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Andrews Accuses Federal Judges ST. LOUIS UN-T. Coleman An drews, internal revenue commis sioner, has accused the nation's federal judges of breaking down law enforcement by being too soft on sentencing tax evaders, the Globe - Democrat reported to dav. Edward O'Brien of the Olobe Democrat, reporting from Wash ington on an interview with An drews, said the commissioner also disclosed he doesn't intend to sin gle out racketeers for tax prose cution when the "primary crime" is violation of state or local laws. O'Brien said Andrews told him the federal judges are "doing more to break down law enforce ment in this country than all the racketeers." 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There are n-n, pi-maps, mai are lax. He added that he thousht it was too bad that Jlr. Andrews has seen fit to levy a blanket indict ment. TRIAL SET MONDAY HEPPNER un Mrs. Ann Whit ney Avent, waitress, was sched uled to go on trial here Monday on a charge of second degree mur der in the fatal shooting of Dell more Lessard, Portland attorney. Lessard had come here to dis cuss the custody of her son. He represented Mrs. Avent's former husband. The shooting occurred June, 4 Answer to Previous Puzzlcl Xp iwiane1 lalolglR 3 J. P. Z R 11 A APPec?EfcT O 066 i TE f C l" pjAB X V e N I C E J- HSZ "He S V E N T E etlN O P A KNAR AM "lit? RET sjex pan 5 A T 30 Lohengrin's bride 31 Bamboolike grass 37 Bounded 38 Eye membrane 40 Thus 43 Jewel 45 Feminine appellation 46 Heavy blow 47 Scatters 49 Conclusion 50 He died at the of 71 41 Fishing boat 52 Seine 42 Have existed 53 Make lace 1 lz I3 P lg""Pl p & 1 jii pT" T 5 fT "fiprrS TTT tt rr ' 1 ' s Zb p TWIT 2 tesr r tMtv : 1 rr T ST a 1 1 rsrsf 3 - T 5T W I I I I I 1 It wu.tr work1, sue srs fcJ-f novvcombthfspinmins, I MOW WTilH1HH.' FIRST ORYINCj OFP PROCESS J wesFv.wiue otSMes r- WlTM MOT WATER JP5 vVELL, NO... EXCEPT THINK OF HANDCUt-FS, MAYBE AMD, SPECIAL SOME LIGHT LINE MIGHT B HANDY TOO! VOU KNOW VJE WAVE A RULE AGAINST ( FEEDING THE DOGS ATTHETABLEr-' IS. Japan Displays Solar Reactor NAGOYA. Japan Japan's first experimental solar reactor,! shaped like a shallow rice bowl turned in a sizzling 2,000-degree centigrade (3,632 fahrenheit) per-, formance in its firot test Friday. The rough-surfaced reflector, which soaks up the sun's rays, i made of pure aluminum plates. Japanese scientists,led by Taro Hisada, laboratory chict of the Nagoya Industrial Technology Lab oratory, hope a larger model will be capable of utilizing solar heat for industrial use. The model, measuring 6"-i feet in diameter and about 23 inches deep, was built at a cost of $28,000. The reactor is expected to produce temperatures as high as 5,000 de grees centigrade (9,023 fahren- aeit). rull scale experiments will start next week. Hisada said the Kaxoya labora tory plans to construct a reflector measuring nearly 10 feet across and eventually a giant model meas uring 32 feet, capable of harness ing solar heat for industrial uses. MODEST "Someday I'm going in BUT, GOOD YO' LtT ME HOOK?-AfTER AH IS MERELY , -'I FAITH i' 15. YARS Tl EPpS"yojre on) r -. . I 'vcu 1 lets K vvw.'H '; I I u oil I I - - . - - ?