2 Tha Nowt-Rovlow, Roteburo, Ore. Mon., April 1, 19S7
Tuberculosis Assn. Chairmen Set
Meeting Thursday At Canyonville
By VIRGINIA PROCTO Itrea. The appointment wii made
Chairmen from Southern Doug-! t t .".Th
laa County from the Tuberculo.ia ville Liont Club. The Liont Club
and Health A..n. will meet Thura- sponsori the annual at.t. tourna
day from t to 11 a.m. to map the ment.
campaign to precede the appear-1 At the meeting, member! agreed
ance of the X-ray unit there. I to donate 110 to help aend the Eu
The meeting will be held in the Cleemen to the international
Canyonville Methodist Church, reconvention of Liona at San Fran
ports Mrs. George McClane, Can-1 '" . ' waa read
Lu.ii. .hairm.Vi i verifying the invitation of the
yonville chairman. I ' 0 itn, t
She report, the X-ray unit v. II , J.vjUe jn,t .tF.
rnVrVu,n1ujV.U.ntI.d.f.- Ceorg. Blomgren .. appoint
ernoon It -ill b7 parked front ed request that the bloodmob.le
Ex-Gov. Smith Birminaton Hit
Buys Albany Paper By Transit Strike;
Segregation Hurts
Teamsters Urge Racket
Abolition In Unions
(Continued from page one)
he brought to the Canyonville area,
Buy. Plane
It waa reported at the last meet
ing of the Canyonville I'TA that
it had installed a piano in the new
primary building. Plana were also
made to a.si.t in administering
the tuberculoid patch teat Thura
day. In the line of entertainment, fifth
and sixth grade boy. and girla
nreiented several Hanres M r
Bertie Wilson Gilpatrick. 71, died ; William Mandich of Myrtle Creek
of Uordon'a Pharmacy,
Appointed Chairman
Vance Noble haa been appointed
chairman of the Oregon marble
tournament from the Canyonville
Azalea Resident Found
Dead In Home Thursday
at hia home near Azalea Thursday
evening.
lie waa bom at Azalea Dec. 12,
1878 and had lived in that area
all hia life. He waa a farmer.
Survivors include hia wife, Bes
sie of Broadbent; two sons, II. B.
Gilpatrick of Broadbent. and Lilea
Gilpatrick of Granta Pass; eight
grandchildren and one great grand
child. He lived alone In an Isolated spot
on the Quinea Creek Rd. Hia body
waa not discovered for two daya
after hit death. A neighbor. John
Carlock, found him when he in
vestigated after noticing that there
had been no lighta or amoke from
Gilpatrick'a house for a couple of
daya.
played an accordion number and
presented a group of her pupils
on the accordion and piano.
The nominating committee, con
sisting of Mrs. Kenneth Johnson,
Mrs. Max Pritchett and Mrs. Jack
Middleton, reported the slate of
officers has not been completed.
New officera will be elected at the
next meeting.
ALBANY. Ore. I Former I
Gov. Elmo Smith Saturday pur-1 C AMPAnn tl Alt Hurts? I the members are oa the rosd most
chased an interest in a duly : VHI b MM 1 iwil a a VI I 1' lime d a small clique
newspaper here and promptly I I pushes these people down our
announced he waa out of elective! BIRMINGHAM, Ala. IM A throat and we don't have much
politics. strike of 500 Birmingham Transit i to say.
Smith aaid hia politica now will! Co- hue orivera and mechanice
be centered on the Albanv Demi- l't thousanda of Birmingham
crat Herald, an afternoon newt- " ,vaX without transporta-
Eaper with 11,000 circulation, i Uoa Monday,
e added he will be active in The walkout at midnight Sun
community affaira. day night came only three daya
Sourcea here aaid Smith ob-1 a,ftrtn company notified the
tained hia interest in the paper City Commission it waa going out
and its publishing plant for about 01 business because of declining
J200.000. Ralph K Cronise retaina j revenues, segregation and labor
partial interest, and will ttajr on j double..
aa an advisory editor. Members of the Amalgamated
Traffic Mishaps
List 5 Vehicles;
One Person Hurt
Cronise retaina romolete control
of radio atation KW1L here.
