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Green Sanitary Flares; Seattle Controversy Man Judge Woman Booked After Another Slashed To Death College Scores By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS EAST Tum., Jon. 21, 1958 TK Nawt-Rtviaw, Rouburf, Or. S AFL And CIO Mgrg At Ceremotf Monday O I.AS VEGAS. Nev. I Sher iff officers booked a California 1 ikvn man for investigation after a : hotel roftn dispute here early i . Sports In Brief Men0ldat50or60! Pittsburgh M. Carnegie Tech 88 PORTLAND The lahori Recharge Body's BatteiiCS Springfield (Mass.) 68, St. An-; movement was reunited at the! I..I Vaimmr ImII itarwli ba fl k, worm-out 40, I SO. 611 Wm Udins vif n oa prematura - in. The nilcwMinirbfUNIiclMW isof- selm's (Ml) 62 local level in Portland Monday SOUTH lniht for the first time .in 20 Tho.. N.C. State 57. Maryland 4ft years. Sunday mornine in which anotheri Tuf iccnniTcn poets. Georgia Tech 72. Georgia 5S The ArL and CIO labor coun-. ,t,0( ,, .nd mi .. eii irrt 1 ....I.. .UchoH uilh I ' ' nC "U'?IEU r,t" "r.,,,.,.K. Q9 CduI.r.u 7Q ril fnllnittino v.r of iwonfia. th. bodri b.Itrh.1. TWuiwdi r. tn7l at .... . ,Sm p9 ') and Merryfield concluded such a Engdahl say these figures do brok,B cn,nlpagne glass. I TIJUAvx Mexico E J Har Virginia MiliUry 68, Randolph- tions. merged in ceremonies at j "b. T-s.'E I he battle against the Green San- sewer svstem is "feasible." not take into account the S36.0UO Th 0fficer, the room in ri hi. .h-.,.h, .,,J Macon 52 ,the Portland Labor Temple, set-: ,1. i.y. oom r.pvi . u.u 1 iJST&JWS' C ... .n.ue. . JKrf.r."i. . .rgument occurred was! ,h "$15 't ! "d?" .J.. 77, Eastern Ken- ting to Multnomah County .. .. .,; ui soul , . s, '"'""" J (.niered to Ulenn omoiners oi:,,- jlh 7? hi, ruciiy id luuruwu ymm I. uair xn. ") month, and a Satl a man kunX II nmi. .,t Ih.t thro, rl im. thnriltr nnr ih. nrnhih I. araHlia ... t "V. .i .. , JUana open V.IW a 7Z-nole total , . . :i ni.t. ,,- ih. , v,i. u..ua.,l 'iu.9 himself the unwiUing judise. union elections have been held reduction of sewer service charges p q int County (Wash.):0' 28- coornai i thS'L nUmb,r f h00k-UP "l Public Utility District. I PHILADELPHIA Penn's 68 i bid for a loan for ,.l,in ""JIS":.- "J?:! 000 seat Erankhn Field became ., . .h. ;-L;::.rL.:..:r "jiL..-"... i.j :;u "x.t:.. r.T.- Heiene Morene us, ... 'v Auiai UUU3IUK iihi ut Ji irKai vuici s auu w uic-ini uifli wiih ui iviuwituuu w t , nf ihr rniinren ce Agency. sented to the board requesting that sewerage system in Green, there jepiaty Sheriff Don Peal said I, iuk i. 10 " ..u. wuu.ivu. I nna Pi a mo) unn. nma mn, i Austin Peav 78, Bethel (Tenn) 74 1 Glenn Blake, former head of th w.iauir.i'"a"aiatf4'"a9. ! North Carolina AiT 63, Winston- AEL council, is president of the 01 t-' ."JlU7.AUJnut Home r'lnanc This brought the recently-dormant Committee for Dissolution quickly back into the fray. In a petition to L. R. Durkee, di rector of Northwest operations in '.Seattle, the committee indicited the HHFA had not received all Hie facts. 'To Expensive' One of the first "facts" cited was that only 15 per cent of the district was in favor of the sewer and 49 per cent was against. "With wiU be a popufaUon growth simu.r , thiZan n custody. Mis. Artie 1 'i' .'""fr""'., ElLbeth "bcU. 26. of Oakland, h..gro'wn from' h."in Ssn , 1949 to about 1.150 now. The Green VvZnloH K"' P-.J " tel. . . Smothers, who was vacationing here, returned to tphrata sunoay a bond election for funds to con struct the sewer be held. Before the election, however, a comprom ise plan for assessments was intro duced as the result of the oddosi- tion demands and manufacturing Sanitary District is very favorably interests, which account for ap- situated as a residential ana in proximately 50 per cent of the valu- dustrial area," Engdahl states. ation. I The election was he d and was:1-'" asns aDDroved bv a whoDDine 209 to 93. tngaani indicates also mat tne sioerauon oi uie loan to me ois-i-. ... . . Salem Tchrs. 