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2 Th. News-Review, Roseburg., Oft Wad., Jaw. 16, 1937 Revival Services Continue In Garden Valley Church Former Deputy Held On Charge Of Hauling Loot HOUSTON', Tea. Jack Lyles. former sheriffs deputy. By AOOIE SCHNEIDER ' from two week holiday visit with wai jailed Tuesday on 1 charge Revival services conducted by his ion and daughter.inlaw, Mr. jof carrying across t state border Lula M. Ware will continue this and Mrs. Dallas Hughes and chil- j $22,000 of the loot from an Oregon week at the Garden Valley Com- dren, Larrv and Davis, of King's bank robbery, munity Church. The Rev. John B. Beach. Calif., located at the north Lyles, J4, son of I former Hous Kllingson of the community church end of Lake Tahoe. I ton fire chief, was accused by the dedicated the baptismal font Sun-i Mrs. Mvron Lehne is in Santa KBI of making off with part of day afternoon and nine people rep-1 Rosa. Calif , with her lister, Mrs. the money taken in a M 000 rob resentini all age groups were bap-, George Smith, whose husband is bery of the Inland Empire Bank turd 'seriously ill The Smiths are for-1 at Umatilla, Ore., Aug. 22. 1955. Garden Valley club members and mer residents of Roseburg. I Arrested at his home, Lyles de- ih. it.r..i.H nennni ire tii The Rev. and Mrs. Charles dined comment. He waived a bring fruit and vegetables to the Hughes and their four sons of Way-1 hearing before U. S. Commission club meeting Thursday to give to side Chapel in Eastside were In the eiaht Hungarians who are es- the valley Friday to attend the re fahiithms fhmoivi in Rosehura. ! vival services in the Garden Valley Charles Hughes nas rcturnca community nurcn i ,! - (with their friends, Mr. and Mrs. I FBI agents said that Jack E. Melvin Curtiss, and their lour Kill and mmon u. Benson rouneo er AlDh Fowler. Bill Scott Jr.. his attorney, said, My client hasn't admitted any- Union Challenging Senate Authority In Probe Of Funds WASHINGTON - Counsel for , J- V g j " They ."d llil wo West Coast labor union off.- ff-con'e'pt and represent Clanton, Ala., challenging the authority" of,1 J ' frlner m,jored i; hcnitte Inves igatinn. auncom- rconomlc, ' Hced folleae. wher daughters. Holmes Namti Morgan Public Utilities Head (Continued From Page One) the Oregon bank, . divided the money and parted company. They said Hill went to New Or leans where S22.0OO was taken from him on Aug. 24. 1955. The charge against Lyles said he brought the money to Houston that day and knew the money had Hill was arrested in Nov. 19, 1955, and Benson was arrested Nov. 17. 1955. in DeOueen. Ark., and that where both pleaded guilty to bank rob- he was student body president. . nery. un .viarcn u. . n .. re- Hn did graduate work in trans- lrllru - " , ' r H1asBieptBMt..uitLHst cials announced Wednesday are Ik- lllllllQ IU IW, UHV "C uiiivi, " , fairs. . . i Samuel B. Bassett. Seattle law-1 ' ... ..j Benson 11 years. yer. made the statement to re- .,, in ,h. nffir. nf Lvles is a son of former Fire : MRS. CLARE ELIZABETH EATON is congratulated by Cir cuit Judge Charles S. Woodrich following naturalization proceedings in circuit court Tuesday. Others receiving congratulations are (left to right) Vincenzo DeChioro, Louis C. Tramaux, Mrs. Joan Gerlt and Mrs. Joan Black. (Paul Jenkins). Record pcetim Bi8 jHammarskicId $ayS rrinrca bv r i . (Continued from Page Israeli Withdrawal Yoncalla Methodist WSCS Holds Session regular meeting of the Yoncalla! now temporarily raised to Z7 ou . r By MAX HARRELSON UNITED NATIONS, N Y. Mri. George Ede. had charge of year flrf, Uretiry General Da H.ram.,.; the devotions. Reports from the lk DeeB turned skjod declared Wednesday ls, were given by Mra. Eldon Lee. The' In ' '" J up H 60u hmd the 1S4 armistice hne U . subject for the studjr group ".X bUck. The President I essential step for restoring p,, "Responsible Society." 