8 Th Nsw.-Review, Roieburg, Or. Tue., Sept. 20, I960
Relatives Called To Lookingglass
By HAZEL MARSH
Sir. nd llrs. Kenneth Swift of
Kent Wash., were called to Look
ingglasa last week by the serious
condition of the former's brother,
Larry, who was injured in an auto
accident which occurred while he
was driving a water truck for the
Douglas lorest Protective Associa-
Larry was taken to Sacred Heart
Hospital in Eugene and is reported
to be making a satisfactory re
covery. Navy Man Leevee
Leslie Green has left for Whidby
Island to report for Naval duty.
He has been spending a two week's
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Jlrs. Charles Green, and family.
He has 14 months remaining of
his four-year term of service and
has been assigned to the training
center at Whidby.
Dick Clark has arrived homo by
plane from New Jersey where he
has been enrolled in a five-week
training course in professional
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By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Lose of
Glide have left for Lakeview to
attend the midwinter conference
of Lions International.
Losee is an Oregon Stat inter
national councilor from this dis
trict, having been a former gov
ernor.
Meeting Attended
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kennaday,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hansen, attended the recent quar
terly meeting of the State Square
Dance Federation held at Bandon.
Kennaday was installed as first
vice president.
Melvin McCord, Little River dis
trict fire control officer, returned
recently froiai Sonora, Calif. He
had been sent there two weeks
ago to train soldiers in fire fight
ing. However, upon his arrival,
he and the soldiers were called
out to fight numerous forest fires,
thus giving the soldiers on-the-spot
training for two weeks.
Miss Linda Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Moore, has
returned to Southern Oregon Col
lege of Education at Ashland to
begin her junior year.
Local News
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Caudill will
attend Northwest Christian College
i in Eugene this fall, where the for-
mer will be a sophomore and Mrs
Caudill will be a junior. They will
make their home at 725 South 28th
Springfield.
Mrs. Charles Bailey and Mrs.
Jack Mathis, representing Beta
lota Chapter, hpsilon bigma Al
pha, and Mrs. joe Scallon, rep
resenting Alpha Chi Chapter, were
in Salem over the weekend for
the ESA state council meeting.
Amsden Named Chairman
SALEM (AP) Forrest Ams
den, managing editor ot tne coos
Bay World, will be chairman of
the 1961 Oregon Newspaper Pub
lished Association Newsman's
Conference.
He was elected Saturday at the
organization held its annual meet
ing here.
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Die Hard Optimists Say It's Early
To Write Off Fall
NEW YORK (AP) - Industrial
output continues its mild sag,
and guesses are divided as to
whether it has touched bottom for
the year.
For every new weakness turn
ing up in the economy, observers
usually can point to a still sturdy
factor. And die hard optimists say
it's much too early to write off
the traditional fall upturn.
Latest federal Reserve Board
figures put the industrial produc
tion index at J0! per cent of the
1957 average. This is comforting
ly better than the 104 per cent
registered in August 1959 until
you remember that the 1959 fig
ure represents the depths of the
steel strike.
ti.o i in ,.,
i'hH in Jamiarv h,.n .imni
every one had his eye on the
much touted Uolden Sixties. With
slight bohhles in May and July
the downturn has been slow hut
steady since the booming early
days of the year. That it has been
only slow has been reassuring to
those who hope for only a mild
business dip before another
upturn.
Getting away from the statis
tics, what the industrial index
downturn means is: Plant shut
downs, layoffs or shorter work
weeks In some industries, piling
up of unsold stocks, cutbacks in
new orders while companies tight
en their inventory practices.
And the companies of the sta
tistics are: Weakness in slock
i prices, slowdown in the increase
' in personal income totals, stub-
vAt. vitamins
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Business Upturn
bornljr high totals of unemploy.
ment, postponement of business
plans fur expansion and to some
extent for modernization, and
most closely watched of all
some apparent changing in con
sumer buying confidence.
All of this is why more than
usual attention is being paid to
the Federal Reserve Board's
views -on how this month is shap
ing up and to any signs of upturn
in the near future.
Much of the blame for the Au
gust drop in the index went to
the still slumbering steel indus
try. But the Federal Reservo em
phasizes that strikes here and
there contributed to it. and these
strikes crippled output and dislri
billion in the early days of
September,
They are now over, and some
slight betternment is expected
this monl.h. Still further gains in.
steel output are looked for in Oc-
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Rfta of die Order of St Bene
seathore at Craylami, Wash.
dried outsida their cabin.
Special Team
Probes Slaying
EUGENE (AP) Investigators,
formed into a special team, met
today to map out their probe into
the death of Alice Louisa Lee, 7.
Sheriff Ed Elder, organizing the
hunt for the girl's killer prelimi
nary reports said she had been
strangled said the team would
stay on the job until the case was
solved.
Alice Louise vanished from a
bean yard in the Trent area on
Aug. 29. Her nude body was found
Friday in a shallow grave near
the field.
