2 Th Now.-RoWo, Ro.burg, On.-Thun. May 1, 1958 ! QQQ Jegngggfj
Unidentified Form 1 Mrs. America Hear Brains Of Air
Of Radiation Found ! irv Force Space Plans
r w .1 r . II. ...
ey tarin itneuiTe
By FRANK CAREY
AP Science Reporter
OKLAHOMA CITY - With
FORT LAL'DERDALE, Kla. IT the uninhibited enthusiasm of
Mrs. America contestant, the I Saturday night bop-hop, 6.W0 teen
cream of this nation't crop of lagers heard the brains of Air
homemakers. are at varied in I Korce (pace projects tick off
thtp inriiviHnal hatitv anri iHjae ' man'a aln. Inuiril sr... Thur..
WASHINGTON '-Evidence of jialne (rom California. I day.
an unidentified form o radiation t ju Utt t look at the statistics' They listened intently as a ser
ved! may require special shield- 'on ln. (malists who will vie forties or scientist went into the var
ing precautions for space travel lne 193a, jiri America crown next.ious phases needed to get a man
has been picked up by the Army Week. into space.
Explorer satellites. i in the height department, Mrs. "We're just like a salesman get-
So intense is the radiation be- Libby Rogers of South Dakota ting on the road to sell his prod
lieved to come from the sun that lowers over her 4S competitors at'uct to the people." said Lt. Gen.
it caused cosmic ray counters 5 feet 10. The smallest finalist is Clarence S. Irvine. Air Force
aboard the two satellites to die 5 1 Mrs. June Murell, who ironic-1 deputy chief of staff, as he looked
out at times. ally hails from giant-sized Texas. , at the milling thousands of young-
This was reported here to a pe- ' As for weight. Mrs. America 1 sters pushing into Municipal Audi
cial meeting of the National Aca-1 contestant come in all sites. .The I lorium.
demy of Sciences and the Ameri- heaviest is Mrs. Mississippi. Mrs. "You know it is going to be
can I'hysicial Society, called to Marsha M. Mathis, who gave her! these young people who make it
hear first reports of 'preliminary I weight at 150 pounds. The lightest I to other planets." he added,
scientific information from the sat-1 " 105-pound Mi s. Polly Sue Stef-' Nothing Impassible . , , . ,
fU,le! I fens of Oregon. I Vision and a strong oelief that
In addition to the report on the I The oldest member of the group ' nothing is impossible was urged
unidentified radiation, the various!" Mn. West Virginia at 42. The; by the star-studded roster of
scientific account featured these ; youngest is 22-year-old Mrs. speakers. Many plugged for bet
announcements' Maine. The average age is 30. jter educational facilities. Ma.
1 Temperatures within Explorer j Ninety per cent of the finalists Gen. Bernard A. Schriever, head
I have ranged from 32 to 104 de-1 admitted that they have spanked 1 of the Air Force ballistic missile
gree Fahrenheit within the i their children at one time or an- division, backgrounded the accom
range of human survival - even 'Other. plishments made so far in devel-
though temperatures outside may The only homemaker who failed ; opment of space weapons and
vary from about 120 degrees be- nwer .thl oue,'1m w" Mu"' I ......
low zero to about 800 degrees Hoyd Taylor, of Arkansas who Schriever said that he was con-
ahove The renorune scientists I nas na cnnuren. nueiu mc nullum oi y.: -uu.u
' - n i. 4' .: k $
r( S ' ' ,
School Districts
On Directors,
To Vote
Budgets
Various school districts through- elda Ledgerwood and J.
out Douglas County will be voting Jr.
Monday on local school board di-l Roberts Creek Outside per
rectors and budgets. cent, $5,824. Total estimated es-
The local issues will be voted on penditures, $7,522 as compared
at the same time as the election w,in $7,745 for the current budget,
on the rural school budget and di-1 Two five year terms on the board
rectors. Some districts have held are open. Candidates are incum-
thcir budget elections nui ww bents Benarr Hanson, present
said even less internal variation
could be achieved.
2. Only seven hits by microme
teorites tiny, speeding particles
of space dust which might pre
sent anotlier hazard to space trav
el were recorded by Explorer I
during a period of 1 month and
One contestant said, "We give 1 be conuuered just as the moun-1
our children plenty of love and tain men of the old West con-1
quite a bit of the switch. It's a quered this country's untamed
good combination.'
