The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 08, 1958, Page 14, Image 14

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    I Th News Review, Roseburg, Or. Thurs., Moy 8, 19S8
Holdout Of Labor
Funds Bared At
Senate Hearing
WASHINGTON 'A Witnesses
testified Wednesday that Be nja-.
mm Lapensohn. etobe trotting I ,
former unionist, held out more:;
than $167,000 from the New York I '
State f ederation of Labor in an .
advertising sales icheme.
The story came on a day of
hearings by the Senate Backets
Investigating Committee that be-j
can with death. Sidney Lewis, 58, !
New York, who wai to have been;
i witness, fell dead of a heart
attack in the committee! head-1
quarters in the Senate Office
Building.
Leui was a partner in a New
York City printing and publishing ,
firm. I
Robert F. Kennedy, counsel to ';
the committee, told reporters , s
there was no link between Lapen-1 --.
tohn and Lewis, but that some of
)wis' employes had done work
for Lapensohn. He declined to dis
cuss what testimony be had ex-
pected from Lewis.
The testimony of Lapensohn'sl
alleged holdout of money from I
the advertising scheme came!
from two staff accountant-inves-I
fixators for the committee, and '
frurn Miss Eleanor Lefkowitz, for-1
mcr manager of Lapensohn'a New
York City offices. 1
Investigators Robert K Dunne i '
and Charles E. Wolfe aaid it ap-1
peared Lapensnhn was entitled to
75 per cent of the sums they said
he held out. They figured that
what they called the "net theft"
was something more than (39,-
000.
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Washington Grown Tender
Ail Green Spears
ASPARAGU
(o)f ,u nifft
IU trl
Ideal Now for Canning, Freezing
BANANAS
Family Favorites i OQ(
Golden Ripe
mi
AVOCADOS
FirmRipe
Salad Treat Ea.
9
Porter Reveals
Nuclear Test
Made April 28
WASHINGTON F Rep
Charles O. Porter (I) Ore I said
Wednesday the Atomic Energy
Commission launched the first of
a series of 30 nuclear test explo
ainns at Eniwetok April 28.
1'ortrr, who returned Tuesday
from the Pacific atoll, said he did
not witness tile test but his speech
to the House had been cleared by
the AEC. He said he was not at
liberty to disclose the nature of
the April 28 explosion.
Porter said the original plan of
the AEC was to announce the j
dates of about one-half of an esti-j
nited 30 test explosions to take
place during May and June.
Porter coupled his report with
renewal of his demand for an
end to such tests.
Porter told the House all such
tests should be halted and ar
rangements should lie made for
international inspection under
tnited Nations auspices.
Not to halt them, he said, will
lead inevitably to an atomic arms
rare.
Inauthnrired or arcirirntul ex
plosions, he said, "are inevitable,"!
adding that "we are playing what i
might be called American roulette
with these tests, putting in dan
ger our own troops and people in
that vicinity and endangering the
composure of the whole world."
GREEN RED
ONIONS RADISHES
New Spring Crop
j& 3 Bunches iff
CUCUMBERS
Large Crisp
Green Slicers
3 19
Frodellis
Frozen Dinners
Veal Curltts
Hjm Sreak
Swiss Steak
Your
Choice
Rarh'l Fresh Frozen Butter
m STEAKS
No Waste, A beef bargain, 8 oz. pkg.
Contadina
PEACHES
Halves, 2'2 can CR
45
39"
9
Ex-Deputy Cets Prison
Term In Money Transport
HOUSTON. Tex. HI Jack
Wayne l.yles. 32, former Harris
Counly deputy shrrilf, is expected
to bemn serving an eight year pn
aon term Friday for transporting
across a state line $22,000 stolen
in an Oregon hank robbery.
Federal court officials Tuesday
received official notification that
the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
in New Orleans had rejected
Lyles' appeal.
Officials said l.yles' attorney
aid he would surrender his client
Friday. The former deputy sherilf
has been free on SlO.Ono bond.
Lyles was convicled last year
ef liking S22.000 of the $j7.0ou
stolen from a tmatilla, Ore., hank
Aug. 22. J!).')5. and transporting it
from New Orleans to Houston.
Testimony was gien that l.yles
took the I22.0O0 from one of two
men who robbed the bank after
following the man to New Orleans.
Fresh Frozen
SWIFT'S PREMIUM MEATS
Loin Lunch Steaks,
Butter Beef Steoks,
Sandwich Steaks,
Your Choice 8-oz. pkgs.
Southern Maid, All Purpose
SALAD OIL
Pure vegetable oil
Full Quart
Gold Cup Good Coftee ot a Price!