Slate police, sheriff's deputies,
Springfield are part of the inter
rogation team that got a briefing
on points of law from Dist. Atty.
William Frye today.
The case entered its fourth week
task of interrogating a number of
persons some who have been
interviewed before and some who
haven't, Elder said.
The team approach in further
investigation of the crime was
decided upon Saturday following a
meeting of county, state and city
lawmen.
Assigned to the case full-time
are Sheriff's Deputies Ken Allen
and Wayne Billon; Lt. Jack
Bearss, stale police investigator
and lie detective operator: detec
tive Fred Jenkins of the Spring-
neiu punce, anu ueiecuve nay
Lesiak of Eugene police.
Elder said he will send the dead
girl's clothing and other personal
effects to the state crime labora
tory in Portland for scientific
tests.
tober but only slight gains and
less than might be expected fori
the time of the year.
Then the finger is pointed at :
(he auto industry. Here there are '
two big uncertainties. One is how I
many of the remaining I960 mod-1
els the consumers will remove
from dealers' stocks; the other is !
how the motoring public will take
to the 1961 models now in the
wings. ,
Few look for any real come-1
back in the index this month
maybe a little recovery in Oc
tober. A delicately balanced economy i
is a troublesome thing for econ-1
oinists, for businessmen, for'
workers,
nd, of course, for pol-
iticians
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' way, alter you see the picture, please don't give
away the ending. It's the only one we have.
Presley Already
HOLLYWOOD (AP Those
who predicted Elvis Presley
would find trouble recapturing his
following can now have their
words fried, fricasseed or barbe
cued. The No. 1 record in the nation
today is Presley's 'it's Now or
Never." The platter has already
sold 1,600.000100.000 in Germany
alone and is sure to reward the
singer with a double gold record.
This is a guy who's slipping?
Elvis talked about his record
career and other matters over
lunch at 20lh Century-Fox, where
he is making the elegantly titled
"Flaming Star." Lunch for him
is a bottle of cola "I get tired
in the afternoon if I eat any
thing." He told about the origin of "It's
Now or Never:"
" 'O Sole Mio has always been
one of my favorite songs. I liked
the Tony Martin version, 'There's
No Tomorrow,' and I often play
the record by Jan Peerce, the
opera singer. I used to sing it
myself, and I told the music com
pany to get me a new set of
lyrics.
"I don't read music, but I know
what I like. When a record date
Riversdale Pair Visited j
Recently visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stark on Fish
er Road were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Matthews of Waterloo, N. Y. i
Following their visit the Mat-1
thews went on to Long Beach,
Calif. The Slarks will join them
there and both families will spend
the winter months in Arizona, re
ports Beverly Christian, corre
spondent. Harry O'Niel has been confined
to his home with virus pneumonia.
Movie Showtime
Tuesday, Sept. 30, IfM
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 7: '
One complete show at t:00. "Elmer Gan- i
try" at 8:35 only. i
STARL1TE DRIVE-IN Gates open 4 50.,
Shows start at 7:0O. "Th Fugitive Kind" I
and "SOS Pacific. J
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Ladies Night.
Gales open 6:30. Shows start at 7:00. ;
"Joe Butterfly" and "Strange Lady in
Town." I
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (SutheHfn) Box I
office opens at 6:45. Show start at dusk. '
"On The Beach" and "Four Fast Guns." i
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Shows start at1
7:00. "Happy Anniversary" and "Who Was!
That Lady."
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 19U
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:30. Com-!
plete Shows 7:00-9:15. "Psycho" 7:20-9:35.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 6:30. Show!
starts at 7:oo. "For the Love ot Mike" and
"Yoonp Jesse James"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Closed Wed-Thur
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box
office opens at 6:45. Show starts at dusk.
"Buck Nighl. "Onion Head" and "Under
Sea Girl"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN Show starts at dusk.
Buck Night. "Merry Andrew" and "Night
Passage"
Tonight
"HAPPY ANNIVERSARY" Her
ring David Niven and Mitzi Gay
nor, plus Tony Curtis, Dean Mar
tin and Janet- Leigh in "WHO
WAS THAT LADY?"
Tonight
The Biggest Story Of Our Time
Ava Gardner - Gregory Peck
in
"ON THE BEACH"
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James Craig in
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Back At The Top
comes up, I fool around with the
number and have the chorus put
in some oohs' here and some
'ahs' there and maybe add some
piano.
"That's the way I did with
"It's Now or Never.' It wasn't
rock 'n' roll, but it did have a
little beat. I think it turned out
pretty good."
It turned out good enough to be
his biggest seller since "Hound
Dog" and preserve his phenom
enal record.
"I've made 26 single releases
and all of them have sold over a
million," he said. "In fact, I have
33 gold records, because some of
them went over two million."
His achievement is all the mors
amazing in the helter-skelter mu
sic business, where today's topi
in pops is tomorrow's has-been.
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"JOE BUTTERFLY"
& 'Strange Lady in Town'
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