Man Fined, Jailed;
apparently none of them penetra-1 Tr,,l riritac ai
ted the satellite's shell. - I llul UQTC JCl
For Five Others
3. The atmosphere 230 miles
above the earth is 14 times more
dense than was believed in the
presatellile era, according to cal
culations of a Smithsonian scientist.
Fellowship Day
Set At Glendale
Church Friday
ence of intoxicating liquor was Bil
ly Donald Mays. 124 SE Moshcr
Ave. He was booked at Roseburg
city jail in lieu of payment of fine.
The annual Women's May Kel-j Judge Randolph Slocum set May
lowship Day will be held Friday at 1 thy trial date for Norman
the Olivet Presbyterian Church m ! Iww Davis, S63 W Center St.,
Glendale I wn0 P'eBaeo innocent to a charge
A nursery will be provided for I ' reckless driving in a case stem
small children. All women of thelming from an incident last sum-
(. lend sle and Azalea communities I
are invited.
frontiers.
Irvine said he believed in to-'
day's youth and was not a mem-1
ber of the "gloom and doom fra-:
ternity" where youths are con'
cerned.
"Juvenile delinquency is noth
ing more than a chain reaction
stemming from the indifference
and ineffectiveness of our adult
oonulation." he said.
A 23-vear-old man was fined The Air Force sent some of its
$11)0 and sentenced to five days in top space men here for the con
jail and five trial dates were set ference. 1
following innocent pleas Wednes-1
day in Roseburg Municipal Court.
Sentenced after pleading guilty
lo driving while under the influ-
Nta rate
SALUDOS AMI GO I.edo Arroyo Torres flefl), president
of the Uruguay Senate, greets Vice President Richard
Nixon on his arrival in Montevideo on the first stop of his
8-day goodwill tour of Latin America. N'ixon received a
generally enthusiastic reception.
vote on local directors and the ru- i
ral issues. I
Roseburg voters passed the
school budget April 25 by a vote of ;
729-533. but they will vote Mon-i
day for one director on the local
board and the rural issues. One
five year term is open on the )
board. Incumbent and chairman
Harold Hoyt is the only candidate.
Districts and issuts follow:
chairman, and Mrs. Jean Foss.
Tiller Outside S per cent, $48.
129. Estimated expenditures $77,
911. Earl Tibbits is running for
a five year term. No one filed
for a three - year term. That w.'ll 1
be a write in vote.
Umpa.ua Outside ( per cent,
$17,8b9. Estimated expenditures.
$39,567. Candidate for a five-year I
Strikes, Lockouts
Keep 5 California
Breweries Closed
Rene Pleven Considers
Wage And Price Freeze
PARIS Rene Pleven was
reported Thursday lo be consider
ing a wage-price freeze in his ef
forts to form a government to end
France's political crisis.
Pleven, a middle-of the road pol
itician, also wants a clearcut pol
icy to put down the Algerian re-
I bellion and reforms in France's
Double charges face Richard 1 relations with its restive overseas!
Nellie Wooleridge and Terry Al- Alvin Davis, 23, 563 W. Center hi. J holdings 11 ne becomes premier.)
SAN FRANCISCO r Strikes
and lockouts kept five California
breweries closed down Wednesday
but others did a booming busi
ness. The Tcamlcrs Union, which
represents drivers and plant em
ployes, sirucK liamm s in ! a n lu
Francisco and Anheuser-B u s c h not
iDuuweisen in uos Angeles 31011
day, along with their distributors.
The California Brewers Assn.
retaliated Wednesday by closing
mree oilier nrewenes burner
mci
L. Richey penditures. $127,689 Lloyd G Em
ery and incumbent Norman Staple-
man have filed for 1 five-year
terms.
Myrtle Creek Outside ( per
cent, $309,403.03. Estimated ex
penditures, $695,861.97. Three per
sons are candidates for a five-year
term. They are Dorwin Powell,
Don Martin and incumbent W. A.
Wirth.
Glide Although the Glide
School District budget election will
be held May 19 the residents will
vote on the position of local direr
tor. The candidate is Bert Alien
by who is running for a five-year
term.
