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o Cases Decided In Circuit Court . Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly I8U1 a directed verdict yester- - . xu """n u eal Se.nnri.rv .nri u;h.r c,i...i. V. KOSeDUr lima PnJ,,... TL. ' " " .... inrv .1 .... .. '.' ' Dean Pdu'.r I Tnrn.r O jury allowed Ihe pbiniill $1179. 86 Interstate Financing Of Hlghtr Schools Urged Sutherlil. Church To Offer Program SPOKANE t.V MulU-ttate ft-. or New Mexico, the two ititei piv' . . . . , t . n-.ncinit for trhoolt of higher edu-ithe difference beiween the tuition The first in a aeriee of three mui-i en and the St. bmi A cappelli cation wae urged by a University ! the actual cost of medical edu-, ical programs will b presented choir. Mrs. Craef also studied in 01 natnington dean in a talk be- cation. Sunday at S p.m. at St. John'a """; ' nr. n" 0 ?rnl" fore the Northwest Association of .i is high time state boundaries , ,h, ,i,k cn,.,ii. Ti. '". 'v"'l s'- I-011" "lurches and cease to be hurdles to opportune " i ,ne ver anm ompaniea ties in higher education," Turner Program will feature Mane Torge-! Mrs. DeRose. sun, wyimuv, :-min:j iirurirn, ana inp program io do presenieu Carol De Rose, contraltos, and Sunday evening is divided i n to Doris Craef, organist. three sections religious. Ocular r.t l , i tnlri thft rtil0l Wi university a meaicai ecwai, i Murder Admitted Tk. ). ..... 1 sa:o sucn a regional education pro- i the alleged bVlr. M.r." rm uld Pmit student, to at- count Inr m . , W SCnooiS In Negro's Plea . iu auiuuii iii uiucr (4Lr aim Of a rrwlr . . i. j , crushin plant and rlp.r.n- ,JC insanufe 01 specialty courses preparall of' a hme.Vone C,'u,rrJ '" m ,udtn,', home " . .. ' He cited a current agreement ! YREKA, CASf. (P Henry ......... lu,,,,i,uei tomorrow among the states of Wyoming, New Thomas, 2S-year-old Negro, morning in circuit court with the : Mexico and Ceierado concerning pleaded guilty in superior court civil caw ot H K. Halverson vs. , study at the latler's school of med- here to a charge of murder grow; the North Doujlas Mills. icine. For each student admitted in? out of the slaying of Mrs. Vel-! in tne judgment from the bench 10 " school from either Wyoming sie Ainsworth in an attempted Wimberly ordered the case of Clin-1 " 1 stick-up of a state line grocery Oct. ton ii. Mimn vs. Kred E. l.ockvear w.r. .ii s... i...:.,. .ii.. 20. Lumber Co. dismissed with prei-i of oossessinn tn lot n hin,w I . " D"n ou ' of Rsilroad addition to Rose- rr t m I. , r ,ls0,i"ued d': ; Another order allowed the plain fe. and An ih V"" ' ' 70 he cs.. of General ne PlfehfoH B hoen,ker va. Ag- Credit Service Co. vs. Andrew Ha nea Pltchford. By it the plaintiffs vice. ( PfilZfD SILVER 1 o give ttlth.prlde 4 'oy.lributrfo-yow fovorilf ylJ A fcoilesi with th.' tltgont' V A pitcti. Moke" your selection K-TSkT ) I J day from our magnificent assort' 'A- V men In'sterllng or'iihtr'plot.!. VV' - J 1 f Vigtlabt Dith y Crtas mn4 Sufof jr w i r VI Judge James M. Allen said he would sentence the BaKersfield Ne gro next Monday. Willie McCain, 23, and also from Bakersfield, pleaded not guilty to the murder) charge and 'his jury trial has been set for Jan. S. A third Negro held in connwtion with the death of Mrs. Ainsworth. Joe Nathan Cooper, 28, has been relieved of the murder charge but still is held in jail as a material witness. A .22-cal. pistol used in the rob bery attempt has been identified as belonging to Cooper. The Negro said it was stolen from him. In a recent preliminary hearing at Tulelake. the dead woman's hus band. W. C. Ainsworth, and Ray Merrill, owner of the store, pointed out Thomas as the man who shot down Mrs. Ainsworth. Merrill was slightly wounded SLABWOOD in 12-16 and 24 in. lengths OLD GROWTH FIR DOUBLE LOADS WESTERN BATTERY SEPARATOR Phtnt 4SI Mrs. Torceson studied music in and