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from the porch, to tie patio, or to the yard. It comes in
several summer pastel colors. Seat and back contours have
been designed to provide comfort not formerly found in
this type of furniture.' The frame is of heavy gouge tubing.
OUTDOOR SETTINGS are enticing in new colors and new designs as seen here. This
grouping produced in light weight woven fibres also includes a rocker and a delightful
contour chaise. The color of this grouping is Pampeian Pink, ond it comes in Sicilian
, Block, Venetian White, Amalfi Yellow and Verona Green. The frames are either black or'
white as desired.
Identification Tag
The Federal Civil Defense Ad-
ministration has announced new
simplified specif lea lions for civil
ian identifieaton tags, accordng
to local CD officials..
The announcement follows an
earlier appeal for states and local
governments to support an immed
iate nationwide Civil Defense tag
ging program to help strengthen
defenses against possible atomic
or H-bomb attack with the accom
panying threat of radioactive fall
out. Under the law, tagging is the
responsibility of states and locali
ties, which finance their own pro
grams, according to Brig. Gen. J.
T. Pierce, county director, and Col.
Bob Dicey, Roscburg director.
In Douglas County, application
Wanks for manufactured tags may
be obtained through grocery stores.
202 N. Jackson
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color ; j : with this velvet- I
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(Nr-v ' hours to a satiny surface like I
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11 IVEiivl US. enamel for kitchens, bath-
Jl (j JQ )JJ rooms, all woodwork. 24 colors.
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Indoor Furniture
whsrever you want it
Specif ications Told
The tqgs are available at cost,
25 cenlis.
New specifications show tags
may be of lighter construction but
they we adequate for identifying
wearers in an emergency, officials
sny. It is emphasized that the
change does not mako obsolete
identification tags and bracelets
manufactured s i n ce September
1951. Provision is made for both
bracelets and the necklace t ype
identification.
Under the new standards, th s
stainless steel stock on which iden
tification information is stamped
should be at least .018 inch thick.
The length and width should be at
least one and seven-sixteenths inch
es by nine-sixteenths of an inch.
Lettering should be of such size
as to permit 20 characters to the
inch or not more than 25 to a line.
Dial OR 3-6428
FOR THE BALMY TROPICAL MOOD in your home, rattan
lends just the right touch. It is high fashion too. Some of
the most ottractive versions of rattan furniture are actually
simulated from wood. The setting obove is one of them.
The wood is solid ash which is steam-bent for permanent
shaping. Brass arm cuffs are ottractive accents for the
smart black onyx finish shown. Choir cushions are spring
filled and reversible.
By CD Authorities
The tag should show the first
name, middle initial and last name
of the wearer, name of next of kin
or person to be notified in emer
gency (with address) and wear
er's religious preference: P for
Protestant, u lor Omtholic, J tor
Jewish and Y for any other.
Science Exposition
Set May 1-6 At OSC
OREGON STATF. COLLEGE
Exhibits made by the top "school
age scientists" in Oregon and
Washington will be displayed at
Oregon Slate collese May 1 to 6
at the third annual Northwest Sci
ence Exposition.
The exposition will bring togeth
er the best 500 entries from various
school, county and district shows
held during the past month.
From these, judges will pick
winners in four major age divis
ions from grades t to 12
and three science categories
physical, physiographioal and bio-
logical sciences. Judging is based
on originality, scientific thoiufht,
yim.,m-u- -, m r.u aiisnii, cian-
ty and dramatic value,
The annual show is conducted
by the Oregon Museum of Science
and Industry. Stanley II. Shirk,
Portland, is director. Since its es
tablishment two years ago, the ex
position has won wide attention for
number and quality of entries.
All students in public, parochial
and private schools are eligible to
enter.
Everyont loirs them UvrlyAris!
Entry Monday through Friday, mi joy.
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Yoncalla Girls
Enter Awards
Competition
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Ann Lasswell and Nadine Phil
lips spent Friday and Saturday
in Salem, where they-entered a
competitive examination together
with 105 other students from Ore
gon high schools for the Mary L.
Collins scholarship in fields of lib
eral arts and music. The students
were contending for 10 scholar
ships: five for boys and five for
girls. Personal interviews and au
ditions in music were given. They
also heard an address by G. Her
bert Smith and Senator Mark Hat
field. The students made a tour of
the campus and were guests at the
Lausanne Hail Friday night. High
school records and interviews will
count toward the selections.
To Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Avery LassweU
spent several days last week in
Portland.
James A. Chamberlain, husband
of Mrs. Evelyn Chamberlain,
English teacher in Yoncalla High
Scliool died Friday. Mrs. Bob
Campbell is substituting for Mrs.
Chamberlain during her absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mctj have
sold five acres of land south of
town to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carl
son and R. A. Duncan, who will
build a motel at the cloverleaf of
Highway 99.
Californlans Visit
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Brooks Jr., are Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Curtis of Napa,
Calif.
