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1 0 Th Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore. Thur.., July 1 3, 1 950 Berry Pricei Fixed By Cane Frulrj Control Board SALEM (JPl The price of loganberries, youngberries and hoy genberries to canneriei and freez ing plants will be 8'i cents a pound, directors of the Oregon cane fruits control board decided at a meeting at Woodburn. The price last year was 6 cents a pound. The board generally fixes the prices for the berries, although some growers sometimes charge varying prices. On June 26, the board decided to charge the canneries and freez ing plants .10 cents a pound for the loganber.es, but lower Cali fornia prices forced the directors to cut the price to 8!i cents., Wil liam J. Linfoot, secretary-treasurer of the board, said. Linfoot said the price for young berries and boysenberries was the first established for this year. More Advantages In the A-C Trail-Type No. 3 Mower Here' a trail-type mower that is easily attached to your Allia-Chalmers B, C, WC or WD Tractors. Close coupling to tractor brings the cutter bar forward and in better view of the operator, also makes square turns easier. Adjustable V-Belt drive, together with tractor speeds, gives you the correct sickle speed for the crop being mowed. Automatic safety break-back allows entire mower to swing back when hitting obstructions and snaps back into place by simply backing tractor. Inner shoe is placed out far enough to permit mowing without changing tractor wheel spacing set for average row-crop work. ' Stop in, let us tell you more about the mower that per mits more working hours thy rt ctor (fluisciiamERs Farm and Industrial Equipment Co. Oregon Electrical Code Held Void In Grants Pass Case GRANTS PASS, Oregon's elec trical code is unconstitutional, Cir cui Judge O. J. Millard ruled here in the case of Eugene R. O'Brien vs. Samuel J. Miller, electrical contractor. Cave Junction. The court ruled that tne Oregon legislature's adoption of the "na tional electrical code" was an un constitutional delegation authority. Decisions on a similar issue in other states have been conflicting. The court s ruling was on a mo tion of attorneys for Pacific In demnity company, with whom the defendent is insured. Brown sued Miller for 27.500 as the result of a fire which destroy ed the Brown home Christmas day, 1948, alleging defective wiring. The defendent claimid compliance with the state s electrical code. PORTLAND. im The court decision at Grants Pass holding the state's electrical code uncon stitutional, will be called imme diately to the attention of the com missioner of labor for necessary clarification. That was the comment by W. R. Volheye, chief electrical inspec tor for the department of labor, Stassen Flays Bill To Reduce Excise Taxes e WASHINGTON, July 13 Harold E. Stassen charged tuesday the bill to cut excise taxes embod ies an attempt by the Treasury department "to bring American colleges and universities under control of the federal government." The University of Pennsylvania president heatedly assialed a pro posal in the House-approved bill to apply regular corporation tax rates to unrelated business operations by educational institutions. Stassen spoke out after Senator Byrd (D-Va) called on the senate to go slow on any tax cutting that will put the treasury deeper in the red. . ' His reason: the "very evident" prospect of increased military spending. The 11,010,000,000 tax slashing bill, with its hike in levies on big corporations, has found few if any all-out friends to stand up for it in the seante. Hiway 99 North Phone 1559 HARRY C. STEARNS . Funeral Director Our service Is for all and meets every need. Any distance, any time Liaensed Lady Assistant. Oakland, Oregon Phont'472 or 542 ' Sentence For Vagrancy Given Commie Chairman BIRMINGHAM, Ala., July 13 (JP) The chairman of the Commu nist party in Alabama Sam Hill Jr. was sentenced to 180 days in jail and fined $100 on a vagrancy charge last night. Hall waff arrested at his borne Saturday when police began a crack-down on Communists in the Birmingham area. Officers who ar rested Hall said his house was i "regular warehouse of Communist propaganda." The party leader said he was southern editor of the Daily Work er, Communist party publication. Suspected Bank Robber Picked Out Of Police Line-Up MOSCOW, Idaho; July 13 -OF) A 28,year-old man picked out of a police line-up by bank employes was charged here with armed rob bery of the first bank of Troy, Idaho. W. G. Bannister, special agent of the federal bureau of investiga tion, identified the man as Richard Howard McConnell of Clarkia, Idaho. Bannister said McConnell was ar rested a few hours earlier at Clar kia, a small village in a moun tainous area of Shoshone county in Northern Idaho. The Troy bank was robbed July 7. A young man wearing sun glas ses demanded money of teller Jean Krier. He backed up his demand by point,.,, a long-barrelled pistol at her. Miss Krier fainted and bank vice-president Frank Brocke hand ed over a stack of bills totaling $5,448 in twenties, tens, fives and ones. The robber stuffed the cur rency in a lunch bucket and walk ed quietly out the door past a cashier and customer, both unv ware a robbery had taken place. Arraigned before a U. S. com missioner, McConnell was held in lieu of ilO.000 bond. when advised of the decision. He said the state law sets out that electrical wiring shall be in "substantial accord" with the na tional electrical code as approved by the American standards asso ciation and under such rules as may be made by the commis sioner of labor. The national code, Volheye said, is a joint product of the national fire protection association and the U.S. bureau of standards and is used widely by states and cities. Volheye said he assumed the commissioner would confer with the attorney general in an effort to get early settlement of the issue raised by the court decision. Volheye said that even though the code were unconstitutional as now set up, he thought it possible that the wording of the law might make it possible for the commis sioner to reinstate the national code by including it in rules from his office. ALympI v BEER "It's the Water" Olympil Brtwinf Co. Olympia. With, U. S. A." OPEN NOW! OOttermg A,,r. Permanentt Machine Machineless Cold Waves Hair Styling and Shaping We Heartily Welcome Both Old and New Friends to Our Lovely New Shop. Irene Boniols LaVera Rutter Assisting Manager Formerly with Miller's Beauty Salon LaVera's Beautorium Carter Building 215 N. 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