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2 Th Newi-Reviiw, Roseburg, Ore. Frl. June 6, 1958 Aircraft Carriers Vital Elements Of Navy, Says Quarles Multnomah.Grand Mrs. Neuberger I Jurv fonsiJerina MowlwSuT? Ixtortion Charges NEW YORK (AP) Secretary of Defense Donald A. (Juries said Friday that the Na vy t aircraft carriers compose ft Mill element in a system de signed to prevent Russia from seeing control of seas. Queries expressed this vi i in an address prepared tor christen ing ceremonies for the SU.Ouuton POKTLAND (API A Mull WASHINGTON (AP) la it dn- nomah County Grand Jury con- rr,..t f,r lha uifa rt 1 ntlA kirlereH ThilrtHav ftr th. UfnflH HjPU'.y sute senator to model a bathing day a charge that nursing homes auit ? were tne ooject 01 a snakedown Why not? counters Mrs. Rich-1 racket, ard L. Neuberger, who did it. ! The oriemal complaint was There was some criticism ia let- signed by Mrs. Ada E. McCarthy, ters from Oregon, she said, after operator of a nursing home in sne had modeled 1 swim suit all southeast Portland, a Democratic fund raising meet-' A Salem operator, Mrs. Mar uig here. guerite L. llershey, operator of TK. ,lmla nf flrmann Hvarti.a the Cotta? C 'nn VJ leSCen t Hnm flatop independence at the Navy i for tourisu and depicts "men and "'d he had paid $130 for a laud Vard in Brookrjn. women on the clean white sandsory article in The Star, an oc- Sca power is an essential com- m b,,ng garments" she said 1 casional Portland publication, but ponent of this deterrent posture,' , ,,idLnSi "I would hate to feel that hadn't been able to find out ur QuaHes said. . ' this was used to lure Oregon's vis-i til Wednesday what, if anything, "The rree World is dependent ltorl, vei not regarded as discreet ' had been printed, nn the freedom of the seas. Our fur Wlf of one , 0ron , Two men were arrested early Navy is its principal reliance to ,enllort I Wednesday and charged with ex- keep the vital sea lanes open. u.- ,,,.i .. ; it,. ,i.t tnrtion in connection with activi- The U S S R, has built up a naval ,fllrr he ln(J her hulb,n(j nd ities of The Star. Alfred E. Kiefer, Jo, ami James v. i&iimj jeniuns were the men arrested. Jenkins posted 15.0U0 bond but Kiefer was still in jail Thursday. Early witnesses before the grand jury Wednesday were Mrs. Mc Carthy, Mike DeCicco and his son Harold DeCicco i i L v. i i t - a ! v Hospital News force Uiat makes this a formid-1 ,t -.,.,.,....,,. k. la.t II ilk Ihu, Hn, a Fina i Last year, she continued, 12 mil- fleet that is numerically superior i,,.. !!! 111,1 MCt .fny:0lt"',r nUon. 'P ; in the United States. If it is per Ihe world, the SovieU are chal-; m,..lhi. ,n. m,n,n m.n m missihle for 12 million women to wear bathing suits, it is all right for a senator s wile to do so too, she said. lenging our ability to keep these sea lanes open. Destroy or Neutralize "We must destroy or neutralize threats against us from the sea and against our use of the sea. Our carriers participate as a vital element in this task, as they dem onstrated so clearly in World War II. The Navy imnrove their desien m Quarles said the Independence j TdIcC St Qficl Oil has both a nuclear and non-nu clear capacity, adding that "sne WASHINGTON (AP) Secre. SEAL CHAIRMAN - Garry Moore. TV humorist, will serve as national chairman of the in 59 Easter Seal campaign. Moore has been active in tne Easter Seal appeal for the past 10 years. The 1959 campaign will be conducted Feb. 27 to Easter Sunday, March 28. Dulles Says His '"his ommudedw to Department Didn't design and irma- r The elder DeCicco has owned jfV UlllCI3lS fie Star and the ton ii listed as ' ' M Minnie Ladd Of Yoncalla Dies Thursday call, died Thursday at a Cottage I ?:T,r"by0?'