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Conservatives Win W -.m mm mm fote of Commence Srfffinston Church- 13" ..... ..l ine its ConSSd nee Monday ' hv a 39-vote a 'empt to halt 2 nationalization. i-'s,eelvSting 320-281, re use' amendment bip,re king's speecn Client had promised fernment owner, -,-.tfd. ...u written by iL cower and outlines; " Return of steel to! gram- Kel" ...as a major JeraUves in the eiection. K rime disclosed dur- day's deba u; - J!" 'Li. Former Supply :J fiW Strauss deciarea .George biU at I0U1. Tories do take from under gov. - - "we aiiai o". 1 c?"'. .V. parliest possi- fc ,.,! added. kem. amend- ..the Kings .5."" ,i the resign""" lis government, cfice Oct. 20. Lftick Tories Uier" 39 vote margin was E than had beenexpecteq, of which since the government has an over all majority of only 16 voting members of the full house. Churchill received the promised support of the six Liberal Party M. P.'s, however, and several Labor members were absent. The defeated amendment also deplored the Conservatives' an nounced intention of removing certain restrictions from the na tionalized trucking industry. The Labor government nation alized Britain's steel industry last February after a long fight in Commons. Although ownership of the companies has been vested in the government, little has been done to bring the industry under actual state control. Sweetland Denies Laying Welcome Mat PORTLAND (IP) Oregon Democratic National Committee man Monroe Sweetland said Tues day he noted with "amazement" his name was listed among the 300-odd arranging for General MacArthur's visit here Thursday. He disclaimed any connection. The general's trip to the North west, Sweetland said, was "to aid the fading fortunes of his sena torial apologist, Senator Cain of Washington." Sweetland said he wanted no one to suppose that the trip was a bi-partisan or non political affair warranting use of his party office or his name. LANE COUN HOME NEWSPAPER SECTION B EUGENE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1951 PAGE 21 test a utttiiii niiin ti iin ittMHiii if "iriiirTi 11 ii - - - " UN Children's Fund Scant PARIS 0P) The UN's emer gency fund for children's care is down now to less than $30 thous and after four years' expenditure of budgets totaling $162 million, it was disclosed Tuesday. Maurice Pate, executive direc tor of UNICEP (UN International Children's Emergency Fund), said the U. S. Congress is expected to complete approval of a U. S. con tribution of $12 million next year io help replenish the fund, but it will still be far short of its ap proximately $30 million yearly target budget. PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL! Peace can be not-so-peaceful when it's the subject of a stormy debate, as this nholo from a Janancse Socialist Pnrtv convention in Tnkvn shows. The chair-throwing riot broke out when right and left factions failed to agree on certain issues involved in the Japanese peace treaty. McKay to Address Safety Conference SALEM (P) Governor Douglas McKkay's third annual safety conference will be held in Portland Nov. 28-30, he announced Wednesday. For the first time, it will stress industrial, traffic and home safety. Co-sponsors of the meeting are the secretary of state, State Board of Health and State Industrial Ac cident Commission. ! RAs If Ready ro Use Sug X DICED GLACE f JSg&v ill FRUIT&PEELMIX : f( Makes 2 lbs. or more of UjnjrTr$vi$iH I I delicious homemade SjjSi&j f I LYONS m'JL JT a '!! mm m.- in 1 -n - uj mi- K ' k fi) I E H 1 . 1 1 M ml k J . car I I II tJ M LlH'di mml I . I I m k M 1 111 M m I'fl.iaia Ik M a k'fl . ini. I I i M B .t'JU.Blll m nsk'Oi.a III I Jt W il-fli Rfl Kill f 1 r.l'll - J.I'a.iatil'iU Crackers SUNSHINE 1 Lb. Box 29' DIAMOND 'A' Pumpkin 25' BUDGET PACK SMALL WHITE BEANS 2 23 BETTY CROCKL CAKE MIX 33- LANGENDORF StuffinAlix 25 Afr. Ms. m a m m mmm mm m mm m a ovum Gne Bundle Sove time! Save steps! Save energy! AND SAVE MON EY! 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