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All restrictions on choice of hen-' 11 M > A a ■ ew «eht Control Policies Expected fcarÄS " P _| A ••■FS ¿K SOH M STORIES OF HOW NAMES HEÉPED MAKE. WASHINGTON A prediction that congress will write a new formula for controlling rents, with _ AMERICA GREAT pi ovision lor increases ' when- I equities exist," came yesterday ! from Hep Wolcott >l( Mi.ii I He also forecast that the new ■GOP dominated congress will con tinue government rent controls at least until next July 1. Wolcott is to become chairm/i Of the House Banking Committee which handles price and rent con trol legislation. Hix statement to reporters came shortly after OPA was represented •>y a high official ax “strongly op- posed" to a general increase in rent ceilings but favoring decon trol of transient hotel rents. This figure out bow you official said any flat percentage cuts look obtod 2000 y tari and rise in rents will have to come from congress, if at all. Wolcott Is whipping Into shajM- plans for a quick investigation of the housing program for veterans, which he hax described ax “out- rageously bad." Whether rent controls are ex 24 South jOtfi SC ‘ Phone S3 tended beyond next June 30, he xiiid de|M-nds largely on whether the housing shortage lx relieved by new construction. ACCOR0IFI6 TO AN ANCIENT HINDU LEGENO 9USAR CANS WAS CREATED TO HfLP MAKE EARTH A WUtAOtM WAI.T TO H*AR THE story OF SUGA» SILLY ? FOR AN INDIAN PRINCE. . ■ - - s. -------------------- 1 TASTE, OH HIGHNESS, THE SNMT OF THE SOOS the Motives ■UT GUBAR WAS SCARCE IN THE COLONES SETTIERS DEPENDED rc* sweetness oh molasses , HONEY AND MAPLE SAP WHICH THE INDIANS TAUGHT THEM TO USE. O. K. BUILDING SUPPLY CO. AS PEOPLE MOVED WEST SUGAR WAS STILL A LUXURY AND MOLASSES. K-OWN AS "LONG SWEETENIN',' was OFTEN USED INSTEAD. ------------------- 1 WILL' SHORT IF IT WU HAVE LONG A •< T ASC •. SWEETENIN' OR TC0 MUCH. SHORT in YOUR TEA. MISTER? HOW MAKE FiRE ANO BO¡L SAP. K & M DRIVE IN CAFE H0UR8 • :00 a. m. to 12:00 midnight Mondays through Fridays • 00 a m. to 8.00 p. m. Saturdays Closed Sundays SUTO li ES increased 0UCKLY nr« THE M00ERN WAY OF REFINING. BUT ALL SUGAR WAS SOLO FROM UNSANITARY OPEN BARRELS. Mr« and Mrs. Kenneth Booher 615 B. Highway Phone 363 13-ltc non BRANDED sugars have been DEVELOPED FOR EVERY PURPOSE. IN ORO-NARY TIMES THE AVERAGE AMERICAN USES NEARLY >OO POUNDS A YEAR. r----------------- OO YOU SAY ■ YES...MA S MAK- J ROUNDS .• in « COOKES. r WONDERFUL w-EN w ECA n GET ANY KIND OF SUGAR . XWE WANT—LUMff CUBES, .«Z F ine POWDERED, BROWN OR YELLOW. Thnrs . Nov. 81, HM« The Sentinel, Cottage «rove. Ore. Employment in Oregon at Peak Cepper Radt« With covered employment in WASHINGTON The nation record came faev-to-fnee with another Oregon maintaining crippling »oft coal walkout today peace-time peak of about 275 000. and the government girded for an payrolls for 1946 as reported by attempt to uuni»h »ilently-defiant 14,000 employers are expected to John L. LAvix on contempt of fall but little short of the 1943-45 level of between seven and eight court charges. ' hundred millions. Although wages Lcwix, who had served notice reported for the first half of 1946 November 15 that his contract reached only 3310 million, the with the government would be rapid mid-year rises in employ void Wednesday midnight, let the ment. long summer harvests and deadline come and go without an other seasonal activities probab other word, although Federal ly will bring the year's total with Judge T. Alan Gold«borough had in about 10 per cent of the 3704- iwued a restraining order calling million payrolls for the previous on him to cancel the notice. year. President Truman, vacationing Drop in shipbuilding wages at Key West, Florida, swiftly in from 3178 millions in 1945 to an structed Attorney General Tom C. estimated 328 minions this year Clark to press Thursday for a will be offset in large part by the contempt citation against the following mcreaaes: Lumber and United Mine Worker»’ chief a ci- logging 325 million; food process- tation which could mean jail or fine, or both. Washington without a word about f-ewts Will Fight Charge his intentions. But there was little doubt that In late afternoon. Attorney Lewis intended to fight the charge to the hilt, in an historic show General Clark and Secretary of Interior Otto Krug, the latter the down between the government and one of the most powerful labor boss of the government-seized mines, held a conference. But they leaders in the world. had given out no information then Under the procedure, as outlin about their course. ed by a high authority at Key Clark's public relations spokes West, a subordinate of Clark's will man told reporters: “The confer go into the federal district court here Thursday. Jie will argue that ence is over. We have nothing to say and there will be no state Lewis' silence amounts to a strike ment from here tonight.” call—the miners do not work in the absence of a contract—and that therefore Lewis is in con tempt of court. Even before the midnight dead line, 140.000 of the 500,000 bitum inous miners had quit work. President Truman, it was stated, was not budging one inch from his determination to fight the strike every inch of the way. Lewis' defense was not outlined in advance, but the CIO and AF of L in rallying to his support, gave a hint of its possible nat- ture. They called the restraining order illegal under the Norris- LaGuardia act, which curbed use of injunctions in labor disputes. Lewis Retires at Home Lewis himself was not available for comment on President Tru man's signal for the great court battle. He had