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General Clay Would Place
All Officers Under Same
Uniform And Single Chief
As Former Major
Tells Of Saucers
Glendale Completes Hiring
Of Administrative Staff
Mother Awaits
Final Decision
In Elaine's Case
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NEW YOKK I The sound
, was cut off on CBS television
i program Wednesday night when
! author Donald C. Keyhoe, a ior-
mer Marine Corpi major, began
WASHINGTON uf Gen. Lu- strengthen our forces-in-being. We to diiiress from the script in
cius 0. Clay proposed to invesli-, must advance the availability speaking of flying saucers,
gating senators Thursday that date of quantities of new, more A network employe explained
U.S. military forces be drastically powerful weapons. We must pros- that "nobody knew what he was
reorganized with all major com- ecute a vigorous space program." going to say." 1
minders in the same uniform and The subcommittee was told by ! Keyhoe was silenced for about
under a single chief. Secretary of Defense McEIroy 1 15 seconds during "The Arm- i
The retired World War II Army that he expects to have an ad- strong Circle Theatre" presents-
general said single control is ministration reorganization plan tion of a documentary on flying
necessary because "no future ready for congressional action objects. The program was "UFO
commander is going to fight a during the current session. enigma of the skies." "UFO":
war with the weapons of one serv- . , 1 stands for unidentified flying ob-1
jCP Draws Praise 1 je(M, , i
Clay a friend of President Ei-' McEIroy, who testified behind Keyhoe is the author of "The
senhower is a former commander ; closed doors, drew praise from i Flying Saucers are Real." He!
of U S forces in Europe. He is Sen. Johnson of Texas, Democrat-. had jdst said these words when
now head of Continental Can Co. ic leader of the Senate, who has the sound was cut off: "We are,
Decn cnucai ui wnai nc iidtiicu meeting in secrei wun iuukics-
1 the lack of a "sense of urgency" j sional committee. If these meet-!
1 in the administration. ings were public it would be
Johnson said he was impressed i proved. . . ."
He testified before the Senate by McElroy's "candor, his deter-, CBS later issued a statement
Preparedness subcommittee, head- mination to seek out facts before : signed by Keyhoe saying the inci
ed by Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson, taking a position, and his willing- j dent was "due to a misunder-'
as that group sought to wind up ness to assume his due respon-1 standing on my part about the
the current phase of its missiles- sibilities once a position is taken." j rules for approval of script
satellites inquiry. McEIroy listed "14 steps that j changes." The statement did not
Clay urged greatly increased have been taken to speed up im-1 disclose what Keynoe was going to
power and authority for both the portant programs since Sputnik I j say further.
secretary of defense and the was placed in orbit and this in-1 Robert E. Costello, producer of
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of quiry began." Johnson said in the show, said he ordered Key
Staff. giving newsmen the essence of the hoe's microphone cut off when he
He said the secretary should secreury's testimony. ! deviated from the script. The pic-
have authority to transfer the bil- j These 14 steps, all previously j ture of Keyhoe remained on the
lions of dollars of defense funds announced, covered such moves i TV screen.
from one purpose to another, in as stepped-up work on missiles (
order to push research and de-'and research of various types, C-...- nrmon
velopment. I plans for wider dispersal of stra-rOUT rVianSmen
He said the JCS chairman, now tegic bombers, and establishment I f
a non-voting member of t h e of an agency to supervise re-, OlVcn denienCcS
group that includes top service search on space projects
commanders, should take o v t r
their authority.
AdjutantoGeneral Claims
I Diversion Of Army Funds
May Eliminate Guard Units
Members of the Glendale School lier action, that the district will ,.,,.,.,. , ,. ... .
