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Bulb Grading
Legion Lauds
Cuban Action
»a ». A . H A LLO W LLN P A R T Y
HELD S A T U R D A Y
mgs r u g ji s c zio o i, N o v e m b e r z,
a t 8 :0 0 p. m .
Sponsors o f th e
s a M i on in c lu d e B ro o k in g s -H a r ­
T h e R ic h a r d K a rth e r h o m e
bor T e a c h e r« * A s s o c ia tio n , O r e ­
at G arriso n L a k e w a i th e scene
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a ia o rtm e n t o f b e a tn ik « w h o aa-
a t a m e e t in g o f th e P a c if ic B ulb
A n a t iv e O re g o n ia n , D r. L ie u -
e r ic a n L e g io n C o m m a n d e r A l
se m b lo d to c e la b r a t e H a llo w e e n
G ro w e r« A a a o c la tio n i t H a rb o r
a lie n was an O re g o n s tu d e n t,
F rie s e n to d a y la u d e d th e K e n ­
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ta u g h t h ig h school a t P ilo t R o c k ,
nedy a d m in la t r a t io n 'i a c tio n in
lan te rn s w e re a ll aro u n d th e
a b u lb b u y e r fro m N e w Y o r k .
O re g o n , an d b e c a m e P re s id e n t
th e C u b a s itu a tio n , te r m e d it
room , and gueit found m o itly
M a r k h a m asked th e grow ers to
o f O re g o n C o lle g e o fE d u c a tio n
" o v e rd u e " a n d « a id It w a i in
th e flo o r to «it on.
c o n 11 d e r th re e otzes o f bulb«
p rio r to his a p p o in tm e n t in D e ­
k e e p in g w it h th e expression o f
T h e F re n c h ta s te In b e a tn ik s
ra th e r th a n th e c u rre n t ia e o f
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beret« an d b la c k sw eaters. A l ­
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c o g n iz a b le , no t e v e n a g o b lin
by th e g row er« an d w o u ld m a k e 'h e L e g io n p a ir e d tw o p r im a r y
m e e tin g w i l l c o v e r th e n e e d fo r
c o u ld h a v e w ith s to o d M a r c ia
it c a a le rlfo r b u yara to f i l l o rd c n ,
c o n s id e ra tio n o f a ll le v e ls o f e d ­
r e w lu t io n a —o n e d e m a n d in g a c ­
E n l u n d w it h b lo iy lc w ig and
a c c o rd in g to M a r k h a m , A a a o c l­ tio n ag ain st C u b a , u sing fo rc e if
u c a tio n by th e p u b lic as w e l l as
b r u ite d e y e -p a tc h , o r Johnny
a tio n c re a ld e n t A rn o ld S a m u e l-
by ed u ca to rs in th e s ta te . In a d ­
necessary. a i d th e se co n d p r a it -
M a y c a as M a y n a r d K rebs.
son, S m it h R iv e r , a p p o in te d a In g t h e a d m im s tra tio n s 's p o lic y
d i t io n . he w i l l discuss respons­
Prize« w e r e w o n by D o lo re s
c o m m it t e e o f grow er« to stud)
ib ilit ie s an d r e q u ire m e n ts o f
on B e rlin , "th e S a le m ( t a le co m
and John M a y e a a t best-d resse d
t h e pro p o sal an d m a k e a ro c» m u n d e r «aid.
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b u ild in g needs fo r th e n e x t tw o -
m o u s ly a d o p te d a n d a t th a t t im e
p rize fo r a g a m e .
D n . A . N . R o b e rta a n d U T . w e v o ic e d th e L e g io n 's " g r a v e
y e a r p e rio d .
