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CLEARANCE SALE
REG. 16.98 SPRING TOPPERS
Misses sizes, good assortment, of I f ff
pastel colors. 10 to 16 ALL WOOLS '
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Union Strikes Door Plant
tv-raTn axrr- 111 A malnr Port.
bod door plant, operated by M
and M Woodworking Co., was
truck Tuesday by the AFL lum
ber and Sawmill Workers Union.
It was the first post-holiday ac
tivity in the Pacific Northwest
l.imk. atriVa hw In lift 1 filH Hav
and it Idled about 300 men. Ne
gotiations continued lor tne M ana
M plywood division which has 3,500
employes in wree svaies. iw unwv
til ants nmiratMi luirmallv.
The strike was called through-
Allies Push
German Plan
LONDON (it The United States
and Britain pushed ahead today
with plans to give West Germany
almost full sovereignty including
rearmament powers in their two
occupation tones if France does
' not ratify the European army plan.
Political and legal experts of the
two Allied nations opened meet
ings at the Foreign Office yester
day to draft a program of Joint
U.S.-British action to be launched
- If the European Def ense Commun
ity is not set up soon.
The conferences here are expect
ed to conclude before the end of
this week. Under study are pro
posals to:
1. Give the West German gov
ernment almost complete lode-
, pendence in the American and
British cones. Including powers to
raise a defense army.
2. Abandon the U. S. - British
French High Commission in Bonn
and set up American and British
embassies.
Such action would leave the
French zone, in southwest Oer-
- many, the sole occupied territory
m the federal republic and would
put the French under acute Ger
man pressure to get out of that.
The drafting of plans here was
ordered by President Eisenhower
and Prime Minister Churchill at
their meeting in Washington last
week. They agreed then that West
Germany should be given "its
place as an equal partner in the
community of western nations."
The French were not Invited to
take part in the talks here, the
first such omission of Prance from
Joint Allied planning on Germany
since the war. I
out the region June 21 by the AFL
and the CIO International Wood
workers in support of a 12 H-cent
hourly psy increase. Employers
offered only to renew existing con
tracts.
There have been some scattered
settlements since the strike start
ed, on varying terms, but there
has been no major change in the
position of either the unions or the
employers.
A federal mediator. Bob McClel.
land, said Friday he was trying
to arrange a meeting and Tuesday
he reported he did not expect re
plies for a day or two yet since
his inquiries went to association
secretaries and others who would
need to confer first with their
principals.
Oregon Wheat
Loadings Start
PORTLAND W D. A. Nelson
started wheat shipments Tuesday
from his ranch to the North Lex
ington elevator in Morrow County,
marking the start of the Oregon
wheat harvest. It was the first de
livery of the year. Nelson also was
first In 1SS3.
Because of the cool June the
harvest is running a week or 10
days later than last year.
Red Leaders
Discuss Geneva
TOKYO I Bed China's Prem
ier Chou EH-Lai and Ho Chi Mlnh,
leader of- the Vietmlnh rebels,
spent three days together on the
TnHnrhtn. border discussing the
Geneva conference, Peiping radio
said Wednesday.
The two Red leaders held a se
cret conference from Saturday to
Monday, exchanging views "with
respect to the question of the res
toration of peace in Indochina and
related questions," the broadcast
heard here said.
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LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO.
' 120 N. 7rk
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You can realize cash on your wheat
as soon as it is harvested and stored.
This bank will gladly make the fol
lowing types of Wheat Loans:
Our own Wheat Loin plan for which
jour ianred warehouse receipts are
sufficient collateral.
Regular Commodity Credit Corpor
ation Loans. All you need to do is
specify the U.S. National Bank when
miking out your Wheat Loan papers.
On either type of loan, you will
receive prompt aervice at this bank.
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REGULAR 1.49
PLISSE SHIRT
99c
Save NOW on thai '
hondiomely tailored
sport shirts. Wide varie
ty of bold color-wtaUt-ed
prinli on eaiy-car
cotton pliue. Washfast,
quick-drying, no Ironing.
Your young man can
use several of ' thai
vivid shirts for smart
casual wear. Sizes 6-1 8.
REG. 1.29 solids.. 99t
ANY 3 TABLES $50
R9. 24.95 Mch 7.77 a Jay In croup,
Youl really enjoy the looks of the 18fh Century
styling. Handsome mahogany veneer lops with
raised moulded top edges and graceful serpentine
reih. Balance select hardwood finished to match.
REG. 24.50 PORTABLE BRAZIER
19.88 24' dlaanttr
,
Hera's low-priced barbecue fun for the backyard
chef. Grille can be raised or lowered for heal con
trol. Revolving heavy-duty nickel-plated grille. Can
be rolled to most convenient spot. 24-in. diam. bowl.
REO. 74.95 ROTARY MOWER
Now ealf 64.77
Words Lakeside (Better Quality) 16-fnch Mower.
