Th. New, Rev Ro,.u,9, On. -Mon , Se i9, ""Com petition In Gambling At Border Of Idaho Starts Nevada Control Board Probe
Son From California Visits
With Garden Valley Parents
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER
Flnvd McKav of I.os Alton. Calif,
recently flew lo Roseburg to be an
overnicm guesi 01 ms paienu. an.
anH Mrs. Clifford McKay of Oar-
den Valley. The McKays took their
ton to Eugene where lie conducted
hiciness before fivine back home.
j&t Salem, the McKays met their
sorn-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Phillips, of Portland
and their daughter, Miss Margaret
Ellen Phillips, of San Francisco,
Calif. Both families attended the
fair, Men, spent a few days at
DeLake.
When the McKays returned
home her brother and sister-in-la w,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Russell, of Eu
gene were dinner visitors. The Rus
sells also visited Raymond Brown
at a local hospital.
Frlinds Vilitid
Mrs. Emmet Wallers and Mrs.
Ellis Fuller recently visited friends
at Myrtle Point. They returned
via Coos Bajy and Kecdsport.
Kathie Madson attended the re
treat of the youth of the Roseburg
First Baptist Church at Myrtle
wood Camp near Bridge recently.
Sig Madson recently attended the
three-day pastor layman retreat
at Camp Arawanna on Mt. Hood.
Alan Madson, who has been
spending the summer at Cinna
mon Butte Lookout with the For
est Service, has returned home
INDIA CHEATING COSTLY
NEW DELHI, India (AP)-A
Railway Ministry spokesman says
Indian railroads lost $10.5 million
in revenue last year because
nine-million people grabbed train
rides without buying tickets.
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to spend a few days with his par
ents, Mr. nd Mrs. Sig Madson.
Nursery Bought
James Brown has purchased the
Mooru Nursery on Big Bend Road
and has moved his family in. Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Moore are pre
paring 10 move to Davenport,
Iowa, where their son lives.
Jeff and Bob Flury attended ithe
drag races at Medford last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Calven Arola of
Springfield recently visited his par
ents, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Arola.
Other guests at the Arola home
were her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hasbargen,
and two of their children from
Breckcnridge, Minn.
Barge Interests
Ask Rate Block
WASHINGTON (AP) Pacific
Northwest barge line interests
asked the Interstate Commerce
Commission recently to block a
proposal by railroads in that area
to cut their rates on grains moving
from interior points to the Pacific
Coast.
The rail carriers have given no
tice they will make a reduction
of about 24 per cent effective
Sept. 30, provided the ICC does
not intervene with a suspension
order.
The railroads contend the cut is
necessary to meet truck and
barge line competition.
The protest was filed by Inland
Empire Waterways Association,
headquartered at Walla Walla,
Wash. Speaking for the barge
companies, the association de
scribed the proposed reduction as
"drastic" and said it would "jeop
ardize our current transportation
network."
The association said the proposal
required full investigation. The re
ductions have been posted by the
Milwaukee, the Great Northern,
the Northenn Pacific, the Union
Pacific, the Spokane, Portland &
Seattle Railways and their short
line connections.
The lower rates would apply to
grain moving from Northern Ida
ho, Washington, Oregon, and West
ern Montana to Seattle, Tacoma,
Vancouver and Longvicw, Wash.,
and Portland and Astoria, Ore.
JACKPOT, Nev. (AP) This
tiny cluster of casinos on the Ida
ho line has unintentionally forced
Nevada authorities to take a long
look at border gambling.
Rival gamblers in Elko, Nev.,
say Jackpot's S casinos are milk
ing the economy of Twin Falls,
Idaho, 47 miles north, with free
nightly bus trips to the 330 slot
machines and four pits of 21 and
dice tables.
At the request of the Elko Coun
ty commissioners, the state Gam
ing Control Board launched an in
vestigation. A report is expected, The Elko gamblers don't like. He said recently a postal in-ipany replaced Jackpot's ancient , with lotteries on auto license
in a few weeks. I the competition they are 115'spector inquired about the need crank telephones with a modern numbers.
On one hand, the sagebrush ! miles farther from the Idaho line, i for a post office for the 400 Jack- variety and the Idaho Power Gaming revenue in Elko Coun-
coinmunity adds to the state gam-i Town Takina On Si potters, who now are served by Company is installing a Sluu.ouu ty, including Elko and Jackpoi,
ing tax collections and shows
every desire to becoming a city, over Idaho, Oregon, Washington
although it yel can't boast a sin- and California." gambler Lavelle
gle house. I Barton said. "Elko relies on U.S.
On the other hand, the Elko Highwav 40 but we're on U.S. 93
gamblers have predicted com-1 wn'jc, rUns from Alaska to Mex-
inumiy service ana ponce proo-i;to "
lems at the remote community
and warned that Twin Falls mer
chants will soon be asking their
congressmen to seek federal bans
on all games of chance.
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Our customers come from all a rural star route
A reporter noticed that tourists
were attaching coins to letters
with scotch tape for mailing be
cause stamps were sold out.
- Jackpot has no permanent
homes and only 2 motels be
cause, said Barton, the FHA just
doesn't think Jackpot is here to
slay and won't approve building
loans.
FHA Skeptical
consequently there are some
Barton is co-owner of the Club
93, head of the Jackpot Improve
ment Association and the unoffi
cial mayor. It is goverened by
by Elko County commissioners as
an unincorporated town.
Barton said a $45,000 school
will be built at Jackpot next
spring for the 40-odd schoolage
children. A sewage plant also is
planned.
12S trailers one is a beauty I G a t e w a y and Diamond .lilt's
parlor and some of the deal- ( have followed and recently they
ers, change girls and waitresses , prompted a grocerv store to open,
commute to Twin Falls. Some of the clubs offer free
Kecentiy, the telephone com- meals and others induce trade
sub station predicated on a major now runs between 4 and 5 million
development. ! dollars a year.
At state insistence, the town! Gaming Board member Ned
levied a S3 fee on each game (Turner said the report on the sil
and slot machine to pay a special ualion won't be disclosed fur some
sheriff's deputy. So lar he hasn't! time. But he added: "that's quite
needed a jail. ia place, Jackpot. I hear they are
The Horsehu Club was the first ! planning a gulf course."
built at the site one-half mile
south of the Idaho border. It went
up in 1954 shortly after Idajio
outlawed slot machines.
The 93, Cactus Pete's, Tex s
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Mineral Ridge, Ohio. That big front wheel is 48 inches wide.
Catholic Bishop's Death In Czech Jail Revealed
VATICAN CITY (AP) The I charges. His whereabouts had
Most Rev. Peter Pavel Goidic. 72
Roman Catholic bishop of Prcsov,
Czechoslovakia, died in a Commu
nist jail two months ago, the Vati
can Press Office said today.
Bishop Gojdic was jailed by the
Communists for life on treason
been kept secret by the Czech gov
eminent since he was sentenced
in 1951. The Vatican Press Office
said news of his death was
learned "only now. He died in
July, but we do not know on what
day.f
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