.f:d Ut-" Government Reports Better Employment During May Mtrcy Ht.tf.it. I ai..---.-i Medical: Robert Todd, Rose- WASHINGTON (API The gov- students who had been outside the burg; Mrs. Robert Buie. Wilbur, ernment reported Eriday an im-1 labor force in April. Surgery: Mrs. Wallace Anderson, proved employment situation in Summer Jobs . . , , . Rosebur.. I Mav. There was a substantial rise , The report said suable redue ri..k....j ' (hn,a .,inv4 mnA m Am. lions in unemployment among Mrs. Goldie Beamer, Mrs. Bill clrne in the number of idle work- previously jobless workers were Grove Hoamtal. I caaie nouopeier, noseourg She was born Minnie B. Best Jan. Dewflea Community Hospital 1876, in Traer, Iowa. She was married there Aug. 21. 1801, to Admitted Medical: Carol Paulson. Rebec- Daiiey, Roseburg; Alice nil- namallv offset by an increasing a in.ni nnnrt h th. famm-rri nunibtr of students seeking sum- and Labor Departments put May ' mer jobs. This student influx into employment at 64,061,000, up 1,-1 the labor force is expected to push 154 000 from April the unemployment total well over Unemployment declined ny .!,- tne live million mis m William j. Laaa wno preceaea nti r. -"-'"""- ." , y ni imn i..i m. fi. Ijniv in death i. MSS. i- --"L TJ, Employment in manufacturing Mr. and Mrs. Ladd moved U. ! w'1"iloMcU,)'' Clen0 ''K1 Jr The job gain was attributed to - where recession effecu have Sutherlm in 191 residing there un- Sorttry. Mri R0bert Simmons aeasonal expansion in agriculture been most severe declined by Ul moving to Yoncalla IS years'.,.. '.,' Kn..hr. land service emoloymenu plus a 67.000 to IS million but this was Discharged bigger than usual gam in con- described as only slightly more Mrs. Leo Miller. Roaeburi" Mrs. I struction. The report said a sharp than the seasonal trend for the Robert Lieske and baby, Martha 1 pickup in outdoor work represent- month ago. Mrs. Laaa attended Dusiness college in Cedar Rapids. Iowa, pri or to her marriage and for many years was active in church work. She was a member of the Yon calla Methodist Church. Surviving here are two daugh ters. Mrs. Wdma Taylor of Lake view and Mrs. Ma none Lasswell of Yoncalla, and two grandchil dren. Funeral services will be held at the Yoncalla Methodist Church at 2 p.m. Sunday with the Rev. Austin McGhee officiating. Vault inter ment will be held in the Yoncalla Cemetery. Mills Funeral Service of Drain Is in charge of arrangements. publisher. Kiefer had been editor rvnllin RllIOnf lout the senior DeCicco said he "K1""1 UUgtl had severed connections with him T-. Cisu!eA ilnl after one issue I I O defVICe V.IUDS Mrs. McCarthy's complaint said 1 a threat had been mad that de-l The Roseburg city budget for! a I rogatory material would be pub- 1958-59 of $774,014 62 was described Qf OSS UrCQOn in lished unless she naid fnr a laud- Thursday as verv realistic bv ; v atory article. She said she paid 1 members of the budget committee wno neipeo compile it. Lightning Crackles iSeries Of Storms $100 can be used to support amphio-1 tary uuiie, Friday the State! Mrs. llershey said she paid J120, They gave their impressions at ious landings and to spearhead j Department never took a position 'or an article praising her nurs-Uhe weekly meeting of the Rose-1 By The Associated Press antisubmarine warfare by attack ing submarine building grounds, pens and bases." The Independence is the fourth ship of the Forrestal class. Her estimated cost is 212 million dol- for or against an amendment to "? home, but letters to Ihe star the foreign aid bill as the means iftsmng aooul it went unanswered, to give President Elsenhower more ( she learned Wednesday that the