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4 The News-Revi.w, Roseburg, Ore.-QMon. Jon. 13, 1958
CHARLES V. STANTON, Editor and Manager
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TIMELY ADVICE
By Charles V. Stanton
Eric Allen Jr.. managinjr editor of the Medford Mail
Tribune spent the holiday season in Southern California.
His observations caused him to issue a solemn warning fol
lowing his return to Medford.
Southern Oregon, he declares, is a wonderful place to
live, but it is (coin? to require more effort than now is being
Riven the job to keep it that way.
Allen's warning is one that applies as much to Doug
las County as to the Medford area, inasmuch as we recently
went through a highly emotional experience culminating in
vehement rejection of community planning.
Any effort to order the growth of a community meets
prompt opposition. But, says Allen:
To those BMP1 oppose planning and lonino and other
typai of advanc preparation far orderly growth w tay thia:
Go to Southern California and look about you. You will ee
what happoni whan too many people tome to place too fat,
and without the possibility of making plana to accommodate
them.
You will ee eommunltiet running out of adequate water sup
plies; you will ee amog created by unregulated industrial and
other typea of combustion; you will too ugly, haphazard com.
munitloi, little better than slums; you will see traffic rush
Ing along 10-lane tuperhlghwayt already too email for the load
they carry, and along boulevard which are only half complet
ed In hodgepodge pattern.
Talk to public officials, and you will learn of their struggle
to control sanitation, to provide services, to cut down on air
and water pelkitlon all against almost insuperable odds, be
cause the changes that created these things came too fast.
The Medford newspaper man points out that his own
county has a planning commission authorized "to do little
more than make studies." Does that strike a responsive
chord here in Douglas County? Our county planning com
mission was stripped of all regulatory nowers. our building
department was rendered impotent. We have no rule or
regulation to assure orderly and directed growth, nrotect
property investments and values, control safety in buildings,
or even require proper sanitation, in many cases.
Moved Too Rapidly
One reason for the great upheaval with regard to plan
ning In Douglas County, I believe, was that the planning
commission, with vision of need for control over expansion,
tried to move too rapidly and too far, without advance edu
cation. People resent being pushed around. Normally, howev
er, they are cooperative if shown reason and necessity for
restrictions.
It is not necessary to go to Southern California to find
evidence of a lack of planning.
One need not go outside the city limits of Roseburg to
find streets that don't join properly, building areas im
properly drained, houses that aren't served with sanitfry
facilities, streets too narrow for their traffic load, nitiful
lack of community parks and playgrounds, air pollution,
and many other factors that could have been avoided had
there been even a little vision and basic control in years
"Pravda! Isvestia! "Erne Magazine Covers!
lfj
In The Day's HiGovemo? Of Washington
RaDS Administration For
' By FRANK JENKINS
Raps
mar Drop In American Position
11
Gov. the national administration to
dark thundercloud over the
ken of the future. Kftorts to dn
pose of these surpluses abroad by i .a.
cutting prices to foreign buyers r1,' d tne na,ional ad- make up in mistakes will result
are gelling us into hot water with 'lon today, asserting its in further confusion, wasted effort
our friends who are hurt by this m'n'"""u? " ' hav Bllced and administrative snarls."
fire-sale dumping of our accumu- rf .. Rosellini said "these five years
In an address Deiore ine siaie ui nryuuiiiiu p. oven
lated agricultural products.
I can t help wondering if it convention of Young Democrats oniv ' ;j " "S
: be better to scuttle our me governor saio w.i 7"A.S,"'u.-:;;"
costlv and disastrously a resurgence oi sironj; inuniiuii, ..-. .
ZmToZ"m r,d Lnited State, is n danger of even takes . prod from outer
nrnfra
relatively sira- becominR
second-rate power space.
