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acted ui)Irl lo"tlni rnlu and
erulationa 'nr'-the irHiiie'lt.onjt
"uey-'HIilillNhlNK'Cnnu'Hny; wliln
WIN not 4tT.airinftllji fur any er-'
fore alter tha flrat riiHerllnii -and
taaalfy irdvirllenili(M, delete
vjeuiiimeme1 w.rt 'Or ".(..mencea
e.rfiUt"enr' adVertiiempnt. -
V " 'CASH 'ItATKH
Thm 0aJ rate ahnwn Itelow reore
MOta 26 per cent dlnooum for
payment within five dny.
Count four and onci-lmir word.
10 til a line . . .
MINIMUM INHKRTIONI)
rOUIT LINES ' "
laaertiona , . per Line
One 20c
Three 13c
Six 12c
Copy Miit Ho in Bj
9:00 a.m.
PHONE WO 3-3161
' NOTICES
' 3 '
YOUR quarters and dollars ' go'
further at ;;ie nandmade gilt and
' , cooked food sale at Zimmermans.
' Monday. Nov.- 17th. 9:30 AlM.
, St. Bcrnndetle Circle of thc
. St. Mary's Altar Society.
Observer Want Ads Get Results
Rummage Sale
Food boxes given away. IOOF
Hall, Sat., Nov. 15th.' A.M.
Abundance of Children's Clothing
Taking orders for. imprinted Xmas
cards. $2.50 per box. Call us for
more inlormation. Ph. WO 3-
'2840 or lnq. 201 -Benton.
Central School Carnival
Sat.," Nov:' 15th: beginning' at 5:'.KI
fM. dames, concessions, and
cafeteria.
St. Peter's Guild Bazaar
v. at ZimtYicrmans, Krl. and Sat.
9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mince meal
candy", cooked foods.
Fall Festival
Presbyterian ''Church, Thurs.
Nov. 13th. Bazaar, 2 P.M. on
i Coffee & C';ilte, 2P.M. to 4:30P.M.
Ham-Dinner, '6 P.M. to 7:30 P.M
JJDSTJt,OUNp
LOST: Orib female Boxer. Tan
with while chest. Collar with
license and rabies tag. Reward.1
Ph. WO 3 2780.
PERSONALS
5 '
ALL, Zloil 'Lutheran' members and'
friends are urged to uttend:
; Stewardship Sunday Services,1
NOV." HUH, Very important;
ANY QlhX in trouoio, ur needing
friendly advisor write, tele
phone or stop in at the Salva
tion Army.211 Fir St. WO S-W41.
SERVICES
FOR All Your, -Upholstery .Needs
Call EDWARDS UPHOLSTERY
Free estimates. Expert workman
ship and prompt service at prices
you can nllord. Ph. WO 3-3250,
TANS TREE SERVICE. Now is
the limo to get those trees
trimmed, reasonable rates. Free
estimates. Insured; Ph. WO 3
3601.
EAGLE CAP LAUNDRY
Enterprise, Ore.
dome Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Frl.
For Service, m. wo 3 0887,
SITUATIONS WANTED
s20
WANTED: Ironing tn do" in my
homo. Conluct or .write me.
Eocene Courts, No. 37.
KELP WANTED
21
BOOKKEEPER wanted: Experi
enced, lady preferred. Interna
tional Harvester Dealer at Jo
seph, Ore. Ph. Joseph, General
22391. '
HELP WANTED MALE
22
Fountain Girl ' '
at Char-bon-do Fountain.
No Phono calls.
HELP WANTED MALE
22
WANTED: 10 Boys to sell Ob
server cn the streets in downtown
Ln Grando. Come to the Ob
server Office at 3 P.M. each day.
Make your Xmas money now.
HELP WANTED FEMALE 23
Baby sitter wanted to take care
of small child in your 'home.
Write Observer Box 125.
