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CLASSiFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATIOKI Will not I h,n cPny. which ror Y YUBIUio 1 any er- rIJiierhe lnnertlon and olM.lfv .iV,Bi r,t to Proiiorly. SlffiVK-Vil.dI?"M"''. do'"' " " "ra or sentence Wue anjr advcrtlaemont. 22S"h-tle shown below raora ,per cent discount (or H(f,"lt '"thin (ive day., to h.ntii,our and one-half word - liug, ' HINIMTJM IN8EIITIONB ,'. FOUR UNBS oriiona P., Unt VUB .20c ..13c .12c Three Six Copy Uuat Be In Br 9:00 a.m. . NOTICES 1 Smorgasbord Soroptimists, Riverside Park SUN., AUG. 24. 1 to 4 P.M. Adults $1.50 Children 75c LDS CANNERY Open Tuesday & Friday 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. LOST & FOUND LOST Altered male Siamese cat, vicinity of 1807 Cove Ave. Has slight limn, small nick riehl ear.. Reward. Ph. WO 3-5045 alter :30. .. LOST bunch of keys in brown snap holder. Finder phone WO ; j-zoiu aitcr t p.m. ...... PERSONALS ANY GIRL in trouble, or needing a friendly advisor write, tele- uiiunu ur Kino in nr inA Kiutrn. Hon Army. 211 Fir St. WO 3-2041 i"VN"liinfirfarMWVVVVVAIJV SERVICES Why let your truck or tractor cusnions Decome unusable? They can be repaired or recovered ut a real saving to you. EDWARDS UrtlUUJTElH, ri.1 WO 3-3250 ; Blue Mt. laundry Pickup & Del. Your Convenience work Clothes Ph. WO 3-9003 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Engine overhauling, saws ground and hammered. Hugh Durlin, 1207 Y Ave. ' EAGLE CAP LAUNDRY Enterprise, Ore. Home Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Frl. For Service. Ph. WO 3-5687. WILLIAMS' REFRIGERATION Commercial & Domestic j ( Washer - Dryer Repair ?0 8-4996 Foley Bldg. on Cliostnul Furniture & Cars Upholstered LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY ' ; CENTER 1th It Adams .Ph. WO 3-2353 Vew Construction - Remodeling f KISIS ESTIMATES WILSON CONSTRUCTION Pa, 194 Imblcr SCHOOL-INSTRUCTION DIESEL AND HEAVY EQUIPMENT If you are between Ihe ages of io ana 01, mecnnnicany minded, and want to help yourself toward a better paying job, this could be the opportunity you've been waiting for. You may qualify for a job in the Diesel and Heavy Equipment Industry with proper training. For free Infor mation, without obligation, about our training program, write Tractor Training Service, Ob server Box 91. WOM EN needed nnu) I fi lirnnnrn for Medical and .Dental Offico assistants. Age 16 45. Write American, , Observer Box 90 giving name and correct ad dress. AUTO MECHANICS DIESEL OPERATORS. Trained men earn $3 to $4 per hour. Mechanically minded men can learn at home for these well paid-trades. Don't delay, write American, Obser- vcr Box 89 giving phone and correct address for interview MOTEL, APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGEMENT. Men A: women start training for this fast grow ing industry. Ideal-for couple. Wrile American, Observer Box 80, giving phone and correct ad dress for interview.- MEN ' for HEAVY ' EQUIPMENT TRAINING Complete training program for heavy equipment work now offer ed 111 this area by one of the na tion's largest and outstanding training institutions. , . New superhighway and construc tion programs planned in every part of the country. Train NOW to become a specialist in this vi tal industry high salaries many opportunities. Budget terms ar ranged. Get full information today on how you can become a HEAVY EQ UIPMENT OPERATING ENGIN EER. Fill in coupon below and mall to: HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAINING Northwest Schools ' Dept. H8-329, Observer Box 92 Name , NAME ...vs.; : ADDRESS city age state ...phone ....... Hrs. You Cun Be Contacted JjflJ(jirvXtli''i ililli1la-allaal TV l HELP WANTED 21 WANTED man or' woman Willi par for profitable Rawlcigh busi ness in city of La Grande; good jiving from start. May bo full or hart 1 into. Wrilis lt:iwli'i!li'!;, Penl.