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Tka News-lavlew, Rostbura,, Ore. Friday, June 39. 1950
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JACK O'REILLY
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VAQUI KIP
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OPENS START SI4-5 P.
HOUSE FOR SALE
House at 946 Military Street. Upper itory hat 2 bed
roemi, bath, large living room and a delightful, very
modern kitchen juit recently installed. Don't rent or build
until you ue this kitchen. The lower floor hai a bath, large
'ounging room, three furnished bedrooms and a storage
room. Full price with furniture only $8500.
Alto a unit at 1 109 Corey Avenue. All furniture goet with
thlt and the price it only $2300.
loth placet when rented bring in $182 monthly.
Before you rent, build or buy, be sure to see these ploces.
OPEN ALL DAY -IMMEDIATE POSSESSIOrf
For sale by owner at 1 109 Corey Ave. Phone 1246-K
We will be dosed
Monday & Tuesday
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SOLVE STRIKE PROBLEM Because linotype operators end makeup
man are en strike, the Nawi-Rtvitw advertising staff salved the prob
lem of patting ads in print by employing talents ef local artists.
Alan Knudtson, upper left, is spending his vacation from Knudtson't
Jewaltri helping staff artist Dan Mlndolovich,' upper right, prepare
ads for this week. The two artists draw the eds as they are to appear
in the paper and send their efforts to engraver Tom Patty, lower photo.
Patty photographs the art work, than "prints" it en sink. Ho is pictured
stending near the etching powder cabinet, at right, examining a nearly
finished "line cut" ef Nielsen's market ad, which ran Thursday. In
normal times, service ef en ertist requires an added fee to advertisers
but, because of the strike emergency, many local ads are being hand
led in this mare expensive manner. (Staff Photos)
Lumber Firm Stttlct
Suit With Stockholders ,
PORTLAND June SO-WP) The
Portland Art association today re
ported settlement of a $400,000 suit
against Eastern & Western Lum
ber company stockholders.
The out-of-court settlement was
for a reported $254,000.
The association contended in its
suit that it had been induced to
sell company stock far below its
true worth.
PRUDENTIAL LIFI
Insurance
HORACe C. BERG
Special Agent
Office 712 J Res. (71-J
111 West Oak
Phony Mating Calls Fail
To .Attract Mosquitoes
NEWARK, N. J., June 30 -WB
The Essex county mosquito exter
mination commission tried to Jure
mosquitoes to a trap with phoney
mating calls but the mosquitoes
didn't bite.
The commission Wednesday aban
doned a proposed scheme to out
fit electric traps with loud-speakers
that would butz sweet nothings
in mosquito language.
Preliminary tests didn't work, ex
cept for a relatively few mosquit
oes. It turned out that there are
15 di.'feren species of mosquitoes
here, and each answered only to its
own special call.
American elevators in 1949 car
ried 20 billion passengers up and
' down a total of 500 million miles.
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CHRISTMAS
Check the New Features Yourself I
New glass Cold Storgae Tray
y'Ntw outside design
yNtw inside design
yNtw rust-resisting shelves
VNtw acid-resisting Porcelain
inside
Nw 12-setting Cold -Control
kNew larger toll-bottle space . . .
r nmw r fNiw more powerful Meter.
kNew larger Super-Freeier
How deep Hydrator
yNw Multl-Purpose Troy
Miser
r'New cabinet constructitn
lNew door seal
look outside! took inside I ti
you can't match a FRIGIDAIRE
Umpqua Valley Appliance
Rburg UO W. Oak, P. H' SetkeHio Centre! t State, Ph. 111
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Gasoline Price War
Prevention Attempted
PORTLAND June 30 UP) An
attempt to head off a gasoline price
war in Portland drew some 600
service station operators to a meet
ing here last night.
A number of stations have been
cutting prices recently, and speak
ers warned a price-war would be
sure to follow, perhaps forcing
many out of business.
Dealers were asked to sign
pledges against price-cutting. It
was not announced how many sign
ed. Jack Layley, president of the
Portland Automotive Trade asso
ciation, which sponsored the meet
ing, proposed that prices be sta
bilized at 27.7 cents a gallon for
regular gas and 30 or 30.2 cents
for Ethyl.
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ask for light, dry
Acme beer
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DOUGLAS COUNTV
FLOUR MILL
home of UMPQUAuRANOmos
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MOMDAY JULY 3
TUESDAY JULY 4
open 'til S PM. SATURDAY
Douglas count flour Mill