54 Lincoln 72. Howard 69 home of e NrtionVl1 Stte L "" " council president. night. He was detained briefly as i gull' purse the new League's Philadelphia Eagles BOXING ROCHESTER, N.Y. Middle weight champ Carmen Basilio was named winner of the Hickok "Professional Athlete of th Year" award. RACING MIAMI, Fla. Mark Antony ($65.70) captured the $5,000 Sea- . .... . i j a "friendlv witness" by police usung reasons lorconiinuea coo- - - -. area has suffered in growth, home trict, Engdahl claims imorovements and home saleabil- that many against it. vou must itv. but he insists it is for another know that there is something radi- reason than the sewer hassle. He cally wrong," the petition says, said restrictions were imposed by "The Green sewer is much too ex-jthe county health department and pensive." ! FHA financing was withdrawn al- The petition also contends that most, completely from the area he many people "would lose their'cause of the "lack of sanitary fa homes" if the sewer project goes cilities." ahead. Another contention is that prop-! Braks Down Costs erty in the district "is a drag on Engdahl's letter also takes ex the market." It says "prospective ! ception to the $1.400-per-family buyers do not care to become in-1 cost. He said he assumes the figure voived in this foolish and expen-iwas arrived at by a summation of the area will fall if restrictions on sive sewer scheme. all costs, including the monthly I building and financing are allowed "We do not want Green to be- sewer service charge of $4 for a to continue indefinitely, come another Cloverdale," the1 period of 25 years. I (. It is believed normal growth statement continues. ' He continues that the cost of the; in the area will be restored once Another claim is that the board system to a property owner with a sanitary facilities are provided - , j... i n e UD to nf room lor a oiuik. 1. ine neaun nazaru uue iu poi- r,. r . -., -,k-, ,h.aa lution of roadside ditches and ' h,?Swnt'S drainage areas with septic tank,; 'rls " ' J'PLJZZJ, effluent is great. em.rok',, g" ."l8 ill 2. The opinion of a reputable en-!"" 'h 'T: u "m!dn1,k'f l gineering firm is that the system iwaa all, over in a fraction of a is feasible second. 3. Costs' are not excessive and! The victim's husband, Jack, 31 i,i rj ,. i a salesman, said his wife had 4. SuDDort of the project by legal voters is "definitely greater" than the 51 per cent majority that once existed. 5. Property values throughout gone to the party alone and that he had stayed home with their children. Social, Fun Night Slated By Women A social and fun night has been nlanned this Thursdav by the Rose- of directors is asking for $391,000' S5.000 market value home would I Obviously uncertain. Durkee. the I burg Junior Woman's Club. The in loans to serve a total 300 homes, be $110 in the first year and S35:HHrA administrator, says: ftomeievent will start at 8 p.m. in tne "The cost cannot be estimated' a year each of the 24 years there- of the statements in the petition above these basic figures, but it after. He said the total 25-year I are seemingly inconsistent with will be much more," the petition i cost would be $950. 'data in the loan application." says. The oppositionists make it plain in the petition they will battle the system down to the last ditch. They say they will continue to call for dissolution elections and those op posed will .not give easements or rights-of-way. In conclusion, they request the loan be refused. Senators Get Larttrs Letters to Sens. Richard Neu berger and Wayne Morse are couched in even stronger language. "We believe that $1,400 a home is too much to pay for a sewer," the ...mmillee says. "We do not be lieve that the scheming greed of land speculators is a valid reason for forcing a sewer into our dis trict Laws Setting Farm Prices, Controlling Production Not Cure For Ills, Says Benson YAKIMA ii Laws which try to ' set farm prices and control production will not cure the farm problem. