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Eisenhower Signs Record Highway Funds Measure WASHINGTON m Prudent Eisenhower Thursday fiij a record sue hishway aid bill and expressed the hope that road coo truction cap be stepped up to an even more rapid pace. With a congressional deieeaion looking on at a White House cere mony, the President put his Dame if.jmn,,u" ?uttoruine; 968 mil lion dollars in federal aid for high way building in each of two years. The money will be used to assist '"'states In the construction. 1955 prSrara wi" ,tart CORVALLIS MAN KILLED CORVALUS I A 76-year-old man was hit by a truck and fatally Injured Wednesday as he walked back across the road in front of his house after accepting delivery of a new car. The victim was Hoy Barzee. He died in a hospital three hours after being hit. "His wife was hostess to a club group of some 20 women in the Bariee home at the time of the accident, on Seavv Road about a mile north of town. LLOYD YOUNT 2-1812 TOP SOIL SHALE ROCK Air Compressor Dump Trucks Scoop and Dragline By Hour or Contract SECOND SECTION ROSEBURC, OREGON FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1954 106-54 fcss's''eewMitai it WONDER BUILDINC Galvaniied steel panels f utened with autt and bolts form trossIeH bqlldlnr of many uses. Over it Is test span delcrmint wind and snow loads. Winston Washout Self-Service Laundry Or Leave Your Laundry TRY OUR NEW QUICK BUNDLE SERVICE HOURS OPEN Mon. and Wed ... 8 am to 8:30 pm Tues., Thurs., Frl, ... 8 am to 5 pm ( Sat ... 8 am to 12 noon Located an Hiwoy 42 in Winston Just as your face needs cream... n r and your hands t I ' need lotion . . . y ., THE RESTOFYOll ; NEEDS.. Y) f by HOUBIGANT SOOTHES, TONES AND REFRESHES... ALL OF YOU! Thrill to the feeling of smooth, young all-over loveliness... Awaken the beauty of ihe hidden l,thi of your skin with Body lone, an entirely new discovery. Body Tone softens and refreshes your skin . . . gone is any dryness or lightness. Your body feels young and lithe . . . svilh the "slip" of salin. Use Body Tone daily after bathing when the skin is most receptive, You'll be allur ingly flagrant too or it's scented with Houbigant Chantilly. $2.50 plus tax. , INTRODUCTORY OFFERI Try lody Ten. at h.m. . . . n.w n tel. with trial ill. battle at n. aitra ion. lafUfeeli.M swarantMl. If net femalt.ly letnti.d, putchat. eric, will k r.fwnd.e'. hUBlGANT i. 75 : TVT Fullerton Rexall Drugs LIGHT MOMENT Asbestos heir Tommy Manvilla stoops for o light from his ninth wife, Mrs. Anita Roddy- I Eden, .Manvllle, in onteroom of Supreme Court, New York r r:i,; ,.,uv. TV,, UTi ..,:('. .. . wily tymcic luiimiy .uimq lu ufjusc ni9 mi. 9 acpuiviliuii suit. Mrs. Monville is asking for $l,250-a-week permanent olimony, plus $30,000 counsel fees. (AP WIREPHOTOl Quean Elixabath's Health Is Reported At Good LONDON ID - The British press assured its readers today that Queen Elizabeth II Although somewhat skinny is in sound health as she neara the end of her long Commonwealth voyage. Two papers said she lost only five pounds. Another speculated that she had been deliberately slimming. The Daily Sketch threw some subjects into a tizzy yesterday by remarking that the young mon arch had lost weight and "looks fine-drawn and tired." It drove home the point with two pictures one taken before the six-month royal tour began and the other Tuesday at Malta. In the latter photograph the Queen looked almost angular. The Daily Mirror reported from Valletta, however, that at the royal ball last night Elizabeth "looked positively radiant." MILK HEARING PORTLAND I Changes pro posed in Oregon milk regulations will be heard by the State Board of Agriculture in Salem May 12. E. L. Peterson, state agriculture director, said both producers and processors would get a chance to present their views at the hearing. 