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Left in Alarm Police said she went into the Commercial National Bank and was seen wander- Pendleton Bank Ruling Upheld Salem -..(UPD - The Oregon State Banking Board today upheld a franchise ruling for Portland -Trust Company in volving a Pendleton branch. The Inland Empire Bank of Umatilla had appealed the franchise award by Superin tendent J. F. M. Slade. The Banking Board is comprised of the governor, secretary of state and state treasurer. -' Slade had rejected Inland Empire's petition saying that the law stipulates granting a franchise to the first applicant who is qualified. Slade also felt, that Pendleton couldn't support four ,banks. Pendle ton branches already have been established by the U.S. National and First' National Bank of Oregon. Inland Empire officials had charged Slade with being un reasonable and arbitrary, but the Board found Slade in ac cordance with the law. OA m m With the'warmth of wood grain lifetime plastic tops also Sealy mattress and box springs. Colors walnut and blond ash. HATCHING CHEST ... $3250 LIMITED SUPPLY LUCAS & HOWARD Furniture WE BUY FOR LESS AND SELL FOR LESS Hiway 99-Central Point V Phone NO 4-1226 --- 3 Wish for Jail In Bank Holdup ing around. She left in alarm when a teller asked if he could help her, police said. Mrs. Quinn then went across the street to the Home State Bank and approached Miss Mary Moody, a teller. "I want some bills," Miss Moody quoted her as saying. "She said she had a gun, but Suspects Arrested In Aloha Burglary Hillsboro - (UPD - Two sus pects were in the Washington county jail today following 'an attempted burglary at Al's Garage in Aloha. One person was caught in the garage and another was picked up in Portland. , Deputy John' D. Pyle ar rived on the scene as new tires were feeing taken from the garage. Richard Lee Green, 23, Portland, surrend ered but his companion fled. Officers said the second suspect, Thomas Marlin, 21, Portland, was arrested after Portland police staked out his home. Green was arrested about 3:45 a.m. and Marlin about 5 a.m. The sheriff's office said it would ask the district attor ney to charge both men with first degree burglary and Mar lin also with larceny of an auto. Knoxville, Tenn.-fllPD - The owner of the Powell Valley Drug Co. here reported Wed nesday that the thieves who stole cigarettes, narcotics and cash from his store also got away with his home-made burglar alarm. Fall at Lucas & Howard Furniture FLOOR COVERING sq.yd. While It Lasts! I didn't see it as her arm was below the counter." Miss Moody pressed an alarm button with her foot while doling out more than $400 in currency. ; Mrs. Quinn left the bank and disappeared in the early afternoon crowd. -Area Surrounded Police surrounded several blocks in the area. They had little difficulty finding Mrs. Quinn from the description of bank employes. She was about a block from the Home Bank and very noticeable in her green skirt. . Mrs. Quinn had $439 in her pocketbook, almost the same amount believed given tier at the bank. - She was arrested; arraigned and held in lieu of $5,000 bond on charges of bank rob Tillamook Mill Damaged by Fire Tillamook - (UPD - A fire of undetermined origin r a z e d the sawmill at the Beuhner Lumber Co., plant late Wed nesday. Damage was esti mated at $150,000 by a plant official. The amount included equip ment and lumber in the plant building as well at the struc ture. It was the second fire this year, at the company, plant sortie six blocks from down town Tillamook. A blaze in May destroyed a planer mill and caused several thousand dollars damage. About 100 men were em ployed in the sawmill. ous TWIN-SIZE BOOKCASE BEDS With Box Springs and Mattresses All for Only SIPMML VINYL U 7 Crash of Plane Takes Five Lives Montreal (UPD Five crew members aboard a four-engin-ed" airliner were killed Wed nesday night when the plane caught fire and crashed short ly after takeoff. The plane was en route to Foxe Basin on Baffin Island near the Arctic Circle with supplies to a Distant Early Warning Line-base. No pas sengers were on board. .' ' The Wheelers Airlines DC4 nose-dived into a field near the isolated village of St. Cleo phas 14 minutes after it took off from -Montreal's Dorval airport on the 1,500-mile non stop flight. The victims were identified as Capt. Jack T. Brown,. 30, Hudson Heights, Que.; 1st Officer Frederic William Boone, 27, Droval; 2nd Offi cer Jean-Marie Simard, 28; stewardess Anne-Marie Remil- lard, 27, both of Montreal, and navigator Asger Andreas Madsen, 30, of St, Laurent, Que. DOG GUARD PRISONERS Montgomery, Ala.-ttJPD-State Prisons Director ' J. ' M. Mc- Cullough Wednesday an nounced Alabama will begin usine German shepherds and Doberman pinschers to guard three prisons at night. As far as we know we will be the first ' state" prison system in the United States to use guard dogs," McCullough said. . , FAT OVERWEIGHT Available to you' without doe tor's orescriDtion, our drug called ODRINEX. You must lose ugly fat in 7 days or your money back. No strenuous exercise, laxatives, massage or taking of so - called reducing candies, crackers or cook ies, or chewing gum. ODRINEX it a-tiny tablet and easily swallowed. When you take ODRINEX, you still enjoy your meals, still eat the foods you like, but you simply don't have the urge for extra por tions because ODRINEX' depresses your appetite and decreases your desire for food. Your weight must come down, because as your own doctor will tell you, when you eat less, you weigh less. 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