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MAIL TltllUNI, Hf-4, Or. C TfcnJ. J.m M. 1S9 J In tho Day's (lews By FRANK JENKINS ' The foreign ministers con ference recesses without reaching an agreement on West Berlin. Whether it can reach such an agreement when it reassembles on July 13 is on the knees of the gods. But it is improbable The big thing at the mo ment is that the Soviets haven't decided to SHOOT US OUT and that we haven't decided to SHOOT OUR WAY IN with reinforcements if East German communists replace the Soviets in the Berlin situation. Cft ITER all- f- What difference would an agreement make? The Russians would break it whenever it suited their pur pose to do so. Our job is to remain so strong that the Russians . won't regard it as safe to start a war. I 5 YOU'RE interested in ruckuses, keep your eye on Louisiana. What is hap pening there is very interest ing. In particular, watch this man Lether Fraatr, who is Louisiana" lieutenant gov ernor. He seems to . be the exact opposite of the Long tribe. He started out as a history tesjcher in Longville, ' La. He hs been president rff ' Louisiana's Southeastern In- : stitute at Lafayette and later -was president of McNeese State college at Lake Charles His ambition was said to be to wind up as president of Louisiana State Univer sity, but he got side-tracked into politics and was elected lieutenant-governor. He was expected to be elected gov ernor in 1960 - with relative- ly little trouble. rpHEN- A He collapsed from over work a few months ago. He may have had a light stroke. -At any rate, Governor Long came out quickly with an an nouncement that he was go ing to run again. Shortly afterward? he went off his rocker. Who will be governor in the interval between now and the next election hasn't been officially determined as this is written. T OUISIANA'S troubles started with Huey Long, avho was one of the gifted rabble-rousers of all time. 'His slogan was MAKE ' IVERY MAN A KING. It was a fascinating doctrine. It ajfcused hopes that can't be realized overnight, and which are never brought to " fruition by demagogs. The - basic trouble with it is that very man ISNT -a king. EVERY man hasn't got what it takes. Even our Declara- tion of Independence, which - is perhaps the greatest docu- - merit in world history, hedges on that point. It says merely that all men are CREATED ; equah Anyway, Huey Long, fly : ing on the wings of his magic ; slogan, was soaring to un- believable heights when his career was cut short as is the case so often with despo tic demagogues - by an a: sassin's bullet. Where he might have gone if he had lived no one even yet is pre pared to say. . fTTHIS much is certain A v He wouldn't have gone " very far in the direction en visioned by our Founding Fathers. rS much let us hope That here in our mythi cal State of Jefferson-which, we , proudly proclaim, is a State of Mind - we never reach the point where we tolerate supermen of the Huey Long type. ?uey Long had glamor -loads of it. - But history teaches this clear lesson: TOO MUCH GLAMOR is a danger ous thing. Heavy Vote in Hawaii Predicted Honolulu - (UPD - Edward E. Johnston, secretary of state of Hawaii, predicted today that 85 per cent of Hawaii's 174,000 registered voters would turn out Saturday to put their stamp of approval on statehood and nominate candidates. Johnston said, "for years Hawaii has had the best voter turnout in the United States in its territorial elections, and I am sure that a good many people will want to be able to tell their grandchildren ,they voted for statehood." Santa Cruz, Calif. -(UPD-Two Sunnyvale men were arrested Wednesday for taking .a hu morously macabre approach to the threat of maneater sharks in California's coastal waters. Roger Lejeunesse, 21, and ' Harvey L. Stovall, 23, were taken into custody for erecting 38 signs along the oceanfront , reading: "Please do not feed the sharks. Make it fun from the start. See the tempting, easy-tofix recipes featured in i pEJJ on Sunclay, June 21st. Then come in and pick up your picnic fixin's today. 1 . . . W..VI outdoor eating section Featured foods in the wnww Low, Ion prices plus S&H Green Stamps a! no exfra cosf S3S Tin Oregon Prod " F,' P'odueu A,. Ml. ucts Veec n Oregon Velveeto Cheese Spread Dennison's Chili Con Carne lemon'Ume . wheat Thins. Rye Thins NablSCO SnaClCS Triangle Thins or Salt Tangs Worcestershire Sauce Sarail Wrap Keeps Food Fresher Longer mm Hawaiian Regular or Punch loaf m9 15-oz. $100 tins T 3 large CQf bottles m9 WE GIVE (fi GREEN JS7AM PS Sdf- skifuJIy and arom, for m flavor. Mb. tin Wanz Liqid Detergent V".AU UArAKMAial Gives quart bottle lee iPerrins pk5S69c 37c 5-oz. bottle f with us ""tli 35c p "",wma"c Washers Borene Granulated ".. .oms ES.u-2 5?45c ay s Peanut Butter areinreld's Relish Pieces and Stems Golden Prices effective Thurs day, Friday and Satur day June 25, 26 and 27. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Sweet or Hamburoer v Seinfeld's Home Style. ., Bt for Eating PIeasure' 48-oz. ar Made in Oregon Haley's BEEF STEW MCP i L i 22-oz. tins 89c Mi HUNT'S Nestles' Decaf COFFEE 95 1 Mb Large "Beefsteak" Slicers fl (01 C U ViS lb Crisp Fresh Local Long Full Ears LETTUCE Sweet Corn '. A heads 19C I 5C ear 55C doz. Local Grown Crisp Golden. Bing Cherries CARROTS 23c lb. I 2 cello bag 17c Extra Large JUMBO CARITOIUBIWPE 2 . 35 Complete Selection of All Available Fresh Fruits, Vegetables and Citrus Fruit NYLON HOSE A special purchase of beautiful -quality 51-guage, 15-denier nylon hos iery which looks like a $1.00 value. Popular sizes in fashionable beige mist color. Wnile They Last 39 . WAG DOG FOOD Reg. 3 for 29c 2 90 PLYMOUTH MARGARINE 6 Reg. 21c Swift's Premium 1959 Spring Lamb Sale! 9 1 Genuine spring lamb is wonderful eating anytime of the year, but right now spring lamb is at its best . . . young, tender and full of wonderful flavor . . . and leg of lamb is so easy to cook and serve. . lb Moke a Lamb Stew . Lamb Riblets Tender, Delicious Lamb Shoulder Chops Fry or Broil - Lamb Rib Chops Fresh Salmon Eggs b 15c ib.65c b69c b 79c Tender Spring Lamb SHOULDER ROAST Serve With Browned Vegetables and Mint Jelly lb. 55c Hershey Chocolate Syrup For Milk Shakes or Sundae Toppings ic i, -II (01 tin i r lie va m m ..- m m ii m. , n "w-w ir 11 m trm m 0 Cliff Char Briquets 5-lb. pkg. 49c . 10-lb. pkg. 89c 20-lb. pkg. $1.69 B U'Jhere you are always served couKteously&vell? o 6-oz. Tin G9 Shop Pigglr Wiggly for Health and Beauty Aids Stewart at King Street Acres of Free Parking Prices effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday June 25, 26 and 27 ' We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities SPRY SHORTENING 379c ALCOA Household Foil 25-ft. Roll 29c 75-ft. Roll 75c I