-i rL. ,fmm h' v: a iii H'M IT SPOILS THEM M 1 "i-l( OONT LET WE ) ( AND MAKES LITTLE CATCH YOU Y 6EGGAPS OUT j-' V DOING IT -f OF THEM s AGAIH r Charter Legion Member Diei Ar Army Center WASHINGTON ( One of the American Legions 17 charter members, Fred Warde Llewellyn, died Monday at Walter Reed Army Medical Center after a long illness. He was 17, Llewellyn, a native of Hillsboro, Ore., had practiced law here since 1943 stwn he retired from the Army after serving two years as assistant judge advocate general. He was among the small group of Army men who met in Paris after World War I and founded the Legion, PLANS CIVIL DEFENSE Bonn, Germany The West German government is preparing to establish a civil defense force of 260,000 men to protect the popu lation from air attack in any atom ic war. Dr. Alexander Loefken, newly appointed director of the govern ment's technical aid service, said Thursday a civil defense law to set up this force will be introduced in Parliament in the autumn. MAIDENS as far os the water!" NtlGHBORS, 1 ALU. Wt KIN Alapo lf SHE REROOZES,WiLL AY.. SON. IS OFF TH' THET VO' ALL, SHpsWS OLD - Body Of 11-Year-OId Girl Found; Youth Faces Charge SACO, Maine tfi The nude) picked up the stick and beat her on body of an 11-year-oM girl, report-Uhe head. edly beaten with s stick by a boy Then he dragged her body 250 ni'pr fiv ha limine tt fniinH in ! vatvie islft f he u-ovk nnJ the woods near here early Thurs- i hid it. ? ASIIINGTON Ul Senate Re- day. . ; Investigators said the bov told Piblicans suggested ndy the iledical examiner William T. : lliem he "sort of blacked out" aft- i "1! sreen rocn reported sight Roussin said there was evidence , er hiding the body. recently m Kentucky "were that pretty, dark haired Doris Tru-1 Police said part of the girl's ' desperate Democrats woung for a dean haH h rapH i Fortunat Michaud. IS. arraiened in Saco Municipal Court on a mur-1 Apparently the child put up a ter der warrant, denied any attempt I rifle struggle, police reported. at rape. County Atty, William V. Donahue said. Michaud, a seventh grader at the Notre Dame de Lourdes school, where Doris was in the fourth Rrade last year, was not permitted to plead to the charge, which was continued for 10 days so he could obtain counsel. Donahue said the youth told him he hit Doris over the head with a pine stick Wednesday after she first hit mm en the ankle. Afterwards, police said, the boy i went home to supper, then to the movies, Doris disappeared on her bicycle Wednesday noon. About that time, accordinc to the story from Donahue, City .Mar shal Raymond Kerry and other of ficials, she met Michaud and they bought some runner toy balloons at a store. Then they went to the woods. While playing with the balloons blowing them up and bursting them the two got into an argu ment. fortunat said Doris hit him on the ankle with a stick. Angered, he ' FUNNY iUSlNESS "Vknow, Joe, 1 think I FROM N1NI TO FIVE ,Mr swim mmwwm - IP , . Thes ereotions oren't intended for swimming, 1 i to get wet, AOIO IIRVICING Snyder"! Radio TV Hospital E perf Repoifs. All makes. 503 N. Jockson. OR 2.2457. PLUMBING K & C Plumbing Co. Free Estimate. OR 3-3509. 1030 E. 6th. Hurlburt'f Plumbing. Any type. Ph. 3244, Sutherlm. Kierrooch Plumbing Co. 230 North Stephem Phone 3 5377 Hsrrii Plumbmg Be Heating lo. 305 South Stephen Phone 3-8173 Coen Supply Co, Phon 3-4461 Honwrt'l Ptumbtnq & Heoting, Winj ton. Ph. 9-8705 ILtCTWCtANS Hydorn Electric, 2125 Holln Si. OR 3-5096, No Sor. work. Frte Estimates, Du Fresne Electric. 