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Newspaper Page TextQljc 31cu)$ ltculcu) in The Day's News Published br Newt-Review Ce. in., 54$ I.I. Main St., Reseburt, Ort. Charles V. Stanton Editor and Manager George Castillo ' AtJdyt Wright ily FRANK JINKINS; Solon Demonstrates iLi Knowledge Of Fish Western Hemisphere ttuff: , passable French. He speaks under- rresiaent utennower new eoutni ttanaaoie uerman. wnemer or oat for two days of what call "ahirt (leeve Member Association, the Audit Bureau of Circulation Entered aa second class matter Mar 1. 1930, at the post office a Roseburg, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1873 . Suhicriptinn Ratei on Classified Advertising; Page SALEM (AP-A bill to prevent taking of line fish by any meant . I L. L LL ..J lm .h..,l,l at the reporter! he can make himself ir..dei.tood in , d.m'0lrtlt' Xo teglflU)r. that diplomacy with Spanish. 1 don t know. ... A ., , , the new president of Mexico, Adol-1 r,, lit risk thu (uess: ..ifi. v... .., .h,,i I movie itara or television idol! fo Lopei Mateot. Thia diplomatic President Maleot will be at least Sen Walter Leth (R-Salem) toid I but b"" executives. the Senate todav. Tne urea Dusinest man gw inn heavy for comfort down that way) ,,,. Nothing mikes such man- U.S. Business Executives Get Best-Dressed Title Peace Call Issued LONDON' (AP) Pravda has called on .Sweden to help maintain peace and tranquility in northern Europe" by refusing to arm its forces with "atomic weapons. Assistant Editor Business tAtntfr I session in shirt sleevea (it should ,hu i understand English. If to. of the Associated Press. Oregon Newspaper Publitheri f ddfd ,hl .m"ch 100 that will simplify their converse- EDITORIAL PAGE 4 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri., Feb. 20, 19S9 A VALUATION MAN By Charles V. Stanton Since Secretary Dulles was found to have cancer he has been highly praised both by his friends and those who previously were extremely critical. Dulles recently underwent an operation In which R was found that cancer cells had remained In his body follow ing previous surgery. Perhaps he will respond to treat ment. It is indeed to be hoped that such is the case. But, in any event, he is a very sick man, yet a man who, in my opinion, we can't afford to lose at this time. Perhaps no man in recent times has aroused more con troversy than has Dulles. His policies as Secretary of , nPr, at some of the floosiest night State have been under continuous fire. His "brink of war diplomacy has come in for much criticism. But it must be admitted that American soldiers aren't NEW YORK fAP America's jockeys, who also rate as the L. . -J lMJau ..', 1 1 . u . '. I K . c t rt a t Vi ! I u . T n a r.iinH' BCii-uiciKu III c u iwif aim . ' .. w. ...... .. -. . . . . . . . garments or buy children's wear. "But very few people in public i. .n..inn on hill tn'auronse oat on hit wellatlirea me aress veil, taia caruso. tie .... ... .h . .i hirk from Pat Caruso, a tailor, t added: "What can you do with a will be held in Acapulco. to mtn conferences suffer than girna fish, asserting this is a se-j The business executive today politician? Acapulco itnt Mexico. In fact, having to speak through an inter-. ru)u, problem at such places as ii highly style-aware," said Ca-i "However, President Eiteuhow it is about as far from the K-AL preter. i the falls at Oregon City. I ruso. "Years ago he would wear er and Vice President Nixon are Mexico that is the Mexico that ! when G D cieason D- anything. Now he knows exactly exceptions." is inhabited by the general run ol I think nearly everyone who has! Portland) asked for a definition what he wants. Some even draw : -what about Gov. Nelson A. Mexicans as one can get. It " been there will agree that Mexico 0, wh,t g,ma fjsh are. Leth re-1 sketches of the styles they pre- Rockefeller?" A look of sorrow crossed Ca ruso's face but he maintained a discreet silence. It is an open se- Wallpaper COLORCRAFT PAINT t WALLPAPER 721 S. I. Stephens OR 2-2252 4 blk. Se. ft the P. O. a fabulously plush beach resort it . HOPEFUL country. It could i..h k. readme the whole list of fee where the average Mexican - j be the key to good relaUons on our .,me fi,h ,ih their Latin names. 