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Newspaper Page TextU. of 0. Library Eugene , Oregon OOP alytes Ike; Hainrimomi CirDtDCO i r . - 1 mrnAiirjiiHimrtiiTr i ANTENNA IS UP Workman finished the last major piece of work on the KPIC-TV antenna Friday and then sent the more than 150-foot structure skyward. Antenna will beam television to Douglas County sometime before Feb. 15, it is anticipated. The tower and its tall lanky ad dition are located on Rose Mountain, northeast of Rose burg. The site is 1,700 feet above sea level. (Paul Jenkins picture). County Advisory Committee To Aid In Water Resources Survey Asked By Council A request to the Douglas County , also authorized Llovd Haves, di Court for immediate organization rector of the Siskiyou-Cascade For of a counly-wide advisory commit lest Experiment statiox to prepare te to assist in the county water an outline of conservatiea amend resources survey and to cooperate meats to the Stae Forestry Act. with the Oregon Water Resources The amendments as proposed he Board in its studies, was made Fri-1 fore the Council would require day night by the Cmpqua Basin j minimum watershed and sil pro Conservation Council. tection in all Iok&hm; apefatieii, ta The council, meeting at the Rose-'gether with better enforcement of burg Rod and Gun Club acuities. - - I lllll Jfc Ill ! Bill I llll 71" 71 rTlBll IWHIII I f Established 1873 12 Paget ROSEBURG, OREGON SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1956 17-56 PRICE Se Beds Wanted Formosa Abandoned Four Men Exposed To Radiation After Atom Bomb Blasts LAS VEGAS. Nev. tm Four men were exposed to excessive radiation after the first nuclear shot of the 1956 series en the Ne vada Proving Grounds last Wednes day, the Atomic Energy Cemmis sion reported Saturday. Three of the men have bean as signed to other jobs here a-od llw fourth has heen returned to Lw Alamos, -N.M., the AEC said. None required hospitalization. U. S. Counters Reds1 Charges Of Stalling WASHINGTON The United : States accused Red China Satur day of demanding American aband- ' onment of Formosa as the price t for joining in a real renunciation of the use of force. Striking back at "Red Chinese charges of American stalling in talks at Geneva, the Stale Depart ment issued a summary of four months of those discussions and said: "The Communists so far seem willing to renounce force only U L they are first conceded the goals j SPEAKER lor which they would use force. The State Department officials said Red China's goals were to get the United States to withdraw its small defense force from the Formosa area, abandon its base rights there and cancel the mu tual defense treaty with Natinal ist China. These officials said the United States would never do the things and asserted the America posi tion in defense of Formosa is not e gat i able with the Reds. It therefore appeared that tlw Geneva talks winch hagou Aw. 1 and produced aa a-tfrecmeiri or ex change of civilians Sept. 10 are now tightly deadlocked r the questte of rensunewg the use wf tarc. The State Department charged again Saturday thai toe Comwrun- Davidson Asks Prosecution Of Idaho Power Co. BAKER, Ore. in The Idaho Power Co. should be prosecuted for starting to build a dam in Hells Canyon without first getting a per mit from Oregon, a public power counsel asserted Friday. C. Girard Davidson, attorney for a group of agencies urging a high federal dam in Hells Canyon, called the power company's ac tions "arrogant and flagrant vio lations of the laws of the stalo of Oregon." fie urged the state to prosecute and said the possible penalties were a fine up to SI .000 and jail terms up to six months. Davidson's demands climaxed a day long hearing of the Oregon Hydroelectric Commission on whether to issue a construction I permit for the Idaho Power Co. anti-stream peHution regulations. ic t.mni n awg-ijwoTvn tv i 11 c iara lid , Idlieu 1-U MVtt Up IU MIC County Court the appoint-me-nt of j agreement to mlcaee imprisoned committoea in geographical dis-1 Americans. tricls of