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Newspaper Page Text0 I 1tt MetoMtevfew, FUieburf, Ort Mon. Jon. 16, 1956 S. Security lops Budget s Outlay Items On New School Supt. 0. J. Monger 0 the Can yon ville school district said today he hopes bids can soon oe solicited fur construction of 2 new elemen tary school in the district late in February. Voters last fall approved a bond Issue of $140,000 for construction of an eiKht-room school. Plans for construction were being held up be cause of problems of securing suit able properties on which to build Soil Bank Plan, Aid For School Buildings Also In Ike's Agenda WASHINGTON UP - In his budg et message, submitted to Congress today, President Eisenhower ear- However the district now hai;mark 903 million dollars, or al- exercised its option on 14 acres pur chased from Hamlin, Fitzpatrick and Bronson across Canyon Creek. The option, held since last sum mer, had been approved hy the most two-thirds of the increased spending he proposed, for national security programs Homes' Modernization Aim Of New Govt. Move WASHINGTON m Housing ad ministrator Albert M. Cole Mon day proclaimed 1956 "Home Im- firovement Year" and formally aunched a nationwide housing fix up. In remarks prepared for a kick off luncheon to which government officials, industry and labor execu tives were invited, Cole urged a lA-biHUin-dollar effort to improve 20 million existing homes. Presi. dent Eisenhower has endorsed the program. Cole said the country has not been protecting its 200-billion-doI-lar investment in middle aged dwellings. "We have been letting a vast national asset depreciate," he said. j The Housing and Home Finance : Aifonrv MINI.' A , urhioh ha haaAm He said most of this increase will cooperate in the drive with L-..l U I f C-.l 1;.,- j;. WOUld be USed for the latest WPan- mr.ra than rJl inrliictr-u nram... trict hopes to have the school ready or!5, . ,ncl',dinK Ruided missiles, tions and firms. Cole announced, for occupancy by next fall. which could be brought to bear on by recommending to Congress eas- Access to the property has been 1 an enemv- ier terms for federal mortgage in- arranged through the Fred Hayes j He laid new stress on continental surance on home improvement property via Fifth and Canyon I defense through a radar fence to loans. streets, according to Canyonville catch any attack on the wing, pro-1 If the campaign succeeds as ex- correspondent Virginia Proctor. j vided for a nuclear-powered Navy pected. Cole estimated, household- The fhnnl Hklrirt ha alert mailt cruiser and a sixth uiant Forrest a 1 ers will step ud their outlays fnr arrariKements to purchase a steel-class aircraft carrier. modernization and upkeep this decked truss bridge from the State I He spotlighted the administra-7!ar hy 25 Pcr cent from the 12 Highway Dept. It will measure 19.tion' soil bank plan for cutting ,,llllon dollars spent in 1955. a I I I., at I k .1 . , I . when in finished position across Canyon Creek. The bridge is now stockpiled at Klackwell Hill In Jackson County. The highway department has offer ed it to the board at a cost of 5 cents a pound. It will cost a total SZ.4W, a saving or 59,600, accord Feud In Church Climaxed As Competing Clergymen Clash At Sunday Services NEW YORK A longr-standing church feud brought two clergymen into open competition Sunday before the al tar of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity 111 jjiwnjyn. ing to Supt. Monger. The bridge was examined recently by Monger and school board members Paul 1 support costs ntranan ana itoger ueaa, wno de termined it can be hauled to Can yonville without difficulty, M r 1. Proctor said. down surplus agricultural produc tion, getting rid 01 present surplus crops owned by the government and abetting conservation as a major home front program. He