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Lack Of Indian WASHINGTON on A Senate subcommittee met Wednesday to delve into the causes of juvenile delinquency in Washington. But before the hearing was over, Sen. SHOWS IMPROVEMENT CHICAGO ( Rodney Brodie, who was separated from his Sia mese twin brother in 1952, showed improvement Wednesday in his lat est brush with death. Rodney, 3 V4, had a brain hem orrhage last week but the bleed ing apparently stopped spontan eously. So They Say ACEOSS 1 in the manger 4 and fortune 8 From t stern 12 Cakes and 13 Stratford on DOWN I and moms 2 Medley 3 Ladies and 4 Plane surface 5 State 6 Complainer 8 Of the sun 11 UbhMU A Al, 3 mikihuk wniiu 9 miuwuiiL-e tor 19 Noise waste 16 Incessant 18 American aetOT 10 Otherwise 11 Disorder 17 French 20 Companions refugee 21 Best of a bad 19 Anticipator 23 Beveled joint 22 Persian prince 24 Kind of boat 24 on the 25 recorder gas 28 Neat 27 He and 30 Photographic device 32 Kind of bullet 34 Musical dramas 35 Weirder 38 Small tumor 37 Roman road 39 Solidifies 40 Individuals 41 and heir 42 Dark yellow 45 Taunted 49 Astrakhan SI George and 0 V m Gershwin 82 Hops' kiln S3 German king 54 dowa strike . SS Fencing sword 58 Cape 57 Two for w J smSSPSi r ORSAT 5C0TT! THIS A COP RBCOQNIZEP I JUfrT TALKED ArTSR ( PMteSrtMA M pTtC5ZJtSSX U6T 86 6 8lGfiET ) mro"t- EAW....H6.S 1 TO A CUSTOM P. 'aEk&y SSiJtS VhAUIOPPURB HBROM A convicted cowy OFFICIAL, lulu H TELLS 3 3tjt7. Wa6LEg5 6frCAP6iJ-' s. IN HIST0RVI JX WHO JUMPED BAIL. BELLE DfONSON A I J Dear. MtsuNoensiooo: See our a sensible cat r "V ?FWrf.T3 YOUC LETTEK. NOTkO WITH A SWL1Z.ZY CUARM I Ivy, ooll.take some t bazoo J ano my aovue is to and classy features-. a 1 T-AN'e.KEfcWFULr , DON'T WOWtVl Kof BC. i- . . . tSaS?1 ' L 2y thet money is bound 1'Bour me.'.' fjUCn "r fXlZ SOM, HERE'S A vifv5 TO ATTRACK HOOMIN j AH'LLBEON J ? ,M- y mAafOrl mmmmm YES, AMP THEN STAY WHAT ABOUT THE I f OH, HELL SMAP OUT OF I 1 Kffit, .jl X 'VRIGHT WITH 1M-1 I PROFESSOR IN THERE? 1 (T AFTER A WHILE, CanO AS HE VatJXi f SHALL DOMT WAW ANff V WONT HE COME TO ? BUT BY THEN WELL NEVER KNEW WHAT WZT JT put the king slip-ups now A ano raise an A be long gone.. 1 hit him or who, sTt t 1 GIMME MY Y H i i i H6RE -I LL GIVE VOU I i- " ' ' Z' -)--s -uu 1 . 1 " 1 ' Ifel lli P Education In Langer (R-ND) demanded that be wildered local officials tell him who's to blame for certain Indian children in Arizona being un schooled. Fred A. Hetzel, director of the IT. S. Employment Service for the District of Columbia, was testify ing on possible closer cooperation between his organization and dis trict school job counselors, Langer was presiding as temporary sub commitee chairman. "In Arizona," Langer suddenly roared, "8,000 Indian children have Answer to Previoiie Puzzle g TTgl Hot? fcirrnff BRA AUTO T T T N E E E I u'""? " OPE jfANN elMe. k 2 Z t u! 5f r-P-r- S 5 Z 2 E Z ZZZZ HHZanCanE ujne ode i.otb E N T S U E P 40 Declaim 41 FuMai, nit. AM m . . - - 7 V .nemisi, zor 42 Musical instance instrument 28 Down at the 29 Goes astray 31 it 1 cats 43 Dice throw 44 Stockings 48 At one's -end 47 Great Lake 48 Facta 50 Like a o lead and dogs 33 Janon 38 Landed property m IB YSA w Arizona Questioned In Juvenile Delinquency Probe never gone to school. Who's to blame for this?" Hetzel, who's probably more fa miliar with Arisona as a pretty avenue in the northwest section of this city, looked it his boss', Charles E. Odell, chief of coun seling for USES. Odell replied USES, an employ ment agency, wasn't responsible Francis I. Smith New Multnomah COP Head PORTLAND I m Francis I. Smith, a Portland attorney, is the new chairman of the Multnomah County Republican Central Com mittee. He was elected Tuesday night to succeed Philip Englohart, who re signed. Smith, a