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson told a Repub lican dinger rally her Monday night. The rally, attended by about 500, was one of a nationwide ser ies held by the GOP to mark the start of President Eisenhower's Continuing, the letters say: "Itl.ivih vear in nffirw and tn launch is generally understood that theia party drive to recapture con United States government docs trol of Congress, not lend money to harm its citi- Benson outlined again the ad rens, but if this money is lent by a I ministration's program to lower government agency to build the sewer in Green, that is exactly what it will do to 40 per cent of us." In the rebuttal to the protests, signed by board chairman Warren Engdahl, a history of the district is outlined in which it is pointed out that the Corvallis engineering firm of Cornell, Howland, Hayes AGAIN IN '58 TIDE CHOOSES MM CBS RADIO AS THEIR BROADCAST MEDIA IN ROSEBURG WHY DON'T YOU? 1490 KC CBS RADIO 0 price support floors under basic crops and to ease up on produc tion controls. He said the administration'! goal is a "free and prosperous peacetime" agriculture. He predicted that farm income for 1958 will be at about the same level it was nationally in 1957. He declared that in Washington state there was a nine per cent in crease in farm cash receipts dur ing 1957 compared with 1956. Benson suggested that parity be set at a point to permit the flow of commodities to consumers in stead of to government store house!. He said new and great Thrat-Car Crash Naar Salam Kitli Woman SALEM il A three-ear crash at the Jefferson junction on High way 99 south of here Monday just before noon killed Mrs. Edwin B. Tobias of Spokane. Her husband and two others were taken to an Albany hospital with undetermined injuries. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias were be lieved to have been en rout to Sunnyvale, Calif., to visit daughters. When Your linoleum and Hardwood Hoon arc Finished wtfti markets can exist to take tji e greater production Price supports, Benson declared, have been used to deceive farm ers. He pointed out there are no government supports on fruits. vegetables, poultry, beef, pork and most other commodities. Among those at the fund-raising dinner were state legislators and prominent Republican workers in central Washington. The speech was broadcast in full by radio and in part by television. Earlier in the day a car from Pasco drove, through th streets here with placards criticizing Ben son's agricultural policies. One of three men in it, Donald Warren, who farms 100 acres of irrigated land, said his grievance was "ris ing operating costs and lower farm prices." "A normal yield." he said, "won't giv us a fair return. We need a bumper crop to break even." Roseburg Woman's Club building. Members have been asked to bring a guest, and anyone else in terested should call Pat Mathews at OR 3-8197 or LaVonne Page at OR 3-3663. Members should bring "white el ephants." Refreshments will be served. The Junior Women meet each second and fourth Thursday of the month. The purpose of the club is to help with various charities and city projects. Last year's bulk of proceeds went to the school for mentally retarded children. This year, the projects are books for the city library, serving as host esses for the Roseburg Symphony Orchestra and summer camp for diabetic children. At the last meeting, plans for a potluck for husbands to be held in February were made. Machen, Folley Desira NBA Titla Recognition By JACK STEVENSON SAN FRANCISCO iiTi Mana gers of Eddie Machen and Zora Folley Tuesday called for the Na tional Boxing Assn. to recognize the winner of their bout here March 17 as heavyweight cham pion if Floyd Patterson refuses a showdown. Machen of Redding, Calif., and Folley of Chandler, Ariz., the No. 1 and No. 2 ranked contenders. Monday signed for a non-televised 12-rounder at the Cow Palace. That signing came just 19 days after NBA secretary Fred Saddy proposed such a match to deter mine i title challenger. MIDWEST Wisconsin 66. Michigan State 52 Ohio State 70. Iowa 64 Portland 58, Bradley 55 Xavier (Ohio) 102, Western Ken tuckv 76 Ohio Univ. 69. Toledo 66 Carroll 92, Northwestern (Wis) 66 SOUTHWEST Arizona State (Flagstaff) 82, New Mexico Western 57 New Mexico AiM 86, Pepperdine 69 St. Mary's 