Christmas. The offerings re- the east prior to the time uhen ceived will (o into the St. John's she ami her husband settled in or can fund. The mihlir is invited Wilbur. Mrs. Diednch studied and to attend this recital and the others taught music in England, where following on successive Sunday she sang with the Nottingham Ca-1 evemnjts. thedral choir. Mrs. DeRose was Selections will be presented as trained in St. Louis Municipal op- follows: Prelude ond Fugue in D M.nof H.HW...J. 5 ach Jeiu, Joy of Man's Desirina . J 1 -ch Don Groef, orgonut ! Sheep Moy Safety Grata J. jch Carol DcRotc, contralto The Ninety-First Psalm James MoeDarimd Noncv Diedrich, contralto Savior, Like a Shephsrd Lead Us C. Albert ScKolin Mant Torge son, Soprano: Nancy Diedrich, contralto II Czardas V. Monti Doris Grof, organist 3oi Epais (Sombre Woods) Air trom Amadis H..Jeon Baptists LuNy Marie Torgeson, soprano t Wiegenlied .........Johannes Brahms Nancy Diednch, contralto I Attempt From Love's Sickness to Fly Henry Purcell Carol DeRose, contralto Offertory Largo (Irom Xerxes) G. F. Honriel The offerings art for the benefit of St. John's Organ Fund, Ill 0 Holy Night A. AHarm Nancy Diednch, contralto The March of the Magi Kings Theo. Dubois Dons Groef, orgonivt 1 Wonder As I Wonder Folk Song, Arr. by John Jacob Niles Christmas Eve Lultobye - - F. Melius Christ.onnsen Corol DeRose, contralto Silent Night Franx Gruber Marit Torgeson, soprano; Noncy Diednch, contralto; Carol DeRose, contralto Postlude on "Adesta Fidelis" George E. Whiting Dons Groef, organist Fewer Horses Being Used By Canadian Mounties OTTAWA i.Vt The Mounties Royal Canadian mounted police have only 153 horses, it was dis closed. The R.C.M.P. told about it in the annual report for the year end in if ! last March 31. The force of i uniformed members is gradually Komg mechanical, with 17 fewer i horM-i than the year before. 1 1 added an airplane to its equipment I and is seeking a helicopter. But its members in the vast j northland patrolled 539.000 miles, i 46,860 of them by dogged. Activities included everything from recovering a lost wallet to getting its man 43,000 convic tions. Friday, Otc. I, 1950 Th Ntws-Rtvitw, Jtoieburg, Ort. 9 London tfeo OKs AHIee1 Stand Northwest Not Likely Bomb Target, Barbey Says S.M.EM-JTi Rear Adm. Daniel E. Barhoy, commander of thp 13th naval district and o( the northwest sector of the western sea frontier, doesn't think an atom homh will be dropped on the Northwest. In an address at the Salem Ro tary club, he said "the enemy wouldn't waste an atom bomb on the Northwest." He said the region is not hichly industrialized, so it wouldn't make a good target. But, he cautioned, civilian de fense preparations should he made for anything that mi';ht happen. I.ONDO .P tondnn news, papers have fully endorsed British I'rime Minister t'lement Attlee's declaration in Washington ttat : IherOwill be no appeasement of Communist China. "This should scotch foolish ru mors in America that the prime ; minister had come to Washington in an appeasinf mood," said the j liberal News Chronicle. "The sincerity of Attlee's words must be unmistakably apparent to Americans for all they know, not ! only of his record and his prtnei- ! pies but of the British people," it i continued. j "We shall not go a second time j to Munich." I The conservative Daily Graphic said Attlee "made the right reply t to the clumsy Russian effort to i drive a wedge between this coun try and America." The pro-labor Daily Herald said the need to "sustain and i strengthen the association between Britain and the United States is obviously necessary. "Destruction of that friendship would mean an unprecedented vic tory for the forces of aggression i everywhere. It is a victory which lill not be granted to them." The conservative Daily Telegraph 1 commented: , "In this country there will he