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o o o o 4 o p Columbia, Willamette Rafters Go On Strike PORTLAND -JP Rafters in the Columbia and Willamette rlv ers were on lit ike today ad an 1WA union agent said lot tQling, sawmills and tug operation might oe aueciea. About 100 meinberi of the CIO IWA local 11-81 began picketing after a union-management meet ing with a federal ibor concili ator failed, to settle their wage dispute. u George Willed, business agent for the local, said sawmills de pending on log booms would be in directly involved. He said the strike might halt locking oper ations nf the Crown Zellerbach and Columbia river pulp and paer mills. The Shaver Transportation Vital Statistics Marriage License Kl.l'VER RAND Charles Jun ior Kluver and Barbara Adint Rand, both of Roseburg. I Oivorca Suit Filed j JKNNING Irene Adair vs. George A. Jennings. Plaintiff charges cruel and inhuman treat ment and asks custody of t w o minor children. Co., whose tugs haul the rafts, : also would be affected if the strike were prolonged. q I Willet said the boom and raft men want $15 a day plus a health and welfare program and three paid holidays. L Buy Now and Save! ONLY MORE DAY 7th ANNIVERSARY SALE! ENDS SATURDAY 222 W. Oak St.. Phone 348 t II , - i. ; rmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmemmm not . . rmmmmm .mi I i ii i j Friday, Oct. 13, 1950 The News-Rov&w, Rosebura. Ore. 3 jjf -evw.C 11 American Forces In Germany Get Reinforcements BERLIN I.f1 I.ieut. C.en. Manton S. Kddy announced that American reinfnrcemiels are ar riving now in Germany. 'X "They are reach): Germany as a flow of replacements, not in new units as yet," the commander of the U.S. army in Kurope told a news conference here. He said the Berlin garrison prob ably would be the first to he in creased in strength by additional troops. Asked if the American command has a plan for evacuating U.S. soldiers from Berlin in case of attack, Eddy voiced a smiling de nial. "There is no evacuation plan at all." he said. "The American sol dier will stay here and fight it out in spite of any odds." Eddy said the lessons of early American reverses in Korea .were being applied to improve defense pleasures in Germany. One lesson. ne added, was that Soviet-made T-34 tanks were superior to Ameri can Shermans. He indicated the heavy Pershing tank would be made the standard armor of American contingent! in western Germany, but that the question nf whether to bring Ameri can tanks to Berlin was not yet settled. Eddy, who assumed his army command last August, described American troops in g'rmany as "better trained an better disci plined than ew country hat ever had in peace time." OIL TO BURN o for prompt courteous meter ed deliveries of high quality stove and burner oil CALL 152 Ask for our automatic fuel check . . . It s FREE. We Civo S t H Green Stamps With Every Purchase MYERS OIL CO. Distributors of Hancock Permit urn Products For Douglas County THE CREW OF PEARL DIVERS pictured abov. is enoaged in pre liminary mopping. up activities towards th close of the big tes- f e kitchen is anyways naar. Tha girls ara students of Drain high school, where the dinnar timonlal banquet tendered Monday night by the Drain Chamber was served, and e comely, carefree bunch thav war. Their of Commerce to Governor McKay end Congressman Harris Ells-; chatter occasionally made itself heard abov the rattle of table worth, ware but I never overheard e single allusion to the Korean prob This phase of most big banquets is on which the banquetaers lem, taxes or the atomic bomb, topics which took quite a beating usually think not o? at all, as usually it is accomplished so quietly ' in the nearby banquet hall. Do you know what th little rascals they don't know it's going on; or maybe, don't car. I thought of were talking about? Boys! I By Paul Jenkins. 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The money went to members of 4-H clubs and Future Farmers of America whose competition at the Pacific International Livestock Ex position culminated in the annual auction yesterday. Their ZH2 steers averaged 33.36 cents a pound; the 230 head of market hogs brought an average 20U3 cents; and the 167 head of fat lambs sold for an average 36.62 cents. All were above current market prices, but below the rec ord highs of 1946. The tops: $1 a pound for the 4-H champion loo.Vpound Hereford steer owned by Brent Horn, Pilot Hock, Ore.; $2.75 a pound for the 4-H champion lamb owned by Rich ard Harms, Clackamas, and the FKA champion owned by Ray Sawyer, Moscow, Idaho: Si a pound for the champion FFA hog, owned by John Schuliheis, I'olton, Wash Marian Leu l hold, lh, of Molt. Mont., was crowned champion 4 II club demonstrator of the Pacific .Northwest. She out-scored clubbers from Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho and her home state with her demonstration of how to scald, pick and singe a chicken. Oregon club members took title to the annual Plummer trophy for a year by rolling up the highest combined score for all agricultural i and home economics demonstra t lions. I Gay Ingram. 17. and I. id da Sie- more, 17, Burley, Idaho, took top spot in the home economics team division. Individual home econom ics winner was Yerna Steele, 17, Portland. In th dollar dinner demon strations, four girls won bluo awards by proving thtv could torvo moal for four at costs ranging from 34 to 54 contt a parson. Top awards wont to Barbara Joan Snydtr, 17, Days Crook; Gonoviovo Nolton, II, Portland, and the Spokano county Inm of Marilyn Roamos, 18, and Myrtlo Evans, U, ChatHroy, Wash. Ralph Axtell. 17, Wilbur. Wash , took home a purebred Shorthorn calf awarded annually to the out i standing 4-H Shorthorn exhibitor. Voice Of America Baffles Russia COLUMBUS. O. 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