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"ZZXZtZL Highway Commission Approves $VA Million jobs ooion growert were declared eli gible here for emergency fedcr al loans for next year't crop, Rep. TOMORROW AT 9:50 A.M. DIAL 950 ON YOUR RADIO He was notified bv Secretary nf Aaricultiirn Hpncnn I The onion growers in the Lake totaling Labish area north here lost their crop a few weeks ago when their fields ere flooded. It was the third crop they had lost in three years. PORTLAND 11 Contracts more than lVj million dollars were approved by the State Highway Commission last week. raising the total for approved con tracts at tne two-day meeting nere to in excess of 4-U million. I STILL NEED 999H TONS SCRAP IRON S METAL Hightit prlc-i paid u, copptr, bran, oluminum, batteries, trc. PH. OR 3-8603 1667 HALL ST. I WILL PICK UP ir Dodg of Dcitfny , , , Born of Succtsi , , , Born for Success '56 DODGE tP'BARCUS Sales & Service Your Dodge-Plymouth Dealer N. Stephens at Garden Valley Road Latest Creations in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERINC Biggest Little Carpel H?y 4S$fvJ ITilXirifMnTI bMiiIII I reunion ill Mi irnTr Store 566 W. Oak In Town" OR 3-6123 The largest award at Friday s session was to Fred H. Slate Co. and E. C. Hall Co.. both Portland for grading and paving 1.36 miles of the Coquille-Rink Creek section of the Coos Bay-Roscburg High way. Their joint bid was J306.278. All other low bids were approved for award with these exceptions: The Burban Bros, bid for a project in Baker County was reduced to $135,672. And the E. C. Mltschner bid for the Grant County project was raijed to $81,387. The commission took no action on a request by officials of Jackson County for completion and im provement of Lake of the Woods Cas Station Bought By Canyonviile Firm By VIRGINIA PROCTOR Chappell Logging Co. of Can yonviile recently purchased the service station located across Main Street from the Chappell of fices and were open for business this week with 'Bob Bailey, man ager. Formal opening of the enter prise, being operated as a separate entity by Chappell. will be some time this next week when neces sary painting and remodeling are complete. wo MIL. BUILDS NEA Tlliphote hnh E SRASHfES IN,N-. Y- STREET A B-26 Air Force bomber burns furiously m the street in East Meadow on Long Island setting fire to an auto and the unoccupied house. The plane developed propeller trouble while com ing in for a landing at nearby Mitchel Field, went into a spin at 500 feet and crashed. Both occupants of the plane were killed. 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The Time Selector permits you to get th degree of dry ness you want. $ 239 50 $ thM omatlng Drytr feafurot where Wedgawooef Ranges art displayed IIT1I J mm U 1 I U .HJ f U,V t?i t 'Wfjew ' n n V VGt UTfClTI IC 6 M fAN Vj Road, a secondary highway run ning from Crater I-oke Highway to the Jackson-Klamath county line. Chct Wcndt. Jackson County commissioner, reported that his county was prepared to spend its entire allotment of federal aid to improve the route. The commission suggested that WenHt rnnfpr with Klnmuih f'nont.. Court officials to determine whether they will agree to similar action to improve the road. n delegation, neauca uy Mavor the commission supply full infor mation on anv nlnns for a nncKihlp freeway that would by - pass Baker. The delegation opposed any such freewav. The commission advised the delegation tint a survey on the proposed U.S. 30 project will be completed in about six months and that all information would be made available as soon as pos sible. The commission also: Told a group of Harney County officials that the state would not take over the f'renchglen-Fields-Denio Road in Southeastern Ore gon as a state highway. The Harney delegation requested such action. Approved an increase in the commission's Travel Advisory Committee's budget of $29,609. The budget has been $275,000 since 1950 and rising advertising rates have curtailed the program,, a spokes man for the committee reported. Song Fest Anawer to Previout Puiil ACROSS ' 1 Singer. 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