leeway in heln fnr satellite na. only issue published under Kief- Uons. , er s editorship carried an articles Boatwrtght. Also answering ques-i Power failures were frequent. I niter niiestmnin? hv Sen John wnicn said ner nome, alter inves-! iinni u-c Citv Rernrrier Wilma I iohtmnff hnlti and wind rnmhm. lars. A total of 200.000 horsepower i j . Sparkman (D-Ala), Dulles said i ligation by the statf of The Star,, i,n. ed lo mterrupt service at such irom ner engines proviues m Mreu,uie department tavors tne idea, "au n-incu uic uunma uumt in excess of 30 knots. An average which the Senate turned down in ol lhe l"'r of 100 jet bombers and intercept-1 the amendment form Thursday i ore will be aboard when she u , B1Bht. Dnon Hmica Hol4 Louise, Oakland; Mrs. W. D. Heigh, Glide; Judy Hankins, Coos Bay; Lrvin Wambolt, Winston; Howard Bartlett, Idleyld Park; Clayton Honstead, William Carnes, Riddle. Talk Contestants Each Set Record For NextYakker FAYETTE VILLE, N. C. (AP) Plenty of time, plenty to say, an audience that can't talk back and a record to shoot at. That's what Mrs. Verna York, 24, faced Friday when she start ed talking at 2 a.m. in a mara thon talking contest here that has seen a new record set bv each of the three preceding contestants an women. ed in part recovery from the delay caused by especially bad weather earlier in the year. the employment rise in May CnmDired with a year ago. man ufacturing employment is down by 1.700.000. with more than four fifths of it centered in durable was much oreater than the droo in ' ffnods industries. unemployment primarily because j The May drop of 216.000 in un- most of those joining the larm la-1 employment was a on ueiier ui bor force were housewives and Korean Orphans Total Passes 900 Mark Thursday usual for this time of year. Unemployment among workers insured for jobless payments de clined in all but four stales in May, dropping by 350,000 to three million. Average weekly work hours of factory employes moved up sea sonally in May to 38.5 hours. The work-week is 1 Z nours dciow a itv-,,.- r , .T., . ' train in wnu burg Rolarv Club in the Umpqua Lightning still crackled across ! , ' ne newest record for non-stop ; j.wiln uotDj,, Hotel. On hand for the panel dis- Oregon Friday as a series of ; tlklng ."'!' ,e . "r'y 'd"'' bv Hh Vh. P . russion were Pete Serafin, James storms followed some of the hot- Knudtson. Dave Geddes and Joe test weather of the year. PORTLAND (AP) The number year ago of Korean orphans brought to this country by Harry Holt passed lhe I f . 900 total with arrival here Thurs- GrOnO IJDeninQ bet day of another planeload of the VIUIIW VfJbliiiitj vi Aboard were 81 orphans. 31 of pQf DemCk NOe 2 them for homes in California, i Four, suspected of being tuber-, P. cular, were scheduled to go by jeiViCE jTUllOll train to Denver for the National I. I Th- Tlerrirk o 2 station, new- a,k... " .-. noil, tne cresweil. ore., tarm- Act AA,t.nn tn nnh,iro'c pn ina mother of two. She stopped talk- ' w ho h" ml,de br'n8'n ln the , retailers, will be christened with a ing at 1:07 a.m. after chattering !.rp ,.ProJef.t' dld n01 return-1 grand opening in mid-month, its for 29 hours, 12 minutes and 43 . "lyed . '". Kore 10 "range operators announce. iur more oi uiem lo oe sent nere. o P Van Horn. Roseburg. and Mrs. seconds. commissioned The full comple ment will include about 3,500 of ficers and men. Vandals Plague le Creek District School But, Dulles said, it felt that the decision whether lo attach It to i the fc!.712.9U0,UO0 foreign aid bill, or seek separate action, was up to Congress. Dulles testified belore Ihe Sen- At New Terminal Of Freight Line r. k..sJ.nAi nmm.tta. ratirprt nnint n HMmnnd in " 'v K" aiiis. i. u. nic-(. rll",;:r nT.r.V. ;r;r:,,7Cauley, 49. a grandmother, had , 'ou'': ro me parry. , said neiimrr ui.iur rcie.:u i " . UUted for 28 hour, ai m ,..