Smith still owns weekly news
papers in Madraa and John Day
that he operated while aerving six
year, in the Oregon Senate. 11 waa
a. Senate president in January,
1956. that he became Oregon'a
Assn. of Street, Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employee strut.:
in support of wage demands. They
had asked a pay increase of 44
centa an hour which the company
said it couldn't meet. Present pay
ni $1.69 per hour.
Birmingham Transit buaea are
chief executive when Cov. Paul, the major means of public trana
PaUerson died of a heart attack, 'port,,,,,,, (or 500,000 resident, of
When Smith stood for election Greater Birmingham. A company
last November, he waa defeated ,ii,ei,t .,iim.if.H that th. carri
by Democrat Robert Holmes
Smith said he plana to make hia
home here.
'Stove Repairmen' Bilk
Elderly Woman Of $40
Roseburg police were looking for
30 million passengera a year,
Company spokesmen told the
city government that their pas
senger load has declined since
Dec. 26, when 21 Negroee delib
erately violated Birmingham', but
segregation law.
We want someone to look over
our pension plan and aee that it
doesn't wind up in some so good
gold mine or race track or just
plain down the river," the petition
aaid.
Glide School Pupils To Get
Polio Shots This Friday .
. -v ,i,iHenii at Deer Creek Element-
. . iy I"" V : w,u also receive the shot, on
Two traffie accidenta involving 1 All students 01 "u m: u,, me date. School chddren only
five' vehiclea were reported over first through 1 ul i inoculated.
oena, wjureu mm mm i - v r,r Mary Soule. Of the lisn uiairuvuii. wU.. ....., ...
knee in a two - ear colluuoo at utered by Dr. Mary souie. u resignation to the
5:30 p.m. Sunday, .tat. pouc. ro- neaun oep.
PORTLAND iM Two Portland
men said Saturday they were
forming a committee to raise
$10,000 to finance the cost of
Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk'a
legal defen.e against chargea of
perjury and taking a bribe.
They are Rex Burrows, a falea
promotion man, and Bill Scott, a
tteamfitter. They are aeekinf con
tributions. Schrunk was indicted last week
on a charge of accepting a bribe
when he wis sheriff in September,
1955, and of lying about it when
he appeared before an, earlier
grand jury.
" ,' . ed by members of the Glide PTA,
Stockdale't car waa going north ea m'"1"' "
m IT fi HiDhwiv fit near Myrtle
Creek, the police said, when Iran Reacts To Killing
aecona venicie. a riven uj
Boy, 14, Slays Four
Members Of Family
(Continued from page one)
Hospital News
brum
runerai aervire. win ue ai c Koseburg.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Mra. Donald Swick,
p m. Tuesday in the cnapei or
Gam Mortuary at Myrtle ureele
with the Rev. Elmer Burkey of
the Canyonville Methodist Church
officiating. Burial will follow in the
IOOF cemetery at Canyonville.
Clendale Woman Hurt
In Automobile Crash
A Glendale woman, Mrs. John
M. Goodson, waa injured in an
auto accident in Granta Pans Sun
day, Mrs. G. B. Kox, News-Review
correspondent, reported today.
Mrs. Goodson received a dislo
cated knee cap and a aevered nerve
in one leg, which she attempted to
ahield her 11-months old baby in
the collision. Mra. Fox taid. She
added that Mra. Goodson received
other injuries and wan taken to
lledford Community Hospital by
amnuiance.
The accident waa one of a se
riea of difficulties that have
rilagued the Goodson family In the
ast year, Mra. Fox laid. The fam
ily hat had aeveral membera hot
pitalized, the explained.