said the soil hank plan would III A(V milKon ..IUr il.n t,rt,i year. Hut he forecast a drop of ' A, I'rcsbylcriaii i missionary on 12 million dollars in over-.il atrri- furlough from Ihailand, will be (Thailand Missionary I To Speak At Glendale Hospital News Mercy Hospital Admitted Surgery: Mrs. Mclvin Penney, Sutherlin; Larry Burr, Mr,. John ivorek, Roseburg. Medical: Mrs. Clyde Wallace, 01 lie Driver, Mrs. William Wcscott, R a n il y Anderson, Mrs. Thom bk Walsh, Mrs. John Hess, Mrs. Italih Wirth, Gerard Alex ander, Roseburg; Mrs. Roger Marsh, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. James Payne, Sutherlin. Discharged Mrs. I,ee Jensen, Mrs. E. E. Ful lerton. Mrs. Donald Snyder, Mrs. Lowell Smith, Mrs. Karl Old field and baby, Carol Jean; Mrs. ee Holmes and baby, Nancy Lee; Mrs. A. S. Coen, Mrs. Bruce .Mel lis, Mrs. Robert Nicholson, Ralph L. Itusscll, l.vle Bostwick, Mrs. Kaold Stroon, Mrs. William Knaggs, Hoy Cooper, O. M. Bcrric, Hoseburi!; Mrs. Harry Todd, Win ston; Jerry De.Muth, Jim Bradley, Robert Blanchficld. Sutherlin; John Edmond Serby, George Pat rick, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. M. E. Pfaff, Wilbur. Douglas Community Hospital Admltl.d Surgery: Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Floyd Shaw. Roseburg. Medical: Mrs. Charles Weyth- man, wasiann; airs, Donald tamp hell, Mrs. Donald Hone, Mrs. Leon Teller, Sirs. Donald Mellow, nennetn jioweu, unite i-eger, Mrs. Kenneth Hoover, Esther Baker, Everett Dahack. Mrs. Donald Peckham, Mrs. Bert Mehling, Mrs. James Hart, ItosehurK; Glenn Cox, Idlcyld Park; Bonnie Atkin son, Winston; Thomas Corder, Glide; Mrs. Clarence Larson, Myr tle Creek. Discharged Mrs. George Kovacvlch, M r s. Stephen Clark, JoAnn Willis, Mrs. Waller Bagshaw, Mrs. Paul Ander son, Mrs. James Youtsey, George Arvidson, Mrs. Edwin Klcmhans, Irvin Carlton, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Henry Kllsz, James White, Mrs. Charles Whitaker, Mrs. Oilie Stringer, Mrs. Richard Parker, Mrs. James Fueston, Greg Dickin son, Gladys Rupp, ltosehurg; Mrs. William Burllngame, Mrs. Kenneth Mcl'ord, Sutherlin; Mrs. Kenneth Iteditcr, Wilbur; Krankie Davis, Cynthia Snyder, Winston; Mrs. John ('reunion, Brockway; Mrs. Lloyd Clark, Powers; Mrs. Thomas Mason. Canyonville; Fran cis Byrd, Dillard. culture spending, due to a decline ?.ues' speaker at Glcndale's Olivet of 485 million dollars in crop price "'rosuyienan Church luesday at In part, this was '. . P m-. attributable to a forecast that the ' ",'r rurr 'ra- government would realize much vaille, a director of a cooperative more from disposal of its sur- farln ln Thailand. The missionary pluses. I made his initial visit to that coun- Millions For Schools 1 lry 'n l9M- He began his mission- Eisenhower proposed to spend worK an evangelist, reports l.w million dollars next year to i ""iwii'iim .ma. u. n. rux. help the states build new schools. He called for a quick start on his 10-year program to build 40,000 miles of highways, hut assigned only a 54-million dollar increase to highway building. 1 hat seemed to I To Meet Daughters of Kte Anno indicate ho contemplated that the of St. (ieorge's EDiscnnal rhnreh cost of any expanded roads pro-1 will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday, Local News met by higher Jan. 17. at the home of Mrs. lien ing Bronson on Chadwick Street. Assaulted Beauty Queen, gram would be taxes. The budget proposed an 88-mil-lion-dollar increase in spending on 87!),ooo,ooo. Any major revisions of i Hubby On Honeymoon veterans services or benefits should await the report of a special! ANAHEIM, Calif. A beauty commission due late this year, Ei- queen and her bridegroom, who senhower said. last week captured a man charged Eisenhower asked Congress to i with twice raping her. were honey increase postal