The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, February 17, 1959, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text12 Th New$-Rtiw, Roseburg, Ore. Tue., Feb. 17, 1959 The only SURE way to TEST STEREO in your home! Stereo in your horn may not sound like it did at the store. In some rooms, stereo sounds better with the speakers dose together. In ethers, it sounds better with speakers placed far apart. This flexible Motorola Stereo portable may be played with the speakers close together, or for opart. Tells you for sure which type of stereo is beit for your home. -s WIS ATM MEW MOTOtOLA POtT ASLI STEREO HIOH flDIUTY Vemntile atereo. Detachable speaker cabinet play close to gether or far apart. 16-wait ntereo amplifier. 4 peak era. Separate tone control, bal ance control. Dual sapphire fttyli. Carrying caae with Spire Hrown lea t her text u red miracle fabric. - A A (Model SH12) 51 07.75 PLAYS WITH WARMS CLOSE TOOiTHil flAYl WITH SMANIIt PAI APAIT CONVINtINT CAW VINO CAM Phone for a J&jN home demonstration! ! Heor if fonighf 648 S. I. Reie St. OR 3 $574 Bowker To Talk On Timber Tax Morris C. Bowker of Koseburg, Douglas County assessor, is sched uled to discuss the controversial timber tax issue Keb. 27 at the 21st annual Oregon Logeing Confer ence and Equipment Show in Ku- t;ene. Howker said today he has been invited to give his views on taxa tion of private timberlands in his capacity as president of the Ore gun County Assessors Assn. He will appear on morning and afternoon panels along with state tax commissioners to discuss the tax issue which caused a stir in the stale last summer and fall. Douglas County authorities refused to revise valuation on standing timber, and were upheld here by Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly over a rommissir) ruling. The three-day equipment show at Eugene is one of the largest dis plays of logging machinery any where. It is being held at th Lane County Fairgrounds where the tax issue is slated to he aired. Other topics on the agenda in clude a conference on industrial accidents, unemployment compen sation problems and personal prop erty, log and inventory taxation. The name of the annual session was changed last year from Wil lamette Valley Logging Conference in recognition of the fact that it was drawing attendance from far outside the valley, and was deal ing with problems applicable to the entire state. House Tax leader jOregon Centennial Theme Used .Mng Melrose PTA Meeting jOfficers Recover CyprictS Start A"e."a F"m.La!s London Confab bur Mills (D-Ark) has all but nipped chances for any tax cuts or. increases this year including I 1'resident Eisenhower's proposed 1 By NETTIE WOODRUFF festival Saturday at p m Tli. Ilr.m r.nl.nnlal .... k. iu - II j nd nine anil Kun mi uiejr couiu lerrea h...VL -j r ii, i. j rove ,n presenting a program. io build a rocket ship gasoline tax hike. k. y.w. ti admission will oe cnarnea ana re-1 western like on IV Mill. ,l,,m.a f II.. f.v.wrii. 4 v ing House Ways and Means Com-i J. F- Bonebrake spoke fresbments will be sold. ATLANTA (AP) Two pistol-1 Dackina Youngsters were arrested IONDOV ( API eailir of all Two by police who said the pair stole factions in the Cprus dispute con-1 todav in preparation tor play their conference to work out a I Deaee aprppmcnt. I The boys, aged 13 and 14, were The major contenders all were and Flu Crowds Hospital j LONDON (AP) I-ondon torl.i had an acute, shortage of hospital i beds, doctors and nurses as the result of the current epidemic of inllucnia and other respiratory diseases. Pneumonia, flu and bronchitis were blamed for 3.675 deaths in the last seek of Janiurv and the hist week of February. ! nuttee, asked instead for a I hi. ' early history lliei f 1- D..uhri.L-. .ru.nl iViru arrpttprl si thev walked hnmp i ,. n..nu.i.. -.... , p. . . - (" ' . 111 LAJI lllljll . III ,uul UIUJ IWIIU- Ot Douglas tlMU i... .k. i r,.. (mm tai-gpt ni-ait ir. in a fiplrf .1... ... ia k.. ... 1 . - 111... IICW1IIIK HC nsuiunuit vvu- I -lueill Ul.L . 