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J Tho Ntw-Ritw, Roscbura,, Qrt .Mon., Jaw. 7, 1957 Canadian Pacific Firemen's Strike In Parley Stage Suthcrlin Sewer Usage Charges Facing Protest A meeting u( the Sewer Com- Electoral Votes Cast For Winning Republican Ticket Suthcrlin Christian Church Has Active Holiday Season By MRS. IRITTA1N SLACK The Christmas season i ex- nrmnallv arlitM for the Slither. WASHINGTON - Th land- a thnjan church, slide reflection of President Li-. n.hhrfhtina th. mnnth nf n. n,ii.. f ih Sniherlui Cuv Coun- senhower and Vice President KiX-, ..i.. ih twa-wrrlc vn .. OTTAWA Heads of the cli ,t 7:m at the Sutherlin CilViOn became official today. tlitue meeting series, directed by r I... i i'nnfrti inii the u.n .u k fttvn tn the The Senate and House met in .....mi;.! ev,,i, runninah.m it striking Canadian Pacific Rail- public toniuhl to hear eomplaimt joint session to witness the for- j ,Urtej Dec. . It was reported William Richardson and Harvey Christmas program was planned. But at the Sunday school hour on Dec. 23. Jin. Audrey Richardson's and airs. Ida Weber's primary clases cave a short program. At different services during the day, gifts were presented to heads ol departments, ine two ministers Firemen's Lnion met lion- the i usaee charge that mat counting ot electoral loiei. - result of the revival day to try tn work out a solution ,ppear, on water bills. I As a result of nationwide ' clmpai(:n, 14 new names were add- to i dispute that has tied up the 1 Tne uttst charge at present isjloting last Nov. f. Elsenhower anaed ,0 enurch roster. 1. icontmenlal railway since last on lne amount of water use. Nixon, the Republican candidates,, Cnurcn activities began picking W.vinesday. , U'p until October, the flat r a t e "t 35.581.115 popular votes to 28.-, up for Christmas season by The meeting started just before cn,r8, w based on $2 50 sewer 036 080 for Democratic presiden-1 ,7 when Mr, Fr,nk Grubbe the federal Cabinet met to dis- u!e fnarge (or residences and a 1 nominee Adlai E. Stevenson ,nd M j L Hecathorn hosted cuss the strike, a day in advance ifllt a T month for , commer-! nd. h' running mate, ben. i-stes. christian Women's FeUowship of the openin; of Parliament, at cj, unj, .Kefauver of Tennessee o( cnurch t , COvved-disli which the go-ernment may bring; stlrtlnt wU ,hat October bill-1 .Translated into electoral ot"- dinner. in legislation to end the strike. (he cjty ,ddM , prl(.e o( ,j this gave n Eisenhower - Mson Gi(lj wm b , b ,he wom. Mam participants in Monday s , , thousand gallons of wa.:'cket 457 to 73 for .the Stevenson-1 n fo(. (hf newlv.pijnted lnd conierrnire ". iter which passed tm congress president, and W. L. I , wattr meXrr, ov rough individu- K'fuvr comblna"n-. I decorated nursery. Work on the ,., ih. fip.i The remaining electoral 0 t i ,., . h,nrfi-H h n.rth. Gamble of Montreal. Canadian ; ,.,,, i fnt to an Alabama circuit juage F. .-.. head of the striking union Tne w bmj u effc,tive oniy Walter B. Jones for president and ,L pjch)r. r,r.."h',h.U' I through the .. w.nter month,, Oc On the pre-Chr..tma. weekend, u juimtiii .......... tober mrough a arch. During tne .r ."" T,in,.j. u hood .till stands by its refusal o! ,,,, tne summer t h e Th i? ,uJm w F accfDt the railway proposal to u M rfJc4st "X Alabama elector w. r. t."e some 200 firemen off freight ' "i?, ? " "mv I Turner of Montgomery, despite the and yard d.esel .. Tt u . "rm went into effect fi. "e J?T.V...:". ine main issue in jn October comolied with a city p,ul i ,i ' , ,V;S5 V-H ordinance passed two years ago out of work on the railroad and Sutherlin City Council, ac- inHiiiilpiAai iarjanr1 sisnl fin II Electors are not bound legally to cast their votes in line with the popular vote of their states. young people of the church