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4 The Nw-RtIew, Roseburg, Or. Fri. Dec. 13, 1957 CHARLES V. STANTON, Editor and Manager ADDYE WRIGHT, Ant. In. Mfr. CfORGE CASTILLO. Aut. It- Member of tK Associatee1 Press, Oreaea NiiHf Pwbfisliars Ataocietiea, Hm AU lura at Circulars. IlKMIUI kr Wltt lOI UOU CO.. INT. ffW la .. T.ct Cafeta. a rrttcMsst, Lsw Atils, tlU. rtrtUaa, Davr fnklitKW Daifriacs $ hr rk NEWS-REVIEW COMPANY. INC. rmjmiPTION tTEa I Orra . Ir Tr, lit.. l .. thru. .., U tV OaUi4 Orti ? UmUTn ItlM; til tMailM t:.M; U.r .al, it-M. 7 Kt-fl CmtriM Inr. HtM 0 )ac Un th rr aivBik. J 1. tir4 m iMc-a rliM sun Ma T. 1S. at lit rfW at iMtkirt, ONM, tMll M f aura a. -Hal Boyle- ; " . Christmas rush Oregon Winter Livestock In The Day's News SSSSSi p.an8e, Ar. in cood sh.P, police department Wednesday. PORTLAND a Oregon s win- Iney were trying; lo Una ine ler lusestoci. ranges are ine Dest Bv BRIAN BEII For HAL BOYLE HL ENOS AIRES When the world-wide organization i of Girl Watchers Inc. sets up formal operations its head i quarters should bOhere. ! True, the semi-honorable pastime whose devotees are legion is practiced with verve in other more publicized . centers Rome, Paris. New York. However, the Argentina My. that was ome Christmas male takes a back seat to no one in open, frank, unbridled ' from narade Ro&eburff had' Admiration nf tho fprnnln fuc anH fnrm with tha arrant 'Arte. 1 I'll bet they're ruing far and on the latter. ; I wiue auuui 11. ivu diu io inn Roieburg's ChrittmJS Parade Is Criticized (Continued froai Page 1) Russian targets and back to the American base f'om which taev took off. Thus they are important to us for Ol.'.t OWN defense. But Keep this clearly ill mind: While we are defending ourselves these foreign bases h ALSO DEFENDING OCR FRIENDS AND ALL1KS IN EU ROPE AGAINST ATTACK BY thief trees who from stole a lot 1.70 Christmas since 1SS3 as a result of good here. WIDE AREA BURNED COOS BAY The Coos Fire District Wednesday said fires raced over 4.564 acres of its area : in the past year, the highest num ! ber since 5.372 acres burned in 1952. growing conditions and adequate moisture, tne state Crop and Live- lock Reporting Service said Thursday. Hay and feed grains are plenti. ful at prices below last year s, the service said. Cattle and sheep are in good condition. WHERE DANGER LIES By Charles V. Stanton Quick or you'd miss it entirely. There were about three floats, weren't there' Where were all the bands, beautiful floats. Christmas bauoons and Christmas music and carols? 1 can't understand why. when we can spend so much time, effort and money for a rodeo parade, we can t have a nicer Christmas par ade. Doesn't Christmas mean any-1 In New York when a pretty mo- gaze forward to spot tha next sub-! THE KREMLIN COMMUNISTS. del in a tight fitting dress swings ject. down Fifth Avenue carrying her It is not unusual when an espe hat box, she has admirers. Men daily outstanding specimen goes glance covertly at her as she by for the Argentine to stop dead passes. Some even take second in his tracks, do an about face glances. However for tiie most and look until she is lost from part the looking is done shyly and sight. People are constantly' slyly. In European lands the visu- bumping into each other. In fact al approach is more direct- j an especially curvaceous delicacy But in Argentina ' ' ran block walking traffic almost When a "chica" (slang for ba-' comPlele'5r- fV A rash of traffic accidents always leads to a flood of proposals to limit speed of motor vehicle5 The great majority of people seem to feelhat lowering speed limits would reduce accidents. Ther; are no statistics, as I understand it, to prove that conclusion. Lower speeds, it is true, will reduce fa-; with this beautiful parade. Head- ,f,eid as a city block taHtiff but not necessarily arCldentS. , ui. me paraue ine irauiuonai ,vh(,n femmlne ouarry U 2J. thing to anyone anymore'" I UiouiM ennstmas was supposea to hv the cudd v one of nl aeesi be the biggest thing q a Chris- comes strolling down the street it Han's life. That's whaT we cele- u literally a traffic stopping oc- brate it for. isn't if ca-sion. The approaching Argen- 1 attended a big Christmas par- tine starts looking at the limit of ade m Columbus. Ga., two years his vision The usual spotting dis- an Ti tirml Inun namnnated t. ...... m ., . -.4. I... t ........ to start off the Christmas season ,0une exDert carr foray as far ' ?J"',ys - o . .. sania liaus in nis sieisn wun -,,.v Ardntin i.im ih , ? : . ! A report by the O.-goa Statoman. Salem. IS that It mdeer. Most important each f!1, V"? ,f lL, at the tie! of"n CODW-!aus b' tneir - nd for American bases or for :-j iL-it:- :.. .- -ii 10 -... t.ffij. .u. v. ... ........ .- . lon loo ". oegins at me toes nc, .... M1i That includes the French, who are talking about whether or not they will PERMIT us to build bases on French soil. So much for the present. Let's take a look now at the fu ture. We presently need foreign bases from which to launch bombers at Russian targets. I The time is near when we win The Argentine girl is something need foreign bases from which to to look al. launch intermediate range mis It's too bad the stores can siles at Russian targets, never fitfjhem. There seem to be But no large jes. The "chicas" must The time is not far off when we sAJe for a sweater two to will have INTERLONTINE.VTAL three sues loo small. The skirts , RANGE missiles that can be give their limbs no freedom at all. : launched at Russian targets from The usual unseen garments are I our own soil thus eliminating our Something Ta Look At queried traffic agencies in all -18 states regarding traffic church was represented with a figures and "reluctantly reached the conclusion they just didn't prove anything." Soma states had ttx basic rut and soma hadrtQSome had 79-mifJ limits; some had SS-mil limits; same had varying limits for night and day, wet and dry. But in wry few rnem was tharQ tna sam method f ryartinf accidents and fatalities. Soma didn't demand reports mishaps witnawtprsonal injuries. Othars did not keep records ef accidents, even fatal anes. afyr than rhosa an aut -city highways. Still emers had n comiwsita af the tells even from all state sources. It would have bean impos sible to present a fair picture because of such great variation. O The only conclusion to be reached, says the ?;iem jjewspaper, is that each state is searching for .TtethodPto Wduce highway speeds. q lO n T.O Statesman proposes retention of Oregon's "basic New Rule Suggested float depicting lit niuwty scene or part of the Christmas story They bad beautifully colored flood light shimnc down on them. The schf of the town participated with costumes, floats and band There were esen Mardt Oras bal - loons representinc children's clas sic fairyland stones I Now this wa-O. a big c.Q They were a bo at the size of Kugene 1 They did spend a lot of time and t effort to make their ChnstrAs rade a succttfl 9 'Just think bow big kte could make our parade for Chnr,as if all of the schools, churches, or ganizations Qand bands wereorep i resented and really worked at it! I am thankful for the churches (thai did participate r and ; that won the prize ney. m sure they can ue the monev to ftontd and sweeps slowly up to tne neaa: i Americans here have a field then returns equally slowly witli day. Once they forget tate$ide a last. peneiraunR. souuui giance- taboos, they really earn the eign soil. into the lady's eyes. Blifjjul Ignorene OQ To all this the senorita pretends bliful ignorance Her gaze re mams fixed about two inches beads o f the gaping Speed the day! Persofiy. axne American cm- Q o e the Theninspction doesn t stop as the s rl Dases. The Araentine ,inuf hie ctinn0 hark over time looking at the girls." ins shoulder fur perhaps iO pslVs. And would otpwork either i li thn r..:ctantlvnwncs his vou could rea:iy look at tne gins scenerv. No more pretending they ien. I'm getting tired of PAYING aren r looking wnen tney are .no r'OR THE PRIVILEGE of defend more feelings of frustration at not ing evervbodv in the world agai.