1 CCIIieill HUUIU revamping of the tax system. He : ina. Mn- -aivin iiarran read sev-1 8el Vation Stabilizer conference in Police said each had three pistols j reached at the conference start said the present tax setup is out-"al K0. if rmen ,jrVM J"1' 1 Gearhart recently. Mrs. Bonebrake tucked in his belt. Officers said , Tuesday. It is expected to dated and stunts the nation's eco-lMrs; ooert Ijom.ianil. The third visited her sister, Mrs. tilenn Rid-lthey found 54 sticks of dynamite, produc, , constitution that w ll nomic growth. , n.coun?ilTpTA w,ll ' " ' . PJ' mate CypVu. an 'independent re- Mills spoke Sunday night to a ! " Xlrose School Saturday Kenneth Miller and Charles Bly' "'"munition hidden in lofts ol puhhCt ending gl year, of British conierence 01 uie lax i.xecuuve , , - were in Portland last week re- U,E. ". rule over the strategic island Institute. i I reiving Army physical examina- His remarks followed an earlier 1 Money Collected j lions, statement by House Speaker Sam, is reponed that slightly over Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leach of Cot Rayburn (D-Texl that tisenhow-1 w collected for Uie March tage Orove and Mr. and Mrs. Niles er s proposal to boost gasoline of Dime, m the Weirose arei Thllj uach of Port Angeles, Wash., con taxes l's cent a gallon was un-1 inr,i. rfnalinn h. ih. M..lr,... tinned on to ReedsDnrt after visit. The arsenal was taken from lumber company and a hardware j concern. Police quoted the boys I as saying it was fun to steal when j not attending eighth grade class- Oak Hits House In Garden Valley Misfortune wailed until half an hour past Friday the 13th to strike the W. D. Love residence in Gar den Valley. Saturday morning at 12:30 a 75 foot black oak, 3 feet thick, fell on Mr. and Mrs. love's two-story home, tearing a large hole in the roof, breaking a window, tearing off a small side porch, and even tually causing extensive water damage from rain during the night. Neighbors and members of Riv ersdale Grange arrived later in the morning witn canvas tarp, power saws and a bulldozer to make temporary repairs. It is guessed, according to Addie Schneider, News-Review corres pondent, that strong winds weak- end the tree, which was rotted in the center, and broke it off a few feet above the ground. Love was alone in the house at the time of the mishap, his wife being in the Riversdale Sanitarium. likely to get much House support. Danger From Seas Feared By Admiral WASHINGTON (AP) Adm. Arleigb A. Burke, has told Con gress the Navy is greatly con cerned about the possibility of a surprise Soviet submarine attack on the United States. Testimony by Burke, chief of naval operations, and William C. Foster, a leading American inter national negotiator, was made public over the weekend. They tes tified before the Senate Disar mament subcommittee Jan. 30. Foster said stepped-up develop ment of missiles and other mili tary weapons would strengthen the hand of the United States in disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. Burke told the senators the Navy has forces searching up and down both coasts all the time for enemy submarines. Grange. Jolly Circle and West Mel ; mg the Bonebrake family! cIulr)ed wiln cr'lrn ,re withheld rose clubs. Mrs. Henry Scott and,m Melrose. m accordnce wl(n Georgia ju- Mrs. Allen Armstrong were in In Reed sport they attended the j venile court law charge of the Mothers' March. I funeral of a relative. Mrs. Niles1 '. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and ' Iaeh is the daughter of Bone-j family and Mr. and Mrs. Taft War- brake. 1 fiwt (... tmmm nr and daughter, Judy, plan to UVCreaTinfj itsn Uanqer move to Ch'to, Call., where the Visit Daughter " . , , . men will be involved in logging Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tjomsland BV 1 UO-TCtlT-Ultl thCl and sawmill operations. I and family and Mr. and Mrs. O.O. Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Laird of .Matthews spent a past weekend Coquille recently visited thj Henry! in Winlock Wash., visiting the lat Scotts and the Jules Benhams. ter couple's son-in-law and daugh- sieirose orange win noio a piay ter. Air. and Mrs. George Johnson. Michael Wooton has returned from Portland,' bringing his wife and daughter home, who had been visiting relatives there. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Finney and six children have moved into the Bonebrake rental. 11 r. and Mrs. Felix Cleveland of Palmdale, talif., spent a recent the Mediterranean. British Foreign Secretary Sel wyn Lloyd met with Foreign Ministers Evangelos Averoff of Greece and Fatin Rustu Zorlu of Turkey. Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd and Sir Hugh Foot, the British governor of Cyprus. Archbishop Makarios, the lead er of the Greek Cypriot campaign to end British control of the is land, met with other Greek Cy priot leaders, and then received Foot at his hotel. 27 Persons Held In Dope Seizure NEW YORK (AP Federal and weekend with the Carless Hamlin city narcotics agents held 27 per- family on Doerner Rd. sons in custody today after a se-! Mrs. Lenore Cooper has returned ries of raids that uncovered what I from a trip to Caliiornia. She was the officers said was the second : accompanied by her daughter, largest amount of heroin ever Mrs. J. R. Mote, who remained to seized in the United States-jmore 1 be with her husband, who is sta than 32 pounds of it. tioned at Ft. Ord. Mrs. Thelma The value of the pure heroin. Tester also went with them, and after being cut and sold to ad-1 with Mrs. Cooper, visited friends in COVTNA, Call. (AP) On his birthday, retired chef Wilberto di Baise offered this advice for ' healthy eating: ! "In every 24 hours make sure . . v. ... , vou eat one vegetable that grows L.AS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - Jon underground and one on top of the HaU- .whk0 usua ly wore only a sa- t ii,;. iii, .Zi r.;, Irong in his South Sea movies, don- Don't mix different meats in one I ned Jon Hall, Actress, 42, Married In Las Vegas conservative business suit meal. Di Biase, who has followed his own instructions, was celebrating his 103rd birthday. He was head chef at the Palace Hotel for 36 years. He retired in 1914. New Cuban President Gets Backing Of Ike WASHINGTON (AP President Eisenhower today gave Cuba a President Manuel Urrutia his as surance of close and friendly re lations between the two countries. The message was given to Philip W. Bonsai, veteran career diplo mat newly assigned to take over the post of ambassador in Ha vana. His predecessor. Earl E. T. Smith, was in disfavor with the revolutionary government of Fidel Castro. Bonsai said he will leave Wash ington for New York Wednesday and depart for Havana Thursday. Senate Board Axecf WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Clinton B. Anderson (D-NM), chairman of the Senate - House Atomic Committee, today an nounced elimination of the Outer Space Propulsion subcommittee he heads. Both the Senate and House now have space commit tees which cover the same subject. ELECTION SCHEDULED The Young Adult Group of the Roseburg Y.MCA will meet Wed nesday at the home of Frank Von Borslel. 1315 SK Eddy, at T:3U p.m. Election of officers will be held. CONTROL SERVICE TEN YEARS EXPERIENCE In foundation and tormite control in Douglas County. Free Inspection-No Obligation Complete Written Report ... Be sure, your problem may not be termites. PHONE OR 3-4212 For Further Information New Premier Takes Control In Italy ROME (AP) Antonio Segni was sworn in Monday as head of Italy's government. His Cabinet was made up en tirely of members of his own Christian Democrat party, which has less than a majority in Parlia ment. Promised right-wing sup port from Liberals and Monarch ists made Segni virtually sure of winning at least his first vote of confidence, probably within a week. President Giovanni Gronchi swore Segni into office after ap proving his cabinet lineup. Mamie Begins Arizona Holiday diets and pushers, was estimated at 53.660,800 by Inspector Edward Carey of the Police Narcotics Bu reau. Authorities started the lightning raids at 8:30 Saturday night, and continued until S a.m. Sunday. Raids were made in Manhattan, the Bronx and Queens, and agents reached out into Long Island and New Jersey to round up suspects. Those arrested were described by George Gaffney, regional head of the federal Bureau of Narcotics as higher-ups in the ring import ing heroin from Europe. "These are not small fry," he said, "but importers, wholesalers and dis tributors." None of them used dope, he said. The only raid that was bigger, according to Gaffney, was made in Elmont, N.Y., in January 19.8 when 35 pounds of heroin was seized and 17 persons arrested in New York, New Jersey and Penn sylvania. Of the 27 arrested. 