staged "living pictures of the Nativity scene" on the lawn of the Rosa Woollett home on State Street. Because of the evangelistic meet ings, which continued up until the evening of Dec. 23, no large acale TlTO, union coding .De.n Smith. Sutherlin .ion, they do N,w Ljwmaking Trio SocE WMTX . L Discusses Problem, n.SWor.hZ,t0.f.er TTree " P '"' month. onhi'firV, normal operaUons after a three- . Ti,. ,. day shutdown. The company op erates seven ships and femes on the West Coast Sutherlin Visitor Dies At Relative's Saturday mittee is empowered to make changes in specific cases if there are mitigating circumstances, said Smith Stum bo Assails Suit Of State Highway Board (Continued From Page One) (Continued from Pa; One) tax would be enacted by the Leg islature in 1957. Sen. -elect Dimick said that if Air Reservists Ask Observer Corps To Meet The local Air Force Reserve unit. DoUlh Air Reserve Squjdron, is Sutherlin Pair Grandparents By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Martin N orris Jr. Ruegsegger, and their wives were presented with a "parsonage cup board" shower from the congre gation. On Dec. It, the church choir participated in the annual commu nity sing at the high school. Masons Guests The members of the Masonic order of the Sutherlin Oakland) area were special guests at the morning worship services Dec. 30. Job's Daughters held their annual Christmas vespers service at the church the preceding Sunday. Also on Dec. 30, Dorothy War ren's beginners class presented a short program at the opening exer cises of the Bible school hour. Finally, on Jan. following the morning worship service, the con gregation held a covered dish din ner at which the 23 new mem bers of the church were honored. Dtirintf th fhrictmac hnliriav : haven St.. P.osebur: son's. Steven. Mark and Johnny, member on the ice-breaker U.S.S. visited Mrs. Richardson'! relatives Northwind, the ship recently trap- DAL I WARREN . . . Out of icy grip Ex-RHS Student On Ice-Breaker Freed From Trap grounds in the old mess hall build Dale Warren, son of Mr. and 'n8 Mrs. John Warren, 675 W. Fair- inviting members from the (.round rf w j0,v, rrrfk Cl)if , ,h, Obierver Corps to attend its rf a dauihter. Laurel ini Wednesday at 8 p.m. ; Iean r)ec 28 height was Featured speaker on the pro-. ? 2 ounces. Grandparents gram wiU be Capt. John F. pick. jrt Mr lnd M Martin Norris presently assigned to the 23rd o( Sl,ther!in and Mr. and Mrs. Al Air Resene Flying Center, Van-: Rot John50n of Willow Creek, couver. Wash. Dick is an ex-mem- Mr, M L Rogers has been verv ber of the 403rd Troop Carrier, m ,t her nome fast f Sutherlin Wing (Reserve) of Portland. He and h been in the Mercy Hospi. was shot down over enemy tern-.,a part 0f the time, tory during the Korean conflict, Mr- and ir,. j. r. Adams and captured and imprisoned for many . sons Arthur and Bobby, spent months. 'Christmas week with Mr. and Mrs. He will speak on the military. H. Bingaman near LaGrande. cole of conduct. 'parents of Mrs. Adams. Thev alo Following the talk, a movie will visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. be ahown and a social hour will ' Artims of Elin. narents of Adams, be observed. New Year's, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cant. Jack Cummins, command-, Adams had as their suesta Mr e of Flight A, Roseburg. will be, and Mm. Milton Fredrick-son and in charge of the meeting wun daughter, Linda, nf Eugene. The Capt. Robert Beardsley and Capt. I Fredricksons and the Adams were Conrad Clune, Roseburg, in charge j former residents of Tacoma. of arrangements. I Ellis Thompson is in a Portland The meeting will be held at the , hospital with a bad eye injury Reserve Center, just off Harvard . caused from a stone thrown in Avenue on the Veterans Hospital I nlav. Iharlrs Basley, former