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Seoul, Korea. March 21 tU"
Delegates to the Joint United
States-Soviet commission have
reached agreement on procedural'
details and delegates expect 10
work harmoniously in the task of
setting up a provisional govern
ment lor Korea, MaJ. Gen. A. V.
Arnold American delegate, said
today.
Arnold told a press conference
lhat discussions at the initial
meeting yesterday appeared to be
on a more friendly basis than at
a Joint preparatory conference
last month that left Russians and
Americans split on several ques
tions.
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5:45 Adv. of Tom Mix
6:00 Cabriel Heatter
6:15 Sundown Serenade
6:30 Treasure Hour of Song
7:00 Clyde Lucas
7:15 Alfred Wohl
7:30 Kcd Ryder .
8:00 Veterans Employment
Service
8:30 Rogue's Gallery
9:00 News
9:15 James Crowley
9:30 Lum and Abner
9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
10:00 Dancing Serenade
7:30 Cisco Kid
8:00 Melody Tours
8:30 The Carringtii.i Playhouse
9:00 News
9:15 Rex Miller
9:30 Lum and Abner
9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
10:00 Readers Digest
10:05 Dancing Serenade
10:15 Harry James
10:30 Sign Off
Early-Day Sisters
Business Is Sold
Sisters, March 21 , (Special)
On March 1 one of the oldest bus
iness establishments in Sisters,
the Aitken drug store, opened its
doors under new management.
For 34 years the store was operat
ed by its owners, Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Aitken, with Mrs. Alt
ken carrying on the business after
her husband's death in 1944. :; I entry into the armed forces. SC2C
The Aitkens were among the' Pay served in the navy for 30
pioneer settlers of Sisters, wit-1 months aboard . a minesweeper
nessing its growth from a few stationed at Pearl Harbor. He re
scattered ranches to the modern. ceived his discharge Dec. 7, 1945,
thriving community of today.j and returned to Sisters seeking a
Twenty years ago their business! new place of business. After con-
was almost completely destroyed
in the disastrous fire which swept
this Santiam-McKenzie town leav
ing only two buildings undamag
ed. But in the spirit of the times,
the Aitkens rebuilt the store and
began anew.
Today the modernized store is
being operated by Richard Day,
owner of Day's cafe before his
ferring with Mrs. Aitken, arrange
ments were made for the pur
chase of the drug store.
Mrs. Aitken and her son, Don
ald, a student at Sisters high
school, have purchased a new
home and plan to remain in Sis
ters. ,
Flames in Japan
Raze 4 Barracks
San Francisco, March 21 "Pi
Fire of undetermined origin today
razed four two-story, barracks
buildings housing royal-Australian
air force units at Bof u, Japan,
it was revealed by radio Australia.
The broadcast said there were
no casualties despite exploding
ammunition which imperiled lire
fighters. - . '
Bulletin Classifieds bring results stars are yellow.
Nearly one-fourth ol all the
Report On Roads
Salem, Ore., March 21 IIP) L
The state highway commission
toddy issued the following road
report compiled at 8:30 a.m.
Wapinitia Pass Total snow
108 inches; road bare.
Santiam Pass Total
153 inches; road bare.
Willamette Pass Total snow
156 inches; spots of packed snow
and ice, being sanded,
Bulletin Classifieds bring, results
snow
Arnold pointed out that many 10:15 The Feeling Is Mutual
members of the commission also
served at the ounference. Dele
gates were optimistic that they
would be able to work well with
one another in solving the problem
of Korea, he added.
Hd said the commission would
. continue to meet until the Inde
pendence of Korea is established.
Trips will be made to Pyong Yang,
capital of the Soviet-occupied zone,
to interview political parties and
groups.
Colonel L H.Hall
Heads VA Office
Seattle. March 21 'in A vet
eran of both world wars has been
appointed as manager of the Seat
tle regional office of the veterans
administration effective April 1st,
deputy administrator D. M. Shute
announced today.
. Ex-Colonel Lester H... Hall, a
native of the northwest, will re
place present manager Orvillo G.
Fairburn because of his long ex
perience in personnel work and
familiarity with, world war II vet
erans problems, Shute said.
Hall served as personnel officer
at Ft. Leonard Vcod, Mo., at the
engineering replacement center
and is a graduate of the command
and general staff school at Ft.
Leavenworth.