Glendale Glendale has held
Ash Valley Amount outside the I lerm ' Roet Eilefson. A hearing 1 it's budget election. Mrs. Robert
6 per cent limitation, $7,366. To-j" to bud "heduled for i L. Fisher, an incumbent, is running
tal estimated expenditures. $9.- : P Monday. Voters will.for a five-year term Voters will
630 Two persons have filed for di- '50 vote 00 rura' d'rctor from also vote on a serial levy of $3,
rec'tor. They are Jack Farness ' Zn D. : 000 per year for five years to pro-
who has filed for a five - year I Reedsport Union High - No taxl""? . P"""?. '
term and R. H. Willsey. four-year ; base. Total estimated expendi- j hool bus without taking the tola
term. H. A. Carlson, clerk, said. ' tures, $169,535.15. The total calls 1 "" " " one year. Voter will
Scotts Valley Outside 6 per for an estimated millage raise of:10 Y'e utnorizition for Ihe
cent. $28.930 35. Estimated expend-1 4.2 from last year's 16.7 to 20.3. ' cho oo' Put UP ,or ,al,D'
itures. $42,567 as compared with 1 Frank White has filed for a five- ! three lots of property on Wil
S41.173 on the present operating year term as director. lis Avenue between First Street
L..j n, 1. it.. ..i., ; d.. ci..... v ,. and Second Streets in Glendale with
I candidate for director. He is run- base. Total estimated expendi- the provision that the board may
j ning for the position now held by lures. $447,000 as compared wiih refuse "y bl1 the-v deem 100 l0M
Percy Langdon. I $363,000 for current budget. Direc-1 Elkton Outside 6 per cent,
I Days Cretk Outside S per . tor candidates are Dr. F r a n k $77,340. Total estimated expendi
i cent, $47,429. Estimated expendi- McKenzie, one year term and tures, $96,533. Incumbent Eugene
. tures. $134,343.50. Incumbent and j W. A. Karcher, five - year term. 1 Fisher is the only candidate for a
! chairman of the board, Louis Rog-' Gunter Outside 6 per cent, five year term.
I ers. is the only candidate far direc- $15,878. Estimated expenditures, ; Drain Passed the school budg
tor. L ,. L , . . $26,063.50. et April 22 caUing for $91,727 out-
I Sutherlin Sutherlin has no lax I Canyonvill Outside 6 per s,de the 6 per cent limitation. To
I base, but residents will vote on cent, $121,514.58. Estimated expen- tal estimated expenditures are
j S339.346 to be raised by taxation. ditures, $214,244.58. Director can- jigg 578 The budget was passed
I Total expenditures are $577,801.50. , didates, Robert Bryant and George 76.3' Robert Thomas is the only
I Incumbent Marvin Steinbach lS.McClane. candidate for a five vear term.
running lor director. He was elect-; tamas valley Passed its .j ni.iH. t .r nni
DKTROIT -General Motors' , ed last spring to fill out a one-(budget calling for $37.283 40 out-1 .,?. nn Total estimated expend
chief negotiator said Thursday the year term caused by a resignation. I side the 6 per cent, but will vote f.,?. i ? it Two candidates
company is standing pat on its The Rev. Lloyd M. Whitford is a on director candidates. They are: L'"r "y?S ?, .' fiV. vear term
proposal to the Lnited Auto Work- candidate as a write-in. -John Standley. one year; Allen 'hZ 'Jd r, ' w p. and James
ers Union to keep in etfect wage Riddle - Riddle has no tax bae Cooper, two years; Ormand Stand- lhey are tl051 KOT a a
increases and fringe benefits pro- but residents will vote on $181,569 ley, three years, and Jack Hill Mearn- .
vided in the present contract. I to be raised bv taxation. Total five years. Gardiner The district has no
Louis G. Scaton, vice president 1 expenditures are'$264,115. Two can-1 Drain Union High Passed the ' tax base 50 volrs will be votin?
ui i-iiaiKe 01 me personnel siari. dictates nave 11 ea tor a live - vear Duaeet Aonl 16 ti a vole nf 5.1.12 1 w.iiu. cj.w.,... -
conierence we do term a director. They are Clinton Incumbent John Rentz is the onlv 1
other offer under D. Hedberg, now serving the unex- director candidate. He is running
pirea term 01 rwenara niiiey, ana ior a live vear term.
