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fasflr uDown (V m The marl- pa wted 41,15 U lawmilb, .re get- "hK'coosBay.Sius. 0 -:SSm Si law Harbor, Newport Bay and Grays Harbor areas are hardest hit. The lreight car shortao. i. most acute in Southern Oregon A Southern Pacific railroad spokesman said the freight car situation is due to improve. Douglas fir shipments in Sep tember averaged 153,017,000 board feet a week, down from the August average of 177,751,000 Production was down from 185 664,000 in August to 169,958,000 in September. Snowy young. owls are black when ALPM 'EWMAN for klKtANewMan N . l ai Ltnhart. Chr. K uiun. Comm. LJL Air Force's Long Range'Jel Plane, 'Flying Wingr Set for Production ??2T0L- (U R) - An ls not a "'air-weather Democrat," eight-jet Flying Wing bomber, thai and to discuss a new foundation to Air Force s longest range Jet plane, study arthritis cures, he said, will go into production at the Fort: Wants Loan worm, lex., plant of Consolidated Th finanxi,. Register-Guard, Eugene, Cre., Thur., Oct XI. 1948. Page T EWING COMPANY ft SALEM. OREGON J(fe it of thi World Great Brewing Organization! fapW Vultee Aircraft Corp., Floyd Od ium, New York financier, an nounced Thursday. Odium is chairman of the Atlans Corp., which last November took over from Victor Emmanuel's Aviation Corp., the role of largest stockholder in Consolidated Vul tee. Subcontract Under his management, there has been an upturn in the for tunes of the Convair Company, a highlight being negotiation of the sub-contract with Northrop Air craft to build 30 of the contro versial B-49 FlyinK Wines. B-36 Superbombers also are built at the lexas plant. Odium made his announcement to reporters at the White House after what he described as a non business call on President Tru man. He wanted to show that he Bank Clerk Faces Charges he had taken up with Reconstruc tion Finance Corp., officials the nossibiiitv of o tin nnn nnn tit . , nnn nnn infln hin inan Convair Equipment Co. That is a Convair venture de signed to facilitate lease and pur- I chase of airplanes by airlines. Presumably the main interest, would be in twin-engine Convair liners, on which Convair has lost large sums so far. But officials ViAV. calri 4h Miiinmftnt tm,t aWn'l would be willing to finance other I plane types. Prime Contract The amount of money Involved been revealed, but it has been re- I ported that the Air Force's prime; contract with Northrop runs over $100,000,000. The planes will be; bunt in perhaps the world's larg est aircraft plant, side-by-side with the B-36. The assembly line is 4000 feet long. Selection of this plant, In which tooling already has started, has led to speculation that the Air Force may eventually order more than the 30 B-49's now in prospect. This may depend on modifications m mm m m m bb tr m m m m. III fs Li 1 1 I I I I I I I l I I SW rwn ------- - ---- ISM III 1 A" . FIVE ANGEL SWEET SHADES lUU lR Jfj :cH. KQTEX - .33 H " I Antiseptic 25c SPOKANE m Donald C, returned to Chicago to face charges Hof ortinm irt T. it of embezzling $25,250 from bank. He waived hearing on an order directing transfer of the case in federal court Wednesday. Glenn was arrested earlier this week while on a hunting trip near the small Washington town of Addy. Law enforcement officers found $15,000 under a mattress In his room. He was honeymooning with his 19-year-old bride. Hereford Sells for $8,700 KANSAS CITY dPji Herbert Chandler, Central Oregon ranch er, paid $8,700 for one of 55 cham pion Hereford breeding animals sold at the American Royal Live stock Exposition, The bull was M. W. Prince Larry 7th from the Milky Way Hereford ranch, Phoenix, Ariz. Hereford cattle put on the auc tion block drew $98,450 for an average of $1,790. The average price for bulls was $2,197 and for cows $1,303. tal model. Odium said the plant would be going at "full capacity" for as long as anybody can fore see. 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