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Jlrs. Howard Emrich, Mrs. Cecil
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T. Cloake, Beth Smith, Gracie Mc
Ginnis, Roseburg; James Withers,
Mrs. Berle Bledsoe, Johnny Sam
son, Sutherlin.
Surgery: Mrs. David Clinsman,
Mrs. Shirley Hobday. Mrs. Ernest
Wood, Mrs. Walter Russell. Rose
burg; BUlie West, Sutherlin.
Discharged
Mrs. Alva Perkins, Mrs. Joseph
n.ifnnl Vn Walter Malone, Mrs.
Richard Crawford, Arlie Steck
man, Ronald Smith, Cheryl Scott,
Mrs. Stephen Currie and daughter,
Lois Ann, Johnnie White, Rose
Trotter, Mrs. James Casconi, Mrs.
TTarl Prnschern and son. John Roy,
Dewey Cronce, Toney Golden, Car
ol Griggs, Albert Hudson, C. Brian
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By MRS. G. B. FOX
Joe Fachet of Glendale has re
turned after spending a 10-day vis
it with his Ron in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Euing,
and son in Palm Sprii'gs, Calif.
Fachet also visited with former
Glendale residents, the Austin
Drake family in San Francisco,
Calif.
St. Clairs Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Don St. Clair of
Wolf Creek visited with the Nor
man St. Clair family of Reedsport
recently. Mrs. Mary St. Clair of
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Mr. and Airs. H. D. McDonald
and son have moved into the par
sonage of the Missionary Baptist
Church, of which he is pastor.
Mrs. J. J. Davis, mother of Mrs.
Wayne Close of Glendale and her
self a former Glendale resident,
called her daughter from New York
City, N. Y., recently, after arriv
ing there from the Belgian) Congo,
where she and her husband have
been in missionary service. Mrs.
Davis will come to Glendale later.
Her husband will come to the Unit
ed States by boat this summer,
bringing some of their belongings.
The Davises served as Methodist
missionaries for over 30 years,
then after being retired, opened an
independent station in the Belgiam
Congo.
Mrs. Betty Ilorman and daugh
ter, Susan, of Banrion visited with
Mrs. Mary St. Clair and James
Belcher and family recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. H. Gibson of
Grants Pass visited recently with
the Martin Brooks family.
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On Civil Rights Bill
WASHINGTON (AP) House
leaders predicted today the civil
rights bill will be on President Ei
senhower's desk before the end of
tins month.
iney anticipated mat after an
Easter recess the House will con
cur in Senate amendments to the
original House bill. 'I he Senate
passed the intended bill 71-18 Fri
day night.
While Chairman Howard W.
Smith (D-Va) of the House Rules
Committee declined to say when
! his group would consider the
amended measure, reliable
sources said Smith's committee
probably would take action by
April 20.
Once the rules committee gives
its approval, House leaders could
call for a final House vote at any
time. House approval of the Sen
ate amendments would automatic
ally send the bill to the President.
Because many members may be
out of town during the Easter sea
son, a final House vote may be
put off until the week of April 24.
Cuban UN Emissary
Quits, Against Castro
PARIS (AP) Andres Vargas
Gomez, Cuban ambassador to
United Nations organizations in
Geneva, said here he has re.
signed his post because of oppo
sition to Prime Minister Fidel
Castro's regime. He declared:
"Nobody can now deny that the
Castro government is totalitarian
and Communist-oriented."
He charged the Castro govern
ment "still has not announced
the possibility of having elections.
Castro makes no secret of his
contempt for democratic electoral
procedures. The Castro govern
ment is socializing the Cuban
economy."
"Cuba, for the time being, is a
country without a future." he
said, adding that he thought the
Cuban people would eventually
overthrow Castro.
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Melrose Grange
Elects Delegates
The Melrose Grange has receiv
ed a certificate for 100 hours of
community service from the Vet
erans Hospital in recognition of
the musical entertainment furnish
ed by Mrs. Pete Veenstra, Melrose
Grange pianist.