11.700.000,000 Fvnl ai. vii,..t; ..... at maiyA " " . u k. . ' r sum. viiiiut iviikcuo H ; iurolui this year, inai umu 8?ri5B.i "?"!! u1,nd. AaiU J bout a bUlion dollar more than .u "v" wH estimated usi wramn. Methodist women i aocieiy i uon. . a Christian Service at the church last, If Eisenhower is able to bru, off surplus jo v" vear. it will ne.the third in row Thursday afternoon. Price Wart Legislation Aim Of Gasoline Dtalers (Continued from Page One) In a progress report to the to. nation General Assembly. Hra. .......... .-;,. F,..how. marsKjoiu m ! una ft. In other main points, Eisennow- . .,nsu..,fi rtj. er also did thes? things: ! j(h representatives of u. 1. Predicted spenainga. , ..almi (uU com lu -bout $.O0O.OM to than "e , ,aid down by the Aiw figured late August, and P P , ., . , Kovembr. ernment revenue at an ""Prf"1 dented S70,600.ouo,oiio anoui ow. 000.000 more than the August fore cast. , . . , 2. Estimated tne national acui next June 30 will be trimmed to their best efforts to obtain legis lation on the act." According to Ernie Barker, Rose-1 committee, by divorcement t h 1 5270,600,0000 and o n June 30, dealers seek to "separate t h e 1958, to $269,200,000,000 These fig-.i--i---.-- , f I it roa u'fiii H rnmnare with the S267, The second proposal seeki re-1 274 000 000 debt existing when he EKypt js competcd Jan. 22. The lief from oil companies' price con- took offlce ,Jan- w- . other area is Sharra el Sheikh in trol over the industry, according 3.J Laiieo iiprnew . the Cull of Aqaba Israel, he said, still was silent "concerning compliance with tha resolutions by withdrawal of u. raeli forces from the Gaza Strip.'' This is one of the two areas which Israel said Tuesday would still remain in its hands when i new phase of the withdrawal from porters. The subcommittee had D f Transportation at the Hi"-' om !-" A brother begun penina ciosea aoors an ' (Jrt 0j Wor,j War i. i Homer Lyles Jr.. was conviciea After serving in the Navy later Oct. 24 1952 of violating the Demos Claim Success; Legal Tanglt Results (Continued From Page One) iust inquiry which chairman McClel- lan (D-Ark) said would seek the!. ., .2 white slave act .K.. IUnA laKi ri-k. "cw"s lumuuim w ,--;. rlonnlv teenng." " " iLu ? UUlm ' from March l. mC dcL plained it. position on .h. stale- Yoncalla Resident Succumbs Jan .14 to Baker, wherein the wholesalers of $73.300 .000 .000. up -0M.O00 can regulate prices by distributing from this year and only 300 million their product through cut-rate re-,!"' than projected revenues for tail outfits l'he nni fl5C' y"- The total is Hammarskjold said Israel hid indicated the evacuation of tht Aqaba Strip is anticipated, al- McClcllan called as his first wit ness chairman Boyd Leedom of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). He said Leedom would be questioned about pos sible need for tougher laws. Kooen r. Aenneoy. suocommii-; ,d he n(d .. (e frequenUy tee counsel loic reponers inai j A,ked whal he mMnl b . public hearings may be held in? he woud provlde rone ,fld. Thursday. lershin for the I-eeislature. Holmes Bassett is counsel tor r raw w lnw-(rMl ,ht ne planned , ,estl. 1950. He served as state representa tive in the 1949 session, and was state Democratic chairman Irom Wstnff 1950 to last juiy. i ra,r " earner The press conference lasted 40 ptla. r.Jfl. ri inutcs. and Holmes said they j UUl V-OIUcr Wll Tap For Oregon to purchasing from organizations designated by the petroleum sud- Elbert E. Dickey of Yoncalla died pliers. ale over dividing control of the at a Cottage Grove hospital Jan. The legislative committee also " . . w.n: i.n k;. crwknHin? inoujin u juu iukki-mcu lunner In its third proposal. Uie a c t ' ' A m arks he second talks with him on this problem, would free the retail gaa dealers : outline "aIh J.ed He indicated this involved th. to buy such things as tires, bit-1 Jlraight ear in which ,h' Qutsll0n o( suarlnteein. ,ree sh,. 