;' Colonel Hall was stationed at
Camp Abbot, as executive officer,
and'moved to Fort Lewis with the
army engineers when the Des
chutes camp was deactivated In
1944. : v. ;
10:30 Sign Off
Menhaden Is an. Important fish
in tha paint Industry because. its
oil Is tised in the manufactured
Insulating varnishes, and ship bot
tom paints. 1
KlilDAV, MARCH VI, 1916
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7:55r-News
8:00 Morning Round-up
8:15 News
8:30 Take It Easy Time
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9:00 Lyle Van & News
9:15 Bulletin Board
9:20 Blng Crosby
9:30 Designs for Better Living
9:35 Old Family Almanac
10:00 News '
10:15 Luncheon With Lopez
10:30 Mentho. Mountaineers
10:45 John J. Anthony
11:00 Cedric Foster
11:15 Man About Town ':
11:20 Modern Melody Trio
11:25 News
11:30 Queen For a Day
12:00 Four Polka Dots
12:05 Todays Classifieds
12:10 Sport Yarns
12:15-ClaudeThornhill
12:30 News
12:45 Farmer's Hour '
1 .00 News of Prineville
2:00 Zeke Manners
2:15 Organ, Meditations ' '
2:43 Bill Gwlnn Show
3:00 Henry King's Orchestra :
3:15 Concert Hall : .
3:45-i-Elsa Maxwell's Party Line
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 Rex Miller
4:30 Ersklne Johnson
4:45 Northwest News f
4:50 Ginny Simms
4:55 Central Oregon News
5:00 News ..
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5:30 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix
6:00 Gabriel Heatter.
6:15 Dinneij Music
f:30Spotlight Bands - .
Ofe JMenry J. Taylor
-7:15 Know Your America
7:20 Sammy Kaye . , '
Crash Is Blamed
On Broken 'Prop'
Truckee, Calif.; March 21 tU-
A broken propclJor blade which
set up a vibration that caused
the right wing of an army C-47
transDort to break off in mid-air
! auuarently was responsible for
the violent deaths of 23 passen
gers and three crewmen Tuesday
near here, army officials dis
closed today.
One blade of one of the trans
nort's two three-bladed propellors
i either split or broke off in flight,
Col. Willard said, selling up a
tremendous vibration.;-
The plane's pilor, Capt. Richard
K. Young of Stockton, Calif., evi
dently tried to feather the engine
and stop the vibration, Willard
said.
He said wreckage of the right
engine disclosed that it had been
shut off and feathered. ,
The feathering operation takes
approximately eight seconds. Dur
ing that time, Col. Willard said,
the terrific vibration apparently
caused the transport s right wing
to tear off.
Madras Pioneer
Sold to W, H.Hall
Madras, Ore., March 21 Ui
Sale of the weekly Madras Pio
neer, Jefferson county's only
newspaper, to W. H. Hall, for
merly mechanical superintendent
with the Telephone-Register at
McMlnnville, was announced to
day by Mrs. May B. Johnson,
owner of the paper since 192b.
Before coming to Oregon, Hall
published the Buhl, Ida., repub
lican. Later he was associated
with two brothers in publishing
the Lincoln county Leader at To
iprln. Ore. Hall is also a former
member of The Bend Bulletin me-1
chanlcal staff, in Bend.
When hens fail to get enough
calcium In their feed, they draw
it from their bones, up to about 25
per cent of their calcium content.
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Daffodils . . . . . . . . . ... .bunch 39c
. ' 23 to the bum ', .
Juice Oranges . . , , v.,2 dozen 25c
Arizona Grapefruit .....6 for 25c
Cclavos ... ..... .3 for 29c
Eggs . . . . 2 dozen 75c
Grade A large
Salt . .24 oz. pkg. 5c
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Carnival String Beans . . . .can 15c
Ugene Whole Beets can 17c
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Van Camp's Beans 3 cans 29c
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Sirloin Steak, young beef . .lb. 39c
Pork Steak, shoulder lb. 35c
Dill Pickles, bulk 3 for 10c
Hens Fish Fryers
Yel Washing
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llliby's
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Del Maize Niblets ..... . 2 cans 33c
Chicken Noodle Soup . .2 cans 29c
Morton Hou.se
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Yamhill Peas 3 cans 33c
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2 Bath Bars 19c
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Gold Dust Cleanser ... .3 cans 14c
Household Ammonia . . . quart 25c
Gaines Dog Food . . . .5 lb. bag 59c
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Gohrke's Market Phone 207
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Sliced Halibut ....... ... . .lb. 42c
Beef Roast ............... lb. 30c
Grade A steer
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