-JiSl, Oakland 2:1, Calif. HOMtf FURNISHINGS SI A Wonderful Buy in INLAID LINOLEUM $1.99 per running loot installed Come in while our stock lasts. Six lovely colors td choose from Vinyl Plastic Linoleum. Assorted Patterns 9-Foot $1.45 running foot BOHNENKAMP S We 6ive "S. & IF' Green Stamps Drop in and See Our Stock of Men's, Women's and Children's Dress Shoes Also Men's Firiq Work Boots. Reasonably Priced. SWINNEY'S, SHOE SHOP FOOT-so-PORT If You Care 118' Depot St ., HELP WANTED 21 WANTED Saleslady or, Salesman to sell Mmess products part or full time, Dig proms. No exper ience needed. Will teach and fi nance, you,. Write today. Mc NES..CO., P.O. Box 14, Bayshore Station, Oakland 23, Califs HELP WANTED MALE 22 MEN HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRAINING. See our ad under classification 9. . NATIONAL concern has opening lor man with Knowledge ol ma chinery or farm equipment. Mar ried man age 30 or older lire fcrrcd. Car essential. References required. Full schooling and field training given, Sales exper ience advantageous . but not es sential. Commissions, drawing account 'when qualified. Person al interview with local .division manager. Write, stating qualifi cations, address, phone number. Mark Harris, Dept. 35-TWD, P O. Box 392, Dallas, Texas. Local store will have opening Sept. 15th for young man experienced in retail selling; soft lines help ful. Regular store hours, best working conditions. All replies treated in full confidence. Write Observer Box 05. Observer Want Ada Get Bemlts TRACTORS 31 Let Us Demonstrate An Allis-Chalmers ' . ,: , D-Serics Wheel Tractor oh your farm. 35 and 50-hp. classes. Phone or sec us. Oregon Tractor 9 Depot Ph. WO 3-2314 PUMPS-IRRIGATION n O. C. TANDY WELL DRILLING Thief Valley Road Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2436 FARM PRODUCE 33 FOR SALE - Fresh Blue Lake and Kentucky Wonder beans, sweet corn & cucumbers. 1710 Watson St. Strawberries . You pick or wo pick. Phillip's. Ph. WO 3-5334 U-Pick Tomatoes 50c applo box. Bring boxes. Fresh cants by lug -peppers. Va mi. north of Frce 'watcr on old Milton hwy. Alex Le Fore. Closed Saturday. LIVESTOCK-POULTRY 34 IVWT lVV4 1 lens for your locker. Call Rcnwick flm-lr U'fl 1.5717 FOR SALE 7-yenr-old dapple gray Shetland marc, saddle and bridle. Phone 2613, Union, Ore gon. FOR SALE Half-Shetland pony. Child broken, u. is. Cunningham,- Ph. WO 3-5091. La Grando Livestock Comm. Co. Sale Every Thursday Phone Offico WO 3-2660 Bob Green & Barney Stephens ONE while midget mule 2-year- old gelding. Also one 3-year-old bred jenniu Ph. WO 3-3764 or WO 3-5445. PETS-KENNELS 35 GERMAN short-lnircd bird dog for sale or traue. rapcrs may be obtained. May be seen at 2704 N. Ash. FOR SALE Small type pure bred BEAGLE pups, 6 wks. old. Inquire R. D. Ledridge, 3050 N. Spruce. Ph. WO 3-4847. GARDEN SUPPLIES J Summer Clearance! Will Sell at Cost . . . 2-only rear mount ROTO-TILLERS JOHNSTON'S 1901 U Ave. BUILDING SERVICE 40 aJItryVYVYV!!!! aaa 1 Remodeling Now Construction I'.liN'k l.nyini! A t'niinvlo Work. W. II. Arnsnn , I'll, WO 3 11115 SI - 12-Foot $2.12 ' running foot Shoes for Your Feet La Grande, Ore. BUILDING MATERIAL 41 COVER THOSE CRACKED WALLS WITH Gypsum BOARD Enough gypsum board, joint sys tem and nails to cover walls and ceiling of a 10-ft. x 12-lt ' room ... Approximately $37.50 LA GRANDE LUMBER Fir & Jefferson , WHY PAY MORE? As good as the best. QUIK-DRI-EASY APPLY , $4.50 Per gallon . La Grande Paint & Wallpaper 114 Depot "S. & H." Green Stamps FT. 2x4s. $15 per thousand. FREE wood planer ends., U Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc., Elgin. Ph. HE 7-2B11. Elgin. - FEED ft FUEL 43 14" MILL WOOD Green Wood $10 load can wo 3-h42,' La Grande Write Box . 