FRIDAY,
NOV. 11, 1?49
'AGE TWO -
Two Candidates Toss
Hats in Ring Against
Grange Master Tompkins
PORTLAND. Nov. 11 tT Slat but not -in opposition If In Stat
A REPLICA OF Mt. Surobochi on Iwo Jima was cut last night of the marine corps birthday
nnrtv of the ormorv os Sat. Daniel Kono. marine recruiting office, sliced the cake with a
.rA U,,nA,A AnnrrA nt th nortv which celebrated the 174th anniversary of the corps.
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Margaret's
Friend
Or Beau?
DETROIT, Nov. 11 W) Margaret
Truman and Frank P. Handy Jr, of
Tpsilanti, Mich., are tht center of
romantic rumors again.
The president'! daughter, who will
give a concert tonight, had lunch
yesterday with the young son of an
Ypsilantl publisher.
Last winter they were seen to
" gether often, but the Whit House
' said there was nothing doing as
tar as romance was concerned.
Puzzled
. Then Tuesday, when Miss Truman
talked with reporters, she seemed
a bit puzzled when someone asked
If she would see the young man
from Ypsilantl.
"Oh. you mean Mr. Handy." aha
smiled after a moment. "No, he's
Just a friend."
But Handy got his date.
It Pays to Use th Want-Ads.
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grange headquarters today reported
two candidates will oppose Orange
Master Morton lYmpsms for re
election.
With nominations for the bien
nial election closed. Victor Boehl.
Grants Pass, master o the Jose
phine Pomona grange, and Elmer
McClure. Milwaukie. state graiwe
overseer, were listed for the ballot.
MrClurt's candidacy came as a
surprise. Orangers had expected
him to run as Tompkins' successor
Lakeview
Chest Funds
Held Back
LAKEVIEW Delay by Commu
nity t-ur.-i nurKrrs in turning in
the donations they have received
.VT..r""' '.IT.?" J", : ' '' nitM posts are the incumbents
Wednesday evening. Of the", .1.000 "j.t
"'J i".3.7 77" hnd !rndeRr'u,llVnd comu" and
said Mrs. Jo Elliott, clerk. j prtT Zlnim.rm,. Yamhill county.
Mrs. Elliott said that receipts opposing them are Henry Ouslat
from house-to-house solicitations ,n North Bend: Raymond iJith
have been good. There has been no rop. Orants Puss: Minnie McFar
report from the committee on spe- lnd. Waldportand T. H. Wooden,
cial contributions. Industrial and Warrenton.
other central groups, however. Of A primary In December will se
ttle rural communities, only New lect the top candidates. A run-off
Pine Creek had reported with 183 election will be held In April,
turned In from that section. 1
Mrs. Elliott was aware that much
more has been received by workers
leader stood for reelection to a filth
term.
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Boehl Is opposed to a Columbia
alley administration which has
been endorsed by the state grange
convention and Is backed by Tomo
kins. Bochl was expected to gain
some support too from groups thai
disliked Tompkins' Irritation over
some 30 Imitators voting for a
revision of Oregon's relcrrndum
Irw. Hood River county and Klam
ath county granges are among those
ahich have attacked Tompkins on
the attempted purge.
Three men were nominated for
MrCIure's overseer post : William O
Howes, Oold Hill: Walter Webb.
Mosler. and Clarence Carter,
Le Grande.
State Secretary Bertha Beck.
Portland, and Lecturer Beulsh
Moore, Oregon City, are unopposed
for re-election.
Committee Foata
Running for (the three executive
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Credit Service
Banquet Draws
Good Crowd
The Merchants Credit Service,
Inc.. had its 17th annual banquet
at tne wniara rioiei inn wres. , unU, turnfd ,n hfr M
ovrr iuu mcmurrs mm guci3
Merrill Man
Reports
Guns Stolen
Three valuable slinlgum havt
been reiwrted stolen from an auto,
mobile owned by J. rrank Adums.