Inst. Coffee 2,, 39' 6., 99c
Kraft's Salad
PAY
MOTES'
FECIAL
Crocery and Variety Prices In This Ad Effective Thru Sunday,
May 11. Meat and Produce Prices Effective Thru Saturday,
May 1 0. We Reserve The Right To Limit. No Sales To Dealers.
Table Ready
Irft l3..Aa-, OOc $1139
Automatic Washer
Ad PetergentsaveTOdoibbol
79
Hershey's Instant
Cocoa Mix
Hot or cold, lb. can
Duncan Hines
Cake Mixes
Dtvdi, Whir. Spies,
Yellow. Morbl.,
Burnt Sugar
19 ox.
29
4.89'
Kool Shaker
Milk Shake Mi;; ,CiO'
Meadowbrook
ICE
CREAAA
A special treat
price on bur
delicious Flavors
r for Mother at a very special 4 1 I
finest quality Ice Cream. All JQi
..-'-'
Snowdrift
SHORTENING
Columbia
Dill Pickles
6 lb. pail
Regular or Kosher 56 oz. jar
Cortoqe
Rath't Fresh Froien
Defense Dept. Asks
Reserve Training Fields 1
WASHINGTON The Te
fmse hrpartmcnt Tuesday asked
Congress for authority to con
struct reserve training facilities
rn-tina: 130140oo.
The naal. Marine Corp. Air
Force and Air National Guard
construction project are at tifi
location, in 34 Mutes and in Ha
waii and Puerto Kiro.
No additional authorization was
sought (or the Army Reserve and
the Army National Guard because
projects presinuMv aioooriru aim ,
for which appropriations were urgcrDit
voted are available, the depart
ment (aid
The list Include, the Air Na
tional Guard at the Portland Inter
national Airport, S233.noo.
Meat Balls Reg. 69c pk3.cf 20 49c
Morton Fresh Froien 8-oi. package
Macaroni & Cheese 499
Kraft's
Borden',
Y-oz. jar 229'
. . Box of 48 39
MILK
Case of 48
5
89
Tall
Can
$1129
I
39'
8: 99'
Baker Man Killed When
Struck By Automobile
BAKKB r - A ear struck City Drive-in Market's LIQUID
. l II - 11. .11
llOWaiU I1MIII9VII nun - in:
walked down a atreet here Tue
tlav. The 69 year-old Baker man
was hurled 70 leet and killed out-
Polica said the car. driven by Meodowbrook
Bill ("rawlord, "0. Baker, then
veered out of control and struck
two other vehicles. No one else
was injured
It was Oresnn'l 119th traffic
fatality of liWl in Ihe Associated '
I'resi tabulation.
Mayonnaise Qf. 52c Qt. 49c
BurQcrbiti
Dog Food s ib. box 49c
White Houta
Coffee Drip cr Regular 2 1,1.49
City Drive-in Market's LIQI
Detergent
Meadowbrook
Sherbet QUart
IQc
Gt. 22-oz. can t
i Gallon 49C
29e
Mustard
Servit, Deluxe
Tea Bags
Tasty Ript Yellow Cling
Peaches Slices . No. 2 can 499
-
Gerber't Sfroined
Baby Food 3 25c1299c
Green Bow All Green, Cuts and Tipl
Asparagus; . 300 can 239c
Dole's Juice
Pineapple-Gpfruit 46oz. 29c
Contadina, Fancy
Tomato Juice 46.. can 25c
Kraft's
Grape Jelly Rcg. 3?c m,. 29c
Sunshine
Hydrox Cookies 19t;29
Welch's Mothers Day
CHOCOLATE,.,, ,99'
Appian Way
PIZZA PIE MIX
A rich tasty treat
Pkg. 39
Reg. 1.59 box lb. box
Finer Food
OYSTERS
Fancy Fine, Whole
8-oz. Can 31.00
in
LONG BOAT TRIP iNOS
ASTORIA i The Cla-kston
to the-sea boat run ended at the
Columbia; Hiver moutn iursna
Kortv boatmen inrludmn
women and rhildren-weie in
the trip at the finish which saw
Ihe boat! tied up at either llwaco,
V.ash.. or here.
The trip, which started down
the Snake from l larkston. Wah ,
then continued in Ihe lolumhia.
sa pleasure affair to demon
strate river boating possibilities.
MARKET
IlimVAT II I.
COMPLETE FAMILY SHOPPING CENTER UNDER ONE ROOF
GROCERIES-HOUSEWARES-SPORTING GOODS-MEATS
PRODUCE-SMALL APPLIAIMCES-TOYS-NOTIONS
LOW SHELF PRICES-SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
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