185, Union UNION WOOD CO. LOGGING EQUIPMENT 44 Come in and see the new SUPER WRIGHT POWER SAWS $170.50 up Cut up lo 20" logs. Inland Poultry & Feed 1418 Jefferson Ph. 3-4223 HOMELITE CHAIN SAWS New and Used TWO GI'S SUPPLY CENTER . 1005 Adams - Ph.- WO 3-5431 MISC. FOR SALE FOR SALE Gill's Schwinn bi cycle. Like new. Phone WO 3 5457. FRAMING, Pictures & Certificates WALLPAPER Sec Oiir Outstanding Selections THE TOWN HOUSE 1308 Adams . RIFLES, shotguns, pistols. Large, fine selection new & used guns at reasonable prices,. Arqmo., scopes, cases, etc. Easy terms generous trades, TRADER BILL. TV CABLE, davenport & chair, dinette set, coffee tabic & end table, and chest of drawers. Ph. WO 3-2028 or 1306 5th. St., upstairs. - - HOME FURNISHINGS SI Leaving La Grande. Household articles for sale. Chairs, G-E radio7 bedroom suite,, lamps, small desk, lawn mower, lad der, elc. See at 2406 N. Fir St. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 52 New Pak-n-way freezer at usc( price. Will acecijt hay or stock for part or full payment. VIR GIL WEIR, across from Fruit dale School. FOR SALE; Used 21 cu. ft. up right PAK-A-WAY FREEZER. See at 502 Adams or phono WO - 3-5368. SPORTING GOODS 57 SPORTSMEN! Regular $14.95 Coleman Gas Stoves or Lanterns SPECIAL ' $11.75 OUTdOOR SUPPLY ,1212 Adams , WANTED TO BUY 51 LOGS WANTED Will buy all species Fir Piho Lumber Co. . Cove v ' nox 461 HOUSES FOR SALE M FOR SALE 5 acres and 5-rm. modern home 2 miles east of La Grande. Fruit trees, Barn, pastures, alfalfa, well. Quick sale. Terms. Ph. WO 3-2385. ntwrvrr Want Arti Crl nriiiH HOME FURNISHINGS HOUSES .FOR. SALE -... .it One bedroom house. $3,004, $700 down, bal. on easy terms. In quire 1801 Y Ave. Ph. WO 3-3076 for appointment. W. E. WILKINS Real Estate & Insurance Sac. Annex Ph. WO 3-213G Berry & Thomas , Real Estate 207 Depot ; Ph. WO 3-3173 WILLIAMSON'S Real Estate & Insurance Service Ph. WO 3-4311 NELLE GRIMMETT . . Real Estate 214 Elm Ph. WO 3-5312 DIVERSIFIED: Cattle and grain ranch. 1,000 acres bottom land. 3,600 acres hill pasture Best of water supplies. 1 artesian well. Nine miles rrom La Grande. Three sets of farm buildings. It is possible to buy this ranch in parts, wnat part do you want? 160 acre STOCK RANCH, very good buildings. All equipment goes. Near Union. ?30,000, down payment $11,000. Will consider Homo on trade. 240 acres near Cove. Large running , stream, oldest water, right. 80 acres farm ground and irrigated meadow. . 10 , acres cherries. Good 4-bedroom home, modern. Total with equipment $28,500. Will consider trade. Four bedroom home near Rivcria School. Will consider trade on smaller home. One acre with. four bedroom home, with fireplace, automatic oil furnace, garage, barn and run ning stream: Good school area, $12,000. Dukek Realty Bcnnic Hicks, salesman. Phone WO 3-2423 For Sale 3-Bedroom Modern Home Has wall lo wall carpet in front room, new gas . heater, newly painted and decorated inside and out. Part basement and new patio. Good location on north side, $9,250. Down pay ment $2750., balance terms. WESTENSKOW & NEBEKER Real Estate & Insurance Scrivice Foley Bldg. Ph. WO 3-3521 FARMS & RANCHES 3 FOR SALE! 75-ACRE RANCH Five miles out of La Grande. Im mediate possession. $15,000. One third down: balance terms Come and see us for this and others. Merle Burling Salesman Mayflower Ins. 1103 -Adams Ph. WO 3-5450 Exford W. Smith, Realtor -Offices in La Grande & Baker APTS. FOR RENT 7. Desirable 3-room apartment for aauus. rn. wu 3-5336 after 5 p.m. 3-ROOM .furnished apt. Electric refrigerator & range. Private bath & entrance. 2104 Green wood. Ph. WO 3-2077. 2-ROOM FURNISHED APT. Pri vato entrance. .Ph. WO. 3-5340 or sco at ,506 Main FURNISHED apartment for rent. Also small house. 