the county te represent all Negotiation on further question" interests affeetesl by the water re- Especially the Communist desire source, these committees would lto eBa the American trade assist in gathering and dissumin- embargo and to set up a meeting aiuiK inioriiiauoH. mey uisu wuuiu screen ideas and proposals con- Mrs. Louise Hum phrey, assistant manager of Oregon Business and Tax Re search, will speak Monday noon at the regular forum luncheon of the Roseburq Chamber of Commerce in the developments in Hells Canyon. Wntl IUnnn c.u ,c Idaho Power last summer i forum spsaker here in 1954. Mrs. Humphrey served on Legislative Interim Committee on Taxation and is rated as on outstanding puWic speaker. Special invitations have been extended to puWic budge commi Mees ond f he Taxpayers League. jvpy I rwoted with the -wak. resource study. A resolut ion by the Roselmrg Rod and Gun Club to establish water control districts is to re ceive additional study and may he the basis for proposed legislation at the next session of the State Leg islature. The districts. a proposed I by Amcncim concessions. set up. Cownty Judge Carl C, Hill j told th emitwil, becaitM the J l i i lade o enabling WflidfUwn. UlCnQjlG Mflll Theft Of 7 Autos Charged Jo Two Roseburg Youths (-HARLbS S. WOODRICH . . . circuit judge candidate Charles Woodrich Fibs For Position Of Circuit Judge 'Buck Passer' Label Given By Democrat Republicans Mik No Secret Of Desire For President To Run Again By THE ASSOCIATED iu Republicans Friday night salut ed President Eisenhower an thu start of his fourth year in the While House but, in marked con trast, Democrat Averell Harriman aimed strong and direct criticism i me rresment. Harriman, making a swine throush California, called Eisen hower a "buck passer" and "the bigfjejt dodger" terms that (lashed sharply with those used by GOP orators at 53 "Salute to Eisenhower" (und-raising dinners. The New York governor seemed closer than ever to becoming an "active," rather than an "inac tive, ' candidate for the Democrat ic presidential nomination A 5-month-old Jlyrtle Creek in- Eisenhower gave no such cluea fant was found dead in her crib to hi 1956 plans in his talk re early this morning by her grand-1 "ponding, to the GOP salute. He mother, reports Coroner L. L. simply promised that, either as a Powers. Powers said the child candidate or as a "worker in the died of apparent asphyxiation. His ranks," he would fiijlit "with all office is investigating. my strcnRth" for the policies of i ne enua was Lcona Lea Stone, nu aamimstration. who apparently died about 7:45 Republicans at the nnrtv riinni-. p.m. rruiay. Dep. Uoroner Robert I across me country, hearing Eisen Gam of Jlyrtle Creek said the i hower by closed circuit television Asphyxiation Blamed For Baby's Death child was found early todav by her grandmother, Jewel McBroom, wno naa come to the stone house to pick up her own three children after she had finished work. the child had been sleeping in a crib near the head of its par ents' bed. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Stone, live lu miles up the South Myrtle Road east of Myrtle Creek. The child was born Aug. 15, 1955, in Roseburg and was appar ently strong and healthy, accord ing to Ganz. She is survived by her grandmother who found her; and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stone of Nashville, Ark. Graveside funeral services are scheduled at the IO0K Ceme- Federal Power Commission li cense to build three dams in that stretch of the Snake River. R. P. "Pat" Perry, Idaho Power Co. attorney, said his firm had full authority to starteconsiruclion once it had the FPC license. George W. Joseph, state Hydro eleetMC Corn-mission chairman, in dicated, however, that the firm ak needs slate approval. He said there were Questions of concurrent jurisdiction. irici inciuues uougias, i-oos, uur- Tlus was the latest development ry nni i'aie counties, m a long sl.rug.sle between Idaho . Ji'dse Woodrich was appointed CimnlV TottlnftrMI-ilv Power and public power auvo-l1" ,lulII: ,1Joa x "uv raui i aiier- wafwsw iviiiwwihiiij Circuit Judge Charles S. Wood rich today announced he has filed with the Secretary of State for the position of circuit iudec. Second Judicial District, in the coming itcry in Myrtle Creek at 3:30 p.m. made no secret of th eir hnnn thnl- he'll seek a second term. They heard speakers describe him as a "symbol for peace," "the outstand ing figure in the world today" and a "wise, cool" leader. Harriman hit at Eisenhower in two Los Ang.