Large Number Of Workers
Are Being Laid Off Jobs
wouldn't
fabulously
disruptive
suusuimr iui u a ic.eucij aim- 7 , t - , , ,,
pie crop insurance system. , among ine nations o. NtwJ, Mor, Tlx Rtmn
en meergeynrhe,e Fta3.Pt of he" commun.t'y of" free nation, On the state level the governor
ru, gTowfr would muc prefer "as been endangered by the lack reaffirmed his ear her statement
,uchY0sys"mTwouTdUco,.Pmoenr of any d,,cernu,le leadership .n j1
ev. of course, but it might do ioreign affairs. f h. .frf P "
some re-al good. Whether the pre,- "Our very national defense has gram, Iheyea rs ahead
ent farm Arogram does more been made precarious by a series In response to Republican lead-
goid thTn li.rm T. at least open of blunder, and bad judgement, ers "it'c.sm of hi. at.tement.
to auestion I "Our domestic progress has Rosellini said.
H ! been tied in knots by misguided "Predications from other sourc-
While we're on that subject, let's money policies.'' es that those services can be pro-
take a look at our current mouse Continuing his attack, the Dem- vided without more revenue are
problem here in Southern Oregon ocratic governor declared: .based on an optimism that n dif.
and Far Northern California. It Saps Vitality , hcult to understand - Particul-
involved heavy crop losses in 1957.1 "In five years, a Republican ad- arly when those sources are idem-
It may involve even heavier loss- ministration attempting to apply ified with the Republican parly,
es in 1958 even if the mice all Coolidgeera economics to the age "Instead inflation and increased
die off next springs It seems like- of the atom has succeeded only prices are assuredly not going to
ly that our crop rotation system in dangerously sapping America's bring the cost of government serv-
will be seriously distrubed. if our vitality." ices down, and those economic
stands of pasture grass and alfal-l The governor told the Young facts are what we have as Ine
fa are heavily damaged this win- Democrats there has never bclore result of the national administra-
ter, they will have to be plowed been a more intense need for the lion's highly publicized money pol-
up and the land put to other crops. ; nation to utilize the ability of its icies."
most of these substitute crops are young people. He blamed cutbacks in defense
already in heavv overproduction.' "We face not only the need to spending and 'tight money' regu-
so the price return from them will recoup the losses of the past five lalions as the primary cause ' of
be highly disappointing. years." he said "we face as well the worst unemployment this state
Besides, our rotation cycle will tne oanger mat ine scramoie oi nas suncieu since
be badly upset for a period of
years. In addition, there is the
serious damage done to ditch
banks.
Bulganin Proposes Making
Scandinavia Atomic Free
present farm program.
If we were spending our agricul
tural aid billions for a sound and
businesslike crop insurance svs-
tern, our farmers here in the South-1 COPENHAGEN Premier excellent condition for making all
ern Oregon-Far Northern Califor-; Nikolai Bulganin of Russia sug- northern Europe a zone which is
ma area would get some good out gested Saturday an. atom free zone free of atomic and thermonuclear
of it as would these unfortunate throughout Scandinavia and Fin- weapons, and this would be a con
cerns growers in Florida. hand. siderable guarantee of the ore-
They will get no good out of the In , ., t0 Premier Hans C. servation of peace and order in
Hansen of Denmark he said Shis this area. ,
would extend the proposed zone in The original proposal, on which
central Europe where atom Bulganin acted with his latest bar
weapons and missiles should he rage of letters to the rest of the
banned throughout northern Eu- world was made by Poland. It
rope. 1 called for an atom-free zone corn
He said that so far neither Den- prising only East and West Ger
mark. Norway, Sweden com- many, Poland and Czechoslovak
prising Scandinavia proper nor ia-
r inland has acquired atom weap- Poland made its offer in the
ons.
Bulganin said this might be
Thinking
It Over
By Robert L. Dieffenbacher, O.D.
(Written for NEA Service) I
Drooping shoulders and bent
By NORMAN WALKER 1 68-million-person labor force. 'cent of the work force has been
WASHINGTON i Workers in In Texas 56,223 workers filed idled. Aircraft contracts have
increasing numbers are being laid unemployment compensation been cut back. Aluminum is af
off their jobs across the nation. ! claims for Hie week ended Jan. 2. fected bv a reduced market and
Many others are working only i doubling the load for the same by an interrupted power supply in
part-time with consequently re-: week a year ago. Ted Clifford of a low-water year. Lumber is af
duced paychecks. the Texas employment commis- fected bv a national downtrend in
A government report due next sion said "the total is way beyond housing construction. Paul Wise
week is expected to show unem-1 our wildest forecasts." i man. state employment security
ployment lor December was , spokesman, forecasts 112.000 un-
somewhere between 3' and 4 UQQ io wovernmenr emoloved in February almost i. i " "'" e.i,. r)u... Li .