Merrill rancher, th sheriffs uffli
said today.
The guna wer taken irom ma
rar at the Audley aiwrtmenU. wher
Adams lives, probably last Tuesdsy
liighl or wennesnay ninriuna.
Also taken was a hunting Jacket.
Two of th firearms were valiiahl
tian guns, one a ll-gauii Parker
valued at IttM) and the other a 13
gaug Ithaca valued at I'JM). Th
third was a 30-gauge Ithaca wurth
about tti.
Oregon U
Heat Plant
Contracted
iucatlnn.
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tntalinc
ersity "T
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jiDay'sSews
tending.
Frank Shepard. board president,
as in charge of arrangements.
The program of the evening con
sisted of four guitar and vocal se
lections rendered by Bill Morley.
and a magician's act by Marvin
Nerseth, Jr.. assisted by his sister
Gale.
Speaker at the meeting was Elton
Thompson, manager of the Klam
ath Falls branch of the US National
bank, who spoke on "Twenty-Eight
Years of Banking Experience."
John Hopkins, chairman of the
nominating committee, announced
that Sam Mushen. Charles P. John
son and Bob O'Sullivan have been
elected to the board, and will serve
for two year terms.
Co-managers of the service. Hap
Jones and Vi Bonjorno. were Intro
duced. Frank Jones gave a short
talk at the close of the evening.
First Chest
but she cannot count It as received DnVC RcpOft
Due Monday
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producer, says his advertising blast ; of the agencies which will share In
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j trade Journal ad berating today's they give is used to finance opera-
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DISAPPEARING HEMLINE
The newest thing in hems is
no hem, or the double skirt
effect featured in this purple
chiffon evening dress. Shown
in London's Crosvenor House
by Paris Designer Jean Cau-
mont-Lanvin, this creation
has the material looping at
the bottom, doubling back to
form a double skirt. In the
back it is tied with a huge
bow at the neck while in the
front it forms part of the
bodice.
Show Ttmb 12:J P. M.
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Whatta Pair of Peepers!
Their Scorw;'if Fun-Riofl
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WILUAM GARGAN
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University Band
To Lakeview
LAKEVIEW The. University of
Oregon concert band, under direc
tion of John Stehn of the UO
school of music faculty, will be
presented at Lakeview high school
auditorium at !:15 pm. Friday.
December 3. by the Lakeview branch
of the American Association of
University Women. Mrs.. H. B.
Ferrin is general "chairman.
This will be the sixth concert
presented here by the AAUW under
their concert program. The band
will include 40 select members from
the outstanding music students at
the University of Oregon.
Special student soloists will in
clude Millard Kinney of Ontario.
Ore, pianist, and Philip Green of
Portland, vocalist. Other feature
numbers will be presented by mem'
bers of the band. Numbers on the
program will be planned to please
the tastes of all music lovers.
OTI Homecoming
Prizes Announced
OTI Prizes were announced for
the four best Homecoming floats in
Oretech's pre-game parade yester.
day. The theme was the OTI
Lassen football game and various
versions ranging from "Lasso Las
sen" to "Skunk Lassen" wound their
way down Main to the armory.
Diesel took first place honors with
Office Equipment second and Clean
ing third. An honorable mention
went to Welding.
The faculty and students ex
pressed appreciation with the man
ner in which they were escorted
through traffic by the police force.
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SEA-COINC VELVET Barbara Freklng of Hotly,
wood, Calif., wears velvet sulm suit treated to repel water.
One Shot
Kills Two
Elk Hunters
SPOKANE. Nov. 11 Ml Two
Spokane elk hunters were fatally
Injured by a single shot near Ana
tone. Asotin county, yesterday. An
other hunter was recovering In a
Yakima hospital after wandering
for four days In the Cavarie moun
tains. Victims of the freak arrtd'nl were
William P. Nolan. 40, and William
E Hamilton, about 7. both of Spo.
kane. Their deaths brought to three
the fatality toll of the current elk
hunting season.