Qnot-il Mmnlaiul th hinna nf A. nntinn in nrnvide tran&oarwtion HtUVVUUU lilY. Callt. 'jf
m,,sl.i.... r.,..,.i ,n th inr .11 .tnrirnti on liie arc?oted i Mrs. Frank Sjule of Frevport
school system at the boards reg- bus routes, but cannot provide i NY., whose daughter faces eilhen By LEROY HITTLE
ular meeting this week. t board and room in lieu of trans- Pnn term for murder or a OLYMPIA uli The adjutant
Supt Marlen Yoder will begin porUtion. (mental institution, says 'its a pe- general of the Washington Nation-
his second year as superintend-1 In other action taken by theicuiiar auuauon 10 want j o a r al ouaro said inursaay neavy ui
situation to
enl. Millard Gilbreath was re-, board, it turned down a proposal uaugiiier ui ue ic. . version oi Army iunas io uie mi-
hired for a sixth vear as elemen- for constructing a cement water iwemy-year oia ciaine a o u i e sue program iirreaiens pomiuic
i.r. .-hl rr,nm,l mnn he will suirme tank and Duttine in a new could be sentenced to five years elimination of the 41st
also serve as school head for the pump by Windy Creek for extra to life for slaying her roommate,; composed of Washington and Ore-
education of handicapped children, i fire prevention for the high school, j t-auierine iiun tivins, is, oi be- gon .National Guardsmen,
v.u, nrmi-m.i .i ih. high irhool and thev decided to Dostoone sale!ttle, last July in their Burlin-i "If this division were
...ii Ha i ...,.. r.ih.n orhA will 1 nf ritv int. helnnnine in the school i game apartment. Or the jurors eliminated, it would be a
also keep his other posts as high I system until April, at which time i could accept her plea of insanity trophe insofar as the Washington that plans call for a
school football coach and science I they will be up for bids. land she would be sent to i men- National Guard is concerned. Guards 27 divisions.
nospuai.
teacher. I A considerable time was spent,
tal
said Maj. Gen. George M.
w n ei.,......'. nn.imn ..hi ih hnarri riieuine recom- me jury wnicn convictea ner kett.
.1 .,k,i ;.n,ir u,.. -. i m.nH.nnn. in he marie In the I of second degree murder Tues- Commenting on the situation.
ceoted He will be retired at the i budget board meeting, next Thurs- day to begin hearing psychi- Haskett said there were already
end of January and rrea tsuriteii oay
will fill the vacated position.
tain hundreds of infantry and ar
mored divisions.",
Haskett said reports coming out
of the Pentagon indicate that the
National Guard will be reduced
in strength of personnel by 10 per
Division -cent the coming fiscal year and
that the number of Guard units
will be cut back drastically.
Plans Call Far Cut
"These reports further indicate
cut in the
Haskett
Has- said.
to be
catas-
and a director of other large cor
porations.
Before Committee
Ask Routt Extensions
Supt. Marlen Yoder read re
quests from members of the com
munity, living beyond the present
bus routes, for extension of the
route or payment of living costs
for students in lieu of transporta
tion. The board reiterated an ear-
Foaming Adhesives
S: Tested For Plywood
1 Upon Conviction
GREENVILLE, SC. t Four
Ku Klux Klansmen convicted in
the beating of an aged Negro man
were sentenced to prison terms
here Thursday.
General Sessions Judge James
ace of the committee technique for foaming dhesive i ,,- M.Vear-
1. Bridges (R-NH) said used in producing plywood was , ' J 'E'J"'
tighten our belts and announced Wednesday. A Western oWenville Man head, l0 ,1X
vp.ir at hard labor.
ttane itenry nowara. "
All On Uniform
"The time has come when sen
ior officers should beloni? to in
am Kprvire nd wear the sam
mfnrm " th former Beneral
. ' c nr L'u ivtciL'rA isk A ..
In advance of the committee technique for foaming adhesives , ,B"''l'r! iT'L-
session Sen
"we must
do more perhaps for yeara to, Forests Products Industry se
come
siles
Rririgps
ale GUr roncy Lommuiee anu pivwoou aione. - . - , . received a three
senior Republican on the Senate; Arthur D. Little. Inc., an Indus- ult and btlery. received a
Preparedness subcommittee, saia inai researcn nun, ueveiupeu me . - - - lh , k Benllev
1 ..Tk... 1. nrn- fnr tun ma or n vwnnri 1 Otners. JaCK Denmy
II an miciyicw. iiicic i . . :. :
blinking awav from the enormity I producers and
of the task we face. We m u 1 1 1 Products Inc.
