12 The Newi-Reyiew, Roteburg, Ore. Tuoi., Feb., 14, 1961
Melrose Girls Suffer Injuries
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
Beckv Graves, 7-yearold daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Craves
of Melrose is recovering from an
injury received when she fell from
a swing on to an upright post
at her home.
She has been out of school for
a week after receiving care at a
doctor's office.
Diane Griffin, 13, suffered a
broken arm while at play and will
wear a cast for about six weeks.
Family Moves
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Edwards
and family have moved from the
Frank Smith rental to Canyonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Hink and family
have moved to the Perry Wright
farm on the River Road. They
formerly resided in Roseburg.
The Clark Fordhams are having
a new well drilled at their home
on Shady Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pargeter
spent the past weekend attending
to business in McMinnville and
Portland. En route home they vis
iicri lhn Dick Pareeter family in
Woodburn and had dinner at the
Villaee Green.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bugbee of
Portland are visiting at the home
of their son-in-law and daughter,
Jlr. and Mrs. Allen Armstrong,
and daughters. Mrs. Armstrong
underwent foot surgery last week
in a local hospital.
Treatment Received
Fred T. Recce is receiving modi
Extension Of Wool
Subsidy Sought
By Sheep Raisers
By JOHN KAMPS
WASHINGTON (AP) Strong
bipartisan support is claimed for
proposals to cnxlend a wool law
under which domestic producers
are paid subsidies from import
taxes.
Members of Congress from the
sheep country of the west are co
sponsoring bills which would con
tinue and make ocrmanent the
practice of giving production pay
ments in domestic wool growers.
The payments are intended to
holster wool prices to levels that
wouia provide production incentives.
One Senate bill and at least
six House measures would make
the program permanent. A strong'
ly-backed Senate bill and a com
panion House measure would ex
tend for three years the law now
due to expire March 31, 1962.
Action Needed Now
The Senate bill has 25 coupon
program permanent was ntro-
urns. The House bill was offered
by Rep. E. Y. Berry, R-S. D,
The wool law was enacted In
1954 and extended in 1958. Money
from wool import duties finances
the "incentive" payments.
Sponsors of fhe wool bills say
iney win press lor early Hearings
ny me aenaio ana House Agricul
ture Committees.
The Senate bill to make the
rluced by Sen. Wallace F. Bennett,
R-Ulah. He told the Senate last
week speed is essential.
This is true, ho said, "so the
wool growers can' make their
plans for next year and obtain the
necessary financing from loan
agencies to carry on their opera
lions. "In fact, they actually bave o
plan almost two years ahead.
This is because they have to buv
their replacement breeding stock
one year for the following year's
production.
"It is important the act be made
permanent so that wool growers
can make proper long-range plans
for their Industry."
Sen. J. J. Hickey, D-Wyo., In
troduced the strongly supported
three-year extension bill. He told
the Senate the law "has been an
efrort to bring stability to one
of the great industries of the west
and of the nation."
Will Your
Grandchildren
Read the Bible...
Or Karl Marx?
Nikila Khrushchev hat laid,
"Your grandchildren will
grow up under Communism."
If the Soviet Premier's threat
comes true, your grandchildren
vill study Karl Marx. They will
be told the Bible is nonsense . . .
dreams about pie-in-the-sky.
Your grandchildren will be
taught godless atheism.
"Ncer!" you say. Bui art yaa
sure? Are you doing anything to
procM it? One sure way is to
help RADIO I RIE EUROPE.
Rl E broadcasts truth from the
Tree World to 79 million people
in captive nations behind the Iron
Curtain. People who are vital to
the cause of freedom because
Ihcy create a buffer zone bc( ecn
Russia and the Tree World ...
rone that tics up 30 Russian
Uisisions . . . keeps Russia from
starling a war. But RFE needs
four support to coniinue on the
air. Mow about it? W ill you help
light Communism? Secure the
future of your children? Your
dimes, your dollars help to keep
freedom alive in the world.
Uti4 rur (lkutl.nl (Deal
wen It he ethttf) hi
Radio Free Europe Fund
- NewYertCny
Published At t public ttrvire
In cooperation with lht Advtflltlng
Council tnd lht Ntwtntptr
Advtrtlimi tutculiytt Allocution.
cal treatment for an infected fool
at the VA Hospital.
Mrs. Elaine Baker and son have
moved into their recently com
pleted new home in this area.
Mrs. Lee Olsen and daughter,
who have been visiting at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. II. A. Densmore, has joined
Olsen, who is employed near San
Jose, Calif.
Mrs. Jean Petriquin and chil
dren are visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Petrequin on
Critser Road. The former has ac
cepted a position in the office of
Roseburg Lumber Co. The family
came here from their former home
in California.
Following Wake Of Swimmers Is A Bright-Eyed Amazon-Greta
By BOB THOMAS
AP Movie-TV Writer
HONOLULU (AP) Following
the film wakes of Johnny Weiss
muller and Esther Williams is a
bright-eyed Amazon named Greta
Anderson.
