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2 Th Nwi-Riew, Roseburg, Ort. Fri. Jan. 31, 1958
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Synthetic Hormones Help
Deviates, U. 0. Scientists
Tell Research Conference .
Mrs. Roosevelt
Sees Portrayal
Of Her Family
Railroad Users
I Take Stand Today
In Rate Squabble
NKW YORK Mrs. Franklin
D. Kousevelt marked the 76th an-
last night the opening of a new "j10 connd r0P((,,,ed
WASHINGTON' i Railroad
CARMEL. Calif . Iniver
iity of Oresno acientisla report
that new synthetic hormone com
pounds can control the abnormal
urges of homosexuals and sex dev
iates. Based on experiments with 55
volunteers serving terms in Ore
gon State penitentiary for sex
Two Douglas Co.
Granges Disband,
Get Recognition
Two Douglas County granges
which disbanded recently were
honored at a recent meeting of
the Pomona Grange in Sutherlin.
The former granges hich re
ceived recognition for their "loyal
ty and faithfulness" were located
at Riddle and Glide, both of which
surrendered their charters on Jan.
1. Riddle Grange was organized in
1921 and the Glide group in 1911.
Guests at the meeting included
Elmer McClure. slate grange mas
ter, and Howard Cracroft, coun
ty deputy. Severa' other gucu
from out of county also attended.
The meeting was attended by 159
grange members.
The Pomona group accepted a
resolution presented by the Suth
erlin Grange favoring establish
ment of a paper mill near Suth
erlin. The resolution will be sent
to officials of the paper firm.
Nelda Noms, home extension
ehairman, announced a combined
lecture and home extension con
ference will be held Feb. 1 from
1 to 3 p m. at Riversdale Grange.
She reported that home extension
enrollment in the county now to
tals 221.
Announcement also was made
that the fair committee will meet
Feb. 9 at 2 p.m. at Riversdale
Grange.
crimes, the scientists found that
the pills temporarily halted all
; sex drives as well as potency. i
The compounds worked month
after month without dangerous
side effects. Dm. William M. La id
law, Donald J. Moore and Carl
G. Heller of the University of
Oregon Medical School reported
to the Western section meeting
of the American Federation for !
Clinical Research Thursday. !
I It took six to nine weeks for the
: hormone pills to take effect and
the elfecu continued untd about
two weeks after daily treatment
i stopped. Then potency and sexual
desire reappeared, the scientists
said.
Happy With Experiment
Dr. Heller said the convicts
i were happy with the experiment
' and the Oregon State Parole
Board was interested.
"This is the most wonderful
thing that could happen to a man
in prison," one convict was
quoted as saying.
A suggestion was made that
many sexual psycopaths and sex
ual deviates could be released
from prisons with continuing daily
: doses of the hormones made a
condition of parole.
Dr. Heller said the use of pro
gesterone, a natural female sex
, hormone, or one of the synthetic
.derivatives, was highly successful
I in suppressing pre-menstural ten
sion in a test group of SO women.
Introduced originally for use as
oral contraceptives by women,
the drugs have had uniformly
j good results in puerio rico, where
they were used to combat a
play built around him. ""creases couio onvr
r ' lhm mil nf huinj.. tnnlr th
The 73-year-old widow and heri .., rj i.
four sons, sitting apart in the tort dav of nMring Dy wblch
hope to keep the boost from go-
Theater audience, attended the
opening 01 sunrise ai campooei- imo effect lbi jy
10 ana saw memseives porjrayeu . Tht inu.rstate Commerce Corn
on stage in earlier phases of their musioa until f eb. 5 to sus-ue'-
,. j . , pend any or all of the proposed
Mrs. Roosevelt called '' rate increases, averasing 3 per
tertainment and expressed delight cent Jnd sMute a lengthy
with the acting of Ri ph Bellamy procedure. If it does not
as the late President Roosevelt act M rlllroit propi, mU
and Mary Fickett as herself. effective on that date.