million. i a int f neoni, ik i ih. v. . . . tII,Ja, T. T. i b"ks may resui from the con-iSmokt Overcomes Man;
The official count was 3.188.0O0 ernincnl-the administration and that more are employed than a ?," LrTM ih.i jfhiT'fin'l Rescued By Fireman
in November, a third higher than ; Congrcss-to give the lagging vear .to. Union leader., are de- ! we are ,.old ?t phyicl lift- '
the 2.163.000 in November 1916, ! economy a boost. manding a special session of the Sf- nnS ni,n- y p,ii,?.,iS I PORTLAND in - Firemen res-: yko had proposed including Italy
and the highest November jobless But expected increases in expen- Legislature to deal with the un- Jlli i, , ; i CUM 20-year-old youth, who and by inference Red Albania
(ditures for missiles, research and employment situation. iainess Folks rfn Trmi .,im?" Dy smoke' 'rom a in the atom-free zone.
apart- sen. leleste Negorville. head of
an unofficial "partisans for peace
U.N. General Assembly last Oct.
2. The Kremlin has been pressing
for this plan with great vigor for
a monm.
In Moscow Saturday, an Italian
Communist senator said Soviet
Foreign Minister Andrei Grom-
figure since 19-19.
Practically every sign points to other defense items to match Rus-
the job situation getting worse be
fore it improves. Figures for pro
duction, income, profits and other
economic indicators all have been
declining.
On the hopeful side are the cau
tiously optimistic predictions of
government and business leaders
that conditions mav taper off in
me spring ana negin picking up iy, she said. "If they panic, gen
eral harm may ensue
Economic indicators began look
again at mid-year.
Basis For Hopes
Some hope, are based on in
creased government spending giv
ing the economy a shot in the
r-.E.r'-ST. There's always some degree of
sas KRANTisrn R Ar.. ...... u. i.: " " J :1 ourmng iwin i-oruana
space conquests probably !. mn, ; f,,H T" ..;.r.. .1:.: :. M .'" 'r... ment early Saturday.
cant come fast enough ; or M per cent bove the 26.9W .t 0d The victim. Frederick McNa-1 delegation, said Gromyko told
Mr,'". 'cCredvre'search lhe samV'me a year ' Thel Discouragement.PTsappointment "as revived and taken to h.m Friday:
director of the Seattle ' iJSuXal """V are 80 &(! that 1st '"cents hospital. "The atomic neutralization of
Council sav, DPnnle'. alt tude, Job s'uation is growing "marked- they often break down one's St.- The occupant of an adjoining Italy could be part of an agree
are the immrtin thine: 1, 1 y Mrs,e' LP' J;,Ht Prt min! ' hoM his ' ' proper!Panmt smelled smoke and ment for the atomic neutraliza-
are me important ining now. dent o( ,ne Well, tar(0 Bank, ! position. Mental and spiritual suf-1 called firemen at 4 am. They Hon of any other coiuitry by which
If they remain calm, were Jrtj low activity continuing in the i ferine actually san human atrpnath I found McNamara in bed. Italy considers itself menaced.
ikely to weather this storm east-! first half of 1958 hut says thel sin weakens DeoDle in everv war 1 The fire did not spread to other Particularly as far a, the Italian
area's broad diversification of in-1 if mankind is coins in stand apartment, but damage to the : Adriatic coast is concerned."
dustry and commerce should cush
ion the effects.
' ing gloomy about mid-19j7, some
! even earlier. They declined slowly
at first but with increasing mo
mentum with the start of winter.
the weather warms up.
cold weather business lull. But
m.,,,. .j ...,j. ,!,. ! this time the decline appears ex-
state unemployment compensation , lra easonal.
system are helping tide over idled Blamino Other Person
win 1M.-1 s ami iriiMiion :itss ui uuv-
Johnston Named
To Whip Public
Interest In Aid
straight without physical and spir-i building was tentatively set at1 Communist Albania is across the
itual deformity he must seek the
higher way. He can be relieved of
sin. worry, frustration and discour
agement. He must turn to God for
help. There is no other force strong
enough to order man to do his
best.