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A m e m b e r o f W e s te rn I n t e r ­
c o n c e r n an d r e g r e t w ith th e
a g re e d H a llo w e e n ih o u ld c o m e
O re g o n S ta te U n iv e r s ity d lscu a- f a i l u r e o f o u r g o v e rn m e n t to
s ta te C o m m is s io n on H ig h e r E d ­
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ta k e m o re e f f e c t iv e a c tio n to
u c a tio n , LX. L ie u a lle n r e c e n tly
je c t« o n E aater I l l y b u lb p ro d u c - r e m o v e th e C o m m u n it t m e n a c e
was a p p o in te d as a tru s te e o f th e
Z IO N L U T H E R A N C H U R C H
• n o n an d m a r k e tin g . D r. B lan ey posed b y th e C a s tro r e g im e ,
P a c if ic S c ie n c e C e n te r F o u n d a ­
has Io u n d th a t bulbs fo rc e d in fro m th e W e s te rn H e m is p h e ir . "
O u r L u th er L e a g u e w i l l m e e t tio n . H e serves as c h a ir m a n o f
grcenhouaea fo r E a a t e r o fte n
n e x t Sunday a fte rn o o n at 2:3(1 th e c o m m it t e e e s ta b lis h e d by
" W e (t h e L e g io n ) c a lle d for
h a ve leea flo w e r« th a n e x p e c te d th e use o f u n ila t e r a l m ilita r y
T h e to p ic w i l l b e " C h r ls t it yo u r th e H ig h e r C o m m is s io n o f th e
becauae o f th e h a n d lin g and fo rc e I f necessary In d e a lin g
V o c a tio n " . It w i l l be p res en ted N o rth w e s t A s s o c ia tio n lo t S e c ­
storage o f th e bulba.
an d — H ig h e r S cho ols to
w it h th e C u b a n s i t u a t i o n , "
by D ix ie J a m ie s o n . Rosa B alzer ondary
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D r. R o b erta p o in te d ou t th a t F rie s e n «aid.
w i l l be in c h a rg e o f r e c r e a tio n M ud) p o lic ie s an d p r a c tic e s in
th e use o f c h e m ic a l« fo r d it c a ic
an d M a ry lin H o u g lu m w i l l co n
e v a lu a tin g g ra d u a te p ro g ra m s o f
H e a d d ed th a t t h e D e p a rtm e n t
e o n tr o lm a y be o n ly a « to o -g a p o f O e g o n 's " e x te n s iv e C i v i l D e ­
h ig h e r in s titu tio n s in th e n o rth ­
d u c t th e business m e e tin g .
m e a s u r e a n d h e an d hi« c o - fense an d b lo o d d o n o r prog ram «
O f f i c e r » fo r th e L u th e ra n w est.
worker» are tr y in g to d e v r lo p a r t b e in g H e p p e d u p lo r any
C h u rc h W o m e n fo r n e x t y e a r are
«train« o f l i l l e a resis tan t to d ia-
M h . A lg o l N els o n , p re s id e n t,
s e rv ic e w e m a y b e c a lle d upon
ea ar o rganism s.
M rs. W . H . J a m i e s o n , v ic e -
to g iv e . "
BL S U R E T O V O T E
T h e r e te a r c h w o r h r t i w e r e In
p res id en t: M rs. C h a rle s M o llie r ,
"W e b e lie v e , " F r ie t e n d e c la r ­
TU E S D A Y NOVEM BER 6
th e H a rb o r a re a m a k in g c x p e r-
s e c re ta ry : M n . G e o rg e M o e lb e r.
ed, " W e m u s t r e m a in e v e r on
in ir n ta l plantings at th c P a c ilic th e a l e r t a g a in s t fu rth e r In ­
t r e a s u r e r ! M h . Ray Hodge,
H u ll,G ro w e r» R e s e a rc h an d D e ­
stew ard s h ip s e c re ta ry an d M n .
fr in g e m e n t o f c o m m u n is m u p ­
v e lo p m e n t S ta tio n .