charges by enough ' mooning today after eloping to Las to nnng in .coo minion dollars ad- vegas, cv. iney are .Mr. and Irs. One of the clergymen was the Rev. William Howard Melish, act ing rector of the church for seven years and recently removed from that job by a vote of the vestry. Disregarding advice from h '. s bishop and the vestry's efforts to lock- him out of the church, the Rev. Mr. Melish was determined to conduct Sunday services as us ual Hit rival at the altar was thi Rev. Robert Thomas. aDnointcd h' the bishop of Long Island to con. duct services at the churcn until a newly nominated rector has bcei installed. i The Rev. Mr. Melish had already started the early morning com munion service, slightly ahead of schedule, when the Rev. Mr. Thomas arrived. The two clergy men, officiating at separate altars, conducted separate services for two small groups of parishioners. At the 11 o'clock service the two ministers encountered one another before the main altar, rfolh men read opening portions of the serv ice. After several minutes, the Rev. Mr. Thomas was heard say ing, "You're out of order, Mr. Melish." confusion threatened when the Noted Pianist Will Be Heard At Womans Club One of the West's outstanding pi anists will be guest artist-speaker at the Roseburg Womans Club meeting luesday. rj .a. e ne is ueorge Hopkuu, Eugene, .- u r- T - If-hi" ''' f v professor of niano at the itnimr. t : I tami ...' f -t I . I sity of Oregon. HoDkins is scheriul. f i ' 1 5 I ' (ulcd to speak at 1:30 p.m. at the t ' T St J"" in ii If ": - . ; womans Club. The event is open f W I i.vy, -, . . .71 V V ' ' ' to non-memners. rtinsi wKhmff to str . rv'.'.-- - a ' i a 7 .. attend should telephone OR 2-1359 or OR 3-4976. Hopkins' topic is "Latin Amer ican Music," and he will illustrate his comments with piano demonstrations. ine speaiter won lame at the k age of 11 when he appeared as a ' i ' K soloist with the Los Angeles Sym phony Orchestra. His musical stature has steadily increased. He studied at the Poahody School of Music in Baltimore and Julliard in Philadelphia and had private in struction in Europe. The versatile musician compos es, plays and writes. He has given recitals throughout western Amcr- two ministers announced different ! iea and has won the plaudits of psalms to be read alternately bv : many musical critics. The Los An- clergymen and congregation. geles Times reviewer termed him At this point the Kev. .Mr. "an admirably gifted artist." Thomas announced, "I refuse to ! make a mockery of this church . Patterson Undecided and religion in general," and r m c c-,, c, strode down the aisle. About si un u- Senate Kace HAPPY AWARD WINNERS These three rron were honored Saturday night at the Jun ior Chamber of Commerce First Citizen's Banquet for doing most to further the causes of the Jaycees during 1955. From left, the are: Jack Garnet, outstanding first year man; District Judge Warren Woodruff, outstanding project chairman; and Robert Raf fensperger, key man. (Paul Jenkins picture). persons from the congregation uf approximately 2o0 followed h i m out of the church. How It All Started The controversy over the Rev. Mr. Alelish began in 1949 when his alleged left-wing activities caused the removal of his father, the Kev. Dr. John Howard Melish, as rector of Holy Trinity. The son was serv ing as his father's assistant at the time and had been named chair man of the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship. Efforts of a pro-.Mclish vestry to have the son named later as his father's successor were blocked by the Rt. Rev. James P. DeWolfe, bishop of Long Island. (Continued from Page Unet S. P. Dirt Dumping Evokes Complaint From Gen. Beecher , A prominent Oregonian Saturday water resources board, said he be- story) and that the league recom- charged the