John K. Mills - Price. I Yoncalla Union High School
Dillird Outside 6 per cent, , Outside 6 per cent, $51,655 SO. Esti-
$278,997. Total expenditures, $650.-1 mates expenditures. $94,749.50. Di-
General Motors
Standing Pat- On
Wage Proposals
a news
have any
development.
"We have an offer on the table,",
he said, "and that's where we arei
resting
in
len, missionaries from the Azalea j and James Leroy Wh
Community Church, will speak on 1 1508 Sb Lane Ave.
isnt in !an 1,'racirivn luiJio'f " " ""' u.ua pio-'ooo. 1 nu is J13 nc unoer me pres-! recior canaiaa
San ?. Sehmi ,, i . P.sal 10 cxtend for lwo vears ten- ent budget of $663,867. Two persons and Wavne Ri.
.e?" ,J it.tt l'f,ts ,n .lne Prescnl contract have filed for a five - year term Yoncalla Elt
...v u..v..uu..,.6 amouniea
candidates
ice.
are Don Wood
tures. Incumbent Lvereu v. ah
bott is the only candidate for
five year term on the board.
Curtin Curtin passed the local
school budset Feb. 29, but will be
voting on two local directors. They
are Loyd Black who has filed for a
four year term and Gladys Krus
en's office disclosed the broad
home missionary work. Mrs. Doris Davi la charged with reckless I outlines 01 me inree pari program
Wattman and Mrs Jean Yoder of 1 driving in a complaint siened by Ihe wants to put before the nation
ih f.lonilalf Pn-ibvterian Church! Reeves Paxsun, 417 NE Jack- al assembly.
Lh.H I . duet acomoanied b?1"''" St., who allege. Davis was I Pleven was pressing the political
Mrs. F.unice Payne.
1 driving in a reckless manner as I leaders lo give him a yes or no
A member of each ladies group ne turned oil jaexson onto it
represented will give a brief re- Jfueii Avenue luesaay evening
port on activities of her group dur- Davis pleaded innocent and trial
uig the year lda,e wa ,et at M,V 15
Itetreshments wUI be served by Slocum set trial for Davis for
Ihe hostess group, the Women's ' Sept. 17 after the defendant plead
Circle of the Glendale Assembly ed innocent to a charge of furnish
of Giid Church, reports correspond- uig liquor to a minor,
ent Mrs Gerald Fox. ' The charge stems from an inci-
answer by Friday night on wheth
er they will support him.
The Socialists' national council
will meet F'riday. They hold Plev
en's fate. With 100 votes in the
national assembly they are indis
pensable to Pleven. They have
been reluctant to join a cabinet
including right wingers whom
dent which allegedly occurred ; they blame for overthrowing
minutes before the alleged incident i r ranee s last three cabinets.
referred to by Mrs. Paxson.
Police said Davis was a passen-1 Federal Reserve Bank
ger in a car driven by Whetstine. ! f . p- . n . :
who pleaded innocent to charges UlSCOIinr KareS
of reckless driving and drinking
while driving. The pair was ap-
Graveside funeral services f o ri Prehended early Tuesday evening
Barbara Ann Erna, infant daugh- by. Roseburg officers following a
ler of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. brief chase in Northeast Roseburg.
Krna, Riddle, was held this mom- ume mr nireuunc was set
inr aei. 4. lie will lace Doin cnarg
es at that time.
Graveside Funeral
Services Scheduled
ing at St. Joseph's Catholic Ceme
tery in Roseburg.
The Rev James Dillon of All
Souls Catholic Church, M y r 1 1 e A rfilitioc t
reek, officiated. Ganz Mortuary, I
Myrtle Creek, was in charge of ar
rangements. The baby died Tuesday.
Besides the parents, the baby is
survived by two sisters, Peggy
For Music Week
National Music Week, May 411.
will be observed in Roseburg
Mane and Valerie Jean, twins; pa- t n r o u g h music organizations
N Y.; maternal grandmother, Mrs
I.. C. Hawkins, Fayette, Mo : ma
lernal grandfather, R. A. McEn
tire, of Missouri.
SAN FRANCISCO i-The Fed
eral Reserve Bank of San Fran
cisco cut its discount rate for
member banks in seven Western
slates from 2" to l-'s per cent
Thursday.
