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Is Today a Gift Day in Your Life? Give BIRD OF PARADISE CHOCOLATS by Sociiti t sweet compliment to her! Om of 7 Sociiti lox CkoceJott (Driver Killed When 4 S. P. Train Hirt Truck MEDFORD, April T.-'.T Amoi Franklin Wyatt, Prospect log truck driver, was killed Thursday when hu truck was hit by i nodthbound Southern Pacific passenger tram at a lumber company crossing, hit truck was hit by a northbound about 4, were seriously hurt. The accident occurred about four miles south of here. HEATILATORS far officiant, smokelees fireplace PAGE LUMBER I FUEL 164 E. 2nd Ave. S. Phone 242 iTSfo Dr. E. W. Carter Chiropodist Foot Specialist CnCV' 129 N. Jackson . xKS Phon 1170 I Over Rexall nrui Store Amaiinq New System of Horn Heat Distribution from G.E.'s OI.Frerf Worm Air Furnace GENERAL f ELECTRIC HEATING Atr-Heir Heating (Wet tou twe types ef bnl: forced warm air with all ef adrantacr. plue radiant beat, at tha dill to w it mrej ? tha air. Tha amazlnc G-E -Air-Wall" Krrter. a product of U-E research and engineering, ta placed JuU ahota tha bat (Kurd in tha euter walls of tha room, it direct tha air up and out In front of tha wall . . . warmi tha cold iiiriara aa K radiates heat. Vow tet belter forced warm air beat as well, and tha air pattern ruts down drafts hlch creep down outslda wall and weep arrow tha floor. GREATER COMFORT LOWER COST TOZER'S Heating & Sheet Metal Works 314 W. Cost Phon 1541 House Probers Seek Hawaiian 'Fifth Column1 ' WASHINGTON .fTh House Un-American activities committee ! hopes to find and expose any "fifth column activities" which may ex ut in Hawaii. Rep. Walter (D-Pa) made this I statement to reporters as commit- 1 tee members prepared to leave for the territory. Walter will head the commit tee's Hawaiian investigation in the absence of Chairman Wood (D-Oa). Wood is not making the trip. Walter said it would be "folly to assume that Russia has over looked any opportunity to plant I agents on militarily important Pa cific islands." One purpose of the Hawaiian investigation, Walter said, is "to prevent, if possible, another Pearl Harbor in the event of war with Russia." Other committee members who plan to go to Hawaii are Reps. Harrison (D-Va). Moulder (D-Mo), Nixon (R-Calif) and Velde (R 111). They plan to leave Saturday, by plane, and open hearings in Honolulu Monday. Frank C. Tavenner Jr., commit tee counsel, said between 75 and 100 witnesses have been lined up. Walter estimated the investiga tion will require about three weeks. The investigation is being made at the request of the Hawaiian legislature. The request followed a long dock workers' strike which tied up shipping between the west coast ana tne islands. Walter said the committee will seek to find out whether the strike was "inspired by Communist agents." Childbirth, Trek Of 2 Hours Easy For This Woman OROVIIXE. Calif. .P Seventeen-year-old Mrs. Joyce Chapman was listening to a radio program on painlesa child birth. "All of a sudden I heard I cry and there he was," she said. The young mother wrapped her ftremature baby in a heavy coat, aid him on the bed. Then she walked two hours to a mine to break the news to her husband, Jack, 22. This story of painless childbirth last Sunday was told today by Dr. Charles B. Gnbbs, who at tended Mrs, Chapman in her seven months of pregnancy. He said she apparently was In just the right mental state and Expelled Salem Student Appeal To Supreme Court SALEM. (. Eighteen ex pelled Salem high school students have appealed to the State su premo court. The formal transcript was filed with the court, appealing the de cision of Circuit Judge Dal M King, who held the school board acted within its authority in ex pelling the boys. They had con tended the board acted arbitrar ily. The school expulsion was on charges the boys were members of an illegal secret society, known as the American Boys club. Judge King dissolved a tempor ary restraining order under which the boys continued in classed pend ing the hearing. He refused to is sue a new injunction pending new trial or appeal, opening the way for the board to make it expul sion order effective. Frl., April 7. 1950 The News-Review, Rosebure, Ore. 3 relaxed physical condition. He ; placed the J pound 6-ounco boy in an incubator after the couple brought the child from their coun j try home to a hospital here. Dr. Gribbs said the baby was "doing 'fine." Mrs. Chapman required no medical treatment, he added. Asked if that long hike through the mountains immediately after the birth hadn't tired her, Mrs. chapman exclaimed: "Oh no. 1 frequently walk over to meet my husband at work. Hav ing the baby was nothing.' 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