1306 O Ave. FURNISHED 1-room bachelor apt. and sleeping room. Heat, water, lights and refrigerator. Close-in at 1902 2nd. UNFURNISHED or partly furn. llange & refng. if desired. 3 rooms and Private bath, ground floor apt. 1702 2nd St. or -Ph. WO 3-4402. r A suite of rooms at 1107 6th St. Steam heat, ground floor. Suit able for couple. Sec at 1107 6th St -- Desirable furnished 2-bedroom apt. TV cable. 905 4th St., Ph. WO 3-5165. MODERN, furnished, clean 2-room ground floor apartment with private bath. Ph. WO 3-3610. FURNISHED 3-room apartment with private bath. 1702 2nd St. or Ph. WO 3-4402. VERY DESIRABLE small furn. apt. Lit, bath, kitchen, dressing room. Adults only. MELV1LLES. 1431 Adams Ave. Available Saturday, Aug. 16. Very clean, wen lurnisncu ,3-room apt. TV cable, close-in, perman ent adults only. 1505 M Ave. DESIRABLE unfurnished duplex. rermnncnt renter. Adults. Ph. WO 3-3831. 1 BACHELOR APT. Clean, close in, and reasonable. 1908 Second St. Ph. WO S-2828. DOWNTOWN apt. for rent. For information Inquire at Zimmer man's. . . . ROOMS FOR RENT . . it Sleeping room with kitchen priv- ii . it i i : Hl'Kl'S II Ul-Mll-Vl. VIUSU 111 .HI1Q reasonable. 1601 Washington. MISC. RENTALS RENT A POWER MOWER. By the hour or tty me day. call WO 3 3171 i MONTGOMERY WARD WANTED TO RENT 70 URGENTLY needed by Sept. 2, a small turn, ground noor apt., must he (limulnwii. Write lin Rose, IIKVi llh SI., Apt. II. TRUCKS ft TRAILERS - --- 4 Bonded & Authorized Dealer Of the Aljo Trailer House Chub's Trailer Rentals SALES AND SUPPLIES Rent A Better Trailer By the Day or Week! 1109 V Avenue WO 3-5960 or . Inquire At Chub's Barber Shop AUTOS FOR SALE M We Need WANTED: 1954 . 1955 . 1956 GOOD GLEAN CARS - ANY MAKE To Prove We Mean Business, Well Give A (..., .... .1 . - 1 - ' - A Bonus Allowance all during August on any new Pbhtiac or Buick in our stock. We have a good selection, so get our proposition before you buy. Gettings - Lynch Motor Company , BUICK -Pontiac- Cadillac . Adams & Hemlock ' Ph. WO 3-3431 WANTED TO RENT 70 Allstate Ins. Co. wishes to rent desk space in an existing busi ness house or office for newly established agent in La Grande. Write Observer Box 87. Family settling in -La Grande needs home. Will consider any reasonable offer. Rent, lease or lease option. Reply Observer Box .86.. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES 83 THRIVING RETAIL DAIRY. Stock and equipment only. 30 head cows. All equipment goes Ho mogenizer, pasteurizer, bottle machine, 'paper machine, truck and all other equipment: Illness forces quick sale. Very reason able, Dukek Realty Bennie Hicks, salesman. -Phone WO 3-2423 TRUCKS & TRAILERS 94 . 4-WHEEL DRIVE 1955 .Chevrolet pick-up for. sale. V-8 engine, 4-speed transmis sion. Warn hubs. . M. J. GOSS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Oldsmobile Neat, well-built, 22-foot trailor house, $800. Wants home. DUKEK REALTY Bennie Hicks, salesman. Phono WO 3-2423 MODERN trailor, 33 WALCO, Model 52. Sec or call at Union, Ph. 2241. AUTO FOR RENT n Trucks for rent you drive Move yourself save half MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE 1434 Adams Phone WO 8-4409 AUTOS FOR SALE M 57 DODGE 2-door hard-top with low mileage. Will consider older car for equity. Ph. WO3-2076 ar ound 6 p.m. 1956 Olds. 88 Radio, heater, power brakes,, Jet- oinalic transmission. Low mile age, new Hies. $1995 Hand Ford Sales Chestnut & Jefferson Grain Shipments Off To Good Start SALEM iUPI Grain move ment of the new 1958-59 crop was off to a good start last month when 11.2 million bushels of in coming grain was inspected at the Portland office of the State Agri culture Department. This compares with seven mil lion bushels of incoming grain checked the year beiure. , The large increase was princi pally due to