5, DESTROYS
I PLANES,
111 VESSELS
r ir..li 27 f1")
P' nlaiio ol ,ne ,l,lrn
P ii "''" i,,,d "unk
h,i01".. In,,,, announced
kYTK iliu twu recent
l" ,"t,i.vo.
". I , aval l-pokcs
..id. 1". . .r..m.
LI I CO" ... " .,
tonigni'"
of ann :
mirrlcr force cle-
L'or dnmnK"! 17I,U cl,omy
1 ?.S" ivromlKT nnd
. minim - . .
(20 destroy n
L and 853 prooamy
r, JmuKO(l.
L the 'w0 m?n1t!'"
K'-wIm force sank 188
I nll Ivnpit find
K for : k while lo.-
I.r... I. rnmhut.
t:,.t Tokyo iitrlko, Feb.
F.V '-j n Mil) encmv
Vtr'oyod nnd 150
J? ,hllo sinking 14 ships
i;.ib an additional a
f.i A 40 American planes
' . ...... ,.,..
hundred nnd miycmm
wire destroyed nnd 78
Lj n. the (eonmry o
!...ind Tokyo which coat
to fighter jiloncs.
fcmcn, rccaiium "-o
0Vyo iiriKC
, disclosed to hnyo boon
n"opertlon for the liind
n Iwo Jlmo, asked If the
iTnWvnrnid oolnlcd to the
Illty of oilier similar oper-
only, ny' Jli navy
111 IM purpose ui urn t
Uyo atriko Just as It did
Ilrji.,
1 1 1 m Students Present Program
IIIWIM
COUNCIL HEARS
REQUESTS
TOO
E
GS
In colorful cottumai, studenti of Mills school prnttd a program last wk In tha auditorium
" .iuu.ni. una a group ox purenia. uevontn gradars appaarad In this number, depict,
ing early days when girls wore slat bonnots and long skirts. To the far right are Bonnie Shep
herd and noHio Allen who provided apodal music on their guitars.
Mills Students Entertain
Pupils, Visiting Parents
In a well-directed prouram
presented on Washington's birth
clay, sludi'iils of MIIIh achool de
llMlited fr;llow clioolmat nn
well ns n liirxo number of vlnlt
InK piirenbi last Thursday In the
school auditorium.
Iho linn salute, led by Joo
Klsmath Dehydration
ircscmcn ino cny
with a bill for pumpInK
from its South em
location Monday nlKht,
Engineer t. A. inomns
ltd the council that the
acrecd to tako caro of
linaie and had made nn
icnt with Bite Lukes Box
hy to pump the water out
lumps which the city had
arrived, a 1 8 LaKos
from January, 1044, to
the same yenr. when city
were Installed. Monthly
lire sent to tho dchydra
fcmpany, which sent nn
bill lo cover tno amount
ity..
kit reported that tho bill
(treat deal Inraor than the
antlclDDtod. becnuso of
ior involved In mnintnln'
pumps.
Itilman Rollin Cimtrall
lor an invciticatlon. nv.
1111 wus a full venr after
piyaration company hnd
paying the bills until the
Ity were presented to tho
M enarged that it looked
pmeono found an onnor
to stick the eltv" tnr tlio
anna mm tne clly should
Wn notified that tho
P bUIs were belns nnld.
fuiald that although the
V agreed to lake caro of
jane, tno former mann-
ithe dehvdmHnn nnmnnnu
fbally agreed to pay for
Miter was rnfrrrnd in
V engineer and tlm f I.
pnmlttco for a report at
r"J tuuiieu mcciing.
IICK NAMED
tWII HEAD
Hambrlck
Council Mnnrlnv nlKt n.
pwtlon director, follow-
"incnnniion of the
ration committee.
'j in the mmmlllW.
It..." i'.-.ji. mill, wuill-
tff;, who chnperonc
r w' I'm oen inp r;irio'
I paid $1.50 for the eve.
Wn Pointed out
tn i. T7 lu "na wom
n w tako on the lob.
w migiu oe an in
d tu, ,?0,lln Cnntrall
that the hostesses bo
"V volunteer basis, and
rcfcrr!d bnck to
'.Won commltlnn fnr
llljflit - "
etii-
ERSONAL
R0PERTY
j ?EPORTS
l '. your personal
n Xporti fn. ID.,
r11'" posalhl
Th doadllna I. M u
Pl I Will f.nlll..
inom alaalollaaa
flieatly appre-
ph..