1 Professional athletea also ration budget (if the average Mexi- ,rt wltn Uun America. Mexico i Th. s.nate nisseri the biU and more clothes-conscious, and can had such luxury at a vara- ,nd th. v s ,p,itd and fought ient it t0 the House are the tion budget, which he doesn't) would last about a minute and a half. But The dispatches report The informality of the trip is much preferred br Dwight Eisen hower, and apparently by Ipei with each other for a long time But we're coming to understand each other. Ike is a good man to further this growing friendliness and under standing. He has that indefinable quality known as charm. Ha LIKES PEOPLE. He and Mexico's new prexv can do a lot to increase Mateos, to the atarchy formality ; u,'(t'ern Hemisphere goodwill of a conventional state visit where More power to them in their up contact between the principals is ! coming talks. . controlled by the courtly rules of i diplomatic protocol. The two presidents will take a' an m vacht ride around sparkling blue MA H 111111 NO All Acaoulco Bav. The will entertain II V I IMI III ttfWII eac h other at luncheons and din-I clubs and hotels in the Western Hemisphere. It's a safe net that in the two davt they won't see a ....oU hnrrn In.H.H to the ears CDOS BAY CAP) Remihlirsn in pitched battle, that few American lives have been sacn-1 w.th sugar cane stalks or the State Chairman Peter Gunnar In Lobby Role Peter Edson Symington's Popularity Reflected In Recent Poll best-dressed among mem are tne cre, ,mon. custom tailors that New torkt multimillionaire chiet executive patronizes a store fea turing ready-made clothing. The custom industry now suf fers more from a shortage of fine tailors than customers, Caruso says. "It takes 10 to 15 years to be come a good tailor," said Caruso "I first picked up the needle at the age of in my father's shop in Italy. In this country nobody wants to work that young. ou JANITOR SERVICE DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY WE GO ANYWHERI Insured References Rhoad't Cleaning Service Phones: OR 21094 end OR 3-7201 fired, that the United States hasn't been pushed around fleshy, spiny maguey leaves which said in an interview here Thurs nearly as much as before his appointment Personally, I admire and respect Dulles. I think he is one of the best secretaries of state we ever have had. His tory, I believe, will support that contention. Reds Are Enemies One reason for my treat admiration of Dulles is the fact that his severest critics are Communists. The commu nist provernments have raved and railed aprainst Dulles. They have filled this country with their hate propaganda. Without nuestion soma of his critics rlisAcrree honpstlv iu i..-. i:. ti . .. i.. ... ..::.:.. I nH who shall sit below. la personal one at a lobbyist. mm li ",. ins l"".v. .1 " .1 """ I n-u...n K. nr THFVI. H. .,H Ih.l on th. nrnnos.l are the raw material from which i day that he sees nothing wrong tequila is made, plodding along un- with his being a lobbyist for an der the direction of his ragged, cot-1 insurance association at the state ton-shirt-and-panti-clothed Mexican Legislature. owner than which no tight in Democrats have been highly Mexico la more typical. critical of bit lobbying and a bill Acapulco doetn t go in for tningt nas neen introaucea wnicn wouia like that. bar party officials from serving , of nature echoes the Easter story. ,n Easterner. - . .. -i . V0..''"1'- c.,. ;Vf'mer!!! J"?LS' ?Vi"'W He was a successful business- ISUl Bl least inese presiurms ui 1 uuinut, iiriii nuiiir., asm, me iniiiv ivui- lunu mini uiw.i. the two great republics of the that lobbying is an essential func Western Hemisphere will do no tion in government, worrying at luncheon or at dinner He said he leads two lives a over who shall sit above the salt public life as t;ate chairman and those who disagree with the methods he has employed, so Ion? as the criticism is by honest, patriotic Americans those who feel that some