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Imnl .,t linn, and iii'ianse lie knew- liei iiinllit'i- i- I'onil oi iea- I I m - ..n.l al w a s In i ii: her .nine I h.il l.emi: I Inn:. .hi 1 ill and anal t . .- . " 1 1 1 1 ! Al New slisillll'i's NI'OKAM'., Wash. An unusaully hard winter which has kent resi dents ol ., ist. -in Was hi ni; ton' hugging the lin-side as the snow piled iiutitde, n'.so hruuxh't sport for airmen with a good Him. i'lveis have liern sejlililns the rolling farmland of the Spokane valley lor ro .votes driven ilito the open by hunKer. Spotting one of th ;:i.- i.ii.hii iMrdators irom.hWh In' the air, the hunters pilot their coy-clr carcass helps the wild animals and same hir-.'s. A stale l"!t My of five (loll.ns for Mch hnntevs inert oper.ilin", ( p. e-. s. Usually the emote star. . rinml.. . wi.en " - " ' "Vl.,n!f down on il. Itut the hold., ........ l.y U, hr.ht o.f the .lane. jump.t.S many feel into the air in a., a!'.- t it. Killlrr UV. ihe hu.vict. unimal has little el..,,., e .,1 iseapim: the plane t. ..vcltimv at 100 miles ski . .piippetl plane low overHheir prey, It takes a quick trlsger linger an In. nr. The dead animal', are humid to the airplane struts, iou ... ..... have an easier .oi. i uc to li.e: the (trellis animal. Coyotes, always a menace lit the iiicken yard, have invadvd farm yards in partus dining the sub'-iero weather. They also prey on small v- Animals that are Irit-i:!, to tile farmer flyli.S hunters also carry sail s of -rain to feed starving hirds. ' l ive Spokane Vall.v hunters stand beside the ski-equipped planes with whi. h tin y I red the c.M.ti ", shown, l a.meis have been pla u.. I itiinii-, the hard winter by the hungry predators. The flying hunter, aie, h it t.i ri .hl, l.nre.i Lemon, ( het I 'leehl , Darrell Woods, Gene Wing and Miles inn i liaine. SLOWS IIOWN A I.ITTLi: M'illNCI II I I). Ill , ll I' l -I 'm iI 1 1 oii"li.oo . driver of a "hot nid' i.n. ii.mplied with a state IHiheeman m del- to slow down, lie reduced hi-, spei'd from !)t) to MM miles an hour and continued on Allen Appointed Game Specialist , IJ.Mitist Assonulioiwil ! S.lv,,)(l() i)iamon(l l)ust i Sunday Sclmol Mcelin- ' 0,ljvvr; ,hs Mope (iem o. i 'i'l I ... i,'..l, i o Inil. I lllll SU.l.y . I i - iw Mli: M'OI.IS i Ul'i -HeKaril- II. e.l V, Mil , I 1 I I I , ', I I .mit'ii i I.I, Hi. arrested and s 1 1 1 i v-i 1 1 1 alter ear lacked a v5t M.iiii.i.' h: .laileiieil. not restricted lo Hie pi inleil pai',1': imiependenee ,iial uiilia-Ht' t-piided unil eultivnl .'d erealue ability fostered mid dc elupi (I llie paiiitrd picture the child hiini:. to yiiii may not look like beans ,n a mountain' or a 'man miii HMlkiaH or a 'girl picking Mowers' hut that is what it is to lln child who has created it and, Hi. reiori'. ii is accepted and praised loi Us heaulilul colors and the slmy it lells. she saVs. 'I'lie r..i,lr I ' in inil Sehnol iiia-s nietliM" inula'. I less nl ('iiiniiiimi.sts, 1 ait lieran niis- lUrtlil ; I. ill. llil's Will htilV ill CIlilKt. John M. Allen of Orleans has been appointed wildlife special ist in l'isgah, Nanlahala, Cherokee and Chattahoochee National For- CmnU will he held al l he Chile licpiv.eiilativ. s of live Lutheran ests, it was announced recent Iv by Carl G. Krueiier, supervisor ol Cis-ah-Croatan forests Allen assumed his new duties last Tuesday and will make his headquarters al l'isgah forest. Work of wildlife specialist will include among other things all phases of Maine management, habi tat improvement, game counts, hunting and fishing plans. Allen for the present will he as sociated with William C. Duncan, district ranger at l'isgah forest. I'apli',1 church. ThiM.d.i. I i h. u- ; 1 inchm mi-:siiiiiar.v boards made ar 10. - I.n tin i; Willi i uiil.i ini a I ! tin- policy clear ill a mi-el nig here li ;:i) o'clock. al which they said tile church liev. II. I.. Sinilh will . it :, !; on j must meet Hie Communist drive Sunday School Growth. Loader. hip Miead on". and l'i iiinni urn M I 1 a . e i Kwn though churches in China will deliver an addro-- on I he -.lib- j are forced lo close. the mis led: " Ahill il iiiles v.aii Our .L--j :.lnll work will not he abandoned, sai'e." j I hev said. 'I'h.. i n .-1 el in", nl llie i.toiur The board members asked that will he In hi al Villi ii'ihak J -ill l.ullieian missions in China F.vei y So ml -iv School upei in- form a jiiinl. perni.'inet coniniiltee tmideiil. icaeher ami pa Ini ;.ie III. iv l" decide what will be the urged In he presiml for ial lon.il i .. .'I in:: nature of their work if Commun ism forces curtailment of activity. 