B' NELSON.
' County Assessor.
WASIflNGTON. Feb. 27 F)
More than $3,000,000 has been
spent by the commodity credit
corporation to give northwest
npplo growers n shore in the
price-controlled market
Col. Kaluli Olmstend of the
uuency told a house committee
In hearings on the fust 1045 de
ficiency appropriations bill that
tho cost of freight coualtzatlon
on northwest apples since July
11M3. is estimated at S3.Z47.-
117. Tho testimony was made
public today.
"It was n payment made on
applos produced In the Pacific
noruiwr.it to enable tliem to be
shipped Into nrens of consump
tion because prico ceilings Iixea
ny tno onico of price ndmtnis.
trntlon did not permit coopera
tlvo operation, he testified.
ile estimated tlint SU0,00U
would bo needed to transport a
surplus of pears from Oregon
ON THE WAGON
TOLEDO A Toledo league
enforces this rule: "Any bowl
er who leaves tho premises for
a drink during bowling sessions
is disqualified as a bowler for
tho remainder of tho season."
Chavez, opened the program, fol
lowed by a pioneer number with
tha seventh grado literature
classes appearing in costume
under thu direction of Mrs.
t ostcr.
A highlight of the program
was a violin duet by two little
second graders, Sharon Lea Lar
son and Uarleno MeCJat. Both,
children wore long, floor-length
white frocks.
Second graders from Mrs. El
liott's and Alice Haldeman's
rooms, appeared in a "February
Uirlhday Coke" number, fol
lowed by n verse choir honoring
the birthdays of both Lincoln
and Washington, and presented
by Mrs. Griffith's third grade. A
military drill by Mrs. Adamson's
first grade, and numbers by the
mixed chorus, directed by Mrs.
Monroe, completed the fine pro
gram. Principal Verne Spclrs has fol
lowed a policy of naming a com
mittee to present programs at
Mills, Inrgest school in the sys
tem. Teachers on tho committee
were named nbovc.
Requests for two hearings
were heard by city councilmcn
Monday night.
One was In regard to the re
quested vacation of Upham
street between Johnson and
Crescent, sometimes called Nel
son street, and of Johnson street
betwen Canby and Upham. The
vacation was asked by owners
of property along Johnson and
Upham, who pointed out those
were streets in name only, and
that it would be impossible to
construct roads because of steep
inclines.
Property owners wish to take
over the property and landscape
ii. i ney also lnlormed tne coun
cil that in this way the land
would bo put back on the city
lax rolls.
Mayor Ed Ostendorf asked if
the matter could bo referred to
a committee, and Councilman
Rnllin Contrail moved that it be
referred to the street committee
to report back on.
A hearing was sot for March
14 in the council chambers in
regard to the sewer between the
Big Basin Lumber company and
the government canal, which has
been reported to be clogged up
and flooding land in that area.
City Engineer E. A. Thomas
reported to the council that con
struction of a 6-inch line to re
place a 4-inch line now forming
a part of the privately-constructed
sewage system would allevi
ate the trouble. He said proper
ty owners who would benefit by
the construction could be as
sessed the cost, and reported that
If Uie owners agreed to pay cash,
the outlay would be about 75
per cent less than that required
if legal proceedings had to be
instituted to assess the cost.
Tuesday. Feb. 37. 1S45
HERALD AMD NEWS THMU
REAPPOINTED
SALEM, Feb, 27 (P) Govern
or Earl Snell today reappointed
Dr. Charles C. Newcastle, Port
land, to a five-year term on the
state board of medical examiners
Ladies'
WORK GLOVES
All-Leather Only
OREGON WOOLEN STC3
Maui and 8th
Sawmill, Logging
Workers Needed
iThe only acute shortage of la
bor in this immediate area is i
workers in sawmills and logging
operations, according to Jack Al
mctcr, local office manager of
the U. S, employment service.
Lumber handlers and choker set
ters are especially needed at this
time.
All of the local military instal
lations are well manned at
present, and there is an adequate
supply of women workers, with
the exception of a few highly
skilled stenographers.
" Leghorn
Cockerels
for Immediate
Delivery
Loghorn Roosters
Now Available, ea. 5a
1 1 i
Ea. K ta l ?.SS y K
WHITE
HANDKERCHIEFS
OREGON W031EN STORE
Washington
cannvrs
California, Utah and Idaho.
