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By the Associated Press
Milk producers In the Roseburg
area threatened to halt deliveries
to distributors Feb. 1 unless the
price of butterfat is boosted from
75 to 85 cents a pound to cover
Increased costs. . .
A west coast lumber - commis
sion referee will conduct a hear
ts at' Portland Friday into the
recent strike of some 500 AFL
plywood workers at the Evans
Products company at Lebanon. . .
OP A Investigators at Portland are
checking up on the owners of 37
automobiles bearing C stickers
which were parked at places of
Springfield Theater
CMfftr lomm Dd Car! Landla la
GENTLEMAN AT HEABT".
Uj4 NoUn and Mar? Belli Hufbss
' bi.ui, wfits and rtRrtcv
Coral Csrteea News
amusement. . . The Portland
housing authority announced that
Askevold and Ruud with a bid of
$182,408 and E. Sinnett with a bid
of $226,900 were low for two
war bousing projects there. . .
The state board of health re
ported measles six times as pre
valent this year as last. . . Law
rence De Long, formerly of Salem
who graduated from Oregon State
college and took his master's de
gree from University of Illinois,
was named physical instructor at
Reed college, Portland. . . .
Capt. F. D. Duffeck, base pro
curement officer, announced that
P. A. Ruger, Portland, will be in
charge of a Portland proceure
ment branch of the Mount Rain
ier ordnance base. . . Mr. and
Mrs. Sydney Lawrence of Port
land will christen a naval craft
which will be named in honor pf
their son, Charles, killed at Pearl
Harbor, , ,
Navy enlistments announced at
Portland included John J. Hyslop,
Corvallls; Richard W. Wells, Dale
F. Millett. Klamath fails; (jarrou
Vasek, McMinnville. . . Milton H.
McGuire, McMinnville municipal
power system superintendent, re.
ported electric consumtion in'
creased 16 per cent during 1942. ,
Portland's hard-pressed trans.
portation services received relief
from the navy which turned 35
coaches over to the . Portland
Traction company. . .
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Fund Set up to Help
Students in Service
University alumni now In the
armed forces may return after the
war to complete their education by
means of scholarships provided by
war bonds donated by campus liv
ing groups. Six fraternities have
already pledged themselves to
purchase bonds periodically and
thom r the service schol
r,,nH unH others are ex
pec ted to make similar pledges.
Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi
fraternities have pledged to give
a bond every month, while Pi
Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon, Sigma Alpha Mu, and Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternities will swell
the scholarship fund with a bond
every term. Oglesby Young of
Portland, service scholarship fund
chairman, said that other campus
living houses are now being con-
FBI Finds No Sabotage
In Tanker Sinking
, PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 21 ("JO
The FBI ruled out the possibil
ity of sabotage today as cause of
the buckling of the tanker Schen
ectady at its dock in the Swan
island shipyards.
Russell p. Kramer, newly-ap-
Dykes Has Operation -
HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (ff)
Jimmy Dykes, the Chicago White
Sox manager, will emerge from
the dugout In about a month, says
his physician. Dykes, 46, sub
mitted to an operation yesterday
for a gall bladder ailment, and
last night his physician said the
patient's condition was completely
satisfactory.
ENDS TONIGHT!
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The Banf e Busters
In
"TRAIL RIDERS'
Plus
"UTTXK TOKYO U.S.A."
with Pits ton Foster
PATIENT TO CHRISTEN
PORTLAND, Jan. 21 P) A
Liberty freighter will be christen.
ed here later this week by 12-year-old
Shirley Thomas, patient
at the Shriners' hospital for crip
pled children.
TEACHERS LACKING
OREGON CITY, Jan. 21 (flV
Eight small - Clackamas county
schools may have to close soon be
cause of the teacher shortage, Su
perintendent E. A. .Woodworth
said today.
' You can whip our cream, but
you can t ceat our miiK. Echo Hol
low Dairy. Phone 2935-J-2.
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