The cut brings the West in line
with olher areas of the country,
said H.N. Mangels, president of
the San Francisco Federal Re
serve Bank. He added that this
fourth reduction in the past six
months is a continuation of t h e
Federal Reserve System's easy
money, anti-recession policy.
Anticipating the cut after simi
lar reductions in New York, local
interest
nrime hnrrnuerx
concerts are piannea al uie sen- j from 4 l0 3i, Der cent
Angeles and
plants.
"A strike against one is a strike
against all," the association de
clared. An estimated 1,500 lo 2.500
workers were idled.
Plants of Lucky Lager, Regjl
Pale. Pabst and the California
Brewing Co., did not go along with
the lockout and worked at full capacity.
A union spokesman said in San over.
rrancisco mat national brewing
interests were lining up against
the Teamsters.
Breweries closed in Detroit
April 1 and in New Orleans April
27
The Teamsters announced more
than a month ago California brew
ery division members would spear
head a national drive for better
wases and working conditions.
When negotiations broke off. the
union was demanding a $6 50 a
week raise and fringe benefits
against an employer offer of $1
plus $2 for the second year of a
two year contract.
Basic California wage scales
range from $2.85 an hour for bot
tlers to $2 97'j for brewers for a
iVi hour week.
Retail outlets were stockpiled
and, no shortages were expected
to develop for several weeks.
lo Keeping tne status and three for a one . vear term.
quo. He estimated it would cost Five - year candidates are Mrs.
the company a minimum of 140 ! Arlie D. Fox and Everett P. (Bud)
million dollars for two years. i Johnson. The one - year candi
LAW Vice President Leonard dates are A. A. Jacoby. Mrs. Don
Woodcock offered no comment
earner otner man to sav "it s a 1
fine day " But he reiterated the
Blementarv Outside who has filed for a five year term.
per cent, $65,575. Estimated ex- Both are incumbents.
union s position that it does not
consider the G.M proposal anything
the union is willing to bargain
Hospital News
Search Agencies
To Be Probed On
Rescue Operation
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. B. A. Naas. Myr
tle Creek.
i Surgery: Mrs. Martin Norrts.
i Sutherlin.
Discharged
Mrs. Glenn Goslme. James Bell.
I Mrs. Tina Hoffmeister, Michael
Parson. Roseburg.
PORTLAND i.fl Charges of Douglas Community Hospital
misconduct by two search agen-j Admitted
cies in the dramatic rescue of; Medical: Mrs. Albert Mitchell,
Mrs Bruce Davis of Fresno, i Cerne Quine, Roseburg.
Calif . will be aired at an Air Force 1 Surgery: Lawrence Cantwell,
hearing May 12 i Riddle: Mrs. William Steele, Myr-
Hurt too badly to walk in a tie Creek.
plane crash in the Blue Mountains! Discharged
April 21. she remained at the! Mrs. Ira Conner. Roseburg; Mrs.
wreck while her husband hiked for Sharon Pruilt, Winston.
three days looking for aid. I
He stumbled into an Eastern Marine Corps' Fate
Orecon ranch April 24 and report-1 A. c. , r r- I
ed the accident. The woman was A Stake 3aVS General
rescued by ,an Air Korce helicop
ter about 11 hours later.
Both the state Board of Aero-
( Continued from Page 11
ternal grandparents. Mr and Mrs. schools, churches and civic organi-! banks last week trimmed
Theodore A. Erna Sr Mt Vernon, zations. 1 rates charged prime bo
9 To 12 Believed Dead
In Bombing Of Freighter
SINGAPORE of At least 9
and possibly 12 of the crew of a
Panama-registered freighter, iden
tified as the 1.253-ton Flying Lark,
were killed during a bomb attack
on the ship near Amboina in East
inr and junior high schools and
music festivals at Fullerton and i bi., i "... D...
Rose elementary schools. j rint ln rass
An operetta, "The Sorcerer's Ap-To Resume Operations
Junior High the evening of May 9.
Joseph Lane Junior High will hold
a Pioneer Day this Sunday.
This vear's theme is, "Let's Live
With Music."
