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Fashion W T 1 *
Craft 1 ICS
‘ $125
Over 500 to choose from. Fashioned
from best quality fabrics in all the
latest patterns and colors. Every tie
carries the Fashion-Craft label of
quality.
Men’s
DRESS HOSE . . . 55c
Famous Interwoven in a variety of new pat
9 terns and shades. A real value.
Men’s
. DRESS SHIRTS .. $345
Mark Twain of outstanding quality. Extra
fine quality fabrics.
Men’s
SUPPERS.S79;>
Sheeplined comfortable slippers with front
zipper. Soft leather soles.
Men’s
’ ROBES .... $1650
All wool robes well tailored and in very at
tractive colors.
Men’s
GLOVES.$625
Top quality leather fur-lined. Will keep his
hands warm any kind of weather.
Men’s
WOOL SHIRTS .. $895
Extra heavy all wool shirts for the outdoor
man. Attractive patterns.
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Ladies’
HEAD SCARFS . .
Beautiful wool scarfs in assorted plain colors.
A practical gift.
Luxite
SLIPS
Perfect fitting and fashioned from superior
quality Luxite fabrics.
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Sport
SWEATERS ....
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The latest fashions in sport sweaters for men
and women. New patterns and colors.
ELECTRIC
CLOCKS.
Plug it in and forget it ... it will keep correct
time for years.
World Famous
HOOVER SWEEPER
An outstanding value in fine home
cleaning equipment. Easy to use,
rolls smoothly, easy over your floors
and carpets ... no back bending ef
fort. Can be had with or without at
tachments.
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. MENT AND NfW TOYS. SO COME IN AND SELECT POPULAR
PRICED TOYS FROM OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT. COME IN
• AND GET THE KIND THAT YOUR LITTLE TOT HAS BEEN
WISHING FOR. WE HAVE IT!
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GIFT WRAPPING PAPER, ETC.
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Nome’s Gift Store j
Fay Hike Not
Enough Says
Boss Lunriehei’g
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berg has said the $21 a month av
erage increase won by the CTO
maritime unions in the recent west
coast strike was not enough for
the SUP.
Meantime the CTO marine cooks
and independent firemen reached
a tentative agreement with ship
owners on Avages, hours and con
ditions aboard vessels engaged in
the coastwise-Alaska service.
The cooks also reached an
agreement on wages and work ng
conditions with steam schooner
operators. The firemen balked on
the offer and still were negotiat
ing.
The cooks’ coast-Alaska peace
talks balled for a $21 per month
wage increase and general im
provement in living and working
conditions.
Greek Guerrillas
Release American
LONDON, (/P)—A report broad
cast yesterday by the guerrilla
| “Free Greece radio” said Carl A.
I Graessmen, Portland, Ore., en
| gineer, has been released by Greek
guerrillas who captured him Dec.
8th.
1 The broadcast said Graessner
was released ‘‘after inquiry estab
lished that he is not an officer,
and therefore does not bear re
sponsibility for atrocities and
crimes committed by the monar
cho-fascist army at orders of
American officers.”
Graessner is an equipment su
pervisor for Atkins, Drake and
Park, American contractors doing
work in Greece.
He was kidnapped in the vicin
ity of South Kozane and was last
reported seen Dec. 10 in the guer
rillo-controlled territory near the
place where he was abducted.
AFL And CIO
Both Pledge Taft
Hartley Act Repeal
(Continued from Page One)
few’ months when the drive for re
peal of the 1947 labor law' will be
at its height. The CIO wants im
mediate restoration of the Wagner
act, which went unchanged for 12
years until it was supplanted by
the Taft-Hartley measure.
The AFL’s meeting yesterday
was mainly to set up a 14-month
program of political education, fi
nanced by 10-cent contributions
from each AFL member. Joseph
D. Keenan, director of the AFL
political league, expects to raise
at least $650,000. He said that in
the three weeks since the conven
tion, a total of $125,000 has been
collected.
Oregon Flood Does
Little Damage
SALEM, Ore. (TP)—Flood waters
of the Willamette river mid-win
ter freshet moved into this Oregon
state capital area yesterday with
out any threat of serious damage.
The river is falling rapidly at
all up-river points.
The main part of this city will
: be untouched, but some suburban
J and rural roads are expected to
: be under water.
At Eugene, near the headwaters
of the Willamette, the trailer fam
ilies evacuated from suburban
Glenwood have started to move
back as the river returned to its
channel. About 500 persons moved
to higher ground when the Wil
lamette and McKenzie overflowed
their banks Sunday morning.
Flooding rivers and a Pacific
storm claimed four lives over the
week-end, disrupted power and
phone lines, caused earth slides on
mountain roads and inundated
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scores of highway routes through
out the western part of the state.
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