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14 Unit of wire
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6 Rodents
6 Shoshonean
Indian
7 Coin
measurement Kecogniit
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z Lre deposit
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Jacob (Bib.)
20 Direction
30 Registered
nurse (ab.)
31 Senior (ajt.)
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Russian ruler
37 Misplaced
38 Symbol for
samarium
38 Near
40 Dissipate
. 44 Explosive
48 High card
49 Fortification
81 Worthless bit
52 Brythonie
sea god
. 53 Infirm
54 Recent (comb,
form)
55 East (Fr.)
56 Wise men
57 Oriental coin
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42 Age
43 Soviet river
44 Story
45 Individuals
46 Woody-plant
47 Famous
English school
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36 Knock
40 River valley
41 Frosts
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MAIDENS
U. I fetes OoVo
By Jo Fischer
Hyiteria . . , but let's go in
popcorn . . . and talk.
By Chic Young
By Al Capp
John L Lewis
Gets Wage Boost
For Coal Miners
WASHINGTON MP) John t.
Lewis and representatives of vir
tually all the soft coal mines have
signed an agreement calling for a
$1.60 daily wage increase, effec
tive Feb. 1.
Lewis told a news conference
that "the country is now free from
any thought of a so-called col
crisis for an indefinite period of
time."
The United Mine Workers presi
dent added that was not a "no
strike pledge," however.
Lewis said that Uie scattered
operations not represented in the
signing of the agreement would be
brought in "in a very aiiort time."
He added that "mechanics, time
and distance" had been factors in
not getting them all signed up at
present.
Negotiations are also underway
covering the anthracite industry,
with 80,000 Pennsylvania miners,
Lewis disclosed. He expressed the
opinion that "a "corresponding"
wage increase would be forthcom
ing there.
Although the government is plan
ning a quick wage and price sta
bilization program, neither the op
erators nor Lewis said they had
contacted government officials
about their settlement.
Joseph E. Moody, president o;
the Southern Coal Producers as
sociation, said in connection with
the expected price increase of five
or six percent:
"We think that in our circum
stances, no right thinking official
or any one with common sense
would think IhPt the price roll
back would be pertinent to the coal
industry."
There has bc.n talk of rolling
back prices and wages to Jan. 1
levels.
Oregon Top State
In Distribution
Of Forest Funds
WASHINGTON - (.D The For
est service says it is distributing
$8,343,000 to the states from the
income from national forests dur
ing the fiscal year ended June
30. 1950.
Nearly $21,000,000 will remain in
the federal treasury, .
The return to the states, which
represents 25 percent of the re
ceipts from timber, grazing anil
other sources, is the largest
amount on record, the forest serv
ice said.
In addition 10 percent of the
earnings have been allocated for
roads and trails in the forests,
and $700,000 from grazing receipts
was appropriated by Congress for
range improvements.
Gross income from grazing fees
on forest lands in the 1950 fiscal
year was $3,385,000.
The sums relumed to the states
must be spent for schools and
roads in a manner determined by
each legislature.
The largest payment $2,230,
093 went to Oregon, the smallest
$40.67 to North Dakola.
Amounts allocated to the 11
western states, which got more
than $6,000,000 of the more than
$8,000,000 total, include: Califnr
nia, $972,649; Washington, $1,224,
016. . ... ...
RADIO SERVICING
Hamen's Radio Service. Sutherltn.
Rndlo Doctors. Phone 49 1 -J. Free
olckup and delivery.
PLUMBING
Ace Plumolna Co., 915 Gorden Vol
ley Rd Bus phone 530-R-5 Ret.
phono I49-R-3.
Xler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 316 Mill.
Phone )Vli
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co., 805
South Stephens. Ph. 1280.
Coen Supply Co. "hone 121.
Farp't Plumbing Phone 1579.
' Joe M. Johnson
426 Weit Douglas . Phone 389-J
HEATING
R. Rltzman Heating Co., hot votsr
ond steam, oil burners. 1703
Brown. Phone 1066-J.
ELECTRICIANS
AL'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SHOP
Phone 1962 109 Sheridan
DuFresnt Electric Phone 104.
A-l Electric Co. (Formerly Ace Elec.)
Phone 1904 Res. Ph. 1226-J-X
WASHING MACHINE SERVICE
J E. Newberry's Washing Machine
Savlce 102 W Commercial Ave
nu Phone I0I5-R.
Washing Mochlne Service, Kusty's Ap
pliance Repair, 510 N. Jackson.
Phone 1003-R.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER SERVICE
Fire Equipment Co., 220 N Moin.
Glenn H. Tovlor. Ph. 1433-R.
KINDERGARTENS
: COMMUNITY Kindergarten
Pnone I599-R-4
DECORATORS
Painting ond Paper Hanging.
H. E. "Woody" Wood Phone 805
CARPENTERS
Remodeling, Cabinet Work, Fk
Finishing. Leslie E. Roberts.
