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Kills Man
8ALEM. No. 30 (TV A two-car
rolllaion was fnUal yeatorrtajr to
Jeue O. Mills. Portland, who died
In a horpltal two hours after the
highway M-C crash near Brooks.
State police said Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Doerner, Roaeburg. pauen
gers with Mills, were admitted to
hoapluU. Mrs. Doerner suffered
s mrlit fracture and head cutr. Her
husband had only minor hurts.
Police said the driver of the sec
ond vehicle waa Qlrnna B. Treupel
Woodbum. Occupants In that car
were not hurt.
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35 Careers
Await Air
Force Men
More than 36 Interesting csreera In
aviation are open to young men un
der the sir farce's new vocational
guidance program, according to.
M Hut., Clarence E. Mou, in charge
of the local U. S. army and en
force recruiting autlon.
Under the program, a young air
man can become a tkllled apecialut
in such technical fields as aircraft
maintenance, electronics, or aerial
photoeraphy. Me may qualify lor
administrative fields such as man
asrment, personnel, or air trans
port.
Sat. Mow said each Individual it
given aptitude teals, followed by a
oerunal Interview with a vocation
al guidance counselor. The couiuel
or learns the career preference of
the enlistee and discusses witn mm
his career potentialities as indicated
by the placement tests.
Static
By DAVE INIiKRHILL
How the time ri'ies fly. ilere It
Is the Isst dsy of Movember, and I
when you subtract Sundays that I
leavea only 21 more shopping days
before Christmas.
How I dread that thought. Take
my word lor It, despite all propa
ganda material you might see In
otlier sections of this Crhistmas edi
tion I dislike shopping, and In par
ticular anopping
t Christmas
.lme.
Not that I do
not like to buy
presents for peo
ple, but oh those
crowds. Being s
person of short
stature I am al
ways at a dis
advantage In
crowd. But this
yesr I am going
Io be well pre
pared.
I think the VNDKKIIIIX
best defense would be one of those
old fashioned suns of armor. Add
u mat a pointed lance, and a
mere male such as I would be
well prepsred to fight his wsy
Ui rough sny bargsln basement.
For three yesrs I lived In Port-
Isnd, the city of rows snd Meier
snd Frsnk "Fridsy Surprise"
sales. What waa most surprising to
me was the tact that anyone could
come out of the store alive after
one of those sales.
The story is told of a brave
young fellow who one day went
down to M Fa to buy himself a
pair of twenty-nine cent sox. Some
how or other he got mixed up In
the umbrella section, and when he
wasn't looking a bargain erased
member of the opposite sex, shoved
a bumbershoot In his bndgework.
opened It up snd shouted, "Fridsy
Surprise."
The last I heard the poor guy
was being treated in Salem for
shock and battle fatigue.
What Is It that brings out the
pugilistic nature In humans when
they see a bargain. Perhaps It is
a throwback to our ancestors who
dwelt In the caves and brought
their quarry in by the nape of the
peek, that Incites us to plunge into
a mob to get that article that has
been marked down from 18 to tSM.
Personally I think, that for the
take of preserving the human race
all bargain aales should be banned.
Either that or some code of rules
brownie button and one roll of ad
hesive tape; a quart of blood for
a broken nose and crutches for bro
ken legs.
Maybe Die only solution to this
situstlon Is to do one's Christmas
shopping early. But before I do
that, I must remember to mass out
my last will and testament, and
make sure that my accident and
life Insurance policies are all paid
up.
If perhaps I shouldn't return from
this hasardous expedition I have one
last request to mske.
On my grave stone I would like
to have these words inscribed.
Here lies Dsve, one of the brave.
he bought a plant and wound up
planted.
Britain Plans Crackdown
On Phony, Gouging Guides
Timber Access Rood
Code Approved
PORTLAND. Nor. 30 OP The ad
visory committee on Oregon-California
revested land administration ap
proved yesterday a code for access
road agreements with private tim
ber owners.
The code will affect building snd
use of roads where public and pri
vate timber holdings Intermingle.
The committee slso okayed a plan
LONDON. Nov. 30 P Britain
plana to clamp down hard next year
on phony guides who make up their
English history ss they go along.
By cleaning up the guide business
especially In history-crammed old
London the government-sponsored
travel association alio hopea to pro
tect gullible American tourists from
seedy little men who conceivably
might try to sell them Nelson's col
umn or some horses of the house
hold cavslry.
Brgister
The association will launch Its
campaign for better and more ac
curate guides January 1 when It seu
to settle sny dusputes thst msy
arise Involving the roads.
Frank Oraham, Eugene, and Paul
Dunn, dean of Oregon State college
school of forestry, were named to
a committee to study more econom
ical ways of appraising stujnpsge
values.
tip a voluntary central register for
qualified guides.
Bona fide guides will wear badges
snd tarry certificates Indicating
that they know their English his
tory. Prime sore epct with the associa
tion, a spokesman said. Is the fly-
by-night guide who "mskes tree
with Nell Owynn's reputation."
Plaything
Nell's career a orange girl, act
ress and mistress of Charles II Is
a favorite plaything for British
guides with a flair for Invention. To
hear soma of them tell It, few Lon
don boudoirs failed to provide a let
ting for the antics of "pretty, witty
Nell"
"These men say much the same
thing about poor old Queen Bess,"
complained 37 y e a r old Bryant
Peers, who Is la charge of the cam
palgn.
Peers, a former schoolmaster and
a student of medieval history, tour
ist baggsge as "authentic" pieces of
the houses of parliament or Nel
son's Trafalgar flagship "Victory,"
kllff rrteta
The prices art stiff, he said, and
the racketeering guide charges all
he thinks the traffic will bear. The
"Victory," Peers pointed out, la still
lying Intact at Portsmouth.
Peers and the association art also
pressing for a law to license guides.
He said reputable guide agencies
and free-lance guides were backing
the campaign.
Judga Order Wife
To Poy Husband
CHICAGO. Nov. 30 VY-K wife
seeking a divorce was ordered by
Superior Judge Rudolph Deaort yea.
terday to pay It weekly for tern,
porary support of her husband. '
She Is Mrs. La Verne Wahler, 11,
a bank teller. Her husband, Oeorge
R. Wahler, 40, an unemployed sales
man, u a partially dlssbled army
veteran.
Mrs. Wahler, In her suit, seek
temporary support, the family car,
their spsrtment and attorney fees.
Tew pal ley as fitted te yesst
If yess get H frees Baas Ntf
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HERALD AND NEWS COMICS
scores on the tests snd his personal
Interests, he Is ssslsned by the
counselor to an air force specialty.
After completing his basic training,
the airman Is sent Io an air force
base for apprentice training or to
technical school tor training in
his chosen career.
The airman la assured of steady
promotions, 8gU Mosa pointed out,
through experience In his air force
specialty and additional study at ad
vanced technical schools.
Information concerning air force
careers Is available at the U. 8.
army and air force recruiting sta
tion, located In room 300, Federal
building.
Hul.lltH
On the basis of the recnul'ss'" ""t".'
gers which would protect the bundle I
carrier after he has gotten his pur- I
chssejt.
Maybe a system of awards for I
Injuries Incurred In battle would be I
the solution.
For every pair of broken ribs the I
msnsgement should sward
REJECTION
PULLMAN. Nor. 30 ( Dr. Wil
son Oompton, president of Wash
ington State college, aald yesterday
he probably will reject an offer to
serve on a United Nations com
mission next yesr.
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