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JO A& TRISUWt, Aefor3. -j-im niiimmw iinnn i il i jp 1 1 urn m m i in n j VV' y USIXG TO ACCENT orders to destroy Tom Boy, Morgan stallion once judged fcing of class in Madiscgi Square Garden horse show, Mrs. James Roberts announces k will go to court to prevent late owner's wishes fro?n teing carried out. Mrs. Roterts has ben hparding Tom Boy ffor eight years. It is pet of hr children. (International) e 2 : Beer Distributors ISn Francisco (IP - More thftn three-quarters of Cali fornia's 150 beer distributing firms were closed today in aehat appeared to be an all ttt industry war against the eamsters Union. fifty five more distributors' 3c;ed out their employees HJhursday night, bringing to JII5 the number shut down. ODAiy 35 firms employing JL,0OO snen were thus available & Supply the state's bars and 0f he lockout had no effect on operations of the Lucky Lager Brewing Company, which has its own delivery servicO. nor on chain store distributing systems. It curtailed operations by Regal Pale and Pabst brewer ies, which refused with Lucky to go along with the lockout ordered by the California Brewery Association. Regal Pale and Pabst have distributing systems of their own, but part of their de liveries are handled by inde pendent firms which shut down. The Teamsters Union rep 3, amy r-u i Wgon. Friday, y 193 Codinye Lockout resents nearly all brewery c9nployecs as well as beer truck drivers. They called a strike Sunday night against two brewery firms, Hamm's and Budweiser. The industry ordered a lockout, claftning a strike against one is a strike against all. Dissbltd Israeli Plsne Linds Safely New York !IP)-An Israeli airliner landed safely at Idle wild Airport with 76 passen gers tttlay with -one wheel missing. The big Bristol Britannia turbo-prop plane had lost one of the 10 wheels of its land ing assembly on take-off from London Airport. Ambulances, fire trucks and police emergency equip ment stood by o the airport runway as the plane came in. Fire trucks sped beside it down the runway as it touched down. "There was no trouble," the fire department reported. Celebrating 48 Years of $orvico to You! m w si "r. t& XL ftp Ont-KnA Ihjio Contral Aumc fevHI 1 Tur $uppf it QAh Uwn Aid MORE THAN 18 BIG f REE PRIZES 0i9i9 "or t kmmrt m both staves lar4ay. fiat 'ii0fl It m.m. REGISTER AT EITHER (TORE Asyane tet It tun at ame may retm. rayisg W 6raJ Piime wV be BeU at 4:10 p.. 9mm Stme, Safari Ma; 3ri. W aaxa mtmi saf b wriTl ayin. Sme rojiti mm r4 il asal far all tnvmft. Many Other Prixes UfTOWH STOM House Committee Washington (IB The House Appropriations com mittee voted $26 million more for federal unemployment programs tody snd tjain criticized the administrttion for its "reluctanct" ts rteog nize the problem. The money wis included in a S28,761,808 urgent dfi ciency program. It covr un employment payment to jot less veterant and fcdtrtl em ployees. It vae the econd such allowance voted this year to cover spending up to tfte tart of the new fiicel Student Shoots School Teacher Banning, Ceiif. BH Young Jimmy Johnson, new student t Banning Union Higfi school, blested lootbell coach Arthur Linden, 31, in the leg with thotun Thurs day to "ahow him Z waan't scared." Linden, tl&o th school's athletic director, vti hospital ized in serious condition at San Gorgonio Pass Memorial hospital. He waa in danger of losing his leg. The H-year-old youth gun ned down Linden after the coach had broken up a gym fight between Johnson and an other atudent. He waa captur ed 45 minute ' later hiding under a shed. "J intended to ahoot him low in the legs," Johneon aaid. I wasn't goinj to kill him just show him Z waan't scared." " Police said the youth went to his father's .truck parked near the school when the coach broke up the tight and dismantled .11 gauge shot gun his father used for hunt ing rabbits after work on a construction project. Smuggling the un back onto the school