I James Zeialer of San Francisco,
the firm's research specialist, said
extensive test runs on Douglas fir
FCC Commissioners
Accused Of Taking
Industry Favors
NEW YORK i The New York
Times said today a secret staff
memorandum to a House subcom
mittee charges members of h e
Federal Communications Commis
sion with illegally accepting indus
try favors.
A Washington dispatch to the
Times said the memorandum also
accuses some commissioners of
fraternizing with litigants.
I he Times story also reported:
atric testimony Thursday on Miss indications that the ground forces
Reports On Curriculum aouie s insanity plea. . , of both the active Army and its
Voder also save a reoon on me uier a iau wun ciaine, reserve componems woura w
curriculum in tne nign scnooi ana
Elaine
Mrs. Soule told reporters. "1 know slashed. Drincioallv because funds
the child is sick. No one who are being diverted for the devel
doesn't need help would do suchjopmenl of nuclear weapons,
a thing" as kill with 31 blows Admits Dire Need
with a flat Iron and 20 kitchen: "There is no question that ev
knife wounds. erythmg possible must be done to
"But it's a peculiar situation to place this nation again in the lead
be in lo want your child to be m scientific development and the
sick enough to get what she needs nrmiurimn nf nuclear ueauons and
report on the language arts pro-.1" ner. now can i sianu missiles, he assertca.
gram of the high school at the!uP th,f nc) say my child is -But there is danger in letting
next meeting. ' Feb. 4. jsick. 'our ground forces dwindle while
Yoder renorted that the Glendale Superior Judge Frank B. Blum enemy nations continue lo main
"Chips," a mimeographed super- said three court-appointed psychi-
intendent s report to the commu
nity, had been mailed to box own
ers. Anyone not receiving a copy
in that way can secure one at his
office.
the general rules being followed in
school to promote better learning.
The report was so well accepted
by the board, that it was decided
to devote about 30 minutes of each
board meeting to discussion of
curriculum.
Robert Lee of the faculty will
Cascades Plywood
To Start Veneer
Plant At Reedsport
atnsts who have examined Miss
Soule would be called for ques
tioning at the insanity hearing.
The trial is expected to last two
days.
Miss Soule told reporters
"wherever they send me. I'll try
to make the 'best of it." Of the
second degree verdict, she said
"I realize I got a break."
Acquittal Ordered
For Two Men In
Mail Fraud Case
While our enemies count their
division in the hundreds, it is in
conceivable that this nation should
make further reductions in the
few divisions it has in its active
Army and Reserve components."
The adjutant general also said
"diversion of federal funds from
I the support of the National Guard
: would be a severe blow to this
stale."
He reported that Ihe 41st Divi
, sion occupies 26 armories in 24
cities.
It employs 103 full time civilian
workers drawing an annual sal
ary of about half a million dol
lars. He also said the 4.000 Washlaig
i ton residents in the division re
Iceive annual drill pay of $1,300 -000
and camp pay of $420,000
j which they spend in their local
, communities.
fMilnmlini, f J - Dt..
f, o jc u " I wood wrps. new green veneer
prepared by Dr. Bernard Schwartz, I Dant RKeedsMrt .XIW.,.rf to
of tne special , . .
e" to surpass Russia' in mis- n.r w told the process could "Chester ZV?oWVied oi
and satellites save $2,000,000 annual v n pro- wllh Kocnesier was conv icieu oi
, 35. chief counsel
! subcommittee on legislative over
sight and professor of law at New
I York University.