Elgaroie House Fire
Put Out By Neighbors
Fire burned around a chimney
in the home of W. A. Smith of Etga
rose late Saturday afternoon. Mra.
Thelma Hanson, News-Review cor
respondent said.
air. and Mra. W. A. Smith were
not at home when the fire broke
out. A neighbor, Warren Lucas,
spotted the fire. Neighbora gather
rd and put the blaze out, Mrs.
Hanson said.
The Smith, aaid there waa little
damage caused by the fire.
Medical: Mrt. Paul Leonard.
Myrna Russell. Mrs. LeRoy Wel
don. Winston; Scott Stidham, Mrt.
Stanley Peters, Koseburg.
Discharged
Mri. Mae Moore, Sutherlin; Mrt.
Elmer Pierce, Glide; Mra. William
Kummerton and baby, Susan
Mary; Leon Gilbreath, Chester
Dennia, Diane Goodwin. Mrs. Jack
Patterson and baby, Julia Marie,
Roseburg: Hal Schiltz, Myrtle
Creek; Virginia Wetherell, Winchester.
Dillard Woman Passes
In Roseburg Hospital
Daniel stormed out of the house
Whites apparently resented the but returned in a few minute.. He
nffnrt tft mnA th nriPl ir-m nl .an. I . l.a.4 hia mnlha. In a'wm hank fha.
two ".love repairmen" today who, 1 ,ration of the racea on buses and hunting knife ahe had taken away
they said, had taken HO from an Negr0es were concerned over the from him. She taid ahe had thrown
-?u .- . possibility of violence, the spokes
The police reported that Mrs. man aaid
Tina Hnffmi.lr aa 1770 SB! VHHv
St., Roseburg, telephoned t h e m
aooui ju:ju a.m. aaiuroay 10 say
say i! t aa i -I-
that two men had taken two $20 liner WUeeil lYIUTV '6615
U.ll- i i . 1. ,n -, ,
uiiis iiuui ucr auuve uir Bile
paid them for repairing her stove.
She told the police the men had
come by Saturday morning and of
fered to do aome work. She had
them repair the stove and they
charged her $49 for the job, the
police stated. Somehow the men
managed to get the two extra bills
from her without her knowing it,
they taid.
Mra. Hoffmeistet signed a com
plaint against the two men des
cribed as about 40 and 25, the no
lice said. The police added that
their investigation waa continuing
today.
Eugene Woman Wins
Major Contest Prize
EUGENE u Mrs. Kar Lun-
deen. women'a editor of the
Eugene Register-Guard, topped
17b entries to win the highest
award in the Oregon Press Wo
men'a annual contest Saturday.
Mrs. Lundeen won five first
n!a, 1 rl Ana, mmnnnl nla in
a contest that drew ntri-a ran. 1 increiM demands.
ing from poetry to newt stories' Tha independent,
British Strike Effects
LONDON iM v Union bosses re
fused Monday to lift a ban on
handling the 81,000-ton liner
Queen Mary and the Cunard Line
said it would disembark 1,150
British-bound paaaengera in
France.
The ship reached Cherbourg ' lance.
it away,
Daniel tat down for a moment.
Then be got a pump action .21
rifle.
Woolridge waa shot In the head
while napping on a living room
couch. Mrs. Woolridge ran in the
kitchen and wat shot in the face.
Little Paul tried to scurry out of
the house and waa cut down. The
two girls were felled in the living
room.
Joseph Woolridge, IS. found the
carnage when he came home at
6:50 from a date in Kansas City.
He called police and an ambu-
mund Joseph Keller, 54, Myrtle
Creek, pulled onto the pavement.