gyoynde hid in his clothing, Johnaon reae sembled it and holding the gun at the hip shot Linden in the leg. - Sportsman leader Dis of Heart AtHick Milton-Freewater, Ore. (IB Carl Ramsay, 54, former president of the Oregon Wild life federation, died Thursday ef a heart attack at his office here. Ramsay was president of the Federation from 1952 to 1956. He also was secretary of the "Make Steelhead a Game Fish in Oregon" organ-" ization. He operated an in surance business here. I PRIZE iJgaJBJBJjgi- Itti firand Prize - 6rh and Bartlett Approve; federal Jobless Pay Plan year, July 1. "This has ten made neces sary," the committee said, "by the aerious unemployment sit uation and the refusal of some to give it recognition until forced to k so." It added that the adminiatation has been "hesitant" in juroperly assess ing the problem and noted that President Eisenhower, in his January budget, said he would need only J8 million extra. The bill carries S13 million for veterans and Sit million for jobless federal workers. The rest of the total would tide over other, federal func tipna.' Curbs on Japan Trade: Assistant Secretary of State Walter S. Robertson told the Senate Foreign Rela tions committee that curbs on trade with Japan might drive Japanese industrial produc tion into Russian channels. He said that if the U.S. fol lows this course, "then other countries will follow suit, with . deep and far-reaching consequences." Schools: Reps. Peter 7re linghuyaen Jr. (R.-N.J.) and Frank Thompson Jr. (D.-N.J.) clashed openly over revival of the President's old school construction bill at House Ed ucation subcommittee hear ing. Frelinghuysen, who apon- lumber Price Index Advances 84 Cents Portland (IB The lumber price indei computed bi weekly by Crow's Lumber Market Service here ahowed an advance of M cents the past two weeks. The index revealed price gains in green dimension and studs of all major western species. Crow's said Green Douglas fir standard and better grade showed a 82 to 33 gain with utility grade advancing S3 to I A. In tha plywood market, tfae 164 price was still attracting disappointing sales of AD grade quarter-inch stock, but sheathing ply held steady at from $88 to tJ. Knniy Will Vitlt Oregon May 18-19 Portland. (IB Sen. John T. - Kennedy (D-Masa.) will visit Oregon May 18 and 19, Democratic National Commit teeman C. Girard Davidson said today. Kennejdy waa scheduled to visit the s1tt early this week but had to remain in Wash ington because of Senate busi ness. O UPTOWN STORE Sixth and Bartlett EVERYTHING FOR YOUR GARDEN BUT THE RAIN" Anniversary FREE MOVIES Free Ortho garden films in color shown Saturday at Farm Store at 10:30 a.m. "Mow to Grow Beautiful House Plants," 20 minute flim shew ing proper procedures for care ef African violets and gloxinias. F 1 (0RTH0) ORTHO Garden Consultant Booth to answer insect and garden problems at FARM STORE SATURDAY COME TO FARM STORE FOB FREE DEMONSTRATION Springfield Riding Mower Reo Rotary Mo-ye PLEASE sored the bill unsuccessfully last year, protested a move by Thompson and other Dem ocrats that sent it to the full committee Wednesday. Thompson said his only inter est was in getting new schools and classrooms; that he "em braced" Frelinghuysen's orig inal bill "as fully as I could." Frelinghuysen snapped bacfe that "this embrace of yours is the kiss of death to school construction." The House Space commit tee disclosed today that Eisen hower has proposed s mod erately priced program for the proposed ' civilian space control agency. It includes development of manned space ships and rocket shots to Mars. Spending Rules For Centennial Told by Hatfield Salem W Secretary of State Mark Hatfield said to day an attorney general's opinion on Centennial Com mission expenditures justified his inquiry and "established some ground rules to follow in the future." Hatfield had previously charged the Commission was spending money without suf ficient accounting control. The