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t STRIKII HIT ITALY ROME I Two strikes kit Italy at home and in her world communication! Wednesday. Gas workers went on itrike against private firms, shutting off sup plies in homes and hospitals for three days. bepite a union plea telephone employes walked off their jobs Tuesday night in a 24 hour protest for higher pay. 27,000 Firm Will B Covered By Computation SALEM More than r .000 fact that the lss Lerislature ei firms will be covered by the Ore- tended ravn to firm, hinm gon unemployment compensation two and three persons. Prior to law at the end of this month, the the enactment of the new law, state Unemployment Compensa-i there was no coverage for firms Hon Commission reported Wed-1 hiring fewer than four persons. This will be 1.000 more firms There are now more than 700 Ju'r' tovered 1 yr i million licensed drivers of motor increase is causea Dy the vehicles in the United States. I IPICIAl VISITORS I The high school visitation team. K " ..uuiii ii win ui KT eral universities of higher educa tion in Oregon, visited Canyonville ana acooot la si luesoay. ! The group met with the junior land senior classes of the hmb school to answer questions and to inform the huh school Undents aoout their particular school. SattU Transit Granrt Riist To Operators SEATTLE i The Seattle 'It brings the hourly rate to $2 24. Transit Commission, whoso em-1 Lloyd P. Graber, general man ployes halted 10-day strike un-ager, informed the commission der court order, granted coach that on the basis of 1S5 opera operators a i-cent hourly wage in-'lions the transit system could ex crease Tuesday. Ipect a $404 .Of) deficit neat year. The increase, retroactive to He said there was some hope Dec. 3, represents the maximum 'the expected deficit could be re offer by the commission before the dured by operation adjustments alkout whicr ended on that date, instead of a fare increase, Ttiure., Pet. 13, 1956 The News-Review, Reseburg, Ore. 1 JEWS ARRIVI TEL AVIV, Israel . Thirty four Jews deported from Egypt arrived by plane Wednesday .to settle in Israel. Thirty-one others were landed at Haifa by the Ital ian liner Kilipo Grimani. The ar rivals said Egyptian authorities had confiscated their property. It Pays To Patronize News-Review Advertisers Everyone's Christmas Comes From 9. Ml Ft n II A Mait his Christmas kepiy wrti Tivist it.. .twirl it.. .bend it.Y.cfid it.. ...the new soft collar on VAN HEIJSEN CENTURY SHIRTS WONT WRINiaE..,EVER! 1 - i xKy. 1- I, II saftstjwitci.etfar... ' f , ' V I mssii i n 'u !)' ' - - " "W jV- wMlihiK :.' " 7:: t f. K f : tsr.i,, r ...; , ,1 . : A.- ,. I ''-. ; SI . . . 1 i fJi.Wvy; - . 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