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Oil Poured On Troubled Waters Has Anything But Calming Effect ruT'1 TV M.r C'f - . .. 1, WATERY ILLUSION What appears to be an American version of the Loth Ness momtrr is really nothing more than a gnarled log floating ill waters of Lake Ontario oft Kmieitr.r. N. V. Men in boats are Marines and Coats Guardsmen cleariuc water of debris. Now in progress! Folowing items drastically reduced for complete clear ance. Come early for best selections and big savings. Special Purchase! Famous Brand PEDAL PUSHERS AND CAPRIS Sire 3 thru 14. Now 1.98 to 3.00 49 ALL SALES FINAL GIRLS' DRESSES Only a few left in broken sizes. Prices as marked. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES SEE OUR ODDS & ENDS TABLE Prices as marked. Tremendous savings. GIRLS' & BOYS' SHORTS Siim 3 thru 14. Now GIRLS' SWIM SUITS Sixes 3 thru 1 4. Now BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Sixes 3 thru 14. Now TERRY CLOTH JACKETS Girls, perfect for beach. Sixes 4 to 14 BOYS' CABANA SETS Sizes 3 thru 12. Now only GIRLS' SWEATERS Famous make! Many skirts to match. Sizes 3 to 14 GIRLS' SKIRTS Famous moke! Size 3 te 14. Now only O SUB-TEEN O DRESSES n 5.98 .. 1 1 .98 SWIM SUITS n. 4.98 ..5.98 2, J r,.r 79t,r 2" 198 r NEW YORK (APl-The Soviet Union is pouring more oil on the troubled international trade wa ters. But the result is the oppoMte of calm ins them. Red oil is a small part of the worsening American-Soviet rela tions. But the methods Moscow is using in the oil market are costly to Americans and the potential is serious. Arrival of Soviet oil in Cuban ports led to the seizure there of American and British refineries. A Soviet oil deal with India has led to price cutting by American and British oil companies to meet the lower price of the Reds a price they set to meet their politi cal aims rather than their pro duction costs. The American and British oil men's headaches aren't caused so much by the volume of Soviet oil. even though il is now being steppd up, as by the new terms of trade under which American and British firms are being forced to operate to meet this competi tion. The volume of Red oil is still low perhaps only three per cent I of the oil entering international 1 trade outside the Iron Curtain. The methods the Soviet I nion uses, however, put other oilmen at a distinct disadvantage and up set their investment programs of long standing. ; Soviet salesmen don't peddle the ' oil in foreign markets as Amen- can oil salesmen have over the1 years and still do with consider-: able competition among them-1 selves for the growing world mar- j net. The Red oil comes in on a dif ferent ba:is deals between gov ernments. Sometimes it's in the form of haiter, as tor Cuban sug ar. Sometimes it's in long-term trade agreements between two governments, as in the case of Moscow's oil deal with New Delhi. The disturbing thing to Ameri cans is that in either case the Soviet Inion is forcing its oil into established markets without the prior investment that Americans and other oilmen have made to I develop such markets, often in i eluding building of refineries. Poisoning Of Trash Fish, Rainbow Trout Restocking Readied For Oregon Waters PORTLAND (API A mommolh stream poisoning and restocking program is being readied by the Oregon Came Commission, it re ported Friday. This would he lis largest operation of this type yet. Rotenone. a fast acting chemi cal that kills fish but disappears quickly, would be used- It has no permanent etlect on the waters. One phase of the program would he to clean out all the trash fish from 40 miles of the Crooked River, above Prineville Dam. The other would destroy s(uawfih. suckers and other scrap lish in a 10U mile section on the middle fork of the Willamette River. Army Engineers would finance the Willamette proiecl. tor which the Engineers and the (lame Com mission are working out details. It would take two months and the Commission hopes to start about Aug. 1. Anglers are being given a chance to harvest as many game fish as possible from the middle fork uf the Willamette, with the mil jiu wuiim .'jr-us .L-s-. i I Lr:.katl.al.yi fchitl,iianilii.iil hag limit increased to "i trout a day and t,o m posciuu. There is no length limit. Rainbow Type Selected The part of ,P iilamcltc in volved is upstream from the Hills I reek flood control proud, which is some :'t miles upstream Irom lookout Point Dam. This part of the river once abounded in rain bow Iroul and it siill provides fairly good angling. Itjtnbow will be used lor restocking I'avorahle water conditions for the scrap tih were provided sev eral years ago wall completion of Lookout Point Dam. and the Com mission said the scrap fish moved upstream. Now they threaten the trout. The Crooked River area will be H) miles upstream from Pnnculle Dam. j The Crooked River poisoning program is scheduled for Novem ber and restocking would be with rainbow Iroul nnrl t,iv.,l c.,..w.D 1 of warm water game fish. These would include crappie and large- mouth black bass. 