20 Senate committees. 14 at the age of 75. He was born accepted a proposal to support aera' tax cut now. m..nh..' iv rates are this question fell within the mas- still too hish, but "ursent national date given him by the Aaseablj. responsibilities" foreclose a gen- Hammarskjold released his re. 'port as the 27-nation Asian-Arab The Democratic spokesman, at McMinnville July 1, 1881, and bill whereby the industry would He asicea tne lawmaKers io ion- l0c prepared to lay oeiore Sen Harrv Boivin. Kiamatn was marnea ai junction v-uy nov. i get a 2 per cent tax credit on r-" Assemwy iuiuuuu tuiimj Falls said "The Democrats be- 6, 1910. to Minnie M. Tracer, who retail gas for "shrinkage" caused SZ per cent lax on corporate proms, lng the pace ot Israeli wiUvlraw lieve'that control of the five top survives him. by evaporation of gasoline. 'lon! wllh CM taxes on tobac-al ,nd callina for economic ird Senate committees is necessary in! They moved to Yoncalla to make j In a third proposal accented, the!"- l"luor and automobiles, wnicii financial restrictions adinst I. order that the governor's program their home 12 years aqo, coming i committee favored a bill t h a t otherwise would drop back on April racl can be given a reasonable nppor- Irom Junction City. Dickey was an would demand gasoline sold to off-1- , p.liM. The secretary general said lh- ....i. ihm tM nl th active member of the Yoncalla Ad- hiohwav nerc cneh farmerc Oregon will have generally fair c.;. .ventist Church. i contractors and loeeers be "dved" but very cold weather until the . ' pnjljo c i nwrv Jlcdford. Surviving him, besides his wife, so that it can be checked for' vio- ed the heavy demand for credit and capital in the prosperous econ- make "it clear that the v.uluraw. al of Irael forces must be behind n ..: :a ,L.'iiwru timv in ptauiitru u ir.nr lui VerV COlU Weaiiier Until me r- ri:,: t? I 1 Teamster. Union (AFL-CIO) and , ' ?J ; " " ' Z speaking for the Republicans, an-' a e o , m highway vehicle,. "K Ciwisi S the armist.ee line a, it has bee. hp ad of hi Western Conference 1 1 . . jj J ..i j . , w .u.flroH thii nnpi the KeDUhlicans h.-&c;, hujui ui (uui-ema, jn ineir a i-aav session loaay, . " t- MtahlUheH in ih .F7vnt.lri ISd for Nugen LaPoma! ilso "But." e.dded. I.don t mtntm part of the state, the nav" half of the Senate memb7r" and Mrs. Juanita Goodrich of second day of their annual stale " next year. The new figure """"J.. " ,he -Eg Pt lsrael known aa George Cavano secre- Pf"ple 10 ,hlnk 1 m t0 j ' Weather Bureau said Wednesday. h"e ?heare entXd to a fair iScottsburg; five grandchildren; convention' the Oregon Retail Gas- ' $7,360,000,000 would account for Sreement. f.ry treasured of Team"er. Local t "1 T'" 5 8 A cnMI m'st of c,,lrt a,r ,rom soht' in Uie "ommittee. I tw grandchildren; one broth- oline Dealers will crowd both busi-1 "Per cent of .U federal spending. He added hat the Gaza Strip, 174y in Seattle. bl"k .whlP,ha( lh.r lhan Canada Tuesday night hit most of,"' session Tuesda night, the Harvey H. Dickey and one sis- es. and social event, into . 12-1 The 38-b. ,on-do ar de ense "a iceor ding ,? this aweinem Oregon ana wcanesnay nigni is , Dhii., .nnnunred thev had ler- "ev" aeee, Dom oi cuaene; i nour schedule. '"""'s "ult uum ... di ce his measures as a package. due 0 H tven more nf tne wj, Republican, n""c Ve" I nd one Rreat uncle- Uo B Crace I S"d - registration com- S2.026.000.000 more than that for armistice dcmr.rcat.on me" and he would let individual legislators .,,meMe yilley and southern Ore-' f divide Senile committee o' Yoncalla. menced at the convention head-," current year, although total said further talk, with Israel art introduce them. ! gon. : P'an t o d ide "J11 Funeral services will be held In quarters in the Umpqua Hotel at manpower levels would remain at required on this point. ,umu." .i!".0 ",Kd h,e,ha,d,no- Light snow continued to fall "?lr'' " e ReSfcan, want ! he Voncalla Adventist C h u r c h 8:30 a.m. F thought that the Legislature ; Wednesday morning at several ,nt, "T.eTued before the at 10 a ra' with Elder ,ered at the opening-day session : weapons are growing more Arizona ha, won the Bordtr should refer his revenue program I ,k. this issue sett ed Deiore tne presi ouien nffiri.ninff Vault in. t..j... cost v. he said. Conference haseha title .vpr. of higher income taxes to the " ' A.n.A . o K..!