53, East Texas Baptist 50 FAR WEST Colorado 45. Iowa State 36 Oregon State 68, Stanford 59 Seattle 75, Gonzaga 53 isiiiuu. is vice president. former CIO Kenneth R. i Patreniu Nwt-Rvlew Advertisers Local Woman's Club Doing Wardrobe Project Members of the Roseburg Wom an's Club are working on their own interpretations of the "ideal cos tume for the clubwom's wardrobe." which will be entered in a nation wide fashion sewing contest spon sored by the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Washington. D. C. Contestants in the local judging will model their costumes at a spe cial club meeting on April 1. The winner of the local contest will be eligible to compete in the judging to be held later in the district lev el. Following the district judging, state and national judging shows will be held. Participating in th Roseburg contest are Mrs. Kenneth Ford, club president: Mrs. Frank Ashley, district president: Mrs. Ernest But ler. Mrs. Bruce Elliott. Mrs. Earl Bleile, Mrs. Dale Williamson. Mrs. N. C. Wallin, Mrs. Thomas Garri son Jr.. Mrs. Albert McBee. Mrs. Leon Mulkey, Mrs. Otho Gosnell. Mrs. Forrest Holmes and Mrs. Paul Abeel. Hospital News Douglas Community Hospital Admittad Surgary: Mrs. James Smith. Klamath Falls; Mrs. Floyd Cole man. Sutherlin: Mrs. Cecil Calla han, Dillard; Charles Sturgeon. Koseburg. Medical: Mrs. William Muncy, Myrtle creek; Christine Hansen Roseburg. Discharged Douglas, Walter and Nelda Sharp, Sutherlin: Mrs. John Keller and baby. Michael Gary: Gavlene I Kidney, George Malstead. John Rackley, Amy Erbe. Room Street, Richard Aydelott, Mrs. John Cain, Dixie Culbertson, John Flurry, Roseburg. Mercy Hospital Admittad Surgery: John Zenor. Idleyld Park: Roy Havden, Roseburg. . Medical: Mrs. Ella Herbison. Danny Willard, Janice Robinson. Roy Tannhind, Roseburg. Discharged Guy Wood, Sutherlin: Ed Radi gan. Roseburg: Mrs. Steve Cant well, Roseburg. msm i 7, J i 00 IT YOUHSEIP lnxpnsiv, ay t apply, non-slippery, imprvios. Wipes clean with soap and water. Can b touched -up. Will net crack, chip or becom dark. Dries in 30 Minnies Rid yours If of fK hard work and xpans of waxing . . . AFflT DRI-OUIK. Gallon 7.20 Quart 2.30 COMPLETES COURSE Pvt. Richard W. Kyllo. 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Axel hvllo. 871 Greenwood Ave., Reedsport. com pleted the telephone switchboard operation course Jan 17 at the Army's Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon, Ga. Kyllo entered the Army last Aug ust and completed basis training at Fort ord, Calif. He is a 195Z grad uate of Reedsport High School. Another Of Portland's Penguins Dies Monday PORTLAND lift Another of Portland's penguins died Monday, victim of the lung disease, asper gillosis. It was a small Adclie that had first been reported ill Saturday. The zoo here still has 24 pen guins from the shipment brought in by Zoo Director Jack Marks from the antarctic last November, The remaining birds, except one of the big Emperors, appear healthy. The ailing Emperor is listed as having the lung disease. XLEAN FOR A DAY California Cager Named Player Of The Week SAN FRANCISCO UP Don Mcintosh was named Player of the Week by the Northern Cali fornia Baskethall Writers and Broadcasters Monday for his part in a 61-51 California victory ever Oregon state. Bear coach Pete Newell told sportswriters he credited Mcin tosh for leading the defense that moved California into a first place tie with L'CLA in the Pacific Coast Conference. Both have 5-1 records. Newell said the 66 pivot man is the type who does a Rood job despite giving away height b u t "never gets noticed." Veteran Racer Hanks Topped U. S. Drivers INDIANAPOLIS (M-Sam Hanks veteran racer from Pacific Pali sades, Calif., and winner of last year's Indianapolis 500-mile class ic, topped U. S. raring drivers in 1957 by taking $113,055 in pnze money. Your diahM ndn"t hm CLEAN rOR A DAY! If you want to b Qun for a Dar EVERY DAY. Mart hinting right now for a G - E MOBILE - MAID AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER from ua! 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