-Q getting a long enough lock. Here issian communism. ther can and do stop, look and and look 0 TAX LEAGUE MEETING That's "probably why the Ar- KLAMATH FALLS,1 An or- sentines don't get any morejlone gannational meeting will be held than they do." an American re- in Salem Saturday by the Oregon marked They spend a LI tneir Non Partisan Tfcl League. Representativt-s from nine w -J Bruce "S'LOSsat- o o o ten counties are expected to at tend. . Congratulations ROBERTSON'S Shell Service On a fine, modern service sta tion. We're hoping you'll hove a wonderful Grand Opening and that you'll enjoy the best of luck and success long after, too. OO PAVING BY vTMtfTH Roseburg Paving Co. Rood Construction Rood OilinAspholt Contractors o o Business Route 99 South Roseburg Phone OR 3-5166 TT rule" but would superimpose upon it "a law prttvidintfo advantase. And I'm sure the mer- inai posiea speeas are legal speeas, SJ?l merely imucai- cnanis were inanmui iodine oig and Great Britain as in the worst course of history. O This time last year the historic extent to which men or ine forces alliance between the United States that act upon them guvern the watch the parjde this $haDe po could But we ed.' and that any one exceediitu them is subject to Uprose- V"1"0"' cution on the basis that he was iroitQ so manv miles ifli Lf,-f hopf tlut nfxt yMr notir, not just on tne oasis ot wnetner nis anting; seemea have sonything more-gwach 'safe and prudent' at the time." - 2,ri. RnDrt X White Ci'4' N W FIIen St Orepon's existing 'basic rule' permits a driver to op- Koeourcoow o erate the motor vehicle at any "safe and prudent" speed. q The basic 1-ule has much to recommend it. A driver may AcOiftj ReCCent Clad be in violation of the nil if heQravejj not ore than 10 f0 Qj library ifooks , miles er hour under conditions making 10 miles an hour Qan tirisafe rate of travel. On the other hand, the It is wonderful thins8to have "driverVv whiz over the pavement and not be in violation ZtTAVS iT.'e of the rule, provided jie is not endangering lives of others, been getting books from rt h&Ty decades. It seemed bn' But none Questions that the nat- ible that the breach over Suei Jems nf livingOire aaltered in im- be closed tor yeao. 0 p .rtarif particulars" as loiders ano as the important NATpar- changed. J o o tha The rule, however, is that an nnerntor Hrivinc at more fr nOeo'-hann15 yea n 55 miles per hour must bear the burderPof prffif if N,0" '' li4h' " "i". L"n?l ley inoPans approacnes. '".e oci in this aze of trouble, men ties hae been substantia.lv re- hopes for a better tomorrows- tend stored q to cla'er arounif the human sym- Britain verv likelv has not for- bols of that Q omise Thus. too. gotten pat differences. Ye it has they personable their difficulties neerthell put them aside 8ne by loong for scapegoats. 0 in:rt- t of the la?,:er cause of sav- When their human symbols serve in4ninan freedom. 'them well, rfen diAioiPUke to part fiUCH OF THE fre? wtrkP to Wl!h , 15 h"J th' friint fl1(n Ruia launched us that h who OfjmesaftA may t . ..... rrrvr ft th 9j a Tn lrtnai with eann satellites, ine miiea Mates, M . b : t v L ; hftaied for boastful attitudes when 11 " flaw; 15 cceptet)iiith far iter books, as r.iv me. ar bette than Q u''h'i"!- '6vtion r IT ; however" stocd J ,.,i.tr. )ob and only has a couple of hours rua0n nowever. stooa qDj charged with improper driving. The basic rule, it seems to .v. .... "r- off m davtime I appreciate fceing to carry fatalities if they involTe hiph rates speed. tOO able to get books from the ook proposal br tO Salem nevyspapeG has alia' factoid in its mobile. favor. o o- , ! There ' all kais of books in Q 'the bookmob.le not lust fiction , ana iraei. as ymeone claimed 1 The bookmobile carries good read- it as ahead, was hammergl with the I F , en greater teiemence fufifalltnj a P husband nrij-t Kmj o a That i m:llisn rr.ejri Road Conditioni Bid however. bearing 0 the