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16 The New-Review, Roscburg, Ore. Frl., April 13, 19561 Efjgar HoOVet Hits Ill-Advised Parole, Probation i i FUL-COLOR LATEX PAINT for the smartest rooms NOW! For a i limited time only ' A GALLON CUSTOM COLORS SLIGHTLY HIGttf. The greatest latex paint of them all! In all the most-wanted decorator colors! fut-Color rons on like a ttrrere," dries in an honr- and clean-up's a cinch. ..just wash rollers, hruuhoe hnmla nnrlnr wntr icx .., a MMm mm J OR 3-6096TSZgB 1229 S. E. STEPHENS WASHINGTON I FBI Direc tor J. Kdar Hoover spoke out this week axainsl ill-advised pa role and probation" for hardened criminals. In a speech before a national conference on parole, Hoover said II of the 18 FBI agents killed in line of duty were slain by ex convicts who had been granted parole, probation, or some other torm oi clemency. Hoover condemned what he de scribed as attempts to "coddle" unrepentent criminals, asserting: "Parole upon parole and proba tion upon probation for those who have not reformed are unreason able and unjustified. "I appreciate the fact that for every flagrant mistake m parole and probation, there are scores of cases rellecting dynamic refor mation and rehabilitation. What f am saying is not that parole and probation are wrong but that ill advised parole and probation reflect adversely upon these meth ods of protecting society. It is the old case of a rotten apple tainting the whole barrel." Some 600 state and federal spe cialists in penal and probation work are attending the conference called hy Atly. Gen. Browncil. It is a three-day exchange of ideas looking to uniform practices in the clemency field. Hoover said one of the most serious law enforcement problems involves the criminal repealer. He reported that out of all prisoners received at federal institutions in 1954 for sentences of more than one year, li'1.8 per cent were pre vious offenders. Hoover asked the conference to consider this proposal: "When a person has been con victed and sentenced to prison, the authorities today have the ability to determine in many cases whether the wrongdoer is capable of leading a law-abiding life. But when it is clear that due to mental quirks the likelihood of violence exists, then there should be some legally recognized ma chinery whereby such individuals can be isolated from society to receive preventive treatment. Most Young Men Will B Called Into Service NKW YORK lPI Adm. Arthur Radford, chairman of the joint chiefs ut staff, said here that four out of five qualified men who are not fathers "can expect to enter military service before they reach age 26." Radford, before a luncheon meeting of the National Jewish Welfare Board, said some young Eeople "have hcatd rumors that ccause our draft calls are cur rently small, their chances of being called into military service run about one in ten." "This is an erroneous impres sion," Radford added. lie said it would seem wise for n young man and his family "to give serious thought to the time ; and manner in which he (lis charges his (military) obligations." PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS BUILDING PERMITS March building permits in Win ston totaled 10,2(10. according to Robert Fairley, Winston building inspector. He said the amount included two new homes, and commercial and church construction. 1 ? ' - I! PORTABLE TELEVISION The Finest In Tele-Viewing At Budget Prices! WEIGHS ONLY 26 POUNDS ALUMINIZED PICTURE TUBE DARK SAFETY GLASS LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM CABINET BRONZE, GOLD OR BLUE TRIM r7"7 .vw- Hi' m j i l , mmu " i easy Tzmmm Model 14T012 The Ideal Set For Trailer - Homes,. 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Fishermen Will Seek Tuna Far Off Pacific Coast ASTORIA. Ore. Ul - Commer- The commercial craft will warklbegan in 1936 Catches eontlmied ,1,1 fishermen i will seek tuna far with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serv- to increase to a peak of 22',-j n t the Pacific Northwest coast I ice vessels, Conger said, in the million pounds in 1944, then fell ", summer . medS teXi- belirf tuna can again be found ial off sharply. By 1946. the catch had ca knowledge from biologists and profitable numbers off the shores dropped 1 to million Pounds, then financial support from the can- they have avoided for years. dwindled to practically nothing. neri suPDorl ,rom lne f. Sandoz, president of the Biologists believe the tuna Aliard Conger, an Astoria fish- Columbia River Packers Assn., moved much farther off shore m erman who has helped promote said hi, group has pledged finan- rece nt years Japanese fishermen .i. vn,niinn cai.i hnt ?o rieen cial he p. catch them in largo numbers each sea fishing vessels will join in the hunt in late July and early August, cruising some 300 to 600 miles off the coasi in searcn or. me elusive albacore tuna. The Northwest albacore fishery I year. EXPLOSION VICTIM DIES PORTLAND Ufl Mrs. Lorazo Smith, 52, Portland, who was burned in a butane gas explosion in a trailer at Empire March 14, died at Providence Hospital Thursday. FILES FOR BANKRUPTCY John Henry Renfro of Myrtle Creek has filed for bankruptcy in the U.S. District Court at Portland. He lists debts totaling S2.403.95. 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