Thurt. Jan. 13, 1955 The Newt-Review, Rofiburg, Ore. I
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ENRAGED BULL GORES BANDERILLERO Portuguese matador Jose Rosa Rodrigues,
right, discards cape and rushes to assistance of banderillero being gored in thigh-by
enraged bull in initial bull fights in Manila jn the Philippine Islands. Rodrigues, who
fights bulls from horseback, was knocked down by the bull. The banderillero suffered
a thigh injury while Rodrigues suffered a dislocated sholder when he was knocked from
his horse. (AP Wirephoto).
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VACATIONING PREMIER French Premier Mendes-France (left) walks through the fish
ing village of Positano, Italy south of Naples during brief vacation with his wife. Sources
in Rome said Mendes-France thinks this is just the right moment for the West to pro
pose Big Four talks with Russia, artti they add that he will press this point in talks with
Italian leaders. . ... , i.a ' , . 4A
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STANDARD & POOR'S INDEX" OF 50 INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, 1926-100
M I Demoerals oain
I et both Hon
control,
Housei
I Pirsonal Inoomt I ' ".JWfc " ' ' X . . K .T(?-f,
taxti cut 10 Industrial production "
I UnomploymOTtaMear 1 !Ka3fe vVi'
hinh of 3.7 million I -W'lM
220k - 1 5 ' 1954 ' " Vl
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Radford Suggests Blockade
If All Other Measures Fail,
WASHINGTON UV-Adm. Arthur
Radford said Tuesday the United
States should support an Allied
blockade of Red China "if all other
measures" fail to bring about the
release of prisoners held by the
Communists.
Radford, returning from the Far
$400,000 Damage Suit
Filed In Federal Court
PORTLAND " uB - A $400,000
damage suit was filed in federal
court here Tuesday by Uie family
of a Portland lumberman who was
killed last year in an automobile
truck collision.
He was Judson M. Bentley, 77,
who died when an automobile in
which he was riding was involved
in a collision with a Nevada-California
Fast Freight. Inc., truck on
Highway 97 in Shasta County, Cali
fornia, last January.
His daughter, Oldene L. Gould,
driver of the car, is asking $250,
000 for her injuries. Another
dauehtpr "lita .'."kpnn asks $7..
000 and the widow, Mrs. Lena
Bentley, $75,000.
Myrtle Creek Building
Below Previous Year's
Myrtle Creek construction in the
city limits during 1954 fell far he
low the previom year judging from
the building permits issued.
City Recorder C. D. Myllen
beck repora 49 permits snowed
building valued at $249,707. This
almost $120,000 below the 1953 to
tal of $309,496.
The biggest construction job in
1954 was the new Myrtle Creek
Hospital which cost in the neigh
borhood of $100,000.
East, was asked .whether the
United States should support' an
Allied blockade if United Nations
negotiations failed to obtain the
freedom of the U.S. fliers and oth
er Allied men held by the Chinese.
Radford, chairman of the Joint
Chiefs of Staff, replied:
"If all other measures fail, the
United States should support a
blockade. It would have a great
effect on the Red Chinese and
would be the best way to tackle
such a problem."
Radford also said that if the
Communist! "renewed major ag
gression in Korea, we would use
atomic weapons, I am sure, if nec
essary." .
He added in response to anoth
er question that this doctrine would
not apply, necessarily, to Formosa.
There, he said, it would "not be
an open and shut decision, but
would depend upon the circum
stances at the time."
Radturd declined to .speculate
about the prospects for peace in
the Far East or whether the Reds
would launch any major actions
against Formosa, saying that the
"Communists are unpredictable."
Radford left Washington a month
ago for a mtcting of the North
Atlantic Treaty Military Council,
lie continued around .the world
from Europe, visiting U n i t e a
Slates military missions to "listen
to their problems and help to
smooth them out." '.
In Honolulu last week. Radford
said any blockade of Red China
would be an act of war and not
a thing to be treated lightly.
"lt' a matter for the President
to determine if he wants to go that
far." Radford laid then.
Sen. H. Alexander Smith (R-NJ)
proposed that this country ask its
allies to join a blockade of Red
China if United Nations efforts to
gain ' the release of imprisoned
American airmen fail. .
Conservation Talk
Scheduled At Oakland
By EDITH DUNN
r?nncfrvntnn nf wild Ivfo anA nKi.
er natural resources of the state
will be the theme of a program
0 vpn nv MI F cttvmnn nf ha nn.
gon Game Commission at the Oak
land High School, Friday. Follow
ing cne iaiK, a mm, "Yours
The Land," will be shown.
PTA Ta Max .
Oakland PTA will meet Monday
ai wasmngton school gym. Prin
CiDal SDCatar Will h .Tnhn Uob-
anson. who will f alw- nn ehmi
taxes.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Stearns have
returned from a visit with Mrs.
Stearns' brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Carr, in San
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hewett,
daughters, Judy and Jean, spent
the recent holidays with relatives
at McMinnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Robcrson and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roberson spent
the holidays with relatives at Lind
sey. Calif.
Mrs. Ellis Warner. Mrs. John
Anglin And Mr lilrl,.a1 u;nu.
tower drove to Eugene Monday to
take Miss Rose Warner, a student
at the U OF O back to school.
Dog Rescued From Lake;
Skating Buddy Forgotten
ANN ARBOR, Mich.-lfl Jeff
ost, 15, heard a splash in Pleasant
Lake. A o be"in to vrlp. Investi
gating, Jeff found that a cocker
spaniel had fallen through the ice.
The boy called for heln. Res
cuers, came . and pulled the dog
from the water.