The right front of Stockdale'a ve
hicle collided with the left rear
of Keller'., the police aaid, caus
ing moderate damage to both ve
hiclea. In a aecond weekend accident,
at 11:45 a.m. Saturday in Ro.e
burg, three vehiclea were dam
aged, Roseburg police aaid Mon
day. Accordng to the police the three,
a car and two pickup trucks, were
all northbound on Northeast
Stephens Street at the Diamond
Lake intersection. The first vehicle
Of Three Americans
(Continued From Page Onel
ana airs. ' "--"i" , .,,. . Mr. ri.,1.
assist-' scnuoi uwu. ..... "
and their lour pre-scnooi cnuuren
moved to Glide last fall from Ru
pert, Idaho where he held a teach
ing position. The Black family had
to take an apartment with no play
ground for the children. Black hat
accepted a position at Seaside.
Neilen Cellers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Cellers, passed hu
spot where her hutbaud, Wilson, physical examination for the U.S.
and two Iranian. w navy ruu-j . . -.7
ambush a week ago Sunday. left at midnight ny plane for the
U. S. Aid Suspended San Diego, Calif., Navjr base to
Clark S. Gregory, director of the i enter boot training.
Point Four program in Iran, an- joe Walker, chairman of the
nounced that aid had been aus- Glide School Board, and Mrs.
pended because he waa not wholly j walker accompanied by iln. Hel.
satisfied with measures taken son Glenn, drove last week to
far to wipe out the desert banditi , Ephrata, Wash., on a three - day
responsible for the killing.. Greg-1 vacation. They visited Mra. Glenn t
ory made the announcement after daughter. Mn. Melvin Hagood,
.1 ... : a.l.a.lina I 1 1 ' 1 1 . (nanAATaf4 t Hat 11. Ml TYl Hi A
an OB-ine-tpoi invcsiusauuu. luu naiaci ui3pct.vvw
involved, a car driven bv Chris I aia 71 won worldwide fame in I irrigation Project.
Martin Clauaen. 156 Currier St., ius. b his defiance of the Soviet Vacations At Glide
Roseburg. was the last in a line of i ninn in the infant United Nations Eufene Schermerhorn, a
atu-
cars halted for a red light.
The police added that two pick
ups, driven by Gary Gene Bliss,
2026 NE Morria St., and Elwyn
Harvey Pocock, 176 NE Flagg St..
both of Roseburg. .lid on the alick
pavement causing Pocock'. truck
to strike the rear of Bliss's truck
which in turn struck the rear end
of Clausen a car.
dent at Milo Academy, it ipend
ing hit spring vacation at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wavne Schermerhorn.
The band and cborua of the
Glide Upper Elementary Grades
gave a spring concert last Thurt
day in the multi - purpose room
of the high school, the concert was
Monday from New York, bypass
ing Southampton, her home port
on the Atlantic run.
The Confederation of Shipbuild
ing and Engineering Unions
(CSEU), which haa called nation
wide atrikea paralyzing shipyards
and many dollar-earning indus
tries, has blacklisted the Queen
Mary. It contends the liner was
taken out of a struck shipyard
before repairt were completed.
Meanwhile, the snowball strike
of engineering workers in factor
ies entered itt secqnd week and
the shipyard atoppage its third.
There was no sign of a break in
Ada Rose Hixson of Dillard died
in a Roseburg hospital Sunday at
the age of 48.
She was born Feb. 24. 100g in
l.,lalla ann Mn.,an ta. Ilill.n in
1922 She married Vern Hixson Hillsboro free lance writer and eminent will run into a new crisit
. 'a2. photographer Frances Richardson , if there is an inflationary aettle-
I . - . A f I 1 1. : .1 man n Ik. at.il.-.
M,,. . , WUI, aci-VUU UILT. 1 CU IUT IIIIIU,"" VI WIW tUIKI.
ra. Hixson Is aurvived hy her w, , GtJL of th, B,nd .
tin, Claire Lyon of Portland, and
Doria Gunderson of Lebanon.
One of the ambulance crew was
Milton Woolridge, oldest son of the
family. He tried to help Doria and
drove her to the hospital.