Greta is the human propeller
who has conquered just about ev
ery long-distance swim normally
navigated, including a two-way
stretch in the Catalina Channel.
She is here to defeat the Molokai
Channel, 26 miles of tortuous cur
rents. Her first try failed Jan. 28.
Next time watch out!
She is also getting in the movie
swim with an hour and a half
documentary about the feat. It is
being filmed by a erew headed
by Jerry Courneya, veteran pro
ducer of travel and sports films,
including a series with Errol
Flynn.
Courneya is enthused about the
film's possibilities.
"We'll make the Molokai Chan
nel the heavy," he says. "We'll
show all the preparations for the
swim Greta's fear of sharks and
all that. We'll build up suspense
and the swim will be the climax
of the picture."
How does Greta feel about all
this? She's an easy-going (on
land) Dane who seems willing to
try anything.
I've never done any acting,1
she admitted. "But that's going profit.
to be easy. It's the swimming Greta
that's- difficult."
Greta is 31, S feet 7'4 and a
muscular 140 pounds, though she
dropped 17 . on the Molokai try.
When she isn't in the water, she
lives in Long Beach, Calif., with
her husband, swim coach John
Sonnichsen. They run a swim
school and she lectures with a
film of her achievements.
Long-distance swimming is not
a big-money enterprise, she ad
mitted. "I have averaged $15,000 to
$20,000 a year from it," she said.
"But by the time I pay expenses
and Johnny leaves his job for
three months, there isn't much
Olympic champion who came to
America from her native Den
mark in 1953. She tried teaching
swimming, but found it boring. In
1956, she entered a swim at At
lantic City, won $4,000 and found
a new career. She won the Eng
lish Channel race in 1957 and 1958,
another record.
is the 1948 100-meter
Only 8.64
RUG CLEANING
9x12
Size
Including Pickup one1 Delivery
RHOADS Cleaning Service
Phene OR 2-1096 (Behind
Richie's Drive-In N. Stephens)
-VOTE-ivan
P. EDWARDS
FOR
School Board Director
VOTE FOR
Keeping Our Teaching Positions Attractive Te
The Best Possible Talent.
Practical Buildings . . . Safe and Sound, Plue
Being Economical
Ivan P. Edwards 545 W. Harrison Roseburg, Oreaon
PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS
r 7
if
i;
i
r
i
L.
f RAPE NOW
for the
CALORE ELECTRICAL LEA(
EARLY BIRD
BOWOSS
IUE rov: A !
.
20 BONUS: y "STour favorite CalOre Electrical League
dealer cpfn na-w offer you a special $20. "bonus for
any oUirang or stove traded, for a modern, nameless
eiectfio range!
'
BONUS: Trade any old water Heater for a new
ciuiclE -recovery electric? -water heater and get a $15.
"bonus allowance!
I
Bonuses are offered ONLY BY the cauore electrical league dealers lived below
THE OFFER IS LIMITED SO ACJ mm .
I
RANGES & WATER HEATERS
Bergh's Appliance Service OR 2-1661
Carter Tire Co. OR 2-3393
Horn's Appliance OR 3-5518
Montgomery Ward Co. OR 3-5553
Phil's Appliance OR 2-1700
So. Stephens Hdwe & Appliance OR 2-3751
Western Auto Assoc. Store OR 3-4522
Douglas Co. Farm Bureau Co-op OR 2-2683
Trowbridge Electric OR 3-5521
Umpqua Valley Appliance OR 2-1616
Quality Furnishers OR 2-1821
Suiter's Bldg. Supply OR 2-2674
Goodwin Appliance & TV Sutherlin PH 3151
Western Auto Supply Co. Sutherlin PH 3538
Steam's Hardware & Imp. Co. Oakland PH 4213
WATER HEATERS ONLY
Kier-Crooch Plumbing Co. OR, 2-3364
Gerretsen Bldg. Supply OR 2-2636
Howard Electric OR 3-5358
Madson & Stokes OR 2-2866
Harris Plumbing & Heating Co. OR 3-8173
Thrm bonutee eiviUatote) to etll cuilomtii r-vod by Th Ce-llfornlffc Oregon Pewet Compny
Ui Jlahlsmil KunLcipikl Power System. Mxm aviriwue VeUley BleotrlXlcauoa Cerpora-Uoa.
ABOUT THE CALORE ELECTRICAL. LEAGUE!
The CalOre Electrical League is a non-profit organization cf electric appliance dealers, wiring
contractors, electric heating engineers, plumbers, and utilities in southern Oregon and northern
California. Its purpose is to coordinate the electrical Industry's efforts in the area to help
ou live better Jie modern electric way and to guarantee you, tlie consumer, ethical, economical,
high-quality electrical service. You can buy with confidence from dealers displaying the
CalOre Electrical League emblem the Industry's "seal of approval" in this region.
cal orelV.