the I fullest endorsement ot Attlee's un- equivocal hostility lo attempts to j break the ties between Britain and ! the United States and to any sug 1 gestion of suicidal appeasement." Better Cough Relief When new drugs or old fail to slop your cough or chcit cold don't delay. Crcomukion contains only safe, help ful, proven ingredients and no nar cotics to disturb nature's process. It goes right to the seat of the trouble to aid nature soothe and heal raw, ten der, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to plea you or druggist refunds money. Creomulsion has stood the test of many millions of users. CRE0MULSI0N NliMM CMtflM, ClMtt Ant. lMlNt when he scuffled with McCain, and McCain admits he was the man. Merrill was slightly wounded hy gunshot when Ainsworth scuffled with McCain and McCain admitted at the hearing it was his bullet that struck Merrill. Judge Allen said he may hear testimony to determine the degree of murder to which Thomas has pleaded guilty. ! erd The Little Store With the Big Brnnd 106 S. Jackson Phone 961-R WEAK "THREE REASONS WHY I BELIEVE PEACE WITH RUSSIA IS IMPOSSIBLE' SUNDAY 7:30 P.M. DR. EDGAR B. LUTHER. Pastor FIRST CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST CHURCH N. END WEST 2nd AVENUE BROADCAST OVER KRXL National Guard Plane Crash Kills Two Airmen SEATTLE - f.11 -A B 2fi air national guard light bomber crashed and exploded 12 miles south of here Thursday night, tcil-' ling the two occupants and spread ing wreckage over a four-acre area. At New Haven, Conn., Gen. George R. Stanley said the crashed ship was a Connecticut air national guard plane. He Saul he was await ing word from Seattle as to identi fication of the victims. THE UNUSUAL GIFT! CANARIES from $10.00 PARAKEETS, Pr 8.50 TROPICAL FISH FISH BOWLS ACCESSORIES at th. Paradise Pet Shop Now Owned and Operated by MRS. FRED REECE 501 No. Jackson A GOOD PLACE TO BUY YOUR BUILDING SUPPLIES Drive Out And SAVE ON it LUMBER k MOULDING FLOORING ? k SIDING it PAINT and r HARDWARE it ROOFING MATERIALS PLYWOOD and WALLBOARD s I LET US HELP YOU WITH YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN WE DELIVER WATCH FOR OUR SPECIALS LUMBER SALES, Inc. Neat To Riverside School On Garden Volley Road PHONE 1931 1 rW 1 EQUALS 8 ONLY ot PHILLIP'S ond ONLY During This Silly Sale!? We have hundreds of items on sale and rather than sweep them out In the street we are practically giving them away. Think of It . . . many, many gifts offered at 3 for the price of 2 and many others at greatly reduced prices. GENUINE LEATHER We're practicolly Qiving th?se oway . . , genuine leather briefcases ot prices that ort really out of thts world. BRIEF CASES....GREATLY REDUCED COME IN AT YOUR OWN RISK You may not hove on emety billfold to start with , . . but we con take core of that. Come in and let us change your money for you to a new billfold or woMet. There moy even be a little left for th new one when we get through , , . BILL FOLDS GREATLY REDUCED GAY BACHELORS We don't sugoest that you get mar Hed just for this . . . hut if you ore tilonnma the fatal itep. here is o buy that is hard tr heat. Sl'oMy sniled. but can be fined up in time for th Ceremony. WEDDING BOOK GREATLY REDUCED GET STUCK ON THESE! Sonne of these ere stickily sen timental, but if you're the sticky tvBD. UAu II b. ttutk An th.tn! STICKERS GREETINGS . . . All kinds of cards for EVERY occasion except tor greerings from the President. WE ARE CLOSING OUT THE LINE OF CARDS ... so fake advantage of us ... we bleed easy. Cards for friends 3 for 2 Cords for enemies 3 for I SQUIRT-PROOF These ball-point pens are abso lutely guaranteed from squirting you ir the left eye. Also write on soggy cocktail napkins. Ball Point Pens 3 for 2 TO HELP YOU COUNT . . . Some people con count babies ond others con't ... if you are one of those having trouble doing it ... we