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8 The News-Review, Roteburg, Ora. Thur., Sept. 15, 1949
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WANDEKINb WAMUV William i'. n nuenrmu. oi
Norfolk. Vs., shows 47-pound wshoo he landrd wllh rod ind rMl
eft Morrhetd City. N. C Imr from IU hsblUt iround West Indict.
Rubber Boots And Hot
Nof Tax Exemptable
LOS ANGELES UP) Rubber
boots and rain hats are not de
ductible items of work clothes
lor stenographer filing income
tax returns.
So ruled Federal Judge Leon
Yankwich yesterday In sentenc
ing Edward M. Jackson, 62, elf
atyled Income tax expert, to a
year In Jail.
Jackson, who pleaded guilty to
charges ot preparing false in
come tax returns, was also placed
on probation three years on con
dition he refrain from advising
taxpayers on how to make out
returns.
Asst. U. S. Atty. Bernrd B.
Laven testified that of 1200 in
come tax returns Jackson pre
pared from 1943 to 1945, only
76 were acceptable. He added
that the government has col
lected $250,000 from inaccurate
ly prepared returns.
Committee To Coordinate
Transportation Program
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15. (JP
Tfie White House has made pub
lic an order from President Tru
man for a survey looking to "a
unified and coordinated" federal
program for transportation. He
wanted a preliminary report by
Dec. 1.
The order was In a letter dated
August 30, to Secretary of Com
merce Sawyer, directing him to
undertake an Inquiry leading to
"greater coordination of federal
policies and programs.
Medical Bureau Told
It Must Provide Service
SEATTLE m Medical Serv
ice bureau heads were told that
they would have to provide better
medical service 'or the public if
they want to sidestep socialized
medicine.
State Representative George C.
Kinnear of Seattle, Republican
minority leader in the Legisla
ture, urged delegates to the State
Medical association convention to
"show an alert awareness to the
problems of the entire commu
nity as they arise."
"We cannot answer the emo
tional claims of both the willful
and the ignorant for broader gov
ernment control except by show
ing that the problems of the peo
ple are being cared for without
government assistance," he said,
He said that unless the volun
tary prepaid medical care pro
gram of local bureaus Is contin
ually expanded and efficiently
managed and policed by the doc
tors themselves, the fight even
tually will be lost.
Carhop Marches Suspects
At Point Of Pistol
PORTLAND, Sept. U.-(Pl
Two young men were marched
down a highway early Tuesday
by a pistol-pointing carhop who
said she saw one of them in her
car and another standing near
by. The men, John Edwards, 20,
route 2, Vancouver, Wash., and
William Junior Conley, 20, also
of route 2, Vancouver, were held
in the county jail.
Deputy Sheriff Elmer Wallen
stein said Jackie D. Finch, 23,
carhop at Waddles Drive-In res
taurant near the interstate bridge
gave the report.
Pacific Northwest Wheat
Harvest Almost Complete
SPOKANE tlPi The Pacific
Northwest wheat harvest is al
most completed, the production
and marketing administration reported.
The administration's state
grain branch reported only a few
spring wneat lieids at nigner el
evations remain to be cut. Al
though the spring wheat crop was
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PROTECTINC THE DEFENSE MEN Defense men (rlsht) of Southern Method
1st lootDaii squad are equipped with protective psddinf for daily scrimmatrs al Dallas, Texas.
better than expected, the an
nouncement said some crops in
higher areas failed due to June
frosts. Some seeding for fall
wheat already has started.
HEARING SLATED
SALEM, Sept. 14-UB The leg
islative Interim committee on !
highways will hold a hearing here
Friday at 10 A. M., Chairman
Ralph T. Moore. Coos Bay, an
nounced today. This hearing will
be on the motor transportation
act, under which trucks are li
censed and regulated. !