(lcncy decided. Iterment will he held at 1:30 D m. I Th. H.ir. ! He said spending for military vear since it was first held in mi V"V'- ... inur Torn ai PenHletnn and 2 rie- mree more oauois ui iiirhib 'Thursday in the Junction City Odd Rosehnre at 9 a.m. bv Mavnr Arlo I puot.c wonts at oases at non.e ana Where would be no need to do ... ., .u the total to 42 were taken lues- Fpnws remeterv. Mills Funeral la-nin .nrf nmm,..' n..'n r.... abroad would be up about 14 per Sen. Johnston Calls For Halt Of Refugee Flow WASHINGTON Wi Sen. Olin D. Johnston (DSC) called Tues day for halting the flow of Hun garian refugees into his country pending further investigation. He that," he said, "because the peo ple have demonstrated they want taxation tax. based on the income said he believes He said he would have a special legislative message on natural re source development, probably late next week. Then will come a spe cial message on taxation, and pos- have number nf Communist,," been admitted. "We are playing with dyna mite." Johnston told newsmen aft er a Senate Internal Security sub committee hearing at which an escapee from Hungary testified a Communist secret police agent had been planted In the Ameri can legation there. Johnston, acting as the subcom mittee chairman, said that "in my opinion, there is no question that a substantial number of Com munists are coming in under the pretext that they didn't like their country and wanted to come here. "The tmth is," he added, "that i lot of them have come here to spread communism under cover." At President Eisenhower's di rection ' over 20.000 Hungarian refugees have been admitted to this country since last October's i Ireedom revolt. The President or dered emergency steps to admit the bulk of them. He has asked Congress to pass legislation to let them become permanent residents. substantial sibly one on state institutions. These message,, he ,aid, will he necessary because he couldn't say everything he had to say in the half-hour inaugural message. The governor said He and Mrs. Holmes will fly to Washington. 1). C, Saturday night to attend the inauguration of President Eis enhower. They will return here Tuesday. He said he i, hopeful lhat the Legislature will last les, than 100 day,. "Having annual legislative ses sions," Holmes said, "would make long sessions unnecessary. If we don't have them, we can't hope to shorten the length of session, very mucn. Asked about his policies for the state prison, he said he has "had some concern about the prison policies." grees above at Baker. Colder temperatures are fore cast Wednesday night, with the low In eastern Oregon from 10 be low to zero in the north and from i zero to 10 above in the south. Th. n,.,.N ntc. will An r.u,ai west of the Cascade, where they would nave cnairmansnips Tuesday night Portland had a low ! and 4-3 majorities. The Rcpubli of 2H and Salem a 28. Wednesday can, then would select the next ,,. it ,.,iii h fr v i m j three. From then on. the parties grp(,s wouia lane luius putting uiw A chill east wind Is expected , dav night, with he Repuhlican, Sorvjce o Drain is ln charse of ,jne Detlm A,sn presidnt Paul still voting for Gill and the Demo arrangement,. jAmann. At 9:15. the convention crat, for Pearson. , ,, .,11,, fo ord bv ,... The plan to divide the commit-1 ...,-. T- ciation