JUNIOR COLLEGI PLAN
WASHINGTON iit A bill to
Indonesia, the ship's agents in provide one billion dollars for a
Singapore reported Thursday. junior college construction pro
The Flying Lark with her Hong gram Is being sponsored by Rep
Kong Chinese crew of 26 was on Ullman (D-Ore).
charter to an Indonesian firm. This would help make classroom
News of the attack caused several space available to "countless
owners to radio their ships in In-1 numbers of high school students''
donesian waters to stay out of now denied education opportune
Makassar Strait. Rebel planes ties. Ullman said
have attacked Amboina twice in The lull would provide 200 mil-
the last four days. lion dollars a year for five years. I
SATURDAY, MAY 3, 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.
Hours ONLY
GRANTS PASS The Moore
Timber Products mill at O'Brien
and the company's planing mill
in Grants Pass will reopen for
operation Monday, May 5, it was
announced Wednesday by Ralph
Moore Jr.
The mill and planer have been
! shut down since the middle of last
Octoher.
About "5 men will return to work
in the two plants, Moore esti
mated. Art Kcnney. Grants Pass,
has been named superintendent of
the milling operation.
3
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the importer. Nsvor bolero boi loch low price brought such
high etiolity, tflfl M imort a wotcb. The prico of this wotcb otter
this solo, $24. SO. Limit two wotchei to ooch o4, none to 4eolert.
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Story lies
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SIZES:
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SATURDAY, MAY 3, 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.
! Robert E. Curtis Held
As Probation Violator
Rooked at county jail on a proba
tion violation charge Wednesday
was Robert Eugene Curtis. 31,
Itiivfhurg
Curtis was arrested by Stan Cole
man, county probation officer. He
was placed on probation on Jan. 7.
1957 after being sentenced to three
years in state prison by Circuit
Judge Carl E. Wimberly. He was
arrested Der. 2A. 1956 and charged
with burglary in a dwelling.
Peace Motivates May
Day Parades Of Nations
(Continued from Page 1)
lo follow a Christian road to im
prove their working conditions.
Crowd In Budapest
A crowd officially estimated at
400.000 turned out in bright, warm
weather for Budapest's all-civilian
parade
Some .'UHUKm Japanese demon
strated peacefully in Tokvo. The
workers supported the socialist
opposition with demands for the
deleal of the conservative govern
ment in coming parliamentary
elections. '
As usual, all U S military per
sonnel in japan were ordered to f(lr the eight Western
.-ij in nu mc ucmonsira- handle the
tors. Such orders lo servicemen
in r.urope also hae been stand
ard for years to avoid Mav Day
incidents
Speakers at Labor Dav rallies
on Formosa urged workers lo do
their best to step up production,
the speakers said this would help
recover mainland China from the
communists.
Polish communist leader Wladv
slaw Gomulka charged in a 30
minute speech opening Warsaw's
celebrations that the West is
i afraid of a summit conference.
nautics and the Civil Air Patrol future damaf,e t0 our usefulness;
look part in the search. I nnlv in ... law ... w (lml ,u.h
Earl Snyder, state director of
aeronautics, said the CAP hin
dered Ihe search by diverting the
helicopter to pick up an unneeded
man and put out false and unau
thorized radio broadcasts.
The CAP denied these charges,
said that Snyder did not run the
search properly and that Tie was
"!.,.?.T.?t,"!:, !" Set "P " empire of lter the Marines
JKll'l' "T-y guested the UJ, ed hi,
Dunn, assistant to the state di-1
rector of aeronautics. The CAP
said it also requested an investi-j
gation. '
.Mai. Clarence W. Brown, air
search and rescue co-ordinator
states, will
investigation !
insurance.
And, Pate continued, he finds it
difficult to see how sections of
the present law which spell out
the roles and missions of each
service "can be regarded as un
duly restrictive, other than bv
some future secretary of defense
who intended sooner or later to
status and
ma ior criti
cism of the administration pro
posal lo the section which has
aroused perhaps the most hostility
among members of the commit
tee Eisenhower's recommenda
tion that these sections spelling
out the ioh of each military serv
ice be repealed.
Reedsport Boys Held;
Building Fire Admitted
Mrs. Oregon En Route
To National Contest
PORTLAND . - Mrs
a former aircraft plant draftsman
and also a former model, left
Wednesday for the annual Mrs.
America contest at Fort Lauder
dale. Fla.
She is blonde Mrs E E Stef
fens. 32. who will engage in four
days of cooking, sewing and other
homemaking skills at the contest.
Her husband went with her.
