10 The Ntwi-Rvltw, Reuburg, Or. Thun., May 17. 1t51 Lib" 7T V. H M JJ r; y Ir if ; T.JS I L iLOIIllfifffi -f i , :Mi p - ' .- - . ' i k-. . U ft .1 It il CI 1! i 1 -jss-jTMh mk ; 1 Decision On Tax Law Aids State Of Washington OLYMPIA Oft Washington state'! financially embarrassed general fund will receive an es timated three to four million dol lars a year as a result of a state supreme court decision. The hich court ruled that the state may collect a business and occupation tax from out-otatate concerns doing business in the state if such business involve sv action by a local office of. the company. Tne online'. - in pation tax imposes a levy of Vt of one percent on gross sales. Ir a decision involving an appeal by the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co.. the court defined the type of sales by the company whicn coulrl be tated, and snerifip' two twnes which were exempt from th law. Both exemptions were sales where the customer dais exclusively with the out-uf-state parent organ ization and the local office does i not enter into the transaction. John Newland. attorney for the stale tax commission, stated that the state will be able to pick tip taxes back to Aug. 1, 1950. He estimated that (Collections under the new decision will bring in l LL1L ' ! . - ' iLrt r3r JUDGE EXHIBIT Lookind over large table covered witi. .x. I 10:30 tonight. Most of the articles will be moved uptown for hibits by students of the Industrial arts daises at Ftoieburq Senior I display Friday and Saturday in windows along Jackson street, high school are Don Smith and George Foster, two of the judges. (Picture by Paul Jenkinil The work of the students will be on display at the school until Tour Of Poultry Housing Planned Open-air wire poultry houses will he the aubject of a tour to be held Saturday in the Roseburg area, ac cording to Wayne Mosher, assist ant county extension agent. The tour will start in front of the old Grange Supply building at 8:30 a. m. and will cover two gen eral types of open air houses on farms of Sig Madsen, Garden Val ley, and John Ferguson just north or Hoseburg. Family type 15 bird pena and 10 X 20 toot group pens will be seen and discussed. The operators will answer questions concerning the wire houses and their reaction! to them. Considerable interest in open air housing has been shown in t h e county in the past two years. This year about 7,000 birds were housed in this type of shelter. Operators like the idea of no litter manage ment with the wire floors and pro duction has been better than was originally expected, Mosher said. Oregon State college is preparing a bulletin on the subject which points out the different types of open air houses and management features in their use. Judge Appointed For New District SALEM (TP) Jack S. Bo hannon, 3.1-year-old Tillamook at torney, nan heen apointed hy Gov ernor McKay as circuit judge for the newly-created district of Clat sop, Columbia, Tillamook and Washington counties. The new district was created by the irxislature by joining together the Clatsop-Columbia, and the Tillamook-Washington districts. The two present judges for those districts Howard K. Zimmer man, Astoria, and R Frank Pe ters, llillsboro. also will remain a judges (or the new four-county district. Itohannon is one of the youngest judges-ever appointed in Oregon. He wan graduated from Willamette university law scool in 1942, served in the Pacifwr in World War II, and has been practicing law in Tillamook since the end of the war. Bohannon now Is a company commander In the national guard. Governor McKay said he would have to wait unlil next week to name the two circuit judges which the legislature added for Multno mah county. One wuld handle reg ular circuit court cases, and the other would snecinlize in domestic relations problems. firtte FRESH ORANGE CAKE Created by Martha Meade especially for DRIFTED SNOW and SNOWDRIFT If ,f C lA: Martha Meade's FRESH ORANGE CAKE V". imislrew ".iiia- yOUi.' I'- tup (1 cup pv t tbtp.) liflfl I lM"V Drif(d tnw "Hem rfMtffll" nriht4 riwr t ltup r I Hp. dublcliii tMhlnf pcwfJc 1 Hp. Mil nip Snfwrdriff , 1 cup milk 1 tfcp. 9'ti rtjDf rinrf Prfhr-4 oven to