The announcement was made at
a recent meeting uf the Granae,
according to Nettie Woodruff, cor
respondent. The Grange is plan
ning to hold a public card parly
May 7. Eleven tables were in
play at the .nost recent one. Mr.
and Mrs. V. S. Woodruff were ap
pointed alternate state Grange del
egates. A report was given by the Kit
chen remodeling committee. Fur
ther study is planned before a final
vote is taken. State Grange offi
cers were voted on. During the
program aour, Sandra Densmore
gave a reading on me meaning
of and what holds a Grange to
gether. Songs, readings and a con
test compiciea me meeting.
Pa ranti Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Monro, for
mer residents now living in Coos
Bay, spent several days last week
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Proc
tor. Mr. and Mrs. Sibley Nielsen and
Rusty were recently in Portland
to attend the wedding of Nielsen's
nephew, Douglas Strang. They
were overnight guests of relatives
while there.
Miss Sandra Densmore and her
fiance, Lee Olsen, arrived over the
weekend. She came from Eugene
where she has been employed in
the university library and Olson
from Corvallis where he is em
ployed as assistant accountant for
a fruit and produce company. He
visited with his parents, then re
turned to his job. Sandra is re
maining here with her family, the
H. A. Densmores, until her wed
ding April 30 at the Melrose
Church.
Accident Claims
85th Road Victim
PENDLETON (AP) John G.
Moses, 72, was killed outright
here when his automobile and a
train collided at a grade crossing.
The accident occurred near the
community of Thornhollow, where
Moses lived, Thornnollow is a tew
miles east of Pendleton.
The locomotive of the Union
Pacific freight pushed Moses' car
three-tenths of a mile down the
track before it was able to stop.
The accident did not delay ran
traffic.
Moses was Oregon s 85th traffic
fatality this year in the Associated
Press tabulation. Ten have died
so far this month.
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Aspall Rmm Appeal Fo; Reclamation Funds,
Says Spending Does Not Keep Pace With Economy
By HARRISON HUMPHRIES
WASHINGTON (AP) Chair
man Wayne N. Aspinall (D-Colo)
of the House Interior Committee
has renewed his appeal fur a
national reclamation construction
program totaling about 309 mil
lion dollaia k yt'di'.
"Spending for reclamation con
struction has not keut pace with
our expanding economy," Aspinall
told a House appropriations sub
committee. In the past 13 years, he said,
the civil works program of the
Army Engineers has received
more than three times the amount
appropriated for reclamation.
Aspinall, heading the legislative
committee handling reclamation
project authorizations, lauded the
administration for including six
new reclamation starts in the
budget for the coming year.
"1 am disturbed." he said, "by
talk I have heard suggesting a
moratorium on reclamation de
velopment as a means of helping
resolve our agricultural surplus
problem.
"There is no more justification 1
for such a move than there would,
be for stopping all agricultural re
search or cutting off all other fed
eral programs that contribute to
the conservation and development
of our soil and water resources.
"In fact, there is less justifica
tion because reclamation tends to
alleviate rather than add to our
existing agricultural problems."
Irrigation farming, Aspinall
said, contributed only 1.8 per cent
of the surplus crop holdings of the
Commodity Credit Corporation in
1938. i
"The reason why this proportion
is so small. . . is that the irriga-,
tion farmer has been able to shift '
production from surplus crops to ;
those that are in current demand. I
The non-irrigated land is largely
tied to a one-crop economy and
cannot diversify in response toj
changing demand patterns."
Aspinall declared, furthermore, i
that the current problem .of sur- j
plus crops is a temporary one. I
With the population increasing
8.600 persons a day and cropland :
diminishing 3,000 acres a day I
under conversion to roads, air-i
ports and cities, Aspinall said, 1
reclamation construction now is !
essential to the nation's future ca- i
parity to produce needed food and
fiber. I
Aspinall said the budgeted rec
lamation program of 245 million
Carnegie Statue Daubed
DUNFERMLINE, Scotland (AP)
A prankster with a paint brush:
early today brightened up a statue;
of Andrew Carnegie, the local boyi
who made good in the U.S. steel
industry. Carnegie's coat was I
painted green, his vest a bright'
yellow, and his trousers Were
given pink stripes. The bronze !
statue was erected in 1914 by thej
people of Dunfermline, Carnegie's;
home town.
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As a sample of what he called
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