PAINTS
All Kinds
PAGr LUMBER & FUEL
. 2nd Ave i. Phon? 2(2
Plywood Outlook Better Says Corporation Head
NEW YORK (P Lawrence
Ottinger, president of United
States Plywood corp., reported a
recent decided change for the
better In the plywood Industry
following a sharp price decline
early this year.
"Our sales lor August were al
most Identical with our sales dur
ing August last year despite sub-"
stantially lower pricei, which
means we are moving a larger
volume of merchandise," he told
stockholders at the annual meeting.
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Always Lowest Prices at Fred Meyer. Pricei good through Saturday.
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33c Value
Fred Meyer
Castor Oil
4-oz. 23c
High quality, U. S. P.
Castor Oil.
Kotex
12's 33c
Regular, Junior and Super.
SILK
Facial Tissues
200 count
2 for 15c
2.50 Barbara Gould
Night Cream
$1.00
plus tax
$2.60 Value
Reylon
'GOLDETTE'
$195
0 Four Revlon Lipsticks
In Gold Carrying Cose
Four flattering shades
of Lipstick for
every occasion.
. FRED MEYER ASPIRIN 290
4 CASCARA LAXATIVE e.Me,, 390
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS 350
6 OSTREX TABLETS 590
SWAN SOAP 10690
ENVELOPES 100
FLORADENT TOOTHPASTE 690
. $7.50 Value
Lll
Perfect'
Pinking
Shears $4j,95 :
Perfect Pinker't circular blades are easier to use
Circular steel bladet
All hardened steel
do a neoter, wore accurate job.
Pepto-Bismol
10-oz. $1.09
For stomach upset
Squibb
MINERAL OIL
Pints 69c
Diabetic Headquarters
O Insulin in all types and brands.
O Kept refrigerated for your protection.
O Freshest stocks lowest prices.
36c Value
4-oz. Isopropyl Alcohol 91, 26c
For sterilizing your insulin needles and syringes.
Prescription Section
49c
Pencil Sharpener
19c
10c
Sandwich Bags
7c pkg.
Murine
For the eyes
54c
29c
Fred Meyer
Citrate of
Magnesia
17c
Modess
12's 33c
Regular, Junior and Super.
39c Value
Woodbury
Shampoo
0 Pure Castile Shampoo
0 Made of Cocoanut Oil
Now 29c
Save 10c
For softer, lovelier hair.
Toni
Refills
$1.00
plus tax
Wildroot
Cream Oil
4-oz. 53c
8-oz. 89c
10c
Hair Curlers
2 cards 9c
LUGGAGE
Rose-Beige pattorn, waterproof covering, brass plated
hardware, harmonizing good quality lining, genuine
buffed cowhide binding.
$15.00 18-in. Overnight Bag $ 8.00
$16.00 21 -in. Weekender Bag .. 8.00
$25.00 21 -in. Wardrobetre 12.50
$32.50 29-in. Fortnighrer 16.25
$21.50 26-in. Pullman Cast 10.00
$25.00 18-in. Hat & Shoe Case 12.50
$17.00 14-in. Cosmetic Case 8.50
MEN'S SOFT-SIDES TWO-PIECE SET
$32.95 21 -inch Weekender $22.95
$39.95 24-inch Two Suiter 29.95
All double strength air-weight metal frames, genuine buffed cowhide covering with
niAeL i n m s-i n
Men's Two Suiter Hard Sides All Wood
Waterproof suntan covering, top grain cowh'de binding, two plastic hangers far wrinkle
free packing. Tie bar, lots of room for two suits, shirts, etc.
$25.00 Two-Suiter $14.95
(All prices plus tax)
FREE!
59c Value
Nylon
HAIR BRUSH
with purchase of full pint
Lady Eva
Castile
Shampoo
Both for
69c
You get this attractive hair brush free! All nylon bristles
set in sparkling pastel colored plcstic back and handle. Get
your Lady Eva Shampoo today, and enjoy its wonderful
results on your hair.
Fred Mever
PWaerWfjisii t m
112 N. Jackson