-. remain in mis or ,he peered Detore tne Koseourg uons . Drun,v c t-uxc c "'",' ,nd u ,.condl "Z "M : country until her fiance. . Jack next Liuo inursoay nigm ior a oiscus- t.wmi m uic " T' Grant 27 serreiVrv VnV i : Clumbers, 21. returns in about a The sion of the budeel aid answered and Oregon City, Gresham. Hills- :'r. ' ,tcr"y, for 27', mnmh ... ,.,. Mm;,. ruruanu in uuiuiciu Questions from members on taxa- boro and tion and assessments. , Oregon. On June 10. Roseburg voters will Heavy rains followed the light vote on $58,489.18 of the budget out-, nin bolts in some areas tnclud s de the S oer cent imitation. ui r,u uu ru.u.uu. Serafin said he thought it would The' contest, being held at an "'ii "'J,., t0 u' ?a,uday appliance store here'.nd aired atj dtSL&.tt KaI intervals over the radio (station WFLB), has the stated purpose i'.i.r L . - vaiuuiiiiM raL:.L n. l in were in Roseburg ,r' il.,T" , .j .i.n u., . fires were reported at once, mere Lightning strikes were observed , " .k. . nT T . n omen some forested areas, but no s uisiuvs sex. Two of his daughters, Barbara Tommie Swingen, Myrtle Creek, official opening ceremonies new station are planned for week or the week following. modern, spacious plant is lo I at 403 SE Jackson St., diag onally across Douglas Avenue from me in th Kmirthmn Creswell that in addition to the. The co-owners said the four four on this plane load. 18 of the pump station began doing business children brought from Korea ear- fate iast week. Features of t b a her were suspected of having tu- piant include a customers' lounging berculosis. room, automatic car wash. tuneilD There are seven still at the hnn and facilities for brake, muf- was hope that rain had doused . ; hospital." she said. "Those seven her and lubrication work. to prove it Pet ones "Child . , , , v, rn said the station fea out l ate Foreign Relations Committee ! r ii,. in ,,rr,Ar. nl VlVrtlP LrPlf nw nnjomj gi mil uj n I (0n . Nevad itijiiis Wltcn ,(,11 smarting over Senate rejec-1 y reight. Inc. tion of the satellite-aid proposal , Thursday night for the open house i "h" J" Ion a 43-42 voie. I ,t .he firm's new terminal at 1440 clenl cu' operauun. , k i hsa fim mi iaa nan tunf i on n , ir i,.. Kniiiii inn tan inp ia v mnnpv pnn. i a n-. vun w piuii tL. r ei Dnr r i nun . . . ui The Myrtle Creek School District into the bill in an amendment. , The pe house was for some tributed to the bud set would be, The thunderstorms sent tempera- '"J " hoy who'H be JlowJ lube7;u, 't '', , " lne ieTwI i, is sgam being plagued by vandals, sponsored by Sen. John F. Ken- j 200 customers of the company. The 1 Pnt. He said the city s share ture, down from highs of 94 de- mJ"'yvrlr ... . . . .. ' into the United States under cer- fhi nnl on. of it, kmd in Rn.i School authorities have reported nedy (DMassl. It would have el-1 terminal recently was completed. ' property taxes on a $10000 at The Dalles. 92 at Port-' B,i",u""'i ,h hldn 1 W tain rules she said bV.rB to Myrtle Creek police that 13 win- lowed the President to use aid: Carroll J. Koush. president, and house w-ould be about $18. "And land, 87 lt A5lorll ,nd Saem and ln?ZJ k"Vmlmi- These rules she explained re- v!'n Horn has onerated Ihe Der dow. in the Upper Elementary money in satellite countries if he : Maurice P. Baker, general sales this is about the best $18 you could , go ,t Medford. A number of hope my friends will come ; quire that the children b ,. hol had been broken out some- determined it would help or en-1 