But she said: "It has no more
to to with me than the man in Victims of Recession
the moon. I don t recognize my
self on suite. 1 have no feelings
During
attorneys
Thursday's arguments
for a variety of busi-
of reality about it. It might )ust nesses expreS5ed ,vrr,pathv Wlth
well be about someone from
Mars."
the railroad's financial plight. But
they contended that they, too, are
victims of the recession and said
. they could ill afford increased
j costs at this time.
Frank P. Aughnay, attorney for
Pacific Northwest Krain dealers,
i said a proposed 3 per cent boost
j on grain cannot be borne by farm
I ers under existing economic con-
ditions.
i Howard Gould, representing the
six-year-old Green River Steel
Corp. of Owensboro, K, told the
commission'
A mill that's losing its shirt
hi eh
j slum birth rate. Dr. Heller said.
He added that thev could produce
1 uncomfortable side effects in
women, however.
School District
Employe Passes
George W. James. 64. employe
nf the Roseburg School District,
died Thursday in a local hospital,
after a short illnr-ss. He was born
Dec. 20, 1893, in Hardy, Iowa, and
came to Roseburg 12 years ago to
make his home.
He was a member of the Earnest
Masonic Lodge of Kmmetshurg,
Iowa.
Surviving are his wife, K d i t h,
Roseburg; three sisters. Mrs. Al
bert (Beatrice) Moreland. Grants
Pass. Mrs. Joseph (Bernice) Rent
er, Redlands. Calif , and Mrs. 11.
I.. (Irene) Statig. Malibu. Calif.;
and nunerous neices and nephews.
Funeral services will be held in
The Chapel of the Roses Saturday
at 11 a.m. Laurel Masonic Louse
will conduct the ritualistic serv
ice. Interment will follow In the
Roseburg Memorial Gardens.
Four Persons Injured
In Auto Collision
(Continued from Page 1)
and one officer described Gar
ntt'a car as the "worst wreck" he
had even seen. The engine was
knocked completely out of the car
and the right side was ripped off.
The engine of the 19.7 car had
been shoved back pinning Roland
in his seat.
Ambulances from Drain and
Sutherlin took the victims to the
hospital. The autos were brought
to Roseburg.
Florence Pepiot
Se rvices Slated
Funeral services for Florence
Ann Pepiot, 87, Sutherlin, who
Pearl Thornton and Mrs. Margaret
held at the Catholic Church in Cot
tage Grove Saturday at g:30 a.m.
it. jonn o Canadian will ofii
ciaie. Interment will follow in the j
Fair Oaks Cemetery, east of Suth-!
erlin. Mills Mortuary. Cottage!
Grovt, is in care of arrangements.
Mrs. Pepiot was a member of
the Catholic Church. I
She was born Florence Goddard j
on Dec. 19, 1870, in Tennessee and
came to Oregon as a girl. On Dec.
18. 1889 she was married in Lane'
County to Francis A. Pepiot. who'
died in 1933. They resided in the !
McKenrie River Valley for sever-1
al years, moving to Sutherlin 47
years ago from Vida. i
Survivig are one son and five
daughters. Hay Pepiot. Sulherlin;
Mrs. Vida McCollum. F.lkton;
Mrs. Kva Richards. Roseburg;
Miss Amy Pepiot. Eugene; Mrs.
Pearl Thornton and Mis. Margaret
Moore, both of Sutherlin: 18 grand
children. 28 greatgrandchildren
and one brother, Sam Goddard.
Springfield.
Sutherlin Praised
For Attitude On
Kraft Paper Plant
The attitude of Sutherlin citizens
toward possible construction ol a
krat pulp and paper mill by In
ternational raper o in me aiea cannot afford , a "subsidy to
has been commended by a com- tne rajroa(s "
piny official Contending ' that the proposed
C, liens of the city recently c.r- rate hlk coul(J ot be ;bs07bcd
culated .Petitions telling the cuin-:hv ,he unll)cr and wheat mdus.
pany that the mill would be wcl- B M c ,,ldpd ,.Fu,
corned. Signing were 3.3,8 persons thcm nj cllentsl'out of busl.
