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I o State Drops 3 Vice Charges PORTLAND I The state I missal, said there was no doubt in dropped three more charges 'his mind that Langley had acted Thursday in the Portland vice in-; with "probable cause" in getting vestieation. One of the dismissed charges was against ex-Dist. Atty. William M. Lar.gley, the only major figure convicted so far in the investiga tion. Langley was removed from office after being convicted of failing to enforce a gambling law. He has appealed the search warrant. Circuit Judge Charles W. Red ding dismissed that charge and two others, accusing a Portland policeman, Jack R. Childers, of perjury and false swearing. Research Administrator The charge dropped against him I Of State Resigns Post was one ol maliciously procuring i SALEM William W. Col lier, administrator of the manage- search warrant for a 195$ raid on the home of an employe of gambler Big Jim Etkins, the slate's principal witness in the vice probe. . Arthur G. Higgs, assistant at torney general, in moving for dis- (fff BETTER EATING 7 T SO LITTLE COST. Buy quantities, till advntBe l I seasonal food biriim mrj start II th extra in an imurtd food III DOUGLAS LOCKER llj NSK and storage JL SSS$Z DIAL OK V421S tyi ment research division of the state Department of Finance and Ad ministration, announced his resig- nation Thursday, effective Jan. 15. He said he plans to enter private business. Collier has been with the de partment since it was created six years ago. John F. Richardson, director of the department, said he would" an nounce Collier's successor in a few days Sujherlin Theatre Plans Free Children's Movie FOURSQUARE WOMEN ELECT United Foursquare Women held their monthly meeting Tuesday and elected officeis for the com ing year. New officers include Mrs. Tom Hester, president; Mrs. Irving Carlton, vice president; Mrs. John George, secretary; Mrs. Fred Coff man, treasurer, and Mrs. L. D. McPherran, social chairman. By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK The free Christmas show for the children will be given again this year by Lloyd Wood at the Grand Theatre of fcutnerun uec. zi start ing at 1:30 p.m. There will be treats for the children after the show and Santa Claus will be pres ent to talk with the children. 4-H News Hinkle Creek Cooks 4 H Club met at the hJ of their leader, Mrs. Donna Weaver with 10 girls present. The time was spent in decorating cookies and making plans for the entertainment of their Christmas party Dec. It at the home of Mrs. Weaver. The girls drew names and will have the exchange ol guts at intt party The Kitchen ' Kooks 4-H Club met at Nonpariel with seven mem bers oresent. A short business meeting was neld ana tne gins planned their Christmas party for Dec. 23 at the home of Mrs. M. K. Taylor with Cinda Taylor as hostess. There will be an exchange for their Christmas party that will De neia Saturday. What's Cooking 4-H Club met with their leader, Mrs. Rose Chand ler. During the session the girls made plans for the mistletoe sale to be held Saturday. The girls made cookies for their Christ mas party which will be held Dec. 20 with each giil to bring a guest and the exchange of gifts will be held. Son Bom At Guam Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jones are the parents of a son, K. C. , torn Nov. 27 at Guam, weighing six (parents are ?r. at La Grand wttfc Mr. and Mrs. ey Jones of Suther- jhn R. Kerr, parents of Mr. Kerr, poun Gra. and Mrs. Roi lin. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Meacham of Curtin. parents of Mrs. Jack Kerr of Sutherlin, were seriously injured in a car accident Sat urday night near Springfield. It is thought both nad concussions and bruises. The accidQt happened on the bridge near Glen wood -ind their car was completely demolished. Mrs. Meacham is correspondent for the News Review at Curtin. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and children and their nephew, Char ley Woggner, spent last weekend Fri. Dec. 13, 19S7 The News-Review, Reseburg, Or. 7 If Your Paper Hal Not Arrived By 6:1S P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Laborers Union Head Is Fined PITTSBURGH I Nicholas A. Stirone head of a common labor ers union, Js fined $5,000 and given a 3-year federal prison term Thursday for extorting $31274 from a contractor. Stirone was sentenced by Judge of gifts. During this meeting the John L MiUer in s. District girls learned to make hot cocoa. Court stone's attorney, Vincet Jolly Cooker 4 - H Club, with M casey.ij he will file an ap- their junior leader Darlene Chand- pea tar met at the Chandler home mt of Labore with 11 members present. The Djstrict Council and Local 1058 of girls yarned to make various types lne AFL Construction, General La- of salads and m?de final plans borers and Materials Handling f Happy New Year jf?5 . ",,"" " ' ii ; v .. 7" ..I '--J - Union, was convicted under the Hobbs Anti-racketeering Act. The act makes it a federal offense to extort money by threats of strikes or other labor troubles. At Stirone'j trial, William S. Rider, a concrete contractor, testi fied that Stirone demanded mon ey as a guarantee that Rider would have no labor troubles. At the time, Rider said, he was supplying concrete for construc tion of a new steel mill. He said Stirone demanded 50 cents on each :ff Kin varH rt pnnml B11,.A to the construction site. NOTICE TO ALL OUR DOMESTIC SAWDUST CUSTOMERS 9-8741 Thtr will be NO SAW. DUST DELIVERIES during Christmas week, December 20 thru January 2. Sawmills will b down during this tint SO STOCK UP NOW in preparation for this hol iday shut down. 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