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rui W 1 ARTHRITIS, STOMACH AILMiNTS, NEURITIS. RHEUMATISM, HEADACHES, WEAK KIDNEYS, DIZZY SPELLS, NERVOUSNESS, BLOATING, Colon Illustrations im Aeldi. Toitru. Lack of Vital Ur. Snerfrr, ActalDg Back, Lum bago, Underweight, Decaying Tetth, FU!n Xyaalgnt, Bad Com plexion. Stop Suffering NO MATTER HOW LONG YOU HAVE BUFFERED. what draft you have pat in Tour body, you can now hone for MIRACULOUS RELIEF with natural HOPE MINERAL TABLET 8. In just a few days, torn will we results. The black poisonous waste wilt begin to leave your body and you will feel a wondrous change. Mother Nature has blendrd traces of FIFTEEN DIFFERENT MIN ERALS In Hope Mineral. Per haps your body is craving just one of these to start your lacy organs working again. Nature Heals More and more doctors are turning back to nature for cures, penicillin was Discover ed In a natural mold growth; raw onion will kill bacteria and, a new substitute for blood plasma has been found in Okra Plants. NATURE PROVIDES! 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SOMETIMES we suffer so rock : LIKE : MPACTIOM IN j OESCENOtNS i COLON , i ABNORMAL COLON, 8wm Of tkll COB dlUon which my lead to complication. fSTOMCM U 1 m j i Brazil Indians Slay Missioner BELEM. Brull W D.vid Yar- wood, S3, in Amerran missionary, apparently was killed in the wiMs of Western Brazil by Indiana who Fresh Air For Pretieli litua Raised In City READING, Pi Wl" Do pretzels need fresh air to retain their flavor? The Reading City Council will have to answer that question. Mayor James B. Bamford ordered pretzel vendors Monday to place their wares is bags or lose their licenses. The vendors replied Pretzels need fresh air to retain their flavor. The mayor decided to ask the council to enact a pretzel wrapping order. He said his action was prompted by the city health of ficer who believes the sale of un wrapped pretzels is unsanitary. R. D. BRIDGES Savin RtpHwntathre EQUITABLE SAVINGS end LOAN ASS'N, Phone 2526 Oakland, Ore, did not want their people to be come friendly with missionaries, one of Yarwood's colleagues has reported. Yarwood was a member of the New Tribes Mission of Chico, Calif. Bruce Porterfield, another mission ary, informed VS. Vice-Consul RaU Mature in a letter that Yar wood's body, pierced with arrows and mutilated, was found near Paredon in wild Northwestern Mato Srosso State early last month. The area is near the Bolivian border. Oregon Colleges Show Enrollment Decline PORTLAND I A drop in en rollment of 12.4 per cent at state colleges was reported Monday by the state board of higher education. That is a normal drop for the winter term, officials said. They listed the total enrollment at 11, 938 Oregon State 4,645, Oregon 4,085, Oregon College of Education 450, Southern Oregon 561, Eastern Oregon 432, Vanport 908, Dental School 306 and Medical School 55. 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Aoe. STlLt Sound suss auo PJSBASg, fAVE ATOUSM TIMS GVInS 7TtESE FORCSr (SlAWTi TBS" tfMOCCkrPUMCH - -BitLfOM Or FSE.T OF SOUND TIMBER IS "ttEM ' FROK TILLAMOOK BURM ABEA WHtTRaT FIRST Bt& FIRS. CCOIWP IM 1933 Douglas Fir Tops All Species Of Wood In Variety Of Service To Man's Needs How long will durable Douglas fir timber withstand in sects and disease once it's been killed by fire or natural causes? Douglas fir trees killed In the Yacolt fire of 1902 are still sound. Evidence continues to mount, according to W. D. Hagenstein, chief forester for the Douglas fir industry, of the tremendous resistance to natural enemies fungi and disease which nature has developed in this great tree. Hagenstein says no other Amer ican Umber species serve human needs in such a wide variety of ways as does Douglas fir . It is the leading softwood veneer and plywood species. It provides about one-fourth of U the lumber tawed in the nation. It supplies raw ma terial for about a million tons of wood pulp each year In addition, its long, straight trunks are used throughout the world for poles and piling. Durable Douglas fir lumber b most familiar as framing for houses, schools, factories, church es, ana other necessary structures for human use, tin forester ob- Anothtr ma'pr mififoa b hatting ptPfttst , I " -is 1 Yomr kej te greater hauUnt profits MOTO( served Host lumber hi railroad cars is Douglas fir and the spe cies Is among the leaden for rail way ties. Helen of Troy would nave ad mired Douglas fir, for during World War I this lumber built thousands of ships to bridge the Atlantic. In World War II Douglas fir became sought after for small er ship construction, tven today. Douglas fir