Community News Items
Bicle From California Mr.
and Mrs. .M. E. Jacobson, Rt. 3,
Box .1135, Roseburg, and sons',
Mervin Jr. and Donald, of Eu
gene, have returned from . San
Leandro, Calif., where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Jacob
sons sister-in-law, Mrs. A, 0.
Hanson.
Medical Patl.n Mr. ' ur.l
ter Cordon of Roseburg is'a med-
iwucm in community Hos
pital. In Mercy Hospital Harry Er
skine, 909 Cobb St., was admitted
to Mercy Hospital Tuesday for
medical treatment.
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Father III Mrs. Gayle Win
ston left Monday for Nevada
where she was called because of
the serious illness of her father.
Gutita From Seattle Mr. and
Mrs. DarreU Taylor of Seattle,
were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Kort last weekend.
Club To Meet The Evergreen
Grange Home Economics Club will
meet at the hall Thursday, Jan.
14 -at 12 noon, for a potluck lunch
eon. To Los Angeles Lowell Rho
den of Lowell's store left by plane
Jan. 6. for Los Angeles on a spring
and summer buying trip. He will
return to Roseburg Thursday.
Tonsillectomy Cindy Ellis, 4,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rollo
Ellis, of Roseburg had her ton
sils removed at Mercy Hospital
Monday morning. She was taken
home the same day.
Leaves Hospital The following
patients of Community Hospital
were released to their homes last
Monday: Mrs. Lyle Lee. Yoncalla;
Mrs. Hosey Lambright, IdleyM;
Mrs. Donald Nuzum and Mrs.
Amos McDonald of Winston;
Mrs. Richard Zukowski, Mrs. Per
ry Cole and Miss Zoe Newman
of Roseburg.
Attends Wedding Mr. and
Mrs. M. D. Cyrus and Nancy
drove to Cottage Grove Sunday to
attend the wedding of Shari Kay
Crabb and Harry D. Hayes. Mr.
Hayes returned last week from
Japan. Miss Crabb, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glen E. Crabb,
formerly of Cottage Grove, has
Creen Giant Cannery
At Ellensburg Folds
ELLENSBURG 141 The Green
Giant Co. announced Monday that
it is discontinuing the operation of
its fcUensourg corn cannery. ,
The shutdown means the loss of
an industry that has paid a total
of more than half a million a year
10 larmers ana worxers.
A company statement attributed
the decision to two reasons:
(1) Growing and soil conditions
which make the Kittitas Valley
corn too variable for the firm's
whole kernel pack; (2) Freight
costs are too high to the markets
to which cream style corn is
shipped.
For the past two years the firm's
pack here has been about half of
each type.
Green Giant took over the plant
in ishk irom nctsweei.
been employed at Craig's for the
past year.
In Community Hospital W. A.
(Buck) Weinhold of Roseburg is
in Douglas Community Hospital re
cuperating from injuries received
in an auto accident in December.
He was driving to Lapine, Ore.,
to pick up a truck, when his car
was rammed by another car at
Oakridge and he. was badly hurt.
He will be in the hospital until
the first of April, and will be
pleased to have visitors..
Makes Honor Roll Mr. . and
Mrs. Norman Olson, 420 W. Doug
las, have received word that their
son, Prank, a junior at Oregon
State majoring in electric engi
neering, was on the honor roll for
the fall term. He made a 4.00 av
erage. Frank carries 17 term
hours and us also a studeat teach
er for a class in engineering drawing.
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Wed. Jan. 13, 1954 Tha Ntw.-Rarl.w, Ho-burs, Of. 8
Strike Lays Off 3,000 Garment Shipping Clerks
limed at live employer craws but
NEW YORK Wl An ore.niza-
tional strike by more than 3,000
shipping clerks began Tuesday in
New York's huge garment making
industry, ine ciiy s Diggesi trade.
A union spokesman said that
noisy, Jostling picket lines thrown
around three buildines in the heart
of the midtown dressmaking sec
tion had the immediate effect of
keepine another 25,000 workers off
uieir jobs.
The strike, called by Local 60A
of the AFL International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union, was
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Randolph Scott In "THE MAN Bb.
HIND THE GUN" plus Anna Bat
Randolph Scott In "THE MAN BE
GARDENIA" ENDS TONIGHT
"THE FOUR POSTER" and "THE
HOMESTEADERS"
carried the additional threat that
the entire industry would be shut
down unless the unit won recog
nition as bargaining agent for
workers who wrap package and
push dress carts from manufactur
ers to distributors.
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Senator Frowns
On 3 Measures
WASHINGTON Wl Sem Morse
of Oregon Monday made his views
known an three pieces of legisla
tion which are to come before Con
gress. He disapproved of all of them.
Of President Eisenhower's farm
program, Morse said:
"The President's recommenda
tions on agriculture make it clear
that we must now regard our sur
plus food production as a liability
rather than a great national asset. ;
He apparently referred to the Ki
senhower plan of withholding cer-
tain surpluses from normal trade
channels.
On the administration's nronosed ;
revision of the Taft-Hartley law: !
rne present law is a straitincket.
The President apparently proposes ,
to loosen the top button only."
Morse said he plans to offer a bill :
providing "a more flexible system
which would induce unions and em
ployers to bargain rather than sub
ject tnemseives to government in-,
terventiort." !
Morse described a proposed pay
increase for congressmen as "an
affront to the American peop'e."
He said he was at a loss to under
stand how congressmen, with a
salary of $15,000 a year, coukl ser
iously consider a pay raise when i
there are "beginning signs of an !
economic recession."
Some scientists believe Ibat
brick was made by men 12,000
years ago.
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