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velopment in 1938. The amount
10 per cent higher than the 1957
appropriation.
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Mon. Ftb. 24, 1958 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
JOSEPH LANE JUNIOR HIGH girl tumblers will be among
participants Tuesday night in, a demonstration by students
in physical education of their class work. The "gymkhana,"
to be held in the school gym, will include boys and girls
in such activities os calisthenics, aerial' darts, rope jump
ing, relays, rhythms, volleyball, marching and tumbling.
ine girls above ore doing the "ongle pyramid" routine.
rsj,Anno MaV Hoyt and James Freeman are instructors
T j rge' The JosaPh Lon Bond. directed by Rolph
Anderson, will furnish music for the demonstration The
gymkhono" will start at 7:30 p.m. It is open to the
public and free of chorge. (Jack Hausotter)
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Clendale PO Announces
New Street Collection Box
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX private mausoleum at a cost of
Howard Edson. Glendale post-less than ground burial,
master, announced this week the i Spaces for two. in a mausoleum
Post Office Department has in- such as this are not, in most cas
stalled a street collection box for es, as high as the cost of an av
automobile service at the corner era ge sized tombstone which is
of Pacific Ave. and Third Street, 1 placed on a grave lot. Mausoleums
by the Glendale Garage. Pickup are being built in ever - increasing
uuiiiuera in mans sections of the
uniiea stales and Canada.
nours are 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m
Plant Mausoleum
Allen Kesinger of Glendale an
nounced this week that he has
taken options to purchase land
in one section of the Glendale Ma
sonic Cemetery and that final ar-
further details on the project
will be published when they are
avaiiauje.
Enters Hospital
Woody Poole of Glendale entered
the Josephine General Hospital in
i - .C i. -i . '""'i'" uranis rass last weeK for surgery
iui me ouuumg oi a community i'uole had been ill since he was
mausoleum on the property. Kes- struck by a log which went to
rnger. formerly employed in the, pieces at the Dollar Plywood Ven
?i Pfa,,erson offlee ln Clen-jeer Plant in December He is re-
y... .manic mm uiaie me i ponea to ne doing well
mausoleum. I Mrs. Clifford Miller nf r.lnnrfl
Kesinger further stated that en- also underwent surgery at the Jo-
luiiiuiuriu oi mis type nas Deen : sepnine general Hospital last week
100 expensive lor tne average
person until recently; now, how
ever, when operated upon a com
munity basis, where many desire
space, it gives the protection of a
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Gavin Smith of Glendale under
went a further check-up at a hos
pital in Eugene recently, and lat
er he and Mrs. Smith and their
imam daughter went to Sweet
Home where they visited for three
days with her sister, Mrs. Claude
Brown.
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19 Cub Scouts
Receive Awards
Nineteen boys received varioui
awards Friday as Wilbur-Winchester
Cub Scouts held their Blue and
Gold Dinner at Winchester School
gymnasium.
Ronald Leet received a lion
badge, one gold arrow and three
silver arrows. Stephen Tidwell
received a wolf abdge, one gold
arrow and two silver arrows.
Wolf badges went to the follow
ing boys: Larry Means, Clair Mor
gan, Douglas McCorey, Willard
Whitten, Shannon Davis, Tom Sos
kit, Floyd Pasch, Lane Bartlett,
Ronnie Johnson and Dennis John
son. Mike Sullivan and Larry Ding
received wolf badges and denner
bars. A gold arrow went to Lar
ry Forest,, while bobcat awards
went to Philip Talburt, Jack Shoe
maker. Stephen Croswaite and
Clifford Cuse.
I 1957 E3 16
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jfin 16,000
'INCLUDES SOME ALSO SHOWN
AS WORK AND HOME DEATHS
TRACIC TABULATION Ac
cidental deaths last year, paced
by highway slaughter, totaled
some 200 more than in 1956.
reports the National Safety
Council. But because of popu
lation increase the rate was
down to an all-time low of 55 8
per 100.000. Nevertheless, one
out of every 18 persons in the
U.S. suffered a disabling injury
in 1957. The estimated economic
loss from accflents, both fatal
and non-fatal, was put at almost
12 billion dollars.