Their 7-year-old daughter stayed
behind, since contest rules forbid
children at the competition.
SUBMITS LOW BIO
PORTLAND (. Goodfellow
Brothers Inc.. W'ena'.chee. Tues
day submitted an $878,796 bid for
Oregon, relocating a forest service road
in me runs v reen neservoir area
near Oakridge, Ore
Desi Arnai Sells Series
Of TV For $12 Million
HOLLYWOOD IT - En bongo
drummer Desi Arnai has sold his
new television series lo Westing
house for 12 million dollars
pn hips the biggest deal in TV
history
The 41 program series, mining
comedy, drama and musicals, will
replace Studio One Monday eve
nings on CBS. Arnai announced
Seven of the programs will be
hourlong versions of the 1 Love
Lucy shows starring Arnaz and
his wife Lucille Ball. They will
appear in some of Ihe other pro
grams, and he will emcee all of
them
BRITISH PACt STRIKI
ALLETA. Malta .f Thou
sands of Maltese workers went on
a 24-hour strike Monday. Mounted
police and riot squads stood pre
pared in case of violence The
efrike was called to protest Brit
ish policy in Mil',
Two Reedsport boys are in ju-'
venile court custody after they ad
milled igniting a fire that raied a
building adjoining Reedsport Ea
gles Hall last Sunday night
The pair, one 13 years old and
the other II years old. signed
statements admitting thev entered
EMPLOYMENT UP
SALEM .r There were 441.800
persons employed in non-farm
jobs in Oregon in mid-March, the
slate Unemployment Compensa
tion Commission said Wednesday.
th. fr.m. K..,ii.nrt . t mai compares sun a mia-ren-
the frame building and set lire to . .h i-ji too
a bedspread. One of the boss aairi
he called the fire department aft
er the hlare appeared to he "binn
ing pretty good "
in March, a year ago.
ASSUME BUSINESS NAMES
Certificates of assumed business
name were filed Wednesday in ihe
county clerks office for a Roseburg
shoe repair and sales shop and a
grocery and meat market in Suth
erlin Nettie lvets. Roseburg. filed to
assume Ihe business name of Net
tie Myers Shoe Repair, to he lo
cated at 915K Cass Ave Mane A
and Harvey W Schultr Sutherlin
filed (or the name nf M k H Mirk
et. ,
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$2195.00
'56 Mercury
4-Door
Radio, heater, overdrive,
power steering, power
brakes.
j" Warranted by
Si Dillard Motor Co.
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PLANT
row ft
FOR SUMMER BEAUTY
GERANIUMS 39c 79c
IVY GERANIUMS -98c
BEGONIAS -h: 39c
FUCHSIAS
Trailing Eoch
39c
FUCHSIAS
Largt Basket .. 5.98
CUSHION MUMS 3 $1
CLEMATIS VINES 2.98
MOLLIS AZALEA L VI 1"
PANSY PLANTS si.8. 59c
SULTANA (Busy buy) .... 4 ,or 1.00
TREE PEONY 3.98
PEAT MOSS
Slondord Sale 3.98
HighPren, SO-lb 4.69
Hijh-Presi. S-lb. 98c
NU-LIFE
Organic Fertilizer
jj-ib. .of . 1 -98
0-1.. .f .. 4.98
Rett Ft ft ili it r, S-lb. 1.00
Mens' Toyo Caps sL 19c
Cowboy Straws gX 0 29c
Ladies' Garden Caps 29c
Swan Island Dahlias ., 39c
Glad Bulbs n0Co!; iw 59c
BEDDING PIANTS
PETUNIA
ASTER
LOBELIA
SNAPS
VERBENA
ALLYSUM
ir.itiTiiu
Zinnia DOZEN
LESS IY THE FLAT!
59
c
Rhubarb, Each 19c
Aiparrvius, ju'bo, dx. 79e
Onion Sets, lb. 23c
Tomatoes, in bonds 10c
Tomatoes, doten 49c
ALSO MANY OTHER
VEGETABLE PLANTS
Complete Supply: Garden Seeds, Hanging lasketi. Rose
ond Carden Duits, Weed Killers, Sprayers, Lawn Seed
nd all your Garden Needs.
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G&O PARK-N-SHOP
Across From Nielsens Market.
Open Daily 9-1 Sundays 9-7 9h. OR 3-1423
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