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ISONS WIN PENNANT MONTREAL, Sept. 7. The Buffalo Bisons have clinched the International league pennant by defeating Montreal, 115. State Farm Mutual slashes auto insurance costs! Savings up to 20 for Oregon drivers Stat Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Company Call or Coma In New! O.L. ROSE Room 212 Deug. Co. Stats Bank Bldg. EGG PRODUCER Mat?-re TRIANGIE HUM C& MftTLAND OwCCjOU J Mill Nfft e&w fC8 PHOOUCEB im t Ktp 'am Uyini with this prop, arly balancad fctd for maximum t production; in mash or pellet form. TRIANGLE Ml 111 NO CO. Sutherlin Fruit Growe Sutherlin, Ore Salmon Bonanza At Record Peak In Alaska Area KETCHIKAN. Alaska. Sept. 7 UP) Southeastern Alaska's bo nanza pink salmon run (till is going strong. Prospects were that the total Alaska pack by the end of the week might exceed last year's final total of 3.974.540 cases (or all species of salmon. Fishing ends Thursday at 6 p.m. That is the deadline of the extension granted last week b the Fish and Wildlife Service be cause of the favoiable run of fish. Some southeastern plants are expecting to triple their 1948 The' last bulletin of the FUh and Wildlife Service indicated tiie southeastern pack is exceeding half a million cases a week. Con tinuance of that pace would put the total well over a million and a half cases for southeastern alone through Saturday, or al most twice last year's total of 640.774 cases. The southeastern total through Aug. 27 was 1.041, 800. The heavy runs came as a sur prise. Expectations had been for a I i pht season. The runs have been so heavy, however, that many plants are not using the fish from traps im mediately, but are leaving them for brailing later, after seiners make their final deliveries this weekend. This would allow plants to operate at least one week long er and possibly put the southeast ern pack above 2.000.000 cases. A southeastern pack of around 2.150.000 will be needed to send the Alaska total above 4,000,000 cases. Ted Meland Ineligible At Oregon University EUGENE, Sept. 7. GP Uni versity of Oregon football hopes suffered a serious blow here when Ted Meland. 214-pound guard and three-vear letterman from Bend, was declared ineli- siii 3 PAINTS All Kindt PAG' LUMBER & FUEL " ii. 2nd Ave S. Phon- 242 .ehaV - . at. V V V m a. , 1 71 Xj.."-.. i . A f I JU I i t i t i aw - J , '. . ijXvv ... -w... A... . - , ... ,-H,..m -r 3.rtll MIDSHIPMAN ROBERT FREDERICK PRAMANN, ion of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pramann, Kaasay road, Roieburg, is shown Kara at a 20 mm. gun aboard the LSM 398, as part of summer training at ha Naval Amphibious basa at Little Creek, Va. Pramann, now a second classman at Annapolis, is ona of 850 student officers who received extensive summer training at the camp. The fledgling officers received instruction in the art of amphibious operations, as wall as practical work in the usa of equipment, under simulated battle conditions. During the final phases of instruction, tha "Camids" observed naval and air bombardment on an island in upper Chesapeake bay, complete with marine landing force inva sion, parachute drops and glider and helicopter supply. IU. S. Navy photo.) OPENING EVENT Patt Bartu vs. Pierre La Belle MAIN EVENT Buck Weaver vs. Frankie Stojack w R E S T L I N G ROSEBURG ARMORY, SEPT. 10 glble for further competition. I coacn Jim Amen ratea lueiann as the best offensive lineman he had ever coached and his loss is serious. He will likely be re placed by Chester Daniels, 193- pound one-year letterman. Although the Pacific Coast con ference code does not charge a year of eligihlity against a play er leaving school during a sports season to enter the armed serv ice, and Meland withdrew from Salinas JC after three football games In 1942, there was too much time elapsed between his withdrawal and the time he ac tually entered the service, ac cording to Orlando John Hollis, Oregon's faculty representative to the conference. . Meland did not enter the U. S. navy for service in the South Pacific until four months and four days after he left Salinas. Yunnan Province Revolt Reported To Have Ended CANTON, Sept. 7 (IP) The of flcial Nationalist Central News Agency today indicated the revolt in Yunnan province had ended with a settlement apparently fa vorable to the government. The news agency said lov. Lu Han had flown to Chungking to confer with Generalissimo Chi ang Kai-shek. Lu previously had declined to go to Chungking to meet Chiang. The bloodless revolt broke Sat urday when forces of the provin cial warlord took over Kunming, famed during the war as the northern terminus of the Allied airlift to China. On the fighting front the Na tionalist claimed they were hold ing their own against a Commu nist drive to cut the Canton-Hankow railway 170 miles north of Canton, the provisional capital. Ease apf enjotj a glass There's a full measure of pleasure in even) glass of light and livelg Blitz Weinhard. Light, cool, clear ...livelg, refreshing, satisfying. no V Forest Fire Size Held To Minimum WASHINGTON. D. C (Spe cial) Oregon is one of 18 states In the nation that held its forest fires over 10 acres In size on pro tected land to less than ten per cent of the total number of fires in 1948. This is considered good by foresters. Oregon recorded a 4.9 percentage for last year slightly over half the average for 1944 to 1948 inclusive. This was revealed in a recent survey released by the American Forest Products Industries, a non profit organization supported by leading lumber, pulp and paper, and plywood industries in the United States. AEPI's aim is to encourage the best protection, management and utilization of our forests. The survey, based on latest U. S. Forest Service - figures for the Nation, is an eight-page leaflet showing comparative effective ness of forest protection in all timnered states. Commenting on the state's for est fire record AFPI forester J. C. McClellan called for increased support for the Keep Oregon Green program. 