W a lt e r P ra tt, e d u c a tio n a l c h a ir ­
on th e fr e e w o r ld — fo r w c re c o g -
R a in an d w in d storm s th ia f a l l
m a n . T h e s e w o m e n w i l l a tte n d '
n lre H in t « b lo w a g a in s t fre e d o m
h a ve s e rio u s ly d e la y e d th e h a r ­
th e W o rksh o p in S a le m on N o v ­
a n y w h e re 1« a b lo w a g a in s t f r e e ­
vest o t East«« l i l y bulba In C u rry
e m b e r 3. A n y o th e r persons are
d o m e v e r y w h e r e ."
o u n ty and D e l Norte C o u n t y ,
in v ite d to a tte n d th e W o rksh o p
F rie s e n p ra is e d th e w o rk o f
C a lif o r n ia . G ro w e r« an d th e ir
il they so d e s ire .
P o rtla n d A tto rn e y L a rry L a n d -
crew« a re w o rk in g lo n g hour« to
T h e C c n e r a l C le a n in g w i l l be
g ra v e r in h e lp in g to w r it e th e
«peed th e h a rv e s t o f c o m m t i -
N o v e m b e r 8. firin g y o u r lu n c h
n a tio n a l L e g io n '« p o lic y on th e
c ia l bulba t h a t a rc n o r m a lly
an d c le a n in g m e tc n a ls a t 9 :0 0
w h ic h d drew
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h e a lth y day o f w o rk .
port fro m A m e r ic a 's l a r g e s t
e x te
n a g e n t.
T h e p a rsonage is now re a d y
v e te r a n 's o r g a n iz a tio n .
The q u a lit y o l bulbs la good
fo r a c o a t o f p a in t an d th e ro o f
tills y e a r b u t b u lb size is dow n
m ust be p u t o n . W e h a v e h a d
L E C IO N A U X I L IA R Y NEW S
because o f g e n e r a lly poor g ro w ­
som e n ic e w e a th e r to w o rk o n
in g c o n d itio n s o n th e co ast d u r ­
th e p a rs o n a g e, l e t us no t w a s te
T h e A m e r ic a n L e g io n A u x t l-
in g t h r ty r in g an d s u m m e r, la y s
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th e G i f t S hop a t th e Vc
V e te ra n s
T h e E aster l i l y bulba are s h ip ­
ped to greenhouses in a i l parts H o s p ita l in R osebu rg . T h e C if t
i u rc
u .r e u
iu r r ShoP u 4 » « V ic e to th e V e t c f -
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C o n tr o llin g slugs in gardens
Faster. A s tric t t i m e ta b le for 1 * " • • * ! * « < th e y " is y p e rs o n a lly
an d fie ld s is a y e a r - a r o u n d c h o re
tran s|> o rta tlo i^ c o ld sto rag e , a n d go an d w it h th e h e lp o f v o lu n ­
b u t best c o n tr o l c a n b e a c h ie v e d
te e r w o rke rs . s e le c t C h ris tm a s
fo rc in g m u st b e fo llo w e d to i n ­
in th e f a l l a n d e a r ly spring, a c ­
sure a p la n t in b lo o m by Easter g ifts fo r e a c h m e m b e r o f th e ir
c o rd in g to Lou O e s te r, C ou nty
T h e n th ese g ift« are
S un day. A b o u t 9 0 S o f th e Eas­ f a m i l y .
e x te n s io n a g e n t.
Slug« la y t h e ir eggs in th e f a l l |
te r lilic a used in th e U . S. arc w ra p p e d an d m a ile d . T h u se r­
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I n n , O re g o n , to C re s c e n t C ity ,
n e e d e d an d w o u ld b e a p p r e c i­
la id .
I t is m u c h e a s ie r to k i l l |
C a lli i fo rn i a.
a te d . T h e A u x ilia r y m e m b e rs
WAY O U T F R O N T I N V A L U E
th e m a tu re slugs th a n to tr y to
w i l l m a k e g if t tags fr o m t h e m .
destroy th e s m a ll ones says O e s - i
• Convorts from Olroct to (o a r
J U S T IC E C O U R T
Used rib b o n bows fo r th a g if t
Onva in S m inutos a t loss
ter.
p a c k a g e s a rc also n e e d e d .
