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U. of C, l.ibr'"ry Eugene, Oregon ,omp leaped M5llin UoiiiH) roi&eir f Senate, House To Take Up Vital Basic School Fund Measure Thursday Morning y PAUL W. HARVIY ir. iwill consider plan submitted by SALEM I Th Senile and the Joint Way and Must Com-' House will argue Thursday over mittee whereby S2.S per cent of Ejfobiished 1873 two different ideif of how to"1 fund would be distributed onj aistrtoute ossie scnool tunas, a.""s gim .-uwi vuu, mu battle that hi been raging since I?-5 P'f cent. 00 ,n oi " '' ma Legislature beean 122 nay u""-i auuur to suovurc ago. Tha Senate will begin consider ation at 10:45 a.m. Thursday of a compromise "key district" plan that has been worked out by a Senata-Housa eonference commit tee. On that fame day the House tnit House Accepts Senate Chanqes On Excise Tax By PAUL W. HARVIY Jr. 14 Page XOSESURG, ORESON WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, If ST 114-5? PMCE Sc County Etobin Pale Aid cation Educators don't like either plan, since they want a full equalization formula. That formula would greatly hurt Portland and Eastern Oregon school districts. The conference committee voted during the first year, the money would be split about 80 per cent as grants and 20 per cent equalization. The next year it would be 78 22, and after that. 76-24. The Portland and Eastern Ore gon districts prefer the Ways and Means plan because they would : lose less than under the confer- VIIIIllVl sH39I3l LONDON t Soviet Premier enee committee plan. . . , Bulgania made a new but Wedaet- 1 lie tund now divided SB per : Hopes that Douglas County might day for an international "sum cent in flat grants per child and give financial assistance to the ' mrt" conference to discuss world per cent equalization. Robin Dale School were dashed problems. He added that such a A centennial trade fair in 1859 this week. meetine had he 'Wrt. ' In .aUUp.f 1" . . ' . )AMW i. TJ.- ,.. J 1 . SALEM ur The House accented " ""- " u,Jrea. Senate amendments Wednesday to J"'" VTYJ,il'S...LAj .'T?P.ttt iZa he -nrmr.lirai r til bill and ""-- ureuu uuiot ------ - governor a Bill Hones Dashed D. A. Ruling Says County I Cannot Assist Bulganin Makes New Bid To Obtain Summit Conference mad the statement a speech at a Soviet-Mongolian appropriating, tributed under terms of a oian sub-," " r'J?? sxinnnn fnr thi. m.; it .ii milted i h,m tnr u..i .i, E ...; io w reni- Ther was virtuaUy no opposi- Md lhtr P,cl(ie ,., Robm Dale School i, bemg op-! Ra(i " Br0,ac, o" linn In ih. bill, in contrast to tha -;i i :,!, v.,,i ..-.. ;.i. ii .J.lnsaI0- original vol when the biU passed igrmmd, in Portland. been faced with closing because t Bu!DU taXi meeting that the Housa with only one vote to: gaaX sent to the House a funds are running so short. spare, me .senate proposed Monaay nigm, tv-i. Tha House will vote Thursday on the minor Senate amendments to Ui personal income tax bill. Tha two measures, which com prise th Democratic tax pro gram, would add 14 million dol lar in state revenue in the next biennium. The income t biH waa ap proved Tuesday 114 by th Senate. Tii maior Senate amendment to the corporation tax bill was to continue th effective tax rata on net incomes of manufacturing industries at 4 per cent. The House originally had put it at 8 per cent, but th Senate thought the higher rate would discourage industry from locating is Oregon. The bill raises the rates on banks from f to t per cent, utili ties from 2t to 7. and other The he useful.' 