'The Keep Green program, ac tive now In 25 states, is a national movement for popular education in forest fire prevention. Backed by our wood-using industries and the public and private agencies, it is a potent movement to awaken public Interest in pro tecting our forests. "By pointing out what woods nres mpan In terms of wages, raw material, profits, taxps and rec reational facilities, local Keep Green committees are putting an effective pocket book punch Into the forest fire prevention cam paign," McClellan stated. Real progress Is being made in Industrial forestry, and a con tinued cooperation between Inrina. try, the public and the woodland owners to keep down forest fires will assure our future tltnhor ply, said McClellan. U. S. Transports Going To Greek Air Force WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-W-Thirty C-47 transports are being delivered to the Greek Air Force by the United States under tiie Greek Aid program. The Defense department said that the planes are not part of the U.S. Air Force stockpile but were procured from non-mil II ary sources. They are reconditioned models. Pilots of the military air trans port service are ferrying the planes to Hassan! airport, near Athens. The first plane left West over Air Base. Massachusetts, on August 26. Deliveries are con tinuing at the rate of about 10 planes a month. SNAKE BITES BOY KLAMATH FALLS. Sept. 7 i.n bnake cite remedy was flown here from Medford Monday lor treatment oi Kicnara uiw rence, 6, who was bitten on the hip as he played In a wheat field near his Home. Steel can he drawn Into wire one-thousandth of an inch thick. Truman To Make Campaign Talks For Associates INDEPENDENCE, Mo.. Sept. 7 k.V Top ranking adviser said today president '1 ruman will spearhead the Democratic cam paign in next year s congression al elections by personal appear ances in Key stales. These presidential associates, unquotable by name, said Mr. Truman's Labor day speeches yesterday were just a sample if tne tecnnique ne wm use in a rear platform stumping tour In I960. Most of them were agreed that Mr. Truman is undecideu wheth er he will seek re-election In 1952. They also felt that he will make no decision until after the ie turns are in from next Novem ber's voting on senators and rep resentatives. The President started his 19a0 campaigning early by lashing "organized special Interests" in speeches at Pittsburgh and Des Moines. He sought to drum up support tor enactment of the Brannan Production Payment plan and for repeal of the Taft-Hartley ta bor act. He defended the Democratic- controlled 81st Congress for re- Dairine "most of the damage ne said the GOP-dominated 80th did. but he added: "There are still many reaction ary senators and representatives in Congress, out tney are no long er in control as they were last year and the year before. "iney are sun aoing an tney can to slow uo our progress, but they are not able to stop It." o'w ii i.i 1 1 m Cat O ' I Fort Wayne In Finals Of Semi-Pro Tournament WICHITA, Kas Sept. 7 (JP- Fort Wayne goes Into the final game of the National Semi-Pro Baseball tournament tonight with a 50-50 chance of winning its third consecutive title. The Indiana General Electric team earned that chance last night by beating the Golden, Colo.. Coors, 5-2. Golden previously had been un beaten In the double elimination tournament, but Fort Wayne had lost one game. Another loss last night would have ousted Fort Wayne. Eugene Woman Conquers Three Sisters Peaks EUGENE. Sept. 7 Mrs. Ray Sims of Eugene Saturday be came the first known woman in Oregon's history to reach the summits of the Three Sisters in one dav a total climb of approx imately 17.000 feet. Members of the Obsidians, Eu ene's mountaineering and out door club organized 20 years ago to perform search ana rescue service In the mountains, say no woman has ever climbed the three peaks In one day. Since the group was organized, only 20 men have accomplished the feat. PFC. ROBERT E. WEATHERS. 17, Brockway, Star Route, hat entered the airplane end engine mechanic's course at Sheppard Air Force base, Wichita Falls, Tex., the home of the air force's only technical school for train ing eirplane mechanics. The son of Mrs. Ethelyn J. Powers, of Brockway, he attended Rose burg high school. While at Shep. pard Air Force base, Pfe. Weathers will receive intensive training designed to indoctri nate him with a knowledge of the maintenance end repair of airplanes and engines. Upon graduation he will be e quali fied mechanic capable of per forming mechanical service on every type of aircraft in use by the USAF. Wad., Sept. 7, 1M9 The Newi-Revlew, Reseburf, Ora. .. 7 Big Storm Coming! Huh? 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