other projrram would be more effective. On the other hand, I think that one of the best recom mendations Dulles could have is to be found in certain of those who oppose him. Certainly the fact that the enemies of this country find him a thorn in the flesh is something of which he may be proud. At the same time we find he has drawn criticism from some "front" organizations and individuals, a number of our American Socialists and with some people who are easily led by propaganda and who fail to think more than superficially. ' Possibly there are better methods than those Dulles has advocated. Maybe his policies could be improved. Per haps others have ideas that should be incorporated into our foreign policy. But if there is any one thing that con vinces me Dulles has been doing a good job it is that the world's Communists, Communist fronts, some Socialists and other Reds and rinks have been doing their best to WASHINGTON AP) li it no candidate on whom most factions accident that Sen. Stuart Syming-iol tne party can agree. ton of Missouri turns up in first 11. Pnmei from a border stale. place in the recent Congressional He has never carried a torch for ' can't go to college and thea start Quarterly poll or uemocratic presi-1 clv,i r)grits. But he has a gooa to be a tailor, drntial possibilities. For not than ; record on it. furthering ink ration i .u, e ,ave t0 import our tail as vear it has been apparent to po-; ln his own business and as former 1 or, l.tical observer, that "Stu" is a ,ecretary of the Air Force j Hrn , few 0(her oWrv,. Coming from tne eignui-ranking jions he made- ;.i,Ult.Url' """L'rMt1 In nl' "" Europe thev laugh at the Midwest, he is acceptable to the ' . . ij . ., . . farm belt. He r. an active member '"'Jr"5 " 100"5 of Senate Agriculture Committee.:11" 11 " sPre on- Because of hi, work for flood con- J me inins a man ui't'us iuum 10 loux wen in cioines are a gouo tailor and a flat belly.' "The British used to be the world's best-dressed men. But most Englishmen today aren't was a successful business-1 ,.ii.,iIt,i Th hav tin fh. man-president of Emerson Elec-irlr, but not' enough good tailors. The best-dressed men in the The Lenten Devotions TEXT: MARK 5:1-20 season of Lent comes New "Magic Tissue" DEODORANT As Advertised in LIFE Magasine WRITE . . . D D EX P- O. Box 1 72 I lC Y Roseburg, Ore. at slates of the West. HAVING BEEN BORN In Mass achusetts, educated in Baltimore spring time, a time when rebirth , ,rriools and at Yale, he can pass inis siory in ajars ubiiiib a ptt-i. ...u:- i i ..i.i. ture of a new life that comes forth ! ... " man who dwelt in the tombs rec- SEI.VES. They'll be free to speak i for compulsory automobile liabil- 111 llie lIIKUK " eici.u.j iiu- i i.j i.iau ...v, .... .. . - r- m.n ini.rMiiro rather than I he , tonic no Hand as GOP state chair- and ran to worship him. Since this hish-flown phrases of diplomatic I man. However, ar lobbyist for the man had a serious type of mental under the guidance and care of m"" "7" " world now are probably wealthy Hu, and this event ho'ds deep I U-"""t.c left-wing radicalism , Sou,h Americans. They ate the .ionit,..n. f..r vnn nH fnr me In fact, Stuart Symington is prob-1 male peacocks today. The tmrv unfnld's that this mad ' ably a millionaire. When he first I "Most doctors don't dress well. double-talk, which must he worded as to mean ANYTHING. That is as it should be in our Western world. One other thought: President Eisenhower insurance trade association, he op poses it. Asked if he thought Gov. Mark Hatfield would run for the U.S. Senate in 1960. Gunnar said he thought not. "But it's altogether speaks i up to Hatfield," he added. Jame$ Marlow Definition Of Force May Be Heart- Of Berlin Issue, washinrtdM r API It's lust a. He said if the Western powers simple question in philosophy right were prevented from carrying out ocjai disorders! eame to Washington in 1945 as : Their cars look better than their ognized a strange power in Jesus chairman of Surplus Property clothes." nuiiu, lie swm au u.a w . Emerson. The money was put in trust. He has lived off its income