barley, according to T. Ralph Harry, chief of the De- liai'lliii MI s !:r.ini iii .piclinii divi sion. - TRUCKS ft TRAILERS - - t4 AUTOS FOR SALE H Used Car's LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS The County Court of the State of Oregon for union County has ap pointed the undersigned as execu trix of the last Will and Testa ment and Estate of Virginio W. Traverso. , deceased: and . all per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to pre sent the same in writing, duly verified, with proper vouchers, lo the undersigned at the office of her attorney, R. J. Green, Suite 16, Sommcr Building, La Grande, Ore gon, within six months . from the first publication of this notice. . Dated and lirst published tins 4th day of August, ,1958. . ., , Martha Traverso, Executrix of the Last Will and Estate of Virgirtio W. Traverso, deceased. R. J. Green, , Attorney for Executrix, La Grande, Oregon. Pub. Aug. 4, 11,-18. 25, 1958 TKbrntbn Rules. On Bail Deposits SALEM (UPI Attorney Gen eral Robert Y. Thornton has ruled that bail deposits made by automobile associations cannot be returned until the association shows that its members can no longer use their membership cards as bail. Under Oregon law, such associ ations may offer bail bond serv ice to their members through such deposits.. Members may then use their membership cards as bail in connection with traffic arrests. , Thornton's ruling was that such associations, before reclaiming their deposits, must show . that there were no unexpired cards in circulation for : use . as bail and that-, -such -cards were-no longer issued. . Ontario Boy's' Body necoverea in onuite. ONTARIO UPI . State . police officers of the slate game, depart ment Saturday recovered the body r.f ........ nl.l' tlnntm Mnillrtn who, drowned Wednesday., in the i. '...' A nn..tl. outlive ivui iiuuill Ulli: mill: iiumi of here. . .' , .. 't ; Officers snirl the horlv was float ing near , the shore line and was located si; nines downstream irom where Ihe boy disappeared. IKE RETURNS WASHINGTON (UPD -r Presi dent Eisenhower returned to., his desk at the White House today, after a week end of golf and relaxation at his Gettysburg, Va., farm. NAUTILIS ENROUTE HOME PORTLAND. Eng. UPI The U. S. atomic submarine Nautilus leaves here today on the week long voyage to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, running underwater all the way. HURRICANE NO THREAT . MIAMI ( UPD- Hurricane Clco moved northward at a safe dis tance from the U.S. mainland to day with its top winds of 105 miles an hour expected lo de crease. The Miami Weather Bureau said Cleo. the season's first full-blown hurricane, would move generally nnrlhwaril at a sjieoil of ?0 miles an hour. ... Observer, La Grando, Ore., Market Quotations By United Prest International PORTLAND DAIRY i Eggs To retailers: Grade AA large, 56-58c doz.; A large, 52-55c ioz.; AA medium, 47-48c; A me dium, 46 47c; A A smalls, 29 32c doz.; carton l-3c additional. . Bulter To retailers: AA and Grade A prints, 6G-67c lb.; carton lc lb, higher; B prints, 04-G5C. . Cheese (medium cured) To re tailers: A large cheddar single daisies, 40-51c; 5-lb. loaves, 51Vi 57c; processed American cheese. 5-lb. loaf, 40-43c. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK Cattle 1500; early trade rather slow, buyers resisting higher ask ing prices; early sales 25 to 50 cents higher; few good steers 25.50-26.00; standard 23.50 lo 25; good heifers 23.50 - 24.50; canner and cutter , cows mostly 14.50-16; heavy cutters to 16.50; holstein to 17.00; utility cows 17.00-19: utility bulls mostly 23.00-24.00; light cut ters 18.50-21.00. ..Calves 200; early sales vealers str.ong to 100 higher , but most bids steady; choice vealers 27.00-28.00; good voalers 26,00-27.00; cull and utility 15.00-20.00.!, , Hogs 750; trade fairly, active; butchers 50 cents to 100 lower; sows around 50 cenls lower; U,- 1 ,and,2 butcher. 