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Constitutional Revision Group Names Amsden SALEM (AP) - Forrest W. Amsden, former executive editur of the Coos Bay World, was named executive secretary of the Oregon constitutional revision commission recently. Amsden, 33. will go to work for the commiMon Tuesday, Rep. George Layman. R-Newberj, commission chairman, said. Amsden, who has a wife and two children, was graduated from the tniversity of Colorado in 1W9. he worked on Colorado and Nebraska newspapers, including the Denver Post. He came to Coos Bay as news editor in 1935, becoming manag ing editor in 1957 and later exec utive editor. In 1959-60 he was in Washington. U. C. under an American Political science As sociation Fellowship. At that time he worked on the staff of sen. Estes Kefauver, D-Tenn. Amsden will be paid J10.000 a Tear by the commission, which was created by the last legisla ture to draft a revision of the Oregon Constitution. Grand Jurors Indict Teamsters . WASHINGTON (AP) George Roxburgh, business agent of the home local of Teamster President James R. Hoffa, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit Inday. The Justice Department an nounced the indictment here, sav in; Roxburgh was charged with taking illegal payments from an employer. Local 299. which he represents, is one of the largest in the Inter national Brotherhood of Team- aters, with about 15.000 members. Roxburgh. 9, who has been business agent of the local since 1943. is the third Teamster official indicted recently on similar charges. Thomas H. Keegan, bus iness representative of Local 710, and Edward J. Donovan, secre tary-treasurer of Local 755, were named last month tn indictments returned by federal grand jurors in Chicago. Deputy Atty. Gen. Byron R. White said the Detroit jury named Roxburgh on six counts, including two of conspiring to receive il legal payments from firms em ploying members of nra local. White said Roxburgh was ac cused in one count of conspiring to receive $200 a month from May 1959 until the present. A second amount The other four count accused Roxburgh of taking $100 or $200 on four occasions between No vember 1958 and January 1959 from the Interstate Motor freight Svstem of Grand Rapids, Mich. The same firm, which employs members of Local 299. was named in 48 counts returned against Keegan last fcept. 21. Police Confiscate 'The lovers' Film PORTLAND (AP) Controver sy over the motion picture. "The Lovers, reached a peak last week end when police raided a downtown theatre, arrested the general manager and projectionist, and confiscated the film. "The Lovers", a French movie portraving adultery, was sched uled at the Paramount Theatre after the Oregon Supreme Court had thrown out the conviction of a theatre manager who had shown the film earlier. Portland mavor Terry Schrunk criticized the court's action and asked Dist. Atty. Charles Ray mond to file charges based on a new state law against obscenity. Raymond saw the movie, then obtained an indictment from a grand jury. Arrested in the raid were M M. Mesher. theatre general manager. and projectionist Lloyd Robinson. Both posted Sl.ooo nan. Raymond said they would be brought before circuit court next week. Mesher said his attorneys would nrotest the action. .Meanwhile. Mesher's brother Ron. who manages the theatre, scheduled a showing of "Not To night Henry." an adult film deal ms with nudism. He said it was more revealing than "The Lovers," but had pas sed the censors. "Not Tonight Henry was shown Friday night in place of The Lovers. Mon., Oct. 9, 1961 The Newt-Review, Roicburg, Ore. 5 y mm at New Swiss Miss Frozen Fruit Pies Cherry, Apple, Peach, Boysenberry 8 inch pies 29 PILLSBURY FLOUR 10 lbs. 70c 25 179 I J lbs I Koppcr Kettle Jams & Jellies U. S. 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Ra 2Sc Vi-Jon n L.C ii i , n : j 10 volume. 8 oz. Bottle 4.98 Value ... A Of Borden s JQc r I Rubber sol.,. Instant Potatoes 8,ervin LI Dy5 WA,orui 29' 69 99 19 199 I CANDIES I f Shop the Drive-N-Save for the Y ml I finest asortment of Trick or Treat 11 1. 1 I Mars, Ludens, Curtiss, Sweets, Her- V I Candies. All the finest candy by l j! 11 sheys, Nestles, Lef, Tootsie. In- VI I dividually wrapped or by the box. No Improvement Seen In S. Korea Living SEOIT, Korea (API Joseph K C. Kim. president of tne Kore an National Association in Ha uaii sail he sees no improve ment m' the livinn standards nf Suth Koreans since he a last here 11 years aeo. Wherever 1 have been, the suf ferine: remains the same." Kim told newsmen. He is with a group if knreans livinc in the I'mted Mates and Japan on a visit at the invitation of the new revolution- rv ffovernment. the I'mted Mates has iranted $2 S billion dollar' in economic aid to South Korea since 1.'4 and has been the main prop of the million-man army, tinih Korea is beset bv tremen dous econimic problems and mi.s nnemnlovment I'nemDlovment is POTATOES 67' 50-lb. U. S. No. 2 Deschute Russets Bag RED YAMS . lb10 ROME BEAUTY APPLES Bu,hc, . 1.99 JONATHAN APPLES Sr 1.99 CELERY Crisp Green Stalks . Bunches 35' Asst. sizes Re?. 3.25 Prestone 5c CANDY BARS Baby Ruth, Buttcrfingers, Milky Woy, RQc Snickers, Hersheys, Box of 24 Q - with exclusive magnetic film, 1 gal. con WORK GLOVE: Heavy duty pair 159 11 Special Services Payroll Checks Cashed Personal Money Orders Pottage Stamps For Sale Film Processing Prices Effective Mon., Tuesday., Wed., Oct. 9, 10, 1 1. estimated at 2.818.0O0, about 26 p-.- cent of the work force.