manager, both of San Francisco. Pnd. It includes fire and police points had ony moderate warmth ou' ' che" " h hVed. and U time Wednesday night. The report murage them to shake olf the were here, as were Ernest a! , protection, street, and many oth- wlth Klamath Fall, reporting 73, 1 buitrl Lnon da.lIy. h,v5 ' through ,n arrangement betweeS Seformerlv .,. v.. ,K.,.. n . j.,ln (niriCl manager, ana can m. Duaiwriiu jiu 111c uuukci hu n ii;iiiiiuij( uvh hi uw m - " 1, ed that someone had broken into from the bill Thursday night on Anderson, district sales manager, been laid out "with no frills." He tween Eugene and Springfield kill-1 "JT m'"ophone with a 60-foot the high school gymnasium last the motion of Sen. William F. j bolh of Portland. Thev were ac-' railed it "one of the finest budgets ed two cows. IS. I t L1 1 j 1 , Sunday to steal baseball equipment, Knowland (RCalifi, the minority 1 companied bv their wives. ! that could be laid out in these Another struck a 69.000 - volt ! ,m"le Br hour',? nd at meal- i I...J . . - J l ... ... I I ...U- ik.i ...U.l. I '.. ... .. . .... . .. .1 n lime. PhfW intl lallr t iHm mmnm iiu-iuiiiiiK niiiiji ami biiw. nu ui-uraun. iiu saiu mai inic , vi lam i reentie d. terminal lime, ni nin ensts.' i ne , a m e . nower line oi ine racuic rower - - o,i, who said that while Ihe ventory of the losses is still being 1 President favored the authority, manager here, was host The at-1 thought was reflected by Geddes. i and Light Co. between Coburg j ,lm.'; ninue. ne lavureu revising uic naiue fair wa, attended bv several other Police are also investigating a, in separate legislation tlrcgon Irrimnal managers, hreak-in at the Tri-Citv School, re-1 That is the act that places re- ports correspondent Ruth M. Ev-1 strictions on aid to Communist an,. nations. tional Jewish Hospital. She said he acquired the Boseburg partner- i cyi crmau e ui ine liuspiiai snip i .-i t i:u K Jr.' will take the four children to Den ver, Three more women are waiting Killip Sells Interest The operators said a young tune- up man. Conrad Hildebrand, will be employed at the station after Negro Is (ailed For Try To Enroll At White School HONOLULU of A New York er whose shipmates are in jail be cause they tried to sail into the mid-Pacific nuclear test lone pick eted the federal courthouse Thucs- rcSd(.ncr aa' , . . . , A disorderly conduct charge was James Peck. 43, began his pick- rl i tm mstr rl hv Judge Slocum against eting after three crewmen of the; Mark Twam (irisR of Mvrtle ketch Golden Rule were jailed on Cr.,.ki bllt he .a, (m.d $15 fr , fin day terms for trying to sail to Pcond charge, failing to stop at a Judge Imposes $10 Fine I For Assault, Battery ' Municipal Judge Randolph Slo- cum fined II. K Woolen of 13.1 SE Stephens St. $10 Thursday follow i ing his trial on a charge of assault and battery. Complaining witness was Gilbert S. Cobb of 220 Ford St. on May 19 following an altercation near his 1 Two 10-Year Olds Admit Tying Boy To RR Tracks Actually. Roseburg wil ne vol-! ' . J""" chance to set new record,: The I. V.ll' WU-I...I- r. ing on a smaller amount man 11, ' men will have a last wnrd h. "-F nuiaiiieLLC ... - -p llty Ern- John E Killin has sold his in. did last year when the figure was Points in the southern Willamette about $95,000. The millage rate will ,l ryj i te chLlenges also be cut back about three mills. Wind, reached gusts of 48 miles " ' cnauenges the w ,rr.rH,.. m "j.r.fm Th. reason is ! an hour in the Portland area,' . his graduation from Oregon Tech ' nical Institute, Klamath Falls, this weekend. winner. SPEAKER according to Serafin. The reason is ; J" an increase in estimated receipts. Two Hosoitalized For Injuries Here knocking down some lines. Rain Courthouse Picketed fell heavily at some points and 1 Aff. p. ;;.. I.II.J another heavy downpour came at Portland again Friday morning A 17-year old Sutherlin youth and a three year-old boy were admitted to Douglas Community Hospital Thursday for treatment of injuries Apathy Worrier Federation Head NORWAI.K. Calif. ( AP) Two 10 year-old boys admit tying a younger boy to railroad tracks, sheriff's deputies said Friday. "We wanted to frighten him," one of the hoy, said. Mirhael Evans. 