U The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Oft. Wtd., Feb. 7, 1951
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SUPPLY ROOM National Guard Sgt. Lyle G. Wescott examines a walkie-talkie radio set in
the supply room of the armory, where the local unit, Co. 0, 1 86th infantry, makes its head
quarters. Other equipment in the room includes a rack of .30 calibre M-I's. The unit plans an
exhibition Feb. 12 in the armory to stimulate interest in the National Guard and as part of a
drive for more enlistments. (Picture by Paul Jenkins) '
Political Rally
Of G.O.P. Shows
Modern Motif
By ARTHUR L. EDSON
WASHINGTON VP) The
old-fashioned political rally isn't
what it used to be.
The Republicans proved that
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when they staged what they called
a box supper.
Box supper indeed! Do you get
Fred Waring, dancing girls and
Senator Taft (R-Ohio) at a box
supper? Well, you did at this box
supper.
Here was the Set up:
For $1, you got in on four hour
of entertainment and a lot of
speeches. For another $1, you got
a box lunch of cold chicken, a soft
drink, a pickle, some potato sticks,
a piece of cake, six mints and a
small American flag labeled,
"Made in occupied Japan."
This was enough to attract an
estimated 10,000 people lo Uline
arena, The crowd was so large
that around 3,000 had to sit on
the floor amid the chicken bones
and cake crumbs.
But everyone seemed to like
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Batch Of Sports
Bills Approved
By Legislators
SALEM OP) The House has
passed and lent to the Senate bills
to prevent sports fishing guides
from having commercial fishing
licenses, permit crippled persons
to hunt from automobiles, and to
permit killing of raccoons when
they cause damage. 0
Bill to restrict fishing in Lake
Melaka, Lane county, to children
under 14 years old was passed by
the House and sent to the Senate.
Approval of a bill to close the
Alsea river to commercial fishing
was given by the house game com
mittee. Sponsored by Rep. Francis W.
Ziegler, Corvallis, the bill is the
first of three closure measures on
Oregon streams.
The committee indicated it would
act later on the bills to close the
Siuslaw and Coquille rivers to com
mercial fishermen.
Oregon's judicial system is fail
ing because of lack 'of enough
circuit judges, Paul Harris, Mult
nomah county bar president, told
the legislative law committees.
The hearing was on bills to add
three circuit judges for Multnomah
county, one more for Marion
county, and one for the northwest
counties.
Shortcut Of Butter Approaching, Indication
WASHINGTON UP) That
butter surplus which was turning
officials hairs gray a few months
ago soon may turn ;jj a shortage.
House Votes Longer
Series Efiond Holding
WASHINGTON UP) The
house ways and means committee
has approved a bill aimed at per
suading holders of World War Two
series E bonds nj keep them in
stead of cashing them in at ma
turity. There is an outstanding total of
about $35,000,000,000 in series E
bonds. Those bought in 1941 will
begin to mature in May.
The house committee approved
a plan of Treasury Secretary Sny
der to extend the life of the bonds
10 years beyond their maturity
dates. Owners who keep them
would get interest at the rate of
percent for the first Vh years
and interest thereafter so that the
total return over ten years would
be 2.9 percent, compounded semi
annually. Secretary Snyder introduced the
plan as an anti-inflation meas
ure. Series K holders, he said, are
free to cash the bonds if they
desire, or trade them for series G
bonds at current interest rates.
By last fall, the Agriculture de
partment had bought and stored
up nearly 200,000,000 pounds of but
ter which could not be sold to Jhe
buying public at producer priciflfcM
about 60 cents a pound.
Now most of that butter has been
eaten up and officials say there
may be an overall shortage be
fore spring, when production nor.
mally increases. u
This abrupt change in the situa
tion largely reflects a growing con.
sumer demand for more butter.
Officials said they believe this in.
creased demand reflects an in
crease in the amount of money
many consumers have for food
buying. This larger buying power was
said to be flowing'from stepped
up employment and hgier wages
resulting from the defense pro
gram. The disappearance of the govern
ment stocks has been accompanied
by advancing prices.
HE'S COMING!
it. including Adelaide Johnson.
who said she is 104 years old and
knew Abraham Lincoln, the man
whose birthday is the cause of
all this jollification.
Well, there was a hillbilly out
fit, there were marching bands
there were choral groups, there
were drum majors galore.
Crowd Sings "Dixie"
George Murphy, especially im
ported from Hollywood, was mas
ter of ceremonies. With Fred War
ing and his orchestra joining in,
Murphy led the crowd in group
singing.
Then he asked the group for
suggestions. Some comedian
yelled, "Dixie!"
And, by Abraham, the Repub
licans manfully and womanfully
sang "Dixie," a song usually con
sidered as Democratic as the
donkey.
Finally the main business at
hand . arrived. 30 minutes of
speechmaking on a coast-to-coast
radio hookup.
Fifteen speakers were down for
talks of approximately a minute
apiece, and it's pleasant to report
that though box suppers have
changed, politics haven't.
Although part of te time was
taken up by "The Star Spangled
Banner" and other music, the
Republicans still managed to work
in the word "Republican" 35
times. That must be a radio rec
ord even the soap companies can't
match with their commercials.
And the Republicans did it the
hard way. too. For Rep. Martin
of Massachusetts confined himself
to how mean the Democrats are.
On a night when "Republican"
was in almost every sentence,
Martin didn't use it once.
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