Later, Jeff noticed that his skat
ing buddy, James Burkhardt, 14,
was missing. Sheriff's officers and
firemen recovered James' body
from the lake.
Japan ia the only country in th
world where froe farming is a sue-
' ic Society.
, REG. 1.98 ,
WOODEN FOOTED
CANDY BOWL
SALE 1 .00
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POKER
CHIP SET
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I REG. 1.00 EACH
Chrome & Glass
Coaster Ashtrays
4 for 1.00
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REG. 1.50
NESTED SHELL
ASHTRAY
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' REG. 2.50 :.
CIGARETTE BOX
& 2 ASH TRAYS
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REG. 2.98
ATTRACTIVE GLASS
TEA POT
SALE 98c
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REG. 4.95 . i ; i
10 PIECE
SERVING SET
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; REG. 98c
INDIVIDUAL
CASSEROLES
Ceramic
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REG. 1.95
8-PC. GLASS
TUMBLER SET
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4-pc. FRY
PAN SET
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REG. 1.49
GLASS
COASTER SET
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BIRD CAGE
PLANTERS
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REG. 98c
CHERRY WOOD
SALAD BOWL
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KIND LIMITED QUAN
TITIES SOLD AS IS...
SOME SHOP WORN
Save 15 to 60! Low Easy Credit Terms
Reg. 95.00 LADIES 70 DIAMOND BRIDAL SET ,;Ll 49.50
Reg. 125.00 LADIES 5. DIAMOND WEDDING RING ,ALI 59.50
Reg. 82.50 MAN'S DIAMOND & BLACK ONYX RING 2 , au 39.50
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Reg. 29.75 MAN'S WATER RESIST. WATCH Iap.nri.il k.nd . SALE 12.95
Reg. 35.00 MEN'S & LADIES I7-J. WATCH .,..tk . ,A 19.95
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11 ! i i HI III Pnca. You'll ia,
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SPECIAL VALUE
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wonderfully low
is much cool
pr.i.rv. food
DOWN .. ONLY J5c A WEEK
Reg. 24.95 ELECTRIC TABLE RADIO Famous mok. SAL! 14.95
Reg. 44.95 3-way PORTABLE RADIO fam.ul Mok .....'.... SAL! 19.95
Reg. 29.95 TABLE ELECTRIC BROILER
Famous mak SAL 5.88
Reg. 29.95 MAHOGANY ELECTRIC MANTLE CLOCK ...... $a 15.95
Reg. 27.95 CARD TABLE & 4 CHAIR 'sn'.l SAll . 14.88
Reg. 4.95: PACK, LIGHT TRAVEL BAG foW, , SAU 2.59
Reg. 5.95 HIP TOOL CHEST 3 99
Reg. 1.79 RUBBER DOOR MATS Heavy, tfurabl. SALI 89c
Reg. 72.95 TRAVEL ALARM, LEATHER CASE ; ,al 5.88
Reg. 1.95 3 PIECE SAW SETiiLl: : iiii"39c :
Reg. 4.95 TRAVEL CLOCK
. Attractive cm SALE
2.49
Reg. 2.95 BREAKFAST SET Rudolph th. Reindeer '. .T SALE 7.00
Reg. 3.95 WOOD SALAD BOWLS Large convartlant, tlia H SALC
2.49
Reg. 6.95 SELF BASTING CHICKEN FRYER L Sale 3.88
Reg. 7.95 PLASTIC SALAD BOWL SET . .... : ,ALl 4.95;
Reg. 2.95 SEAFOOD COCKTAIL SET SAUe 7.97
Reg. 2.50 2 QUART OVENPROOF CASSEROLE .1 lr ,Ale 7.00
Reg. 2.95 ASSORTED CHINA PLANTERS ' 5ALt 7.00
Reg. 4.95 OPEN ROASTING PAN
Aluminum H ..MM... SALI
2.99
Reg. 19.95 STEAK KNIFE SET Am.e,. h.nd. ClLL a 5.88
Reg. 2.49 NATURAL WOOD SNACK TRAYS , ,ALe 7.00
Reg. 9.95 GAY CERAMIC LAZY SUSAN 2 . sale 4.83
Reg. 98c WARMING PAN WITH PYREX LID " '' : ' ' ,ALt 49c
Reg. 5.59 METAL WASTE BASKET & CLOTHES HAMPER $ALl 2.88
Reg. 7.95 7-Pe. STAINLESS STEEL KITCHEN TOOL SET Sale 4.95
Reg. 70.00 SILVER PLATED SUGAR AND CREAMER ........ ,AlI 4.95
Reg. 7.89 CANDLE FOOD WARMER . L sale 49c
Reg. 70.95 ALUMINUM CHAFING DISH I..... JAtl 3.88
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aCaniiter t, garbage) ,
can, ate.''' ;
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Ironing Board .
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21 -IN.
TRAVEL CASE
Flattie covered
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SILVER PLATED
SALT & PEPPER
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CAKE SAVER
WITH GLASS PLATE
' SALE 99c
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NUT CRACKER
AND PICK SET
i SALE 99c
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Ironing Board
With pad, ieovar '
SALE J 3.95
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. REG. 98c
ALUMINUM
SAUCE PAN i
SALE 49c
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REG. 98e '
LARGE SIZE
BREAD BOARDS
SALE 49c
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BIRD CAGE
PLANTER
SALE 99c
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REG. 98e
METAL SERVING
TRAY
Alcohol Retiirant
t" SALE 49c
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BUY ON EASY TERMS
NO MONEY DOWN
ONLY 25c A WEEK