member of the Assembly of God Church of Sutherlin, now of Yoncalla. is re- is a crew in Chehalis, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Ruegsegger went to Kalispell, Mont. I tin Citv Council will be held Mon- Samuel William Lilly, 17, died 'day, Jan. 14. at a Roseburg hospital Saturday. I He was born Aug. 25, 1869, at .... ... Cathage.' Mo., and came west Mld-tasf Plan War about so years ago. ' Barrier. Dulles Savs Cl.imliAf kaj4 airiafl ttlatif sn ' i . . At a special grievance meeting , ST.:. J... m.ore revenue were oeeoeo to sat- wTSas'on- A&Z , su n..v .-r . i j i vision ui incume isx raiei, espe- ! sell and Mohr in this case, couia.-iaitv nn inrnnie nf nvAr til IMm ine next meetine 01 tne suiner- - n-u- ci.,mi. ' . . t,"vW H was a resident of Crescent j City. Calif., and had been visiting at the home of his niece. Mrs. Lloyd Moyeres, Sutherlin, when he (Continued From Page One) srit auu .nun. v-.., -jciany on incomes oi over plead such a motion. The Stumbos, per year woui,i be affected. ne sam, were nui uiisjuui. school Aid Need Seen Lindal claimed that the Stumbos 0n lhe question o( more money have played 'footsie with tne!for t.hools, Kelsay stated that commission on tne matter, ne aaa ed that the question of the right of way over the Stumbo property had been pending for nine years and that if the Stumbos had con tacted the highway commission that the matter could have been neesme ill, . - "-"k- ,.aj .- ,. Besides his niece, he is survived me univitation oi a nation unaer i - hv one sister. Mrs. Gertrude Bo-1 attack. And he emphasized that I dertscher, Santa Rosa, Calif. any L. S. use of force would be t i a L pr0rJm He was a 50-vear member of the i consonant with the actions and.- Odd Fellows of Brookings. I recommendations of the United explained By Denson Graveside services wil be held , Nations. . . I . . Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Odd Fel- The way to keep peace in the, (Continued From Paga One) lows Cemeterv at Oakland with Jiioiiie r.asi, ne aiu, is io mane the Rev. Robert Peters officiating. " clear school needs and support programs need much more study. The three pointed up a basic three-part pro gram to aid the schools. The program calls for raising the basic school support from its current $80 per student per year figure, correcting defects in t h e equalization formula enacted in 1946, and reorganizing school dis tricts to narrow the discrepancies between rich and poor districts. On workmen's compensation, Dimick believes that an increase is in order in the price per de- Marie McDonald Tells Ransom Aim, Beating (Continued from Paga One) ped in an ice floe in the Antarctic. Mrs. Warren says her son is a fireman on board the ship, which i burg has voted to send five CARE Chrisrain Church Class To Assist Hungarians ported as home from a Eusrne hospital after an operation which removed a bean from his lung. ft.. uj i n.. r ik.: He had swallowed the bean. He is First Christian Church in Rose-! "Potied as getting along very nice. was caught in ice for three days this past week while en route to aid a sister ship in the Navy s Antarctic exercises oackaees to Hungary. The decision was made at the last meeting of the class at the home of Flossie Van Blaricom The last letter the Warrens had j jury Walker directed the business from their son came from Welling' ton. New Zealand earlier this win ter. Warren sailed from Seattle " i with the ship after coming on to active duty in tne rsavy last year. tie was a student and plaved from which she said she was ab ducted. Brutal Treatment Told After she disappeared Thursday r.th.ii . r.k.,, ui.i. c.kU.i and Mrs. Tuboni and M i s a JIc-, school. Portland nH .irfiH iadle Baker- Donald phoned Wilding, Plant and Pacific University movie columnist Harrison Carroll. She