ospect Slim For More
Tax-Reducing This Year
- ...v I niifnll hll luv.tilllllll.I I,.,. I I...
niAMCWM. W "J-.,.
i"1 mi the WHY !
. i, ,lucl" proitili-ii
U. 'w .hlnt.M. fr mot
HI'I '? .'hire tlixfll.
,""" limn i on uj-
M C':" H'Vwcrful hpiiMi
CO..W..UI.O torn-
lBomb Tests
Vital
xtillNfiTON. April u I'M
s . Truman, who onco
atomic ' "'" 1,1
loned ,0,I ,P.J.. ii,... trsls
jUa,,,ew ",r',l
ir,S -....nont
lssuf',, .". , wlllioiil liny
I1'" " ver. Sniutor Muff
moili r.'n-i.ily Intro-
Ll BAIni rti-iiW pro
", ,, ..Ion -i-.-iscntltil to In-
A. "evaluation of H-
tittle energy n "r dP't,,,so
.tt'h. teals of the
a iiKainit warships .wa"T"'1 !
x..n ir Mav 13. Mr. frii-
rlipoiwd it for bout ilx
l;f wanted to wltm-M the
J bit would be unablo to do
i that time. , , ,
A. Joint army-navy task force
Zcting tl t"l expects 10
I the first "" 011 J,lly "r
r thai dale u tlif weather
rill The Inltliil exiMTlinrnt
t0r,,j the explosion of n
,3 bomb In the mr "hove Hie
,ins. ii i"11
Refuses Silver Star
pored hl tux-cuttiiiii fnrrrtml lv
tnllliiK rrnorttrs tho proHpert Id
nihil for uny further roiluL'tlnn
this year. ,s
Mr. 'I'riiiiuiii, too, ruulionvil
NKulniit hu.ily action, mii y Mi u In
hi nUiti'iui'iit revising prevloiiH
en t tin ii ten of tho Koveriimimt's
flsml position Hint thn exIslliiK
lux ntructiirn must bo iniilnlnlnutl
"or the pienent."
rull Production
"We ore well on tho IiIkIu'oikI
to (till lielii'otinir piixhivtlon,"
the prenldent mild, utlillnK:
"It In the ii I in of our flst-al
policy to liulunce tho huduot fur
11)47 and to retire niilhiual debt
in liiioni I lines aticli as lhe In
our prevent fliflil iiKnlu.it luflii
tluu, fiscal policy him a vltnl rule
to play. A eontliiuiillon of our
present pulley, which la to imiln
tuln thu cxIhIIiik tux atrueture
for the iiri'M-nt, uud to avoid
nnu-i'iuiiimlul expenditures, Is the
hest flncul contribution we can
maltu tu economic aluhlllty."
Mr. Truiniin reported thut the
federul deficit for the fiscal your
endlnit June 311 nuw la expected
to bn $7.IKI0.UU0,00U below the
Innuury estimate or a total of
about $21,7(10,000,000. tieeelpla
am running $4,:iOO,0(lll,(IOO
lilKher than entlninled. and ex
primes $2,(1(10.(1(111,0110 lower.
Ills new report entlmuted thnt
expenditures during the fiscal
year will umount to about JfH,.
71
r
rr.
t i jt.,:
1
Ex-Army Capt. Jack Kurl
nga, Grand Rapids, Mich., who
rafuisd Silvor Star aarnad lor
gallantry In action at Waiism
Canal In tht Nalharlands. Ho
claimad Mayor Goorno W. Walsh
of Crand Rapids "was giving us
tha run-around on an all-vatar-ans
taxlcab ptrmlt." and would
not accept tha Army Day award
from tha mayor. NEA tela-photo.
J
underwater explosion.
line Fight
loms Ahead
POHTLAND, April 12 V)
nsorthwrst "will have a fifc'hl
l & hands" In Us attempt to
'ifc i direct airline from here
Hiwail, the chamber of com
rtt was sdvbrd today by Its
4m8lcn D. C, represent-
lav Owen, head of the avln
Jcoramitlee, suid W. U. B.
in wrote him from the capl.
fiat an appral sent to the
IJUtronautics board, also to
Ami Truman, would not be
nfcd easily. Oregon and
laiiiKlon governors, mayors
jfjitic, Tiicoiiih and Portland,
i thambcr of commerce rep
atatives sent tho request,
ffc stand In grave rinniicr of
out to a foreign flag lino
we can get In on the
Id floor and establish this
route." Owen said Dodaon
im. A British airline soon
art an airline from Van-
B. C, to Hawaii.
Incl Willis
:cn By Death
BTLAND, April 12 fn
pi sericcs were nhinneH
for Col. I'ercv Willis. Hi
Indero f the Second Oregon
i veicrans association
1 BBS Willamette tinlver.
aduate.
pel Willis, who died of
'UUCK at hll home venter.
elircd from Hie ni-mu l
iftcr serving In the Siiunlsh
lean and First World Wars
'captain in the nntlonul
at Salem when the Span
lerlcan war brnko out and
me I'lnllon nes as a
With the seermH nrnc,i
ker Infantry.
lame tn (ln,r f.. r
t,; mini jt-JUII
'amily In 1871. For
11 .years Willi. ln.itrneleH
noil county and Knlnm
widow lurvives.
J00.000.000.
New Smallpox
Case Reported
SEATTLE. April 12 11') One
new "probable1 smallpox case
hus been admitted to King coun
ty luinpllal hero and the patient
listed yoslercluy us "prububla"
bus been confirmed us having
the dlseuse, the city lieulth lo
partment reported last night.
Th slute health deportment,
however, reports thut no new
cases have appeared elsewhere
In thn slate.