PUMPS-IRRIGATION
32
O. C. TANDY ' '
WELL DRILLING
Thief Valley Road
Box 223. North Powder Ph. 2438
LIVESTOCK-POULTRY
34
For Sale: One Jennie Burro, also
ono Jack Burro. Cnn bo seen
at Virgil Weir's, across from
Fruitdale School.
La Grande Livestock Comm. Co.
Sale Every Thursday
Phone Otrice WO 3-2660
Boh Green k Barney Stephen"
GARDEN SUPPLIES 36
tmrmmmmlf'mmw'mmSmmt'mrmmmmmr
NEW lawns and gardens. Good
hlnpk fnn cm nr m tnrl mnnin'ii
Approx. 3-yard load, $10.00. Ph.
FOOD-FOOD SERVICE
39
' " CLARK'S" DAIRY "
Home owned and operated
Grade A milk & cream
FRESH DAILY
HOME DELIVERY
or
BY Till.; JUG AT
OUR STORE
, 7iic per gal.
2 Depot "Ph. WO 3-5312
BUiLDiNS MATERjAt , ,
WALLPAPER S'PECf ACiiLARH!
2,000 ROLLS ON SALE I
Double Rolls Inrom 40c to $2.50 per (rol I
: ALL IN STOCK I I
Fre.e Wallpaper Paste with Pyr.ch'asjet '
of $5.0p or More . t'
. ALSO I
Rubber Base Paint $3.98 per Gallon
All Sales Final, No Returns, No Refunds ' ' ' '
La Grande Paint & Wallpaper.
U4 Depot
We Give "S.&H."
wOME FURNISHINGS 1 ii
Assorted Colors V J
Samson Card Tables
Green Rust Tan Chartreuse Gray
Trimmed inr Natural, Gray, Blaclc
SPECIAL PRICE
"$7.95
Matching Crjairs Ayoilable '
BOH N EN K AMP'S
We .Give "sl&ft." Green Stamps
FOOD-FOOD SERVICE
t 3. I
THE ' MODEL' DAIRY
La Grandees 'oldest Dairy Wiijhcs
to Announce we are I !
Distributors for
CARNATION FRESH .
DAIRY PRODUCTS
At your Stores or at the Door
708 Alder 1 WO 2031
BUILDING MATERIAL. I 41
8 FT. 2x4a. $1!, per thouiand.
mmtu wood planer ends! u
Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc.,
KlKIn Ph HP: 7-Sflll. ElBln.
FEED & FUEL
43
Home of
LARRO FEEDS
. , ' Best by Test ..
Inland Poultry & Feeds;
1411! Jefferson Ph. WO 3-422,1
PRES-TO-LOGS!
Carload Arriving, Order Now!
Take Delivery from Car and
Save $1.00 Per Unit.
La Grande Lumber Co.
Fir & Jefferson Ph. WO 3-3113
Observer Want Ada Get Reiults
14" MILL WOOD
Call WO 3-5042 or Union 3651.
Box 185, Union. Ore.
LOGGING EQUIPMENT
44
Loggers Attention!
Used Logging Winch' to fit'
II-D-5 or T-D-fl or D-4.
Oregon Tractor
Depot St. Ph.. WO 3-2.H4
Homelite Chain Saw!
The only Saw with a 7 Month
Guarantee. See or call Tor Free
Demonstration at
. TWO GI'S '
SUPPLY CENTER
1005 Adams
Ph. WO 3-5431
MISC. FOR SALE
50
4x5 Speed Graphic, case, flash,.
tillers, cut . tilinliolders and
HeighlnndiV Strobe Ligllt. Value
$548.00, will sell for $325.55. Like
new condition. Leica 111 F. F.R.8.
Elmer lens and case. Value
$209.00, will sell fr $125.00. Like
new condition. Inquire 2005 N
Ave. Ph. WO 3-4li55.
Complete carpenter's hand tool
set. Drills, saws, planes etc.
$145. I'll. WO 3-32117 utter 0 P.M.
Oriental Gifts!