Baits c o n ta in in g m e ta ld c h y d e
• Cuts In any position, ovon up-
C a « e t a p p e a rin g b e fo re ju s tic c
If a n y o n e w o u ld l i k e to d o n a te
»■do down
c a n be broadcast aro u n d shrubs
A rth u r P . N ie m a n n in Ju stice
g ifts or m a te r ia ls to th is p r o je c t
a n d ga rd en p la n ts . Sprays an d I
• Ideal for all-round usa— cord-
C o u rt «In ce last re p o rt w ere:
th e y m a y b e l e f t w it h M rs .J e a n
wood, do arin g, pruning, ate.
dusts c o n ta in in g th e sa m e c h c m - i
A nd y F r a n k lin T r iv e t t , O c t. 9 ,
S tra tto n , r e h a b ilit a t io n c h a ir ­
le a l a re also a v a ila b le bu t m a y i
f a ile d t o t a g d e e r p ro p e rly , $ 2 5
m a n o r w it h Mrs. F ran ces C r i b ­
be m o r e d i f f i c u l t to a p p ly .
I
fin e plus $ 4 . SO costs, $ 1 5 sus­
b le b y N o v e m b e r 8.
fat One: Srl,a mtn le* kat aad elisia
p e n d e d . $ 1 4 . SO p a id : C h a rle s
N A V A A paca
H . R e ig a r o
O c t. 6 , f a ile d to
ocMowarwArtow t o n a v i
R E C O R D E R 'S C O U R T
ta g d e e r p r o p e r ly , $ 2 S lin e plus :
$ 4 . 5 0 c o s ts ; G e r a ld W a l t e r
Cases a p p e a rin g in th e re c o rd ­
S c h u e lie r . O c t 17,
im p ro p e r
e r's c o u rt b e fo re C it y Judge
pa ssin g , $ 2 0 , K e n n e th L e R o y
H a in e s sin ce last r e p o rt w e r e :
D r. R o y E. L ie u a lle n . C h a n - I
B u ffin g to n , O c L 9 , i l l e g a l pos-
C lif f o r d B a le « , O c t . 11, no
«eision o f g a m e a n i m a l , $ 5 0 t a l l l i g h t , $ 5 ; John D. A lla n ,
F o o te r B ro s. S ta tio n
c e l lo r o f O re g o n 's S ta te ' y i u m
fin e plus $ 4 SO costs, $ 1 0 sus - O c t. 18, V B R , $ 1 5 ; Ir e n e R ln g -
o f H ig h E d u c a tio n , w i l l
speak
T E L E P H O N E L A N G L O IS 531
p e n d e d $ 4 4 S O p a ltfc G u y E llio t t
h e lm , V B R , O c t 18, $ 1 4 ; E ld o n on " E d u c a tio n — A C o o p e r a tiv e
M e t c a l f , O c t . 9 , i l l e g a l po«
W ie s h m a n , O c t. 2 3 , V B R , $ 3 0 . E ffo rt, " a t a m e e t in g in B ro o k - |
l e i t i o n o f g a m e a n im a l, $ 2 5 f in e
plus $ 4 . 5 0 co sts , $ 2 9 . 5 0 p a id
L i l l i e M a b e l M e t c a l f , O c t. 9 ,
Il l e g a l possession o f g a m e a n ­
im a l, $ 2 5 fin e p lu s $ 4 . SOcosts,
$ 1 5 su sp e n d ed , $ 1 4 . 5 0 p a i d ;
G a ry Ernest F id d y , S ep t. 2 6 . I n ­
a d e q u a te m u f f le r , $ 1 0 .
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Slug Care Noted
NEW
HOM EÜTE
CHAIN SAW
ONLY
Educator Due
At Brookings
’ 149”
A & B Supply
VOTE! General ELECTION Nov. 6
Oregon AFL-CIO Convention RECOMMENDS
B R ID C E
BOUTS
W in n e rs a t d u p lic a te b rid g e
last F r id a y n ig h t a t th e P ort O r -
f t * d grad e schoo l w e re : F irst —
R u th W a h l a n d C e n e v a T u c k e r .
S e c o n d - M r . a n d M r«. Ed C o n le y .
I h i r d - G r a c e M c K e n z ie a n d M n .
