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Police Assailant Killed In Chase Child Guidance Clinic Thurs., June 2, 1960 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3 Cuban Gunmen Fire At Auto Gets Big Rotary Grant PORTLAND (AP) The Port land Rotary Foundation has an nounced a $20,000 grant to the Child Guidance Clinic if Portland. Ralph Stratford, president of the foundation, said the money will be used to replace outmoded fa cilities of the clinic, a United Fund agency that treats children with severe psychological problems. The Rotary Foundation is a 10-year-old organization that has made contributions to several agencies in recent years. SEATTLE (AP) Immediate expulsion of Frank Brewster from Seattle Teamsters' Union Local 174 has been demanded by George Cavano, secretary-treasurer of the local. The local's executive board self a union member until he had exhausted all channels of appeal, including one to the Teamsters Joint Council 28, of which he is head. Cavano contended Brewster's expulsion remains in effect until it is overruled, according to union by-laws. ; . ' In a letter to Brewster and board members of Joint Council 28. Cavano said that as an ex The two Teamster leaders have been feuding for many months. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (AP) -A motorist shot and wounded a policeman who stopped him for speeding, then was killed after a wild 120-mile-per-hour chase Mon day night. The pursuit ended abruptly In a collision which overturned the fleeing auto. Killed was Robert Clarke, 22, of Whittier, Calif. Officers Jack Rummel, 50, and David Usrey, 28, halted the speed er on U.S. 99. As Rummel walked to the car, shots rang out and he fell with bullet wounds in the chest and left wrist. The car roared away. Rummel staggered back to the patrol car, and Usrey took up the chase toward Bakers field. Police said the patrol car drew abreast of the other vehicle and both officers fired several shots. The fugitive auto crashed Into the patrol car and overturned. Rummel was in good condition today. HAVANA (AP) Cuban gun; men fired from a speeding car at the building housing the semiof ficial newspaper Revolucion. This was the second attack in two days on publications supporting Prime Minister Fidel Castro. Several shots from automatic weapons struck the Revolucion building. No one was Injured. The gunmen escaped. Revolucion is the official organ of Castro's 26th of July Move ment. . ... ' PINE ORDERS DOWN PORTLAND (AP) Orders, shinments and nroduction of west found Brewster guilty Tuesday of charges of irregularities in han dling more than $100,000 in Local 174 funds. - The board ordered Brewster expelled and ruled he ern pine were down last week from the week before and the cor responding week a year ago, The Western .fine Assn. saia rnaay must nay tines totaling 115.000, Order totaled 73.943.000 feet. Brewster, once an international pelled member Brewster does not have the right to hold office in any Teamster organization, such compared with 77,464,000 feet for the previous week and 89,990,000 feet for the corresponding week vice president and chairman of the Western Conference of Team' sters, said he would consider him' las tno joint council. of last year. Teamsters Vote Brewster Ouster On Money Charge I KRAUT D GOT ; AT , FRANK'S STEAK SHOP YEARLING Lean Meaty Pork Ribs For Baking or Barbecueing. A Steak Shop Special Attend The Fat Lamb Show Douglas County Fairgrounds Saturday, June 4 HALEY'S VEAL CUBE STEAKS . . PORK LIVER OR HEARTS s lb. STEAK SHOP SEAFOODS All The Fresh Seafoods In Season MM A.3 LOIN CHOPS ib 4? RIB CHOPS ,.35' ROAST Shoulder . lb. 25' LAMB STEW .b10' 5SJB rS DUNDEE yS Kellogg'. f VEGETABLES ALL STARS I lO'i-oz. pkg. I Corn, Peas, Beans, Tomatoes or I " Oat Cereal I I Applesauce, your choice. 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