have just th ticket for you .... guaranteed to count oil bab'es in Douglas County . . . BABY CALCULATORS GREATLY REDUCED o w I 1 YOU'LL BE SORRY... IF YOU MISS THIS SILLY SALE! KNOW WHERE YOU ARE If you don't, who iH? To sov time 0" hit ths extro-sDoa' address books a dv . . . if you con t us one. sticK one fnends you don't need them onywoy. ADDRESS BOOKS 3 THIS HURTS US! GREATLY REDUCED BOXED CARDS STATIONERY id trou- e ban- of your for 2 r- - O Came in . . . Nefe ot -SV face Card. tiSbcnt Bride Tallrs ir Mim leak O 'LEAD AND MORE LEAD o O Leod oi more ltad . . . thes never miss . . mechanical pencils fhot keep shont'ng lead os long as you want it ... to stop- t"S hornbl process simpty throw it away . . . MECHANICAL P1NCILS 3 for 2 3 FOR 2 ITEMS o help yourself .... very little screjtcJi required ir Faunaatn vVna C.it.t itt e rcm Man Q Stationery o 1r Per'NaaeM O iSlMlP h i 1 1 i p 4 s 0 f f i c S u n p l v ' SELECTION TODAY.. ' O 1 O n I ..........1 tj e larvtriu O O O G iunaeija n 124 S JACKSON cr pi uoMr Ld o i J ""frkn'' f Jii mm DRAPERY, CURTAIN and REMNANT CLEARANCE Josse's ere making room for new merchandise that Is coming In ... to be used to make homes rnoae beautiful. Here ll your opportunity to select those pieces of material that you want to make Into cushions, recover chair sets end chair backs. This is e wonderful time to redecorate those pieces of furni ture that need e little more color for Christmas. i Chintz and Glosheen Samples These ere from our samples. All are beautiful colors end will wear end wear wherever you use them. Cover thet chair seat today with Chintt or Glosheen from this eleerence. Size 27x36" each 75c REMNANTS Chintr, faille, twills, ond many more durable cotton and rayon fabrics that ar left over trom th gnginol bolts. These will work up into beautiful boudoir choir covers, ond those extra cushions that ore so comfortable to set on before the fireplace. One-half to inree-yara tenqmi. DRAPERY MATERIAL Odds and ends of drapery material from our regular stock. 48" In width and there Is enough In each piece to make one pair of drapes. Make hall drapes out of these drapery materials ot a lower cost than you think possible. 75c 1.00 Was 2.50 Yd. -Now 1.50 KITCHEN CURTAINS TUMBLE TWIST RUGS The holiday senson is here and nothing looks better in the kitchen than a new set of curtains. We have organdy and marquisette kitchen curtains that are be ing sold at budget pinching pnees. Every curtain is 45 inches in lenqth. HALF PRICE FAILLE BEDSPREADS, MATCHING DRAPES and TABLE SKIRTS Dress up your bedroom with o matching faille bed spread, drapes and d'essmg table skirt. We hove re duced the prtres on these beautiful two-color combin ations for Christmas decorating or gtving. Bedspreads Was 17.95 Now 95 Matchinfl Drapes Wos 13.50 Now 95 Toble Skirts Woi 1 1.95 Now 3,95 CHRISTMAS GIFTS o Suggestions for the Home CHINA CLOCKS BRASS and COPPER PIECES CHINESE FIGURINES ROSE JARS HAND PAINTED CERAMIC PLATES BRASS SCONCES BRASS PLATES PEWTER COFfEE end TEA SETS COUROC TRAYS J BOXED TOWEL SETS BATH MAT SETS n PICTURES BY HULDAH O FRAMES and GLASSED WATERCOLORS o 111 N. Jackson Phone 330 o o o Tumble twist rug, tha rug with the cotton loops going el.or through tha hocking. Thta will not ravel out ofter month ond months ot hord u. On sole ore rugs lor tha beduHe to lorga rugs lor o room; sires ore 24x48 inches to 6x9 feet. Come In ond make your selection today. 7.95 to 54.50 PLASTIC CURTAINS We have a few discontinued patterns in plastic show er onrj window curtains for the bathroom. Thes sets G'9 broken ond or sold only individually. KRENE PLASTIC ,Woi Priced fnm 4.9S Now 1.95 and 2 91 each PARA PLASTIC Was Priced From 4.9S Now 1.9S end 2.95 each S If it's from Jossa't, it's correct for the home i 0 o J-QePsonadzecl Se o o . rvice 3or y our tome r i . ii. w-1 - ft o o o 0 e . O (j)