Holmes Criticizes
The Policies Of
Administration
SALEM I Gov. Robert D.
Holmes Saturday criticized the
policies of the Eisenhower admin
istration m dealing with the re
cession and unemployment.
"The wait-and-see-if-it-gets-bet-ter
policy . . is. I think, highly
dangerous and offers very little to
the man who is now without his
weeKiy paycheck," Holmes said.
Gov. Holmes made the state
ment after receiving a reply from
President Eisenhower to a tele
gram which Holmes and a num
ber of other governors sent him,
urging a speedup in federal works
projects.
The President's telecram in
Holmes said, in part: "1 believe
that the underlying growth factors
in the economy remain vigorous
and every indication is that they
will re-assert themselves later.
Our history shows that economic
recovery and growth is not a mat
ter of Washington stop-gap pana
ceas. It is as necessary to avoid
doing the wrong things as to do
the right one."
DOC
LICENSES
Deadline March 1st
Oakland Soldier Takes
Part In Airborne Task
Army Sp 3 C. John D. Snyder,
20, son of Mrs. Jesse Young, Oak
land, recently participated in a tac
tical training maneuver with the
11th Airborne Division in Germany.
A military policeman in Head
quarters Company of the division's
Command and Control Battalion,
Snyder parachuted into i mock en
emy area and helped capture "ag
gressor" targets under simulated
combat conditions. A 1955 graduate
of Oakland High School, he entered
the Army in April of 1955 and ar
rived in Europe in February of
1956.
Bladder 'Weakness'
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Uoc Up Night or Brd Wfftttnf. too fr-
Surnl. burning or Itching urlnotlool or
tronr fimrllinr. Oloudr Urlnt. duo r
common Kidney and Bliddtr Irrluttono.
irj OYSTKX lor quick hflD. JO cri uu
prort tofrtr tor younf and old. Ajk drui
flal for CYSTEX undir montr-bocs guar
antoa. a tow laat you laprovt.
GUNNER ASSIGNED
Pvt. Jimmie L. Sellers, son of
Walter T. Sellers, Winston, recent
ly was assigned to the 11th Air
borne Division in Germany.
Sellers, a gunner in Comnanv A
of the division's 76th Tank Battal
ion, entered the Army in July of
1956. His mother Lives in Jackson,
Miss. 1
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Wilbur Soldier Active
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Army Pvt. David W. Hamilton,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Hamilton, Wilbur, is participating
in maneuvers with the 9th Infan
try at Fort Greely, Alaska.
Hamilton, 18. is a 19S7 graduate
of Koseburg High School. The man
euvers are taking place at what
is described as one of the coldest
spots on the North American con
tinent. After entering the Armv in June
of 1957, Hamilton completed bas
ic training at Kort Ord, Calif.,
and now is a regular gunner at
Eielson Air Force Base in Alaska.
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March 3-4-5 from 2-3P.M.
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By Camp Fire Croup
Officers were installed and anon-
sors were honored at a meeting
of the Ches-ka-may Camp Fire
Girls held early this week.
New officers include l.inda En
gle, president; Christi Bean, vice
president: Mareta Honn. secre
tary; Karen Martin, treasurer;
Janice Kiimmert, song leader and
Carol Coomes, scribe.
Membership cards were riistrih-
uled to members who marie and
brought cookies with them to the
meeting. The left - over cookies
were taken to the Roseburg Vet
erans Hospital the following day.
Sparkman Proposes Plan
To 'Untainr' COP Fund
WASHINGTON B Sen. Spark
man (D-Ala said today the only
way the Kcpuhiieans can "un
taint" SI0O.0UO raised at a contro
versial Texas GOP dinner "is to
get it out of political channels en
tirely." "They had better give it to some
educational fund," Sparkman said
in an interview.
He was commenting on an an
nouncement by the Republican
Senatorial Campaign Committee
Friday that it had been mfurmed
it will not be offered any part of
the money raised at the dinner
in Houston on Feb. 10.
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