Southern Pacific Co. llieved anything jeopardizing others mend to the county court that it with "adding to company property or private or public lands should bend every effort to help carry and jeopardizing life and increas- j be slopped. He said flood hazard in out a study uner way in the Ump- ing flood hazards" through its pol- his area had been increased. He qua Basin of water resources. The icy of dumping fill into the (South 'told of a fellow land owner who 'study is state-sponsored. Judge Linpqua) river." i had suffered great loss to his or- Carl C. Hill pointed out that the Speaker Gen. Curtis T. Beecher cliard "m the recent Hoods, county is already assisting t h t (ret) specifically charged the pri-; "more than in 1950," and intimat-! study of county water resources ' vate utilitv with taking from the i ed the loss came because of the 1 with allocation of more than $20,. people of the county "land belong- fills in the river. f 000. He cited as I general s comments ioiiow-i me League memoers lavored his responsibility and everyone do ing his part." Patterson concluded that "a gov ernment founded on the individual can succeed far heller than any statism ever conceived." On other subjects, Patterson inf in the pnuntv said: i example the "dumping of hundreds 1 reading of a letter written by continuance of the present court Taxation will be the biggest 0f tons of dirt" into the South Hep. John Amachcr by L c a g u e program. problem at the 1937 session of the Umpqua behind his property in the Chairman H. L. Goodmanson. Am- state Legislature. I Winston area to provide base to'ach" hart requested that the Gov. Patterson Reoeats He is in favor of greater unem-1 build another railroad track. (league investigate allegations- .... . ' ployment benefits to level out the Gcn uC.cher told Douglas Coun-! aSainst county court (see oilier ' O rill 1st Kecord Blank seasonal character of Oregon in-lt y Taxpayers League members I Gov. Paul Patterson stowed A mtin ic i I.. hu ... 1 Saturday that he could find no ap- Sa Francisco District "reat rtraint with the demands A meeting is to be held this parent state law to stop the pro- . . . , , of the press Saturday night while month to determine whether a wax- c,r0i which ne said was also Extends Prior t es Here being interviewed bv Bill I vnch l- , . . exiracune d ani w i ne sitnai.-vi . f-.n. u n:A it ' .. ' uisnop reiuscu to approve : n.,-i,," , k i 1 I i,ml"s . -; " " "f an announcer on siauon tK.Ml. the it..v ir Ai..i,ch a. rir ln Koseburg or Coos Bay. The Kel- su(.h nract ce was going on "where' The San Francisco Ordnance i Hp Kmi i. iwi . . ditional money in fiscal 1957, but Lloyd Brett. The bride was Miss 'the vestry refused to name any-' , g S?' ,wou'(1 extract the waxi live, it occurs elsewhere." District today extended its prior- corded interview after the First he did not specify what increases California in last year s Miss I'ni-! one else. Under this stalema'e the ,m . . , . ' "Private people can't fight it.", My procurement program for six Citizen s banquet. Then, after re he had in mind. His budget count-1 verse contest. The bride is 19 and Itev. Mr. Melish remained ac'mg ' , , , a",?rson decides to run, it he emphasized. "It's got to he puh- more flood-stricken counties of Ne- cording for about 15 minutes Lvnch ed this 350 million dollars as a de-the bridegroom 24. ( rector of the church until last i y mcan " conlcsl "or "'e lie opinion." The general made his vada and 12 in Oregon. discovered he had set the record cline in government costs. If Con- Sheriff's deputies said that Jack ! week when four members of the I 0P nom,nallon sln Elmer, comments at a special league The Oregon counties affected ing machine wrong and not one grcss should not increase postal' J. Walker, 23, a married uphol-i seven-man vesirv vnieH