Asotin County Coroner Tom Jor
dan said the single bullet was
fired by James Jones, about 45. of
Pullman Jones and his son. Robert,
about II. were released on their
own recognisance. No charge was
filed against them.
Lethal Shot
Jordan said the bullet paed
through Hamilton's body below the
heart and struck Nolan. The latter
oVd quickly of a severed leg artery.
Hamilton lived for two and a half
hrurs but died as Jonrs and his an
carried him to a, road for aid.
Meanwhile, another tragedy was
narrowly averted when two un
Ictentlfled hunters found Bob Mil
let. 54, of Sedro Woolley, near
collapse on a forest trail wet of
Yakima In the Cascades Millet had
been missing for four days In the
Raven Roost area. He was taken to
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tlon of human labor to natural re
sources. Prosperity arises ONLY out of
working, producing, saving up the
capital with which to (insure ex
pansion and growth and selling at
fair prices that enable people to
exchange their goods and services
among each other on a fair and
equal basis so that what la produced
can be consumed as rapidly as It
Is produced.
Political leadership that fosters
that kind of system can produce
lasting prosperity tor th peopV.
Political leadership that promises
SOMETHINO FOR NOTHINO can
produce In th long run only aant
and grief and disillusionment. I
Car Overturns,
Girl Killed
SALEM, Nov. 11 of! Vernle
Clement, 17, Independence, was
killed today when a car skidded
on wet pavement and overturned
Just north of her home town.
The driver Robert U. Tumlee. 13,
Independence, escaped serious In-Jury.
To "uy, Sell or Trade It pays to
read th Wui. Ads I
PORTLAND. Nov. 11 W Th
slate board of higher eduratlon.
meeting In eserullve senior
today, awarded contracts
I8il I Mj fur the new University
Oie Mn hr'.flng and electrical geii
emting plant.
Work on the plant, tor which
It, (mo ooo iMi haa been appropri
ated, is expected to start next aerk
alter contracts are signed. It Is to
be In operation early In th ISM)
school year.
Breakdown
The general contract went to I.e
Hoffman. Portland, on a low bid of
12 IS S0
P 8. lord. Portland, with a bid
u( tS5S.3M. wss awarded the con-
, tract for boilers and auxlllarlrs. In-
' eluding piping.
! W. a Urasle, Purtlaiul, had th
I successful bid of I70.IIS4 for th
electrical contract.
The condensing equipment con
tract was awarded to It. II. Brown
and Co, Portland, on a bid of
lir.OM.
Election Trouble
Subsiding
j BOOOTA. Colombia. Noy. It (41
Pre-election fighting was reported
subsiding In most parts of Colombia
I todsv as troops held th country
under virtual martial law.
I President Mirlano O'plna Peres"
conservative party said "the vio-
lenre against authorities and cltlsrns
1 now haa found the necessary dike
Osplna on Wednesday proclaimed
I a state of siege, a modified version
of martial law. and placed troops
, at strategic points throughout th
, rountry.
There were unconfirmed reports
of clashes between conservatives
: and opposition liberal party mem
: bers In the Interior, but th gov.
I emment said most of Colombia wag
i ralm. T
a Yakima hospital and placed un
der treatment for exposure.
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AMBASSADO R George
V. Allen, assistant secretary of
state, was named ambassador to
Yugoslavia by President Try.
msn. His appointment ta th
Belgrade post was announced
after resignation of ailing Am
bssssdor Cavendish W. Cannon.
ROYAL REVIEW King Ceorge VI, (center) appropriately
attired in full navgl uniform, is escorted by Capt. Ephraim
Rankin McLean of Corrollton, Miss., the ship's commander,
as the British monarch reviews the crew of the USS Columbus
at Portsmouth, Eng. The king chatted with crew members
and stayed for lunch in the course of his three-hour visit.
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