6 Th Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, Or.Mon. Dee. 21, 1953
President Denies
Claim Magnuson
Attributed To Him
SEATTLE OB A letter from
President Eisenhower denying re
marks concerning Republican pow
er nolicies attribu'ed to him by
Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash) has been
released. Dy nop. wesuana i-Wash).
The Everett Reoublioan said he
had the President's permission to
disclose the contents of the letter
shmit Masnuson's recent charfle
that the Republican administration
will step out of the power 'project
construction field once such dams
as Chief Joseph and McNary are
completed.
1 "As vou well know." the Presi
dent's letter said, "such an asser
tion most emphatically does not
accurately represent my views.
There is room in the power de
velopment field for both private
agencies and the government."
He said the government's plan
should "try to strike the proper
balance between government and
Drivatfi resources. Bv government
I do not mean only the federal gov
ernment here in Washington; i
mean, just as Importantly, our
date and local governments."
It is not correct, the Presidont
said, to say "that after comple
tion of those projects now under
wav. this administration will abdi
cate its responsibility in the public
power iteia."
Mystery Extract
To Be Produced
By New Plant
HOOUIAM Ml Havonler In
corporated announced Thursday
plans for a plant to produce a new
mystery extract irom trees.
The announcement was made by
George A. Holt, resident manager
of the national etiemical cellulose
firm's Grays Harbor division.
The new operation, in a small
Hbquiam plant, will use a low cost
raw material now available in con
nection with chemical cellulose
production in the existing plant.
The new prorluot is defined as
extracts and chicals, other than
cellulose, found in trees. Company
officials declined to disclose the
exact nature of the new chemical
or for what It will be used. It is
known only by a laboratory num
ber now.
Production is expected to start
in February in a 25 by 76-foot
plant, part of which will be three
stories high. It is expected to em
ploy about 15 people.
The new product Is described
only as a light, fluffy, coffee
colored powder. Holt said it will
be used by an Industry that is not
now a Rayonier customer. If sales
reach expectations, he indicated,
a greater diversification of Rayo
nier operations is expected to result.
John E. Gussiberg, Elkton, Succumbs To Heart Ailment
By MRS. C. W. HENDEitER
rnna.,1 .nnilpM WPTP h 1 d
Wednesday in Cottage Grove for
John Ernest ttussioerg, age oo.
Gussiberg suffered a heart attack
Thursday at his home and died
suddenly Sunday evening.
Baby Boy Arrives
&i ui.a uilliam fimifn are
,U- nvan. nf a Hahv h(W hom
Dec. 9 at the Cottage Grove Hos
pital. The baby weignea seven
pounds, eleven ouces and was
A TOnno1,l William
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Flitcroft
of Newberg were sunaay visitors
.t... pk.pta. Randall hrtmi
v.ikmn PhAAuop haa hpfn mlite
111 the past two weeks and is slow
ly recovering from the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mode are
the parents of a baby boy born
Dec. 10 at Roseburg. He weighed
seven pounds, 7V4 ounces and
was named Gregg Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Riley are
the parents of a baby girl born
in Cottage Grove Dec. 9. The
baby weighed eight pounds, 14
ounces and was named Sandra
tee.
Returns Home
i Mitrtav Inn laqt
Friday for her home in Klamath
Falls after an extended visit wiui
her sister, Mrs. Oliver Haines.
Airplane designers expect to
nave airliners in a few years
which can leave New York at
noon and arrive In Los Angeles at
noon the same day.
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May the glory
of Christmas remain in
vow heart
throughout a bright
Nc Year.
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ED WYATT
SUN LIFE
OF CANADA
Mr. and Mrs. Normsn Compton,
and family attended "The Mes-j
siah" at the Junior High School
last Sunday evening in Roseburg.
The Elkton Community Christ-
... will h. hlH 111 the
new high school gym Sunday eve
ning at s p.m.
Miss Jeanne Youngberg was ill
last week and unable to teach
two days due to the flu.
f . .LL . In M ir ia.
Everett Baker had the misfor-
4..n rj iniiirini, nia arm and will
be unable to work for a short
Mr. and Mrs. Wendel Weather-
ly and tamuy ot nugene were
weekend guests at the parental
Floyd Weatherly home.
Myrtle Grush and Clinton Lewy,
both of Elkton, were married Dec.
7 in Eugene, They left for a
month s trip to Arkansas.
Roscoe Fryer of Scottsburg
spent several days last week vis
iting friends in Elkton.
Lt. and Mrs. Fred Weatherly
of Ft. Benning,' Ga., are the par
ents of a baby girl born Dec. 15.
She was named Norma - Diane.
They are moving to Ft.- Bragg,
N.C., where Lt. Weatherly . is
scheduled to make his first para
chute jump from a plane this
week.
BiQ Binder and Vernon Partch
left last week for Onck, Cam.,
where they are engaged in logging.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon
have recently purchased the 175
acre Frank Beebe ranch.
Mrs. Walt Esslingler underwent
minor surgery Wednesday at the
Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene.
Norman Compton was taken to'
Eugene Wednesday to tne doctor
suffering with congested lungs.
COUPLE INDICTED
PUSAN, Korea 11 A young
Korean couple who allegedly
started a multi-million dollar fire
here by accident Nov. 27 were in
dicted Friday by the Pusan district
prosecutor. Police said the fire
started from a charcoal burner
which was left unattended.
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