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6 TS Newi-ftavlaw, Roieburg, Ora.-Thur., Nov. 10, 194,KiwqnianS OllCSfS Of Jr. High; Dine On School Lunch LAVSON'S The Hoseburg Klwanls club members, in observance of American Education week, were guests of the Junior high school ripnt liinpfifann fnr RA rnt im. ij der the direction of Mrs. May I Matnews, scnool luncn cq-ordina- WEDS JAPANESE SWEETHEART Toihie Okutomi, 22, of Tokyo. Japan smiles as she helps her CI sweetheart, Orren Lucht, 22, Mora, Minn., farm youth, cut a wedding cake after their marriage at his home in Mora. In background is the Rev. Oscar Olson who performed the ceremony. A special act of congress permitted Toihie to enter the United States to marry Lucht whom she met while he was with U. i. occupation forces Japan two years ago. (AP Wirephoto), Noblewoman's Daughter Held In Slaying Inquiry DETROIT, UP) The daugh ter oi a sen-styled Tencn Noble woman Is held here with her hus band for questioning In a tourist cabin slaying at Calgary, Alber ta. The husband, William L. Wal lace, 42, was picked up by Fed- MOVING PIANOS STOVES REFRIGERATORS CRATING PACKING STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES Agent for Lyon Van Lines Phone 927 Evenings, 320-J-3 ROSEBURG Transfer & Storage eral authorities for a deportation hearing. At that time, officers said, he Degan taming about the slaying oi ivonne i,evesque during drinking party at Calgary. An elderly, dignified woman who Identified herself as the. Marcholness Margaret d'Autler appeared at police headquarters. Indignantly, she demanded to see her daughter Wilhelma, Wal lace s wne. The Wallaces were picked up Dy ponce ac ner ijetrolt apart ment. The 31-year-old wife and her nusoana nuried a variety of charges at each other, police said. None could be substantiat ed. The Marchioness said she came to this country In 1906 after the death of th e Marquis in France. Mrs. Wallace, her dauthcr by a second marriage, was born In Bellingham, Wash, she said. ior. Sneaker for the occasion was Walter Fisher, who told of his re cent trio to Europe. An additional feature was the playing of a record made by J. nugn jacKson, Klwanls interna tional president, and Jimmv Ful ler, movie radio commentator, calling attention to National Kids' day Nov. 19. The day will be observed locally on Nov. 18 with a big football Jamboree on Finlay field. Tom Pargeter, Jim Slattery and R. L. Whipple are cnairmen in charge oi the observance. Mrs. Matthews, discuss the dinner, said that the typical menu included government sur plus commodities, such as cheese, powdered milk, toma toes, concentrated orange Juice. apples and butter. She said the schools had Just received 996 pounds of butter as a three- monin supply. Junior high principal R. R. Brand invited members to the open house program Wednesday nlgnt at tne school, when par ents win be going through a typi cal day's study program. Brand also led the club in singing acnooi Days. The ninth grade boys' chorus, directed by R. Cloyd Riffe, en tertained with two selections. District Klwanls Governor Al len Wheeler of Eugene, and Fer- rou lies, iormeny or Koseburg and now of Snrinefield. whprp he - - , , is club president, were special 1 1 guests, along with local visitors. Cave-In Kills 2 Men On Washington U. Campus SEATTLE," Nov. 10. UP) The bodies of the two men trap-1 ped at the bottom of a 60-foot shaft on the University of Wash ington campus yesterday were recovered cany today. One was Dinned down bv a targe beam. Hope for the two mens safety -never high was virtually aoanaonea last evening when a second slide undid the work of I seven hours. No one, however, was caugnc in tne later suae. The two men James McNahh. 36, of Auburn, and Ed L. Olson, Seattle were buried alive in a short tunnel off the bottom of tne snalt yesterday morninir. Tons of earth and broken tim bers covered them. The shaft was sunk to dig tun-! nels designed to carrv heat and electricity conduits to University Dunuings. GARDEN GROWN IN OREGON! New Bids For Prunes For School Lunches Asked WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 UP) The Agriculture depart ment made a new offer Monday to buy 1,000 tons of dried prunes for the national school lunch pro- j gram from processors in Oregon j and Washington. The department rejected pre vious mas necause it considered them too high. New bids must be submitted by Nov. 22 for acceptance or re- lection on or before Nov. 30. The purchase program is de signed to help bolster sagging 1 prices oi prunes. it is estimated tnat in some districts, earthworms add a lav. cr of topsoil one-fifth of an Inch tnicK. Sibling beef on skewers and flavorful coffee Here's a hearty Invitation for real enjoyment . , in steaming, fragrant cups of Hills Bros. Codec This deliriously uniform colTee is blended from the pick oi the world's coffee crops . ; ; and "Controlled Roast ing," an exclusive Hills Bros, process, roasts the blend a tilth at a time continuously for flavor that never varies. It's vacuum-packed, for freshness. ten i1 ""m - if j ---------LJiii -m I I I IM lb, top round r lrtin W wp Frviwh dlrMstrtfl 1 anion Beon Mushroom mpi I I L. For 4 wrrtn.1t, cut t pounda top round or sir loin itk Into t-lnch ruie. K'xmr cuhM and . miuhroom cap 1lh V CUP Frrnrh drooalng and add 1 allcrd onion. Vt miand I hour or trior and drain. Arm rig allarnat bIccm of bf, aquaraa of bacon, and muahrnonM on skrvm and barbecue or cook under broiler about I mlautfca, turnlnft ortaalonally. Hrrtt each por tion of krwtred meat on allca of tnaet which hai been bruahed with Prench dreMlnt. Srv with Hill 0roc Cofft rrtetMks tea. U M. Ofl Cm IM-n tarn Mm im. 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