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Murder Suspect
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MOTHER IS A STUDEN T Mr. Blanrhe Hoover,
of Llzton. Ind.. rides the school but with her three children u she
finishes her hlib school course while thejr attend trade school.
DALHART, Tex., Oct. 19. (JP)
A little boy ended the big man.
hunt lor Lenard (Lucky) Haw
kins, wanted lor murder.
"There's a man out there who
wants some matches, John Wil
liam Smith, 10, told his mother.
"1 think he's the man they're
looking lor."
Eight officers then flushed the
one-time bush league baseball
player from his hiding place in s
clump of trees near Middle
Water, Texas, 20 miles southeast
of here, late Sunday.
Hawkins, 34, is charged with
murder in the shooting of Alfred
Clark, 2.3, of Boise City, Okla.
Clark's body was found last
Wednesday near Jerseyville, III.
The no-resisiance surrender of
Hawkins ended one of the big
gest manhunts In the history of
the Panhandle. Officers from New
Mexico and Oklahoma had Joined
the search, centering around this
topof-Texas town.
Mrs. W. S. Smith called police.
Her son had been asked by
Hawkins to bring him some
matches.
Phosphated Hay and Pasture
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Phosphate dehcMnctes In stoci mull
In depravod appetite, poor qrowth and
reproduction, weakened bones end rickets
in young anmidts.
Avoid phosphate deficiency hjr veinq
Simplot Red Diamond Superphosphate on
hay and pasture. Torts and records show
Simplot Red Diamond can double hay and
pasture orowlh, provide belter feed and
ample phosphorus for heailny.
animals.
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BUY WHERE YOU SHARE IN THE SAVINGS
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
ROSEBURG, OREGON
Phone 98
Located W. Washington St. and S. P. R R. Tracki
Here's Out To Hew
Vets Will Spend Refunds
NEW YORK. Oct. 13 A tip-off
on what veterans will do with
the S2.R-billmn in Glinsurance re
funds to be paid out beginning
next Januarv, is given in the
current issue of Business Week.
"The magazine say that its
clue was obtained from a fedeial
reserve study analyzing what
veterans did with nearly $2bll
lion in terminal leave bonds i n
the first half-year after they be
came cashable.
If the ;is follow the pattern
of their previous action, then
"40 per cent will hold onto their
bonds. Here's how others stwr.t
their cash: 28 percent of those
who spent their money bought
nondurahles (clothes, food, etc.l;
23 percent bought durables (autos
appliances, furniture!; 11 percent
paid lor emergencies and illness;
9 percent paid up back bills; 6
percent put it in bank accounts;
4 jiercent spent it for homes; 3
percent "blew It" on luxuries.
The remainder split their money
tip among taxes, farm expenses,
business investments.
Promotion Of Popular
Mailman Draws Protests
BOSTON, Oct. 19- (.PI How
would you like to he the mail
man who became so popular that
your friends protest your pro
motion? That's the predicament Benja
min P. Packer, 52, finds himself
in.
Ben has been carrying the mall
to about 1,5110 families in t h e
Devon street section of Grove
hall, Roxbury, for the past 23
years.
Postal headquarters granted
Ben's request (or a shift to a
700 family route to lighten his
burden.
But the department reports Its
gelling heavy demands for Ben's
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ADMIRAL HALSET ATTACKS B-3-Hands on hips, Fleet Admiral William F. (Bull) Halsey stands
beiure the House armed services commlUee in Washington, chirging that B-3fl-type Intercontinental
bombing Is a sure way to unit enemy peoples In "fiery patriotism." He told the committee that the only
thief B-tt attacks could stop would be enemy bullets. Committee members are, left to right: Reps. Melvia
Price (D, 111.), Paul i. Kilday CO, Tex.), Chairman Carl Vinson and Dewey Short (R, Mo J.
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REPATRIATE'S WELCOME-A tearful Japa.
nrse mother greets her dauihter In Tokyo as the daughter, sepa
rated from family for ten years, was repatriated from Manchuria,
retention on the old route.
You see, Ben s a bit of an odd
Jobs man. He could fix a leaky
faucet, repair a balky electrical
fixture, and always had a pocket
ful of candy lor the kiddies on
the route.
Stop in before you trade tires . . . See this
money-saving difference with your own eyes!
ft a ii v x -r ' a
B.E Goodrich
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tires, BFG cords work m rylhm to share
the wear for more miles cushion the
impact for more comfort ahsnrb the road
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Rythm Rule" at mo extra coit.
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Hiway 99 at Garden Valley Road
SALES AND
SERVICE
Phone 13S4
Rural Phone Expansion
Given House Approval
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 -P1
By voice vote, the House Mon
day approved legislation provid
ing government loans for a vast
expansion of rural telephone ser
vice. Quick Senate approval Is ex
pected to send the bill to t h e
White House.
I'nder the legislation, author
ized by Rep PoaRe (DTexi, the
government would make direct
loans for the building of tele
phone facilities much in the man
ner it has aided expansion o f
farm power under the Rural El
ectrification administration.
The loans would he made t
cooperatives and to private tele
phone companies for extension
and Improvement of facilities.
Stone ace men made rough
drawings of star constellations on
the walls of eaves.
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DISSTON
One-Man
CHAIN SAW
Stv your miucte. Head for the
woods with thii new Dtteton One
Man Chain Saw. Lifht weight, gat
olinevdhven power saw. Fells . .
Bucks . . Limbs. Operates at any
smile . . even upside down.
CARL J. PEETZ
Phone 27?
920 S. Stephens
Mark Warnow Of Radio
Orchestra Fame Dies
NEW YORK, Oct. 19 lP
Mark Warnow, 47, orchestra con
ductor of the Lucky Strrke hit
parade radio show for many
years, died Sunday of a heart
ailment.
Warnow died an hour after en
tering a hospital for a checkup.
Radio programs of which he
was musical director included
"March of Time," "All-Time Hit
Parade." "Your Hit Parade,"
"We The People."
Chauffeurs Reminded Of
License Ending Date
Oregon's 50.000 chauffeur's li
censes will expire December 31
and early renewal to avoid a last
minute rush is advised by the
aecretary of state's office.
License officials pointed out
that although regular driving per
mits now expire every two ; ears
cn the holder's birth date, a 1 1
chauffeur's permits still expire at
the end of every year. Thev may
be renewed at "the 51.00 fee by
filling in the reverse of the cur
rent card or by using the regular
application for renewal form.
Possible source of delay in ob
taining 1950 permits will be if
applicants have allowed their re
gular driver's license to expire.
Chauffeur renewal requests will
not be accepted unless the app
licant holds a valid driver's li
cense, officials said.
Federal Housing Aid
Granted Portland
WASHINGTON. Oct. 19 t.PV
The public housing administra
tion assigned 2.000 units of low
cost housing Mondav to Portland,
Ore., and 1.000 to Phoenix. Ariz.
Local housing authorities ask
ed for loans to pay for planning
as follows:
Portland. $350,000; and Phoe
nix $250,000.
These loans are suhfect to ap
proval by President Truman. In
addition, the government will
, lend up to 90 per cent of con
struction costs, if private financ
i ing is not available.
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LEADS CHINA HEDS-Chou
En-lai, above, is tha new premier
of tha Central People's Govern
ment of Communist China. His
appointment and tht establish
ment of the "Chinese People !
Republic" were announced at
mammoth Red rally In Pekin.
R. D. BRIDGES
Savings Representative
Equitoble Savings and
Lean Ait'n.
Phone 442 Oakland, Ora.
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