Obtains Document
The New York
the document, intended to be the
gin soon
The start of construction on the
.$400,000 plant, which will employ
I between 50 and 60 persons on two
imes obtained ,h ,, s ..".. Kt:
of plans to widen the flood control
Plywood Prices
Slated For Drop,
Reports State
Board To Study Undating
Of Science Department
(Continued from Page 1)
PORTLAND if Acquittal was . , .
ordered Wednesday for two men institute some cnanges, out cou a
I dyke near the Highway 101 Bridg
TACOMA iJ An apparent de
cline from $72 to $70 per thousand 4.5, Portland: and
in sanded fir plywood prices be- Macy. Springfield
came evident here Thursday, al
though confirmation could not be
obtained from major producers.
Two major producers said they
are "waiting to see. and have
charged with mail fraud
U. S. Dist. Judge Gus Solomon
pronounced the verdict for
ham S. Ingram. Oakland, and
Robert Middleton. Redding. They
are lumber brokers.
Middleton and Ingram went on
trial Tuesday with Richard Bailey,
36, Eugene: Norman E. Egsiman.
Mrs. Laurel
Bailey was
president of the now-defunct Bai
ley Lumber Co. of Lugcne
not determine what changes would
be made at the time. He said he
Wil- would contact Jacoby this morn
ing ana aiscuss me possiouuy oi
cutting out the high school lunch
program, one of several that is
not paying its way.
Request Denied
A request was made by Howard
A. Peterson in behalf of the Doug
las County Heart F'und lo conduct
a fund drive in Roseburg schools.
The board denied the request
Former Local Man
Succumbs In Iowa
glue:
I to five times and achieving better
A former Roseburg resident, ' bonding with less adhesive.
Clifford S. (Dewey) Bales. 71,1 He reported the American Box
died last week at Ames. Iowa, I Co. was testing the foam process
where he had been residing. : at its Fresno. Calif., plant on
He had lived in Roseburg for I bonding paper to wood for rigid
about live years and was employ
ed as a night watchman for Rose
burg Lumber Co. from 1947 to 1.151.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Anna Bates of Ames; two sons,
Clifford of Ames, and Glen of Ft.
Camrjhell. Kv.: two daunhtsrs,
airs. Hetty ueai oi t-ovena, taiu.ic. Drivinv
Dawson ol ' v
and Myrtle (Dage)
Ames.
Mrs. Deal and Mrs. Dawson are
former residents of Roseburg. as
are three surviving grandchildren,
Carroll Dage, Beverly (Platler)
P norm an and Sandra (Platter)
American Forest noueri
conspiracy.
An all-white jury returned the
verdicts Wednesday nijiht against
-t I ik.
W 'hred " 20 "nl CU,ihe,Un7 M July 2? "of ud
. .. r-i-Mol 'UI.vAar.nlri Neffrn who Wlin
Zcig cr said lie process aerates ?-"-" , ..van
ues. extending their volume up I h', w"e ""?, ?L
f.. .im. .nH .nhi.vin. h.ii.V white children whose mother was
hospitalized.
The jury, which deliberaled al
most four hours, freed Johnny
Frank Quinn and R. J. Roach of
charges in the case. The judge,
dismissed charges against S of the
11 while men originally indicted.
Cruell and his 54 year-old wife
Fannie, were caring for Ihe seven
children of Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood
Turner, Ihe white tenants, when
a group of men stormed into the
house. The men wrapped a chain
around Cruell's arm. dragged him
to another room and beat him.
starting point of public hearings
n.onoay ine suiicuniinmee. now- over ltJllpqul Rjier
ever, voieu ai a ciosea niecung io i," . . ,
lav aside Schwartz's nrooosal -in ..A..g0a' i May 1 ha been "l
favor of a "eeneral sufvev" hear- l ' oi operauons. accord- Iower their price5
ing that would bring in the heads " "V. fla.1c. C.K- 5"cu I A spokesman for a smaller firm
. . . , ta n f nivp nm nwprra
not as yet made any decision to of mail fraud or conspiracy to
I find that there would be in- " PVSa.m?,ion..a,rfcunfi 1
c.,friiant B..irian.A MB,.i copy ot una j.4ju. tne law tnai
these two defendants on charges Prohibits s-liciting of pupils, be
packaging. He said other mimed
iate annlications lie in manufac
ture of pallets, particle board and
gummed paper.