President Steve Harryman.'han this year inclu. tees would let the UemocnM.a--"" mm ij( 5 tne 40u . minion aonar choose tne Iirst tnree on wnicn Britain Forced To Cut Air Defenses Budget Nasser Orders Foreign Firms Be Taken Over CAIRO I President Nasser1! government has ordered all for cent next year. The $4,363,000,000 foreign aid fig- tire he proposed 236 million more includes half of emergency SAT. EM Oreeon agricultural 1 1-, h. .11.,,, m. ..it,.rta fund he already has requested to sprayers and dusters w.U have an Wa, to be addressed by J. Llovd "ive military-economie help to the opportunity to broaden their Kinneard, executive secretary for . Middle East during the next two knowledge of weed controls at the the Automotive Retail Assn. of Van-! tars- . sixth annual Oregon Agricultural ' couver, B. C. I of lne foreign aid total. $2,600.- Chemical Applicators ,hort The convention', biggest busl-, Oon.MO would be earmarked for course, inis evem wiu De neia nes, wa, to have taken place in """laiy m i :v.u- through the Cascades. Coastal! Pearson said that the Democrats I January 28 to February 1 on the the 2 p.m. general session when'nont'O id- winds will hit from 10 to 25 miles an hour Radford Claims Ike's Plan Would Eliminate War sources. Pearson said his party ha, a mandate from the people because they voted in November for a Democratic governor, a Demo- WASlllNCTON m A,lm Ar. icratic House of Representatives, thur W. Radford says Congress' I and for 12 Democrats in 15 Senate passage of the Eisenhower Middle I races. East resolution would "practically Thi, mandate, he said, is "to eliminate the chances of war" in prevent the governor's program insist on getting control of these Oregon state college campus at delegates were to have voted on I A record sum of $3,329,880,000 committees Taxatidn, Wavs and Corvallis. The college and the stale proposed legislation. was recommended to aid farmers Means, Education. Labor and In- department of agriculture are co- A banquet in the Gold Room at and for the agriculture department, dustries. and either Commerce ! sponsors. 7 was to conclude activities. 1 This i, 1 $178,215,000 increase, and Utilities or Natural Re- PETITE MARIE BEAUTY SALON UlM'tmt . liCMt'f Utp L.Eitirl ItutiOM Pickup vour beauty with a Salon Permanent Wave Oil cold perm tintina trimming and SO firth 1695 West Harvard In Sitti McTa-jgert Offiet Suite Diol ORchord 2-4001 Mabtl A. HilJt CLOSED MONDAY that area The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff testified Jan. 8 at a closed session of the House Foreign Af front being stymied In "Senate committees that are controlled by Republicans. The committee which negotiated fairs Committee. His testimony, . Dian t0 divide committee con made these other points: j ,rol con,i.sl(.d 0f Sens. Philip S. 1. The United State, has a "def- Lowry Medford; I.ee Ohmart. Sa mite military superiority over i, .nA c.rl vinri nivmn (Russia, probably even somewhat 1 ,u Republicans; and Ward Cook V greater than that of a year aso. ; iortand: Harrv Boivin. Klamatl math Corbett, May w tsugaessi: ... z. nr l niinn NiaiP nniv hat ht f.n.. i & t i Ainei kinli in 1 r TilllS; SHU nillt'U II v.Ki. ..r.a, ..sc v ui n pan n ra pa mi ii v oi moving men ana ma-1 Portland Democrats and trading firms in Egypt con-ltenal effectively and quickly into T. ' ' ,- , . " . Tllf. verted to Knypuan management I the Middte Kaat in ea it has to 1 , Thev notiatert day Tv.ev and ownersh.p. ; help put out a "bn.shf.re" war. ?.,Kf.rell ?.A?rJ ..fSl? British and French ronrn. I 3. Me doubts smalt wars would In " ( .... : . ... . .1 . j. nmni lor prrmissiun io aiuiuun.r , LONDON Br.ta.n's short-'.gypnanuea as ot today, . "e t detail, of the plan because "the! age of fuel and money has forced hems: classed as enemy property. 