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o o o o f eaulateaw eftwrrxl if !? 0 laea T0YO (API - Prim Minuter Nobimike Kishi in t major poluv speech bfiore Parliament Ihis SI.NolA. Soulhern Rhudeia week reaffirmed Japan's triemJ- 1AP1 Been swarming bv ihe mil-s-hip with the tnited States lion terrorized the 2.000 population Speaking in the midst of prop- this small mining community ajanda pressure from Communist l. miles from Salisbury Saturday. AkRoN. Ohio f Despite his China and the Soviet Union be- Twice in the past three days the ,nal "emocratic mie is Trurnan Warn Dcmot Against Overconfidence raiie of American military ba.es inwsion brought life to stand in Japan, hishi told the Diet -Co- still. Banks, offices, shops and operation with free nations, epe- restaurants closed their doors, -ally the United States, rs th' Scores of people have been stung keynote of Japan's foreign pol- and manv hospitalized Saturday s icy ." attack came during the shopping At the same lime he called for' rush. Police cars warned people a settlement of the Japan-Red to get olf the streets and take China trade feud. He stressed that cover. Japan will not recognize Peiping but both countries could gain,.. .. ... "mutual benefits through trade New Pact May Attect and cultural exchange." IJ 5 Rigl(f japan running strong across the coun-i try." former President Harry S. I Tiuinan has warned Democrats about becoming overconfident in I the election campaign He told a political rallv attended by 1.500 here: "Don't get Dewey-itis, because hat's the worst diea in the wi'rld. 'The bdnduagon will go by and you'll wake up in the morn.ng and find you've been defeated." ins reference was to Thomas A. ORDER NOW PLANER ENDS PEELER CORES OAK CREEN SLAB SAWDUST Dial OS 9-8741 Roseburg Lumber Co. Dewev. whom Truman linnet in Ih TllKVO (API Japan and the 1H8 presidential election. United States have opened nego- Speaking on behalf of Stephen nations to replace their 7-year-old M. Young. Ohio Democratic candi- secunty treaty with a new one d ue for U S. senator. Truman said that may curtail American rights the Eisenhower Nixon administra-! on Japanese territory. lion " has bunded our foreign pol-' The present security pact, icv so badly that the unity of the ' signed in 19.M . gives Ihe United flee nations is gravely weakened. J Slates Ihe right to use bases in "We've lost nearly every friend . Japan. Many Japanese have com- we've had." Truman added. plained that it is one-sided and COP "Recession Party" that Japan has no voice in the1 way the I nited States deploys He called the Republicans a party of recession" at a news' prior consultation at least The United States willing to agree. PUBLIC AUCTION Piece Meal No Limit No Reserve forces stationed here. Japan wants conference prior to his speech. In nis talk, lruman said the (iOP had believed accomplished recession and infla-1 iim at the same time. "Renins in reverse." the former chief executive called it. Speaking in a hoarse voice, the 74-year-olti Truman called lor the election of all Democrats He said: "We need all these Democrats because the Republican administra tion has made the nicest mess of Ihines that could possibly hap-' pen.' ' 1 THURS., OCTOBER 9th 9:30 A.M. TALENT SAWMILLS -TALENT, OREGON approx. 5 miles South of Mcdford, Oregon $181,439.25 Evaluation COMPLETE SAWMILL PLANING MILL NOTE: Sawmill Machinery it former equipment of Southern Oregon Sugar Pin Co. Tiller, Ore. Plent SAWMILL MACHY.: Mill En. I Supply Co. Sunbo 36" e 20" cant gang mill, 200 h.p. a. c. mtr., wd.c. feed control. BAND MILL: A. C. 8' anti-friction bearings w 200 h.p. slip ring mtr. CARRIAGE: Klamath Iron Works steel carriage 72" opening, 3 block, scraw operated, I. W. Johnson -4 trout works, new anti-friction trks. EDGER: G&L complete rebuilt 10" i 0" edger w 100 h.p. mtr. TRIMMER: 24' air trimmer, SO k.p. mtr. LOG HILL: IIS' long w chain t flight! SO h.p. mtr., ROLL CASES TRANSFERS: Edger inteed t offbearing tables, all steel, aa. w g.h. mtr., gong mill infeed and offbearing tables, all stool aa. w'g.h. mtr., Ige, quan. conveyors A transfers w chain, hafts, sprockets, l bearings. FILING ROOM: Armstrong r4 'i band saw sharpener, Armstrong stretcher roll. Acme circular saw sharponer, misc. Armitrong air & hand swages, welding clamps & leveling blocks, BOILERS: 2 Williams Bros, coded 200 h p. boilers dismantled, campleta wsteck, valves, pumps 4, bricks. MISC. MACHY.: G. D. air comp. w SO h.p. mtr. dbl. drum yorder w25 h.p. mtr. all steel swede puller, and misc. shop equip. MTRS. ELECTRICAL: IS g.h. mtrs. from 2 h.p. to 15 h.p. Ige. quan. switch bases, starter bases, conduit, etc. PLANNING MILL DIVISION PLANER: Berlin 24" 4" planer matcher w feed table t 100 h.p. mtr. BLOWER: 72" blower w100 h.p. mtr. TRANSFERS I. CONVEYORS: 6 chain transfers & conveyor units w 'mtrs. & drives. BURNER: C1D welding 40" bolted construction burner blower system, 25 h.p. mtr., burner conveyor, CID welding ISO' long w chain It flights. MISC. MACHY. I TOOLS: 300 amp. arc welder, pedestal grinder, steam cleoner, gas weld set, 5 h.p. air comp., hyd. jacks, alec, drills & sows, fira extinguishers, hose, ate. GRIND ING ROOM: Hanchert U4 saw sharpener, Buffalo 30" knif grinder, misc. scales, stands, heads, etc. ROLLING STOCK: North west yd. crawler crane w'cat diesel. Gerlinqer 16.000s forklift, (late). Gerlinqer 54" straddle truck. DRY KILN STICKERS: 75,000 sticks 1" 2" 48". 