'Now that then ar again sympioms or some easing of in ternational tension, favorable coa- atttons ar created for the re sumption of such contacts, added. "Ther ar tnsav things t li leaders of th Westers and East- attaches "great importance constitutional amend- county court was asked to assist !v" 10 . " between mf A tt ti.- it,. ...t, ! -,i . i , , statesmen, ana mat exnenene wholesale power business, wheth-iout which was hoped would meet , ,S contact ar er in power ts oeveiopea irom legal reqmremenu. water, coal or atomic energy. The! The court proposed an agree measure, passed 22-8, would be on ment by which School District No, the next election ballot. 4 would establish a school for hand- Th state would be permitted ' icapped children and operate it to issue 200 million dollars worth ' under state standards as nearly as of bonds t finance power proj-' possible. This would open th way ects. . for eventual state aid. if the school A nirtisan battle develonfi nvr 1 district rfifi u Mimts , a bill ta nermit th Suorem ; match district funds m m sn-sa ra countrie caa talk about on ! Court to aoooint two commis- is. tB condition, of course, that the TkAmn.nR ,,it ,1.., a.- ... uiwtmH ar oronanv oreDafn. may operat a school for handi-Lfu'gti,lisu,"lil.ht ? Um. capped children but has no st.tu. ment ih We" not responded tory authoritv to make contrihu. m satisfactory manner but "w li ..!,. ..i -.t remain certain that tha orohiem to defray the expense of a school X disarmament can be solved if the other unit is operating. He 'r es!e Powers will at last wrote that thi would th. show lom goodwill and readi- power of the countv court a it n".s-. not ln or bui BT only has powers soecificaUv dele- ., " . parucularly gated to it. in it proposal, th court said it appoint (Continued on Pag t Col. i) David Weisman New Douglas Co. Polio Chairman David Weisman is th nw Doug- Budget Appeal Made To Nation By Eisenhower Attempt Abandoned To Retrieve Bodies Of Crashed Liner CH1LUWACK, B.C. -Immediate attempts ta recover the fwv4u of Iknu I ,tlA i Timjt a WASHINGTON m President m Canada's biggest aviation daat- Eisenhower resumed th fight for hi spending budget Wednesday declaring he does not se how as honest cut of btihon dollars can b mad in the 38V billions earmarked tv defense. Euenhower told hi new con ference the country is going te b in trouble if Congress trifle with defease spending. This fol lowed up a speech is which he told th nation Tuesday night that any great spending reduction) m the face of Soviet atomic might would amount ts "a gamble with th safety of our country. Eisenhower said Wednesday fee thinks he has grown more conser vative sine 1SS2, when he sharply criticized the ievei of government spending during his first success ful campaign for the presidency. He made the comment during an exchange in which a reporter asxea waetner he agrees with some Republicans is Congress who, the reporter said, hav bees saying that he ha swung ta th left since entering the White House, Far from turning to th left. ter wer all bat jives, sp Wcdnet-i oay. Mountaineers, Judge To Hear Secrets 'Leak Charges Today Businessman Denies Profit Is Excessive Kennedy Sy lidentt Indieaftil Bk Sro!, Net Borrowed, Money WASHINGTON A Seattle insurance broker Wednesday acknowiedged making more than milliaa deBars oat st handling Teamster tlsiss insures? is the last four years. But broker George Heweil denied Ust profit waa "exces sive. er asy knowledge that premiums eo persssaf iniursnre sf seme Teasssters efficiais and tlwir families bti bees paid frsis union funds. KeweSl. is the itci chair sf ta Senate racket sisvstigating eastmiltee, wej shows