Minimum Wage Requisites
WASHINGTON CB President
Eisenhower in his news conference
Wednesday had this to say on
the following topics: 1
Labor Relations Eisenhow-i
er said the question whether to
ask Congress for an increase in
the TS cent an hour minimum wage
is under intensive study. He re-1
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called he told Congress In his last
economic report that the admin
istration does favor an adjustment
in the wage floor at the proper
time a time of expanding econ
omy. As to whether the "right to
work" laws of various -tates
should be repealed, the President
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Being Studied,
said he has reached no Irrevocable
ueciSion. lie noted that labor tin
ions are against such laws which
outlaw such things as union shops
and that many of the states fav
or the statutes as a reflection of
tneir inalienable rights in such
fields.
Atomic Weapons Eisenhower de
clined to express any opinion as
to where rests the power to de
cide possible use of atomic weap
ons in defense of Western Europe.
Noting that the North Atlantio
Treaty council is meeting this
weekend in Paris, Eisenhower said
that very question Is up for dis
cussion there. He said it would be
unwise for him to talk about it
under the circumstances. 1
Bohlen The chief executive de
clined to discuss the report he re
ceived last week from Charles E.
Bohlen, ambassador to Russia. At
his news conference a week ago
Eisenhower promised to find out
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from the State Department wheth
er it would be all right for 'lira to
talk to newsmen about the content
of the report filed during Bohlen's
two week visit in Washington. In
response to a question today, he
said the department h:d advised
him such reports fhould be kept
confidential.
Flying saucers The President
said a trusted friend In the Air
Force has told him it is com
pletely inaccurate that any such
objects as so-called flying saucers
come from another planet.
The President made the state
ment, when a reporter told him
that some European governments
are investigating' the possibility
that flying saucers have arrived
from other planets.
First records of gypsies in Eu
rope appear at the beginning of
the 14th Century.
By Jot Fischer
show the nr rvs$c ToroJ. .
HOSIERY PREFFERRED, espe
cially when it's luxury sheer
and in new fashion tones.
Above, in an angel decorated
gift box, seamless hose.
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"Send the flower to me at the hospital tomorrow I
expect the wife to be up when I come home tonight!",
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Telephone answering and solicit
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RADIO SERVICING
Harcjis Electric Co., 112 E. Cass.
- Radio & Appliance Repair.
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Du Fresne Electric. 224 N. Main
Dial 3-5358 or 3-3223.
FLOOR SANDING
Floors laid and finished,
ph. 3-8442.
Carlson,
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Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. Ph.
3244, Sutherlin.
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co.
230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377
Horrls Plumbing & Heating Co.
805 South Stephens Phona 3-8173
Coen Supply Co. Phona 3-4461
Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins
ton. Ph 9-8705
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Fuller Brush Co.
Ph. 3-7341
RUGS t CARPtTS
F&W Floor Covering
Sales and installation of all types ot
floor coverings.
Fret Estimates S&H Green Stomps.
325-327 S. Stephens. Ph. 3-6234.
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VISIT MEDICAL SCHOOLS
PORTLAND 11 Nine legislators
visited the state medical and den
tal schools and Portland State Col
lege Wednesday to learn what
buildings and equipment are need
ed there.
They discussed with State Sys
tem of Higher Education officials
probable budget requests at the
next Legislature.
Five legislators were from Port
land. The others were Sens. Robert
D. Holmes, Gearhart, and Lee
Ohmart, Salem; Reps. Katherine
Musa, The Dalles, and George
Annala, Hood River. -
SAILS FOR BRITAIN
NEW YORK W - Jacob Malik,
who replaced the late Andrei VI
shinsky as chief Russian delegate
to the United Nations, sailed on
the liner Queen Elizabeth Wednes
day to resume his post as Soviet
ambassador to Great Britain.
When asked whether he expected
to return to the U.N. he replied "1
am my country's ambassador to
London."
By Hershberger
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Sales and frttallotlon ot oil types of
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Durnam's Floor Covering
Carpets, Linoleum, Formica, Tile
566 W Oak Dial 3-6123
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SHALI ROCK FOR SALS
Road building and rocking. Shovels,
eats, drag-lines and dums trucks
far hire, by hour or contract. ,
C. P. TALLON
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NURSING CARE
Ambulatory and 8ed Patients
Supervised by
Registered Nurse
Kind Personal Attention.
RIVERSDALE SANITARIUM
Rt. 2, Bex S81, Reseburf, Or.
Phone S-SS8S
Roseburg School
of Business
134 North Jackson St.
Day and Night Classes,
Stara Licensed, Approved
lor Veterans.
MEMBER:
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National Council and
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A "Specdwnting School"
Phone 3-7256
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'FOLLOW ME IF YOU CAN' SEATTLE ! George Faust, !
left, who will be 95-years-old Christmas Day, shows his ,
great-grandson, Wayne Stewert, 14, how to do a' "push-,
up." He says such bodybuilding exercises have lengthened
his life. Born in Pennsylvania, son of a pioneer logging
family, he came west' when gold finds were reported. (AP "
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HANGED FOR MURDER
LONDON W - Mrs. Styllou
was hanged in Holloway . Jail
Wednesday for the murder of her
daughtcr-in-law. A native of Cy
prus who spoke no English, she
was the first woman sent to the
gallows in London in 31 years.
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Phone 3-3509 Office Address
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Building Construction
Romodeling--Add!rionsRepair
LESLIE E. ROBERTS
Phone 3-3292817 S. Pine St.
PHOTO FINISHING
in at 5, out at 9
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CLARK'S STUDIO
10S S. Jackson Phone 3-8S26
Nelson & Pyle
Woodworking Co.
Windows, Sash and Frame
Mill end Masher Phona 1-3434
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443 N. Jackson
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Phona J-SS9
PAINTING
Interior Exterior
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Exact color motchings ond
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Far .Oimate. 2-2373
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. 296S Oriole Drive
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