Lovely new group of Oriental Wood
Block Prints. Wonderful for your
own home or that Special Gift
for Christmas.
THE TOWN HOUSE
1308 Adams
YARN, Bcrnnts, Beehive. Lilvs.
Fleece Gold 4 07.., 4 ply $1,00,
2 oz. $.59. Needles, Books.
Trickel Elec, 2910 3rd St.
Baker, Ore.
Guns, Scopes, Ammo. & Accofc
sories at Bargain prices. Most
anytthing taken in trade. Wo
rent Guns. TRADER BILL'S
HOME FURNISHING
ill
12 Place, setting of Winlerlinc
Bavarian China. Brand new.
$!. Ph. WO 3-3287 nfler (I P.M.
ELECTR.IC APPLIANCES
52
HAVE two Pric-a-way freezers for
across irom rruiidalc School.-
sale or trade. See Virgil Weir,
'BUILDIHS WATgRjAj. ' 41
SALE, SALE.
Ph. WO'3-5121
Green Stamps
rlOME FURNISHINGS
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES ' '52-
Used. Xppliances '7
One real good kjtclKjnaide Dish
washer, $149.95. Refrigerators as
low as $59.50. -30 Gal: gas 'water
heateronly $25., oil heaters $20.
to $40. ! ) I '
DOLYENS V
108 Depot ' ; - -: Ph, WO 3-3327
"i ' "i" -i iyfV'fvLriri.ri'ij"Uiri.i ijLi u v 1.1 u
SPORTING GOODS 57
Winchester Model ' 70
300 H & II, Magnum, fired six
times. $95. Phi: WO 3-3287 after.
0 P.M. . s i :
"Elk Hunters" ":
Tents, T a r p s, Sleeping Bags,
Winl cr Underwear, Jackets,
Parkas, Boots. "Everything -;for,
; . the.. Hijnler. ,, ' V1' . ;. i .
?Outdoor Supply I
1212 Adams
HOIICCa BOD CAl 0 ..... Am .
AAAAaAaAAAaaaVaMiFVaarVVfVaa'WVVVaa
Union Home
Thren hedrnfim rmirin nni-l Itncn.
ment, furnaco heat, one-half, block
ot ground. Morawooa lloors. cnerry
trees, garage. Curtains, drapes and
floor . coverines. Prien i Sll son
Terms. "See .
: 1 ' -'
Knight Real Estate;
Union, Ore. V
WESTENSKOW
& NEBEKER '
Foley Bldg. ' Ph. WO 3-5321
MODERN 2-bcdroom house on
' north side near school and city
center. Small down payment,
, balance like rent. , Immediate
possession. Ph. WO 3-2248. '
Needed Immediately!
South Side Home'
Bedroom homo! nrn'fpr small
yard. Between $6,000. and $7,000.
Please call us if you're ready1 to
sell. --
2-Bedroom House '
On north side. $750. down, balance
- like rent.
Merle Burling
Salesman
Mayi lower Ins.
1103 Adnlns' ' - !Ph. WO 3-5450
Exford Smith, Realtor
Offices in La Grande & Baker
Bill Thomas
Real
"Estate
' Ph. WO 3-3173
207 Depot "
2-BF.DROOM homo on the south
side. Half basement. $6,950.
Terms.. Inq. 1601 K Ave. or Ph.
after 6 P.M. WO 3-4007,
SELL or Trade: A two bedroom
home -in .Tho Dalles, with a
glasscd-ln back porch for sun
room or extra bedroom, plus full
basement ' fixed as recreation
room. For sale or trade ; for
' similar house in La Grande or
immediate adjacent area. Con
tnol ' -II. E. Philby, Evening
Observer.