Phone 523. 81 3 South Pint.
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash, and Fromua
Mill end Methw
twit H4i j
Injured Dog Limps Alen
To Hospital For Help
PHILADELPHIA - IPi -A
wayfaring dag, clippsd by an
auto, llmpad into a hospital ward
and aquattad baside human pa
Hants to take his turn for first
aid.
As told by Dr. H. Newton
Spanser of Prasbyterian hospi
tal, tha dog, a black apanltl,
trailed paoplt through two sets
of double doorways Into tha
ward, and than, with many look
inf on, htld up an injured paw.
Dr. Sptncer dressed tha injury,
settled tha dog on a big pillow
in a earner, and sant for tha
fPCA.
N. American Ban
On Fishing By
Japanese Asked
SALEM -t.V) The Senate alter
an hour's debate, voted 19 to 10
to ask President Truman to pre
vent Japanese fishermen from
coming back to North American
waters.
The memorial goes to the House.
Sen. Manley J. Wilson, Warren
Democrat, sponsor of the measure,
said that California and Washing
ton would take similar action.
He said that before the last
war, Japanese were fishing i n
American waters and selling the
fish in American waters, threaten
ing to wreck the fishing Industry.
Sen. Philip S. Hitchcock, Klam
ath Falls, objected to the memor
ial. "I recognize tha need to protect
our fishing industry," Hitchcock
said. "But if we're going to have
peace in the world, we must make
concessions to needy nations.
This memorial is too drastic."
Sen. Ben Day, Medford, objected
to singling out one nation. He said
that the Chinese and Russians
should be kept from fishing off
North America, too.
Oriental Census Assailed
State Labor Commissioner W. E.
Kimsey wants to get rid of thr law
which tells him he must count all
Jnpanese and Chinese in the slate
every two years.
Kcp. Gust Anderson and Phil
Brady, Portland labor leaders,
introduced the bill, at Kimsey's re
quest, to repeal the 1903 kw which
requires Kimsey to count all Jap
anese and Chinese, list their moral
and sanitary habits, and tell how
they earn and spend their money.
Since the 1903 law was passed.
labor commissioners have ignored
it except upon one occasion.
That was about 25 years ago,
when a simple census count was
made of all Japanese and Chinese.
Morion Picture Actor
Lamey Kills Himself
NEW YORK UP) -Radio dnd
motion picture actor Douglas
lamey, 32, clad In a Hollywood
type outfit of riding breeches and
ted T-shirt, shot and killed him
self Friday In his fashionable east
side apartment, police reported.
They said he had been melan
choly since estrangement fiom
his socialite wife and children sev
eral years ago.
The six-foot, three-inch former
aviator began his Hollywood ci
leer under the name of John
Mitchell.
usiness
CONSTRUCTION
TODD BUILDING CO.
904 S. Stephen Ph. 1730
Modern Furniture
Store, Inc.
SERVICE DEPT.
General Applianca and
Radio Repairing -
Pickup and Delivery
Prompt Attention
All Work Guaranteed
Open 9 30 to S .IO
222 Wtit Oak
PHONE 348
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You drive or we drive
Call 1S38
Adoir'i Parking Lot
Moin and VVoshtnaton
Flegel Transfer &
Storage Co.
IF YOUR PAPER
HAS NOT ARRIVED
BY 6:15 P.M.
PHONE 100
Excavatinq
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Road Building O
Crry-Alli- Troetot S hove It
BuMdottra.
Hour r Contract
209 1 Pint Ph. 1416-J
LEE M0RTENSEN, INC.
Sat., Jan. 20, 151 That Niwi-KevUw, Rouburg, Or.
Baking Soda Scarcity Blamed On Senseless Hoarding
NEW YORK - UP) -Large pro
ducers of caking soda blame the
continuing scarcity of the familiar
"bicarb" on scare buying and con
sumer hoarding.
Baking soda (bicarbonate of
soUa) almost disappeared from
grocery store shelves late lasi
summer as a result of a 3'i
month strike In the basic soda
ash industry. That strike ended
Sept. 25, but most producers have
been unable to ratch up with de
mand. "Our baking soda production is
at a record rate and for months
we've been shipping more than
ever before," said a spokesman
for one of the largest manufac
turers.
"But housewives, remembering
that shortage last summer, have
been buying four or five packages
of soda at a time, insteall of the
normal one or two.
"If consumer buying returned
to normal, we could get caught
up in a few weeks."
"There'a no real shortage," an
other large soda supplier said,
"and very little likelihood of a
Editors Called
In Racket Probe
INDIANAPOLIS (IP) -The
publisher and managing editor of
the Indianapolis News have been
summoned to appear before tho
senate crime committee in Cleve
land and tell it about the news
paper's copyrighted report of a lot
tery racket in Indianapolis.