said the men forced her to session. Cora Church had charge of the program. The hostesses served refresh ments, assisted by Lillian Munson. Nineteen members were present. The next meeting is scheduled Friday. Feb. 1, at the home of one snu me men lurceu uer w . leave with them by threatening I Suez Canal-Trapped her sleeping children with a gun. Vessels On Way Out She said she was taken to a house ' in the Los Angeles area where port said Fovnt iti,i. she was held most of Friday. The ships of seven nations finally were Blast Deals Death To 3 Watching Fire; 18 Hurt RIDGWAY, Colo. I An ex plosion killed three men and in jured 18 other persons among a crowd of more than loO curious ly. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mosley and two children, South Side Road, re turned after Christmas from Dal las. Mrs. Moslev and the children had been at Dallas with Mrs. Mos ley's parents 10 days beofre Christ mas, where they and her sister and brothers enjoyed a familv re union after manv years of being anart. Mosley joined them before Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Rill West of Eu gene and Mr. and Mrs. Don Vt and children, April Ann and Mi chael, of Coos Bay were guests nf Mr. and Mrs. Harry West over New Year's. men gave her whisky and pills, j on "their wVy out of the Sue cna' TTZL trfo she said. today, more than two months after "I hid them in the hollow of the British-French invasion 'Offensive' Against ' COP Urged By AcHai WASHINGTON" I Adlai E. Stevenson called today for a four- ChK-irt U.ffv R Cnt eail IU'h... r..PtnnJ .no!.,..' K.. mv cheek and later Mt rid of i Frvntia n.,n.r.m., ...... k. t blast was caused Dy gasoline or t Democrats aiainst the Kepubli- Stearns k Little Mortuary are in attack would have to be met, if that armed Communist 'hi.h .....i,, from the nrocram I ?ree of 'permanent disability on charge of arrangements. Badoura Club Schedules Election Tuesday Night An election of officers is sched- will strengthen prices and beldustr'' 'cedents. The present uled Tuesday night at a meeting 'die East. of the Badoura Club, Daughters of : Dulles. In a passage aimed di- need be. by the armed forces of he,pful t0 a, of agriculture." I ra,e '. Per degree. Dimick the United States. T ..,. .. i,..., asserted that ! als0 sal(l ,nat ne favors raising Adm. Arthur Radford, chairman )a,t year's payments were made-. ' " worn ac- oi tne joint inieis oi aian, was .quale. Benson said: on hand vith Dullea to hack up the -The rat?s of payment and their application to a farm were consis- soil bank law." i" r e j w. .r. rnnvineed that a fill Ctrnor Favored administration's case for author. ity to use U. S. forces in the Mid cidents from the present S300 lev el established years ago. Dimick commented that $500 or S800. is a them," she said. "They apparent- tied them up in the waterway Itf thnnaht th nilla hmA knru.lrH I U'...k. .till ,1 ' " . ""1 .mi .uuiim, w tin- . Mh.. in,..t;nolln. me out. - n was men, sne sain, i al made their passage north to' j ..-..... that she phoned Carroll. I Port Said a trick? navting pro i fc lndows . ,'n hOT.se lf1ndotn'r She burst into tears as she told lem 8 8 P buildings within a four-block area newsmen how her abductors had j The Egyptians themselves tin- were na"eredby the explosion. nit her "more than once. dertook the job of moving the Alter sne was tound on tne des- trapped freighters and tankers. powder or maybe a combination cans in an effort to win back the of both we just don't know." He ' White House. Stevenson, the 19o6 Democratic presidential nominee, said in ert near Indio Friday night, police spurning offers from the U. N. questioned her at an Indio hosoi-1 salvage fleet clearing the shins more rpalistie figure fnr fitnoral lal riAtnlii.A at tha .. halr. I anH hrirtoA u-hinh rnunt .qnL. i. ea up statements of her physician tne eanai alter british and French' y k- that there was no indication that warpianes began to bombard Oct. Myrtle Creek Collision Damages Two Vehicles A collision on U.S. Highway 99 the Nile. Ircctly at the Middle Eastern; year's operation of the program Jf.R!s a . . .?r snS na. "ctl1 raPeU-. . , The meeting will be at the home countries, said Soviet domination I will be required before we nave ; " """""ni i nui aeiecuves in los Angeies .. . ..v..,...o tuiruiui. inai sne naa imormea omcers iveisay pointed out that many that she had been raped, of Mrs. Albert Mirelli. 72S W. Mel. in the area wniilrl he disastrous sufficient evidence to warrant rose. It will follow a dessert sup-. because they would lose their na-! either increasing or decreasing per at 7:30. Hostesses will ne Mrs. tional Independence, tne nulK ot the pavment rates aireaoy esiao Jim Hughes, Mrs. Ralph Hender- their oil revenues and sec their lhhed for 1957," he said, son and Mrs. Carl Wimherly. 'deep religious beliefs subjugated.1 YARDS AND YARDS OF BAR CAINS IN OUR CREAT JAN UARY YARDACE CLEARANCE! Plan to be early for the best selection of colors and patterns. Quantities are limited. Hurry, sew your woy to extro big savings cn your spring wardrobe at low, low sale prices like these! YARDAGE - Mam Floor DENIMS Reg. 69c y.,4 35C ONYX DENIMS 7 ...... 40c TUFTED DENIMS , 49c PRINTED PLISSE 79. ,.,, 40c SQUAW CLOTH c9. ,., 49c PERCALES Reg. 49c yard 25C All the above 35-34" wide REMNANTS - Vi PRICE PLAIO RAYON SUITINGS 45" Wide. Reg. 1.49 yd. 75c Sale Yard RAYON DRESS CREPES 45" Wide. Rtg. 1.98 yd. Sale 99C Yanl For compltt 0d arfA a tortmajnt of oil 4int3 n4i1 viit our Nottoni Dportmnt . Msm Floor times in the last 20 vears the gov ernor has been someone not elec ted by the people of the state. The three legislators have ao- plied for assignments to various committees in their resDective houses. Appointments will be an nounced later. In the Senate. Dimick has asked for assignments on the labor and industry, education and judiciary committees. In the House. Flesel anDlied for memberships on committees han dling highways, education, local A dentist called yesterday prior to her press conference and tem porarily repaired two caps broken from upper teeth, apparently from 31. TWINS DIE IN FIRl ALTURAS, Calif, up Twin bovs, age 6, Ronald and Russell Rich ards, sons of George Richards, were burned to death Sunday night wnen tne camn in wnicn they were . Kl. n-.n. -.u K i.i,inra Z:Z I sleeping caught fire and burned ii .ul h . .' i from an overheated stove. interview he believes the best way to get ready for the 1958 and 1960 elections is for Democrats in and out of Congress to work together. Stevenson said he will continue to be active as a member of the party's policy advisory committee which patched up its surface dif ferences with Democratic leaders Karl, speaking to newsmen later, said, "This is the first kidnap I ever heard of where ransom mon ey was not mentioned when the kidnapers phoned." Karl said he was "deeply con cerned" for their children, Tina government, agriculture, and oth- Z,r .. Mv IZ T,H,Ii ers. while Kelsay applied for the 1 '' 5'Vu T urriav eanced maini Hamaftes tn cars driven by Robert Frank Gra-1 of Congress in a weekend meeting ber, 20. Myrtle Creek, and Jay ncrc. Duane Maycock, Astoria. ' State police said Maycock was backing out of a private driveway when Graber approached at a high rate of speed. Graber skidded 186 feet before impact, the police stated with his car turning and the rear end striking the right side of May cock's vehicle. I PRUDENTIAL LIFE INSURANCE HORACE C. BERG Special Aqtnt 123 . Main St. (With Umoauo 'ni Aqencvl Off. 00 1-7491 Rts. OR 3-711 labor and industry, forestry and fish and game committees. All three