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0 o &mi 0?8n?ag of Grand opening for the new Eig Y store pharmacy on Nort Pacific highway will be June 27, according to John Judy, store official. The new pharmacy which openedgor business two weeks ago i headed by Les Down ing, Ashland. Downing is knoign by druggists of the area as a former representa tive of the Upjohn company. He has ber in the pharmacy business for 17(jears. The ne' pharmacy which operates as part of the Big Y store will be open the same times as the rest of the store, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Friday when it will be open from 8 m. to 10 p.m. Toiletries The new department car ries a complete, line of toilet ries, drugs and drug sundries, including complete insulin supplies in a self-service ,re frigerated cabinet. ''Our Apartment is well stocked with antibiotics, phar maceuticals, chemicals and special products," Downing said. "No matter what your physical orders we can. fill your prescription. For your convenience we also maintain a large selection of sickroom 0 supplies." o DgtTCf! IE New York (UPI) Ice land B. uer, who was a di rtor d?he Okonite Co., in sulateS cable manufacturers, for lj years died here on Monde? t the age of 75. Due? fttfowed a leal as well as industrial career. He once led as sfcretary to ' Justice liver Wendell Holmtt. 1 Mm , I I 11 if . 1 1 Li i t h- I ft ir - . NEW PHARMACY Head Pharmacist Les Super Market, North Pacific highway. The Downing inspects some of the drugs on dis- new department will maintain the same play at the recently opened Big Y Phar- hours as the Big Y store and is designed to macy. The pharmacy is part of the Big Y provide for all the needs of its patrons. ftstflmttics! We give So trade-in Qlonc foyouroId neb (even Of bsa) on new Breatheasy Gfcticiion pyrex nebulizer; bU?! e infltlant; zipper carry irQcfW. Money-back guarantet. &f r Srggist Dominica Recalls Officers, Cadels From U. 5. Schcols Cuidad Trujillo, Dominican Republic (UPI) Thirty Do minican officers and cadets attending military schools in the United States were or dered Tuesday to leave imme diately and return home. The order, issued by 'the secretary of state for the armed forces, was considered a retaliation for the refusal of a U.S. Army staff school to grant a graduation diploma to Gen." Rafael L. Trujillo Jr., son of the Dominican Repub lic's strongman ruler. The Dominican Congress was summoned to a special session "to consider the dis cussions in the U. S. Congress in connection with military aid received by the Dominican Republic and to take any de cisions as required by the na- Young Trujillo's lavish spending while in the U.S., including gifts of expensive foreign sports cars to Holly wood actresses Kim Novak and Zsa Zsa Gabor, led to criticism from some Ameri can congressmen who sug gested that military aid to the Dominican Republic should be reviewed. Trujillo was appointed chief of staff 'of the Domini can combined chiefs of staff on the same day the U.S. Salem (UPI) Vik Con struction Company, Eugene, was low bidder at $558,701 for construction of a non-ambulatory cottage and two re placement cottages at Fair- view home for the mentally retarded here. ' Army announced he would receive only a certificate of attendance from the Com mand and General Staff Col lege p.t Fort Leavenworth, Kan.," because he ''did not suc cessfully complete1 the course." . Pcfnf Dusf Explosion Claims Second Victim Ontario, Ore. (UPI) Earl Burgess, 36, Huntington high school janitor, died at Holy Rosary hospitla Tuesday night of Burns received in a paint dust explosion at the school June 2. He was the second fatality in the blast. Desaire Suire, 46, cook at the school, died of burns on June 11. The two men were scraping paint when the explosion occurred. Senate Hopes For House Action On Labor Bill Washington (UPI) Back ers of the Senate's "moder ate" labor reform bill hoped today its overwhelming 88-1 victory in the Senate would spur a reluctant House to act o'n the measure this year. The bill, aimed at ending labor-management abuses turned up by the ' Senate Rackets Committee, was sent to the House Tuesday night after five days of debate with the blessing of Democratic leaders, the administration and Senate GOP leader Wil liam F. Knowland who had sought a stiffer measure. No Comment House Democratic leaders had no immediate comment. They were expected to confer soon with Rep. Graham Bar den (D-N.C), chairman of the House Labor Committee who has been reluctant to act on any labor legislation in an election year. Barden told United Press International he had not read the Senate bill and "could guess the weather with as much accuracy" as the ' out look for the measure in his committee. Rep. Ralph W. Gwinn (R N.Y.) senior GOP member of the committee and advocate of a much tougher union-control bill predicted the commit tee will not act on broad labor legislation. "Not that I wouldn't like to see a good, honest labor bill but we just don't have the votes," he said. -T- 1 i ( I We have Extended this 1st ANNIVERSARY SALE through this wsek to en3b!s those of you vho called fromother cities to come in also, to complete transactions that were pending. So, SATUR DAY, JUNE 21 f i the LAST DAY for you to receive this offer of OUR FREE 1 F " Y5Tttf! V '5 u Summer Hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 2 Fleers of Fine Furniture 4 "3 With Any Purchase Amounting to $175 Yc May Choose $50.00 in in , FREE i MercTiandise With Any Purchase Amounting to S350.C0 You May Choose $100.00 in FREE Merchandise With Any Purchase Amounting to $500.00 You May Choose $150.00 in FfeEE Merchandise With Any Purchase Amounting to $750.C0 You May' Choose $20( in Merchandise 33 Wish Ant Purshsst $ o Amounting is You May Ghco$2 AA h FREE Isrcfsansiss a r Next to Greyhound Depot " ' -. Tz JtrS i - --v w- - 'f I -: J" y 4 1 i ' r r Jeistar Touches Distant Points In Demonstration Edwards AFB, Calif. (UPI) Lockheed's Jetstar, a swept wing jet transport, landed here Tuesday after touching "four corners" of the nation in less than 1,8 hours. Actually, the plane was in the air for 14 hours and 50 minutes on its 6,700 -mile home run from border to bor der and coast to coast at speeds averaging 456 miles per hour and reaching 686 m.p.h. af times. Engineering Pilot Ray Goudey flew the plane at alti tudes of 45,000 feet to avoid poor weather and improve the Jetstar's range, extended from a normal 1,730 miles to more than 3,000 miles wit 640 gallon slipper ' tanks " fitted over the wings. Potential Demonstrated Purpose of the flight was to demonstrate the Jetstar's potential for high sped trans portation of cargo or person nel to distant points. The jet roared aloft with Goudey at the controls Mon day night at this base and sped to McChord Air Force Base in Washington in one hour and 52 minutes. Swinging east, the plane streaked to Westover Air Force Base at Chicopee Falls, Mass., in five hours, then flashed south to McCoy Air. Force Base at Orlando, Fla. Racing westward again, Goudey brought the plane in at Edwards at 4:32 p.m. (p.s.t), completing the run. Average Pilot Said College Man Lansing, Mich. (UPI) The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association surveyed its 65, 000 members who fly air craft for business and pleas ure and found the "average" pilot to be a college man earn ing 810,906 a year who is mar ried and has minor children. He owns his home, an air plane or part of one, and IV2 automobiles. The "average" pilot partici pates in community affairs and prefers summer vaca tions. He may be in the 22 per cent of AOPA members who own a, boat. Some 26,000 AOPA'ers fly more than 100 hours a year and a fourth of the, members fly more than 150 hours a year. About 87 per , oent of the members have more than 100 hours of total flying time, and 32 per cent have more than 1,000 hours. One in eight has more than 3,000 hours. rums Repairing and Relining Cleaning and Glazing Restyling Frances9 Furs 610 Valley View . 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