11' NEW COMMANDER Lieut Gen, Laurence.. C. Cralgie, above, ha been nomi nated by President Eisenhower as commander of Allied air forces In Souther Europe. "Man! What a BOURBON!" Smooth . i . rich . . . mellow ; . . tiara's everything you could ask for In a Bourbon. Belter buy Planters Club . . . by any standard you couldn't buy a better Bourbon I S .a ft-aulilul 3 NwnkMpliif ) rjjjl ( t i Picnici Camplnj jytVj jl-- -aOISTIUINO CORP,- 1 eBBSSissk&9 aear Payment For Services Asked In Court Suit A suit in three actions over serv ices performed for a garbage en action business in the Myrtle Creek area has been filed In circuit court by Lester A. and Josephine White. The Whites seeK luduments nf $11,105, $499 82 and $500, plus in terest, from Lodovico and Lena Calenzani It is a leged the amount! r due for money loaned and wo:k performed. The olaintiffs claim they are out that amount because a proposed sale of the business was not culminated. SYMPHONY NIIDS FUNDS PORTLAND un - The Portland symphony orchestra will go out ot business unless supporters can raise $120,000 by June 15, sym phony society directors said Wed nesday, . Afcity-wide campaign to raise the funds l planned. PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Aienr 12J 1 Maiti St. (With Umpquo Ins. Agency) Office 1-7491 Uu J-71I INTRODUCING THE COMPLmiY NW Op..Mt. j . ""'V kJ sue Rll-lnlMti Ifniicu' ItatM Mdiil table el ..000 1 itMtwt tsIm tlui eytil The famous Fold-J-Way Table it 5rF-r -doieVTImea; It low price la nvenlenei tnd sheer asalnlnets. lightweight, weathej-ptool alinttlatn, it weight only JO, pounds, holds ovtt hall a ton lajely. Opens at a touch el button to serve-8; lolds to fit in Cat or closet; carries like luggage on Its smart Jewelito handle. Parltct 1st bar becues, picnics, camping, bullets, parties, socUlst games , . . ofRcotv lactotles, Banquets ... a (honsanl uses, ell Tear round. .... : ..' Oil 95 so x zr Hoittss sue 60" x 24" Six. 24' 23" Sporting Good Main Floor 202 North Jackson St. Dial J-66JS lleaMsaaaeaeMeeaaaaaajajjpr;. ft)jmeijswsjii 'm"'""'-iS'i' -4 gjy!PsT" : : ' ,iiiM,anirnnnin i"" " '"jjS - m- aEiiiMimMimt , WtVwrWy f V """"" ' 11 15ei See around a Corner? THE stunning new windshield you find in every 1954 Buick does a lot more than merely keynote the most modern beauty ot ' the times. Just take the driver's seat in any one of these tomorrow-stylsd cars and you'll feel positively eagle-eyed. That spectacular sweep of glass broadens your point of view to the right and to the left. It puts more safety in your seeing. It lets you see more of what's coming from the sides and quicker and easier, too because the corner posts are pulled 'way back. This, you realize, is true panoramic visi bilityand makes anything else seem ae outdated as long skirts. But you ought to look into what else goes with the dream-car styling of these great new Buicks. You ought to look into the whip-like per formance of true high-compression V8 engines that reach new horsepower highs. You ought to look into the silky new ride, the new handling ease, the utter smooth ness and instant response of Twin -Turbine Dynaflow. Most of all, you ought to look into the sen sational new Buick Century that's taking the country by storm the great new Rnick performer that gives you more horsepower per dollar than any other car in America. We cordially invite you to come in today or the first thing tomorrow to see and drive one of these great new Buicks-and judge for yourself that here is the beauty and the buy of the year, by far. 'Ittnitri m to ABM Ami, eenaaof t ttn W m Httr StrUt. MIITCM Ittll STATS KX SVKK-S. iha Stfrt-M. sw TenaW Emlne. lite beautiful buy I The Look of Tbwqrrow lots you see better todegr allICK SAIIS A( SOARING I latest tales figure far e Snt quarter of 1954 show toick now oelwlliwg neiy other ear I erica except two of the so-eolred low-price three." And one big reasoe for this tremendous success h the new Buttle CCNTSJtnr, wMi more horsepower per dollar than oey other car In the tountry, Ifkntrated here Is the new CCNTUsTf m the maetwionted fMck Hhrlera "hardtop" CAN YOV SEC STUI JTOf SATElTt CHfCK TOUt'CAI-CHKIt ACCIOCM1S- -WMiN BfTTK AUTOMOMlti AM IUHT MMCK Wtlt SHA WeM- "Driva from factory Savo up to 33900 Sea Your BUICK Dealer" LOSEBUPX MOTOR CO. 127 N. Jackson Dial 3-7415 Rose and Washington Sts. Dial 3-6651