since then, in addition to his gov ernment salaries. The only busi ness connection he has retained is as a board member of Merchants Trust in St. Louis. Yet he is acceptable to labor. As Emerson's president he install ed a profit-sharing plan, put in dues checkoff and built up the Everett A Jennfng Yt-, wheel chairs; end WALKERS 1 CHAIRS I hTC UKERS ROLLAWAY BEDS CRIBS HIGH CHAIRS A. f RENTALS tO L & SALES SICKROOM & INVALID SUPPLIES Free Delivery Roseburg Area 358 S. E. OAK AVE. Phone OR 2-3472 and spiritual disorder it is notable that Jesus was the only one who could or would understand this man as a person, reaching into the in ner personality with the power to heal and make whole. As we look into His life, Jesus had the courage and calm confid ence to deal with all of man's dis orders physical, mental, social and spiritual. He turned chaos into i union International fciectricai harmonv; he brought aDout me;rs-nuironi.,.i t nrv.nii;v Th i i an honorary member. n.riinn no Ik in nnur i re-1 He is now only 57. in good health riisroverine the Dlace and Dower He has a fine family. H;s wife of religious failh in healing that i a daughter of the late Sen. Jim Jesus knew, and it is well we have, for it would seem there neer has been such a time of individual and Deep down in each one of us . . . .... . . nnuf w nil it inrre ' mil in lew incii uu ikmiiuiii w uiv vwvw ui H-mrny cuniuicrae m tne American people in mm ana nis months it msy be the heart of a West Berlin "It will be somebody there is a realization that there ineas. crisis over West Berlin. : else using lorce. ,re many personalities within us, This ia brief version of the He said Khrushchev "must be each puliing in a different direct Firsr Hind Knowledge problem: talking about shooting to prevent ion. Our great need is to have our Knt nnlv il Fast Germane Com- n rnm Hnintr fine Hutv Aflr all ' livaa hrniioht into nne ffrest alleffi. One of the first things that strikes me when I read ! munist-run, under the thumb of that is what ia going to happen, if ance to Christ as Masier, and yet . particular enemies, fhe effusions of his detractors is Dulles' firsthand l-nnw I lh Sov",t Vnion, but so is the it happens." we find ourselves in the story as I Perhaps the greatest ob,a .ZlZ . a . -4U u-r Tlrst nanrt know- Kastern Zone of Berlin wh.ch is! vv m I ,he people who ran to Jesus in has to overcome is to quit lodge compared with his critics lack of knowledge or po- lhe capita f the East German "Force" Not Defined fear and asked him to depart, fori thought of as e compromis litical motivation. Wadswonh of New York. The Sy. mingtons have two fine sons. Stuart Jr., and Jim, both lawyers, mar ried to good-looking wives, mere are five grannrmlriren. THE FAMILY PORTRAIT, print ed all over Missouri in 1958. prob ably won him as many votes as anything he said. He is a nice guy. He has no acle he being e can- fnvernmanl The Soviets have' That hrinca hark the nnastinn laana it fnaraH in Rnsphurff as a , dldate. How manv people of his age would travel more than ' troops there. Berlin is lOO miles 1 which mav have to be settled on disturber and upsetter just as he i He used to read his ghol-written half million" miles in six vears' Dulles is 71 vnr nf"n5'd F,,t Germany. the East German frontier: What , was then. ! speeches in an uninspiring way, his cTi'i " ..l.VL .ui c J . , o, '.l.5e,ar!,,of But the 2.200,000 civilians in i, force? I Our devotion is to our way of eyea glued to his text. This was West Berlin consider themselves i Is it force if the United Stales life rather than Christ's way. and true all througn tne seven years citiiens of West Germany whose i arguing it has a right and duty to we close our ears to the wurd of , he was a bureaucrat in Washington, capital is in Bonn. West Berlin is ship supplies to West Berlin and authority coming from Jesus, But he learned hrs politics from a Western showpiece. Its high has agreements with the Soviets i "Come out. unclean spirit!" the grass roots up. He still makes prosperity it a glaring contrast to to let the supplies through insists How, then, will