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AlfcWUKU MAIL IKIBtiAfc. MLM'UKU. UUUUUN , iausus i 2- 8 25-: '53-67-c? -5? 63 71 7 -, 3-23-54.7 75 ti TAR GA2ERJ rt Tour Doily Attn ,fy Go. T rrsd 1 According fo the Man. icno rrc:-aqc ' cturdoy. 3 to numixri 32 33 J7.54--- (55.60 83-Si'Jl ( LIBIA LPT U r-!- 6-)M2 20f3 :9.J3-S0-31 VI SAGITTARIUS I3-16-I7.23 - 27-66-6? C4tOl !I51 S5(g AOlMflUS 'I' , 4.t5..- f i 62 v. I- 5- 7.10 5 P 90 Johnson Having Lumber Labeling Pressure Exerted WASHINGTON (UPI) -Presi- ! RtUAV, IKCKMBKR lift, iota Immediacy Stressed In Completion of Resort Facilities AonLA.Mi Lnnsimas is me picteo. ana water was so tie run- f packed. Last week Martin said Crevk Rout to the area imtP nta, f v.. ,.. .ib n of greatest ski interest, nine by Wednesday when Iht oi tart ntn , i, w ; u i. ,k. ! 1, .. ... i ' , : r . . Martin, winter sports di-, generator would be installed. day's snorts Five full time in. est Snrvi. n iw.u & ,.(,: ic,;..- ,j u. n. i i. uT ?' I:; nf the Ml Ashljmrt Str r-... - ...'I.' ..:,.. " .. V ' , . "" . ---..., . .m- w. wtr omo :j t i i u- ' 7 . .7:' ...... .............. .0. ...qnvHuu ia .svni-u- i uiuiuiiu wiu idlR, uu Uiil-Llul iytyi. season Buck rector Resort addressed members of the Ash land Chamber of Commerce at wAi. r;n.t t.wH m r dent Johnson is being urSii(he jn (he Anf hnln In cion nnrt In vntn a hilt i.. , : f-" - -" " Hotel. said luesday when he.weefc end as Pacific Power and Light Company has been work ing double and triple shifts to complete the installation. The ski director reported that 15 are being trained for assist- uted this week end. ance- I The speaker declared that Ml. Road conditions ate the big- Ashland has enormous poten gest problem and arc depend- j tial. not only as a recreational ent largely upon the weather, area, tail as an economic asset requiring tne laoeunjj Oi import- Martin emnhii7(rl lhr immo-' 1 ' t '""y I "eciiiit ana ma uij; iq tvsuiana. ed lumber to show the country ZSmMtS) e itho(. : plus constant heavy truA and Bill Patton. retiring president of origin. ' "tte SWte : 68 Sei" Ktm a"d ,rador ''' made the of ,he fkmbvr. presiLi over A veto was urged editorially : accomlmod J'l Althoueh ; the ! Cngcrl ho"r'apcrt! P- approach difEicult Crews are, thc Tuesday luncheon meetinR by the Washington Post, which : lod ; s uSab!e in The two lower ! e r"inrE an the P.ma . "'kmS hon ,boih lis nf ' and She speaker as introduced saia me ciear purpori oiuie ,fioors four.s!orv (ontrf ' r , , " ,. T 1 ,, , ' ' , ",tr , by Ur. Stewart Johnson, legislation was to erect new bar- h.,iHin Ku, 1 ,rt .itv, i rack. m a w ware-. on U.S. 99 and the resort and Duane Baker annoimeed that its windowless walls, he said, j frSvTnJ nd wd! be ; wt! 1 meet at the R-kv Pmnt thc ailnuat Awards Banqucl The warming area is readv mi,atdy installed. ocatron where the final tilt is will heM jan m ami eh; and it is expected that the cafe- i Thc rens are now ctetre(i an(i i to te ma(!e' t fiov. Mark Hatfield has been teria will be operating on a lim- sk'al)te and have en well i It is possible So use Tolman s secured as She speaker. The ited basis within a week or 1(1 .... .