JM tmrxl . Hav lntTrrdirnta at rmtm trmirrittirf. StH into bowl: flour. uitr. bik ing pnvrlfr, and Mil Acid Snow, drift, milk, and ornae rtnd Hml 1 vinnrounlr with aimon 1 minutm labout I. so RtrokcHi pr mtnuie. You miT rmt a momrnt hrn beatini bv hnnd; Just rount actual btinjj ttm or atrnkMi Or mn wiih ele trtc mixer on medium tpetd imid If M H-tvt J 000 ft. cr lmir PiMt, im I '! , Cel. die of dml) for 1 mtnutra. Rrrape 4 ' rn mna imi mm or txiwi ronsi antly. , Add not Coniinue beating 2 more minuiM. arraping bowl ronMantlv. , Pourjnto 2 amrroiiKlY Rrra.icd and fltiuird nmnd layer na. axis tn . or I obi. tun tut ii. Kltf'tx2 in Buke tavern .hi u :i,s minutes: oblong 35 to 40 nniiiKea In modrfMte ovrn OS0 ). When rake U fool, ir with: OIANOI rICHTINO 81ft 1 tb con ffriionera ifr Set a.tide I ' ruita for Bouquet KrnMtng 'recipe belnw'. Bnd remaining auaar. 9 tbp, Snowdrift, and ' tp Milt 8tir In until amrmth ' rup orange juice, ' V Up rellow food coloring. OUOUtT riOSTtNO (fear d.f e.f.V " Beat until thirk I rup-. aifted run- leciionet auiar, tp. rream nf tartar, l ent hite 2 tbsp.t, up, vanilla. H IM 1i.tl-X.lt. Loveliest cake ever seen luscloiis-est cake ever tastid ! Murtha Meade's liglit-as-a-petal orange cake with gay-and-eany decorations. You'll have party guests buzzing with praise-or your own little family "oohmg" and "ahhing." 'Course, the cak's goodness has a double secret: Drifted Snow Klour and Snowdrift Shortening. Because Snowdrift is emulaonreo!, you can blend all your ingredients quickly and Ihormighly-in the same bowl -without creaming or egg-crating. Pure vegetable Snowdrift gives you full enjoyment of the fresh orange flavor. All-put pMiseSperry Driftrd Snow Flour never varies In quality. Made of select Western wheats, it is care fufly millrd... thoroughly tested... to give you unvary ing resulta in your kitchen. king turns at rout orcein s Cattplala tt.rtiett for mi trt 0crotm9 tub of waiad papr ana" low qua) l of Gay tut vnv. Twhpt, D srrrrs E&nowdriH nd Sa drift .opl., N,w I-I,WI1. i i SP WRY r 4,- 'fj.l fH4 Tflrftholnl NAVY SHIP AFIRE AFTER C0LLISI0N-Flmes and smolce pour from the seaplane senorr V.lrour alter a collision with the coal ship Thomas Tracy ofl Cape Henry. Va. The Valcour's store of nlgn-test gasoline roared Into flames after she was rammed by the collier. The Navy reported one known dead, five missini and If Inured. None aboard the Thomas lracy, which also caught lire, was injured. three to four million dollars a year, Newland added, however, that the case will undoubtedly go to the United States sunreme court as both sides desire further con sideration them. of the points against STORK'S BUSY DAY RAINIER, Ore. .V Farmer William Kessell has not yet com pletely recovered from the excite. I ment he experienced on Mother's 1 day. Here !s what happened: ills wife gave birth to their first child. His cocker spaniel had a litter of pups. One of his rabbits had its first litter. A chicken hatched a nest of RRS. EX-EDUCATOR DIES EUGENE iP) J o h n G. Swan, former principal of Klamalu county and Eugene high schools, died Tuesday at his home near Junction City. He was 75. Surviving are his wife and five children. The Red & White emblem is a -familiar one -- Coast to Coast, and in Canada, foritmeans lowprices and real values. Specials for Friday and Saturday, r May 18 and 19. eiT THIS BIAUTirUL IUVH PLATI ' I n I A I i I tJll ' i:ir.-MHrtiMi:ina.ni.f- RED & WHITE SHORTENING $ 3 Lbs, 1.05 UNDERWOOD DEVILED HAM 19 WOODBURY FACIAL SOAP Regular Six 3 for 29 Bath 2,2T AIR WICK 59 Dawn Fresh Fancy Button MUSHROOMS 2 Oi. Can , 25' Dawn Fresh Fancy Pieces and Stems MUSHROOMS 4 Oz. Can . 35 iS PARTY qpaatd Mix i Lb. 27 , i Lb. 29c CENTltR MACHIH5 ACTIOH.. longer lift for linens Start the day with a good breakfast! RED & WHITE ORANGE JUICE 3 1 $1.98 RED & WHITE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 44 Oz. 32' 6 for. 1.85 Red & White BLENDED JUICE :i35Cfo6r$1.93 No, 2 Red fc White GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS 23cfoVl.29 Snowdrift km Quarts 17c V ftolloai 27c &oiio. 47c tffi 12, L. 1 o I aflaak i 2 b,31c 2 ,.,41c Co?) V m iiu' . huosb-hssovd rrtM'Mtxara!-KaxTi