it ever be pos-it a rule to Ret to every Missouri the drabness of East Berlin. I on going through? Is that force? sible for us to witness in our: district every year. Since World War II days, The West would argue: No. But i homes, our schools and churches In his 1958 campaign for re Ihrough agreements with the So-! the Soviets.' who now claim the j and our community until we run to . election, the senator spoke off the viet I'nion, the Western Allies old agreements are outdated. Christ and worship him, recogniz- cuff more and got his messages have had troops in West Berlin, i would insist any attempt by the ing in him the power to overcome ! across belter. It was a shirtsleeve They are tupplied from West Ger- j Allies to send militarv supplies 1 the evil within us and to make us ! campaign in which the usually Ivy manv br plane, rail and road through East Germany against j w hole again? league-looking senator leveled with through or over 110 miles of East i the East German government's During this season of Lent as dirt farmers in Harry Truman Germany. will is force. we think about what Jesus did for style He won by 150.000 in 1952. But since last November the Perhaps this will happen, if the ; us, we are moved to sorrow fori In 1958 it was 350 000. Soviet I'nion has made a number 1 situation gets that far: The first the sins that sent him to the cross. I SEN. SYMINGTON is best known of demands and proposals which time the East Germans refuse to to thankfulness for Gods' great in Washington as foremost critic compel the West to face or avert let Allied supplies through, the merry, and to a re-examination of of Msennower atiminisiranon oe- a age. Since accepting the Secretary of State job he has flown all over the world. He has discussed issues with the world's foremost leaders. He has debated almost every problem with both friend and foe. He hasn't trusted to re ports. He has gone out into the field and picked up his knowledge and information by first-hand contact. Very few people of even far younger age would have attempted to keep pace with him. He has been interested in some phase of international affairs since he was a youth. He knows the whole world, because he has been in or over most of it. Now he is well along in years. He is suffering from a dread disease. It is a disease from which many people of his age do not recover. But as is so often said of people we love, "be is a tough old coot." Perhaps he will be able to return to his office and to give us the benefit of his great knowledge, his inexhaustible patience, his keen understand ing and insight. He is a mighty valuable man. Brace Biossat , Clear, Convincing Proof Given Of Russian Habit Of Lying To brand the Russians liars is him off. boys. I will finish him iilmnst a daily commonplace To off on the run." Ii an them in a cruel and callous , t',n t vou feel the pdott' distaste f..lrh(Td. as we have now done, oyeT ,h(, whol, thmg? llte Soviet Armenian border. r Your Doctor's Right-Hand Man in Serving You We're your doctors faithful oily In safeguarding your good health. Promptly we fill oil his prescrip tions with unfailing accuracy, using fresh, potent pharmaceuticals from our always up-to-date stock. We Give S & H Green Stampi Zl 1)1) , Tullcnon oLsruai 635 S. E. Jackson ORchard 3-7415 lin a free city; they want Western military forces withdrawn; they want a settlement of unifying the two Germanys; they talk of mak ing a separate peace settlement with East Germany. And they talk of turning over to the East German government full control of what ran enter East Germany. To put it another way. the East German Communists would be free to refuse to let the Allies send military supplies to )s to put a scaring imprint upon ... , . nest Berlin, the minds of free men every-! iousljr. too. the attack - re- What would happen if they did ihrre , Ported in to articles in the paper that? A lot of things could happen. We hai. romnlamr-d In the Rm I !5ov"'t Avl"llon "unnerved" i l'or one: The Allies can hardly w mnnthP, , ver he r .hn? Sov,rt s""'r1 ho " of ' abandon 'he Berliners whose w n