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OUT OUR WAY By J. R. William OUR BOARDING HOUSE 71 With Major Hoople STi A HOKCIJPiNI-..' ,': I IIOW- ) Hit-T AIN'T SO mam m U J M SOOP CJEACOUS'I' ' I POMS ( PUMB-.-IT POfcS . SKILLED AT M- A V WHAT WAS . fr--r?7 i cpw T ojow L'. l she IJ cook like th' 1 T rRSOfJArN& jr Jt THAT? "DRAT f" liESl7 "merpcMAse r'KA.j'Y V thiwks ( Bie fog is cot , I SAV.CHACMIN6 1 1 ffPrsU S IT TH7W2P " L-ySy-iM Vsas, ffi6 , -lKP,u!yvcr- aSLoP JX weccw- 71 -i$ it risible .I1 flV-ta Pi X - 6fcTTIN6 TESTY Jr MAV ff C ... cocat .j ; 4.,, if ' THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE By Wilson Scruggs . ( l KMOrV HOW ureETTIk)6 THIS K, , J IT'S PKOBABLV AKJOTM6E ) J f" ',"' 'VTJITj RSSi FlS JILL,BUTlTWaaBOVEK . KEroCTEe.I'MSOSlOc) llL6ET 'W iM i ! :" 'j ' 1 1 i FRECKLESAND HISRS ' ' '"y Merrill Blower "" ' 'faBETrpJor" CAPTAlH 6RUB6LE I Ml capVT F1 I l-SHor AMy There's hectors dad) askTWAT, ooesN'reo after! gle-J CpTtrai iT rr IPHv . GONNA ASK HIM 'F TAG--. CROCKS HIMSELF 1 JB6o T5G 7a nesca tsat CAPTAIN- EASY . 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UPI- The Doak li; a no.., lono rnnnlllc of hovering, going straight up or flvinf likp a r.nn..ni;n.,al nrnft. " " t V LI 1 L1UI' - - has completed successfully its first flight test, the Army announced luuiiy. The craft. dpsinnainH Urn CZ4DA hy the Army, was hailed as more uuupiuuie man the helicopter De- CnilSfi Of jtc: llninim hnrrnl.ch.niUrl power plants located on the tips of its wings. The power plants, which , look l'kc large encased fans can swivel . into positions which make the craft act like, a conventional plane or a helicopt er.. : IT '- ; 9 Thn Armv said the Doak 10-was designed for longer ranges and higher speeds than nciicopicrs. anu wild be used as a liaison piane. It was . built by Doak Aircraft, Torrance, Calif. - I.iliuokalani was the last reigning monarch of the Hawaiian Islands. .. DAILY XV L0G 2KREM A KXLY f KHQ TV 4 TV O TV . TUESDAY BureauOf Standards Lists Rules To Escape Lightning WASHINGTON (UPI) This is the" season of thunder and light ning, and the National Bureau of Standards hopes you know the rules for not getting hit As prepared by the bureau's codes and safety standards sec tion, here they are: A. Do not .go out or stay out during thunderstorms if you don't have to. Stay inside "where it is dry, preferably away from fire places, stoves, and other metal objects." ' B. If you have a choice of she! tor, choose I in the following or derl large metal or metal-frame buildings, buildings protected against lightning, and. in the case of unprotected buildings, large ones rather than small. C. If you can't avoid being out of doors, keep away from small sheds or buildings in an exposed location, and from isolated trees, wire fences, hilltops, and wide open spaces. D. Seek shelter in a cave, depression in the ground, a deep valley or canyon, the foot of steeo or overhanging cliff, dense oods, or a grove of trees. "What should golfers and other people do in thunderstorms? Get indoors if you can. Automobiles, if metal topped, are generally safe. uoais. especially saiiuoats, are not, unless adequate grounding is provided for masts and stays by conductors with underwater term inals. "And it's well for swimmers to come out bf the water." Homo owners, according to the bureau, should discourage Tats LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME: NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to a hearing dulv and regularly held in the County Court union county, Oregon, on June I59, In the Matter of the Ap cation of KATHRYNE MARIE AMPMAN for Change of Name of BRUCE LYNN GIPSON, minor. application of the petitioner lor change of the name of said minor was granted, and a Decree therefor duly made and entered on said date. The former "Bruce Lynn GiDson' La uranae, union County, Ore- on. win, meretore be henceforth known and designated; as: BRUCE LYNN SIMMONS" Dated and published this !)th day of June, 1959. GEO. L. ANDERSON, JU. Attorney for Petitioner Pub. June 9. 