W e ir .
T h e n e x t p la y w i l l b e S a tu r ­
day,
N o v e m b e r 3, 8 p. m . a t
th e O p h ir schoo l.
U. S. Scnotor— W A Y N E MORSE
Congress—
1st District— R. BLAINE W H IF F L E
3rd District— EDITH GREEN
2nd District— AL U L L M A N
4th District— ROBERT B. D U N C A N
Governor— no recommendotion
Labor Commissioner— N O R M A N 0 . NILSEN
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Bekor-Gra»» Cauntiat
Rsprssswitiv»--
Clinton P. Haight
Rsprsssntstivo—
Jack I Smith
Banton County
Reprssantativa—
no rscommandstion
Banton-Lana Countias
Raprasantativa—
no racommandation
Benton-Polk Count!«
Senator—
no racommandation
Clackamas County
How High I i
Your Conuniuiity
Credit Reputation?
WB A L L like to bo
looked up to.
Senator-
Tom Monaghan
Representativo—
Beulah J Hand. Elmar McClure,
Michael Patrick McKarnan,
Juanita Orr
Clatsop County
Reprssantativa—
W H. (Bill) Holmstrom
Clatsop-Columbia Countias
Senator—
Denial A. Thiel
a-
Coos-Curry Countias
NOT.
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TO T A T I
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Rsprssentativa—
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Hood Rivor-Woseo Counties
Rsprssantativs—
Katharina Musa
Jackson County
Senator—
Henry F. Padgham. It.
Raprasantativa—
Alva N (Al) Bradford.
Charlas W Crary, Jamas A Redden
Josopkino County
Representativa—
Carroll W Dtway
Klamath County
Representative—
Walter H Turnar
Raprasantativa—
no racommandation
Raprasantativa—
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Caos County
Harnay-Malkaur Counties
Klamath-Loke Counties
Columbia County
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Gilliam-Morrow-Skorman-Umotilla-
Wboolor Countios
Representative—
Clarence Barton
Representativa—
Carl Back
Crook-Douhutas-JeWorson Countias
Representativa—
Ban Evlck
Lone County
Senator—
Edward N Fadalsy,
Kenneth A Pools. Gian M Stadlar
Representative—
Richard (Dick) Eymann. Glann
Hammaker, Richard L Kennedy.
J. Michael McCloskey.
Veola Patarson Wilmot
Lincoln County
Douplos County
Representativa—
Sidney Lelken, W. 0. (Bun) Kalsay
Representative—
Thos. R. McClellan
Linn County
Senator-
no racommandation
Representative—
William F Gwinn. Nancy Kirkpatrick
Morion County
Senator—
Mary E. Eyre, Clifford W Feriuson
Representative—
Morris K Crothars,
Cornelius C Bateson, L B Day.
Mn. Tom (Marguarita) Wright
Polk County
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Representative—
Leslie V. Bahr
MeAD
Tillamook County
Representative—
Edward F. Riddarbusch
Umatilla County
Representative—
no racommandation
Union-Wallowa Counties
Represontativo—
no recommendation
Washington County
S P E C IA L
T N U M ., F R l., S A T ., S U V .
O P E N — 9 a . m . to 8 p, m . W e e k d a y s
9 a , m . to 6 p. m . S undays
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Raprasantativa—
Robert E. Jonas, G W Kurtz,
G Johnny Parks
Woshington-Yamhill Countias
Senator—
W. C. (Bill) Schwann
Yamhill County
Representative—
Russall S. Lehman
S T A T I B A LLO T M IA S U R E S
Nos. 1 through 7, vote YES.
Nos. I and 10, vote NO.
Thasa era RECOMMENDATIONS only. Each voter must azarcis« his own judgment. Tha AFL CIO Is satisfied to present the
issues end the candidates on the record. Each of the candidates we have recommended has a record in oflict — if ha has
held public office — that In our opinion sarvad tha bast intarasta of tho stats and tha nation If tha recommended candidate
has not held public office we have judged him upon hit views concerning a wide variety of isauas
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