a? I V 2 of , '' T, h "Good , "free tone" would become a small " mod I S Air Korre transport V" Tt" ""''ks were competent i island completely surrounded in I THESE ARE THi men w ar. The Allies at this point appar a crisis. The oviets in enect set West instead of seeking a show- our lives as Ihnst s disciples. down there and then may slop Patricia Shumard short of trying to ram through ! Director of Christian and take the case to the I nited , Education. First Presby- Nations, at least for discussion. tenan Church a deadline around May 27. Demands Outlined They call for making West Ber- fense policies. He speaks with ex perience here tor ne was Air rorce secretary and National Security Re sources Board chairman under President Truman. The Cartoonist Says: "That Must Be the Debate on New Housing" ron,7s rrTeT'SnrTSr onlv i tnlrt- . ""'. no. quarrel wh I " don't know what ,. expect. four nf which were i rim. if .ante. i anyone, who want onlv peace. They ! The-V rfrfi try talking befort rilllliniur, . . ... , . " . Ih l TJ 1aeHline lhaw nrA. The Hss,an, said nothing of the Pr ',L,',. V 7h. . A 1 uiiriu-r. ' r v." " - - Soviet Imon. Britain and trance have a foreign ministers confer ence. This proposal hid hardly reached the Kremlin when Pre mier Nikita S. Khrushchev threw nlher II men aboard lhe downed '""""nee. craft, and insisted it had crashed, truth they are men whose on its own Since then, nothing but practice of evil has upon it the tleadfast denials and refusals. I 'me patina of long experience. DURING HIS January visit here.1 Mo th,n mr,n, ' n ,nd U Soviet Deputy Premier Anaslas ' 11 Jrlr hole way of life. Alikm an .milino fur vnnrt hlanri. ' "ey sent inio our midst, asking I... Ik. f.r. T.,.1.. Jv reasserted the official Soviet ,ru"'- "eking "agreement," Anas-! ersion of the incident. j ' Mikoyen. advance man for the . Wamlnf Issued Voicing distress that many Amer-!d',h Hungary, political Hou- Referring to the idea that the Irans felt the Russians "enjoyed dlnl who ,r'es to make evil van-1 Soviet I'nion might let the East thooiing people," he said: i 'n ""h 'he pat of a child t hetd. (iermant refuse to permit pas- "Whjr are (he Americans so sus-1 Some Americans he deceived, at - saKt of military supplies to West pirmus about this? After all, there ''t for a time Berlin, he said: is no sense in my government try-1 But with this fresh record of In- "Any violation of the German ing lo rudo anything:" ihumanitv imbedded in our mem-1 Democratic Republic's sovereign- ror once Aimoyau spoke more ones, win we ever again tan to ty will be fittingly rebutted, re. truly than he knew. The thm king i look past the conjured smile, the truth could not he concealed, for engaging assurance ot good intent, ft had been preserved in unique the proffered hand tape recordings of the voices of; Kor the Soviet hand Is alwavt a thfl Soviet pilots who shot down fist, and behind the smile lies a the defenseless American trans port. I years of conscious, inbreeding de Tune In on their friendly, peace- votion to evil, loving wave length: I "The target is a transport, four-' enginrd ... I am attacking the Salm Man Empjoytd transport . . . The target is burn j ing . . . The tail assembly is fall I SAI.E.Nf fAP)-Ponald W. Chris- ing off . . . Look at htm. he will tianson of Salem was named per gardless of how the violation is made: by water, ground or air." Then Khrushchev suggested that if the Allm tried to shsnit their way through rat t.ermanv to purpose hopelessly warped be long West Berlin it would mean war. "Everyone realties that if anv. one starts shooting that would mean the beginning of war," he said President Eisenhower. asked about the Khrushchev comments at his Wednesday news confer ence, replied: "We are not saying not get away, he Is already falling I annuel officer fnr the atate Depart-1 that we are going to shoot our . X ea, ce ja tailing, i win unisnmeni ot .Motor veniciet toaay. wty into Benin. MM NU Semca. IK. Week-End Specials! 1 at- KIER-CROOCH SPECIAL 1959 MODEL EASY DRYER 1A0 With J hteti. 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