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Eisenhower Will Join Wif At Gettysburg, fa. WASHINGTON W - President Eisenhower will join bis wife and mother-in-law Friday for a week end at the family's new country home 'at Gettysburg. Pa. The president plans to. drive to his farm there after a cabinet meeting at the White House. Mrs. Eisenhower and her moth er, Mrs. John S. Doud, motored to Gettysburg Wednesday. GRASS TRIMMER NO MORE Hand Trimming 20 timi fatter than hand ihtm Power M wctton also drawi gran up through an opening In bottom, utilizes full 7 length of blade ... not vtt the ends. Extra wide back of guard extends be yond length of blade. Fully , Insulated hane. Weighs onlv only 4M lbs. Makes trim. $ m m 50 una fun instead of work TT 202 N. Jackson ORchord 3-6628 4JPi La XJtil lJk- by J.ay Golden 'In the interest of bettor snap shots of neODle. the "notice line up" pose, where the subject squarely faces Ithe camera I should be avoid- ied. Pictures of this j type no doubt ! serve their pur- s pose as records s of people; how- Sever, it is a sim- i pie matter to make them at tractive, as well ' Just turning the bodv to a Dosition that does not directly' face the camera la improvement in itself. The pose will be even more plea sing if the foot nearest the camera is then advanced slightly, and the knee flexed. This stance can also be used with groups. If a formal effect is wanted, such as required for wed ding parties, the subjeots can be placed in a line with .each one turned toward the center. For in formal shots, more liberty can be taken in arranging the ficurcs. and some people can even be sitting or kneeling; but slraight-in angles should still be avoided. With seated people, the straight in view is especially bad, as dis tortion will usually make the legs look unduly large. The seated fig ure, therefore, should be taken at an angle, or else the subject should be seated on the edge of the chair with knees turned to the side. A pleasing pose can also be at tained by taking advantage of sur roundings, tor example, the sub ject can be posed leaning against a tence, or witn a toot raised on a stairway. One way of identifying a good photograph is by the attention given to details, such as the posing of subjects . . . and a way to id entify a good photographic dealer is by the service offered. Using this as a measure, you U find our store is tops, f redrickson'f PHOTO LAB 131 N. Jackson OR 3-7091 IKE PETITIONS SCANNED Mrs. Paul Geddes, wife of Roseburg's state senator, accepts Eisenhower nominating petitions from Henry Buehner, Portland attorney, at Ore gon's sratehouse. Buehner has been active in nation's first formal effort to place President Eisenhower's name on next year's ballot. Signatures of 1,000 Oregon Republicans are required to put Ike in Oregon's 1956 GOP primary,' but Buehner predicted that "many, many times that number" will be obtained. Nevs Briefs COMMUNIST CLAIMS HONG KONG Wl The Com munist New China News Agency reported Wednesday that the Chinese Nationalists flew 11,028 sorties over the Red China coastal area in April. Tetal casualties on the mainland were two dead and seven wounded, the agency said. TO SALVAGE COLD MANILA Wl The Philippine government decided Wednesday to invite bids for the salvaging oi gold bullion and other treasure believed dumped by Japanese mil itary forces in Northern Philip pine waters in World War 88. PUBLISHERS GATHER COPENHAGEN W Some 160 editors and publishers from all con tinents gathered here Wednesday to discuss aspects of the free press during the fourth general assembly of the International Press Insti tute, i PANMUNJOM Wl The Neu tral Nations Supervisory Commis sion, which polices the armistice in Korea, says Red charges that the United Nations brought combat material into Korea were "not proved." The decision of the four nation NNSC was unanimous, the Portljnder Is Candidate For GOP Treasurer's Job PORTLAND Wl Henry Buehner. a Portland attorney, has an nounced his candidacy for treas urer of the Republican State Cen tral Committee. The post will be vacant because of the recently announced resigna tion of Lawrence Neault, Baker. Buehner is the only announced candidate. Also to be elected at the com mitee's meeting here May 21 is a new chairman to succeed Ed G. Boehnke, Eugene, who also is re signing. Wendell Wyatt, Astoria, is the only announced candidate for that position. ANOTHER BOMB THREAT PORTLAND Wl The bomb threats which a week ago were occurring with some regularity here, persist. One turned up Tues day at Sitton school but as usual there was no explosion. A man was reported to have phoned at 8:15 a. m. to report a bomb "in one of the basements." The school has only ona basement. Police made a check but found nothing. Today Garstairs is the moist underpriced fine whiskey you can buy! All over, men who know fine whiskey are choosing Carstairs as the outstanding value m the market. It's made from premium-priced grains by expensive, exclusive methods with 129 quality controls from grain to bottle. No wonder it's the top whiskey buy the whis key you can sfoy with. Try it tndavl r $2so ..