Investigators said the boy had
no police record. He haa been in
the eighth grade at South fark
School and a regular at Sunday
school.
Daniel la in jail. No charge wat
filed immediately, pending deter
mination of hia atatua aa a juv-nile.
Ex-Nazi Ceneral Heads
NATO Cround Forces
either disoute. centered on wi
luniAini,auAU, rrance vn
;n. i , Lt. Gen. Hans Speidel of West
from women in communication! Timet predicted Monday t h a 1 1 "" """'"
work. I crime Minister Macmillan a gov- '""
organization. It was in the course
of this debate, on the question of
Soviet troops in Iran, that Soviet
delegate Andrei Gromyko staged
Russia's first walkout from U.N.
debate.
The bandit band, reportedly
afoot and whittled down by sev
oral runaway fiehta with pursuing
nnlina. ann trtVini 11 OUhine I unl hv the tivttl CTade ChOmt
The police said that the vehicles ,hrn., hl.ak desert mountain 1 - is voices. Carroll Graber. vocal
received front and rear end dam- countrv 0( southern Baluchistan ; instructor, directed the chorus.
-es- lis i desperate attempt to escape! The sixth grade band followed
Another car went over I nine- ,cr05i tn, frontier into Pakistan. I wjth six selections. Eighteen mem
foot bank into Rattlesnake Creek Tn government announced it Dcr compose this band. Miss
up Little River Saturday after i had rushed ,rm, t0 the loyal; sharon Medler, presented a piano
noon. Mr. and Mrt. Roy Caere, j BlluchisUn frontier tribes, enlist-1 ,00.
Glide, were visiting friends, whenlin, th.- w h,iD Cut off the es- The seventh and eighth grade
a window andcipf) ,ne border. A $10.-! chorus of 40 membera then pre-
" one- i 000 reward dead or alive wat put ,ented ix numbers. The prn-
on the head of each bandit. (gram was closed by the seventn
Shot Through Heart I and eighth grade band of 41 mem
Police reported they had finally hers, entertaining with five selec
found Mrs. Carroll', body by fol- ,joni. Glenn Fortune and John
lowing the circling course of vul-: Young presented a cornet duet
lures flying over the desert. during the evening. The concert
She had one gunshot wound ,,, heard by an audience of ISO.
through the heart. Her body wat,
tuny ciotneo. rotice saia ine
Gaare looked out
saw that the car waa
coasted backward down an incline
and into the creek. News Review
correspondent Mr.. Arthur Selby
said.
bandits apparently started K rr ; MlVOr In Walla Walla
rv her away as a hostage, then ' , rt, r- .
shot her when they became afraid At funeral Of ilSter
husband; one daughter, Ourinne
Bates of Lebanon, and a brother,
Lacy Boyer of Medford.
Servlrea will b held Wednesday
at z p.m. in Long and Urr Mor
tuary with the Rev. Eugene F.
Gerliti of the Roseburg Baptist
tnurcn oinciating.
Interment will follow at the
Roseburg Memorial Garden.. Long
and Orr Mortuary lt in eharge of
arrangement!.
Clendale Logger Put
To Bed By Accident
MlUO'Kt illlS rot latlSDMIKI
Ml hub Du.iNC THI mils or
Or MUCH a 10 MtlfH a INCLUSIVE
(OS IHt I0U0HIN6 At
ORIGINAL SECTION
NATKAt W fSIIW
no c coons
Roseburg Memorial
Gardens
Arthur Sheet!. Wolf Creek, waa
injured in a logging accident Satur
day morning, Mr.. G. B. Fox,
New.-Review correspondent report
ed today.
Sheets waa burking a log which
kicked back up the bill and then
rolled down, Mrs. Fox said. Sheets
waa whacked on the left hip and
pinned to the ground she explained,
lie was rushed to Grant! Pass
hospital by ambulance.