7. was rescued UnnHau hv hia fnthur Kr.nlc ilitt before a 'train reached the spot stemming from automobile ac where he was bound with his head dents. toward the tracks. . . In satisfactory condition with The father had been told of his hadlv lacerated arm is Charles eration of Women's Clubs son, plight by two" of Michaels Edwards, Sutherlin. who was hurt' She is Miss Chloe Gilford of Lex- hy Urn Norris. a Quaker and pre siding officer of the Friends Organ izalion in Honolulu. CLIP THIS AD 50 Off ON STUART GUARANTEED Radiator Cores Chavrolttl. '4 ( '55 Feeds, '4t to '51 Chevrolet Pickups, '4S le '52 NOW In-tS l.ch.n,. ONLY whll T," UNITED RADIATOR SERVICE J HI . Ulllif Slrl.. r. St Hill BRING IT WITH YOU Unemployed Father Of 5 Held For Son's Death ATLANTA Police held an unemployed father of five young The 37-year-old former facultv DETROIT , A forthright m?mbrr..t th all-Negro Alcorn Kentuckian who worries about! A&M (Miss.i College was whisked "apathv and indifference toward : J' Jbv highway patrolmen information" in this country is1 Thursday when he tried to enter new president of the General F'ed-! umm'r session at the univer- 1 any. I His whereabouts were top secret . until late last night. The Associ- Pres learned he was being tiny cell on the too floor state highway patrol head- here and held an exclu- tape-recorded interview. polr , . , Carson Hea'lcv 411 SF I eland' St' ' member international federation. 1 . Jhe interview came only an hour Officers located the two 10 year- ..' h. ,,, Rnh.rt I c : before the highway patrol threw a kiiTiDeaiec i-aawa terest in the Valley Wholesale Co. ; to his partnei1, Emmet E. Fuller- The Rev. Robert Hempel of the ton , Church of the Nazarene, has an- The business transaction took ef- nounced that Dr. Titus A. Frazee. fA-t Thlll-crlau Th. lu-n man h.va va,tiv. ir.InF nf thm firaonn JACKSON. Miss I Nairn k . .Z. . I" . ... . t.""" . " 1 . " ... wL Wl Prof. Clennon King earned an iso-j eight years. Killip has no imme-' featured speaker at the 7:30 ser iated jail cell today for his efforts 1 djate plan, for the future. I vice Sunday night. Dr. Frazee will to cross the states rigid racial Vallev Wholesale Co.. located at speak on the subject. "Formula lines. He said his attempt to en- 906 SE Mill St., sells general food for Fortitude." The public is in- .: ,Mt initcisiiy 01 Mississippi products. vlted to hear this speaker. u rnuru. r.mweu'R ncunesuav ill ueiiance o..k,p., ,inn i,nht . wui-n 111s ibi uvei iui ui-u as i,t inniuii. uiirviui m vuiiwnu nf a federal court order. Coast 1 1.., 1 ,1.,, w.a .,...1 Evans said he grabbed one of returned from visiting a cousin at nity service at the University of ' . Guardsmen stopped the ketch, as, Drof ind .hiisive language -hen ,y 'n0 u'rt hl' ""V'Jli logging camp, said hospital Kentucky 1 n. thev did Mav 1 on the crews first J,ri hi them the maht of Mav ' him go as the tram approachcd authorities He underwent surgery ' Mis, Gifford moves up from of ,h mrmni i ;..,.h vn.,.i.& sioppen ny mem ine nigni 01 jiay ,d ,n, boy, earir had Thri. .iimo,,n fir.i vie. nre.i.l.m fnr . i.v..r quarter iAk u. m.nnH ,n ,v.i,n " tried to hang him lo a telephone , .... i.rm ha,i th i?.mi'ii,nn sive ' old, by ,-stematically checking chools. : j . -i.