Charles Markille Fined
CHARLES MARKILLE 4 gen
Charles Byron Markille, 53, 3387
NE Hughes St., was found guilty
of drunken driving Wednesday in
a municipal court trial and was
fined $250 and sentenced to five
'of six government agencies, of
which the FCC is included.
A member of the subcommittee
I denied that this procedure had
masked any tnougnt oi white
washing" the F'CC or any other
government agency under investi
gation. Rep. John J. Flynt (D-Ga)
said the subcommittee wanted,
rather, to be sure that the investi
gation would go forward under
rules of "evidence and fair play."
The Schwartz memorandum
cited several examples of alleged
personal misconduct on the part
of FCC commissioners. The mem-
' orandum also criticized some of
the practices followed by the com
I missioners in granting licenses for
I television stations.
Christie. Also surviving are I o !,".: ,,,. !,.. . i,:i
p..u...i,;m. ." '""""' "l '-"
Eisenhower Proposes
Curb On Union Rackets
(Continued from Page I)
alions. Eisenhower recommended is to be dismissed
that they be made subject to los.
ing all rights and privileges under
federal labor relations laws, to Man Arrested For Not
having their existing bargaining r. - Ait, ir,;j.n.
rights revoked, and to forfeiting topping After ACCICJcnr
the tax exemptions all unions now
Job's Daughters Planning
Rummage Sale Saturday
A rummage sale has been sched
uled in Roseburg Saturday by Job's
ii.rbiiu ..... .rraeinH hm 9 and 1 Daughters Bethel 8.
I had pleaded i n n o c e n t to the The sale is slated at the Episco
charge. He had requested a jury; pal parish hall from a.m. to 2
lrial I p m. Rummage may be left at the
A second charge of failing to; hall Friday evening, or pickups
obey traffic signs bv driving the I will be arranged by calling C herie
. ..,. . '..m.v .1, -,.t Havens al OR 2-3232. Sue Mere-
al OR 2-1906.
Proceeds will be used lowara
Car Not Stolen For Long?
Haystead Gives Chase
PORTLAND ii Robert D.
Stark ran out of his house here
Wednesday shoeless and shirtless
looking for whoever just drove
off in his car.
Stark's luck was good, for slate
policeman Joseph Haystead pulled
i up lo the curb and asked if any
thing was wrong. Stark told him
about the car, and the chase was
!!Lthri ?int.i 2.n.Pr"Fer!!V,pur"!P" "P until today, but it has
chased from the E. K. Wood Lum-ibecome evident thllt S70 win be
ber LO. I h. n,H. Ik...-, ha.n . n
reach one million feet daily on a
one-eighths-inch basis. The ve
neer will be shipped to Lebanon,
where Cascades operates the na
tion's largest single unit plywood
plant, as well as a hardboard
plant.
Cascades acquired some 300 mil
lion feet of timber in the transac
tion with E. K. Wood and logs to
be peeled will come from timber
lands from miles around Reeds
port. In addition to the timber.
lascaue purcnasea an out sawmill rj I p J
and two houses from E. K. Wood D3DICS UrOPDCQ
last fall, but no sawmill opera-1 a
dSI. Kp".s...pUnned at From Windows
sent to all principals informing
commit the same, on the issue of nem ,nal any imure arives or cam
intent." Solomon said wens would have to be presented
The government charge said two IO ,ne ?ara Ior icauon.