1959. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhat the undersigned has been appointed the administrator of the estate of John Lee Shaffer, de ceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Union County, and has qualified. All persons having claims against id estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified and with proper vouchers, to the undersigned at the office of his attorney, at 6 Sommer Building, La Grande, Oregon, within six (6 months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published, Mav 19. 1959. Date of last publication, June 1959. WALTER R. SHAFFER, Administrator. Ross E. Hearing Altorncy at Law Sommer Building Ij Oaihlo. Oivpon Pub. May U, 26, June 2, 9, i;i59. and mice from building nests in the attic. A vagrant lightning bolt finds such a nest as good as tinder." These rules, the bureau said were worked out by John A. Dick inson of the safety section who has been studying lightning and other hazards for 40 vcars. Dickinson has concluded among oilier things that: "Occupants of the modern low, ranch-typ? house may feel relatively safe from lightning un less the house Is the highest thing in an open space, Lightning rods are fine if they provide a means by which a bolt "may enter or leave the earth without passing through non-con ducting parts of the house such as wood,, brick, tile, or concrete." 5:00 Newsbcat Ni.ns Sports Cn'', (,1,ost 6:15 " DollK Kilwards 6::t0 Sugarfoot flroen Thumb Front Pag-a ' :45 " IMuy Unlf " 7:00 " ! December Bride ; Stuvo Canyon 7:15 " . " 7:0 Wyatt Earp To Tell tho Truth Jim. Itodeors Show 7:1 ' " 8:no . Rifleman 7 l'c k's Hail (Jlrl Ciillirn1a.ns 8:ir, , , " 8:.I0 Naked City Red Skelton Summer on Ico HAS " , " , !l:00 Alcoa Theatre Garry Moore " 8:ir " " 9:30 Twenty Six Men " l'layhouso 6 0:45 " 10:00 Niiihtbcat Dr. Hudson Journal " 10:15 Jack Taar " "::, " NlKht Edition . 1: '3 i,Hio Show - '-"' Movie 11:00 " T. ; ' 11:18 " .. 11:30 Dateline Europe " 11:45 ' .. " . , WEDNESDAY 7:30 Cont Classroom 7:1.5 8:00 On The Co Doutrh Ra Ml 8:18" 8:30 , SaIn Levenson Treasure Hunt 8:45 " 9:00 ' 1 Love Lucy Price Is Right 9:15 " . h . 9:30 TP Dollar Concentration 9:48 " 10:00 , Love Of Life Tic Tac Dough 10-30 Sonr-ph for Tomorrow It Could Be Tou 10:45 Quirting Light " 11:00 AcroxH thu lioard Movio - Queen For a Day 11:15 11:30 Pantomime Quia Ilncuis Bnggla 11:4.-. " " 12:00 Music IiiliKO H' A Great Life Young Dr. Malone 12:30 Romper Room A the World Turns From These Roots 12:45 " ,- 1:00 Day In Court Jimmy Dean Show Truth or Conseq. 1:15 " . , 1:30 Oalo Storm Show Hoiifiepartjr. County Fair 1:45 ' " 2:l0 Heat Tho Clock Big Payoff .Matlneo on Six 2:15 " 2.30 Who Do You Trust Verdict la Tours ' 2:4 5 " " ' 3:00 Am. Bundsland ""Brighter1 Day 3:15 " Secret Storm 3:30 " Kdgo of Night " ; " Our Clang 4:00 I'.ip.-yo. Clirr Cnrl Show I Led Three Lives 4:15,- ... i y, 1 I ' . , .. . . 4:30 " Enrly Show Four Thirty Movio ' 4:45 " 5:00 Joe l'alooka " , " 5:15 " ' 8:30 Mickey Mouse Club " ,1m. 5:45 l.lte-0 NBC1 News This log is made up from information by Television Stations and its accuracy cannot be (guaranteed by the La Grande Evening Observer. assays The Great Whiske-pf ' I IIJ ry THIS GREAT KENTUCKY WHISKEY COMES IN TWO BOTTLINGS! $000 ' ea pa $460 fM lit 45 Qh hV ' 'I Si- SUNNY gft., t BROJ?" 3 suRw n:sr;i'.' 5 brook 00 proof 1 I K,Vm-t 8TRAIOMT " I !,.. .W BLtNOBO WHISKEY There are two great tastes in American whiskey. Some people prefer blends. Others' like straight bourbon. With the quality assur ance of Sunny Brook you can buy either. 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