Powered by 1.4 HP, 2-eyele Clinton engine. Mows
dean swath through grass and small weeds. Recessed
wheel design lets you trim close to walks and drives.
WERE ,1.98 CALLAWAY BATH TOWELS
24x42, colors rose,
green, gold, blue. .
REG. 4.98 PLISSE BEDSPREADS
Full size only. Plain colors.
REG. 5.98 PLISSE BEDSPREADS
Asst. Colors, full size.
REG. 89c NYLON PRINTS
36" wide - good osst. of colors
REG. 11.98 MENS JACKETS
Wrinkle resistant fabric
small, medium, lorqe.
REG. 1.49 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS
Cotton plisse solid colors.
All sizes short sleeves.
REG. 1.98 BOYS SPORT SHIRTS
Washable rayon prints.
Short sleeves. Sizes 6 to 18.
Reg. 1.79 LADIES COTTON PETTICOATS
White, lace trim. Elastic top.
Sizes small, medium, large.
REG. 2.98 WOMEN'S JHORTIE GOWNS
Rayon knits, sizes
small, medium, large.
REG. 1.00 STRAW BAGS
For shopping, knitting, a handy
bag with many uses.
ONE ONLY REG. 19.95 CHARCO GRILL.
All aluminum, Jet Blower. Starts charcoal
fires quickly.
1.17
2.47
2.97
, 67c
7.77
99c
1.47
1.47
2.47
67c
14.77
All metal, leg folds for
easy packinq.
REG. 7.89 FLY ROD
Fiber glass, two piece.
REG. 5.95 CASTING ROD
One piece fiber qlass.
REG. 28.95 CHILD'S PEDAL CAR
3 wheel space cruiser, chain drive.
REG. 9c PLASTIC BUG DEFLECTOR
Keeps windshield clean and clear,
cleor or colors.
WAS 70.95 BOYS OR GIRLS BIKES
26" wheels, super deluxe model,
light, turn liqhts, chrome rims.
REG. 4.79 PICNIC REFRIGERATOR
Just the thing for picnics.
Leak pr proof.
REG. 53.50 METAL KITCHEN CABINETS
Floor type linoleum top
24" wide 36" high.
REG. 23.95 WALL CABINET
All steel, white enamel.
Finish. 15x24.
1 ONLY WAS 81.95 3 PC. DINETTE SETS
3 piece table and two choirs.
Beautiful plastic top
2 ONLY WERE 89.95 PLATFORM ROCKERS
Covered with fiberE.
plastic coyer. Red and green. NOW
3 ONLY LOUNGE CHAIRS REG. 89.95
Creen frieze covered also
plastic covers. NOW
1 ONLY CEDAR CHEST WAS 64.95
Floor sample Beautiful finish.
NOW
VALUES TO 14.98
One lot table lamps, beautiful 77 i A 77
Ass t. Colors, priced 3. tO O.
1 ONLY HIDDEN BED WAS 229.95
Creen frieze cover. A real
bed of night. NOW
' 22" table when opened.
A reol buy. NOW
drawer, large plate
gloss mirror.
ONE ONLY OUTDOOR GRILL REG. 15.95
12.77
NOW 5.47
. 3.97
19.87
27c
59.77
3.77
39.87
19.77
59.77
ERS
64.77
49.77
57.95
189.77
WAS 29.951 ONLY MAPLE DROP LEAP TABLE
22.77
ONE ONLY MAPLE DRESSER WAS 90.00
NOW 69.77
1 ONLY MAPLE DAVENO & CHAIR WAS 189.95
Beautiful cotton covered, I AQ ff
open arms well made. NOW ,lT7e
REO. 289.95 REFRIGERATOR
9 c It 249.88
Atk about Ttrmt
Completely automatic defrosting system. No buttons
to push no plugs to pull defrosts outomatkally ot
the time you choose. Pud-width freezer, twin food
frshflrs. butt.r conditioner.
S?W 179.77
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it
WAS 249.50
STANDARD
SEA KING "12"
A powerful 1 2 -HP mote
designed for hydro,
planing, fast utility
boots, pleasure erasing,
or fishing on large
lakes. Speeds 2 to 22
MPH. Cos tank holds
1 Vi gallons, enough for
& hour at top speed.
Underwater exhouit re
duces noise, fumes.
Handy carrying handle.
TUBULAR STEEL CHAIR
Rg. 4.8 0 77
BrigUtohn
Modem Chair with roomy seat and
back. Turned edges protect clothing
from snags. Baked enamel finish.
RKJv 5.49 Matching Rocker.. .r
75' GREY
PLASTIC HOSE
R.O. 8.29, 6,77
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Guaranteed 5 yearu
Holf the weight of rub
ber hose, yet constructed
for yean of service.
Vr-mch Inside diameter.
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