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By J. k. Williams OUR BOARDING HOUSE With Major Hooplo
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THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE By Wilson Scruggs
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Labor Dispute
Is Spreading ,
SALEM (UPD The month-long
labor dispute between Willamette
valley sand and gravel operators
and Teamsters local 324 has
sipread to other crafts!
Carpenters, electricians, plumb-
lers and other craft workers walk-
Ied off three construction jobs here
in a "sympathy" move.
Pat Blair, who represents cc-
I ment contractors said "it is now
apparent that this will have to be
settled in the federal courts."
He said an injunction would be
.sought to prevent pickcliiiii uJ
jobs- involving cement.
Salem Building Trades Council
Representative Charles Wester
gard said his craft employes
"won't work on jobs where 'rat
cement is used.'1
Employers Wednesday sent an
ultimatum to the Teamsters tell
ing them to return Jo work or risk
losing their jobs. '
ARTIST AWARDED
LONDON (UPD The U.S. Air
Force Thursday awarded its high
est civilian honor the excep
tional service award to London
artist Frank E. Beresford who
painted pictures of American air
men in Britain during World
War II.
DAILY JV LOG
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FRIDAY
6:00 Nuwabeut NVwh Hi Hporta Caviili'iidu of Si,rl.s
6:15 Iouk Ktlwards "
6:30 Rln Tin Tin Kiiu lililo "
6:45 " . " p,rr:it Inir Mens
7:00 Wult Dixney I Ten. " Klliry Quufll
7:15 " "
7:30 ' Amnteur Hour "
7:45- '; " ,
8:00 Tonili.HtoriB Terr. I'lill Silvers .M Suuud
8:15
8:30 77 Punnet Strip Tienl.zvnun with The Thin Man
8:45 " A.lviMilure '
0:00 " Thu Llnuup Suuulnl Agent 7
9:15 " "
9:30 Colonel Flnck XlcKiMizlo's riiilili.rB Uuckxldn
9:45 "
10:00 NlKhlhent Solcllers of I-'orliuia Mik,- lliiiniller
10:15 Ja:K 1'nar "
'0:30 " Nlirht H.llllon N.-wa
10:r' l.iilf Slum- . Mnvle
11:00 " - ""'
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11:30 Dntollno TOuropo -
11:45 " -
12:00 I Spy " T.
12:15 "
SATURDAY '
Farm Summitry
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9:5 Hnwhnll rinmn
!J:!f5 .." I Led Thrcu I.lvi-s
10:15
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12:45 , ,
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1:30
1:45
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HorkU and Jeckln I Led Three l.lvea
80 BeaHet Wmp.rnel ,,, Jlo(d , . Trta Blory, . ,
3:30 Vaitahond ho Ranger D. teellvo Diary
4:30 Unci. AVa Cob '. 1 Ac(1n
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5:00 Jubilee USA Farmer .Alfalfa jj
5:30 Champ, llowllnir Miirhty Mouio Northwest raaaate
Bennett Reports On
Hearing For RMA
A report by Ed Bennett on the
recent Portland heating of the
Wage and Hour Commission's
Order No. 9 was heard by the
Retail Merchants Association yes
terday afternoon at a meeting held
at the Sacajawea.
The groun also was informed
tfiat the city's clean-up campaign
this week is proceeding "on
schedule," with the Lions, Ki
wanis and Rotary Clubs and Eagles
Lodge-carrying out their phases
of the drive.
Loren Hughes. RMA president,
was 'In charge of the meeting and
Dale Fredericks, clean-up chair
man for the association, reported
on campaign progress.
iiii ig maafl up from information Dy television aTauons ana it
accuracy cannot ba auarantaad by the La Grande Evening Observer.
Observer, La Grande, Ore., Fri., June 12, 1959 Page 6
BEAUTY TO WED
COLUMBIA, SC. (UPD-Betty
Lane Cherry, "Miss United
States" of 1957, disclosed Thurs
day that she will marry former
University of South Carolina foot
ball star Johnny Gramling next
September.
Ford Caravan Due .
Here On Saturday
Ford Motor Company's Caravan
of Progress a re-enactment of the
Vnrk to Seattle race-.
will make an overnight stop in
La Grande at 4 p.m. saiuraay, arid
will be on display between Adams
and Washington streets. It wiU
leave town at 7:30 a.m. Sunday
morning for Summervill?, Elgin,
Weston, and Milton Freewater.
Beer Is Healthy ..
Chemist Reports
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. UPI
Beer may be considered the most
healthful of all beverages, includ
ing milk, a Latin American re
search chemist said Thursday.
Hernun Perez, Bogota, Colom
bia, told the Inter-American Food
Institute meeting here that beer
provides quick caloric energy
and is rich in carbohydrates, min
eral salts and vitamins. He said
the inclusion of beer in the diet
"must be only considered benefi
cial in all cases both for healthy
or for ailing people."
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Afore car t(an this Impala Sport Coupe is hard to find at any price.
clings lo carves like a cat on a carpet !
the iravel-lovin9 Chevrolet
Nothing else Iiut a dyed-in-the-wool
sports ear like the Corvette
ran take a turn with such solid
assurance 1
It's easy to see where Chevrolet
Bets its road sense. With bip; coil
spriliirs at every wheel, a firm, wider
stance and all of its pounds dis
tributed with painstaking care,
Chevy's burn with iL
The only thing that may be hard to
understand is how it can offer the
ride it does, along with so many
other luxury-car virtues, and still
compete in the low-price field.
We use the word comprfe only In
the sense of price. For with a ride
as special as Chevy's, real com
petitors are hard to come by.
There's a world of difference be
tween Chevrolet's coil springs at all
four wheels and the leaf springs
that most other cars still use. Take
a Chevy down a snaky back road
and you'll feel the difference in the
sure way it holds through curves
and shoots over rough spots with
hardly a ripple.
This one's really
made to travel
and loves every
minute of it.
Visjt the General Motors Exhibit at the Oregon Centennial Exposition in Portland, and see your local authorized Chevrolet dealei
H. J. GOSS MOTOR CO.
1415 ADAMS LA GRANDE ' WO 3-2712
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