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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1956)
DAILYCROSSWORD ACROSS I.Wttp . S. Whitt , . Brilliant ftsh 10. Birds at ' a class 11. Orjan , -of tmell 12. Afternoon rweptloni 13. Youngster loollcq.) IS. Fuel 17. Organ of motion for fish It. Famoua section (Boston) 21. Genus of the It ruckoopint 2:1. Devoured 2.1. Music note 28. Occasldrui 28. Briny 30 Kant' by south labbr) il. Old weight for w ool 33. Infrequent 34 Clique 2S. Trim, as branchej S F.vil 39 Haughti- rn-ss 42 Part of a dooru ay 43. Evenings . I poet. I 45 Source of indigo 46 Man a nickname 47. Native of Media 41 Here it is' (Fencing) DOWN Malt offspring American marsupial Hit heavily Quantity of stalks of wheat Rights pro tecting an inventor Affirm Th6ng for a dog Large worm By way of Movable barriers Ascend II. Extremt 20. Howled, as dog 22. Encoun tered 24. Organ of hearing 27. Able , lobe dissolved 20. Lip decora. fjv iTf ? IB p JsTa "Hi tE "j 5 fe r )J 4 - tp Mllr y Vtsleraai's Aaf 37. Cheeps tionalAfr.) 40. Among 32. Speck 35. An attend ant on a lord (Old Eng.) 41. Part of the iria 42. Crowd 44. Body of water ji s77?Ti IT 5 38 w w l 1 W Tv. Americans Making Wide Use Of Constitutional Privilege to Seek Redress for Grievances By ARTIIl'R EDSON AP Newsfeatures Writer WASHINGTON uP-The people have a right, the constitution says, "to petition the government (or a redress of grievances " And almost every day Congress 's in session, a surprisingly large hatch of petitions arrives, listing exievances somebody wants re dress promptly. The latest delivery probably is typical. Members of the Massachusetts House of Representatives leads o(f, angrily declaring that dirty work has been done to John Adams mid Ins boy. John Ouincv. tin- only father-son combination ever lu bt -come I ' S prosK enK The tii u varuc No longer do the faces of John and John Q. appear on the two and six cents postage stamps respectively. Gone From Stamps "It is unthinkable," says the successors to the men who staged the Boston Tea Party, "that this great nation should banish from the face of its stamps the man who carried the fight for the Dec laration of Independence through the Continental Congress, nomi nated Washington as commander in chief, and appointed John Mar shall chief justice of the L'nitcd States "And it is equally unthinkable that it should banish his brilliant son, who. beginning his diploma tic career at the age of 17. served his country with unequaled integ rity as secretary of state, presi dent and as congressman, dying at his post defending the rights of the least of his fellow citizens to he heard." Liberty Series A check with Robert K. Fellers, head of the posl office's philately division, shows that the Adamses were crowded out by the new so called liberty series. This includes 18 stamps, six de voted to wartime presidents, six to other American patriots and sn to historic shrines. Jefferson now is on the two-center, Teddy Hoosovrlt is on the six. As for the Adamses. Tin sure they'll be hack on a future issue," Kellers said I Repeal of Taxes Other petitions usually are a mite less official in origin Such as the one Rep. Alvin R Rush iR1 of Muncy, Pa. has put before Congress. The motion pic ture machine operators in Wil liamsport, Pa , want the 20 per cent tax on amusements repealed Rep Thomas A Jenkins ' R of Ironton, Ohio, has a petition from 45 veterans of Coolville, Frost. Little Hocking and Tupper Plains, Ohio, wanting liberal pen sions for World War I veterans. Towosend Plan Rep. Dewey Short i R i of Galena. Mo has one from .1 O. Hnrton I anil ithar f itiv.inc nt T niwrnf1 County, Mo. They want the Town send old age pension plan enacted into law. Now a final note, not on griev ances, but on stamps, as supplied by Fellers: I low nianv nun have been on every regular issue of stamps from the beginning'1 'Only two." 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