By MARY O'BRIEN
Actlnu co'Chulrniuii lit to
duy's )c usadiibly Dortliva Con
(till mill MiiikIIo Tlumipaon Intro
duced tilt; unlci'tuiiiiiiiHit (ItirliiK
llio :t()-iiiimi(o
ninctlnil. Yell
lug w u led
by mir school
yell kliiK Kvmi
Dixon unit hi
l tuicl. A new
Iwlsl tu thi'.in
IhlniiN ciilli'cl
y a 1 1 witiud
wus ul vcn by
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cllPIT ll'lldl'I'K.
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French, Cliur.
1 e a Ciirlmin,
end 13. II. Marv O'Brltn
llloiiuiiilriti'miipoM-ri the novelty
ttincl. A'dum-v bund Includlnu
1 1)0 fllll.AVllIU KU Mttldl-lllH Pill
Limits on drum, Lyndi-n Klnu
ni inn piiino, mid Miirrrll Gentry
ni tho saxophone were uIko on
tlio im.Hi'inbly nroiinim. At lust
l'l-tU.I-l llimu Ifl 1. ......
"Oiifii tho IJoor, llichurtl" with
Putty Mcyors on the vocul. Ston
.Smith did a roiillno nctlng as
tho boyii' coiicli of the Unlvoislty
of Ori'Kim Fronh with tho liulp
of uvviul other boys.
I'nrforniiiig In tuinblliiK ex
hibition at half-time tunlKht will
bo the QAA tunihlinu team. Tho
prnunim Is mndo up mostly of In.
cllvlrkiiil performmice, but thero
lire two bnluiiclnu ifroupa In tho
net.
Executing the well-plnnncd
drill will bo Lillian Slmonson,
Mnrlnn House, Lnla lllbbert,
Honallo Knlea, Dolnrca Moon,
liiirbiira Phllllpa, Mary Stone,
Jennie Totten, Hello Doris Hua
noil, Lnvonno Korneat, Colletto
Null, Donna Kono, Connie Kooh
Icr. draco Caldwell and Joyco
Ditmnnson. Relic Dorla eels aa
director, coordinator; coaching
of tho Kroup haa been dono by
physical education liiHlruclor,
Lillian Redkey. Prepanitnry
work haa a I no been done by the
elub'a advlacr and co-advlaer,
Dorothy Lorennen and Loin Ann
Scott respectively,
Tomorrow'a name between
U ol O Fronh and Ashley Chev
rolet on Pelican Court la a
March of Dlmea benefit game.
Ilall-tlmo Interview on the
KPLW brnadcust, aa planned by
I nun McBridc, will bo In con
junction with the benefit per
formances of both tcania.
Tomorrow, Saturday night, Kl
Rodeo picture will be taken
of the Teen Canteen committed
at tho Teen Canteen, Random
allots of thOKc In attendance
will ulao bo taken.
At 2:30 D. m, tomorrow after.
noon In tho Little Theatre the
Tea Tollcra will aervo teu to the
AAUW ufter tho performances'
of both "1 Know George Wush-
Inu on and lie. II. 13. Worn-
iuixl Is director of tho AAUW
drama aectlon play aa well as
tho student play. Tho Tea Toll
ers are working under the ad
vlaorship of Louise Kclaey. Also
on the program Is vocalist Jerry
Kales under tho direction of Pat
Hunt.
Tho performances so inr, and
on tomorrow and Monday, have
been Invitational or for students.
An open houso for the public
will be played on Tuesday.
Oregon Highway
Conditions Good
SALEM, Feb. 7 (P) Oregon
highway conditions were un
changed today, the state high
way commission said,
Thero were spots of Ice and
snow In the Cascade mountain
pannes, and fog nt I3cnd, Eugene,
Koscburg and Mcdford.
One-way traffic restrictions
remulned In effect on short
stretches of tho Wilson river.
Sonnet, Columbia river, Oregon
coast, Slletz and Alaca highways.
Medford Pears
To Be Shipped
Pears for Palestine.
Shipments of D'AnJou poaro,
grown In Medford, and stored in
Klamath Fulls at the Klamath
Ico and Storage plant, are being
sent to auch exotic places aa Pal.
eatlnc, Syria and Egypt, accord
ing to George Mycra, manager
of the plant. Orange growers in
Tel-Aviv will soon be eating tho
pears which left the basin within
tho last few weeks.
Myers wild that the pears
were grown mostly at Bear
Creek and Holer orchards near
Medford.. Nearly eight carloads
of the fruit have been ahipped
to the Ncur East, he added.
Myers stated tho plant is now
handling quite a bit of packaged
frozen foods. The cartons are
atored In the freezing chambers'
in tranait from Washington and
northern Oregon to eastern
points.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
Pendleton Schools
Boost- Pay Scale
PENDLETON, Feb. 7 lA't
Teachers' salaries or the 1847-48
year will bo Increased to $2400
minimum In Pendleton.
Tho school board yesterday
voted an avcrago (360 increase
for the Instructors. Those with
a master's degrco and eight years'
experience will get a $3120 max
imum. A bonus of $250 was
granted, plus $00 for each year's
service.
Aluminum Is the most abun
dant of metals o:i earth.
Mountain Goat
Offered To Navy
WHITEFISH, Mont., Feb. 7 UP)
Rear Admiral J. L. llolloway Jr.,
superintendent of the U. S. naval
academy at Annapolis, Md has
acccptci a Montana offer to pro
vide a "tough" mountain goat as
the navy football team's mascot.
"I believe it would be most ap
propriate to have your goat at
our opening football game
against the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley," the admiral
wrote the Whitefish chamber of
commerce, which had offered to
provide a goat. "It strikes me
SKALD NRWS, KUmXk falls, Or..
THA. . f, int. f-r Maws;
that it would be most appro
priate to invade the west with a
goat from that same sector."
Trade in soybeans la credited
with making the Chinese port of
Darien an Important center. - '
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Roost Paint
1.05
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paint Kills lice,
spreads easily,
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hck-R-Tob
6C.50c
Water slrf eo
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39c
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Dunlap Hammer
Chrome Plated 1.35
One of the finest low-priced ham
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Steel head is chrome-platedi select
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Tubular Buck Saw
Craftsman Quality 3.00
Cuts both pushing and puffing.
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36-inch size
Craftsman Welder
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Polishing Head
inch Shaft
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Single Bit Axe
3'. or 4 lb. Head 2.89
Dunlap quality. Head end bit
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Nu-Tone Chimes
Easy to Install 5.95
Replace noisy doorbells! Chimes
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Flashlight Battery,
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