The
Oregon banks were defrauded of
motion becomes effective immedi-
more than $200,000 bv the use of a,tcl-v- However, the board agreed
false invoices and bills of lading.
of shopping around for prices Ric'.ard's brother. Al Bailey. 1
the resolution would not affect the
"Save the Children Federation"
we'll have to wait and see what, pleaded guilty earlier to mail r!ve na' '. now ,n progress, inis
the bigger bovs do - " fraud charges. He was sentenced ls inS conducted to collect
Another firm said that while it to three years and put on proba- f'"n'ng r underprivileged chil-
had made no decision "if Ihe re- tion. drfn overseas,
ports that Simpson Logging Co.,1 Al Bailey testified Wednesdav I ,Lorne Simons, athletic director.
Georgia Pacific and others have that the firm headed bv Richard !?? Presented " report on the era-
lowered the price are correct, we Bailey used false invoices aj aition of the athletic program. He
to go nuis oi lading to get money from " ', "
k..i.. i suits of the recently completed foot-
oau season ann ine current oasKei
ball season.
The athletic situation appears lo
be in good shape, according to Si
mons, and the program has al
ready achieved one of its staled
goals, that of wider participation
and competition tor boys in the dis-
l will have no choice except
along.
A third small producer
"local firms confirm that -price
reduction)."
said
(the
Teamsters Ponder
Compromise Plan
WASHINGTON A
CHICAGO i A fire and ex
plosion spread havoc through a
Admitted AW0L Sailor
Arrested By Policeman
sending Ihe Bethel drill team to
Ihe Grand Session in Medlord in
April.
enjoy. U they fail to file true data. . f lUT'. J?"' a.r"'!?..w"i,'. i Thomas Edwin AmOS
TV.- - . , , , , junn lrT nil I anil ail rsit-ti
fr.n .n,f i S ni"nd Ernest Fnesen. 67 . 86s se Fimr Released On $1,000 Bail
IS -nf. unions, including those s, XVednesdav on a charge of fail- "'""a v
b? .k"? .1 y j,Urt;,'n P "ne of an ac-i Brought into district court Wed
aiHinV ,,,n. Vh.thre ir"'r m a,nd eilenl. ;nesdav on a fugitive warrant.
mm .lv in Thl ' 1U? complaint was suned Wednes- Thomas Edwin Amos. 29. Box 2A,
P,n. Vnri I V ln'ted day bv Phche M McGmre. Win-' Glide, was released on $1,000 bail
availed itself nf HJ'k i 'nn- all,"1 ,hi" Sr""r ""' Ve 11 . .
hn? b.i.m a ,hNtll,nl La- of , isjo sedan failed lo stop after! on that date he is lo come back
Th T.nii .i"a . . . n accident with her car on South to court West Virginia authorities
rail. f..e Sy. . "'ready Kal (., Avenue Tuesdav. have until then to arrive in Doug-
hfii ih.. ri "VI "am umons Friesen was arrested on a war- las County to take Amos into cus
ixiri. nni. .V ' lo ,lle ,n re- rant issued bv district court and to.lv. They have charged him with
XI RB "' ' U" ,nei booked at Ihe counly jail and failing to make support payments
released on J.250 hail bond. 'for his three children
A sailor said to have admitted !
being AWOl. was lodged in the
city jail Wednesday by Roseburg trict.
police. In other business. Ihe board au-
Taken into custody was John thorizod the exoenditure of $498 for
W Pi.r. IS nl Ih. Vir. ,n ,,...,,.,.. t. ck.l
cron-aea ouin ie apanmeni nan, The arresting officer report- It was agreed to allow Garv -Lee
building early Thursday and in ed he had noticed Pierce "loafin" Greer, a ninth grade student'to al
the frenzy to escape many chil-; atout various parts of the city for tend school in Roseburg
dren were dropped from windows , perioa of llme and Wednesday, The superintendent recommend
of the four-story building. asked to sea his leave naners 'cri that an ii.m h. nian.rt in ih.
Comoro-: On. infant was dead and at tu. .,j ,n-n ,.n , . l .
