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Frontitr Days Rodeo Performers Win Cash FIGHTS LAST NIGHT CHEYENNE, Wyo. -tn First .go-round winners in roping and Duuuutug cvcms ai uie rruuuer Days rodeo pocketed $145 lo $1,035 lor their winnings last night. ! Top money went tc Milton Si mons, a 1-imon, I oro., cow poke who roped and tied his calf in 16.7 seconds, to take the $1,035. Carl Arnold, veteran Buckeye, Ariz., steer roper won $774 for roping and tying his steer in 21.2 seconds Tuesday. Arnold is one of the real old-time steer ropers in the rodeo circuit and has been at his specialty for the past quar-1 ter-century. He's pushing 60, but gets around with the springiness of a young ster. He won the championship her three years ago. Other cash awards last night included: Bull dogging Hank Mills, Pueblo, Colo. 13.8, $436; Norman Pearson, Jas per, Ark., 14.4, $291; Bud Linder man, Red Lodge, Mont., 15, $145. Yesterday's Stars (Br Tho AiMclaWd Prestl BATTING Jim Russell, Dodgers hit two home runs, one batting righthanded, in 7-5 win over St. Louis. PITCHING Mel Parnell, Red Sox shut out league-leading De troit with five hits, 1-0. (By TIM Auocuttd Prcut SPOKANE Willie Bean, 206, Los Angeles, outpointed Kid Riviera, 234, Chicago, 10. Wife Divorces Wealthy Adding Machine Addict LOS ANGELES. July 27 His income ran well into five fig ures and he insisted on staying up nights toting it up on his adding machine. Mrs. Lotta M. Briggs testified yesterday that her husband, Walter M, Briggs, 42, wealthy operator of downtown parking lots, paid no at tention to her when he stayed borne, and "the noise from his add ing machine kept me and the child ren awake most of the night." She won the divorce and $1, 000,000 in community property. STYMIE IN COMEBACK NEW YORK, P Trainer Hirsch Jacobs said Stymie, second leading money-winner of all time, would be shipped to Middleburg, Va., today to begin training for a possible comeback. "If he can win one dollar more than Citation I'll be satisfied." Ja cobs said. If he doesn't win, we're not out anything." Citation topped Stymie's record this year, with total winnings of Sins, b;ia. Mymie retired last year with earnings o $918,485 Straight Kentucky Bourbon in all its Glory! Naturally a finer drink Never Sold until Four (4) Years V"s Old! . &"m J7) M . ' Sm. Vuf - Who's To Blame For Korean Mess? GOP Demand WASHINGTON, July 27 -CB-, Republicans raised an embittered 1 demand in the House Tuesday for 1 an accounting of responsibility in Korea and called for a "house cleaning" inhe state and defense departments. In advance of House action on bills to lift the lid on the size of the armed services and freeze military enlistments, GOP mem bers repeated the demands "who's responsible?" Rep. Short (R-Mo), ranking G OP member of the House armed services committee, bitterly as sziled the "dust settling' policy of the State department and what he called the impression of "false security" created by Defense Sec retary Johnson. "Who's responsible for all of this?" he demanded "We've appropriated $50,000,- 000,000 for defense in the last four years. What have we got to (how for it?' "Who's responsible for this 'too-little-and-too-late?' "Whos responsible for this mil-calculation?' Rev. F. P. Leipzig Named Bishop Of Baker City WASHINGTON (JPt Selection of two new Roman Catholic bishops by His Holiness Pope Pius XII was announced here by the apostol ic delegate to the United States. They are: The Most Rev. George J. Retir ing, auxiliary bishop at Cincinnati to be bishop of Toledo, Ohio. The Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, Eugene, Ore., to be bishop of Ba ker City, Ore. Thurt., July 27, 1950 The Newe-Rovlew, Rotaburg, Ore. 7 Harbor Plywood Co. Purchases Big Stand Of Timber ABERDEEN UPt Purchase of 1,000,000,000 feet of virgin tim ber in Skamania county from the Northern Pacific Railway was an nounced by Martin Deggeler, Pre sident of Harbor Plywood co. The transaction was one of the largest timber deals in recent north Opponent For F.D.R. Jr. In Congress Race Named NEW YORK -(-Pi-Henry V. Poor, 36-year-old lawyer and a leader of a GOP progressive move ment, has been picked by the Re publican party to run against Rep. Franklin at Roosevelt Jr. (Dem. Liberal) fJT Congress in November. west history. The price was not disclosed. Deggeler said the timber, lo cated on a SO-squsre-mile area in the Peterman tract region of the Lewis river near Mt. St. Helens, will give the company a log sup ply large enough to make it inde pendent of the open log market for an indefinite period. . . Deggeler gave no additional de tails of the transaction but when reports of the deal were disclos ed several weeks ago it was report ed that a separate contract had been negotiated between Harbor Plywood and the Long-Bell Lumber Co. The latter was to get the tim ber not used in plywood operations. MISS OREGON CROWNED Elizabeth Ann Baker, Monmouth, is 'Miss Oregon of 1950.' She was elected in the annual com petition at Seaside, in which 14 lovelies were entered. The pic ture shows "Miss Oregon of 1949, Beverly Krueger placing her crown on Miss Baker's head. The new queen is a student at Llnfield college, and represented the city of McMinnvilU in the contest. (Associated Press Photo.) Nerc Lore Price 2 '3 Sir. U NIK. KEN1UCKT SUWSM 111111911 HHIIltl. HE IMCI IllHUWt CO., FMsKFOir, KfHTDCHT. Registered' Willamette Val ley bred Romneys from im ported rams. Choice selec tions n'W available. 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