proposal either nk the Ux monev go "gVom'n' One pwnt. was overlooked oroPas not mentioned in the analysis by the Salem paper, t am convinced that one cause of so many accidents on Hiehwav 99 is the cresent condition of the road which, despite the lAny improvements, .ist be described as dangerous. o This results fromthefact that on rftny paitfJ of tB road thajje aS four lafts. oro divided Evjj'nxxy. There aire tfien many secticjfis of two-lane road. It is Ovident. looking at tjf sites of someoof the serious accident, th; motorists have become Smf Jd by the frequent c$Si) fnJm fflur to two-lane roaikji and back, agtjas,. TheI5aldKk freeway between fcflem $id Portland has a posted speeifc of miles per hotir. R considerable vol Qime of traffic mo- at a nuicfi hjjj'ier te of spl. Yet that stiQch of road, a dividei highwav. hs theQoweA accident rate of any road in Western egon. jjjms ictTte 1irovtthsO?pe1 "s not, cannc V.1U1-111.-T 0 r5l where us staunciiv To emphasize her stead fast support in our adversity, i?rime Minister Macmillan came to Washington to meet with Presi dent Lisenhower Out of their talks grew the plan Jor the nigh-leel oo .NAIU taUseat lar.s American and Br. lain we & to get toQrifr. lo. on an arms aid plan Ijt Tunisia Although that. 9nered Krnc. it further warmed world pray for thew-estoranonoto full health of Mr. ETsenhower ar.d (.fTancellor Adenauer, two of their greast symbolsoaf hope for he maintenance of freedom, the pres v'i"no0f peace and the attain ment w justice on this earth TT C0NGIwATULfiTI0WSs Iff; RbbertsOTi's ShejlieYiite! 6 Rd3 oo We appreciate your tidi co-operatioR while coifSrrucrion o O o o o o Caiiaf c halt were basing completed. W 9ish ypv tha bsP O 0 0 o o Jt uekitriour future (usift$$. . So ..." O 00 o oe o G - - jsr o .o 8 i as this counv soejks of a libriry in town pUcin: intermate ranae t.lt haC access to tic msiles on tureun bae. onlr Utn the bookmobile is mont) well I Uaw mil famihs h-r-O. iS'o-l S. relation Araieacjnai wouid not a.e a" and would not books were it not for the hook- Britain has thus farndica:Pd mopue LettM Keep thto boos mo- inline to jO w thAdefene mea it ure It will ao so. of four. fA lr. R , , h rKav aTk . Bo t 0 0 The 0Uler mSstauons a'c- r- f Bntrr baD K.e leo k& QA-ner jMn to uflirt new favor i& a D.Ai tha? ha J beun -to j down aoinarpiy after !A0 S.t b We raencaBStafc blnvgstigai li'sftorp Murphy's Ca fiasco of 19jo u .s. . .4 . . ... c....i 9 .... i.ir i.i-r U,'.ULC OUlillkS watvl II sailed ajlod. we hae had A' tTrmer friend on this globedhan Wnta.i. That the rr?rled allMftce has bfn sien ne health 9 e0 vT.iiu iuij!i iree sK e n. .eai'tih.-t A . wl.iM rr-,t ih fia.iu.. R,. .l.m .J !n n.,'ar.,l,- W. w """i w-nep roner " j . .V 0. ' " ' .............. .t ... . lUllrei sat Heanesdav the llr. ""' ' hi nussian com- the motorist is eonstAJ r switching fiorr. :ot:V- ane to two- r.tir.iutn am,-..... i mumsm raniration of Ain(irinai!irM ill lane roads, we are pili-Q a tJ.-Ci: c!0;ora:iie accident v.fd to mquireMnto tne year Cll. 0 O 0 j PPrance of an Orecon "... ....... ra. . fl'fr n tre IKminican KepubiA. ' It is try opini."!! that as soon as nisnwav w can te The r0.O.man a.d the Vci- A ,fw Oade cc HC How dependent t.le Aes few leaders who serve He a diTiifed highwav throughout i'H lengThrt1) rate (V sion ttis one of ml reR-hedJ-'' 01 o''inty has been snarpiy iderOw 'be ereatk' reduced ' "'''n, f of personst,ir,m,:0'd- b ",h l!ln'b'' ' , "poe preat reouceu. crested m soiling the -S, dis- PresideSi Eijrnhowe? and then by I fear t.-.at "e proposal bv tntiinn paper. Of.VS aDearance of c.errv viOnS. Oerman Ch8-elkr Adenauers a: oe'.ed 9is leg! speeds vwuld cause a drfer mucn trbu- K-cene . ' lak of tr.fCsVnra ! and tv him to frSQuent be:s -f the T.h bt.il' ''O--. Portero "l " I"?-? .1. -u . ij 1 j j .e , . wul be t-at .ljrv.-. ' ' sao- o"1" perharis neer sha . on .t Mr.y speed changesthat would be quired and te t ,:kMt rP0Z - - . Mt the dnver would be so intent on lkiio for imny he-ff-n the Ca.