? LZ?a1 ihJ .leifiil if T.mJl!1?? M Persons were injured, in- Pier.e f,rst said his papers were school district property, but the
I 'R mnM?'ttotfl cl"dm5 r,ne chlld,ren i hom bu " "e way to the po- board asked to have the insurance
,nipr" n. Lnr. n ConfUcUiig reports on the actual li(.e station revealed he had jump. agen, and future meeting and
Teamsters Lnion went before the, number of residents of the 27 H ,w,n ,i San ni.on hm-.,,.. h. ni,in .ho nm... fr.h..
"After a wild riri. .. ,' ""itl" 'P" I VSSL, 'i?',"?,'"! didn't want to go to Alaska where The next boVd meeting has been
TS m,i.. .n hnr .i,.r.r., , ' .rrj'...''?'"A.'":. 7!' the vessel was bound. set for Jan. 29 at 7:30
........ , uipHinf auuiiir.s aw.utru me ion oi aeaa anu injureu unaiu k
forced the stolen car over to the : outcome before going before U.S. higher.
curh. ! Dtst. Judge F". Dickinson Letts to : Firemen began sifting ashes in ,
In it were two boys who escaped outline the settlement. 'the burned out structure in a
Tuesday from the MacLaren while attorneys refused to dis-, search for possible additional vie- i
Home for Boys at Woodburn. i cus the terms of the proposal, it Urns. I
was reported that under the com-i "The babies were falling like!
pronsfee Hnffa would he allowed rain drops." said Jack McMillan. I
lo take office as president of the 31. Negro, who rushed to the I
big union. scene where he said he caught j
.. ,, . , , The major concession bv. Hoffa five children dropped from wind-i
Sutherlin Highs sophomore class r.portedv was an agreement to ows. He fractured thumb while I
11 i u'm" Dr,v,.et up an advisory board to offer ; catching one child,
under way this weekend with a car ,n..ir. and ..iceslinn. in Ihei Fire officials said there were
p.m.
Sutherlin's Sophomore
Class Starts Polio Drive
' rnanagtrnent of the union, but 104 occupants in the building.
Miller's
Mid
MM.
-Season Shoe Sale
REDUCTION
Prices reduced to their lowest on the
remaining 300 pairs of sale stock in
famous name lines such as Red Cross,
Mademoiselle, Troyling and others.
GROUP 1 Now J
Stylt shoes in o variety
of colors and materials.
VUi t. 19.95
7
6I0UP
Casuals and drtsi flats f.
small group dnfttt shoes.
Velvet to 10.95
S
2 PR.
$12.00
2 PR.
$9.00
INCOMPLETE SIZES
t?UT TERRIFIC VALUES
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Shoes . . . Main Floor
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wash and cake and candy sale.
The events
starting
The ca
Dick's Shell Station, and the cake v...i. ...,.r. .h. hr.i,i ci. ,,. ,i i..
and candy sale will be held m ,he ,ult rither were on hand or ed that an estimated 100 persons
front of the Oolden Rule in Suth-' ,xp.c,ed tor an afternoon session hd been sold a fuel oil-gasoline
erlin. All proceeds will he turned inFjudKe ut' court. mixture as fuel,
over to the March of Dimes. , .
y' ! wh little actual power to enforce Police said there was no con-1 cO fjr ftVI ) nf VnrUC M rAJ
L ii . i 'its recommendations. nection between tlie explosion and W3C lUlllltllll tJUIdya I1UW
r wah will take place at All 13 of Ihe d i s s i d e n t New a scare touched off on the West j " '
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ORTHORIX SPRAY u su.Uh 59c to 1 AS
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Drain Chamber Officers
To Take Over Duties
New board members of the
Drain Chamber of Commerce will
lake over their duties following the
annual chamber banquet Saturday
night at Drain School
The new board members include
Stacy Johnson, Verne Thomas.
Dick Duncan. Bob Cool and Ches
ter Kydell Bishop of Portland
Benjamin D Dagwell of the Epis
copal Church will be chief speak
er at the 7 pm. dinner. Other ac
tivities are planned.
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