'en j.rt, , 'n7'ld-J" " i hH. js ,mjlM t0 know;. iU I cutbacks in its air defenses. i ,or"tn firms were given senhower resolution doe, not ntl agreed except Corbett. T BE iM GUEST T Part of the reduction was at- IIVr 10 mnvert themselves "pair inav nn enca wou a nave to - tnhuted to diminished renmre. : f-gyptian joint stock compan- I nl a iimnen war in tne Minnie '?"'"' u ments, but money and gasoline ! f economic, plainly were factors. The series of "Egypt. anization The Ministry of Supply an-1 decrees" stopped just short of the nounced a cut of ino in the tram-1 sovernment's takine over owner. Iter of supersonic Hunter jet ficht- ship. Hut it insured government Coes On Disrjlav Jan 24 ei on order from manufacturers ! control of foreign-owned concerns i "" new octupus like "eco The Air Ministry said m o t through i hast, but it would make such a war les, likely. 1957 Packard Clipper Sot TH REND. Ind. .f The units of the Royal Auxiliary Air nomic organization" which will be 1957 Packard Clipper, featuring runr m.wi cre oeing ais- gnen snares in the firms, handed The auxiliaries are part-j and automatic asn't free to tell about the plan because nf , Cornell's ohiection. hut details were easily obtained after the set- j sion ended. The Republicans, at a caucus after the night session, invited i news reporters to attend for a 1 briefing. i Lowry said the Republicans of- lime niers assignen tne role ol . n defense against low level attack I Vuetn S Oreaf-Uncle I sunerrharper tranmi.mn a .tanH.rH fered the Democrats "any num mcnt. will go on dealer display b'r ' formulas." hut that none The Admiralty also announced Farl Cll A U . r:-- the disbanding of the air branch ".... of the Royal Naval Volunteer Re- LONDON ii-The Karl of Ath wrv'- lone, great uncle of Vuecn Elua had been accepted by them. dill, pointing out that the Demo crats agreed to an even division of Jan. 24 It will be offered in four-door sedan and a four-door station wagon. Both models will be powered committees, said "their idea of an with horsepower encines hav- even division is to trade a horse hclh II, died todav at Kensmctim ln 7 8 to 1 compression ratios. for a rabbit." I'aiace. lie was 82. lie had heen in failing health for some time. Portland Woman Killed On Snow-Covered Road SALEM Mis Manetta I The earl was a younger brother Voshrll, it, Portland, was killed of the late guren Mary, wife of in an automobile collision on Britain's King Gcorbe V. Born snow-covered highway 22. ahmit Prince Alexander Gugustiis Fred S' miles east of liales Tuesday : 'rick William Alfred (leorge of alternoim. j Teck in 1874. he became the first car drivrn hv her husband. Earl of Alhlone and Viscount Tre Willism Voshrll, 4,. collided with malon when titles of German ori one drivvn by Milton Shumwav, "n were abolished in Britain in 53. Bend 1917. Voshell and a daughter. Jean- After fighting with distinction for ette Marie U. were taken to the Britain in three wars, lord Ath Santiam Memorial llnpit at lone was governor general of Can Mavton. he with a head cut. she ada through World War II. from with a possible jaw fracture two until March 19lii KNITS BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED AND BLOCKED awJUVICIsX "Sometimes Equaled But Never Eacelled" HONN'S "AUT,FUL " CLEANING Alrvt Pltntr ! 9ti Prlnt 101 S.I. Oatjfles Ph. OK J-S2tl ' T- Cjrt Houe U Juf AtfOM Th lfrtt from Hoon't" REVIVAL MEETINGS A, U t', WITH EVANGELIST Evangelist John Everett JOHN EVERETT STARTING TUESDAY, JAN. 15 Services Begin 7:45 Each Evening Except Manslay ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH DARRELL AVENUE WINSTON. OREGON WE INVITE AND WELCOME YOU Try r Moots I lrlo. trv Roots. I Vouil flrxf tfm SMjnsrleslngiv aaaVJ up o on Ola , . ..m. o Yon it to vourwlf to dri.. an OldamobA.! Corn, h and tperieoce the "pleasure-in -performanc." of OtbrnobuYs new Rorba .T-400 Engu..: Stndr Oldamobil.'. 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