-les speeches but (Continued On Page 2 Col. 2) November election. Sunday, His name will appear on a non- . partisan ballot in the May primary I election. The Second Judicial' Dis- CmII? Dlt M Oregon's GOP Lauds Eisenhower, Snipes At Morse cates fer the Hells Canyon stretch. ?" to.nu the new Douglas County eel into a lone repeat of argu ments already mate before the FPC, So he spoke only briefly and between Secretary of State Dulles submitted some papers and plana and Foreign Minister Chou En-Lai, Two Roseburg youths, bovs 14 Uo the commission, seems completely stymied by the and 15, were apprehended in Co' There were a number of other deadlock. jquille Friday afternoon hv state witnesses from both sides, how- Thirlecn Americans still are held 1 P,ice- Authorities sought the pair j ever, who wont into previem ar- in Communist prisons despite thll tonnccuon wan me men or sev- smiii-ms. Sept. 10 agreement. State Depart- 'on automobiles in Jess than 24 hours, ment informants contended that! They have been lodged in Cooa the Reds are using them as pawns I County jail. Coquille, witil juven ia the bargaining, to be ranomed 1 lie autlwritios from Cow and LuiigK counties comer. Mate po p.rPV .aid ha AiA ai judgeship created bv the 1955 Lee- laiuLum miu una oeivwu m umv capacity since his appointment. judge was actively engaged In the prncuce oi iiiw in nosenurg. He is a graduate of the Universi ty of Chicago Law School and The AEC identified the four and oil conservation feature l-o lhe!5i Rnuta Will Ih rariinlinn rlnsaep thpv raiivtd ; Stal forestry Act Will b Oft of i ttoe prioetaJ topics at the uwt i Oa PwamaI ragvlar motuig t-o ba held at Can- tXlCnUCO yonvill, Krnost Soaton, Drain, council president. annotmed. Iff Glcadale Postmaster Howard approved by member clubs, efforts 1 Idson reported thus week that th will be made to add these features star route at GtendaW will bo rx- The AEC permits a-n antral total ,,,Bhla a ina at J wL? r A m William Fitncv, as Lawrence Odegaard. Las V as, 28 roentgens; Freeman Wad dell. Los Alamos. 38.5 roentgens; Oral Epley, Las Vegas, 13. T roent gens, and Joe Carlar, Las Vegas, 4.3 roentgens exposure of 15.6 roentgens radia tion for persons werkmg under Ks program. This is four tinw tlw allowable off site expo wire, which may result from fallout ef ic cloud. Polio Drive Under Way In Elkfon D&Wcf The polio drive directed ey Mw. Darwin Pullen is unnerway in Klkton. Anyone not receivmg c&vtts please mail your cantribvtknn to Airs. Darwin PuHwi, Ekktan. A collection was taken ai ttM theater recently t e dnrwrteJ to thepolio fund. It netted ?. Vov was sponsored by tbe Aintvicfm Legion. Ump(ta JtViY-or fishery studi for thw State Game Commission, re ported on praptnwd 19.it angling r(ilatinnK. He explained that a prnpo.oed rfplayod opening of the m eharga of jt roreived notification U this wifllkT stetHhead season on Cow Creek is .designed to proUrt lata spownitcg silver saltnoa n toot Etram. ajVlitkwial svrvk'e this wok fn the district transpertatron manag er of the Pott Gffe Dpt. in Port land, according to eorreiptmdeiit Urs. G. B. Fox. Idaho Power Ce. siipporters said the dams pianuea by bite lirm would provide tax meney, deveJei almost as much pnwer and would cettl far kw tha the high federal dttm. PuUi pwr advocates said the high imUtriU dam would create al most twice as much power and would add flood control and other benefits not available under Idaho Power's plans. (Continued on Page 2 Col, 3) lice said they hold warrants far the youths' arrest, charging them with taking and u.sing