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War Now Being Waged
PORTLAND WI Farmer, and
householders alike were waging
war against pesky tent caterpillars
Tuesday, as the invaders left their
filmy nests in trees and shrubs to
munch on the greenery.
The caterpillars apparently are
widespread in Northwestern Ore
gon. County agriculture agents
warned that the caterpillars should
be killed promptly or the infesta
tion will get woree.
Among the Trees
ACROSS 96 Evergreen tree
.1 Coniferous "nco,unter
tree 58 Gaelio
: 5 Hardy tree 59 Townships
8 Ornamental ab-)
tree 8 Makes
12 Trees grew In mistakes
the Garden of DOWN
1 Animal skins
13 Scottish
sheepfoUl
14 National forest
s are
vital resources
15 Conduct
16 War god
17 Sloping way
18 Playing cards
20 Christmas
song
21 Female saint
(ab.)
22 Dried fruit of i
a palm tree
25 One (Scot.)
26 Sea eagle
28 Candies made
from nuts
30 Editor (ab.)
32 Equal
33 Seed covering
33 Biblical
pronoun
36 Balsam trees
are at
Christmas
39 Harden
42 Weight of
India
43 European
finch
45 Operated
47 Pester
49 Give
51 Shield
bearing
52 Before
54 Hops' kilns
55 Sidelong look
2 Form a notion 10 are 36 Gazer
3 Closer grown on trees37 Papal capes
4 Within (comb.1l Hardwood tree 38 Horsemen
form) 19 Tierce (ab.) 40Exoumter
3 f rayer
8 Aerial (comb,
form)
7 New Zealand
parrot
S Brazilian state
S Biblical
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HAVE THIRTY A,
On Tent Caterpillars
The recommended sprav is so
per cent wettable DDT with about
four ounces of wetting agent to too
gallons of the mixture Counly
agents warned that this mixture is
potent and should be used with
care. Another way to control the
Pests is to burn them out, with a
rag soaked in coal oil or other fuel
ui-a 10 a long pole.
Where possible, infesM tire
brandies should be clipped off and
burned.
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24 Regret
41 Rag
42 Pilfered
44 Negative reply
46 Birds' homes '
48 Withered
27 Tide
29 Greek war god 50 City in Alaska
31 Crystal cluster52 Newt
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TrA YOUWE SAYItWS
Cen, Dean Nor Yet Free,
As He Would Like To Be
SPOKANE Maj. Gen. Will
iam F. Dean, a prisoner of the
Communists in North Korea for
tiirce years, said Tuesday he still
isn't, "free' the way he wants to
be.
Asked at a press conference how
It feels now to have freedom, the
general explained:
"Whenever ! visit a city, I am
taken by the hand by members
oi the press and asked a lot of
questions. Then I'm asked to make
a speech before a radio micro
phone. "After I am ready to fall down
a a heap they put me in front
ot TV cameras and tell me to
smile and make another speech.
After members of the press have
drained me dry, I am led before
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CHRIST STATUE FOUND
LONDON A stone statue
of Christ, believed to date back
to the early 16th century, has betn
found benea'h a chapel destroyed
by bombs during World War II.
Joan Evans director of the So-
ciety of Antiquaries, described the
figure as "one oi in major arcn-
eological finds made in London
during tnis century.
an audience and told to make
another speech." .
Dean said he hoped soon to get
the freedom he wants. That, he
said, would include freedom ip
play a little golf.,
The general haJ three appear
ances seheduled for his two-day
'rio here before returning to Sa'i
Francisco where he is deputy com
mander of the Sixth Army.
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THE THIRTY i-y-'
More Rains Fall
In Drought Area
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
More tain fell Wednesday, in
sections ot the Southwest, the na
tion's drought area, after damag
ng flash floods hit Southeastern
New Mexico.
The wet belt extended over the
central Plains and in Southern
Texas. Heavy rains earlier this
week at Koswell and Lovinaton.
N. M., caused damages estimated
at I Vi million dollars. Roswell. a
city of 30,000, was declared a dis
aster area bv Gov. Edwin Mechem
of New Mexico.
Only other rain earlv Wednes
day Wit in th Qniitharn r!rnnt
Lakes region and in areas along
'he East Coast from Alabama to
New York.
Continued cool weather prevailed
over most of the Midwest and in
northern aress in the eastern half
of the courtry. Temperatures early
Wednesday ranged from 31 in
Northern Michigan to 83 in Need
les, Lain, in the desert.
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Arizona Prison Escapee
On Most Wanted List
WASHINGTON I John Alfred
Hopkins, convicted murderer who
escaped from the Arizona state
prison last Nov. 10, was added
Tuesday to the FBI's list of "10
Most Wanted Men."