Recently, Harlan D. Shope plant and certalnlv lhe r,uroads
location engineer, wrote H. B. Aus- are bur( ..
tin. president of the Sutheriin
Chamber of Commerce, that ilie Demand Full Hearings
petitions would be included in a The attornevs for each opposing
report on the Douglas County area. Kroup den,anded fu hearings be-
He said he rs trying to complete (ore the ,cc dec!dc, whe!her t0
report on several sites in Oregon, Krant the If that pr0.
Washington and Northern Califor- cedure surtcd- it wou)d lake
ma for sunmission to company di- ah-, , . -n,nip, ,h
I It was reported in December, but
I not confirmed by the company,
that Douglas County was high on
the list of possible mill sites.
Russians Begin
Count Down On
Huge Missile
NEW YORK ! The New York
Tunes said Friday the Soviaj Un
ion is preparing to launch a huge
rocket, probably in an attempt to
lift its third artificial erth satel
lite, according to reports believed
a. be reliable.
The Times' Washington dis
patch said the Russians, in their
preparations to launch the huge
rocket, were reported to have be
gun at feast one count-down. In
the count-down, begun long in ad
vance of the established time for
launching, every working part of
the missile is checked until a
final stale of readiness is de
clared and the switch or button
pressed
The Times said it was estimat
ed by experts in Washington that
the Soviet launching will be at
tempted within a few days, pos
sibly within less than a day, if
the count-down is satisfactory.
"The consensus of the experts."
it was reported, "is that the
Soviet will try to raise into orbit
around the earth a vehicle that
is substantially heavier than the
first two satellites."
j Portland Council Launching Of Sputnik Was
(To Again Consider ijust Russia Showing Off,
Franchise Ordinance College President Claims
PORTLAND '. The City rjr Elmo Stevenson, president! Stevenson warned against grfe
,CouncU will consider again toon- 0f southern Oregon College, Thurs- ting panicky about Sputnik. "'Why
day an emergency ordinance to da. nlgbt analvzed the drama of waste our efforts on such things
give the Rose City Transit Co. a the launching of Sputnik, the Kus- as these when we have more im-
fare increase. (lia satellite and came to the con- portant things to do."
The firm which operates this cius,on Russia was just showing Citing the great emphasis the
city's mass transit system nas 0f( , U.S. does place on science, he
said it will mill its buses oaf tne ' ,. i... inn rjointed that as part of the Inter-
neonle at the Roseburg Presbv- national oeopnysicai .sear, ine
Fenan Churrt ae feafure if "a, more scientist, working
streets unless it gels
fare boost by reb. 27.
" ' i?""ff W0Uld the annual Y'MCA
make adult fares 25 cents
The council earlier had voted
4-1 to grant the fare increase
than anv other country. Russia is
annual ijiia inccuus- . -, , .. ir-v
The Russians shot the satellite nd, he said He called ICY
out into space just to gain alien- me '"'' 7 '"
.. ,k.cnr -.iH.ni .a,H h tional effort in history.
But such an emergency mcas- '"!.' ...j .u. Ftiui.. j..ma Stevenson didn't miss a chance
ure requires a unanimous vote ' J- ... . ,u(,deniv mean we are to stress the great challenges of-
and Commissioner Ormond Bean "!dd'S?J "The RsMan, hfve fred yun Pe0Ple in lht 'leld of
said he could not support it be- !",nd A k wfth Si for a science. He called it "one of the
cause he felt the slate Publ.e fn "ck. "d ha've greatest frontier, " He cited Sput-
Utilities Commissioner had juris- " ,, m',nv .ctentBts as Russil n,k " 8ood sho1 ,0 dr,w oun
dict.on .over transit rates. J"5' ,n "vera? area, '" People to the field of science.
The public utilities commis- "na more " ever' ,re"
sioner. Howard Morgan, however, ! Effort Localised Colleue Necessary
stepped to the sidelines in the . rt to . (h t m ! Following logically the chal-
dispute and apparently left the J"'","' he said the Russians fenges of science. Stevenson point-
matter of the increase solely f-ffi'!t$l dut J"4' " " "X
"." . .. .his nne fed of se ence and come , uullu" lu
JlllVC uicil, ucau tiaa nwi iu lfL
uh.l hi nrxilinn nn lh fares UP.U?
be when the ordinance comes1
I up for vote Monday.