m p.l hit Peelz' canby dairyman, said earl- meeting in Roseburg. lare Benton. Clackamas, Coos, Cur- word had been taped "for noster. ii-i adiuiu,iy ne wuuiu run. nnein- us an ausoiuie crime to ininK ly, uougias, jaexson, josepnine. ity. according to Patterson er the governor's decision would what Southern Pacific is doing in Lane. Linn, Marion, Polk and 'The governor lauzherl after av. lie iMumivreu. ndsuingwn. ng he had a ven "nno nf mo hod1 fees u requested, most of the j sterer . whose wife is expecting a employment and nominated a new nroiected 435-ml lon-dol ar surnlus secom child, ar mitleH rnninu iKo lur Hie year winnii vanisn. t m-aiuy, ine mrmer llonna Schurr Tn lMn iKo n., i. i,.i;.u "a"K iccit nunu was uut-ei lain, our own county , . i . : i aiierson . ! ; , I ,u "ee i ine nev. .nr. .Me isn I r. , i.! T "ml """i"1 last ,T,",s-:f-um continuing to conduct sorv ..,'e"e,i.l,''". .VlT- -1?smen he repudiated ices, Ihe vestry majority changed Small Cut For Farmers The farmer would the one small tax cut a proposal , the admission to refund to farmers the two-cent j W alker was captured by Brett icucrai tax on gasoune usen in auer a nign-speeu auto chase. farm operations. This, he said, . would cost the government an esti- LiheM AaII D:uJ mated HO million dollars next year. I J-IDera" Well-Received Eisenhower said Secretary of j Mere In First Movit Welfare Folsom is working out a plan under which insurance com-f By L.F.R. nariies would nnol ri-iks In "evlenil Appearing in his first mnvin and improve' heallh insurance "Sincerely Yours." to he shown for fnr the nuhlie If lhi U nnl Kile. I "'e last time at the Indian Thpatpr cessful, he said, federal underwrit-1 light, in the dual role of pianist ing of heallh insurance should be 'nl actor. Liberare is at his host reconsidered. Speaking of international affairs, Eisenhower reiterated that this country seeks a just and durable locks on sonic 40 doors of the cniirch and adjoining buildings. Sometime before the Sunday tn. lin ing services, however, one of Ihe doors was forced. The Kev. Mr. .Melish said he planned to continue living at the rectory and conducting services at me cnurrft unless forced out by legal action. When asked about his all,.u,.,l left - wing activities, Melish. who nas repeatedly denied being a Lommunist. said: "111 support any organization that is for peace and that nas a cnristian objective. in musical versatility and equally iiiiinaiiiuig in tne major role in a companion love story. His offerings t lh' nimn peace, and he voiced regret "that;""111 '"e neignis oi classical th Snvtel lenders have nnt fl vet ! compositions bv TsrllaiknvsWv and given any tangible evidence of annnPn down to the lowly and lilt- County Court's Action intention to agree upon a plan of m 'Beer Barrel" polka. Even his'r t ri disarmament that can he verified ' l'e. ordinarily used exclusivelv ! ,ven I "payers Okay ny adequate inspection. i "h ine iiisirumeni's ped- Unlil they do so, he said, "we I;"5' tavorien in a jig as the finale must follow the course reflected in a wo'l received program, the this" budget of steadily strength- "'rely balanced type that appeals ening the defense of the V n i t o d "'rongest to Ihe average pleasure- Stales and its allies.' Road Department Plan Told By Judge Hill (Continued Irom Page One) Second Flood Routs Yuba City Residents (Continued from Pago One) residents of that city, at least un til they learned the levee's fate. seeking American audience. lo mo thealer management, con gralulatinns fnr one of its best (Continued from Page One) specifics were pinpointed in charg es "we would get the facts." In answer to a question from Gen. Curtis T. Beecher (Ret) con cerning the matter that law al- nom!n,1iLbi''r: ,0, 'il,"a. "r leyaUty of a 2-1 vote on ti e nomination for an Oscar. court, Judge