VV. E. WILKINS -
Real Estate & Insurance
Sac Annex Ph. WO 3-2136
' NELLE GRIMMETT-
, Real Estate
4th & Depot " " Ph. WO Si312
WILLIAMSON'S
Real Estate & Insurance Service
- Ph. WO 3 4311 ' ,-f
I HOUSES TOR RENT" ; U i
3-ftpOM mpdprn iouse. Furnished
close-in. -Jinq.- I4io,-ook . st
Ph,WO ,1-5335.
aArS'aara.riaM.i
ARTS. FOR KENT 1
" Two '3R.oom Apts.' '
. E-nrnichnrf Coi" fl-' ' '
& H.lllKlt, 1,1.-11 IIUVI.'
Inq;. 1405 7th St.
'Bachelor "Apt.
Sti-am ')i(!at', ''iiic'an,' c'lose-in,
reasdnahlo. 1908 2nd. Ph. WO 3-2328
3-UOOM ;furnished Apt. for rent
Private bath, garage. Pennsyl
vania Apts.i 902 Penn.
I furnished Apt. and 1 unfur
nished Apt. Both have 3-rooms,
; private bath, steam heat. .Adults
only. Inq. 1702 2nd. St,
Attractive Apt.
Furnished. 1G10 4th St.
Inq. Chase Bohnenknmp.
SMALL furnished Apt. Heal, hot
water, 101s 01 storage. 3-uiocks
from Post Office. Inq, 1904 -3rd.
St. - - - ...... :
1 and 2-room furnished opts, for
ligllt housekeeping. Ph. WO :3
5340 or Inq. 1712 Cedar.- "
ROOMS FOR RENT '
it
ONE 'Tight" housekeeping room.
All utilities furnished. - Also one
sleeping'- room, outside entrance,
close in, reasonable. . I n q.
1601 Washington. ' '
WANTED TO RENT ' 70
3-Bedrodrn House
in College Area. Ph. WO 3-4534.
MONEY TO LOAN 81
,'" SAUARY' -EOANS" v -
PAY BACK MONTHLY
SECURITY -LOAN & FINANCE
110' ''Depot' 'A Ph. WO 3-3134
5 ...LAND BANK LOANS 5
Notional ' Farm Loan Association
New- Foley 'BIdg. La Grande,
'Ore. .$ .. i ,. .-.
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES " 83
FOR Lease by Richfield Oil Cor-
porution, exclusive marketers of
. Boron gusoline,' well located ser
vice stations in Lo Grande :and
Pendleton. FlntJ ' opportunity for
conscientious -young men.' Fin
ancial help available To "quali
fied persons. Training In engine
tune-tip and brake 'work given
if desired, also insurance and
other benefits. Ph. WO 3-2821.
TIRES & ACCESSORIES
?!
Snow tread "Retreads.' All guar
anteed 12 months. Wards snow
treads are built from selected
carcasses using new Hire tread
stock. Buy one or pair & save.
MONTGOMERY WARD. -
IN STOCK: 14 INCH SNOW CAPS
To Tiiakb your : driving safer;,
more tree from skids. Schriver's
Flying. A. 1701 Adams.
TRUCKS & TRAILERS -
4
PICK-UPS i
'55 Chev. - 3-Speed
'41 Chev. 4-Speedi
'55 Ford 3-Speed!
'54 ..'Dodige 3-Speed
'52 Dodge 4-Speed
' '$125 & Up
M: J.GOSS
MOTOR CO,
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
AUTO FOR RENT 95
Trucks for rent u you drive
Move yourself save half
MAC'S MOBIL SERVICE -1434
Adams Phone WO 3-4409
AUTOS FOR SALE
96
1957 -Mercury
4-Door Sedan
Automatic transmission, radio,
heater, new tires.
DOWN PAYMENT
$760
30 MONTHS TO PAY
Gettings-Lynch
Motor Co.
