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County's Share Of State Tax Bill
Shovs Drop From Previous Year
i Property owners in Oregon's 36
counties will pay a smashing $199,
I 872,917 in property taxes for the
MSMj-bi tax year according to a
compilation just released by the
Oregon lax Kesearcn organization
I Douglas County tax . payers'
share of the total bill is $6,986.-
177 04, a slight decrease from one
year ago.
The total state tax bill is the
highest in history, $9 5 million
above the $190 million levied
i throughout the state in 1959-60. On
a per capita basis, the 1960-61 state
wide levy amounts to $113. 7b lor
' every man, woman and child.
Of the $199 million levies for
. the cerrent year, $135 million or 67
per cent is for school purposes. In
I Douglas County $5,234,519.99 or
about 75 per cent of the total tax
levy is for school purposes.
Free Methodist Church
Plans Special Services
j Evangelistic services will begin
, Sunday evening at the Free Meth
odist Church, W. Harvard and
Unipqua, Roseburg.
' According to Pastor Paul J. Ar
, nett, the meetings will continue
! from Sunday through Dec. 11 at
17:30 each evening. The Rev. Herb
lert Hansen of Cottage Grove will
be the evangelist.
The Rev. Mr. Hansen has had
experience in the business world
THE REV. HERB HANSEN
; . , evangelist
prior to entering the ministry.
Owning his own business, he work
ed as a commercial artist and dec
orator, serving in Salem.
'During his successful ministry
las pastor at Cottage Grove, he
has worked extensively with young
people. For five years he was
Youth Advisor for the Oregon Con
ference of tree Methodist Lhurch-
es. . . .
I Pastor Arnctt states that the pub
j lie is invited to attend these serv'
I ices. Anyone needing transport
tion may call OR 3-3719 before
6 p.m. each evening.
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Of the 31 Oregon counties show
ing over-all property tax increas
es, the largest jump was in Curry
County where a sharp 31.8 per
cent increase was recorded. Next
largest increase in the general pur
pose property tax levy was in
23.4 per cent increase. Benton
County had a 18.9 per cent jump
and jetlcrson county taxes in
creased by 17.7 per cent.
Six counties, Benton, Curry, Jef
ferson, Lane, Morrow and Tilla
mook, showed school levy increas
es of 20 per cent or more.
Jackson County continues to be
the only county in the state which
did not make a property tax levy
for county purposes, this being pos-
siole oecause ot liDeiat u t i
revenue.
Only five of Oregon's counties
were able to show a reduction in
the total property tax levy for the
current fiscal year. These were
Douglas, Grant. Sherman, Wallowa
and Wheeler. The largest reduc
tion was in Grant County which
showed a 16.1 per cent drop.
In Douglas County the drop was
about 8.3 per cent or $629,218.
Captain's Wife
Taken Off Ship
TRAVERSE CITV. Mich. (AP)
With his pregnant wife safely on
shore, the captain of a battered
and leaking freighter grounded on
an island in Lake Michigan today
considered how to free .the ship
without harm to it, its cargo or
its 12-man crew. .
Anastisia Trivizas. 29,- of Athens,
Greece, was taken from the storm-
beaten Francisco Morazon Thurs
day by a boarding party from the
Coast Guard cutter Mackinaw.
The plucky woman who is ex
pecting a child in seven months
had been on the ship since it
grounded on a rock ledge off
South Manitou Island in upper
Lake Michigan Tuesday night.
She did not want to leave the
ship and her husband, Capt.
Eduardo Tnvizas, zt, out did so
at her husband's request when she
complained of pain.
Initial efforts to free the freight
er may be made today.
The master and 12 man crew
remain aboard.
The Morazan left -Chicago Tues
day for Rotterdam.
Leftist Students
Man Machine Guns
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -Leftist
students still manned ma
chine guns in their so - called
"Stalingrad" at Caracas Univer
sity today but the government
claimed it had the rebellion in
hand..
Covered by fire from their fort
ress dormitory, students sallied
forth Thursday night on a bus
burning raid in nearby Plaza Ven
ezuela and for the first time ran
into gunfire from armed civilians
supporting the government.
' There were no reports of casual
ties from the 20-minute battle.
One person was killed and an
other wounded by snipers Thurs- j
day, however, bringing tha death 1
toll in seven days of rioSng and
disorder to nine. 'i
Encouraging to the moderately
Socialist government of President
Romulo Betancourt was the fail
ure of the band of 250 students
to gain any wide support from
the army or the public. A strike
call to bank and other white col
lar workers was only 20 per cent
effective. i
Although the government re
ported disorders in half a dozen
other cities, there was no indica
tion they were serious.