-pi 1 . j&L poe'.ed b MB sigr.s trat he m:gO fail to ft-.a!vze the ahead cf him. O acdretchira St,:M IVT.ji:can Rep T W l-c m view of t'.w-L".! evr,,. S" BJii III by Bitile'k 1 Tv9 i"ew 1:1 la -- s p'.n..vt of M . ..... nr.j- v....wa eiaifcv. I:e ia nr. of tr.'ticial ep,ana- . 2 . n e'iTreSt" &iTr,p Tg Mobrt) fnlr?m;r Scientists' Co-rj He a. so warns them that sail k hat kt its rtencv has no C). oo te V.x-nt Jesv-s ts foTV li" "!?8 C" tT ."V vharies Oe ,?..-.-..al pr.r.c.p.e, .,0O Vita.rtv of Chris. tr.,. rtarac-.ert.c of each "n.t tneir (jy.ueoce lor sp.r.QI . Q ane s era tlee Q Cv..-.V0K cr .pi-se..;-' IS t ,-w a .. rrate it rea Or.:, is r.vH drr-d?i upon c.r eurr.'.ar.ces :.rr...:rdg a perse; but Lr n fct a person is n rO o are poor in spint are meet, hunter ar.d Ulirst alter r.i"rHjrss. a.1 rx sess tr.e o'.Vr cnarac'r'-stics r.;' aise iiu ISs-seO Oil rr.'.Mnj. ar Christ has r. promiFwl "a urto one tfe thir.es rfjf-.aill make h?m hanr. but he tWsy re ate wilful one u-.e corvl.tion w-ach will enaNie him lo f;n.l happiness everywhere Jesus rs.mt.nues with the-rmoo e the M vjn' by truing Wi dis cv'irs they U-t salt o tse earth and the hent of the world Salt was used dunnf the t-rr.e of (.'hnst larceir for Q preserui abilities. Christ is thu sndKatirc to His towers tha' they are to 0 mfluenual ni preservwg Lie rn ua BiShest spiritual and moral One iwminican auihsirities hae said Murphy was sia:n b a fellow enp.je of the Dominican A.r UneV and that t er--pioe later cofnrniiiea si:ickie J IQ'.rr said recomtnenda'.Kv Ora...ed at tse meeting were re trom (Janouncement ear. ter to asriid everting snv no. hie irA-ence on a iur hrairirs here ast John f'raivk had rfiXsented t1-? Iso- " uw-ata's are the lull ol t. " r "np-ov- .$S.t;?ZiXL ,'"1... ."' Frank was cvsKted e.ruer rrate it re t ; V 'T ' ' . . " ' C In a-ii.tion to J a'.jon of the V au su .s.fj Ft u -nr are to how the -ay u a world in spiritual darkness. thO.ight. which s tneir good worts, must be hruJ)oui irQ the open for aJ to see Reventiy -trr s..,teir.Q was male that c!--0 in Tr.erici l enioir.gO s5''.e;OQ-per:-.y arsd lareesl rr.eitrship o( a.i time. "it its ir.:0 nee on American u at an ail fjy.e kw O: tr .s is true, could it te that an- lir NSW YORK f - A Inited States expedition to the moon is one of the obiectives of an ail-out national (Q:'ort to OHineer in outer ,.aax soace prupos-d IJ V o'ajhe na tj,f tion's top scient:- s in roctet and a:r. uie researsy Q v The scientists sad hLnua f-Q res and jjatior.a1 r:yre maae it irrpeit i the IW m 5:i: car rv oV scie-ifr evniorfSoo and esentuai Inw5;. of outer space. Thev sad the ?ref!t state of roctsj) tecruKhoty saJJ inevitably lead to attempt to explore tis. ter spare by manne-O.Ped:-s wSe i -v r. hr iit.-V'ted foe an evo- nd -.Mr of '0 Par.erOnd iZQ mants at the ""i? "' lh' t J meetaig decided aiso to as the 'irJ r,A tretrctratT. State and Just.ce departments to Wenti.t V-on as the r.os.ri ami 3j:y r he-earcn Panei. sucies'ed i.-.e crea:n o ed h- sir.g cocs.sier- rriease atir informatioo mt reeli , r r.r r .k .v Kra-k trial a-vrf to a.k HaifT.w goer--.ental b-wv to he r ! Justice If-t.rtmen- agrOto 1 "lhr 0'a' SpVce Es:15.is micicn rV-h,.r PT--i. (or !h !rr"' r. .r.i The p-rxwal already has KM.nat in t'e IVxiniraa Repub lic O 0 O o . .. i- k.a . vrrwr-s have oeen O Or is Qcai.!V KJ j 1 ia sj t . .t i ..ot. m a.es ia .w ntso nas ree e hase O in gooo ow 'Rritir.s wrso posss the 0 irtctertstics rf happiness, a would teeYytrenhase tse pre servirg o.H-' o . needed to influ ence Ue srori. O r good and should possess the quauties wh ch produce gixid wcrts hr ad to see O R'T Larens-T Pme Pastor, i.reen Commamty rveo diMruvnQ by frr James R Kiihaa f tJ i aitant on science rt? ttvhnooi to Pre. dent El s-.--.noer. oreQcsentis-t plicated 0!O Tf Wernr- von Frjun frxer i been O. rtran r fn etnert now d- 1; cr re to open ao rec.r oi oeN-topment ocxrattons for the Armv rva:ii.ric isiuilr tTi. H'.in:.;lle. Ala. 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