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(ahiation V. comer eHATION HOMt icmricc omicioi Tim to wy "thank you" to all ;. my reader friends for giving "Carnation Corner" and all our (int Carnation Dairy products tuch warm reception ; all year round. '4 CHRISTMAS AND ALL GOOD WISHES FOR A HAPPZ - NEW; YEAR. FROM JUNE GOODE AND THE FOLKS AT Carnation COMPANY EM-4-5441 'mi SEC Reviewing Crowell-Collier Securities Sale WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 lev-The Securities and exchange Commia aion said today it is investigating to determine whether the Crowell Collier Publishing Co. violated federal law relating to the sale of tecurltiea. It laid a public hearing would be held, with the data, to be an nounced aoon. In New York, Paul C. Smith, president and board chairman of Crowell Collier, aaid the officera Pastor Says Acid Splashed On Vehicle i MONTGOMERY, Ala., Dec. 20 A Negro minister aaid that two men who appeared to be wearing police uniforms apparent ly splashed acid on his car. A police official (aid the case wat dropped for lack of evidence. The Rev. B. D. Lambert waa one of about II Negroes who have reported car paint marred recent ly by something that left the paint aticky. Others include top leaders in the year-old Negro bus boy colt. Lambert aaid he heard two mo torcycles atop near his auto last night, as he came out his door he saw two men In what he thought looked like police uni forms start away from the' car, Lambert said. Asst. Police Chief H. K. Jack son said he looked at Lambert's car rtght after the incident was reported.' "He had washed it off and there was no evidence of acid," Jackson reported tonight. "As far as we're concerned, we've dropped that case." Police Chief Goodwya J. Rup penthal said the department could not find anything to back up his complaint. He didn't convince Jackson that it happened. Rup penthal said Jackson talked to po licemen riding motorcycles last nipht and they said they knew nothing of the incident. 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Salt SS4 Wtlllnaton Fund U SS 14.02 CASCADE an QUALITY fUAMVU Country Smaltad Sugar Cured Whole or Shank Half Per Pound Dramedary Rtf . 49c Angel Food Cake Mil T 29c 't of the publishing company were cooperating in the SEC investiga tion, and added: "We art confident the Investiga tion will disclose nothing unfav vorable to the company." Issues Dlsceatiaued ' Crowell Collier, 'among other things, published the magazines Woman's Home Companion and Collier's. Directors of the firm de cided last Friday to discontinue these magazines, the last issues of which appeared today. The SEC said its investigation will be to determine whether the company violated the Securities Act of 193 and the Securities Ex change Art of 1934 by failing to comply with the registration and full disclosure provisions govern ing stock issues. Exchange Passible SEC said the firm In 1955 and 1956 issued four million dollars worth of debentures which could be exchanged for common stock. This waa under a clause exempt ing from the disclosure provisions any securities which are sold pri vately, as contrasted to a public offering. SEC said a question had arisen as to whether the company was entitled to use the exemption pro vision. It said the number of pur chasers who took the debentures, and the extent to which the de bentures have been converted into common stock and the stock sold to the public, raiaed the question. Pen to Ring With Children's Voices At Christmas Time VANCOUVER, B.C., Dec. 10 -(CP) There will be a Christmas atmosphere in Oakalla Prison next week, including the happy ring of children a voices. I Warden Hugh Christie said Wed nesday the attorney-general's de partment had approved an im- Iprecedented move in which the prison will be opened to the fam ilies of 10 "specislly selected" prisoners. Date of the visit has not yet been released, but it will be "sometime over the holiday per iod." said the warden. All visitors, including about 100 children, will be free to mingle with the convicts m the prison gymnasium. The gymn will be decorated for the occasion and warden Christie aaid coffee and cakes wilt con tribute to a "party atmosphere.' All prisoners will have turkey complete with trimmings, on Chri stmas Dsy, and entertainment is planned. Ike Treated as Ordinary Angler By State Official CONCORD, N.H.. Dec. 20 UJI -Although Dwight D. Eisenhower is President of the United States, he is Just another angler to New Hampshire's fish and game com missioner, Ralph G. Carpenter, ac cording to Gov. Lane Dwinell. The governor disclosed to news men thst when the President visited the stste last year Carpen ter demanded "the height, weight and color of eyes and hair along with a personal signature" for a fishing license. DwlncIl ssid he insisted these requirements be waived, adding that Carpenter also attempted un successfully to charge $l a day for services of conservation offi cers in (Tie President's party. The governor alleged "lack of cooperation" from Carpenter's de partment. Carpenter was not avail able for comment. Carpenter and Dwmell both are Republicans. Carpenter has been fish and game commissioner more than 16 years. NEW YORK PAYS