esssmiHe staff figure listing set profit sf hi sisurasee business as SI 337, f is the tost four years. i Nesrell 6U sot siiesti tktm. Asd he said auorosamatelv PORTLAND A charge that P cent "ataybe more" of the an assistant attorney generaJ ! was m Teamster policies, "leaked" secret grand jury as-1 "1 thsA the profits were exees tsrmatios to th snt lahnr sive, said Sen. Kesaedv D- Air 1re,c aS ) r' m Washing I Ma. "IT fttofc Tt the Hoyal Canadian Mounted Pa- 5 ' f fai 55l!J!f lice agreed the risk was too great , ,i s to try ana recover the remains 1 igt Cfearlea W. 8eSm& f( 'mtJ!f Jr- f of th K person who died when Srd th. charg. Tuesday, 'd r?, i ""X a i risj-i.nla Air use plane e a ws ta arsumeais agaissi.;- . , "VT , T rammed ,399-foot Ml. Siesw. sTharsday morning es just hJ ; i"m.T''-1 Csefereacet. cornorations from 5.4 ta 8. The Senate Tax Committee ljona foundation for Infantile Pa- voted to let th House-passea succeeding Dr. V. J. An-! compulsory re-appraisal bill die in I Person, who has headed th polio committee. . chapter for the pst three years. The present proffram is volun- At tne t,m, it was an- tary. Any county that wants it 'nounced that Brian Gravea has property re-appraised can sign ; Been re-appointed driv chairman aereementa to hav th Tax Com-', lne March of Dimes in Doug mission do it, with th state and it County next January. Florence th county splitting th cost. 'Powell tril! continue si secretaiy- Twenty-fie e e n n 1 1 s have , tntsant t xiit county orgamta signed such contracta, and the bill , tjon would have forced the other cmin- Weisman last January acted as ties either to ign up By next Jan. Rosebure drive chairman. Dr. An- i. or nave ine is voinmuiuun "!flerson, nesiaes r, th re-appraising entirely at theicounty chairman, eounty expense. as touniy cnairman tor ne na- hl(j been ertimated that the cost of a school for retarded children would be $600 per child per year. Continued oa Pag 1 Col. 1) Rodeo Queen Candidates Get Tests Next Week Candidates for the D o a 1 1 a a besides his three years as I County Rodeo court will get their chairman, served on year ' first tests next week, starting with nttntv rfriv chairman and 1 horxemanshm IrisU Sttnrisv a The 11 counties which haven't i Roseburg drive chairman. speech contest will constitute an- signed re-appraisal agreemema jt wxs announced that th Doug-, other part of the judging next Tues are Baker, Lincoln. I'matilla. ; countv chapter ha voted to day. Slultnomah. ,'osephin. Yamhill. t reserve $4,300 for purchase of Salk i Announcement of th court is Linn, Clackamas. Wheeler, t. nion vaccine when it become avail-expected to b made the following and Jefferson. hi The vaccine will be set aside rfav hv BnM fi ft...--.. su Th Jomt Ways and .Means or use when needed in such things , RsffensDeroer The oueen will he Thcv said the eramMise 2S-fosti ledge where til plane bit at the! 7,8u0-foet level shuaid not b dis turbed becaus it could easily carry BteuaUtneers dews ih pre- cipiiotts fiili. They testified formally at c coroner inquiry hehf her Tues day by Coroner Cies McDonald, Vancouver, "We have identified the sir- craft, but not on person, of the 2 aboard," McDonald said. "Tha attorney - genera! department want to bring th remains out if humanly, even guper-btimasly, possi&i. But on mountais climber, dy bfierstan. a Vancouver news paperman, had testified it was too hazardous at present to get that Eisenhower replied, he thinks teat mgl identifiable Body out of the wreca. Answer, soy aiastxt, (Costtausd an Pag 1 Cot. ti Bulganin carticuiartv attacked the role of th