Police Posted
In 41 Schools
case.
The shippers also made repeat
ed charges of discrimination in
the railroad proposals. The rail
roads this year asked for rate in
creases on a selective instead of
an across-lhe-board basis in order
to avoid raising the rates for
items in competition with trucks.
For one, livestock interests con
tended their rail costs would rise
more sharply than the costs for
d,t'!,a,r,.T",,.",. P.0,.'in? "a!ro!m,n The Railroad, have told the ICC
oiiiuuiB una iu iuic Willi ail
upswing in violence among teen
agers.
The
action stemmed from the
their proposal, would bring in
176 million dollars in additional
revenue for 1958, about 40 million
dollars less than expected added
Baker Youth Acquitted
Of Setting Off Bomb '
BAKER iJT Wayne Edward
Collins, charged with maliciously
setting off a bomb was acquitted
Thursday by a circuit court jury
that deliberated one hour.
The lS-year-old Baker youth
had been charged with throwing
two hand grenades at a junior
high school here while 200 stu
dents held a Halloween party in
side the building last Oct. 25.
Collins testified in the trial's
waning hours that he went to the
school to have fun
"When I threw the grenades. 1
was not trying to hurt anyone."
he said.
Coilins said that he saw no one
when he pitched the grenades. He
testified that he brought the gre
nades home after being dis
charged by the Marine Corps.
In addition, Collin, said that the
grenades he threw are not cap
able of causing great damage.
Dist. Atty Jesse Himmclsbach
disagreed, and told the jurors
such grenades could hurl gravel
and cause fire, when exploded.
The state also had claimed that
a student at the party was cut by
shrapnel when the grenades ex
ploded. The jury was composed of 11
men and one woman.
a dramatic show. Mejn-i-cMcu
, while, he said, the U.S. has work-'. "e P"'nl ominai recem aiuo
i. f;.ij. .j ,i,.j ies show that demands in most
iscience "where it will do the most ''elds, ' droPPm. l ,lot ,
h tnr th. nni. , educated and increasing for t
Senate Committee
Okays Huge Sum
For Defense Work
the
n
White Youth Claims
i He Received Threats
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. A 17-year-old
white youth said last
night that anonymous telephone
callers threatened his family with
WASHINGTON ur The Senate ueath because he kicked a Negro
Appropriations C o m m i 1 1 e e ap-; Z'rl puP" t integrated Central
proved unanimously f'ridav a $1.- "lsn School.
410.000.0ii0 emergency . defense Richard Boehler told newsmen
money bill. lhal n' launched a kick at Minnie
Onlv one major change was J" Brown. 16. as she passed
made in the measure as it passed nim near tne 'chool campus after
the House last week
skilled and professional.
In an aside about the current
status of young people, he .said
their moral and spiritual fibre
needs strengthening. He said the
Y'MCA can help in thi, respect.
Hospital News
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mark Scott, Winston;
Mrs. O. C. Rader, Oakland.
Surgery: Glen Humbert. Rose-
Chairman classes were dismissed Wednesday burg; Mrs. Donald Baird, Oak-
lUvrian ,n.An c ,a iha Cant afternoon. land.
group knocked out all reference He said she didn't try to fight Discharged
to the advanced research project back. ... M" yl s'"errii.1- uSue Wo;,d
agency the Pentagon is about to "i,ne Just P"' "er nan(l ,0 ner cock, Roseburg: Arthur vi;th-
jPt Up face and cried like the baby she rich. Arvol Medford. Sutherlin;
Havdcn said, however, that 10 '" he "'d- W. C. Abbott, Portland.
million dollars would be made di-: Prosecutor f rank Holt refused
rectiy avadable to Secretary of 'ss" warrant for Boehler , I
Defense McElrov for use in any . arresi. me warrani was sougni i
such agency.
by Minnie Jean and her mother.
Some Democratic senators have Holt said his office would inves-
advocated voting a, much as one tigate.
or two billion dollar, more now
to
steD ud missile and bomber
production, but Hayden said the A-L lf;il Irt
committee decided to go along with ' ram J'C K Mlls ,U-
McElroy's request.