24 were In federal custody, charged with pos session of narcotics. The other three were arrested in a raid at a Queens apartment, which offi cers said uncovered more than 22 in PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Mamie Eisenhower began a return cn uatement Monday at the Maine Chance beauty resort in Phoenix. pounds of heroin and 550,000 The President a wile stepped oil casn. a train at 1'hoenix Union Station Sunday night. "I'm so glad to be back." she told Arizona Gov. Paul Fannin, one of her welcomers. .Mrs. Eisenhower spent two weeks at the same resort a year ago. Accompanying the first lady were her sister, Mrs. G. Gordon Moore, and several Secret Service agents. Aussie Line Up To Hear Graham MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) A two-mile-long queue waited up to four hours to attend evangelist Billy Graham's opening meeting here of a 16-week Australian campaign. But thousands had to be turned away when Melbourne's biggest indoor stadium, which holds 8,000, was packed to capacity. Jap Action Protested SEOUL (AP) More than 100. 000 Koreans almost emptied gov ernment buildings and private of fices in Seoul Monday for a giant stadium rally protesting Japan's plan to let Koreans go to Commu nist North Korea. The Japanese government an nounced last week it would repat riate poverty-stricken Koreans in Japan who want to go to North Korea. There are more than 600, 000 Koreans in Japan. Catholic Bishop Named Chaplain PORTLAND (AP) The Most Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, Roman Catholic bishop of Baker, now rs chaplain for the Pacific Coast Chiefs. At a weekend meeting here the association created the post, sim ilar to one Bishop Leipzig has held for 31 years with the Oregon Assn. of Fire Chiefs. He received an award which cited his "promotion of fire pro tection and his moral inspira tion." In other action the group's board of directors made plans for a conference of the association in Spokane next July. Sen. Morse Nominates Boys To Navy Academy WASHINGTON (AP) Several Oregon youths have been nomi nated by Sen. Wayne Morse (D Ore) to the U.S. Naval Academy. The final choices will be made by the academy after evaluation, Morse said. Imon Pile her. McMinnville: .Tames Myers, Corvallis, and Michael Peterson, Coos Bay, re ceived the main appointments. Alternates included Eh in Mar tin. Silverton: Gordon Munger. Pilot Rock, and Robert McKillip, Cloverdale. the San r rancisco area. Mrs. Frankie Cole and family had her steniather and mother as recent guests. The couple has con tinued on to Arizona for a vaca tion. Selene Cheek is able to be up after an illness which confined her to the hospital for several days. Harold Densmore has returned from attending funeral services of a friend in Waldport. Mrs. Lucille MobohiU and three children of Coos Bay visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bursik. ! Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Young are spending some time in Southern California with relatives and visit ing their son, Jim, and family at Sacramento. The Paul Aheels attended to busi ness in Portland recently. Receives Discharge Robert Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gilbert, has been dis charged from the Army after duty served in Germany and is visiting the family home on Cleveland Hill Rd. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stidham and sons, Scotty, Jeff and Brett, have left for their new home in Ellens burg. Wash., where the former will be employed. Bill Schrader spent a weekend leave from Travis Air Force Base with his family in Melrose. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Aenis, Eu gene, have returned home after a visit with her parents, the Charles Doerners. Mrs. Jean Densmire attended to business recently and visited her daughter, Sandra, in Eugene. Donald Nielsen underwent an emergency appendectomy last week at Douglas Community Hos pitaL He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sibley Nielsen. CENSUS READIES WASHINGTON (AP) About 160,000 workers will take the cen sus for 1960. Rep. John J. McFall (D-Calif) thinks that's a good opportunity for people over 40 years of age. He has urged the Census Bureau to give special priority to them when hiring cen sus takers. for his marriage to the widow of an investment broker. The bride, actress Raquel Tor res Ames, 42, wore a chiffon cock tail gown for the civil ceremony Saturday. She is the widow of Ste pehn Ames of Los Angeles, who died five years ago. Hall, 43. was divorced in 1935 by singer Frances Langford. 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