Pontine Buick Cadilac
Adams & Hemlock Ph. WO 3-3431
TWO Hudson Coupes. Will make
good stock cars. One is a 1938,
One is 1940. Ph. WO 3-55(13. - :
1951 Chev. 4-Dpor
Very clean, good paint job. '
$495
HAND FORD
SALES
' Chestnut &' Jefferson
Pope John XXIII Talks
With Canadian Official
VATICAN CITY ll!PI Cn
nmjinii Prime Minister John Dio
fenhaker today was received in
private audience "by Pope John
XXIII in the papal studio in the
Pontiff's - first audience with a
head of government. The audi
ence was informal find lasted 10
minutes. Diefenbnkor was accom
panied by his wife and their son,
Elmer. ,
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ALL BEAUTIFUL Rugged
pilings,' pretty giAl,. stately, ar-'-chitceturc-all:
have their .'ap
pealing qualiti.es.: Joanne'
Boynno poses against the back
drop of Loyoln University in
Chicago on Lake Michigan, i
'Implied Consent'
Leg islation Asked.
For Drunk Cases
SAL.M HJPIi Allo.-ney Gen
eral Robert - Y. . Thornton has
urged early passage of a la-.v In
creasing the use of chemical tests
in suspected "drunk driving"
cases. - - '. ' . - ' , '
Thornton called' for "implied
consent" legislation which would
imply the consent of any person
who operates a motor vehicle In
the state and who is later arrest
ed for drunken driving, to submit
to blood, breath or other tests
used in determining the amount
of alcohol consumed. ' tr 1;
He said the alcohol is a factor
in as high as 30 per cent of fatal
automobllo - accidents and . that
stronger enforcement -against ;al-cohol-influcnced
drivers is a 'nec
essity In reducing ' the accident
and death toll. ' ' " ?
Under Thornton's . proposal, any
driver who refused tho test would
have his driver's license , suspend
ed "subject -to a hearing. 1 .
New Penal Code
Set In Romania
FRANKFURT, Germany (UPI)
A harsh new. "reign of terror"
penal code has been .imposed pn
Romania but The Communist te-
gime has concealed it from the
people. . .
The' code, which Includes the
death sentence tor minor em
bezzlement or for having contact
with foreigners, has never been
published or broadcast even 'in
part by the Romanian press or
radio.
Romanians have learned of the
penal' code through Radio -Free
Europe in Munich, -which has been
transmuting the text regularly
to 'Romania. -. ;
"The code calls for prison terms
of Sip to five years for the "pub
lication, roprodiiction or dissemin
ation of false news, if such news
is of a nature to disturb public
tranquility," R.F.E. said.
Girl Ousted From Pub
Following Strip Act
LONDON (UPI) A pretty teen
age girl was kicked out of a Soho
District cabaret Tuesday night for
doing a hot cha-cha-cha in only
her panties, it was reported Wed
nesday. Everybody in the cabaret
stopped dancing when the girl,
who was not identified, started
taking off her red dress to 'the
rhythms of a cha-cha-cha, it was
reported. But when tho girl re
moved her brassiere and contin
ued to dance in nothing but her
panties, bandleader Stanley Best
took her by the arm and marched
her off tho floor. "
Best . said he was so surprised
by the girl's impromptu strip act
that "I nearly choked on my sax
ophone." ' ' !-. '
Lebanon Firm Gets Bid
On River Bank Repair
PORTLAND .UPI)-Floyd
Grahm ' 'Construction ' Companyj
Lebanon, has ibten' awarded a
$41,999 contract for repair and
reconstruction of .bank protection
works nUTomaset '-location -plong"
the right bank of the Saritiam riv
er, according to the Portland Dis-,
Irict, Corps of Engineers.
' The location is three miles
northwest of Jefferson in Marion
oouhty. Grahm' had bid $56,356,
but Army Engineers reduced Jhc
quantity of work in accordance
Willi specifications because of
fund limitations. The work must
be completed in 43 calendar days.
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. By ELMER C. WALZER
' UPI 'Financial Editor -1
NEW "YORK- (UPI) . Tax
experts 'warn' earnestly those who'
would -adjust- their portfolios fop
tax purposes to -remember well
two periods of 'time thirty days,'
and six months. ": . !