Tbe students, who have shouted
slogans for Prime Minister Fidel
Castro of Cuba in their clashes
with police, have been ordered to
vacate the campus. Troops "and
police have not attempted to en
force the order, but have slood
guard at the university entrance.
In the Latin-American tradition,
police are barred by law from
i invading the academic sanctuary
of the university, wnicn is sup
posed to he responsible for its
own discipline. j
Tht answers to everyday
Insurance problems
By Roy O Jfoung
QUESTION: Does on, insurance
company pay for currency burned
up in a residence fire if it was
kept in a strong-box or wall safe?
ANSWER! Currency is usually
specifically excluded from resi
dence fire policies. Claims for
burned currency ore submitted to
tn U.. S. Treasury.
lf you'll oddress your own Insur
ance Questions to this office, we'll
try to 0've you the correct onswers
and' there will be no charge or
obligation of any ktnd.
Strving Douglas County
Sine. 1916
Roy O, Young
& Son
733 S.E. Con OR 3-6671
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Answers Given To Many Questions
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AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE ot no cost are' these hundreds of bulletins ond pamphlets on
over d hundred different topics. They can be found in the second floor office of the
Oregon State Extension Office in the county courthouse, according to J. Roland Parker,
ogricultural agent. County Home agents, 4-H Cfub 'agents and Forestry agents, as well
as the agriculture agents are also on hand there to aid Douglas County residents in' any
manner they can. (Oregon Extension Office Photo)
Answers To Many Queries Found
In Available Extension Bulletins
By DAVID McNABB
Want to know more about the
wildlife and vegetable life of the
county or state? Or, is there a
specific disease or illness affect
ing your livestock or orchards?
Would you like to be able to sew
better than you can now?
The answers to these and many
mora questions in agriculture, for-
Big Benefits Seen
For Longshoremen
PORTLAND (AP) West Coast
longshoremen will get great bene
fits from a proposed new contract
that will permit automation in
cargo handling, union President
Harry Bridges said here Wednes
day. .
If ratified by the membership,
the contract will require the Pa
cific Maritime Association to pay
to the union pension fund $5 tnil
linn a vpar fnr fivp vpnrs.
tin... n n lnHrtn
scale begins, there would be no
layoffs because of it. Bridges told
the Portland snipping uiud. wnen
longshoremen don't work, he said,
they will get about $100 a week.
If men retire early, at age 62 as
the union hopes, to make way for
younger workers, they will get
about S300 a mown.
Bridges came here to explain
the plan to local union members
and urge them to vote to ratify, it.
He said some members oppose
the proposal, and added: "As to
how it is going to work out, I'm
honest, I'm not quite sure. . . ."
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lowing the sale of coupon books in November, many coupons
have not been redeemed. This November coupon will be good
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"Your
estry, homemaking and 4-H Club
work might be found in the teams
of bulletins and pamphlets avail
able to everyone, free of charge, in
the office of the Oregon State Ex
tension Service.
Varied Items
Located on the' second floor of
the County Courthouse, the exten
sion office provides not only liter
ature but also personal guidance
or assistance in all of the general
areas their booklets cover.
In the field of agriculture produc
tion, bulletins are available on pro
duction methods, insect and dis
ease control, adapted, varieties re
lating to tree fruits, nuts, cane and
brambleberries. strawberries, blue
berries, vegetables and field crops.
Management, feeding, selection,
breeding and disease and insect
control information is available for
cattle, sheep, swine, poultry and
rabbits, according to Agricultural
Agent J. Roland Parker.
Some specific titles that night
be of interest to homemakers in-
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Today s Soaps and Deter-
gents.
bulletin which helps
homemakers to understand the ac
tion of the two types of laundry
proaucis.
Storage Space Uh
Ask tor PNW Bulletin No. 36
oeuur itui'iien murage. to re
ceive helpful suggestions for im
proving me use ol space in uie Kil
Chen.
4-H Club Work Invites You'
available to club members and
those interested in becoming club
members, says Wanda Foree,
agent for 4-H Club work. "Buying,
Sewing and Laundering Fabrics"
Slo'Nu Dry Cltamr"
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ORch,ard 3-4596 1929 N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd.
gives characteristics, finishes,
uses, sewing tips and care of na
tural and synthetic. fabrics.