Budget Committee
Named by Council
City councilmcn Monday night
approved the nppolntnicnt of the
new budget committee.
Members nro L. L. Lombard,
Mitchell Tillotson, C. S. Hubert
son nnd Merlo West. West re
places W. O. Smith, long-time
member of the committee, who
had to give up his post because
of ill health.
ROOFING
FLAT WORK FULLY
GUARANTEED
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OR 00
ii wm Sears F
Beaby Chicks
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arm Store
m
Main and Bth n R n
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UK UUhKS MUHU fl Ilott' Alice Haldeman's MB , I
: V- ;' ,-. ' i$ Olf 1 ' -S 1 Made of sturdy ThrHt-
!LiSS JI A IS VI f WM -jfl lw ' M craft wood, smoothly
MVmmmmm F--fea!r W,'-' ,rJE4f . IT W && sanded, ready to
mi , tiifk jfeyEssssfe- WW; IM ivkv& i W 'mev I paint' s,ain or wx
Paul O. Landry I, JJrSSKrSiJS 5 ,v, -r)Xft'-
this question: made of grained fir with mas- ' l " ' ' 'S 'j(iV jd&H -LJ I
onite back. v ', 1 ' ' ' ' jsi " VoW . Vfe ' fi" ArM ,,nyvml7
"Wh ill. at . friend'. .,,,. ,!.. .5.49 v y 1o, . , 1? ' ' '
house for a card party a Thriricmfi lour drwer e ne Tft ' . - , iar - ' iff 'su&ZjiS
sneak thief stole soma S! " T "2-2 " ' W f eTT5??!
guesti' purses and furs. dmi, incbn mi ! y K t 1 , t sot fesasP "vV
Does my Household Burg. Thridcr.tt four dt.irer 7 nc V e, , i(ti"'. V Ks
, , ... oheal, 30 Inchei Bide I U 1 tj& "-T-- . Khd ' I It-
lary Insurance protect my !,,. iiv. dr.w.r Iflor, . S" ' H'SSSJ "" 'f
guests should this happen ciieii, so inchei wid ffj 18 ""fO l : ' "
insurance problem, consult . " . j-mS T" l.
The Courthouse Is Now l a (1 - A Jl Ready to Paint Ready to Paint -;v
ljtSS. '0X J4 BUNK BEDS . VANITY -
siviinc Can also be drawers. W I d e . K3 m 8t ! k TlaffiSSZlp.l I
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XV W. , V nWHJBIIWIM iip fSk. unlimited decorating possibiUties for the . . -0
f mi'.wq . Colored .' f EH-iP nr amateur painter. Easy to apply and I
I . I ,.v A ' Skn. YARN MOPS 1 ffecf Ol9 washes like tile. Ideal for furniture. Qt.
,Wt. 4 J Lm Good quality com. j f-Ji Widerange of colors. pint 49e
' W-ZM WIMPS' handle ' 85C U ?C-Xf fl ' Figured cotton .jSSigt.
awif 4g J Wk&iK. O'CEDAR OIL V- feSK" Sl padded "back ftSfl'-. ' CpAf? VARNISH
. WSrl MOP Iffij and seat. Hard- MftSTtT0 H ' IMRm!
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Py ' I'M quality, .1 IO . ITsJ 'tnJctcd VSBMil.. I varnish for every . . MM
JIF -'M WilhhandIe I.'; lM 6 '7 oSal. ; JWaHlSHi . purpose. Does not
i y3fc ft --1'iamatifl ,.j V y Rocker ... 7.95 1 L Jl l. turn white. Easily Qt.
fa I te i',' tS applied. .
i' .FLOOR WAX' ' IP 3-W.y Floor Lamp, complete 22.95 U Lj , . pl. 49c Pint L7S
Jr ! Ml l ' !S?SK 5-Piece Breakfast Sets . 17 35 . (
I " . Jr- ' Master mixed qual- fMi k Enamel Surface Rugs, 9x12 .....6.93 Master Mixed
M 0; ' V &nrU,45g h Shag Rugs, choice of 6 colors 17 35 COLOR VARNISH
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Er"T: .O , ' 'S Saves work and time in clean- H ( '
I L ; dpwortk.and- Qt.c u iTlf Brushes fT
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tSf 1 "I'll S Jpfl v 4 J i 1 L f (i I 'VTafe -f Phone 5188 . , , ,
Any Purchase of $10 or
More May Be Made On
Sears Easy Payment Plan.