These' ' arc not sentences ;tor
failure to do something.' They are'
periods of time that rate top taJ
porlance in rcbuying exactly the
same stocks sold for tax pur-'
poses. If you rebuy the same
stocks within" thirty days, you
get no tax benefit from the sale,
made in the first place. ' '
' The six-month period is the line
of demarcation between a short-i
term and a long-term capital
gain or Moss. A long-term capital
gain or joss Is a gain or loss
taken on stocks held for more
than six months. 'A short -term'
one- is on -stocks held -for six
months or less.- "
"Even though the experts do not
expect too much tax selling this'
year, it doesn't mean there won't:
bo any, Many will ' want to take;
profits - or dosses i'for "tax pur
poses. If thcy weift to buy back
the -same stocks they had better
begin to think about-their trading
to accomplish, that .before the end
ef the year. n-!
While the overages have shown
consistent - gains, many '- issues
New Labor. Reform Bill Being
Readied By Senatpr McClfelJan
WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen.
John .' LV "McClellan (D-Arki is
working on a new labor reform
bill expected to be tougher' than
the Kenncdy-Ives bill which was
passed by tho Senate but reject
ed by the House this year.
McClellan, -chairman of the Sen
ate Rackets Committee, disclosed
Tuesday that he -plans to offer
a bill to the new Congress which
will convene in January. He said
the need for legislation . is al
ready clear." . ,
The rackets group Thursday will
open intensive hearings-into sec
ondary boycotts union campaigns
Business Quarter
Witnesses New Hi
'CHICAGO (UP"!) -k .marketing
specialist's havb said the current
business quarter Ts witnessing new
highs in the dollar output of goods'
and services. The Upswing will
continue through 1959 and into
1960, he said.
Robert J. Eggert, marketing re
search "manager for Ford 'Alotor
Co., said auto industry s a 1 e's
should be up 20 per cent over
1958 figures 'next year.' Eggert
spoke at a statistical session ;of
the annual meeting of the Ameri
can Pctroleurh Institute: '-1"-"
Eggert cited as reasons for the
expected upturn in 1959: - . :
The rebuilding of inventories.
Continued spending by feder
al,-state, and local governments.
Increasing durable , g 0 0 d s
sales. - -. -
Consunier and business optim
ism. - : 1.. ' " . . :
A small increase in capital
goods spending by the last quar
ter of 1959. m ! - ' - 1
'Disposable income is expected
to reach an allrtime 'high in 1959
and liquid assets of consumers,
even allowing for the change 'in
price level,, already exceed 1955
levels," Eggert said. ' ;
Increase In Rolio
Cases Reported
WASHINGTON ; UPI) The
current outbreak of polio lias cast
a shadow on The nation's . bright
ening health picture, government
reports showed Wednesday. j.
The U.S. Public Health Service
released a study Tuesday showing
a sharp reduction during 1957 in
reported cases of such . diseases
as polio, diphtheria, encephalitis.
Hepatitis, Malaria, tuberculosis
and typhoid -fever. , , - :i .1 . 1
The report said there was 5,458
cases of polio in 1957. the, lowest
number since 1942 and a-'drop: of'
anout two-thirds Trom the 1956
total. . -;! ' - . .-
But latest figures -for- 1958
5,104 cases up to -Nov. '1 nearly
match . the final figure for 1937
and paralytic polio is still on the
rise. There were 2,510 paralytic
cases in the first 10 irhonths of
this year compared with 2,499 for
the whole of 1957; v rr- .' .
Health service officials put pri
mai-y blame for the rise oh public
apathy in getting anti-polio shots
v '' JSSST , j ',:aayf
NEW MERCURY Showing of the 1959 Mer
cury Friday and Saturday at Hand Ford Salas
company ai Chvimut and J'tfarton streets will
fearura rh 20th annivcrtary modala of tha
Mercury. Digned for the medium-price field,
the new Mercury has 15 modeli in four terlei,
Given Oh Tax Selling
have not risen with them. Hence
many stock -buyers 'have losses
they'll want:to take for tax pur
poses this year.
