437 144 493 31 93 184 535 150 443 45 135 Ttstt To Dttect Drunkinntti Perfected, Claim against the drunken driver, and into plav. The five weapons of late World War II vintage, mentioned Drevi- ously, may all play an important roie in tnis defensive warlare. The proximity fuse which Incorporates a small radio set in the nose of the shell, causing it to "home" on metal is an ex tremely deadly weapon against aircrau. Bomber May Be Doomed Jet-powered euided missiles, with speeds several times the speed of sound, may eventually doom tne day or tne long-range bomber which must poke along at speeds of only 400 miles an hour. If the rocket with ranges of up to several hundred miles had been perfected by the Germans several years earlier, World War II might have had a different ending. Its use in the next war will be even ereater. The non-magnetic mine and the recoilless rifle have capabilities or cnanglng entirely tne cnarac ter of land warfare in defensive operations. The initial arms assistance pro gram under the North Atlantic Pact does not contemplate com pletely equipping the armies of the 12 allied. Western European nations wit ft all tnls latest gad getry. For a little less than a billion and a half dollars that couldn't be done. Included in this total is perhaps $100,000,000 for European arms manufacturing eauioment, $320,000,000 for Grece and Turkey, $1,000,000,000 for arms proper. It is of course only a start. It will require additional expendi tures In future years. The pur pose now is to build up the man power and arsenals of western Europe for action igainst an ag gressor in what may be a new type of defensive warfare. 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The results sometimes are Australia Acts To Counter Coal Miners' Strike spectacular, Whlttall continued. Detroit has used them three years, and traffic fatalities in which intoxication is a factor have been reduced 70 per cent, he said. Whlttall explained chemical tests are not based on the amount of alcohol consumed, but on the amount found In the blood or breath. The point of Intoxica tion is .15 per cent, he said. SYDNEY, Australia,' July 1 -CP) Federal and state envern. ments have prepared drastic special laws to deal with a na tional emergency brought on by a strike of 24,000 coal miners. The New South Wales Legisla tive assembly in a night session passed an emergency bill giving the state government wartime powers. The bill passed the Legis lative Council (Upper House! last night. The measure authorizes the Frl., July I," 1049 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. f government to take over or con trol any property or search an' premises necessary to deal witl the crisis. It will effect 3,000,000 suns. The miners struck Monday. They demanded a 15 percent pay rise and a 35-hour week instead of the present 40-hour week. In Canberra, the National Gov ernment is rushing through a law to freeze union funds. Thin Is aimed at preventing miners from receiving financial aid from other unions and may curb union plant for a long strike. r WALIPAPEI tOO Pattern 1 to U Page Lumbar It Fm 164 E. 2nd Ave. I. Phone 242 . I it i ?-T"iy'" jf . . .Truly a Beverage I mi . . - ' ill ; a Beverage "of th e first Water". . . "Of the first water" is an expression originated by the ancient Arab diamond traders to describe a'diamond of flawless purity and per- fection "approaching that of the clearest drop of water." It takes rare, fine, pure water, coupled with premium grains and hops and the patience and skill of the master brewer, to make an excellent beer. When Leopold Schmidt, master brewer, . discovered the sparkling waters from a subter ranean, well at Tutawater, Washington, over 54 years ago, he knew he had found a treasure of great rarity. Here was one of the few spots in the world where such water could be found for pro ducing the finest of beers. Three generations of the same family of master brewers have continued, to practice their brewing skill at this spot, and the fame of their product has spread far and wide. The Olympia Beer you buy today is the result of this skill and... "It's the water." This wonderful Artesian water will always be the measure of differ ence in taste that has made Olympia so popular as " ' --rica's Original Light Table Beer." j!aYiva IA BEER Its the Water" Visitors always welcome at 'one of America's exceptional breweries" OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY OlMIA.WAHINOION.U. I.A. -! H U U I 1