Lt. and Mas. H. P. Tervooren
are visiting at the parental Ter
vooren home in Hayhurst Valley.
He has just completed his service
in France. They iiave a small son.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Devine and
daughter, Beverly, of Washington
arc visiting at the Walter McKirdy
home hi Hayhurst.
Dr. Marian Swanson and dauifh
ter of California visited at the Her
man Miller home last week.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Kingery and
family have moved to Oswego
where Kinscry has work in a saw
mill.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman have
purchased the Yoncalla Lumber
Co. garage on Main Street, which
was recently gutted by fire. The
outside of the building and roof
is sheet metal. Mr. and Mrs. Bow
man will use the building for their
garage; moving their business
equipment across the street from
where they are now located..
A double garage has been built
in the rear of the Linda Bigclow
properly, now occupied by Mr, and
Mrs. Ailie Templeton.
Mrs. Percy Applctfate, Janice
Applcgate and Kathleen Burns
went to Eugene Saturday, where
the Rirs took the ctrance examin.
alion for mirses training at the
University of Oregon campus
Roger Russell suffered a broken
arm in a fall on the basketball
floor at the Scotls Valley School
Sm
The Yellow River of China has
been called "China's Sorrow. " be
cause its floods often get out of
control.
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Fashion
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MOBILE ITEMS especiolly service carts such as this one
are a great boon to outdoor entertaining and dining.
This one is a new item in a complete grouping of geuine
rattan. The finish is a new teak brown. For decorative and
practical value, ceramic tile has been used for the serv
ing surface, and bamboo for the .lower storage shelves.
Rubber casters make it a silent and doubly efficient serv
ing partner.
Nationalists Speed Up Plans
For Civilians' Dispersal
TAIPEI, Formosa HI The
Chinese Nationalists T u s d a y
speeded up plans for dispersing
nonessential civilians from Taipei
amid reports the Communists
might soon be able to reach the
city with jet bombers.
The official Central Daily News
said the Reds already had com
pleted preparations for an attack
on the offshore islands of Quemoy
ano .Matsu across the Formosa
Strait.
Only Monday Mme. Chiang Kai
shek said her husband, the
Nationalist president, was inflexi
bly determined to defend those
islands with or without outside
help.
Against this background import
ant American and Nationalist
officials Tuesday continued their
conference on mutual defense
problems.
An unverified Nationalist press
report said one-eyed Communist
Gen. Liu Lo-Qheng, commander of
the Second Field Army, had
arrived April 12 at Foochow,
capital of Fukicn Province, about
40 miles west of the Matsu islands.
It connected his alleged arrival
with Red plans for an attack or
Matsu and Quemoy.
Nationalist intelligence reports
said a number of Soviet-built TL28
jet bombers had arrived in Central
China and speculated that they
wouia oe transtorrea to live jei'ooo and Oregon 53,670,900.
Amazing New Sale Discovery Moke's
SCIENCE NOW HELPS YOU TAKE
OFF YOUR FAT WHILE YOU EAT
THE FOODS YOU CHOOSE
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Would you like to lose fat but you just can't
control your appetite and like to eat too much
of the wrong kind of food? Do you like tweets,
candy, cake and are you a real glutton when it
cornea to butter, gravy, potatoes? Have you
tried one thing after another to reduce, spent
dollar after dollar for pills and tablets and in
spite of everything you've tried you're still
too fat?
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bases in Fukien Province as .soon
as tney are ready tor use.
Generalissimo Chiang Tuesday
received C. K. Yen, the governor
of Formosa who heads this island's
civil air defense command.
. Yen's office issued fresh warn
ings of the possibility of Communist
air attacks and urged everyone
who could to move to the country
side. It urged people to build
private shelters, dig wells for
alternate sources of water, and
move inflammable goods out of
cities. It made plans to build more
public shelters.
Northwest Farmers Get
$3 Million In Loans
SPOKANE m The Federal
Land Bank of Spokane said Tues
day it loaned Northwest farmers
and ranchers $3,151,600 in March,
the largest volume in any one
month since 1934.
President Henry Matthew said
(he bank had $95 169,232 in loans
and contracts on its books on
March 31, 1955 and that capital
stock was $5,467,792.
Washington farmers and ranch
ers borrowed $4,339,900 during the
ni naTvr,n4ti ruvnif AnArl Unl,
I 31, 1955. Idaho borrowers account-
ed for $5,832,600, Montana $4,498,-
JuM recently a well known scientUt perfected a new tlnr captute
that combine not ona but ALL THE Rt-X'OGNIZED proven
aid to reducing ha found in all tha advertised product offered
today. It contain th concentrated protein rou'v read and
heard about. It combine th vitamin and mineral often lout
when cutting off fattening foods containing then needed vitamin
and mineral. It combine the vegetable cellule that has no
calorie yet expand when it absorb water, thereby helping to
give the leeling of a full contented itonuch. Yet the tiny new
capmles contain not just one but ALL th dmgie reducing aid
he found to be needed to actually automatically make you eat le
without cofucioui effort and like it ! In fact. thae tiny capsule are
ao packed with vitamins and mineral, protein and nonatonc
Ailing food, they actually equal aod exceed many a meat.
