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4 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thurt., June 9, 1960 MEDICAL EXPENSES - . -ALL OTHER' MEDICAL CARE' "50 HOSPITAL , J services J26 1 X PHYSICIANS I X MEDICINES T K AND APPLIANCES V DENTISTS-1" , SERVICES MEDICAL COST, '60 Pro jected medical care expenditure in 1980 will amount to an av-: erage of $105 lor each of us. This includes expenses for health insurance. Data from '.Health Insurance Institute. Students Expelled For Dorm Attack KLAMATH FALLS (AP)-Ore-fion Technical Institute Tuesday expelled two students for what K. L. bmith, dean of students, said was an attack on William Furrow, student body president ana dormitory counselor. ! One of them, Richard Warring ton, 20, Ontario, Ore., was to have been graduated Friday. The other was William D. Hansen. 21. Salem. OTI Director Pr. Winston D." Purvme approved the expulsions. " Smith said investigation indi cated that Warrington and Han sen were celebrating the coming graduation and vacation when they pushed furrow into a aor . itiitory and both struck him'. Fur row suffered only bruises. " The personnel office said 'Han sen had needed only one more term for graduation. . ,!,' Smith said the students, both enrolled in the engineering asso ciates division, will not be re-admitted. Body Of Woman Found In Trunk " ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (AT) - Ca nadian police and railroad offi cials are trying to find out who shipped a trunk from Toronto to Argentia May 4 with the body of a neroxide blonde inside. i- The partly decomposed b o d y was discovered Tuesuqy at ine railroad express office in Argen tia, a naval base about 90 miles from here. The unidentified woman was in her 20s, 5 feet VA, and weighed ; about 115. Weyerhaeuser To Move Lumber-Plywood Offices TACOMA (AP) General offices of Weyerhaeuser Company's lum ber and plywood division-maraet-ing will be moved here from St. Paul, Minn. Robert S. Douelas. division vice president, said the offices ot the central sales region and of the general traffic department win re main in St. Paul. 1 The effective date for the move will be snnroximately August 10. althoueh dates for different de partments may vary slightly. All employes are Doing invuea 10 make the transfer, Douglas said. He added that about 30 per cent of Weyerhaeusor Company em ployes in the Twin City area will . Do aueciea By me move. Accused Polygamist Fights Extradition ' SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Much-marricd Frank Gratto is fighting extradition to Portland, where he Js accused of polygamy. Gratto appeared in court here Monday and said that the com plaining wife, Claire DeMay, had been married and divorced since he left her. His attorney got a delay until Friday, saying Gratto might change his mind. The lawyer added that, in any case, more information from Portland would be available by then, i . Gratto was arrested here last week, and at the time police Inspector Ken Manley said Grat to's scorccard showed this: Eight known wives, seven probables. tote) life? I Made to pamper your eat , . , they're not fust flavors they're the real thing. LIVER 'a MEAT KIDNEY 'n MEAT CHICKEN MEATY" MIX CHOPPED FISH Baptists Rap States On Legal Gambling ROCHESTER. N. Y. f AP WTho American Baptists Convention says state governments that le galize gambling are "nartners in deceit." The denomination, in the final session Tuesday of its five-day an nual convention, called the SDread oi samming - a symptom of eco nomic ana cultural decay. ' "When a government legalizes gambling for the sake of addine to its revenues under the pretext of easing the tax burden, it par ticipates in a mass swindle, they said, "It sets ud a system wherebv its people are induced to part with a far larger sum of money from which only a fraction replaces taxes, and the government be comes a partner in deceit." In other resolutions, the lV4-mil-lion-member denomination: 1. Set up procedures for an edu cational program on the tactics and dangers of communism. 2. Appealed for intensified gov ernment efforts ' to reach enforce able agreements for disarmament and a permanent ban on nuclear testing. 3. Advocated increasad prinoa. tional, scientific and cultural ex changes between Communist countries and the United States to ease cold war tensions. 4. Favored a "new approach' in expanded U. S. technical as sistance programs abroad based on "the interdependence between industrialized and underdeveloped countries." 5. Endorsed efforts for better Dirlh control and food production methods to deal with the so-called population explosion. Lodge Says Red Attacks Are Healthy Reminders ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-Hen-ry Cabot Lodge, chief U.S. dele gate to the United Nations, said today Premier Nikita Khrush chev's attacks on President Ei senhower serve as a healthy re minder that basic Soviet aims have never changed. In a speech at the 120th com mencement exercises at the U.S. Naval Academy, Lodge said: "We strive for our ideals and for a world at peace. Yet we know the road is difficult and dangerous. Wo know there can be misunderstandings, that our ideals can be distorted and that the possibility of violence is a familiar fact of our time. - "The most recent Kremlin press conference, for example, impress es first by its untruth, its un pleasantness and its crudity. Yet, on second thought, wo can see it has a healthy reminder that basic Soviet aims have never changed." ' ' - ' ' ' t AN AERIAL ASSIST Lineman guides power line through pulley over king pole as pilot Wes Lematta moves helicopter away after delivering the line at Rufus, , Oregon. The 'copter also set poles in this first venture ot its type in the Northwest. Two Naval Officers Die In Plane Crash OAK HARBOR, Wash. (AP) -Two young Naval officers, one of them the father of seven children, died Tuesday when fl twin-jet at tack bomber plunged into Puget Bound from the end of a runway at the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. The two other men in the plane were injured, one of them critical ly. , The cause of the crash was not determined. The wreckage of the 70,000-poundA3D Skywarrior was raised from eight feet of water about 200 feet from the end of the runway. The Navy listed the dead and their home towns as Lt. Howard B. Moore, 35, Tucson, Ariz., the pilot, and Lt. (j.g.) Richard D. North, 36, Charlotte, Mich. Moore had two children and North seven. Ensign Howard P. Lambert, 25, Johnston, Pa., was in critical con dition at the Bremerton, Wash., Naval Hospital. George Mozier, 28, an enlisted man from Westport, Conn., was in satisfactory condi tion at the Naval hospital here. The injured men, both bachelors, Were plucked from the water by a helicopter immediately after the crash. The bodies of Moore and North were found in the wreckage by skindivers.