-J 4 AS f"lf PINT crstaibs f3 i - bch i in fc fx itv TlieMm wlw Cares sajs.i CARSTAIRS CARSTAIRS BROS. DISTILLING CO., INC., NEW YORK, N. Y. BUNDED WHISKEY. S PROOF, 72 CHAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS U.N. Command said Wednesday. It was one of the few unanimous decisions ever handed down by the body, composed of Swiss, Swedes and Communist Czechs and Poles. Rayonier Corp. Announces Plans For Huge Plant PARIS l Rayonier, Inc., the world's largest producer of chem ical cellulose, Tuesday disclosed plans for a new 3Q-miUion dollar plant expected to inciease the American corporation's annual out put to 880,000 tons. Rayonier directors, ending their first board meeting overseas, said construction will begin as soon as plans can be drawn and produc tion will start, within two years. Clyde B. Morgan, Rayonier president, said corporation engi neers will choose the sue for the plant, but indicated it probably will be located in Southeastern United States. He said the plant eventually will have an annual 5-million-dollar payroll. Two Men Survive Plunge 200 Feet Over Bank NEHALEM, Ore. 11 Two men survived a 200-foot plunge over an embankment in a truck cab late Tuesday. One remained hospital ized Wednesday. The men, Willard Landman -f Seaside and Henry Grasseth of Ne halem, were hauling a donkey en gine up Lost Creek Road. Suddenly tile trailer hitch broke and the truck cab plunged over the bank. Brought out by the Nehalem Logging Co. ambulance.- Grassetji was treated for bruises and re leased but Lindman was -hospitalized at Seaside with more serious hurts. , -, K WANT P1NBALL HEARING PORTLAND Wl Portland's or dinance making pinball machines illegal should get a public hearing before it becomes effective, the AFL Teamsters Union told the City Council in a letter here. Many -small shopkeepers depend on the revenue from pinball ma chines, the letter said. The ordinance will become ef fective as soon as the state Su preme Court sends a copy of its recent ruling upholding it. Rayonier now has. .plants at Shelton, ' Hoquiam, and Port Angeles, Wash., Fernandina, Fla., Jesup, Ga., and Vancouver, B.C., and is expanding in Canada. Morgan said the board meeting was held here to acquaint mem bers with the European mar ket and . to "impress our custom ers in Europe that we take their affairs seriously." It was one of the few board meetings ever held by a United States corporation abroad. U. S. Agrees To Permit Soviet Farmers' Visit Fri.; May 13, 1955---Te Newt-Review, Reetfcure, Ore. S WASHINGTON UB The United States has agreed to permit an official delegation of Soviet farm ers to visit American farm areas. The State Department, in an nouncing this, said an unofficial group of American farmers also will visit the Soviet Union under the exchange plan. The visits will take place "some time during the coming summer." By accepting Russia's proposal that the Soviet farmers come "as an official delegation" it will not be necessary to fingerprint the visitors before they enter the United States. , Russia cancelled a visit of 11 student editors, who were sched uled to arrive April 19, when it objected to requirements that they be fingerprinted in applying for American visas. Call Now For Summer Fuel Rates SLAB WOOP PLANER ENDS PEELER CORES SAWDUST OUR TRUCKS CARRY FULL 400 CU. FT.' WER CO. BUY NOW AND SAVE. PHONE OR 3-5561 alone proves g 3sJV margarine I3Cl f naturally Q'M ;l V . better! 04 rrc JJ i Sunnybank appeals to your sense of taste ... giving you the flavor difference of wholesome ingredients that are naturally better.! Make your own taste test r Try Sunnybank over hot foods and as a delieious spread. You'll agree where flavor counts ...you can count on Siinnvbunlc ! al 'YAW at SAFEWAY Meet the to the successor cos New (3 IE. 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