FAT GOES FAST FROM
ALL OVER THE BODY!
Sea fat diaappaar from atomarh, boat, thigh. Sa fat go from tha
faca, chin, neck, arms, leg and ankla. You 11 ba surprised at th
pounds you lot with th vary Am boa. The inches that disappear
th ttrtt month. Sefatfoso much earner you don't actually know
what happening. There's M tunratiod dieting, hunger, no
drugs, ootxercise.
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Business Over
On Added Burst Of Speed
Indicating Record Smasher
' By WALTER BREEDE JR j
lacur vnRK ifl Business.!
boiling along since January at its
hottest pace in two yeans, puv
an extra burst of speed last week.
Indications were that activity in
the second quarter, just beginning
to take shape,- would smash all
records.
This was the situation:
national niwlllPt in Jan-
u.vaa
ury-February-March was at an
nnai .at. nf 3ft) hillinn dollars.
making it the biggest first quarter
American Dusiness ever uau. mj
the second quarter ot isaa, wnen
nonae national ntwttirt hit an an
nual rate of 371 V4 billions; was
higher. ' ' .
n.nnae naf 117191 nriVlUftt IS the
com f,rnl nf all hllsinAqS SCtivitV
the combined dollar volume of all
goods and services proaucea ana
sold. . ,
Activity in key lines was lasier
at the end of the first quarter
than at the start. Since then it has
gained further momentum, and
many economists figure it win
pick up added speed from now
througn June, xnai snouia pui mis
troat.'c cavini nnnrtpr ahead of
the record April-June period of
1953, malting it me Dlggesi evei.
This week you could see new
evidence of the upturn almost
everywhere.
Steel production was Dooming ai
95 per cent of the industry's re
cently enlarged capacity. Detroit
was turning out new automobiles
at the rate of 28,000 a day; the
industry's combined output of cars
nnA tmiftlM fftl tlVlA WPAlr 20fi.453
was the hiehest yet recorded.
Second quarter production 01 cars
wan chami Art nr zuu.uuu.
rnncf(.ii.tinn alrpartv booming
as never before, was headed for
new peaks. F.W. Dodge Corp. said
dollar volume of construction con
tracts awarded in March was the
uimUocf avni. fn fkat mnntih and
a sweeping 40 per cent ahead of
March last year.
Housing starts, after reaching a
new first-quarter high of 295.000
were expected to set 9tiH new rec
ords between now and the end of
June.
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EQUAL WARDS 8.98 QUALITY
Special purchase. Manufacturer and Words
worked hand-in-hand to bring thii lavingi. Not
just plain Dacroni, but 100 printed piquo
Docroru. Brond new hand-picked itylei, patterns.
Each washes easily dries quickly needs llttla
or no ironing. Junior, miss, women's half liies.
Nation Puts
Signs of a rising business trend
were reflected in the stock market,
which thrust to an au-iime nign.
The increased tempo of business
also produced new symptoms of
tightening credit. Led by Kansas
City, most of the nation's Federal
. ,. j .. i i .u : j:
iteserve oaruts jbl-ivcu up uicu ui
count rates. That's the rate at
which member banks borrow irom
the Federal Reserve System.
Would firming interest rates act
as a brake on business: Top mone
tary officials m the federal gov
ernment said they didn't think so.
From another corner of the capi
tal, Commerce Secretary Sinclair
Weeks said business has "a good
chance of putting up the best year
in our history in 1955." The cur
rent business expansion isn't "go
ing too fast," he said, and there
is no real danger of inflation.
' PERMITS CONTRACTS
SALEM 191 A bill to permit
the State Board of Higher Educa
tion contract with other agencies
to preserve materials of historical,
archaeological or anthropological
value was passed by the Senate
Saturday and sent to the House
Saturday.
The bill also prohibits any
persons from destroying such
materials. '
Work,
Sleep, Play
In Comfort
Without Nagging Backach
Nagging backache, loaa of pep and energy,
headache and diuineia may be due to alow
down of kidney function. Doctor lay good
kidney function 1 very important to good
health. When some everyday condition, such
aa stress and strain, causes this important
function toslow down, many folks suiter nag
King h&cknche feel miserable. Minor blad
der irritations due to cold or wrong diet may
cause getting up night or frequent passages.
Don't neglect your kidneys if these condU
tlons bother you. Try Doan's Fill-a mild di
uretic. It's amaxing how many times Dosn'a
give happy relief from these discomforts
help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and niter
flush nut waste. Ask for new, large, economy
size and save money. Get Down's Fill today!
Roseburg, Ort.
$6