Hopkins. 38, is described by the
FBI as a dangerous gunman who
started his criminal career as a
burglar when he was only 17. He
has since been arrested many
times and has served two jail
terms in California for forgery and
car theft.
When Hopkins escaped from the
Arizona penitentiary, he : had
served about eight years of a life
sentence for the 1945 killing of a
police officer at Wickenburg, Ariz.
The offiatr had surprised him as
he .was burglarizing a drug store.
Hopkins, a native ot hnokane.
Wash., is. of medium height and
build, with brown hair and blue
grey eyes He walks with a slight
limp and has bullet scars on his
left wsis.t, loft- leg and the ab
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Thur, May 20, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 7
Winston Farmers
Begin Irrigation
A number of farmers in this
area are being forced to irrigate
because of a much-needed rain.
Winds have been hot and dry,
leaving some crops without suf
ficient moisture. However, bed
ding plants such as tomatoes and
cabbage and early spring gardens
that withstood the May 1 frost,
are thriving.
Voters Briefed
Registered voters of the Civil
Uend Precint acre reminded of the
primary election Friday, May !1.
East Civil Bend residents wi!!
vote at the Winston-Dillard Rural
Fire Hall and West Civil Bend
residents whl vote at Welch Broj.
Machine Shop. Polls will be open
from 8 a. m. to 8 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cluster and
three small children are planning
to move rioon from their home on
Rice Creek to Mcdford. Cluster is
transport operator for Pierce
Freight Lines and has been trans
ferred to a Medford-Red Bluff,
Calif., run.
Merele Alexander has returned
to his home In Soulsbyvllle, Calif.,
following a six-week visit in this
vicinity where he was called be
cause of the seriousillness of his
brother. Arthur.
Officers Installed
Installation of next year's Dil-
lard PTA ifficers will be held
ridav even ne at the regular PTA
meeting in the school auditorium
at 8 p.m. An interesting program
is Doing p.anned. Refreshments
will be served by the teaching
staff of the school.
Visitors Sunday at the Al Fritz
home on Rice Creek were tne
Friz's son-in-law and ' daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cluster, of
Portland.
The public meeting of Winston
city residents held at the Commu
nity Hall was well-attended on
the meeting was to discuss the
Winston sewage problem.
Mayor raui Mender openea tne
meeting and speaker (or the eve
ning was W. A. Gilchrist, Winston
city council's advisr ana former
city manager of Roseburg.
Estimated cost of sewere for the
entire city would probably run be
tween $250,000 and $300,000 offi
cials report Bonding capacity of
me new city is not suuicient to
finance the entire cost of the pro
ject. A sinking fund has been start
ed by the city for the proposed
sewers and a small monthly as
sessment on home owners nas oeen
lii0gptiwf
The Rev.' J. H. and Mrs. Carver
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Good Material
FRANK OLIVER, Dial 3-3234
or
I LLOYD YOUNT, Dial 2-181
will leave Winston around the. first
of June to accept a pastorale at
ihe Foursquare Church in Tacoma,
Wash.
The Carvers have been In
charge of the Winston Foursquare
Church far the past four years
and are planning to sell their home
on Jorgens Street in Winston, be
fore moving
The Rev. Mr. Munson of Idaho
will replace the Carvers at the
local church.
Word has been received by rela
tives of C. L. Cluster in this vi
cinity that he is improving in
health following a recent illness
at his home in Soulsbyville, Calif.
Mason Davidson of Dillnrd is
reported to be working in Sutlier
tin at the Roseburg Lumber Co.
new 130-acre mill pond.
Among those from this area at
tending funeral services in Browns
ville for the Rev. C. E. Briles, a
former local Baptist minister,
were: John Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Morrell, Mrs. Edna Perkins and
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mills and
family.
Foreign Ships Protest
Hauling Cargoes Of Aid
WASHINGTON I - Seven Wen
European countries with big mer
chant fleets have protested against
legislation requiring that American
ships must carry at least half of
foreign aid cargoes.
Countries sending in written
complaints to the State Depart
ment include Britain, Italy, West
Germany, The Netherlands, Nor
way, Sweden and Denmark. An
eighth, Finland, is reported pre
paring to add its protest.
All these governments nave said
the legislation sponsored by Sen.
Butler ( R-Md) would not only hurt
their shipping industry hut might
lead in the future to applying such
restrictions to normal commercial
cargoes.
The State Department. Foreign
Operations Administration and oth
er government agencies have ep.
posed a bill betore a Senate Sub
committee on Water Transporta
tion which is considering the mat
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