182 to 235 pounds, 24,25-24.50;, mixed 1, 2 and .3 lots 23,00-24; , 240-270 lb. and 100-180 lbs., 22.00-23.00; U.S. 1 and. 2 sows scarce; few mixed I, 2 and 3 400 550 lbs 17.50-20.00. Sheep 1650; trade moderately active; slaughter lambs strong to 25 cents higher than week ago; feeders mostly 50 cents lower: choice 05 to 105 lbs. wooled and shorn spring lambs 21-21.25; good grade 19.50-20.50; good and choice feeders C5-90 lbs. 17.50-18.50; cull to good slaughter ewes 3.00-7.00 M ountie Shoots Murder Suspect Trying Escape . TQNASKET, Wash. I UPD - A 45-year-old Canadian wanted in connection with the murder of a Penticton, B.C., woman, and the shooting of a Royal Canadian Mounted policeman was captured in a Tonasket apple orchard Sat urday, 13 miles below the Canadi an border. , John Morrison was shot in the head and the leg by a Canadian Mountie two hours after lie had escaped from a police car return in him to Canada. CHINESE REDS ACTIVE TAIPEI, Formosa IUPI Com munist shore batteries hurled 88 shells at Nationalist China's Que moy outpost islands today, and Soviet-built MIG17 jets ranged ov er the Formosa Strait, the Nation alist Defense Ministry announced. Save her jangled nerves... jumping up and down... running from room to room. An extra phone in kitchen, bedroom or basement can save hun dreds of steps every day. Call our business office today and ask about an extension phone. Costs only about 4c a day. ADD A PENNY ADD A COIOB. You can brighten your home with any of ten attrac tive pastel color telephones for about lc a day. WTLfHjOE Mon., Aug. 18,. 1958 Pagi 4- New York Stocks NEW YORK (UPD Slocks had' another setback today but this one.' came on sharply reduced, volume which the bullish forces said was a favorable omen. . Price declines seldom got be yond a point. Chemicals and met:' als suffered the widest losses.. In dividual steels, rails, aircrafts and special issues met selling that forced them down more than a point. But on the whole, the mar ket moved through a fairly nar row arc. Losses in the chemicals extend ed to 2 poins in DuPont at the'' worst. Drugs joined the cliemi--cals in their descent. . , Metals were depressed on 4 the easier tendency in copper, prices and a reduction in the Kennecott dividend. '". :., .., Utilities suffered a decline that was wide for Ihe group., ,.; Automobile shares were mixed in a narrow area. , Clues Sotight In Alt Wreck . NANTUCKljTj Massi.ypl-rrl.iii vcstigator.s today . resumed v Uieir hunt through thc. scitered; wreck age of , a Northeast, airliiier, ,iq hopes of finding some clue to the cause of the .crash which killed 23 persons. . Representatives of four agencies tried to reconstruct the lost min utes of the ill-fated plane' and po lice began an intensive search for the missing 200-pound nosewheel of the craft., .. .. Authorities said the wheel may have been carted off by some of the hundreds of curious who swarmed to the wooded area where the plane went down in" a thick fog Friday night. FEAR RADIOACTIVE DUST , TOKYO (UPD The Japanese group conducting surveys of the South Pacific for the International Geophysical Year said today it would sent out no more ships until the United Stales halts its nu clear tests. It made its decision, following the showering of. two Japanese survey ships with radio active dust after a U. S. test in the Bikini Atoll. .., THEFT REPORTED , , Forty rounds of 30-06 ammuni tion, 100 rounds of 22-cal. ammu nition, nine packs of cigarettes and a box of candy were stolen from the ear of Robert L. Good, 1702 Oak street, while parkedin front of his- residence over .the,, weekend, Good reported to city police today. Wife Saver COflPAKT