retired to his big white frame house in nearby Alex andria, Virginia. A reporter who knocked at the door was told by the houseman: "Mr. Lewis is not to be disturb ed.” Earlier Lewis had stalked away from his L'MW headquarters in Th« cop got his nain« tram cop« per. From th« m«tal was produced the highly polished badg« of th«>r- ly-day poileamsn. | Dancing Schools Are Snares October Lumber For Gullible Writer States Maderia Hand Work U atch your step if you're planning to learn fancy step ping at some of the nation’s dance schools. Because if you don't you’re liable to wind up paying morel for proficiency in a slick samba or other terpsichorean twists than you would for that smart 1946 convertible coupe the little woman wants. Pillow cues — Guest towels — Dresser sets — Chair sets. Output Highest In Past 5 Months PORTLAND, OREGON — Oc- tober lumber production in the Douglas fir belt of Oregon and Washington was the highest since June, the weekly average being With at least one lumbering^ 122.579,000 board feet, H V. male in «very 100 attending schools So widespread has become the Simpson, executive vice president where the latest dances are taught, craze to learn to trip the light fan-1 of the West Coast Lumbermen’s Madam« Lazonga’s profession has tastic, and so high has the cost * Association, announced Tuesday. definitely entered the realm of big gone that lessons are now beings October's average weekly pro- business, with all the high pressure sold on credit, and here is the real duction was more re than 50 per cent sales methods th« term implies, ac trap for the unwary. greater than that of October, cording to an article in th« Novem- In some cases the school negoti 1945. and 5,375,000 feet greater ber issu« of Good Housekeeping ates a promissory note between tho than that of September, 1946, magazine. student and a bank in which case Simpson said. "This high-pressura routine is a the school receives its money im "He disclosed that gross stocks direct outgrowth of th« big-busi- mediately and th« student is obli- stand at. 462,010,000 board feet, an nes» statu* of many danco schools,” gated to the bank. And bankers are increase of 41.788,000 feet over th« articla states in part. “Operat cold propositions in such matters September, reflecting the indus ing with a tremendous overhead should the student decide belatedly try's inability to ship its full out and enormous weekly payroll, th« that the dance coOne is not all it put due to continuing railway car large-scale schools cannot afford to was cracked up to be. The school shortages and the waterfront let a prospect slip off the hook got it* money—the bank wants its, strike. without selling him almost every and who do you think winds up in "Log inventories also are at a thing but the wallpaper. Conse the middle? That’s right—the stu peak level, indicating that West quently, almost no hold* are barred dent who was going to amaze all Coast sawmills will continue at a* the victim I* cajoled, shamed and sundry at tho next country their present high production rate and generally bludgeoned into sign club dance with his hot rhumba. throughout the winter," Simpson ing for ax expensive a rourM as hi* But most dancing school* defi declared. The outlook for housing purse will permit and later into nitely give you something, so if yon lumber is brighter than it has renewing for additional instruc insist on learning that way, the' been at any time since the war. tion. obesrvance of a few sifnple rules “The industry already is turning “Highest paid of the front-office will help you, according to the ar- i out more construction Himber than petkonnel in moat dance establish ticle. which advises you to refuse ment* are the interviewer», who to sign anything until you have> the home-building program can take newcomer* in hand to discuss thoroughly studied it and discussed' absorb, due to winter weather and the reluctance of contractors to their dance need*. Steeped in sales it with your friends, compare make 'starts' in the fact of non- manship and psychology, they sell prices <nd promises of several himber shortages. This means all that the traffic will bear, at the schools, and make it clear when you there are increasing supplies of same time probing to find out what sign । for six lessons from Madame lumber which should be channeled type of teacher the prospect would Lazonga you really mean six and' into commercial construction. not sixty. 1 Hand made lace table cloths 72 in by 90 In S24.95 CONVENIENT LAY A-WAY PLAN Lois C. Leonard Items Not Rationed CHARLEY’S BULL PAPER TO WRITE POLICIES ON That Sure Insurance It pay* to insure in sure insurance, if you see us before the fire. Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency It puys to insure in sure Insurance mg $6 million; construction 3d million«; trade 325 million; financ» and and realty $5 millioni service 310 million; transportation and utilitiea 310 million; agriculture, fishing, mining N. E. 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You've most likely noticed harder starting in the mornings, slower warm-up of the engine a little skidding by that "bald headed" tire on the rear when pavements are wet, Now. our W«ttr*rwlto| service is designed to get your car ready for cold weather, with fresh gear oils, a checked battery that starts quick as a rabbit on cold mornings, and tires that grip- don t skid. See the check list of our complete Wlst(r*mf service. We -n h,ndle y0“1’ car ri«h* now Bring it in today for MOBIL Vtttr*rMlht .drive out with a car that is ready for winter driving-safer to operate. 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