$6,000
ing power. Christma, huving. for
example, stayed up well despite
Everyone i, blaming some one WASHINGTON President
eUe Business says labor costs Eisenhower Saturday gave movie
spurred an inflationary spiral that executive Eric Johnston the job
is now having a natural leveling of whipping up public interest in
off. Labor claims business foreign aid programs as a means;
creamed off too much profits ard of bolstering American security,
curtailed purchasing power. Dem- Specifically, he asked Johnston
ocrats blame Republican "tight to call a bipartisan Washington
money policies, ncpunucans say conlrrence ol leaders in
jrone by.
But, despite example, of lack of planning on every
i i .it i - i .. 1 ! .. . . 1 1 : , :iu . 1
nanu, we mill nave no cuiiiuy ihhiiiiuik nuimnnv un tne jobless gain
power to do more than recommend; no provision to keep fn- The states have a pool of nearly
til re growth orderlv 'nine billion dollar, to pav jobless
U h true that the people of I)o,tKlas County, in a venrrdornind'to'L,';, a'
emotional manner, nhook off all vestijre of control. ttatp that mm short Benefit av-
1?.. Un.,A mtn.A numiMLi AltUMwek .... I,.,., a -.,,o. (. ,.,11., t
recently lost some growth momentum. I am convinced thato . .C "prlVed"" pro",! reZW. SZ
we will soon be in the midst of another boom, bigger and
more lasting than before.
We should I believe, be thinking about that time.
"letting things 'grow naturally' won't do any more,"
Eric Allen told readers of the .Vrrfforrf Mail-Tribune. "Let
us then" he concluded, "use the minds that Cod gave us
and arrange, through the democratic processes we have
developed, that our most valuable resources be conserved."
The advice given the people of Jackson and Josephine
Counties also is good for the people of Douglas County, in
my opinion.
leel .uto. . iririe.SH .l.P-. y!"'erv section of the country and the Middle East and other areas. I" ' '
57! every phase o .ctivity. Clt"
right, to benefits after a specified
period, usually 23 weeks.
Some industries principally
sice
h,
benefit plans which augment these
government jobless payments.
Cover Two Million
These plans cover over two mil
lion workers, most of them under-
perity.
Whatever the cause, the conse-
Ki a ms.
Johnston,
Aluminum Co.
Halting Work
On New Plants
PITTSBURGH . The Alum
inum Company of America said
Saturday it is temporarily halt-
n anri nut 6 uv wvii a. un IWO OI
e "hl,P " ne" P'an" b("caU5 of "exist-
e pilDIIC ; hioh . .1. :
. ' ui.tiiiuur, ui aluminum
' coupled with decreased demand."
An Alcoa spokesman ,aid the
Adriatic sea from Italy.
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Find. Healing Substance That Relieve. Pain.
S(mrSfal I t.rU ! 'a, CI I II a..
i" "-"" 11 onrinKS nemorrboid.
wno nas oeen . irou-i.i
i . . uiami are an m ni n in.ni
nuences are being felt in virtually niesnooier tor ine vinite House in' .., c'omfort Tva. .nj
smelirr near Evansville.
ment lie .l H he wnnlH rnnn rail I . " n-"ieu on con-
a conference of 600 to 700 riilZ,r'Tl-hm '"" "
of private organization, including i '1 1, rIorl,, J,bh ,k ,
veterans, women, labor, f a r m, k . T ,k 'w pi,nt
busmess .nd religious groups. bout three-fourth, complet-
Johnston said leaders of both ! . ."' Pokm.n said.
parties in and out of Consres, piani was
Here is what the Associated
Press found in some key Pacific
Coast economic and population
centers:
I.OS A.ST. EI.ES I'nemplny ment
is 91 .soo compared with 50m
T.rl. N. T. ISaxkll - For lha
Kunti oaa loand a new
baaliar anbslinca with tha a.ton
isaing ability to ihrink hfmor
rnaida, itos itrhinir. and reliava
pain without Burgery.
In tana aftar ca. whila tently
raliaainf lain, actual raduction
(ihnnkaita) took place.
ant mm,, f all-raiuh,
wara ao thorourh that atifterers
wade astonuhmi itatcmanu lika
'B hTePed to be a problrm !