- PARK-SIGHT' Viewer studies bronze with totem-pole look at art show in London's Battersca Park. The sculpture is titled "Signal" by its creator, Andre Bloc. Mllefa 58th Anniversary 2nd BIG WEEK OF SPECIALS sale . . . Sprinpaid fitted sheets in fine combed exclusive Springf it corners tha slip on quickly, effortlessly ! percale with Think of it-prices like these on fitted sheets as fine as our Springcales! For one thing, they're combed percale ttiat's specially treated to stay whiter-than-white for life. For another, they have exclusive Springfit corners that are bias-cut to slip on with no work at all, keep the.sheet taut and smooth till time for changing. Get a supply now! Twin fitted, specially priced $ 2.29 There's a Springmaid fitted sheet for every bed in your home-cot to king-size! Single Fitted White Sheets 2.29... Foam Twin Fitted White Sheets 2.29 . Extra Long Twin Fitted White Sheets 2.98.,. Double Fitted White Sheets 2.49... SIZES ALSO AVAILABLE Extra-Long Double Fitted White Sheets 3.69 . Queen Fitted White Sheets 3.98... King Fitted White Sheets 5.49 M. Matching Pillow Cases 59c ... IN WHITE FLAT SHEETS Douglas County Library Arrivals 'Belly Crocker's Guide To Easy Entertaining' Helpful For Parties By ANITA EDIN News-Review Staff Writer , If you are planning a party, a barbecue, a buffet dinner, a tea or some other summer' gathering, "Betty Crocker's Guide To Easy Entertaining" will be a great value and help to you. The book, which recently ar rived at Douglas County Library, is filled with tins on hosDitalitv. recipes and accompanying illus trations. Suggestions on planning a parly, invitations, acceptances, and regrets, arrival and departure of guests, dinners, small dinners, aft er dinner coffee, buffet dinners, desserts and coffees, midnight sup pers, stag parties, luncnes, teas, brunch, barbecues, and house par ties are included in this new pub lication. Also included are hints and suggestions for proper appar el for guests, use of candles and centerpieces, how to handle diet problems, introductions, table set tings and many other subjects. Maturity Achieved v "Ladder To The Sky" by Ruth Forbes Chandler is the story of the most important year in the life of Chip Wood, a colored boy the year in which he achieves maturity. It was Chip's belief that if you try your hardest, everything will turn out all right and he practiced his theory. When the Wood family bought a flower farm in Massa chusetts, he learned how to work hard, assume responsibilities,' and make difficult decisions. But troubles came In a ' blizzard sickness and a disaster and at one point Chip almost quit trying. Chip, his parents and two young er sisters, are a warm, loving fam ily. They are appreciated and even envied by a girl whose parents have more money than under standing. But there are those per sons who mistrust the Woods. This is a story about an ordinary boy whose problems are even more difficult because he is colored. Al though prejudice is not overlooked the stress is on the value of whole some family life and individual integrity. Man Liket Island John Ehle's "Kingstree Island" tells how Brandon Rhodes went to Kingstree Island in North Car olina during is 25th year. What he found he liked, the island, the looks of it and the friendly people. He decided to stay, but Matt Tomlin son, whose advanced years and loss of sight had not hindered his hold on the island, didn't like in truders. He told Brandon to leave. Brandon stayed, at first be cause he didn't like being pushed round and later because he made friends among the islanders and had fallen in love with Marsha Harris. Matt Tomlinson consider ed Marsha one of his possessions. Brandon decided to stay on the island but Matt was determined he should leave. The personal struggle between the two men built in intensity until the whole island became in volved, swept by the tides of changing loyalties and bitter re. sentments. At last frightening and fatal violence came and one man was left to stand tall on Kingstree Island. Other arrivals are: ...Adult non-fiction: John Betje man's Collected Poems, John Betjeman; A Pictorial History of the Talkies; Daniel Blum; Here Comes Elijah, Frances Heron; The Sugar Pill, T. S. Matthews;' Uited States Marines, Lynn Mon tross;' Behind Enemy Lines, Jamej Sanderson; Creative Crafts For Everyone, G. Alan Turner; Give Us the Tools, ' Henry Viscardi; Betty White's Dancing Made Easy, Betty White; Pacific Northwest, Herbert Zim. ...Adult fiction: Bronze God ot Rhodes, Lyon S. DeCamp; Tum bled House, Winston Graham. Young moderns non fiction! Frank Lloyd Wright: Rebel in Con crete, Aylesori Forsee; Melody Maker, Alma Power-Waters. ....Young, moderns fiction: Lois Thornton, librarian, Rita Brady; Love Will Come, Auscelia Stowe; Limit Of Love, James Summers. ...Juvenile non-fiction: Puss In Boots, Hans Fischer; Sea Monster, William Knowlton; Andy Jackson's Water Well, William Steele; What Does A Scientist Do? Harry Zarchy. ...Juvenile fiction: Change For A Penny, Samuel Epstein; Black: Elephant, Virginia Voight. ...Easy Books: Excuse, Me! Cer tainly! Louis Slobodkin; More An imals From Everywhere, Clifford Webb. Kiii of LAST YEARS SELLOUT 25 ft. 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