cars without permission of the owners. According to police, the boys UMd vehicles owned by five Doug las residents and two owned by Cows citizens. Offiem's allege the pair first took a car owned by Mrs. Nathan Ray mond Collins, 20 W. Mosher St., Korhurg, which they drove to the Tn-City area. There they alleged ly ptckd up another vehicle reg istered to Clarence H. Spry, Myr tle Crwk. That car was run into a ditch a quarter mile south of I night and an undetermined amount Myrtle Creek, and damaged to the! of loot taken, according to Kose- exieni, en. auoui w, according to our g police. Loot Is Stolen From Beer Truck A Douglas Distributing Co. beer truck was broken into Friday nwi ot fonce James Itaun. In Myrtle Creek, the youths a! Ingedly used and abandoned a sta tion wagon, then headed north in a sedan which they left at the The notification gave ne effec tive date for In cxt-vnsion. It said i- l. .: r n use BUTE i.umiipr in nark in t? nt T?ui" .owning td ma,. TOR ,.. rh.ir ,u boJl U had been reentered to David L. Fri "L".: ?' suitable .. cwurts firil hk M.rttd in 1W5 ,"rMT "fllc"tfJ Hot boxfs lh averi KiaW of adult ,Utm- ;'"ld !v t he Krouyfd at spots mlmoo p' mik was 4.1. Th emmt alon the road where earners can wcentlv enHi. nu Mid. ,,tr-i1 off l pavemeat to make de- aj.H M l aaiutt fxli pr nil M ahn rilarld VtutL th 18S8 iuffljtt) StnpM is txprctrd to show rfukitww tar fire Bmau ami L'mpquo rival's form of aar eravis, m wfciHi aii nnnud ia a vl a. i tiA complicated mtos as hscd a pus iicatwns m pa-evious years. Uanway. Jlyrtle Creek Sometime between 2:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. Friday, the two headed for Coos Bay in a fifth stolen vehicle, police said. In Coos Bav they al legedly abandoned it, and headed south in a sixth car, short on gas- liveries r.oso sa lamiins mm; in !0,, officers said thef returned HuaipHreys AcW.lK off lunnel , b and then t"ok Koad 1 and on Major Drive and Mi- , st,vcnl'h - l aor AvcaiB off Sthr Aveauc can i walclc .t.v.ii n v""L!luxlr '"1".:"'.: State police picked the voune Iformatrai to. kh avail- which they reside. They must j of(ent.rsF up iCoquille. Officer, By FRANK JENKINS 1 be grouped also. i It will not be possible to route the star carrier into either Maior Drive or Minor Avenue, according to the order. The roads are pri vate. The road status of Humph reys Addition is still undetermined. In a jam-packed session ia his a.. n. . nol-too-big oval-shaped office in tnan Tftat At ttosaburg the White llniice PreiHent Flc.a.l hower told the Washington report-1. 9" ar" I'W'NiM ra.nlio not r , i. . ers (in answer to pointed quea-' lnclM'' Wa ast by The j lUa1 Ubicrvers MsJSf tionsl that he will announce his News-Bof ww mlcatci one I be ft oporr Any BalloHJ decision on a second term "as i fl "''1'f's niBooflasi r ' soon as it is firmly fixed in my J;oum' History, mat on is at; Without giving explanation, own mind." , !w!?'; Ground Observer Corps posts in said the youths had admitted theft of the two Myrtle Creek vehicles. Owner Albert Micelli said today that an inventory of the truck's contents had not yet heen taken to determine what was stolen. ' Officers said a lock on the truck, parked at Burke and Short streets, was broken off. The lock was found during investigation near the scene. In other activity earlv today, an officer thought a burglary had oc curred at Hidenour Lleclric Co. on Mill Street when he found a door open and a file cabinet pried open. Owner Kugene Hidenour was called to the scene, and he told police that he had broken the lock on the file cabinet. The place was Petitions Request City To Provide Off-Street Parking Petitions were drawn up in Exhausted Here PORTLAND Wl Oregon Tie- publicans held their $100-a-plate aauue 10 iLisennower. dinner Friday night, and found occasion also to make pointed remarks about Oregon's coming senatorial campaign, Postmaster General Arthur Summcrfield, as principal speaker at ine dinner, lauaea tne r resident and administration aims. Ho also told the estimated 625 RtfipVn nf RnlV nnlin v nn. Inlpertions served at the dinner that Roseburg doctor f offices and drug) 'There U no need .to paraphrase aiurtjs are temporarily gone. univi.