Tha aecrct ia a naw htahnjt aub
tance I Rio-Pync 1-discoYery of
a world-famoui research mititute.
Thu aubtanca ia now available
in (uppotttory or eiafment form
under tha name Preparation H.
At your druggnt. Money back
."rantee.
Re. U.S. Pat 0(t.
-Hal Boyle-
taking to boost the state payment vear ago. But the area has 2.524.- might also participate He men- Pro',,ctloIV H sld 'h original-
by enough to give thewprker, 65 m) employed, exceeding the 2- tmned such figure, as former'1'! Alf01 h,d ho'M'd ' hav bo11'
per cent of hi, normal take home so., ooo f , year ago. Aircraft President Hoover former Presi- plin" in Pr''et'on late this year,
pay for four weeks 61) per cent for ,nn reia,ed industries are hurting dent Trnm.n and Adlai Steven-i Thf 5Pkmn id that halting
,u aiiuiuunai weeks. dl,e to production cutbacks. ,n. the Democratic candidate in
An Associated Press survey of Plane nlants hae inulti billion Hip last nrpi,pni,l li,.,n
uir iimmiim s nry mniir iiinrkei ann oonar nackiogs oi orders. rm White llouse press
pi iitiiuiiuii ait-a snows mat un
employment i, mounting fast.
Pont Take It for Granted!
construction "is hy no means an
indication'' that Alcoa does not in-1
tend to complete the plants "and1
IS etvrelsrv 'V'u " pianis ana
some have switched to missile and .lames C llagerty made public P1""' them in operation as soon
rocket development This takes the President , letter in Johnston , ' ? b."."H?s conditions make 'his
NEW YORK CP Things a Columnist might never know! About per rent of New York 'ewer and more skilled workers presence. He noted that the Vre,-i ,. ...
if he (lirln't open his mail' ! state's six million workers are The missile-rocket work force will ident in his Stale of the Inion! ' a;d some construction work-
, . . .... ... e idle The same proportion holds expand when mass production message Thursday had stressed tne P'ants will remain on
IhHt Americans pay 100 million dollars a year for the re- f!;?tTn,,,gh Ground De come, later Aircraft Industrie, the need fo! slrengthenuig mutual j,'0 camPMJ rr,,,n Phas"
iiei oi iiiKoiniun. . .uui ine imr n. v. r leius niuim uie nest troit Us 88 per cent, around Se- spokesman says -were not pti- security efforts and had called T ; L, V " "ouio noi
... ., ,. ..... ... ... i . ..... u f.mhl. In n.ll .1 Ik.. t
'- . , at .ins iiinc.
cute for this ailment years bko. . . his prescription: "tlet , ttle io per cent
more sleep." ! I The qoverninent rlassilirs an
That British hni ticullurisl, say has let down the llun.a. i.n red,. ' ,r" P'r ceni or more un
mistic.
either.'
freaks among Ri Hun t flowers gees altogether
during 1957
emploved as "distressed " -or in west n faced w ith grim ing unem
were not pessimistic attention to a massive economic
offensive by the Soviets against
SFATTI.K The Pacific North- fee na ions
jtriKiicii nun teiHiriers nil
whatever money is needed to con-
private means.
v. . ... r...A i. i. , pnmi priiniimir snar,.. nnitn inn rt nvmnn nitiini, v.v h.,
in the last vear. . . and Ihev be-' ni,i,,m doHaMwere'iw. tilJd ' ,f r""nlrv " unemployment lops craft and aluminum industries duc' ,h' inference and informa
lieve this may be due to radio- - IB 7 hwilVM m ! four nullum, the nation as a whole Washington state unemployed L'"?. Pros" w,,uM
active fall-out. freedom " ,n ,n distressed rate- number SO.nnO. up in per cent
That there .re more than S00 6.Dy $,ttar Bargain gory, affecting per cent of the from a vear ago. About 10 per
casket makers ann ;j isi tunei ai That the biggest habv silting
parlor, in the I nited States . . . bargain in 195S will be' at the
consoling thought when you feel world's fair in Brussels. Belgium
nobody really wants you. .... parents ran park their kids
That the Duke of Kdinbuigh. all day at . nursery for only 20
who ought to know, once said, cents each.