Committee approval sends the
money bill on to the Senate for
Injures 86 In London
"hoo! rZSZ,a "n7Vy by hiRhfr
two other girls, various outbreaks waR" "noiaxe
of hoodlumism and the suicide of - . .
a school principal. Both white and Starkweather En Route
Negro teen-agers have been in- J0 Lincoln, Nebr. !
volved in the disorders.
A dispute between school offi- (Continued from Page II
cial, on one hand and a Brook
lyn grand jury and a judge on Nebraska law requires a jury
the other meanwhile has exploded trial in all first degree murder
into vituperative charges and cases and the jury specifics
countercharges. whether the penalty shall be death
The City B iard of Education is- in the electric chair or life nn-
sued a statement Thursday night prisonment.
that the special Brooklyn grand Both Starkweather and Card
jury probing school crime "may have been charged with first de-
not be legally valid " gree murder.
Cards status was a little un-
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I President Says COP Can
Claim Five Cood Years j
! (Continued from Page 1)
I i
i sional elections next November,
but he said:
"We all know that Hie political
' prophets have already gut out
i their short pencils and made a lot
i of mathematical calculations. . .
I But these calculations over
look the decisive element What
counts is not necessarily the sue
of the dog in the fight us the sue
of the fight in the dog "
Eisenhower's preset iption fol
lowed much the same line as his
Jan. 20 Chicago speech in which (
he hit at "pessimists" who say I
America is weak, and aked the
people to push out their chins and
say the country is strong and will
grow stronger.
i Wea thv Man. Wife Do certain.
I round Hacked To Death
NEW
She claimed she was an unwill-
in2 hostaae on the tour of terror.
.. Charles, too, insisted she had no
YORK i.f A weallhv ... k v,n.ne ihii
sn.pyara operator and his wife fndfd wnh Starkweather', cp-
hacked to death in the bedroom lure Wednsdav in badland coun-
of their beach home - their pet trv ni,ar Dmijias. Wvo
dog killed with a knife in the base- i ii pi, rhir '.lnenh ( r.
Fast-Moving Storm
Deposits Snow Blanket
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A fast-moving storm spread 3
to 6 inches of snow in a Midwest
ern belt from Nebraska to Illinois
Friday and pushed toward the
southern Great Lakes and north
ern Ohio Valley.
It was followed by a cold air
mass which brought sub-zero
earlv morning readings including
10 below at Devils Lake, N.D.,
and -4 at Rockfurd, 111
In West Texas, gusts of 50
m p h. blew dust from dry fields.
The southwest plains had mild
weather after unusual warmth
Thursday when Roswell. N. M ,
recorded a record breaking 80
degrees, and Laredo, Texas,
chalked up an 82.
BLM Road Slated
For Ear!
meni no sign ot a weapon a
broken window but no indication
of a robbery.
There was no clue to this mvs
tery today as detectives fanned
out through the Gerritsen Beach
residential section of Bronklvn.
Oscar Kamheig. SO, and h i s
roll said he does not believe Card
was a reluctant companion siie
bad too many opportunities to
erape
"It look, to me like she's try
ing to wic:le out of it," he added.
Funerals Being Held
Starkweather will go to trial in
'.. ,r ,oun.1 "ra.rt coincided with the first of f.ve
. m K.J . ..".." rJ?KS""" separate funeral services sclied
a double bed in their $40,000 two- lrPd , ,he sp.,cf f 2S hollrs , n
Theodore J. Fischer, 59,
Passes At Riddle Home
Theodore J Fischer. 59. died at
his home in Riddle early today
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later by Ganz Mor
tuary Myrtle Creek.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Henry Herring
er. Sherman McBce, Winston;
Mrs. Avann Weber, Sutherlin;
Rosa Hearn, Roseburg: Jake Cray,
Mrs. Jack Wilson, Camas Valley.
Surgery: Sons Id Sigfriedson. El
ihue King, Roseburg; Elton Col
ter. Riddle; Orville Loving. Dil
lard; Mamie Dowdy, Winston.