304 H. Moin D.al 3-5358 or 3-3223 H.OOR JANOINO ciothinc was found with the bodv. i some at the scene of the beatins. Jefferson-Jackson Day j Dinner Set For Oregon PORTLAND m Fund-raising dinners, which have become tradi tional Democratic iarty Jefferson Jackson day affairs, will be held in seven Oregon eities during Oc tober and November, Howard Morgan, state Demo cratic chairman, said Thursday ! definite locations are Oregon Citv. F.ueene. Tillamook, La Grande and Prineville. Another dinner will be held either at Klamath Falls or Lakeview and still another at Possible speakers for the affairs include House Speaker Sam Ray- burn and uov. Avereu iiarnman of New York. FOREIGN BRIEFS BU1LDINC COW.APSES rilRfl F.svt im 4 fmir.cfnrv building collapsed Thursday while weoGiog guests were eeieorai- ing on the roof. At least SO persons were injured, SS of them seriously, i lISIKIll smell something burning! By joe Fischer f you want take o both. o ROOFINQ Acm. Rooting Co., 5t2 W. Oak. OR 3 8255, OtCOATO$ Painting and paper honojng. H. E. "Woody" Wjod, OR 3-4240. MFRIMRATIOM Petrlqerotian Engineering Soles and Service y George" OR 2-1032 906 B-ook)yn CABPINTfRS Buildina and RemodcTtny, AH Types Leo ?Kowaiertki. OR 3-8020 JOHN A. JOHNSON Watcnmsfeer smd iewefer 1 TO 5 DAY StitVICt 101 SOUTH JACKSOM Locsled in thm , . Higr) Insurance OHtc Sot,, Aug. 17, 1955 Th Nw-Reiew, Kosebwg, Ore. 13 n,,LI'c. LI IVcpii DllCanS ria C -- ft ,, AnSWer 1 O Little rggH Men JiOrV candidate m 1936. This lonsue-in-cheek explanation! was offered by the Senile Jteoub-i lican Memo, an occasional publi cation issued by the Senate COPs J'oncy committee sun. ( It said the Democrat are ereen with envy at the popularity of President Eisenhower, adding; "And he is the man they expect to defeat in 19a." While Democrats are talking "about depression and atomic doom," she publication said, most voters "are talking with crmtidencn and hope about world peace and the dawn of the greatest abun dance and happiness that the world has ever known." It said "the lillle green men" may not have been standing erect because "there's no telling what the Democrats will stoop to when their backs are against the wall if history is indication," Prisoner From Douglas Escapes, Then Recaptured SALEM Ul State penitentiary convict Richard Seidel, 23. who j escaped from a work crew near Frank itrgh For Information on Whirfpool b Speed Queen Washers & Dryers Phone OR 3-8348 Under New Management SPECIALIZED SERVICE GARAGE y HIWAY 99 S Oppoiite Nielcen's Market OR 3-7312 BRING YOUR CAR TO US FOR COMPUTI AUTO REPAIRS IXPiRT BODY AND FENDER WORK What's the latest ? CBS Radio Nelson 4 Pyle Woodworkinj Co, Windowf, Ssli and Tiamei Parrot axi Meifcw OS 3-34J BERKELEY PUMPS 4 Pump fat ltty Need, f tarn Hotnei Is Induif rm. SALES soviet Irrifstiiif sis mi MiH Pumps Specialty FRIE ESTIMATES GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPiY 402 W. Ook Ph. OR 2-2636 Amb;3lor and Be PHenf $sfisd hf Kiti Personal Astensro. NURSiNG CARE R1VERSDALE SANITARIUM Rl. 2, loi SSI. (uetiira. On ORchord 3-3SS3 St. Paul Tuesday was plctad up by prison guards in the uma area ; jThursday morning, He is serving a three jew term from Douglas County on chart ' I4l('BS money tisder Jike jjr llei tenses. He entered the risos April l, law. k Ur 10 23 f t &kUf OniMwtri Sttcl NiMrl v Amaxlssl? low Prt$4 " Was $375 Reduced fo ?225 iwm SALES CO, INC. 3 - Jurt H Garden Valley R&aj, Hear it on... CBS RADIO Desk WAtklniisA, l8fca, f u it., i Mmt tS Vt ftt iiii. Nitknm Ii Brw SUNDAY 4.30 P,M. KRNR-1490 ROOFING Nor Roetirrf ens' Rfpoir Wk f r CcHnwtc All JwaranlM fiilitr Tlwnn faint Ce., Psrtiand W. I. DAUM PHONt ORchwd 2-157) PHOTO FINISHING in at 5, u at 9 j W givm S&H Crecrt Sfsmpl 1 CLARK'S STUDIO 705 S. Mim M 3-3325 Ro$eburg School of Business 134 North Jotkssn St. Oaf mmi MtaM CtanM, Srar Llcenjed Approvti to, Vf ,Cn I. MEMBER; Pacific Nsfthrt School ts3sia Nat.Qfal Courull tnd tSSSk - Floors laid and finished, Corlson, oh, OR 3 8442. NEWS REVIEW AOVEHTISEff