"Discipline is the force which, That in Morocco young hoys The 85th Congress, in its second thing, the Constitution foihids
!..- ... Vimj hit- ymt it- .r ami mu mr wiiiii session, mvrs )riiiaps tnr uiggrst ror anoiner. ettective decision
qutirn oi nun in me urKanifauun , s-in.i uinr rnrrfcs . . in ine oe- lest inai American lawmakers - well nish impossible from
Bruce Biossat
Mint Oil Prices
Slump Reported
Jantzen Mills
Not To Move
PORTLAND Jantzen kmtt.
ing mills ha, nn plans to move its'
neaaquanera irom Portland, but
its board chairman is unhappy
with Oregon's business climate.
This was said Friday night by
J. A. Zehntbauer. chairman nfth'
board of the international sports
ITARY CUSTOM
IVACX,
CORVAI.I.1S e A hu,-.
crease in Washington states pro- clothing and swimming suit firm
duction is the main reason for . A check with Zehntbauer was!
slumD in mint oil onres. an asn- made after a bulletin to tnemhr;
...nL ..t,..P.l . i k nf th Or.ann D...U.-. ' i
to which he belongs ." lief this will speed the growth of have confronted since World War numbers dav isaid he would sneak net .,.J
That In firrat Britain each year "'"d', "mn ' mhol of II. It will he judged hy ihe way B, herever the administra- M. D. Thomas said that the mint on the topic listed as "Why we
more people commit suicide than . ...''! nses .to the necessities put u(Hin Hon s pn.gi am, for the missile ae oil price could be increased only regret leaving Portland"
si-em to reflect timidilv. narrow production is curtailed sharf .y But Zehntbauer did lake the oc-!
scope, or lack of uiiamnaiion. the or 4,sl nrw export markets are casion to rap what he called the'
lawmakers can try to give them creaieo enmate The
ine wrcgun .-siaie voiiege siail ' r(amnnic operaaion, with.
member said that in the past eight "c planis in anrouver. Wash .'
...... ... n..ai.k..r.n u .u. anrt in Suinlh I'.ml.n. it.
Congress has sfHT THi COUNTRY has a La, 'b.,ie,i'it annual mint Drn- people in South Carolina h.,w?l
sist
'all
.re killed in highway accidents.. 11 oosmessuirn men mis country ny rtussia s auvanres
That vou will blink vour eves r"i"r' ineir expense accounts in satellites and aussiies
about two million times in 1958
Yesterday's News
That . Sixth Avenue shop hen
specialiting in back munlier, of
magazines and newspapers Is.t
it
President Eisenhower's admints.
witn tneir income tax returns
wiauld make
miles
Th
observed long ago, Prosiei i' mi White House gates
d make a paper mountain 15 tration is heisg measured in the ,h ,., k'. ,,k . ' ,"
at it was Francs Bacon who government does not end at thr ,h,'-v "Khl ,n hj,
Mil Wllrinill mtnii (aara . . I ,1.. ... . .k.l.a ... a 1. - . rit'tlt lik atno,' nf Ik.m ll... -
Ikia nn- "UeaH ua.. i -.. . ....... - e . i . , m a,. ear i 1 1 1 1 n i , i ir ,i if- s, wa s i i u (1 i.i r n- ,,irl lull triim 7K IHatl lr UTi IM Ml Klinr II 111 III IflP r laVflV In -
totiorrow " " . Za V "' "" mr A.uerir.n i sia.n,, p,,un), ine urm wnue in Portland "all
That . resear,eri, fou.l the d '"' "TSKa.. . n the President s ,,..p,.als. but a reK's production also has we get is a kick in the pant. "
. Thai 1 resear.eier .is tout the . SOME ALREADY have judged searching appraisal and then a re mH.(ain thatnsame oerimt he
jOT.2rc,TW PtlR.l0 M','?S r ,'rr;Kl7' 'Zn,i h"n ? "TnZ 'V n STR.CKENDUR.NOFLY.N0
aoout iu per cm : . . tney get along lOKll.AMI Portlands ing in leadership Thev aptea to ffl t.ax.aa) in ;2, mm n.,mrft STrnkTuv i-.i.r .
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