United State in the Middle East. He said: "The concentration of the Uni ted States 6th Fleet is that area and the blunt statements bv U.S. leader about the readiness ta in terfere in the domestic affair of Jordan laid bare th essence of the Dulles-Eisenhower doctrine. S Th Roseburg School Board to- "This doctrine, aimed at esiab-1 night will consider allotting tuosey iisntng tne unatvtoeti colonial for as appraiser who will set School Board Will Consider Hiring Appraiser sway of the American monopolies m tne siiodie tast, is now the main source of anxiety and in stability is that area." Committee announced Wednesday completing the school vaccina- it haa aDorovrd S271,S. appropriation bills. compared with estimated revenues in the next biennium of about 280 mil lions. 1 lion program. X-Ray Unit Now In Camas Valley Two mobile X-ray units which selected soon after. The annual rodeo event will be held June 22-23 at th Douglas County Fairgrounds. Court candidates so far are: Joan Hardirk, IS, Roseburg: Judy Strode, 17, Roseburg; Judy Ott, 17, Roseburg and Erma Long, 18, Douglas High School. Other girls wishing to compete laurel Lodge Slates 1 UUth Year Observance ' . " c"'cul"nlf m . Uoui in the selection may enter by being . voumy since iiu , wm oe in at tne Koseourg chamber of Com- p a, a ' "o'cDurg Aaiuraay ana next wee. , merce offices between 4 and I p.m. r -'l-'Mra Friwarri Taiisrher executive S,trHav i Korea Will Cat Mod.rw S - II j vveiponi rrom u. Laurel Lodge 11, Roseburg, Saturday win stage a se(.reUry of the Tuberculosis and proxram i-uu.uijm,.. ...... v,.-, ilealtn Assn., announced. Tinuous years oi nnsimij. w c- ,,nii will K Vi-1 r-...A si..i.. n.ih t uif w.ll Saturday, a unit will be at Niel- i" .-..iT ' ;sens Market from 10 a.m. to oe iraiurra iTom . Tfc..el. VI. w n nn. r.1 Ih. ...of.rtthm'dmner urn, will be' "at the Vest Sid.i SEOLIL - President Sk illed to start with a 7 p.m. dinner , .... w H.j .... man Khee said here "the tm in the Masonic dining room . frm ,, ' ,a . ' m , ,,, a,-,,, ted fate, ha unofficUlly indi- !imn.H. .."r ,,... - . . .hi.cated it will provide son Street, t.rana Master Moore a - - - . weapons to defend Korea tonic is, entitled ;Monry lorn- ""S " J'- u.rkW 1 m ! North Korea already ha atomic mission t. i-eroy " p f, ' . iweapons and it preparing to at- worshipful master of the Roseburg " o ' , Uck Sou1h Ktt" tgl,St ta modern Reedsport Logger Killed In Woods Aster Jcseeft Lcy, 45, ReeoV pert lesser, wat kiltee Tuesday memine when a ta refteel ever htm while he wa werkin about five miles svufheast Reeds pert. it was the first weeds fatality sf 1957 In Oeusia Csvnty, Other men work in nearby didn't see th accident. They said they found what had hap pened when semaane noticed that Lacay's power sew Had he est Idling for several minutes. Lacey and the ether were werkinf tee the ASC Lef in . en the Ailard Walker ranch en Schelfietd Read, Th sidnt happened about f:4S ,m,, the sheriff's office said. TH victim is survived by hi wife and twe children. The body was taken t Ufteer Funeral Heme in ateedtperr. price oa 7.4 acre of surplus vet eran Administration property ffte board warns tor a jenool nl9. Supt. M. C. Deller said the school district ha bees informed that th acreage has been fumed over to the I. S. Department of Health, Education and welfare for disposal ta the district said the anew mass "is toe un stahle ... it wa avalanchmg while tf were there. Squadron Leader George 5ha han. who ha directed numerous air searches for lost planes, sug gested that periodic check of th area be made and another at tempt to get