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Wheat Supports Average Set At $2.08 A Bushel WASHINGTON UPi - The Agri culture Deparlment said Tuesday support rates for the 1955 wheat crop will average $2.08 a bushel nationally. This is two cents more than a minimum average an nounced at planting time last fall. The actual rates are higher than the previously announced mini mum because of a subsequent in crease in the wheat parity price. The rales are designed to re flect 82 V4 per cent of parity under the new flexible support system compared with 90 per cent nr a na tional average of $2.24 for last year's crop. 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W Technical know-how may have helped Gay- loro Aiaaison win me Deard grow ing contest at the centennial cele bration of tort Henrietta here Monday. The new champion beard grower is the president of the Umatilla County chapter of the Oregon Wool Growers Assn. ADJOURN IN AUGUST WASHINGTON UPl Sen. Clem ents of Kentucky, acting Democrat ic leader in the Senate, predicted Tuesday that Congress will adjourn "sometime early in August." He made his prediction in a news letter to Kentucky voters. Answer to Previous Puzzle S MOJLEp4 OIPEWAg T E R E tIeI IRRO SL ATgl&1 T B N O E R a1es 1 TSg"" S 6 E jglA ft T R l C o F aTu el 5 gR rTg S I L. A Is LA U B A S T EKE j - A jS E 5 A 3 C E N &X5 .N K E P ? TlElgj 1 ap E PIAIT S T RleiA Ml A N 2 AT E A R M A P a REELED R E Am A,g"l & T A I N . 25 Is sick 26 City in Germany 27 Pleasing 41 Spanish gentleman 42 Threw 43 Curved molding 44 Grinding , ' machine 46 Repetition 47 Pedal digits 48 Female sheep (Pi.) 28 Individuals 29 Spreads to dry, as hay 31 Sprain medicin. 33 Scraped 38 Characterizing 40 Name 50 Beverage jlendale Residents By MRS. GERALD B. FOX Mrs. Pearl Frost of Glendale visited her sisters, Mrs. Esther Miller and Mrs. K. F. Kieffer, ii Springfield from Sunday to Wed nesday of last week. Mrs. Miller returned home with her and re mained here visiting until Tues day of this week. Mrs. Peggie Butler and children and Miss Margie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Smith of Glendale, returned home Thurs day from a month's vacation in Pasadena where they visited rela tives of Mrs, Butler. Mrs. J. H. Shepherd of Tusca loosa, Ala., has been visiting for a couple of weeks with her daugh ter, Mrs. Juanita Buenger and family, and her grandson Richard Rcid and family in Glendale. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dollar and son, Doug, returned Monday morn ing from a trip to Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. Jack La Prath and three children left Sunday for Turlock, Calif., after a visit with his parents, the Henry La Praths in Glendale. MODEST 31 A I II E IV S Tridtmirt RtfiiUrt4 U. S Pelenl Oftt 6 1 ift.i n OXV ilaW .. ... ' 7L 'It took me six long in this office, but I Visits Relatives Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bland of Portland visited last weekend wkh Mrs. Bland's mother, Mrs. Lulu Springer and other relatives and friends in Glendale. Visit Old Friend Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powclson and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Munyon drove to O'Bryant Sunday to visit an old friend of Powelson's, Ted Duf fey. The men had not seen one another for 35 years. Miss Helen Bates spent last weekend with her family in Glen dale. She is attending Southern Oregon College in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Powelson of Glendale, their son, Robert, and Mrs. Powelson's mother, Mrs. A. F. Chastain. went to Empire Sun day to attend the wedding of Opal Butts, the daughter of her sister, mis. E. u. Butts, to M. fj. Key. W. L. Chastain, 72, returned home to Creswell Saturday after spending a week with his grand daughter, Mrs. Grace Powelson and family in Glendale. years of hard work finally made it!" U.S. Will Give BONN, West Germany ( The United Stales will give up control of the most powerful spy service in West Germany this week, a high German official reported here. It is the international net work headed by former Lt. Gen. Reinhold Gehelen. This organization, with thous ands of agents on its payroll, will Destructive Fire Burns Historic Old Buildings BERGEN, Norway If! A fire which raged through the Bergen Harbor area for nearly four hours was brought under control Tues day, lt leveled half of the early 18th century wooden trading houses on the ancient "German Quay." Some 40 of the most historic buildings in Norway were reduced to ashes. Damages were estimated at about $240,000 or around 1,700, 000 kronar. One seaman was badly hurt while helping with rescue opera tions. SNOW HITS CHILE SANTIAGO, Chile Ifl A brisk snowfall and a cold wave hit Sau tiago Tuesday. Sub-freeiing tem peratures kept many persons at home. FUNNY BUSINESS - """"" 0 r- III t5SSFTTl I T "He's doing Just what the manager told him to do he pitched a fast ball down the middle to their best hitter!" FROM NINE TO FIVE PARCEL POST ' j 1 j jj It's too heavy ond needs more postage? Well, If I put another stamp on, it will be even heavier won't it? RADIO SERVICING Snyder's Radio & TV Hospital. Ex pert Repairs. All mokes. 503 N. Jockson. OR 2-2457. PLUMBING K & C Plumbing Co. 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Gehlen, who was chief of Hit ler's intelligence service on the Russian front during World War II, has been spending six million dollars of American funds yearly on his anti-Soviet espionage. He has been the target of al most continuous vilrolic abuse from the Communist press and radio. They have charged him with sending spies into East Germany to commit sabotage and gather information to undermine the East zone's lied regime. Gehlen has been one of Aden auer's trusted advisers on intelli gence matters and the Soviet Un ion for years but still is a .shadowy figure to the German public and most West German officials. A professional, army man, he now has his headquarters on an American military reservation near Munich which is guarded like an atomic reservation. He is reputed to have a staff of' 4,000 there, in addition to agents scattered throughout Europe. He also maintains a secret rendezvous T.Mlittj.ii,i.rt.ofk 7-6 HCSav By Jos Fischer DECORATORS Pointing and paper hanging. H. E. 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