The newspaper executives,
scheduled to appear before ihe
committee headed by Sen. Estes
Kefauver, are Eugene C. Puliiam
rnd his son, Eugene S. Puliiam.
The News reported that base
fall lottery operations in Indian
spoils are the biggest in the na
tion, amounting to $10,000,000 a
year. It said the Kefauver com
mittee had received reports of
'bribery of policemen and politi
cians. "
The News said that the Kefauver
committee had ordered it to dis
continue publication of such re
ports. It said editorially it was
"shocked to receive that ordei,"
and it pledged itself to "continue
to print news about law enforce
ment or lack of it 411 our
community."
SAWDUST
SLAB WOOD
PLANER ENDS
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Ooirectoiry
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Drive Move Yourself
Save 'j Long or Short
Trips
Bee Hive Truck Rental
'14 S. Steohens
Ohona 1436-J
R0SEBURG PAVING CO.
Asphalt Paving
Custom Bladlna
OHIce: 634 S. Main
Ttlephona 650-R Fraa Estlmota
"Bill" Losiltar
HARGIS ELECTRIC
Specialists
Radic, Rafrigiroti.il, Hous.h.ltt
Applianca S.rvlc.
20 Years Experience
All Work Guaranteed
112 I. Cass St. Ph.naf44
AUTHORIZED
Guaranteed Appliance Repairs
MAYTAG
&
N0RGE
Sr'ts and Service
Bergh's Aooliance
Nrr. MarUf Appllaact tfii
Hamilton Cloth Uryri
lift gnats. Uttpbfiit
rvlflni All Makei tiiliri
Pliant M Ktbsir. Ortff
O LAWN MOWERS
MACHINE SHARPENED
Exp.rt bicycl. pointing, repairing
Hand saws fil.d
Send cord for fr
Q C. J. TOWLER
W 1, Bos 270, Suth.rlin
TOOL RENTALS - ps
Floor Sanders and Edgcrs1
Celt Sanders
Floor Polishers and Scrubbers
Paint Spraying Equipment
DOUGLAS PAINT t HOWS
tOs S. Staph. ns Phona 964-J
Opan Till I
shortage since the industry's basic
raw materials are limestone, coal
and salt water."
Washing soda, an allied product
used in scrubbing anil In ''Sweet
ening" rinses for washing the in
sides of refrigerators and other
appliances, is in much the same
supply situation as baking soda,
producers said.- . ,
Crash Of Spray Plane
Brings Damages Award
LA GRANDE UP) - An award
of $2500 has been made to the La
Grande air service in a suit result
ing from a budworm spray plane
crash at Linco'n mountain last
July.
La Grande Air Service filed the
suit against the Tyler Flight Serv
ice, Westminster, Md., which had
rented a plane from the La Grande
company. ,
At the time of the crash the
plane was flown by a Tyler em
ployee, Hap Alonzo. The La Grande
firm claimed the original renting
agreement with Tyler was violated
when the plane was turned over to
Alonzo for budworm spraying,
while the Tyler company con
tended mechanical failure caused
the crash.
Circuit Judge R. J. Green ruled
in favor of La Grande Air Service,
directing the jury to bring in 1 ver
dict in its favor.
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REFRIGERATION
mechanics and helper
or big pay.
No prtvioui txptirj.net ntctuory
to train fit our wtll tquipptd
school shops by actually working
on tquipmtnt.
For Inrtrvitw Stt
MR. RAY M. CARSON
Hottl Rott
Sunday, January 2 lit, 1951
1 1 a.m. to 7 p.m.
G.I. APPROVED
Ttmporary crtdit can bo arranged
for board and room. Somt tarn
from 210 to $290 ptr month
while atttnding school with gov
ernment subsistence and part time
work. CIVILIANS acctpttd at
nominal cost.
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Litt-Rock Building Blocks
Concrete Building Blocks
Chrystalite Tile Plant
3750 N. Stephens
695-R-2
R. G. LAMBETH
Residential lid Commercial
Construction and Remodeling
Any Size Job.
1141 Rainbow Lane
Phono 1444-ft
Gat Thos. PROPANE ANO
BUTANE Bottles refilled at th.
Myers Oil Co.
Hlohway 99 and Garden Valley
Rood.
Also Hooters, Hot Platis ond
Su.olles.
CLEANING
Fine Rugs, Furniture, Autos
UPHOLSTERING
Repairs Remodeling
CUSTOM MADE
New Location
3131 Holln St. Phont inll-J
Expert Furniture Cleaners
Free Pickup and Delivery
Free Estimates
"Individualized Fkor?
ot Beoutilily "
Int.i. LlnAln
Carpttlns aubbtr 111.
A.olT.II Til. formica Top.
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Oprn P 10 lf v
mil KTIMATEJ
FLOOR COVERING
222 W. Oak Phone 348