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o LET FORD'S DO THE COOKING ON HER DAY! BRING MOTHER IN FOR DINNER THIS SUNDAY! Menu: Fried Chicken Boked Horn Delicious Juicy Steaks Stewed CMcken and Dumplings Roast Turkey and Dressing . . . and those delicious hot biscuits with All the trimmings! FORD'S CAFE .T Northern District Teams Hold Edge In Field Talent If. comparative statistics arc to be believed, the northern sub-district schools hold the edge in track and field talent for this year's district meet at Finlay field Satur day. In only four events did southern sub-district marks exceed those in the northern sector. The northern top "A" school men at the Eugene meet outdid the southerners in every event but one. In only three events were southern marks above those from the north in "B" school competition. In the "A" school hish Jump. Bill Davenport of Myrtle Point bad record is Dean Parsons of Eugene in the discus throw. Last veir par sons hurled the disc 14 feet Hi inches, but this year he has been hitting over 150 feet consistently. In the sub-district his mark was 1M feet 2 inches. Another "A" school mark was put in danger Friday by the 15 J second time posted by Oakridge't Jim Lackey in clearing the 120 yard high hurdle. Don Hubbard set the record of IS seconds in IMS. The "B" high hurdles record may take a beating also. The rec ord may take a beating also. The a sub-district mark of six-feet lo I record of 17.1 seconds was bettered I !C. l . 'j " inwincr wisn She 'H be as gay as Springtime when she wears this glamorous jewelry... brilliant accents that go well with all her costumes. You can flatter her van. ity, toe, with a useful compact. I N.ai $3.95 to $50 00 Craws i $5 00 tor,!.,. t J H 3 i0 C-k. 4.5 Up W.I, I, VSa.VZ5J stvt dcmi owncb utv ettiurto cucrr jtwritna S 246 North Jackson Dial 3 3512 exceed the five-foot ten-inch height reached by Eugene s Al Komig. Northern "B" marks were topped by southerners only in the field events. Bandon's Dean Van Leou ven held a quarter-inch ede over Plesant Hill's Bill McCormick with a heave or 44-teet 'i neb is the shotput. In the javelin, Yon calla's Bill Fast was about four feet up on Rich Liles of Triangle Lake. Fast had a toss of 145-feet 7 inches. The final better south ern mark was made by Dale Rober son of Oakland. His 19-foot 7 inch broad jump was three inches bet ter than the leap by Harry Rottor of Lowell. Comparing again, marks re corded at the two sub-district meets indicate that several district records stand a better than even chance of being broken. Almost certain to break his own fl(j ft UNPRIVATE EYE Brig-Gen. John B. Dunlap, of Dallas, Tex, has his eyes on racketeers' in come tax returns these days. He's been appointed chief of the Internal Revenue Bureau's new Special Fraud Section. A Treas ury Department agent with mili tary intelligence experience, General Dunlap will command more than 100 "racket squads" being set up for an all-out na tional drive against racketeer income tax evaders. PIANO STUDENTS TO PLAY Piano pupils of Mrs. Charles 8. Heinline will be presented in a rsdio program Friday at 8:30 p.m over station KRNR. Those who will participate are Julie Thompson Mary Lima Smith, Dorwen Crouch ana Koiana Wagner. The art of diamond cutting was discovered in the 18th century, : (ilflt) ft. W An invitation to try W alker's DeLuxe 1 4 L'.i 0 is a straight bourbon, clonl in taste, 1 uncommonly good .. .a Hiram Walker Wliiskcy -0- Hirsm Wslket ft Sons lnc, Peoris, ItL 16 Proot by more than a second when Triangle Lake's Lloyd Powell ran it in 1 flat. Also in the "B" events, Bill Fast has exceeded the javelin record by over a foot in both the county and sub-district meets. From a competitive angle, prob ably the best show will be staged in the battle for pole vault top honors. Roseburg's Jerry Sconce has been hitting 11-fect consistently to outjump all comers. His big threat this weekend will come from Eugene's Frances Dover. Dover went over the cross bars at UM feet last weekend. In a meeting between the two men earlier in the season. Sconce's 11 feet was good enough to edge Dover. , eft . - I I V r git' H t (ffliun., uGj 10. ItSI The NewtQevlew, RowbutfrtOf, 7 BOWLS ALL TIME ABC HIGH Lee Jouglard lebovel of Detroit, Mich., rolled a 775 in American Bowlin; Congress tingles compe tition at St. Paul, Minn. Jouglard's games of 242, 255 end 278 added up to en all-time ABC singles record. (AP Wirephoto) by cat and ran the hose up Into fife front part of the car. He closed the garage doors, got into the car. turned on the engine and waited for death. Achoson Sttt No Chance Of Accord With Russia WASHINGTON M Secre tary of State Acheson says Russia is tryinj to maneuver the western powers into auspending their de fense program but declared that is too high a price to pay for a Big Four meeting. Acheson made clear at t news conference that the U.S. has about come to the end of its rope in suggesting possible formulas for an agreement at the Big Four deputy talks at Paris which would make possible I session of the foreign ministers. Back From Portland C. M. He said the latest United Stales i McDermott, distributor for Tidewa suggestions, which Russia had re- ter-Associated Oil company, has buffed, represent the only possible ; returned to his home in Roseburg methods of seeking agreement trom a nusmess trip to Portland. which he knows of. Leaves For Home Mrs, Ed ward P Burke left Wednesday for her home in Portland, following a week in Roseburg visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McDermott, and fam ily, on South Kane street. Local News Umatilla County Has 5th Suicidt In 2 Weeks PENDLETON UP) The fifth suicide in Umatilla county in about two weeks was discovered near the Freewater grade school at Mil-ton-Freewater Tuesday. The victim was J. J. Howard. 67 who left a note stating he was taking his own life because despondency over the illness Co To Conference Mrs. Floyd Powell, new president of the Wom an's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church, and of Mrs. W. A. MacArthur, Mrs. Lu of cien Cobb. Mrs. G. M. Krell, Mrs. his wife, who had been in a hos- Harold Jones and Mrs. Leo Gillett pital for some time. ' of Roseburg left Wednesdsy for Howard attached a rubber hose ! Med ford to attend a two-day con to the end of the exhaust pipe of ference of the WSCS. 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