is supplying the lum ber for glue-laminated ribs and most of the rest of the deck ad body of mine sweepers and other similar trait. Not many people know that Douglas Fir lumber is one of the leading finishing woods. Haeen- stein reminded. He said millions of feet are used in sash and door. flooring, blinds, millwork and hun dreds of other uses where fine texture, durability, flexibility and quality are aemanaeo. , m mm m fa)iWMM At osf Dese economy and hi-eveng performance come to thousands of fruckers who hove never had any choce but gasoline power in the past I TODAY America's foremost builder of Diesel trucks smashes the size-weight barrier that up to now has denied the many economies of Diesel power to haulers of medium-weight loads. Today GMC offers users of equipment in the 19,500 GVW-35,000 GCW range a sensational new Diesel truck-tractor. It is powered by the first welterweight Diesel truck engine a smaller, more com pact model of the famous General Motors 2 -cycle engine that has made GMC Amer ica's first-choice Diesel truck. More Miles per Gallon Because it is Diesel-powered, this new GMC Model D4S0-37 will cost you far less to run per mile, far less to maintain per year than any other 2Vi-tonner you've ever owned. All Diesel experience proves that. Because it is a 2-cycIe Diesel, it is a fast starting, quick-accelerating, highly respon sive truck with plenty of snap in traffic ' a truck that will maintain a steady "on time" schedule even on hilly runs. Fuel economy is automatic thanks to GMC's famous Fuel Modulator, Regard less of throttle pressure this engine never gets more fuel than it needs and makes the most of what it gets. Smooth driving is assured by "easy-turn" recirculating ball bearing steering even electric shifting on two-speed axle models. Nationwide Service Equally important to the thousands of truckers who can now enjoy the benefits of Diesel power for the first time, this new GMC D450-37 is .backed by the nation's largest network of Diesel service stations. Before you buy another track, you owe it to yourself to investigate these new GMC welterweight Diesels if you want to est costs! We will be glad to give you facts and figures that will open your eyes. Why not come in today? Get area! truck! Highway 99 North TRUCK DIVISION. ' Youfl fo bwtt f en a vtW frvdt wifi yen- GMC oWer Phone 3-64S2 RECORD PRICI FOR HEIFER MIAMI, Okie. UB A world's record price for a heifer, $.15,100, was paid at the annual Sunbeam Farms Atieraeen-Angus oreedM cattle auction at Miami Monday. The record price was jid by Breeder Kaion L. amiin. a Kansas city jumoermon. When the Titanic rammed an iceberg In the Atlantic in 1912, 1,600 lives were lost Wad",, Jan. 2J, 1952 The News-.tw, KoMbur?, Or. 1 Vital Secrets Slip From Army Signal Corps WASHINGTON HI At least eight Investigating groups are re ported looking into complaints that vital secrets may be seeping out of the Army Signal Corps Intel ligence agency. . This agency collects reports of fact and rumor from various' U S gents around the world. The Inauiry was set off br com- plaints from 10 of the agency's employe, including three Army of- ncers, ep. cos: (U.-ua.) tow the House Monday, The agency em ploys 90 civilian and ZI military personnel. Cox laid one of the three Armv officers, Lt. Col. Ollie J. Allen, was transferred to California only last month and had exorcised the fear this was done to silence him. Allen recorded his observations and requested an Investigation, the eongretsnu is id, lite Chicieo Tribuni renortad Saturday night that tiw tea Signal Corps employer had requeJted tbt inquiry. And the newspaper aaid the inouirv h ; H r ns-.v rH fh- was no record of 57 "top secret" documents, it ooaiM Army Intel, ligence officers at saying a reebeek had accounted for all exce4 u of the documents, (Mmm YOU CAN EASILY INSTALL IT YOURSELF Jost poor Zonoliee Giaaalar mi be rween die joists ia yaw attic, tad between studi io your sidewslls, asd you seal your home for yuntnamaf m,ri.t Yes, it's as eaiy as that. Any body can do it. Flows ia solid anxtsd pipes, braces, etc is virtually at Killing wiii outlast your borne fireproof, rot proof, ermi&. proof. Cooler is symroer 1 Warmer in wider! DO IT lKfc At1 V-, tol NLY W TO INSULATE AVERAGE HOME WEST COAST BUILDING SUPPLY CO, BILL NEIGHBORS MILL and MOSHER STS. JAY CLARK PHONE 3-6 14 Better-than-ever Standard Furnace Oil keeps oil burner systems clean! aaa"nBaHaaiiHaa What do you want from a heating fuel? Prob ably your first concern ia warmth, Kit there also the problem of cost for nobody wants to pay too much. 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