LONDON i.f Winter's second ' Ditcharaed
action, perhaps early next week, dense fog gripped most of Eng-1 Esther Sjeldseth. Ernest Smith,
taiiu gnu rtaies ana large pans iiugn naruin. .lorma i-russ. ra-
of northern Europe Friday. tricia Pinneo. Crystal Fleslier,
Soon after the fog closed down Roseburg: Mrs. Lowell Miller and
Thursday night. 10 person, were habv, Nancv Ann, Yoncalla; Mrs.
ifillttrl nf 87 inior.l In . l-.ln rt,n A'Clliv.H h,hu Inhn
I lAftrlr wreck 10 miles east of downtown Lesley. Riddle: Arty Huffman,
If IfUlft ' London. One commuter train Winston: Mrs. Robert Minter. Oak-
rrhut intn Ik. ra,, MnA inAlh. Ufa D . . 1 Van.. AmjA
A Bureau of Land Management er stopped near a station. Park.
access road, part of a system, to
reach an estimated 3.jO.0O0.OUO
i board feet of timber in eastern
! Coos County, is scheduled for a
construction slart this spring.
! The Bureau of Public Roads ha,
asked for bid, on the first seg
ment of the Brunt Mountain Road.
Bid will be opened reb. 21 in
Portland.
Virgil T. Heath, state BLM su-l
pervisor. said the road segment
, will be 7 1 miles long !
j The area ha, one of the finest. I
most inaccessible stands of old-i
growth fir timber in Western Oie
igon. Heath said. It hasn't beenl
J developed previously because of
extremely mountainous and rocky1,
; terrain and correspondingly high '
road construction costs.
It is expected that about 85
miles of permanent type logging
road eventually will be necessary
to have complete access to some
55.C00 acres. Already built or un
der contract are 12 miles of the
svstem.
ECONOMY!
If you drive 35 miles per
day, you save on gas
alone '25 per mo.
J3M
J900
per yr.
per
Jyrs.
0 ii i.K la Bmi'n CfMtr'i Onir Otitnar aiiimea
Si Dillard Motor Co.
S. I. Stephens end Douglas Its.
Phene ORcherd 3-6626
President Takes Off
For Weekend In Ctorgia
WASHINGTON it President
Eisenhower look off at 1 1 -42 a m.
(EST I Friday for a weekend in
Aucusta. tia.
The President was accompanied
by a personal friend. Barry Led
head of New York. Leithead. like
the President, is a member of the
Augusta National Golf t'lub.
The weather was overcast and
misty as the President's plane.
Columbine III, left.
story home
Police called the case a double
murder. Each victim had been
stabbed about 15 tunes Autopsies
were to be performed ttniay.
I once said .urs. liamocrg wa, v..r ,j
n ,i ci. I.- t.-i .. .-1 year-oin
... .,,, vi ,.,i,iir oiaiik. v.ire
land Indians baseball coach and
fcrmer National League second
baseman and manager.
Jimenez Asks For Visa
To Enter United States
A CLEAN HEATING SYSTEM
GIVES YOU A CLEANER HOME
1 I H
LET US "POWER VAC" YOUR FURNACE
A cleaned funvece eliminates air aellutien. curt lul ceat anal
realucea redacoratmg eaansta. We clean net enlv tKe fuel B-il
knit elae ell aipaa enal ducts with e afreng vecunm witheut any
muaa er lthar te yeit. AH bulky agwiamenr ia kept euttiu'e et
yewf heme. Live warmer, call ua tar Pawar-Vac Sarvica tae'av.
OUR EQUIPMENT COMPLETELY CLEANS
CIRCULATING HIATUS . FiamACIS
IOILIRS AIR CONDITIONING SWIMS
ILOWIR PirtS riPIS t DUCTS
CHIMNITS ATTICS IASEMINTS
INDUSTRIAL. COMMERCIAL w RESIDENTIAL
S & S FURNACE CLEANING CO.
Owner,: Jim Standltv end Fhil Suttan Driver: Dan Hs
1741 S. I. HAMILTON ST. PHONI: lut OR H 0. J 60TJ
day and Saturday for the nine Ne
braska murder victims counted
since Monday.
Triple services fur Mr and Mis.
Marion Bartlctt and their two-
dauchter. Hetty Jean.
were held at a Lincoln mortuary
Friday.