The accident occurred on t h a
Johnson and Bertie logging opera- shortly before she was found
lion aeven milea west of Glendale Miss Turner and Crane were di
al Perkins Creek, Mrs. Fox said, 'vorced in 144.
Lena's Daughter Coes
AWOL In School Revolt
HOLLYWOOD I .ana Turn
er'a tall, auburn-haired daughter
was reunited with her mother ear
ly today after she wandered alone
through the slum sections of Los
Angeles rather than return to
school.
Juvenile officers said that three
men were following 13 year - old
Cheryl Christina Crane down
Main Street when a motorist eave
her a lift that ended at a police
station.
Officer! said the girl got out of
a cab last night en route bark to
her exclusive girl's school, telling
a school chum:
'I m not going back to school
Pakistan Joins
Pact Under Ike's
Mideast Policy
commander of NATO
ground forces in Central Europe
but the general waa nowhere
around.
Sources at NATO headquarters
said Speidel would arrive at hit
new headquarters Wednesday. Al
though Allied officials would not
say so openly, Speidei'a delay was
apparently arranged to throw off
plans for a Communist demon
stration against the former Nasi
general.
KARACHI iM Pakistan hat
agreed to let U. S. help defend itC..m Aftnenaiw Diai
if necessary to repel iny armed """V . ,
attack by International commu- In Fall From Bridge
nism. The agreement wat worked
out under the Eisenhower Doc- I-OS ANGELES (i Injuries
trine. suffered when be fell from a
The decision was announced , bridge over the Harbor rreeway
in a joint communique at the con
clusion of a three-day visit here by
AmDassaaor James V. Richards,
President Eisenhower'! tpecitl en
voy to explain the doctrine to coun
tries in the Middle East.
The communique laid Pakistan
and the United State, reaffirmed
the "determination of both govern
ment to oppose aggression from
in downtown Los Angeles, claimed
the life of William H. Win.low, a
Salem, Ore., attorney, Sunday.
The (1-year-old man suffered
fractures of the skull, pelvis and
ribs in the 5-foot fall Saturday.
Hospital attendants said Winslow
told them he waa subject to faint
ing ipellt.
Late Sen. Taft,
Marine Corps Hit
By Ted Williams
NEW ORLEANS I - The New They said the condition of her I Mayor Arlo Jacklin and 1 1
Orleant Statea said Monday Bos-j-hoei indicated that she had not mother. Mrt. Put;n ,0'
ton Red Sox tlugger Ted WUliama flfd lcrost the desert afoot. I Walla Walla. Wash... flew from the
spat at the name of the late Sen. I The body wat flown to Tehrtn, 1 Roseburg tirport thia afternoon to
Robert A. Taft (R-Ohio) because ' where street crowds watched si-1 attend the funeral of he mayor a
the arnator did not help him get ently at a flower-banked ambu- sister, Mrs. H. E. barley ot i-iear
out of Marine aervice during the, lance carried the remains from 'Lake, Calif. ..... .
Korean War. the airport to a mortuary. ' Mrs. F.ariey died Saturday morn-
"You think Sen. Taft wat ( i Local tribesmen had aided in j ing. Jacklin is expected to be oacic
great man?" the Statea aaid Wil- the hunt for the bodv of the 35-1 in Roseburg Thursday or rrioay,
liama asked executive sports edi- year-old American woman,. 'he said.
iur viuaei aJupianiicr. reu,
here's what I think of him." Du-
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the two countries aigned a one
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Richards has left Karachi
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Future Homemakers
CORVALLIS iM Joanne Kemble
of Ontario. Ore., ia the new presi
dent of the Future Homemakera
of America.
She was elected Saturday at the
closing session of the organisa
tion two-day convention here.
Serving with her will be Nancy
Kleeman of Dallas, vice president;
Ellen Jeftryes, Eugene, project
vice president; Barbara McPart
land. Nyssa. secretary; and Ethel
Ralphs, Turner, treasurer.