Hill concurred, add- TR4IW ncD... nr. mR he hatl not thought it wise for wimtI iVii ,f D ,wo "'embers to run the court over , , , "' none ine nead of the third. n, L' 3..,as"srr;.or,12 crcwl J"dge Hill said judicial matters ...... ... .,, nuti itiinuay in a had taken nn ihri..n,,ni. r Saturday night they evacuated the ' ; m ," ,' v lnf, 'f ""'" 'i""1 during the past four-and ii.. '"e Great Northern Rai wav'e nn.hi( i. ' . ; h'r...W."'tefish. train- the courthouse. tiT oi ic Mitispeii division. I He spoke briefly on the JACOBV ELECTED Harry Jarnhy, principal at Rose burg llih School was elected uniay as I'll snulhern part of the city and some threatened sections of Sutter Coun ty. That order affected an esti mated 1,500 persons. Civilians slopped working on the would ba built because that is a Shanghai Bentl levee last night policy matter. and 310 inn from Ueale Air Force Duties Summariied Base were put on a patrol from I'nder the organization of t h e' Marysville to Bear River. The department, the engineer (hired levee was built around the gap for no more than four years at a 1 through which waler poured Chiisl time) would direct a shop supenn-! mas Eve to flood Ihe town. tendent, a maintenance supervisor. Less serious was die situation , on the a construction superintendent and at communities along (he north ' Oregon a bridge superintendent. Each of coast, where there was lowland ! Principal; me iinu iiii-ti wuuiu supervise ineir i nooning trom the Eel and Smith operations. j rivers and ltedwood Creek 'Ihe maintenance supervisor. Crumbling cliffs at ilolinas. a would oversee general mainten-! small coaslal town .10 miles north ance crews, and district patrolmen i west of San Francisco, gave way who in turn would oversee the dis-, a, wrecked around 4,1 tioines to trict maintenance cres. The con- dav. That manv famines were traction superintendent w o u 1 d 1 evacuated from their homes as oversee construction and drill , ,,,, lh 0( tht,ir rrews. The bridge superintendent f ni,,,,,,,. v i. ... T " "C"S- . .. Eureka, at the nortlm l,i., . ... i I "c of the stale f.e 0 way ,n winch one c,n ,, e " : 'r"' hw v ' m " " T!"h" her could give an order direcllv I " l ' 'h 101 '" ln K''m wilhout consullmg the other two. J ', ."",r l'rulKe ,UMe Judge Hill said the court was V 5 ' , now working a, rapidly as li. aTLr? no damage Saturday ."ri me uu n lung range road program. .. " 7. n.,wu , singe is 4u icel. liiuuig the huh davs the water went up lo 12 feet there also were some cmrua lions at Bull Creek where a lou siwl a l...i.n H i , , , 1 "c '" iiiieuy un tne nron- hi e ea d ?i, ' "i ''f'1"'0'1,10 1 al,le (l""bl" st on the court by nae raiix-d the arrnlpnt IS miln. ti,- t . f caM of 11ns (livhm point near i That ... .k u- (. ai-lr '.lti.ina1 PeL ..' .. "WHe 'IK 3IU, ' inr ine r.iiir -ih to secure a Rood, idministrative ensineer to come in and take an impartial survey. A request that a State Sat-: Hijihway Dept. engineer make the a "pw H'niher-at-lare survey was denied bv that depart-i-xecutive committee of the . ment on Ihe grounds it did not Assn. of Secondary School have such a man and did not want The election took nlaee ,1 lh. " . .. " .ti,u""c..r"" " "' ? ""; tl' Of OrOL'lHi in Vilir.-nu .l .i:ti u'hftfa. timia -,e.i t -v . iiintT rfiuioit engineering nrms. eH fnr Vh- V. - ; . Hill said. He expects i,,..t b . j l,Ml. ,rts: 'answer soon from severa , . , 1 rtls, principal of Ashland Mih. in chid- Research Bu- m! the Stanford I re a u. The two-hour session in the elr- st come FIRE DAMAGE Alhiul S.H) i in.ii'ii u-.-.v ,i,.na ;... i i. . ' . "v ? ' "iuukih oui several mauers, in- fine . " n,hen " M"' eluding charges bv Gen. Beecher Hue caused a fire In a Clothes that the Southern 'Paridr fn was was cot off fr uii Ihe I f ' a.1.'"