6 000 spacers 4" i 4" i 50", 39,000 bd. ft. 6" i 8" timbers, OFFICE EQUIP.: Friden 10 bank alec, calculator, Marchant 8 bonk elee. Calculator, add. mach., check-writer, air conditioner, desks, choirs, fila cabinets. Write, Wire, Phone for Free Descriptive Brochure M. J. Wershow Company Auctioneers 621 N, 7213 Melreso Avenue Las Angeles, Calif. WEbstor 3-8541 E. Haialfern Placo Portland, Oregon Belmont 4-302 E. Potter, Representative - ;? ). "i i V V , - "V'- .V "V ' V--!Ssl. w 'V ! ?;i n- iy IOAf ol,',U()e of 0000 UBlt ' X i ' (iff. dfopped from Boeing KC-135 jt and drag V- "."'' I chute opens. m. r,-: '2Tb,' iv Bkt m . . ... . . Tuog. Oct. 7, 1958 The Newt-Review, Roieburg, Ore. I u.t: u:n c J I f iajlllVH;r mil wvcu Crass Along Highways SAl.EM (API A helicopter will b-; used to plant grass along the Coast and Pacific highways, the Highway Commission said today, j The helicopter, owned by Dean 1 Johnson, Mc.Minnville, will be1 used Monday to begin seeding a ; 2v0 acre slide area 12 miles north of Brookings. Ihe job will take about four; days. Then it will move to Myrtle, Creek to seed a 230-foot cut. These are the first aerial seed ing projects sponsored by the! H.ghway Commission, although the Forestry Department has been doing it for several years. rNew Location 834 S. E. I I FLINT Kent Radio & i v,;rvs 'j it: OR 3-3446 & OR 3-3446 PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS I Nose cone separates, freeing parochult-borne radiosonde which will telemeter weather date from lower altitudes. Chutes stabilising rocket launcher open. Q Preset timer fires rocket to 1 50,000 feet where 1 sr it will take instrument rendinas Tax Exemptions For Segregated Schools Possible JET-BORNE WEATHER PROBES Radiosondes launched by a streaking four-engine jet plane are part of a new weather-sensing system being developed by Bendix Aviation Corp. for the U.S. Air Force. Engineer's sketch above shows how two types of measuring units will be carried in the same package (II. Parachute-born radiosonde (2) will monitor at low aa It i tunes, while one in rocket (4) will take readings at some 30 miles above the earth. The jet?, literally "flying weather stations," will range 4.500 miles on each flight and continuously feed weather information to both military and civilian ground stations. ' 50-Year Alert Against Russ Needed, Warning PORTLAND This conn -i try must stay on the alert against Itussia for the next 50 years, .Maj. den. Francis Day said Fri day at the close of the National I Resources Conference j WASHINGTON Private cor poralions set up to operate all white schools in eommunites halk. ing at classroom integration may ' Uefensi be eligible for tax exemptions, a ' here. spokesman for the Internal Keve- Day. r0Innlander of the Army's nue Service said ,,Jlh c Mld such m.-enngs : If ruled exempt, he said, the cor- srfiUy ,d jn al,rtlng the tountry porations would pay no federal ,., - dfon,, ril.oh,rn taxes and any contributions thevi receive co'-ild be claimed as de ductions on the income fax re turns of indivdual contributors. However, tuition payments made by parents for Ihe education of their children would not be deduct- ahle. Some 300 business and civic leaders from over the state at tended the two-week meeting. t'ol. Jack YVeske. also address ing the final session, said: "A r.-w national responsibility has falleo upon senior military offi- The spokesman said that as far 'ers, and we can no more ignore as he knows, no application for tax I '"' impact than we as a nation exemption has been received here can ignore our position of national from anv organization set up to leadership " substitute private education for public schools that are under fed eral court orders to integrate. He said it is possible such applications may have been filed in district revenue service offices. To qualify for an exemption, an educational organization must he nonprofit in nature. Also, no sub stantial part of its activty can in volve the spreading of propaganda or attempts to influence legislation. Tax xempt organisations 'are pro- ninued from taking part in the Weske headed the conference's military instructor team. Fruit Picker Claims Dentures Found In Fruit YAKIMA, Wash. (AP A fruit picker from Riverside, Calif., put in a claim last night for the "pear" of dentures that turned up in a saiem, ore., packing plant. A woman in the Oregon city had campaign of anr political candi- fuws.e" ""VP" newspapers sue louna me leein as tney wandered down the "pear line Terenre McTague of Riverside said he took his dentures out while picking pears and placed them in handkerchief because "they Cleric Who Crusaded Against H-Bomb Dies CANTKRBl'RY. England (AP) Dr. (, corse Kennedy Bell. 75. Anglican bishop who crusaded against Ihe II bomb, died Friday. He had been ill for six months. Dr. Rell denounced allied satura tion bombing of Germany during World War II. but he also look a strong stand against the German tooth Nais. He retired last year as imagined, bishop of Chichester. "I had a spare set hurt He thought he must have yanked his handkerchief from his pocket ' later to wipe his face, failing tot notice when the teeth tumbled into a box of newly plucked bartletts. 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