"Western Oregon Shrub Quiz"
can be used to help anyone learn
to identify shrubs in western Ore
gon, and "Ferns to Know in- Ore
gon" gives illustrations and faclu-
1 information about several dif
ferent species.
'rood From the treczer" gives
very handy help in the packaging
auu piepditUK ui pi e-euufteu auu
prepared foods to be frozen.
it you want some nanoy sugges
tions for quick meals, ask for bulle
tin "Short Cuts to Hot Mcals,"i
circulat 668. And "Christmas Dec
oration for Your Kome." circular
620, is an aid that should be very
important now that the holiday sea
son is here.
Landscaping Bulletins
For the homeowner and backyard
gardener bulletins are available on
plant materials for landscaping,
ideas for landscape plantings, pro
pagation of plants, methods of bud
ding and graft fruit trees, pruning
of ornamentals, care, management
ana fertilizing of lawns ana control
of household and garden ocsls in
cluding rodents and other small
animals.
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Bulletins are also avauaoie on
- 1 use ui leruiitei s, weeu cuiiliui puu
- weed control equipment-, manage -
- imeni oi sous, inning, sun icsiuik,
i forestry practices for farm wood-
lots Christmas tree production
raising seeuiuig trees, plans lor
farm production buildings, dwell
ings, septic tanks, drainage and ir
rigation, storage dams an dponds
and water facilities.
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Fri., Dec. 2, 1960 The
Multnomah Demos Back Straub
In Current Battle With Pearson
PORTLAND (APV-The Mult
nomah County Democratic Cen
tral Committee lined .up behind
slate chairman Robert L. Straub
Thursday night in the fight over
parly control.
Straub and the state Demo
cratic Central Committee have
been warring with a minority
group of slate Democratic sen
ators over who should be the
president of the next state Sen
ate. The Multnomah central com
mittee gave unanimous endorse
ment of Straub's leadership. The
estimated 150 precinct leaders at
the meeting also urged election
of Sen. Alfred Corbelt of Port
land for Senate president and
Kcp. Robert Duncan of Mcdford
for speaker of the House.
At party caucuses Coibett and
Duncan earlier won majority ap
proval for those positions.
A group led by Democratic
Arab Nations Seize
Belgian Properties
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) Reacting
quickly to the Congo's diplomatic
DieaK witn the united Arab Re
public, President Gninal Ahdcl
Nasser has seized all Belgian com-;
mercial properties in Egypt. The l
U.A.R. has accused Congo Presi-'
dent Joseph Kasavubu of being a
Belgian agent.
Nationalization orders wero
slapped on the Belgian-owned Cai
ro electric railways and the sub
urban Heliopolis Oasis Co. Thurs
day, only hours after Kasavuhu
severed relations with the U.A.R. , I
whoso ambassador in Lcopoldville :
has supported deposed Premier
Patrice Lumumba.
Sources in Hrrcsnle tttniulprt
: ihn vln r Hip p7pH llploiun
assets .at the equivalent of $10
million. A number of small con
cerns also were seized, but the
Belga News Agency and Sahena
Airlines, with lilllo properly here
except office and mechanical
equipment, were left untouched.
Compensation to Heliopolis
shareholders will take the form
of slate bonds payable over a 12
year period with 5 per cent in
terest. Value of the bonds will he
based on the price of Heliopolis
sharps as they closed on the Cai
ro stock exchange .Thursday.
1 lie Heliopolis company is worth
an estimated $6 million. It now
owns most of the swank Heliopolis
residential area, When Baron
Edouard Empan bought the bar-
re i desert land in 1SW5, he paid
$3 an acre. Today the area Is
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Sens. Waller Pearson of Portland
and Harry Boivin of Klamath
Kails, however, stayed away
from the Senate caucus. Later
Rnrvin announced seven Senate
Democrats were pledged to him
and he had enough Republican
pledges to assure his election as
Senate president.
The fight goes back to the state
Democratic platform convention
earlier this vear. That group
called for Democrats in the leg
islature to support the caucus
choico fur leadership.
Straub earlier this week assert
ed taiat parly responsibility could
be achieved only through support
of the leaders selected in caucus.
U. S. Sen. Wayne L. Morse join
ed in Thursday, supporting
Straub and suggesting that dis-
sulents lose caucus privileges.
Pearson on his part said lead
ership of the Senate was not a
matter of parly control but of co
alition for leadership. He suggest
ed that Straub, who also is a
stole senator, resign as state Dem
ocratic chairman. Straub reject
ed that.
Sevecal mlher county central
committees have announced their
support of Straub and Corbett in
the dispute.
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