member of the State Board of Education, was unop posed for the chairman post. MODEST MAIDENS TradMurl Rtfttund U I hunt Mice ft r "This bird house cost more than the others it had a family of birds already In itl" 3KX4cpi for Indian education. Hetzel pro ceeded with his testimony, turn ing to a youth council set up by the commissioners who govern Washington. "What does the council have to say about Indians?" Langer boom ed, stalking around the hearing room and chewine on his always- present unwrapped, unligbted ci gar. Subcommittee counsel James H. Bobo explained the council was a strictly local organization. Mrs Mildred Perry, a district school official, was-the next wit ness. She complained about budget cuts. "I guess it's your own fault," Langer said. "You never come to see us about it. Mrs. Perry said that would be improper, that law forbids individ ual appropriation requests. "You mean to say you can't come up here and see your sen I'M AVAILABLE MONDAY A NO TUESQM' HI6HT& THE FRSr OF NEXT MONTH LOVELORN EPIIDR. ators?" Langer asked her. "I'd like to see a copy of that law." Langer directed Bobo to get presidents Walter Reuther of the CIO and George Meany of the AFL to testify why contractors don't hire youngsters, and Msj. Gen. Bidding Is Light NEW YORK Ml Bidding wis light Wednesday as the auction sale of the iU-year-o'id Brooklyn Eagle got under way. Some 200 persons sat in on the initial bidding, with portions of the paper's mechanical equipment being sold for slightly more than $90,000 about one-tenth of its esti mated value. The three-day sal continued Thursday. Most of the purchases of 450 items were made by second-hand machinery dealers. Many bids were rejected as too low. FUNNY BUSINESS "Doe inslata on giving it FROM NINE TO FIVE Listen to him . RADIO SERVICINO Hargls Electric Co., 112 E. Coss. Radio & Appliance Repair Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex pert Repairs. All makes. 503 N. Jackson. OR 2-2457. PLUMIINS. K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimates. OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6th. Hurlburt's Plumbing. Any type. 3244, Sutherlin. Ph. Kler-Crooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephens Phone 3-5377 Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. 305 South Stephens Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co. Phone 3-4461 Hansen's Plumbing & Heating, Wins ton. Ph. 9-8785 Wm. A. Mardort, Plumbing, 630 Winchester OR 3-8732 DICORATORS Pointing ond paper hanging. H. E. "Woody" Wood, OR 3-4240. ROOFINO Aluminum Life-time Shingle Co Dis tributor Aluminum Lock Shingle. 229 E. Roberts Ph. 3-5127 WILDING Burge Welding Servici Portohlo welding, electric ond acetylene, anytime. Work guaranteed. Ph. OR 3-5647 HICTRICIANS Du Fresne Electric. 304 N. Oiol 3 5358 or 3-3223 . Main Trowbridge Electric, OR 3-5521 House wiring, Commercial ond Residential Maintenance. itlW. Vm4 taifftrtM, Ik. AU rtfatJ reserve THE ES p MARTHA BAAY I II I ST. lour3,0. . . Ill II ' fMwkp ' ' ' f , , , t n " 't"'r"W''""''"'"' . Lewis B. Hershey, draft director, to explain draft rejections because of educational defiencles. "And tell General ' Herahey to bring all his records," Langer added. On Auction Sale The Eagle ceased publication last Jan. 29 following a strike over wages by the CIO American News paper Guild. Members of mechani cal craft unions refused to cross Sicket lines of the editorial and usiness department workers. During Wednesday's sale $8,000 was the highest bid for the name, goodwill, circulation lists and clip pings of the Eagle. The auctioneer had asked $100,000. The bid was reiected. The Eagle had a dally circulation of 130,000 and l6S,ooo on Sunday, gat before we trim it!" 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