'Wholesalers Up Price Of Sugar ' NEW YORK (API The whole sale price of sugar was raised to day to the highest level in 37 vears. The National Sugar Refining Co. of New York, second largest do mesne refiner of cane sugar, in creased the price 2:1 cents a hun dred pounds for all grades and all types of deliveries. The change is eileclive Saturday. , The boost, second in little more Ithan a month, puts Nationals price at ssi. iU a iiunureii puunus. In 1923 the price hit S SO- Sugar retails now at I to 10 cents a pound. ! The American Sugar Refining Co.. largest domestic refiner, made no immediate price change, i Refilled Syrups & Sugars, Inc., Uif Yonkers. N.Y., which spe cializes in liquid sugar, matched the increase made by National, j The wholesale price rise was at tributed by some trade circles to the government's delay in restor Ung to the market sugar removed by the cut in Cuba's quota, i Sugar dealers have emphasized that there is little likelihood of a shortage since the world supply is I ample. SECOND SECTION Roseburg, Ore MONDAY, JULY 25, 1960 170-60 tots t7ee Ullmtin Voices Hope For Dam THE DALLES (API Rep. AI project area by Congressman Rog l llnian (1) Ore) today voiced hope c's- chairman of the Irrigation that the House will 'authorize the 1 "d Reclamation Subcommittee, Western Division of The Dalles i nas "c of Srcat value in point Project when it reconvenes in the tug out the urgent need for this middle of August. j project," Ullnian said. The nidi,.,.i .,,,,,1,1 i ; r'..i Also on the tour was floyd fc. hia River irrigation Hater thousands of acres of orchard and re;'" of R'jan.""'on- Dummy, commissioner of the Bu- farm land in this area The House bill was introduced by lllman. A similar measure in troduced by Sen. Wayne Morse ID-Ore) was passed by the Sen ale before the recent convention recess. lllman voiced his prediction that the House would approve the measure in a speech here tndnv following lour of the project area. "The personal inspection of the l llman also is a member of tit subcommittee. The congressman said that in formal hearings on the bill and in talks with House colleagues he has stressed the current, critical ground water shortage in the proj ect area. "I believe that this factor, as well as today's field inspection, has established the basis for fa vorable action by the committee next month," he said. THE AMERICAN WAY Some British think this new U.S. Embassy in London Is "brash," but what they're really upset about in a huge golden eagle which will be mounted over the entrance near the roof line. The building was designed by Eera 5a.UrU.ea in Portland stona nrl straw-colored aluminum trim, ' GOPs Will Use Famous Gavel I NEW HAVEN", Conn. (AP) An i oak gavel, carved from a piece of a famed American warship, used in the 18G0 Republican con- vention that nominated Abraham ! Lincoln 100 years ago, will be used lo open the GOP convention in Chicago Monday. George A. Morion, a New Haven i insurance man, delivered the gavel ! to the state committee headquar ters in Hartford todav. The knocker has been handed down in Morion's family since the days of his great-great-granrifa- ,y : i I V I! I Tremendous savings. 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The 75 key items on the index dropped an average of 87 cents per thousand board feet from the preceding two-week period, the market reporting organization said today. L'tihly grade green fir was aver aging $56.28 per thousand board feet, compared with $71.88 for the corresponding period in 1959. This was a net drop of $15.60 in the nasi 12 months. Dry pine boards averaged $90 20 for the two-week period ending July 21. They averaged $95 68 dur ing the same period last year. This is a net drop of $5.48 in the past year. ii i an lean aiaaaai 100 STTEAECsl PIPE PALS - John Trout man of Polhtnwii and liil pet dog, Jackie, sport pipri t. they watih a show t Illh annual rennivKania Uiitrh Folk Feititat in Kuttown. Let Us Restore Your with Our Professional StaNu CARE They Need It, TOO! 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