-jj 1-r - si n 1 i 4 "Ifii t t 1 21 ITU tin . Y s ra l1 3H fii v Mill S. 1 days. Rest rooms also are eom- legisl riers against imports. However, Rep. Jack Westland, R-Wash., sent Johnsm a tele gram urging him to sign the measure to help the domestic lumber industry compete with Canadian producers. The editorial urging a veto said lumber marking provisions of the bill were the "handiwork" of Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, D-Wash., chairman of the Sen ate Commerce Committee. The legislation would require the marking oi tanauian ium-t pALM BEACH, Fla. (UPI) ncr to snow us origin u wumu polj,e Secre, Service ts am withdraw an exemption from ; (0 jt ,at Mrs Jacque!ine such marking requirements ex- j Kcnncdv and nc,r two children tended to Canadian lumber m , are , iMheni by anyone bti 1918- .L . , , ' Santa Ctaus. raetitc Aonnwesi luinutniini and the following ur, Leo vanDiiis Bed as president SHIP IT LASME ebi Let Asgebs tni ether Cafiforni'a points Caii Mllk Jack gSSI 773-7761 ISEST OPEN CHRISTMAS FROM & A.M. to J 9M. SERVING BREAKFAST OPJtT SAMBO'S PANCAKES ISIS SO. RIVERitDE Kennedy Family Wishes Observed have complained that they arc losing U.S. East Coast markets to British Columbia. Their chief complaint has been that thc Ca nadians can ship lumber to the U.S. coast aboard lower-cost for eign ships, while U.S. shippers must use higher-cost American flag vessels. Westland told Johnson that marking of the country of origin would "encourage purchase of American lumber." 'Certainly Canadian lumber Agents at the gates of a villa lent to the family by C. Michael Paul and on the telephones are kindly informing callers the family wishes seclusion tor the holidays. But Santa will be welcomed to the two homes to leave gifts for the Kennedy children. John Jr., 3. and Caroline, 6, wilt rip the wrappers off pres ents early Christmas morning and then will ride about a mile north to the home of their interests have enough advan-1 grandfather, former Ambassa tage over American lumbermen in their own market without our continuing (he practice of allow ing imports unmarked as to country of origin," Westland said. ?4 The home you select reflects your desires and needs. You'll find fine furnishings at McGuire's to compli ment your home and your good taste. 220 No. Bartlctt Next to Greyhound Bus Depot Open 9:30-5:30 Daily Except by Appointment WHB-J W ITBHH'jlWWB m III I lil 1 1 WmW W i Multnomah Jury rinds Murder built PORTLAND (UPI) A Mult nomah County Circuit Court jury found George Jones, 67, guilty of second degree murder Thursday night. Jones was convicted in De cember, S!2, of the skidrow stabbing of Robert Bowman. 33, here, but thc Oregon Supreme Court recently overturned the verdict and ordered a new trial. The ease went to the jury earlier Thursday. dor Josenh P. Kennedy A private Christmas Mass will be said in the elder Kennedy's home, followed by the exchange of more gifts. Grandfather Kennedy has picked out some "special gifts" for thc two chil dren, said Ann Gargan. the companion and niece of Joseph Kennedy. The ailing former ambassador has been confined mostly to a wheel chair because of a stroke two years ago. But he was planning to swim almost daily with his grandchildren, a family spokesman said. G. W11ELYC IDEAS SEE ZALE S COMPLETE SELECTION OF FAMOUS NAME WATCHES! ; SIFT IDEAS t. . I IIS J "w sir & t k - rie. WW . aSaSr" I -J!t' !' 41 ,.?!. ; ,i . .j ii id -"''Ib mm lim -at IF YOU'RE "STUMPED" ABOUT WHAT TO GIVE THIS CHRISTMAS . . . TRY A GENERAL ELECTRIC SMALL APPLIANCE FROM HAPCO There are many different types of small appliances at HAPCO that pcrfoim a variety of tasks. Any homemaker is impressed with ycur concern for her leisure time and family enjoyment when you give an appliance that is designed to lighten her choic. All these famous General Electric appliances have been dcveloDcd with care to assure you tha finest performance possible. You jubt plain will not find a finer piece of equipment or a more reasonable price. Stop by HAPCO (115 E. Main) and we I! be happy to show you our small appliance display. Wallace Schedules Eugene Talk Jan. 13 MONTGOMERY, Ala. UPll Gov. 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