th bodies cut be made near the end of July, stiigat save ta do, if any wiife ssdiciotesi is Port land's long-drawn-out vice probe. Deens aUsmcvs, arguing for dismissal of indictments, said it had a great deal to do with it. Edwas D. Hicks, attorney for Mayor Terry Schrusk, said he wasted to reveal a "patters' urs der which he said secret material was gives to th Sesate commit tee. The csmmiUee aired num ber of charge is lh city's Jaw enforcement trounie. Asst. Atty. Gen. Arthur 6. Kaplan a record of whose tele phone calls ts Washington wen brought isto esort eaad he could- at be eaHed es to answer iouestio&s si when isvestisators of l?lthe !esate committeev came into tae picture here. titcics sought ts introduce the text of the March grasd jury re port which waa highly cnueai of Atty. ties. Koorrt t, Toorntoa, Dtst. Aff. wiiuast Lanie, Schrunk ai others, Th defend snts save called this report, whteb was separate from the 63 mdicv mestt th grind fazy returned, aa trreEular affair and highlit improper. The judge said he'd re serve dectaioo. and Brewster waa responsible ter yoa getting the aeeesst " Newell tasssied that Brcwstef a not lehsBy respessftl to- hi having the Teamster hsmsta. H said the psUcs were placed by individual esiss Iocs Is ami sot by the Westers Conference directly. But he conceded that Brewster. with approval sf a policy commit- see, cobks -cat off ssy susisesa tomorrow although same toe! policies would sot be affected. Sen. Reaaedy said si looks to ate like ysi rate feontmissionst were excessive. . . It leeks like a tremendous profit1' mey ate tremendous Jewell Canyonville Will Review Dtfoaitd School Budget The CasyosvtUe schoot issues. defeatad us the election last week, will be r-xaatisd by th budget Th. laiut waa lunuui vr in ihm COmSlltte MonOSV. SiSV 20. at Si department by th General Serv- special meeting is the high school, j dismissal of indictments charging ieea Administration. Th decision was made thia rk I ?chf8: 5'1 ral reporter Costisaed oa Pag i Col. T) Meany Mum On Talks With Teamster Heads WASH1SGTOM yts Save Beck'. Teamsters Onksa csHeagae held pewst saddle Wedssesday with AFL-CIO President Geery Measy so Ui ssiss's problem stemming from eomititiee eharze. sat sheJ svaptas wa sec as ftt assistant no utM ea tae diseassios. attorneys geseral ssorkasg wrthf A fjye-ssas defegatiss sf Tea rh grand Jury whiiis prepared tr. . m-euirfratw f i i the recsrt critical sf Kaoiaa'a boa, list report sraisea Jac weii a his ea-wonter. Asst. Atiy. Gea. C. W. Wvckoff. Tuesday acted a attorney isr Kaplan , wyekos argued that suestisaiaf about the Sen! committee had little ts do with the suesiios Now, ut order ta obtain till toi board meeting. Another vote the iasd, the school district mast ion the budget wa set far June If, hire aa appraiser at local expense date of the annual school elections to place a value oa th land Th land, including twe buildings, i lust east of th Harvard Avemt entrance to th property. Deiier said the board also is like ly to consider a "number' of appli cants for athletic director for til district. is th county. The clerk wat instructed to sum marise the budget to it caa be mimeographed and sent to all par ent is the district thia week, re port correspondent Virginia Proctor AS pauron are requeeted tc (- Hi alia h il ra-nnrt M hit itfB mtmt recent teacher recruiting trip istoS !t indicated at the sieetiat Idaho isat th budget would probably ciitieal, recreational group, and.! i f t liJflS- oSJ itt Anchor acaool and finascing csf- reoort ott the nearlr comoleted addition to Hucrest School. locations