1 1.. 1 o bhow Ga During ih, I 9411, North (;,,,, crops vahi"il .,, tIS.OO. M.,,. s management . . College, said ihi, reenid, Ihe s.n, its place a-, ,,, states In vain.- ,, The va during th was slightu in .i HecaiiM' in,,, i,, I,, baeco and nil,, , , 'be Stal, ii,, I,, total for the , ,,, Oll.'.ideiahli i., Williams .,, , of these Ie,,,,. i aiiKea lorn n, ,,, , (. ( vaiue in ii i,,i ,,, ,. OIllV ll Calih.i ,.. . r ... ' ,n,. . . '' uois. j ne v i ;u , i , ..an ......... i . w. ii i.i.ioaoi , ,,,. i, -iaie up to (,Li(f cape in im. 'rh(, . inu. . M "'" ' '"' ' ll,il'i i.juaeeo, in.ini, , .,nj. money crop , ,,,, I':, i til .i.n . . . . . . , , . higher pne, ,,, ,,M prereclinc; v.ai Woman's Vohf c c ouiiiiun ot'v,ion Will Be Unique Woman's ( 'oh, ,r has arranged an , flexible cah lulai i,,. suiiiuiei ses- inn , , ki,-,. for students m ..,n live ditl'erenl opt announced todav In ). Cooke, director , u. Students will hr ,,1,, for periods of iw,, n, or eight Weeks nl .iu, opening dale I.n w ill be June li Ini ih, weeks session Two-week course, will begin June li. .In, July 18, anil llin.-i will start on .June t, -i science, languages. ,iu noniics. Coconuts aii- i:i, country in two t . iin- shredded. Boih iv f the United Stales wd3Wm$ is a diesei leaders i iwo unions think its O Leaders of unions representing rail road enyineers and (iremeii seek to force railroads to add extra, needless men on diesel locoinolites. This is sheer waste a "make-work" program which would mean fewer improvements and higher costs for Y!il ! Railroads u: e modern dies.- locomotives be cause they me oin of t Ik- means of giving faster, better service u you. Two men compos.- th- cn-w of a diesel. They occlipv a clean, i-anlortabli- eab at the front. The engineer h mdles th-throttle. The tirenuin .sits and vv.'tehes the track ahead. With no tool t" sliovtl, he has practically nothing else to do No HeneHt To You Now the leaders of the P.rothcrhood of Loco motive Knginrers and the Hrotherhood of Lceoinctive 1'ireinen and JOnginemen want to use the diesel lo..." motive us a means of forcing n fejther-hedding scheme on the rail roads. The extra men they propose to ndd to the diesel crews are not needed. There is no work for them. The union leaders are fighting among them selves about which union should furnish these extra, needless men. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers have even threatened a itrike. You may not be interested in this dis pute of these two unions, but you would be vitally concerned if these groups succeed in putting through this featftea- bedding scheme, because it would mean a slowing up of the improvement program of the railroads-of ttPKD MM OMSei "-" ' -J .- a. -totsiJ&S. ssMyj yt ts7'' rai'ro.'.d nnplwK- -r a! .iri-t-.-Tat - labor! '1 heir pav is hiLid hv ;::n -'.iiid.ird iianling ot these ilemand-. 1 1' i i t ;f . vv uuld mi in that the railroads would h, pav u.g out millions in um-firned wares to tho-e m th; v ry highest pav brackets. We'd lake To Spend TI is Money On Yon You know bow much tr.r d,-rl ha- iraant to ou in in. rea'-ed speed, comfort and conven ience. The railroads in v e man'.- more ol them on order for even greater improvement in serv ire to you. I'.oi ne. .! I. . s d r;, m.-, i , I money, sueli as (his present demand "f I he onions for needless men on diesels, led.jee tiie ability of the lailroads to sfiend money on lietter serv ice for you. I'roud as. the railroads are of the diesel, it is only a small part of their improvement pro gram. Jsim e the War, literally billions of dol lars have been spent on improvement of tracks nnd stations, nn new passenger and freight ears, as well as on diesel locomotives, and on the many other less conspicuous de tails of railroading that contribute to im proved service. Feather-Bedding Means Less Service To You Hut brazen feather-bedding schemes like the one now proposed would, if successful, divert large sums of money from our present im provement programs. Kven worse, they make improvements like ths diesel worthless, by making the cost of their operation prohibitive. These demands are against your interests as well as those of th- railroads. They are schemes to "make work ". Neither you nor the railroads should be forced to pay such a penalty for progress. That's why the railroads are resisting these "make work'' demands to the last ditch and why they are telling you about them. 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