. The Bears have piled up losses,
if 'they cover their positions their
realized losses will bo big ones.
They can take them "and offset
11-tHiu
m- ,l. U..11 .X? If nnv
aten stock traders tSbear and
biiU positions simultaneously so
this could be a correct conclu
sion, Losses, either long or short
term, can -bc used - 'to offset
profits. If (he result is a long
term profit, the stock trader can
do one of two things: pay a flat
capital gains tax of 25i per cent
or report half the profit, and pay
taxes the regular wayi. -' 1
The 25 per cent limit on the
tax , becomes meaningful to in
dividuals with more than $16,000
income $32,000 if husband and
wife -filed a joint return.
' If the net result of .' offsetting
losses and gains comes out 0 loss,
the loss -can be deducted within
certain limits. In event the loss
is more than $5,000, that is the
limit that can be taken and -it
must be spread over' five years
afa thousand a. year If.lherc are
no capital gains to offset it in
the interim.
.Suppose you want to take a
gain or loss for tax purposes and
lt ' niekoiinp or other tactics
against companies noU directly in-'
volved in labor dispute's." McClellan-
'relumed to the capital Tues
day to preside over the new hear
ings. ' ''" "' ".." .'
Although McClellan; would not
discuss details of his new bill, it
was recalled that, at the 'last ses
sion of Congress , he sponsored a
bill of his own which 'Was broad
er and tougher 'than" the' measure
sponsored by Rackets Committee
members John IT.- Kennedy (D
Mass.) and -Irving. Mi '"Ives (R
N.Y.) . i: 1 1 : .
His new proposal also; was ex
pected to go firther.,' than The
Kennedy-Ives proposaf ' which was
widely considered as; "mild."'
McClellan- decljned-. to- discuss
the .scope of his tompiittec's new
inquiry, beyond a previous ' an
nouncement that 'Witnesses-, would
fye called from New -York, Texas,
Oklahoma, Nebraska, 'Ohio ; and
othcr;arcas. '- ''' 1 ",V! i'' '
The Kcnnedy-Ivcs bill "included
some but not . al) of 'the recom
mendations made; by 'the McClel
lan group after its first ihearings.
McClellan gave it his support as a
compromise. ... .:'' . -
Exercise Suffers
Third Fatality !
SAN SIMEON (UPD-Exercisc
Rocky Shoals suffered its third fa
'tnlUy. Tuesday when anJtrmy en
listed man was crushed to death
when a bulldozer slipped' 'during
loading operations. :- ,
The victim's name'; was with
held pending notification ' of kin.
Two other men were killed Men
day when their liBht ola'ne1 crashed
into a hillside. They were the first
victims of the week-long' amphib
lous operation conducted by 40000
Army and Jiavy .personnel, i-
The men who , participated . in
the exercise drew, praise -Tues
day, but the maneuver .area drew
criticism. r-
Lt. Gen. Charles D. Palmer,
Sixth Army Commander and di
rector of the exericsc,,said it was
a" "gratifying success." Troop per-
formance was -above f expecta
tions, . - - ,
But Rear Adih. C.K. Duncan,
commander of the amphibious Op
erations, said the Central Califor
nia Coastal Area "put an oppres
Sivc restriction 6n realism"- be
cause of the amount of private
property involved andx the neces
sity . to . avoid damage... f-
Duncan suggested that the
Olympic Peninsula in Washington
or Kodak island in Alaska might
nave neon more suitable. ;
HEARING DATE CHANGED
SALEM tUPIi-- Public' Utility
Commissioner Howard Morgan
has reassigned the date for .hear
ing in .the application of , Southern
Pacific, Pacific Motor Trucking
Company ' and Railway Express
Agency for authority to withdraw
their agent from Carlton.-' J
The hearing now is 'set , for Nov.