Saturday, May ti. Hours The meeting it open to all Mas- i at the City Drive-in Market will ne irom ll a.m. 10 e p.m. ana Marks from 10 a m. to S p m. All persons 1$ or over are elig ible to have their chest X-rayed. There is no charge for the service, Mrs. Tauscher said. on and their wives (Also see story Page 1.) The Korean armistice prohibited the acquisition by either tide of new weapons, only replacements being permitted. Technical Side Of Lumber Industry Treated At Meet Of Forest Research Croup etenc might be dropped. Th first for ,x3Z and ih s!9 903 75, Both were defeated soundly. Th remainder of th mteusg was made up f routin butiset. Brtd William with siKamisg wiretaps and former Deputy fisi. Ally. Howard Lesergan with get ting Witnesses to he lender oath. While fats was going ss is judge Redding court, Ctagley, the ousted district attorney, was ar-i raigned aa seven indictments gad gives bbHI Tuesday ta plead. Senate Refuses Confirmation Of Roilin E. Bowles Ngro T Gr Diploma At- Clinton High School (UMTUV. Tenn A Seem will receive his diploma together'" e appointment SALEM m The r,a refused 15-1 Wedaesday to essftrn: Gov, Holmes appointment of Kolfis E. Bowles, Portland lawyer, ta tht state Water Resource Board, Twenty votes ar secessry to confirm. Bowies, legislative representa tive and former president of the lak Welles ijeagtie, was op posed by fans and irrigafios group last said he would favor recreatior.il use of water at the experts of irrigaties sset. The Senate Nature Resources:, ' Committee, which held hearings i ;ee. voted 5 t ts iBeck held as sour' closed ses ssoa wits Messy aatf AFL-CIO Secretary Treasurer William Ssaarler to Sfeasy effic at AFL-CIO aeadQearter. Meaay Ufi by s side door and aide ttid he would have ss com ment. Eisar O. Merita. Teamster administrative vice president waa headed the truck union's defeca tion, emerged with aa aaeaiight sning prepared slatement; "W had a very pleatast meet tog and discsssed general pmh lemt a they affect th leasts? srgaaixatlaa, It wa believed likely that Meany sroatehed to the Tetssters leader the AFL-CIO terms for m corruption deasup fey the unttva ! avoid threatened easier tresa the federateis. The Teassstera-Mtassy meeting came gssid report treat a num. her sf sources that mm -s may he aadee way wilhst the Teamster erganuatieat Is get Use B-year-4d Beck to step aside at head sf hi Th AFL-CIO Ethical Practices: Committee will hold a hearing Monday to consider waeiher ts continue Beck's present ausaea aioa a as AFL-OQ officer. tThe Detroit News "said is s Washisgtss dispatch tt learned from reli!! source that a ' rss. Joniy of the 13-staa Teamster general Exeealiv Board has de icided ts scuttle Beck Mohs, head of Out five-mas grasp essfemsg wish Messy, tast a close associate st In The Day's News y FRANK JINKINg Strange tal is th newt National Guard trucka are haul ing drinking water to the town of I ampasas m lexas, wnicn is uau ly hit by FLOODS. Proptrty Rgporttd Takan From Servicg Station A double armload of oronertv ( State had was taken from the Golden Eagle ' commitment service station about a miie south of Mvrtle Creek in a Monday night II S. Plane Crashes The people of Lampaiaa can con- burglary, the sheriffs office ssid , . ft,t . j sole lhemselve (perhapsi by re-Tuesday. 1 w" tnfiano :: . i.HA line frnM Camiiel rH(,nM In ik itatinli MU mill t ruuiK .. ............ iiniariru ri.j ,caa he as aiset,' The technical side of th lumber t Mayhew eostesded that while industry received professional "tremendous strides' is the im- U. S. militarr leaders hav pro-1 treatment is discussion at Taes-iprovemeat of machinery and pro-1 with 8S white seniors la cftmmee-lsend the appointment ta the floors posea ttiat tne L.tv. command - day a session of ta forest froo-1 cesses of timber land manage-i meat exercises fridsy at Clinton t without recommenoatios. junk this provision oa th ground, art Research Society's convention j ment and use of waste products i High School, center sf recent r-S Sen. Philip S Lewiy iRK Communist violated it. I which ended with aa afternoon tour have been made, progress in th cil disorder. I Metlford chairmas of the r Rhe did not specify ht h of Roseburg Lumber Co plywood industry of cost accounting proee-1 H a n-year-eid Bobby Cais iisitte. amcd the Senate to ces-i CHICAGO A West Coast meant by "modern weapons." Th plant. . . idurea ha sees few, a any chang-j,, rf ,t j,efr()eJ aam,Mi t firm his because h u esimpped ; Teamster Caws nfiiciai Tueiiy term is sometimes used to de- Som M delegate, aitting is on e. j school Aug ft te hold this oHie hv his hack- Med a f!ffi,sm lihel mit assiast scribe atomic weapons Neither ; the three hour morning session i , . det-, ,.t ' f,,.iriii. vn.. ground. He is aggressive but heTime tsc , publisher of Tim nil Ih. I.nt.l,.. r.e.at Prnrfnel. ishor.,"" . "" "" " ", 'iiw .mii.eimj m Ut VI. 3 atory at Oregon State toilets. Wayne E.Mayhew of the SaaFraa-j The .-nrb cost basis has "Vf4 rH,h''4 chi- Tl Cisco management firm of Touche, bees used almost since the begin- j ,f in feri court order Siven. Bailey A Smart; R . mng of tha plywood industry. May- fdmrttiag Segroe to t prvioua Fra.hour and W. H Cooke of the hew said It la based us the rnn-1 1J " Ciintos school. llU' fftrest nrftdtteta lahoratorv versify nf Ih nrwittritnR tn ts , MATAOHtlS. M yft Ose Tavlor Coleridge'a The Ancient hy breaking the glasa in a rear- "V."' LV ti. J . ffeiHer discussed the westera eouivaieat of H-mch plywood pas-( rt.t-U-J, ,,- 8,4. 7 Ma-mer: ! window in the shop section of the ?, r'y , " a" narawoocis, covnng sues items aa els, tm tne converted production; .- i.,r pn. -water, water, evervwhere. 'hMine Then th burster made fighter crashed into the e off eoumment and manufacturing op- m terms of unite of l.u feet di- Voe Sciseijfe Maw 79 Tsesday as demstra!ors Worked Nor any drop ts drink." away with to 35 package of English east coast Monday, jertions, raw materials and re- vided into the dollar cost which cicarettes. 17 to so worth of candy n n.l V. Vi,. - .'vr'uires capital. e esiimateu inai result is tn "cost per M Basis; Oakland a school budgt ejection Man ShoC, Scores Hurt In Border Tewtt Rioting the English east coast Monday, t -rations raw materials and re- viHerf mil. ih. rioii.e emit wiiieh' itraffteos txnh Boyai Air Force and U. S. res-i n,,,rt eamiat lie esiimaied that ean i "e.t am- ss I rt-ti k.i -.i i hrideea cnanectiag this border .Limping from water to hogs: :,nd gum. a flashlight, an electric j c"j .IT it teaee up to ?ai.SB capital io s,-mch ' wiU b held Wednesday, May , "'I' wl,n """", ime The l .S. department of agricul- shaver and a pair of gloves , ,k il, " . t,rt veneer operaiios ano up io jj,, method ia insdequai be- with a tatsi of tJ:9 in excess of Hundred of demonstrators and ttire tells us that the world's hog Charles Stanfield. the proprietor. in n on million dollar t include all jj recoiinii Use cost Ihe sit per cent hmitatios ts h UmohsSe cl!(d She bruises population rose to a new record told the investigsting officer that 0o1.