will have state house offices after Jan. 1. Their resi dential address during the session will be 1961 Center St., Salem, where the legislators are renting an apartment. Danice and Harrison, both 7. Prior to their second decree, Karl and Miss McDonald signed a property settlement giving her S24.0O0 a year for life, S6.000 a year for support of their two adopted children and $3,000 a year for the then expected Tina Marie. He said he wanted to know "it this is a kidnaping" or not. Detectives said Saturday that they were considering the cast a bona fide kidnaping. Holdups Cet $35,000 At Miami Beach Club MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (. Two1 hooded gunmen held up the Cotton 3 Missing. 8 Injured Club, prominent Miami Beach . nieht spot. Monday and escaped In UynamiT KxplOSIOn with $36,000 in cash. They left the owner and manager bound with EMPORIUM. Pa. 1 An ex- cords from a Venetian blind. plosion tore tnrougn a aynamiie Gcome Weineer. 43. owner of manufacturing plant in this north- the club, and Jerry llirsch. 46. em Pennsylvania community early the manager, untied themselves a ; Monday, demolishing at least two few minutes after the robbers left buildings and setting fire to a doi- and called police. en others. The robbers wore small canvas 1 Three men were reported miss- bags over their heads. Weingrr ! ing and believed dead. None of said. Stamped on the bags were the victims was immediately men the words, "Federal Reserve tilled. Bank of Jacksonville. 1 flight others were hospitalized. 1 The mast rocked the I'ennsyl- Church Women's Council vania Powder Co plant on the Tiii j outskirts of Emporium at Schedules Meet Tuesday ;; is a.m. Reports said the blast , , ' occurred in tne mixing plant The executive board of the Rose- shortly after the change of shifts, burg Council of United Church ' The mixing plant and the Women will meet Tuesday at 30 a m. in the Presbyterian Church 3rd QUINTUPLET DIES library room. 1 , It will be a special meeting, and MADRAS. India The third II members have been asked to of India's Quintuplets has died. Au- attend. The library room is located thorities at Pondichery Hospital in the new annex building on said tne oiner two wees.-oia gins Southeast Lane Street. are "getting on well." AIRLINES NEED MEN and WOMEN W nMt RtttrritioniiU, Station A(ntf, Passncr ArnU, Suwardi, Radi Op ratort, Hostesita, Communication! for public contact pout ion. If yon ara It or Ytr, a High School Graduata or tauiva- Itnt and hara a food personality, U. S. Citixtn, don't mita this opportunity. Good talarita, rapid promotion, fret travel pat too, security. Preliminary training need not interfere with present employment. AIRUNI TRAINING DIVISION NORTHWEST AIR COLLEGE Pi For Information Writ. Boa $. Nam. ! Addr.M I B Ncwt-Rtview . Phon. N. . The United States National Bank OP PORTLAND RESOURCES Cash en Hand and But from Banks $ 147,891,475.11 United States Gov.rnm.nl Bends 288,104,795.50 Municipal and Oth.r Bands 71,132,703.61 Loans and Discounts N.t 337,926,885.85 Stock in F.d.ral R.t.rv. Bank 1,200,000.00 Bank Pr.mis.l (Including Branch..) 11,579,104.31 Cuitom.rt' liability an Acc.ptanc.s 168,177.90 Int.r.st Earned 2,873,454.63 Oth.r R.saurcas 470,057.57 $ 861,346,654.52 LIABILITIES Capital $ 20,000.000 00 Surplus 20 000,000 00 Undivid.d Profits 20 612,173 44 60,611,173.44 R.t.rv. s far Intent), Taa.t, tc 4,827,198.10 Acoptanc.t 168,177.90 Dividends D.clard 650,000.00 D.potitt 784.152,311.54 Intaratf C'oll.ct.d Not Earned 4,628,392.66 Orh.r liab-tih.i 6 308,400.88 I 861,346,654.52 Dm Mm. mUm .1 Wwclw to O'fm MAS Omc rotTUNO. 0IWON ROSEBURG BRANCH titict iu,;s or tMl UNltIO 1!TH NATIONAL IAN( 0 OIHA - Stat. , ORtOON'S OWN STATIVTIDl BANK fr.. "Tr Pest P!c t to Shop . . . After All" O 0 O o o o o o O ' oy o o fj ot:) I fit