secretary said he now will require the Commission to furnish the names of indi viduals entertained at public expense when the group la composed of 12 or less, indi cate the nature of the group when more are involved and indicate on all claims that they were in the best inter est of Oregon. AU Have Stab "I do not wish to hinder with unnecessary red-tape e single activity of the Centen nial Commission," Hatfield said. "Every Oregon ian has stake in its success ..." "But I have a clear respon sibility aa the accounting of ficial and state auditor to make certain vouchers are submitted in proper form and that expenditures are in the public interest," ha con tinued. - Hatfield said he has r received full cooperation from the Commission sine ha mado his inquiries. . Hit investigation was limit ed to financial action for which he had legal responsi bility, Hatfield aaid, because of his desire tha,t the com mission should ist be mad a "political football." - . Specials O Dig Prizes Q 2 Locations Specials At Farm Store Only NO PHONE ORDERS three Mfttvn-t r&en C&9.P Pendleton f The Pen dleton Grain Growers Thurs day announced purchase' of three eievators in Milton-Free-weter foe; 8193,000 with a capacity of 300,000 bushels. Officials of the Eastern Oregon Co-operative aaid the purchase brought its total to 19 elevators and g it 9 D)D) aicf prove You c7 own this big, luxurious 1958 Windsor Sedan for less money thn last year's model with similar equipment! PRICE THE CHRYSLER DURING WALT'S LITHIA MOTORS M-40 North Maia ttreot - Ashland 1 o) re BTV IB BSBB SB m A.B In Every Dept. SISKIYOU DISTRICT Federation of forto Blob niuoPEnATi Bedding Plant 6onse$sic3 AT C0T11 STC3ES SATU3CAY $.VOSI?Y DIE New .York (IP! Drl' Alfred Salmony, 17, a noted au thority on Asiatic art, died of a heart atfack Tuesday. He succumed aboard the liner He d France en route to Europe. toraga capacity q five mil lion bushel, makina) it the lFt in Oregon. to yoursotf thai all car prices haven't gone up! Wee t Ckrysler and see for yourself that you can own a big car. This Mighty Chrysler Windsor gives you all the fine car luxury you eer dreamed of, yet it dually costs only a few dollars a month more than an ordinary small car! Those fw extra molars hay so much wore! More comfort thanks to new roominess, new foam rubber cushioning, TorsionnAire Ride. More convenience ith smootlfcr TorqueFlite transmission you just fhish a button and go. More safety this Chrysler has four-beam dual "YOU . Free Garden Clinic O Free PA o FARM STORf n 10th and South fi FASH STORI-IC. tauth Fir SERVICEMEN ON PILGRIMAGE N , Heidelberg, Germany OT Three thousand Americans are expected to take part in a mass military pilgrimage to the French shrine at Lourdes June 14-16, the U.S. Army said today. Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Ryan, chief chaplain of the Army, will lead the delegation. J In headlights, Total-Contact brakes, new Compound-Curved windshield. And of course you get the satisfaction and pres tige that comes only from owning s Chrysler. Economical to own, too! Chrysler's airplane-type engine earned its class cham pionship in the Mobilgas Economy Run. Chrysler's precision engineering keeps up keep down. Chrysler's proved top resale value protects your investment. So price the Chrysler today. See why we say it's the one luxury car you can afford! AUTO BUY WEEK" MAY 1-10 AT HAMLIN MOTOR CO. 8th and Front D 8 a.m. .. :. to 5:30 p.m. Free! Free! FIRST 200 CUS TOMERS TO REGIS TER WILL RECEIVE A4-0Z. BOTTLE OF ORTHO GRO LIQ UID FERTILIZER. LIMIT 1 BOTTLE fER FAMILY. FREE SAMPLES Ortho Bug-Geta Pellets Ortho Lawn Food, FROMOTOR DIES New York HP Walter H. Brooks, 63, a promoter of mo tion picture exhibitor rela tions and columnist for The Motion Picture Herald, died Thursday of a heart ailment. Oslo (W Oscar Torp, 64, president of the Norwegian Parliament and former Pre mier, died Thursday of a cere bral hemorrhage. Streets Medford , I Movies; o