- , , h ...tb finer equipment. difierenee due to gratiea of pa-' voted The vnal proposed budg- shortly als-r a is is what oiti- m l-and add that th number the burglary occurred between t 10 Ir'l""g ., "H4 a " els produced, he cestisu-d tales figure for the StBI-M school cials called dei!sriiBB o m. Monday and f a m. Tuesday, i S "r:t 7' :. " T . oiui ssentii m mausiry. ,,,i , ,,-1 ,n,i i. ,a. year is !.. aaaiB' a recent ngsieanig it re- -c... is, mo,t tecRsical ann tneoret- ... , .,- . , . . Iwreckaae showenoi dowa on a ,-.i , s'"'-' t jchi wim se sew oeiwees Gainsboroush .... i .-.. " , iiw ran n a r m. saw - wiiivfi cuiisumeu ,,iO wn V -, ' w 1 . t .... . u . w .. . . . . h . . , , , fiun OA -,.. ll. .... ,.il... ifce "" r... f w ..a "TOW wraa, wr awet 1 Crosby Filo Libel Suit 1 1 Agjissr Tim Migsiing i msi?:ne j tlyile C. f'tosby, a Portland, OiT, orgasiser for the sales. charged ia a i' S. fHstrict Court sait that th magaziae 'dld great damage to his resiitatsos and tharatfer ta a recent article Crosby satd ia his suit the story I linked top Teamsier officials n 'the West Coast with gasihlcr asd mtereasiojii. JBd (.gf.;, lB Hsjt MU thc article wa setsmaiory ens us- fContinued on Pag 4 Col. 1) The Weather : ConstrsfcHoN StttjiM ' Opcntaf At Prtf Britfft housing estate at The body of the pilot was strict a m tm : th isnptirt sf fureiga Levity Feet Hunt By L. F, e?etgrttir Fair and mild tonight nd Thurs day. Highest temp. Itst 14 hevrt . M Lewast tmp. last 14 heurs 40 Highest Isms, ny May .. Lwst temp. ny May Prcip. last 14 hour Precip. from May I . Precw. frm See. I - iscess freen Sept. 1 Sunset tenteht, f:s pen Sonrts tmerw, 4:4t .m. jATCtlwS TO ?aUaTV through th roof of a house. None soeakme table bv Frashour who Msyhew called for recogniring Sfm of the residenta oa the housing ttvK t runiung commentary with '" "Urinsie vaitfet of veneers sUt waa injured. ,llr!e picture shewing th finer , $1 n! a" i i i..-. fit! i.ONts nf iocs amk nrocessine FtVi OAT P0iCAT ' through the green end and lehort Tha R.w Jsisioe ChamSiasr ,sTL,l a ! il Th C H. Weatfe-r Bureau office' Th picture also depicted the ef- r,9t preprmg veneer nts loasmere is making piasa 3!', " 'r f at the Roseburg an port reported fects of climate oa the product must also be takes into intta- tnni she Floreac RhisMH- II ms mhtfh war utet na a "testm es.s.wa s sjwe. flreft sesltval IsusulasF iismm s ' , , - ' 111 cutis! ruction stioervisor's office and ate above normal durina the nest house 1 e comoiex taaihemattcal for- wear their new Indiaa-lvse -' . Two construction buildings were forced ooen at Primer Hndge some- e time the previous night, the sher-i 40 iff office ssid Tuesday, and a 01 power saw (nd 20 to 30 gallons' la of aasolin were stolen. t The burglary was in the bridge today that temperaturea will aver- ; 1M Catlb fr , 0 l(4 N TilWtr ll.ai storag shed built by West Coast five day with 'aae maximum rang-. Pfeffer instructed in hti talk the mtis fnr deiermmg the grade tume and fcav as-entry tn, thet The rsd wis f suiiTT some 3& 1.47 Steel Works, which si building ing from ft5 to li nd mmtmum reiativ use of different trees for yield factor' were presented which festnal ptTMit ts fvertis fa' miles aortseast of Tiller, Th hid new hndae across the South I mo- at mailt between 41 and Si. There aura thins aa furniture, floor and ultimatet lead ta th 14 syrtew limirla Cowntv Rodeo ia Rase-! chefi ai raaB ftir const rac- oua River near Riddle. will b no or iitti precipitation. other eommercial item. :cost formula for veneer, burg iua 22 23. ,tos of akk Afrfoot feri'ws. j Th wsstrel whs pave sot f tent ' Does not look forward ts thai timm I Viteat h way room sbout th strest, 1 Atktnf men whom h may Msstf, cast y twg 4 o e