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Tuesday Evening, August 31
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WIVES OF MEN in the limelight in the political world are always of interest to other women.
These three II to rl Mrs'. Guy Cordon, wife ot the U. S. Senator, Mrs. Paul Patterson of Ore
gon and Mrs. Sam Coon, wife of the U. S. Congressman, renewed friendships during the Re
publican picnic held last Sunday at Chiloquin, Mrs. Cordon is at home in Roseburg when
she is in Oregon, Mrs. Patterson has put down roots in Hillsboro and Mrs. Coon is devoted
to ranch life in Baker.'.
"DENNIS THE MENACE"
Vbtl WONT NESO
Reds To Release
US Technicians
SAIGON, Indochina W Heavy
weather forced back ft U.S. Air
Force plane which flew to North
Viet Nam Tuesday to pick up five
American air technicians the Viet
nam have promised to release from
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Listen to
AL GOODMAN
and HIS ORCHESTRA
Presenting
Allan Jones in
Selections from
Rudolf Friml's
II
FIREFLY"
on "Two Tickets
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prison camps.
The plane flew to Sam Son, the
POW exchange site, but was un
able to land because of a typhoon.
The French had announced that
the five, captured in June while
swimming near the French air
base of Tourane in Central Viet
Nam. would be freed Tuesday un
der terms of the Indochina cease'
fire. .
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Agency Opened
SEATTLE A new advertising
agency to be known as Miller,
Mackay, Hoeck and Hartung, will
be established January 1, 1955, it
was announced today. It is the
result of the merger of Miller &
Co , and the Wallace Mackay Co.
Officers of the new firm will be
James R. Miller, president; Wal
lace J. Mackay, executive vice
president; Gerald A. Hoeck, vice
president and radio, television di
rector, and Marlow Hartung, vice
president and art director.
FIRE
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. I More
than 100 rangers and volunteers
fought five foiest fires burning out
of control west and south of here
today. Some 4,000 acres of pine
have been destroyed.
-and pliif
swO V 79c
w. get bananas shipped in green,
like everybody else does. But our
bananas ripen in special rooms where
controlled humidity and temperature
build up rich, natural flavor within
the fruit. Our bananas ripen1 slowly
. . . and from the inside out ... as
Nature does it Taste 'em and
prove -Sa feu-ay's the best place in tmrn
to buy bananas!
Ike, Hoover Fish Together
DENVER President Elsen
hower and former President Hoov
er today keep "a very important
date with a few finny comrades"
on a trout fishing expedition high
in the Rocky Mountains.
The President and Hoover, both
of whom love to fish and are good
at it, scheduled an early start on
a 70-mile drive northwest to Fras
er, Colo., on the western slope of
the Continental Divide.
For the next three days they will
live in rustic cabins close to 10,
000 feet high in the snott-capped
Rockies. Thev will fish swift-running
St. Louis Creek and Eisen
hower will do most of the cooking.
Eisenhower interrupted his Colo
rado vacation to fly to Washington
and address the American Legion
convention yesterday. On the re
turn trip to Denver with stop
over in Des Moines at the Iowa
State Fair the President was ac
companied by the 80-year-old Hoov
er. At the fair, Eisenhower conclud
ed an informal foreign aflairs
typical rates from Klamath Falls
Portland . . $ .90
Albany 80
Bend .70
Medford .40
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Those rumors are
"right as rain
TUESDAY, AUGUST 81,-1954
speech by saying with a chuckle:
"Now, my friends, Mr. Hoover
and I have a very important dat
with a few finny comrades up in
tne nign Kocnies, and it is about
time we were getting along."
Going along, too, on the trip to
Fraser was the chief executive's
youngest brother. Dr. Milton Eisen.
hower, president of Pennsylvania
State University.
Klflmoth Falls, Orteet
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