Senate Completes Action
On Special Deer Season
SALEM iM The Senate com
leted legislative action last week
Commission To Probe
Claim Of Recipient
PORTLAND UP The claim of 08 " bl" 19 ,th ,U, i,m
a W year-old welfare recipient I Commiaaion declare emergency
that his welfare payments had ! open seasons oa marauding deer,
been reduced illegallv will be in- i elk and antelope.
plantier aaid Williams then spat
on the floor of the lobby at
Moisant Airport, ahortly before he
departed for Sarasota, Fla.
"He waa afraid to even try to
do anything for me. But he would
do anything for me. But he awould
not mind going to bat for some
other guy. But not me. 1 was too
important," Williama waa quoted.
The player waa in New Orleans
with the Red Sox Sunday for an
exhibition baseball game with the
class AA New Orleans Pelicans.
Marine Corp Hit
Duplantier asked Williama if he
had any resentment toward the
Marine Corps, which interrupted
his baseball career twice, calling
him up for service during World
War Two and the Korean War.
"You're damned right I do."
the Statea laid Williams answered.
"Resentment against the Marine
Corps and th whole damned gov
ernment." After spitting at the name of
Taft, the Statea aaid Williams then
laid:
"And the tame goes for Harry
Truman. And the whole United
Statea government. The whole
damned thing is phony."
Duplantier asked if Williams wat
still in the Marine reserves.
"Boy, you know I'm not," the
States laid Williama answered.
"When I got out thia last time and
they gave m a chance to pick up
that paper (hit ditcharge) I
grabbed it."
Gets Clothes 38 Cleaner
Yet saves enough hot water in
to do 100 EXTRA LOADS!
vestigated by the Oregon Welfare
commission
Sen. Walter C Leth (R). Mon-
' 'tiJ"!! ' 1 JST woM g"i ef farmed
in foothill irtis who havt been
dav
the comm.Mion icccoted
r, ., . l.. ui i" iTOinui arras nu niv uwn
I nr, iTatlwi i in '" , J?" plagued be ammaH foraging tor
ad circulated in the town of er-; O u. ., , m, ,.r" .v.
r?.'T,V. .td'Kmi".- .' Mri' suffered extensive field end crop
Eva Tire. Columbia Countr wel- jfflff r
fare administrator, on a charge of , ' . . . . , .
"illegal administration of her of-1 ,.,s"PP?r"! h' 0","1!W."
fice." Some Vernoma residents h' rd'ration and the Uaak Wal-
suned the petition. I ' .L,-u' th 0111 ouJd llmi!
In other action Fridav. the board ,h. J,k of nT 'Tpe of animal
announced that its new schedule ' ' """""I
of ratrs for treatment of welfare suea oy araw.
latienti at nursing hnmri
14th Amendment Plea
Frees Elk, Deer Slayer
ASTORIA iM Jewell farmer
Glenwood Engbrelsoo, using the
Constitution, waa found innocent
by a justice court jury Saturday
of killing deer and elk out of
season on his property.
His attorney, Paul Jones, based
Engbretson'a defense on the Uth
Amendment to the Constitution,
which provides that "No itite
ihail make or enforce any law
which shall abridge the privilegea
or immunity of citizens of the
United States..."
State law prohibit! unlicensed
killing 61 deer and elk.
Engbretson testified that the
animals sere eating hi! pastures
and cattle feed.
at nursing homes and
inmei for the a ted will ao into
effect April 1
The new schedule provides for
TIMPTIN9 HAZARD
OKEENE. Oklt. its One fea-
a y per cent increase in rates ture of the annual rattlesnake hunt
paid for nursing home care and a here April J-T is the awarding of
11 per cent increase in rate! for $100 to the person who brings in
care in homea for the aged. 1 alive a previously marked rattler.
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