OFF. NEW YORK, Dec. 10 IK A Christmas payment of more than three million dollars is to be dis tributed to 36,000 New York City policemen, firemen and Correction Dept. officers. The big payoff, av eraging about M per man, rep resents overtime payments retro active to Sept. 1. Ann M-D 10 Count NAPKINS Par Pk. 3 Limit 2 Downtown Shopping Cantor o Ksiier cr1 c llhiEtJiti'ttI) Hilt) 10 Refugees Hike Oregon Total to 104 PORTLAND, Dec. M Wl Ten mors) Hungarian refugees arrived here today, increasing to 104 the number welcomed by Portland in recent days. . Two of the new arrivals had been border guards under orders to stop persons fleeing from their Communist-dominated country. . ' The two, who have taken new names, said refugees poured through the woods and across fields in groups of SO, 70 and M. Instead of halting them, the two guards led them through mine fields along the Austrian border. One day, they temselves walked acroae the border to freedom. Still another group of Hungar ians, the number unknown, is due here by train tomorrow. It in cludes one family of five related to Mrs. Bella Kalotay of Port land. The Oregon Committee for Hun garian Refugees 'said the new group will be taken care of, al though the committee is running short of available money because of the large number of arrivals. The committee pays transporta tion and food until a sponsor takes over. Money-raising campaigns for the refugees are continuing. Steel Mill Planned TAIPEI, Formosa, Dec. 10 Or) -A ateel mill with an annual out put of 300.000 tons will be built on Formosa with equipment and tech nical services to be supplied by the Aertna Standard Engineering co.. of the United States, the Chinese Nationalist Government has announced. Ore for the mill will he imported from The Philippines, SOIIPAY E8BTIES Country" "town jp if! mm: . - . V M I!-' m Dip In with th ra Mm s Bob Hope Takes, , Family, Troupe to Visit Alaska GIs BURBANK,' Calif., Dec. 30 Un Bob Hope left Wednesday on his annual tour to entertain service men at Christmastime. Ha took his wife and four children with him. - Qther entertainers among ap proximately iso persons woo jeti aboard three Military Air Trans port Service planes for Alaska In cluded actress Ginger Rogers, comedian Jerry Coionna, and orchestra leader Les Brown and about 30 musicians. Also aboard were singer Peggy King, New York Yankees' base ball star 'Mickey Mantle: M mem bers of N the Purdue University Glee Club; the Del Rublo Triplets, a singing group; and last year's Mias Universe, Carol Morris. Access Road Contract Let WASHINGTON. Dec. 20 M Th. i.iu. r . . i I me jiiirnui ivrpai tiiirni fl ap proved a $274,861 contract for construction of 6.1 miles of timber access road in Linn County, Ore., Interior Secretary Seaton an nounced today. It went to Funderburk Construc tion Co., Sutherlin, Ore. The work will be done on Yel lowstone road, a branch leading off the main Quarttville road. It ia part of a system which enentu ally will provide access to 2,700 ooo board feet of old-growth tim ber. The Bureau of Land Manage ment administers about 45 per cent of the timber and the Agri culture Department's Forest Serv ice another 45 per cent. The rest is privagely owned. 3 quick, slick dunk roclpof Mr....oC, Oevilea CWpper a, ,F . ui Mis teoerhet ' l.,vlnewlodsurr.v". ' Chios UrdM"- Ooldon-frosh BLUE DELL " Potato Chips , t spclolly convtnint in th nw Trlplt-Pakl , . ' ' ; ,. , . , . .-..,), ttere'i your most idf al package for keeping those dip tray chip- tied! Blue contains 3 big ('em as you use Anal Trlstlo-Pok, Is yours for only. Rotate m m r;i m Clue Lacking To Canadian Plane's Fate VANCOUVER (CP) A single aircraft hunted for three hours Thursday for the Trias-Canada Air Lines piano which disappeared In southwest British Columbia Dec. t with (1 persons aboard. It found nothing. The search craft, a twin-engine RCAF Dakota, poked In and out of clouds hanging over the moun tains near Hope, 100 miles east of here, while about 50 airplanes were held to the ground here waiting for the' weather to clear. Finally, the Dakota waa forced to return to Vancouver when the clouds became too thick, the air force said. An RCAF spokesman said a full-scale search will be resumed when the weather clears. Forecast for the general search area was showers Thursday night, cloudy with a few sunny intervale Fri day. Al! ground parties hsve returned to Hope and Chilliwack. to the southwest, after being stalled by snow. Traffic Hazard' to Stay 'Til Christmas SPECULATOR, N.Y., Dec. 20 UB -State Police asked officials ot this Adirondack village to take down a 35-foot community Christ mas tree in the village square. It's a traffic hazard, they aaid. So what did the Village Board f It tabled the request until aft er Dec. 25. Mayor Gerald luyce aaid a Christmas tree had been placed at the same site "as long as I can remember" And it's ('n 10 stsnd. Bell Clom Dip "Hicotf clems. n 'Mipoon Oregone t'oirt JZ,d '""eni,e kS'(v1-X Dip l unlit th. , llu N 1 P Bell's Triple-Pak wax bags. ..open 'em. M id roal 7S vttlvt, , , lits f M.m-vt zz Prices Iffectlvo Thursdoy, Doc. 20, Tkrti Montley, Doc. 24 ' 't ,' ' Free Demonstration This Weekend! 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