-3uaic iui inya woo apeatc A survey of the situation was infinite deal of nothing men - taktii this week by March ofjw hide a gram of reason in a Dimes Chairman Dr. V. J. Ander- bushel of chaff and who will speak son for Douglas County, He Baidmore in a minute than they will hmvAver. that shin men fa stand up to in a month. . . . Them to the six drugstores in Roseburg ' need 0 such men in the are expected soon. .Senate. .Since the inoculation program This was taken as a roferenei. i was inaugurated in Hoseburg by me polio tounuation last year. druggists have distributed through doctors in Hoseburg 1,024 shots of the vaccine, Dr. Anderson said. lhe original inoculation nrocram for first and second graders reach ed some 7(H) children. Dr, K. J, officer, told Anderson about 150 shots had been given needy chil dren through lhe health service. Anderson estimated the 700 first and second graders and probably about 1,300 Roseburg children are now protected for the coming po lio season. Dr. Donald Jenpescn. president of the Douglas County Medical So- Roscburg Saturday requesting u; nn.,in. i,nu th-.. ... ni.. rA..nii ,,H- ff. "",,,ni""' y"Kt ..u..vjr nt,..!,, iiiut n ic v.iij' 17 u 1 1 1 1 a.juisu vii street parking facilities, including the site of the present city library. The move was made, pending endorsement by organizations, by prominent businessmen and lead ers of the Chamber of Commerce following a need outlined earlier this week in a report submitted at a chamber forum by Gordon Carl son. The petitions may be ready for circulation later today, according to Tom Pargeter, one of the lead ers in the action. One petition calls for acquisition of "properties within the business area of the City of Roseburg and to develop the same for public off street parking to reduce the pub lic parking problem" in the city. The other petition urges the city to "develop the site of the present city library and the present band concert stand after the removal of the citv library lo its new location in the Douglas Count y Courthouse i into public off-street parking. Sen. Morse (D-Ore) the erstwhil itepumican who is a principal tar get of Republicans in the coming campaign. Wendell Wyalt of Astoria, stats Republican cnairman, also spoke, and pointed to an empty chair at the side of the rostrum. Wyalt said it once had been held by a Republican and pledged the Oregon Republican Party to fill it with a Republican in the next election. The group was one of manv such dinner parties across the country to hear the President speak in a closed circuit television broadcast. Summerficltl told the diners that if they knew the President as well ciety. said the society had recom-a(I ms cabinet diti then lhev woul(l memiea parents contact ineir mcai j assums a 8reatcr personal dedica physicians lo arrange for the im- tion to ,ne Dartv summcrfield said munizations as soon as possible so that the first two shots can be given by the onset of the next po lio season. The time is growing short, he said. Because of the short supply vaccine, each slate has been plac ed on an allotment basis. The State Board of Health says a dis tribution problem has held up the shipment of vaccine. Russell Turner Takes locked up, and the officer resumed 1 Position On Fire Board his patrol. there would be less "let Ike do it and more help Ike do it." Mrs. Paul Patterson, wife of the Oregon governor who was the ma jor speaker at a similar dinner at Boise, said she had no special mes sage from the governor, but that she knew it would be his sentiment that "from now on. the work comes." Summerficld also warned against political apathy, calling it "the most dread disease that can af fect a free people." "Apathy lost the Republican Party an election in 1948 wan con sequences dangerous not only to He added: "I shall Telephones Will Switch To Dial time now let for switching: the Az alea area telephones over to