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ASTORIA. Oct. 20. UP)
The government hai begun ap
praising Fort Stevens property to
determine a fair value tor in tale.
E. B. Herron of the war assets
division for the General Service
administration In Seattle con'
ferred with city officials of the
town of Hammond near the port.
Hammond officials are inter
ested in obtaining parti of the fort
property. Herron said. -
Herron expects the property to
be put up for sale on a priority
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DAVIS TRIAL STARTS Phil Davit, Oakland, Calif., automobile
daalar (right) confa'i with on of hit attornayi, Kanntdy Jack
ton in Sacramento, Calif., court room. Davit want on trial in
a Saeramanto fadaral court accutad of operating a tpaadboat
in a racklast and nagligant mannar on Lake Tehoe. Tha charges
resulted after Imogen Wittich, Roieville, Calif-, school girl
wat run over by tpaadboat -and two legi cut off. AP
Wirephoto).
oasis during tne iirat w days of
November.
In addition to the town of Ham
mond. Joseph Hill of Portland'!
Hill Military academy is still In
terested In getting land and build
ings for a school, Herron re
ported. He said also that the State
Game commission wants about
1400 acres for a wildlife refuge
and will probably get the part It
seeks.
Hammond Is eager to get the
parade ground, administration
buildings, officers quarters, gym
nasium together with a tract of
135 acres.
Fort Columbia, Wash., another
unit of the abandoned harbor de
fense posts on the Columbia v
probably go to the state of Wash
ington for park and recreational
purposes, Herron reported.
Two Theater Television
Methods Are Developed
NEW YORK P Two meth
ods have been developed and ap-
puen in tneater screen size pro
jection of television.
One of them, the direct method.
contains a special high voltage
receiving tube with a reflecting
BEEFIEST TRUST OF ALL Weighing in at one ton. this Shorthorn heifer i the largest of her
kind in the world. The four-year-old heifer, exhibited in the 4-H division of the International
Dairy Exposition at Indianapolis, Ind., will be sold when the exposition close. Shown with an
exposition attendant, the animal is owned by Russell Mahoney of La Fountain. Ind.
as It travels to a i y zu foot
screen or larger. The tube re
quires 80,000 volts or more to sup
ply the proper light.
The other system, Indirect, uses
a high speed film process. The
received Image is photographed
lens system to blow up the Image on special motion picture film
passed Immediately through a
developer and then Into a pro
jector and onto the screen. The
elapsed time between received
picture and projection has been
reduced to 20 seconds.
Photographs can be made
stars no human eye can see.
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non-locking bumper-guard grille, the
graceful down-sweep of its fender
lines, so unmistakably Buick, and we
think you'll agree
It looks like a lot of money-but the
fact is, it's a lot for your money.
Take in those bigger interiors, the sofa
soft scats, the easy control and the high
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glass area all around and
you'll beam at the news that this one's
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Beyond that put this gorgeous new
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Astoria Plans To
Buy Old Hospital
Site For Homes
ASTORIA, Oct. 20. As
toria will bid for the site of the
Astoria naval hospital and plans
to resell the land for a new resi
dential subdivision.
The council voted to buy the
site, including roads and utili
ties from the government for
$20,466. E. B. Herron, Seattle
region war assets division chief,
said chances were good that the
cily would get the property at
this price.
The council Instructed City
Manager Brewer Billie to sub
mit a bid when the hospital is
offerde for priority sale to pub
lie bodies this week in Seattle.
Billie told the council that an
offered for priority sale to pub
exprienced building contractor to
repurchase the 54-acre tract from
the city and put up 150 to 200
houses there for sale and rent.
Billie said the government price
of S20.466 was a fair one. He
said this total Included $1808 as
the value of the land; $18,033 as
the value of the ulilities; and S535
as the value of six small buildings
that will be left after purchasers
of the hospital units complete
demolition work.
Counterfeit $20 Bills
Are Passed In Seattle
SEATTLE. Oct. 20. 'Pi Wide
spread passing in the Seattle area
of counterfeit $20 bills was re
ported by Leo A. Smugal, super
vising secret service agent.
The report came hard on the
heels of an epidemic of phony
$10 bills which were circulated
a week ago.
The latest counterfeits are dis
tinguished by a brighter green
than genuine bills on the back.
The serial number1 of the bills
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PETTY CASES HANDLEO
Marvin Chipman Conley, Rose
hurg. was committed to the citv
Jail for 10 days in lieu of a $20
fine, upon a plea of guilty when
arraigned In municipal court to
day on a drunk charge reported
Judge Ira B. Riddle.
Rex Nick Dameron, Los An
geles, and Harry Julin Leathers,
transient, both charged with va
grancy, were each given a $20
suspended fine and floated, ac
cording to the judge.
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invite colds, falls bring
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soling, reheeling.
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Hloseburg lAotor Co.
Rose Cr Washington
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