-u. . ... Prnilt nf U'alfofiolH M,ch Evan, and hi, son idem,. J" Z Mis, Gifford think, bolh teach- hmlding inyone ac- 1 struck the dashboard when the car er salaries ana euucaiion siana- - , ":"".". ,!..; fted them The boys were released to their uim-imii- i.uiri mi ,1.1: J"S k i...- children today for the vicious fatal JJ ,.".', rr V." .. l"irk IP beating of a .l-vear-nld son liflicers quoted Harold C. Sum mers, 30, as saying he whipped the child, Danny, wilh a belt yes terday after the boy soiled hi, pants. 1.1. W. Railcy Cawthon of the suburban East Point Police Depart ment said he would file murder charges against Summers resealed. Several Land Parcels Deeded UNDER HOUSE ARREST COI.OMHO. Cevlon (AIM Sev en members of Parliament and three other persons, all members of the outlawed Taeiil Federal Party, were placed under hoie arrest Friday A govern ment spokesman said they were atrrsl ed under Ihe stale nf emercenrv in efiect since the recent fuliting William M. l.ennington and neiween I aniil-speaking and Sin hHlese-spcaking people. Several parcel, nf land in Sec . aken At dChOOl 21. Iwp. :s s. Range 6 W have ''S'? v'u.T ",,:ni"1 Pick Boss, director of vocational . , l l :j . ,-rii Ihmi ri h. manr U,. ..Irt' JU iU IU UUL V IICIP. in wnicn ne was rining came 10 a ..... . ti ,1,. i,.,..., , mis country snouin quit lain- v: ing about eggheads If ever there rornea ny ivorman Bcrgsma of the was a moment when we needed J'rJtMn Daily New,. brains, this is it." 1 don 1 know hat they re go- She is the first spinster to head '"K " 00- a mltr- the federation in us (7-year his tory. Mrs. Carroll E. Miller. Mis soula. Mont., waa elected second vice president He was being held for nhserxa- tion today. His condition was re ported as satisfactory. Money Reported I viewers. "I would like to get out I I wouldn't bother it any more. I : would leave it alone." World War I Veteran The convention next year will be r:.. i u:..i u. at Lo, Angeles from May .10 to lel ln Hospital Here June i. 1 Albert Lee DePuy. 61. died at i Ihe Roseburg Veterans Admimstra- URSEO TO PICK BERRIES 1 "on Hospital in Roseburg Thurs ' dav. PORTLAND (API School nf 1 tie un hnrn Sent 1 law in county clerk V, v, 1 """" finals rriday urged puonc scnool Montana, lie was a World War 1 mi,l.i,i.. n,,,.,!.. i..u.i. the school students here lo work in berrv, veteran. TK(l'h,", l''2: J , W ! . ,le 10ld 0''cr, ,h"' W"r fields over the weekend to help' Surviving is his wife. Mary, of n .t u ... . Vil,;.. . .nr "r ,moie person, ransacsen end , critical shortage of pickers. Couer d'Alene. Idaho. I m, - si ir jiaiirirti naurr 1 n fa atailv ,,u tTUUV (It'll HI J llr till I K, j- . hich rhoo . reported to citv po-1 H0.IRMJ. arrordinK lo revenue . T.11P ,.,u .. ' . stamp, ...ached to , the inMrumen, J',"', 'm'-J rWIt ' V. -..-t. lk.,.k ....II W. ti.. V J . t u. 1 aj Al- .i , ' - siuuriii.', iiiimi),h, hi w rv ii in way is or in n ynippen ioaT Un IWL .n. hv Vrm-I 4 nH Rs... l. il ' " 1 ' " ' l,ul" r,,wl l" .. ....... can nos . nrm!i ior jinoui WHEEL ALIGNMENT J50 4.50 M00 SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. CORRECTION OF CAMBER CORRECTION OF CASTER CORRECTION OF TOE-IN CORRECTION OF TOE-OUT STEERING INSPECTION WHEEL BALANCE Both Front Wheels OR BOTH FOR ONLY S. E. Stephens of Douglas Phone OR 3-6626 Police today were continuing an Robert I., and Anona R Wilson investigation into the incident aft-1 have deeded In V. B and Krma er checking the school room for, M. Smith lot 21 of the Christian fingerprints They believe it may. 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