the new automatic hoard, reports Rob ert Jones, manager of the Glen- uaie telephone ( o Cazley Road Underpass Scheduled For Contract his new post as (ire bord member nf the Winston-Dillard Kural Kiro District at the organization's Jan uary meeting, reports correspond- At its next regular mectinu in lent Mrs. Glenn Itvder. Portland Jan. 27, tha Orezon State ; Charles Mutton also look office i-,,,. , ,t, . , Highway Commission will receive as the new secretary and treasur- i.... ..at .,p ,he da a.nd Ihids for the construction of the urer. lie succeeds Krv Gubscr Gazley Road undercrossine. whoe term recently expired It ll on relocated Pacific High- James Tuber retained the presi way approximately three nul. s Idency and chairmanship of the north of Canyonville. The proposed ' board. Sid Nichols continues as erro also Crippled Transport Limps j Into Boston Navy Dock BOSTON I The 5,202-ton ! Military Sea Transport Service's i jhe eCnnorny nf tliis country, but Sagitta limped into a South Boston j to the peace of the world as well," Kussell Turner was sworn in to i Navy Annex dock Saturday after a he said. half-speed trip from the "Texas I Tower," the man-made radar out-1 Bond Sales Chairman post 100 miles off Cape Cod, into'-. i. . r. which ,h. crashed Friday. ,DrawI H,Sh P"'s The Saiiilta bumped one of the Thomas Parkinson, chairman ot Mel McCord assistant district i b,u8las CoHntv have been lnsl ruct-1 The new telephone switchboard i'Ze iTntlZV'" f'""""1- I"1"1; neer at Glide for the Forest ,,! hv ih. Wesiern Am Defense , for a,.-.!,., ha. L.j h crossing structure will provide ac- serves as a member of I tower's three long, steel lens and i u s Kavinin bond sales, in Doili:- a hole was torn in her starboard ' las County, drew hinh pnase to. side. An estimated 15 feet of water ! ,jy from Ted It. Gamble, stale rushed into the No. 2 hold. ! chairman, for the amount of bond A serious list to starboard de-i bought by county residents, veloped. but the crew restored the Gamble said: "December sales . ranker a. i; irie fnr th i.,racti., l. ,l - .. r,. t ii,, it l. . . . . .. '.. " " ( eo uy me nesiern Air ueiense 1 lor Aaiea nas arrived ann is now based as to my best ludsmcnt on . gau showed 16 18 inches of ,rt H km m, i, 10 ' m roporlmg any , romE installed Jones told corre- Iho onnrf nf nnr i-ntintrv " !.? . . inches 01 pre- Da 1 100, ey jBht. SIKIIUiflU Mrs. G. B. Fox. cess across the new alignment of i i fiunrixi khow vour connlv went I lhe Dofini. i "'" ",'-': ,.,. . . '?. ' f.;.,i. .;.,.! The nreanunlion meets the first ' ""'ers, UM, who ovei uic vnj ihkii mikj... i ne organization meeis me nrsi, ',,,, ,, , ,i, i.. ui-,5 llo;,,-ii,..i emwrulnhiiions cipitation. This was more than Hoseburg s 15.74 inches Referring to a formal notice . . that his name has been entered Attempting I Uap in the March n New Hampshire fL,.M . Presidential primary, he f aid he " ' We tl nas nn onipei inn in ni n.i itip nrin? i . i . t ... . . i emercd in the New Hampshire . ar Suidm " .ba,lloon' John Wptl,v R.rhlor nrlh K.riinr0U8" ! who was to have been tried on the count in district court t-ridav. YUa VAaiftiSit. . ftichter had been charged b' DauiHiiiJ. its wi'ii its airt-raiL were m me i me mrnimnpn a no vs. .. n:i . reported originally, but the order the new Terrace numbers limed in J nroiict i srcluM fo? eoml ' T Tt aT" was allered later to exclude bal-'ll.c telephone book, a Ion with LiJ. nP bCCI ,J "npduled for com- Jhrce Glendale Men loons. Now balloons are back on : Olendale and Wolf Creek numbers. p n. ,1 .;ii i,m ma.A( fhartfJ Wik lirmnv will i?o into use. Siihirrihir will . . ' lhe board. nj,u: evi" 1' . '"y "eiwenn iroru.,rnnay oi every monin n ine win-; r" " ,i))lulnn . vrrv Wnrlhu-I..l aehu-vi-ment. at;e roads on the west and the ex- s ton fire hall, ( paint scraped off and "some Kroccriei knocked off thelvcs." the reporting schedule. The order called lor reporting times, dates locations and estimated altitudes lhJtSkJi? .IVy.MMrweive bid on 29 h.hway", bridKe, ' ,Thwl (;l,,nuda,,c nu'n navo hrn lf and ItKlen in Umiylas County landscaping, dike const ructmn. ifencind and rock production pro- (Continued on Pae 4 Oil. S) silt police, who arrested him last Mostly cloudy Qrt fal1 nr drunken dnvine. Richer ,iy, tonight MU MVt)r. CVmntN V1".1"""-' VJ In.ij dninKCfities charge, but df Wi-Ust i-.. 