..!'r -Vhroeder resi-. endangering life and nronertv bv bliri'SrM 'n, rlv'" "n1 'I'luinet weesentl can, an1 overheated oil stove at the Joe i. use linine. t:t.M SK Mill St., cau. lung range rnad nrner.nn The three-year program w o u 1 d concern some 1 .000 miles of road within the county. He noted that a survey of the proposed Sutherlin "short routi has been completed. He said it wotiiil take at least two weeks ho- fore a compilation of rusts, lengths l:osl K'ver nlM. rapidly Simdav, uiii-aii-TiiuK i-icti rue alley larm lands near Klamath Kails. .Mud and landslides were com monplace all around the San Fran cisco Bay area. CAR MISHAP REPORTED A car driven by Franklin Clar ence llngmire. Wheeler. Ore., jam sent waler flood,., in, . : '"'.,7. . la.r..mv.n. ' , iiiii'i'ii 1'iaus itavig. ills .nk ( asc ln Southern n, i '. V.ml;,'. '"nming near the Rose i And. a discussion of school fi nances took up many minutes, aft er I). B. Boone, Rifle Range Hoad. requested information concerning Indehiedness of School District A. County School Supt. Kenneth F. Rarncburg said it totalled Si.478, 750 on June 30, 1955, leaving then a bonding capacity of $l.r.H.910. Audience member Dudley Wat "I'Per . Hotel, ltosehurg police jaid. About i to"' als0 district 4 school board and grading of the runic was fin- isnen $150 damage was done to the Kra vig vehicle, and about $?v) to Hoc- mire's car. Kilchis River Yields Body Of School Girl nlice II CiAlllBAl.lM. Ore. if 1' whose h.Hly was found in Ihe Kll- collie DOO SHOT IN NECK Johanna M. Morrell. J52 Corev c Sundav ne sll.it her pet border ers are ,nietii?ji,iii.t in inr ni-i , apparenuy witn ANTENNAE BROKEN Radio antennae on two cars, own ed by Hob McMullen and his (a ther in-law were broken off bv vandals. McMullen reported ti) Kixenurg police Saturday. Offic- member, discussed the matter of school finances, adding that per sons with ideas concerning school finance should make known their ideas. a pellet gun. The dug was t'realec MATtleLS STOLEN CLUB TO MEET The Douglas High Dads Club has scheduled a meeting in t h e high school Wednesday at 8:15 Pri or lo the meeting, at 7 p m.. Done las High wresl)rs will grapple ches River Saturday . .. - . in ii'.r nir.n amf n m, ,r.,m . W L ... I n .a , , . . ' . . . " iwo ot the girls friends told him will re,-.,v..r ,h.,V,, CM . ?, .' ' r' J-"n i witn .Myrtle Creek in the gvm it was an accident that she fell into n k IW J thes- l V . mi;l"i K''hur police Dads are particularly invited to .he river ,n the dark early Sa.ur- Suel.'irU i'J' on" ?.i n J,h'V "li'V with lh i i - ' ,nr '" iuhpi. rtFurMiiiinii.i win or vuth the deed. ,hricki fiwm nn SK Cascade St. ' served after the meeting. on the strength of his "And I think the people should Fifty-one flooded California enun-' it,-, ;,-. oh ii,.. ,;....,.. vote-getting record, would be fa- know this!" i ties previously were certified hy went through the recording again vorcd to gain his party's nomina- Urges Halt On Practice the Office of Defense Mobilization This time the recording was .nod' tion and oppose Sen. .Morse in the j The Winston man. whO was a to the Department of Defense for It will be heard over station KRNR member of the Governor's state possible industrial relief. 'Wednesday night at 9. Your Perfect servant, fOL less THAfc can dry your family wash &m s ounds ridiculous --but it's true! My wages for running your new ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER are less than the cost of ONE FOOT of old-fashioned clothes line! STL, Besides, I'm fast . . . I work any time ... in any weather . t I I'm easy on clothes . . . and I'm clean ASK YOUR FAVORITE APPLIANCE DEALER about me and the Nation'! No. 1 Wife-Saver THE ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER ! THI CALIFORNIA ONICON POWBR COMPANY A Wnlrrrt Co-ire wrW ttnt c-wmrM liy ttVilrnt FVepfr day.