Starkweather's parents. Mr. and
Mrs Guy Starkweather of Lincoln,
set about arrancing for an attor
ney for their son.
Lincoln Atty. Frederick 11. Wag
ener. former county attorney hc-e
and a l!.i4 rival of Gov. Anderson
CARACAS. Venezuela '.1 -In- for the Republican nomination as
formed go eminent sources aul gmrrnor. said he had not coin
Friday ex dictator Marcos Pcrei nutted himself to serve as coun
Jimenez ha aked for a V. S srl hut added:
visa from his refuge in the Do- ' What kind of a human being
minican Kenuhlic ind horns to would I be if I turned my back
lease for Miami, Fla , Saturdav on those parents "
Percj Jimener fled into exile alter
last weeks revolution m Vene- Search In Seventh Day
for v.anrornia Doy
WILLOWS. Calif Search
for a Boy Scout who disappeared
in one nf California, wildest
WASHINGTON .t -Members of """" w-nl ln, " "4,"'"' !
the Federal Communications Com-
mission recene the particulars to- I'ennis W urschiindt. 12. an-
dav on a House subcommittee i""1 '", Saitunlay afternoon in
staff report accusing them of mis- rugged Grindstone Canson 40 mile,
conduct esl of here while plating with
Thev will be given a chance lo "Iher members of a Willows troup.
replv to them at hearings begin- M llm" UP 10 7u0 mfn hav
nmg Monday. combed the boulder-strewn can-
lL son and surrounding mounta.ns.
Helicopters and planes have aided
in the vast hunt which has been
handicapped by rain, fog, cold and
snow.
State Rep. Al Flegel of Rose- "1 can't see how anyone could
burs will be the speaker tonight remain unlocated by this time."
at the annual Ccqutlle Chamber said weary Sheriff Lsle Sale of
of Commerce meeting. Glenn County.
The chamber there annually op- The hunt will continue through
ens its meeting to loggers, farmers Sunday on the present basis. Sale
and others in the area. said
FCC Commissioners Hear
Particulars Of Charges
Flegel To Talk Tonight
At Coquille C.C. Meet
AUCTION
LAND SALE
AUCTION
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The Slate Hifhwav Cammissian wilt attar tar tala et aral auel
auctian ta a held Fauary IS. I5I at 1 00 P. M., ell at Lata
IS, 34. 27, 31. 2. 30. Jl end il. at Hack It. at the Amandad
Plat at Plat "0" al tha J. luta Cameana, in tha City at Sutherlin
n-ua ai i.aunry, Uraaan, aainf tacatad an tha Narthtatt camar
Cantral Avanua and Aih Straat. Tha trantaaa an Central
ia 200 faot aid tha dcfih 110 taat with a 20 toot allay
rear. Tha sale dl aa hld an tha a-aart.
TIRMS 0' SALI: Cash. Tha miajmum pnea which wig ka eccaa'ad
ra S2.S00.00. Canaaaanca will ha ha harna.n and tala daad
r4fht ia raaarvad ta accaet ar raiact anv ar all htda. AR et
pnea must accamrMv tha auccatetul hd
FOR lrdORwA.ION: W. M. Haikm. Itaartv Manafar, Stars H.fh
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COOL -TOP
HEATING SYSTEM
TRADE -IMS!
Special Savings!
1 Floor Furnace
LPG Goi, 4S.000 BTU 39.00
1 Dearborn Console
LPG Goi, 30,000 BTU 49.00
1 Hostess Console
LPG Gat, 37,500 ITU 69.00
1 Commonwealth Wall
LPG Goi, 34,800 BTU . 39.00
1 Duotherm Circulator
Oil, 63,000 BTU . 40.00
1 Wards "Sunlight"
Oil Circulotor, 56,400 BTU 50.00
Reg. NOW
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Won't Blister Bare Feet!
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in on th Famous Cool-Top Heating System, the
Floor Furnace that can be inttolled in th hallway
of ony 2 or 3-bedroom home.
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1 Kreskey Floor Furnace 70'
70,000 BTU 40.00 V
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Oil, 70,000 BTU . 30.00
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