0 i Hwntv. . 51 lne eape count. Lowest ft:,? u & Kukjv . M m7Z7Z77777ZTZtJ Highest m 71 ; BATTERIES STOLEN Lowtttr. 4t JiV -4' Five batteries were stolen from rrtcip. 24 hAufS Prtcip. from Jan. 1 sheet which lists the old Azalea numbers. ,. . u .1 . . i--i jriicuiK iiu iulk v ..en.-. w estimated at a 2.2j0,iXi. on repair of the trunk lines which ; ' have been out since the Jan. 6!.,. . r Little damage wasirviury niin i rec rirm Sales for December boosted the 1955 total to J1.179.M7. This ! ni8, 000 over the i MM figure. Hie in.,5 figure was 104.6 per cent of the quota. December's total for 1935 w;is also far ahead of the same month in I9.il. when $-13,028 was so!d. J.-i'. in lieu of S2.5U0 hail. r" i " me ew , ),,as County was one or 11 l j nl Dennis Cnniier. IS: Anbrev Haven and the Boston & Maine i rnuniics to loar over the million- Vernon '."'Ikerson, 21; and Thorn-1 Railroads have new presidents, dollar mark. It was exceeded by r.u, ... - :.., wis p.1,.,1, B Mer.innis mill the New .. ". V."'," Two Eastern Railroads Have New Presidents NEW YORK l Both lhe New. ARRESTED AT PORTLAND Carl Thompson. 37. Kosebure. I sno storm will be returned from Portland ! done to the Azalea system, but!Qjven Certification Sunday0 to face a charge of lar- broken trunk lines had cut off serv-. cenv bv bailee, according to Sher- ice to the area. Reuban Road was tl.tv Hills numH hv IVanri.. V 'admitted theft of two boxea of Hostnn rnrnoration lawver fleorce denied '" ,ra c- Bvrd Thompson was ar-, still off this week. And Ted Hopkins in Douglas, tools and aliout 15 gallons of uas- pert Was elected to succeed Mc- ""i" J ..I llllllUMia.l ..UKII'T i .-UUIIiy Was flfiaillK Hie I'l liew ujmic, a.v"iu,ii .... piun.i. tr LUULlue west coast trea farmi in nx Ore-1 lhev told JiKllie Mohr they had raigned before (llendale Justice of ' '"" "" "'" i ma.,, Jackson, the Peace AI Mohr r riday. They ' Haven to neau tne n. ai wnne i Sheriff's Office on a district court I warrant. Bail is $1,000. Pracip. fioitu Sept. 1 Exctst from Spt. 1 Sunstr toniqht, 5:10 p.m. Sunrisa tomorrow, 7:39 a. I TRANSPORT DUE .01 the fclsselstrnm Lneini? Co. ahonl i SEATTI.K i Tho Kivv trans. 7.93 two miles east of L'mpqua on the 'port Frederick Funston is due 32.86 Ulnpoua-Sutherlin Hichway. The, here Monday with passengers H.38 Sheriffs Dept. was informed Tri-'from the tar Fast. It is the onlv :day. 'lhe theft occurred the previ-iship scheduled to arrive here from ous night, Sheriff Ira C. Byrd said. Ithe Orient during tha week. Neither driver was injured Fri-1 jjon counlies certified this week by i dumped the tools into a septic lank. day niitht in a collision at South-j the Industrial Forestry Assn. I east Fine and Mosher streets, city The 10 new farma total 7,235 ac-1 ACTRESS DIES police report. Clarice Bertha Knud-'rei and bringa to 1,955.823 acres! HOLLYWOOD, One of Holly sen, 119 Si; Hourk St.. was cited ithe total tree farms in western wood s first comediennes, Louise! for. failure to stop at stop sinn ( Oregon's Douglas fir region. These I Carver, 87, is dead. ( j after her rar collided wiih one were the first farms certified in: Known as "aunt Lo.iise" to gen-1 driven by Otis Maxwell Hatcher of 1 1956. There ara now US farmt in eralinns of movie players, Mill i Levity Fact R iatit By L. K Reizenstein Myrtle Creek, police said. 'Oregon. i Carver did Thursday. (Iinniv Mc(iinnis, folIowinK up his an nouncement of last Wi-dnt'sday, Kriday resinned from the New Ha ven. Alxmt icven houri later he wa elected prsidnnt of the B. & M ne Line c ame umier con roi c)ooneit -oyernmerit ill iairitiiiiN.t flint's i urn. iiii biici , , - , nrow fiBht. Tha B. Ic M. had no M Conterred on France, eon president. Accolade of the world'i thould litdering its frequent changes.