Of the :IH smallpox cases list
ed In Seattle, eight huve been
fatal, unci two of the cusei still
hospitalized were reported as
critical, but both were In gruveM
dungcr from ailments they had
contracted before taking small
pox. Both are elderly men, over
80.-
"If this epidemic Is to be
stopped," asserted Dr. J. K.
Ilcir.cninn, of the city health de
partment, "every person In the
st n to must bo vaccinated."
POHTLAND. April 12 ()
A state convention, of the Inter
national Public Kmplovtm-nt
Service will be held In Seaside
tomorrow and Sunday, with
some 12.1 personnel workers expected.
Citrus Fruit
Prices Upped
WASIUNOTON, April 12 fP
An OI'A official said today thut
plica ceilings for oranges, lem
ons und lungerlnca will be In
creased slightly next week,
Tho official, who asked to re
main anonymous, said the In
crease ut retail will be "negli
gible a fraction of a cent a
pound."
Producers' ceilings will be
hiked, the official suld, because
of a legul requirement that
prices be adjusted upwurd as
furmers' "osts Increase.
Ho suld the producora' in
crease In the far west will be
about 20 cents a box for oranges,
2(1 cents for lemona and 22 cents
for tungerlnes. The increase In
other producing areas will be
allglitly less, he said,
170,000 Horses To
Be Killed For Food
TOKYO, April 12 (JPi The
Japanese probably will sluugh
ler 170,000 horses for food this
year, allied headquarters est!
mated today.
That would be five times the
number killed In Japan In the
llrst year of the wur. The ex.
pected slaughter will Include
110,000 military horses unfit for
general farm work.
President Andrew Johrmon
was christened Andrew Jackson
Johnson,
i
I
Try (ha tsiy l MI SAN 111 L treatment
of seed potatoes for common scab,
rbisoctonia, and rcil-picce decs'. Ii'a
(hisalmple: Jusi DII'-DRAIN-DRY.
5FMF.5AN DEL usually reducea lonci
from "rhlioc" and scab on seed and
protects against roiling due (o bad
weather and soil conditions. Alio gen.
rallr improves both quality aodyicldi
Pisa now to traat seed polsioes with
SEMKSAN BEL. F.aiy coin little Set
your desler today. Write for free po
isto booklet,
. i. ou row di nimoubi a co. (inc.)
Ofl. )VS ln OlvUnn, WllmlnsHu tt,Dl
TRIAT SIID HOTATOIS WITH
SEMESAN BEL
Flukrer's Saturday Special .
Fresh Strawberry and
Fresh Pineapple Rolls
This Saturday at Fluhrtr'i we art
presenting a choice of two Fruit
Filled Rolls.
These light tender rolls ore so tosty
ond luscious . . . generously filled
with fruits ond iced with a rich,
Butter-cream icing ... so fluffy
. . . topped with fresh toasted al
monds to moke them on all around
treat when served.
Cookies
We also have some of your fovorite
cookies . . . those rich, raisin filled
fruit bors . . . flavored just right
with honey and spices.
To ovoid disappointment, shop early
for these wonderful treats!
KUMATIfS FINEST
TRANSPORTATION NEWS
HiaAl.n h NEWS, HUaiilk F.lli, Or.
FRIDAY, April It, lan, ! Mlaa
SV VlmiH To Stwvtl Up Train
Si'hvdulvH lletjimiiiuj Sunday
After u wartime slow-uo in
Its schedules, Southern Pacific
will speed them up this Sunday.
Kuch train on the Shasta route
will be stepped up from two
to four hours.
Local schedules for the ar
rival of northbound passenger
trains are 0:1)5 p. m lliiiOa.m.,
6:09 a.m., 3:35 a.m. and 3:20
a, m.
Departure time for north
bound trains arc 0:50 p.m., 11:45
a.m., 6:20 a.m., 3:43 a.m., and
3:30 a.m.
For southbound passengers,
trains will arrive at 0:45 a.m.,
7:50 a.m., 6:30 p.m., 12:53a.m.
and 1:10 a.m.
Southbounds will leave at 7:05
a.m., 8:05 a.m., 6:30 p.m., 1:05
a. m., und 1:20 a. m.
Freight trains will also be
affected by the speed-up. It
may be necessary to make some
changes In the schedules after
the first trial runs, but SP hopes
to make these schedules hold.
'
Shippers throughout the west
ern states have joined the 10th
annual "perfect shipping" cam
paign of the regional shippers
advisory boards to be conducted
nationally during April in an
effort to reduce losses which
lust year reached $90,000,000.
The purpose of the campaign
is said to be to intensify interest
of shippers, carriers, and freight
receivers in improved packing,
loading and handling of mer
chandise in transit.
Two Great Northern em
ployes, G. J. Suprenant and P.
J. Suprenant, left today for
Grand Forks, N. D , where they
have been called by the death
of their father. They are em
ployed as conductor and fire
man, respectively.
W. J. Warren, Great Northern
traveling euditor, is in Klamath
Falls on a routine business trip
from his headquarters In Spo
kane. Stanley Gets
Major Ring Test
PORTLAND, April 12 (AP)
In a 10-round bout with Fritzie ;
Zivic, former world's welter '
champ, Lincoln Stanley, young
welterweight from Oakland,
Calif, will get his first major
ring test here tonight.
Roy Hawkins, former Univer
sity of Portland athlete, and
Packcy Paul, Vancouver, B. C,
meet in the scml-windup. Three
other bouts are on the card.
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Coconut .
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Sunshine Crackers
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Texas Pink Grapefruit 3 for 29c
Cauliflower, solid heads lb. 15c
Calavos 2 for 25c
Zucchini Squash lb. 19c
Asparagus lb. 23c
Potatoes, U. S. No. 1 25 Ibt. 69e
Green Onions 3 bunches 25c
Radishes 2 bunches ISc
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