24 ih Carlton. It .was: postponed
from; Nov.. 20; f
still wont to hold the same stocks
you have now:-The firm of Fran
cis I.- Du Tont 4 Co. has worked
-.hat one out. i
You can sell your stocks or
bonds, wait 30 days and then buy
back the same stocks.
you can sen ine siocks or
. 'j : lill.. 1 ...
hnndS ami hiuih.-iu;ij miv ram.
parable, not identical securities.
After 30 days you may reverse
the trade and repurchase the
original securities.
You can sell ' your stocks or
bonds short, buy back the same
issues, wait for more than 30
days and deliver the old stocks
or bonds to cover the short sale.
That's not a wash sale in the
eves of the tax collector.'
'You can bify an . additional
amount of stocks or bonds, dou
bling your original commitment.
Cnrrv this for 30 days and (hen
sell the original stocks or, bonds,
establishing the tax loss, yet re
taining a position equal to the
original commitment.
Sales for lax losses can; be
made in the ..regular way right
up to the close on Dec. 31. Sales
to-establish capital gains must be
made by Dec."24 at the latest, to
allow for delivery of the ; stocks.
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BRISTOL, England (UPD-A11
outdoor bulletin board offered two
pounds reward today for: '
"Lost: Largo miuciog,, iiaen
spots on back. Eat anything. Par
ticularly fond "of children."
LONDON ' (UPI) Kenneth
Evans, 18, a piggery worker,
looked around to see why the
pigs were being so quiet while he
cleaned their pen. Evans found
they were eating -his pay. . He sal
vaged just $1 of the $15 that had
fallen from, his pocket.
PORTSMOUTH,- England (UPI)
Police had to rescue ' a dog
from the birds Sunday, The Gold
en Labrador retriever had chased
a pair' of swans into a pond.
There they turned on the dog,
swam him ashore on an island
and kept; him There, until police
arrived 'with 'a boat. - , "
LAURENS, Iowa (UPI) Mrs.
R.-:W. -Lind served up pheasant
to her family Sunday . the first
day: -of, hunting season and the
first one she ever bagged. She
found it under hor .daughter's'
bed: ...
MCMURDO SOUND, Antarctica
(UPI) One pilot of the Navy's
VX6 squadron lost-. not only- his
rakish' beard bin? a "customer"
today to Capt. Robert J. Scagle's
order that everybody shave. .
"I'd have flown' anywhere will
that fellow," said one wondering
member of the squadron of the
shaven pilot. "Now he. looks like
a seared little boy."-' 5
HOBOKEN, N. J. (UPI) -Reopening
of the Park Avenue
viaduct, closed for repairs for
three years, almost didn't come
off Monday. City officials had to
send to a store for ribbon to cut to
complete the ceremony. 1
NEW YORK (UPI) "The
1958 Statistical Guide for New
York City" disclosed, ' among
other facts and figures, that
there are 90,984 fire hydrants in
the five boroughs. "
GREENVILLE, Mass'. (UPI) -The
name of Sen. John C. 'Slen
nis (D-Miss.) accidentally was
left off the ballot-in .Washington
County, election officials said Mon
day. But it didn't make any dif
ference. He was unopposed for
reelection.
MILAN, Italy (UPI) Palmiro
Fottini, 62,. worked industriously
on a- little .wooden foot bridge
spawning the Molgora Creek near
here and federal police nodded
with satisfaction. But when they
asked him about his work he dis
closed he was dismantling the
bridge for firewood. The police
arrested him. ... -
DETROIT (UPI) Victor Lu
cas, 31, set up a fake company,
issued phony payroll checks and
cashed 13 of them to the tune of
$1,199. - Lucas; was check-mated
Monday by Recorder's Court
Judge. -John P. Scallen Who sen
tenced mm to 2 to 14 years.
i n i-. fc.Mt .'tJC
including the only two-dsor station wagon in
the medium-price range. cNew compound' curv
ed windshield and rear window increase the
glas aera more than AO per cent at the front
rtd 4o per cent it the rear. Pictured above it
the Park Lane four-door Cruiser.
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