4 Reedsport Youths Plead
Guilty To Lesser Charges
Circuit Judiie Don H. Sander Judse. Sanders hat also issued
has issued orders dismissing more in order dismissing the ease of
serious charges against four Reeds-1 stale of Oregon, ex rel Sarah Fran-
port youths as they pleaded guilty ces C'artinez, vs. Glenwood Harm
to lesser charges in district court Buckhaults. !
involving: the same set of facts. This was i civil paternity case'
Charges of larceny in a building 1 and was dismissed on motion of '
have been dismissed against Sain- the district attorney on grounds
my Lunsford 18. Larry Marvin that the defendant has been in
Kyllo. 19, Barry CecU Hamm. 19. idicted by the Grand Jury for non
and Samuel Allen, 21. Each plead-1 support. Also, there is no evidence
ed guilty to larceny of personal that the complaining witness was
property of less than $75 value an unmarried female at the time
(petty larceny), in the District her complaint was filed, the dis-
Court of Judge Gerald R. Hayes. : trict attorney said,
Kyllo and Hamm received sen
tences of 158 days in the county
jail and fines of $158 each, and
l.unsford and Allen sentences of
79 days in jail and fines of $79.
They had been bound over to the
Grand Jury from Reedsport Jus
tice Court. Dismissals were on
motion of the district attorney.
RUMMAGE SALE SET
The Winston Four Square Gospel
Church will sponsor a rummage
sale Saturday at the Winston Fire
Hall. Doors will open at 8 a.m.
and the sale will end at 2 p.m.
My,''
IS OREGON BUSINESS
ON THE SKIDS?
Oregon calls itself the Beaver State. But
it's not living up to its nickname. The fact
is, Oregon business has been in the doldrums
for the last few years. And a lot of residents
just don't care. As one Oregon economist
put it: "Our state is engaged in a little self
hypnosis. The people don't want to face
focts."
In this week's Saturday Evening Post, you'll
see a seven-page picture story on the "Ore
gon Dilemma." You'll find out how mechani
zation is replacing manpower in the state's
biggest industries. You'll learn how the "little
man" is being squeezed out" of timber and
agriculture. See how the "damn dams" ore
affecting the salmon fisheries. And why
Governor Hatfield says: "We've got to sell,
sell, sell Oregon!"
Don't miss this controversial article in the
Current Saturday Evening Post. Suddenly
reading becomes a new adventure.
POST
PRESIDENTS COMPARE NOTES Martha Wishart, left,
president of the Roseburg chapter of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's Club ond Mrs. Loren Norton, Eugene,
state president of the organization, discuss some of the
BPW activities. They were featured figures at a banquet
Monday night at which the BPW celebrated its 42nd an
niversary. Mrs. Norton was featured speaker.(News-Review
Photo)
Roseburg Has
Idle Surplus
Roseburii. along with Klamath
Falls and North Bend, has acain
been declared a tabor surplus area
fur Septemlier hv the V S. De
partment of Labor. j p,,rsonai conviction that a pro
The Portland .Metropolitan Area posal is good is the key to sue
has also been continued in tin
Tuci., Oct. 10, 1961 The Ncvs-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
Persona! Conviction Is Key To Success
Of Community Plan, Women Voters Told
own lobby, but a parent,
bor, a worshipper or a
a neith j its. structure, organization and
laxpayei plannini!, with a view toward heln.
cesSt'ul presentation of a plan to and onlv through concerted action mi: each lc;iv:iie become more ef-
comniunity, women attending a can we build community support." I fective m its own community Na. '
regional meeting of the League ut : Mrs. I'll, Ills Montgomery. Ore tional policy. I S. foreign aid and
Women Voters were told in Hose-: son state K-auue president, and the problems of underdeveloped
burg Monday. I Mrs. 1'lnllis Lombard, lloseburn i countries were also considered.
"As you are individually con- president, welcomed the delegates Officers saul the local league
cerned, so you can move on to con- who represented Portland. Salem, plans three unit meetings this
list of classified areas of substan- : viction and eentual action for the Kuuenc. Springfield, Grants Pass, I week. They are I 30 p.m. Tuesday,
Hal and persistent unemployment community, state and nation." said I'oos Bay. Medford and Roseburg I Oct. 10. at 61S NK Denver: S p.m.
and recommended to the Area Re-. Mrs. Robert J. I Julia I Stuart. Spo-; Study Conducted j Wednesday. Oct. 11, at 9n7 Park-
development Administration forkan'- Wash., a National League The group later met in the board view C't. and 9 .10 a m. Thursday,
designation as redevelopment UI "omen yoiers ooaru memner. room at tne r irst National Bank. Oct. lz. at :us w. Hazel St.
areas:
category, a status set up last
January.
At the same time the Depart
ment of Laltor announced that the'
fullowing areas were added to the
Grants Pass (Josephine Coun
ty); Hood River (Hood River Coun
ty); .McMinnville Yamhill Coun
ty); St. Helens (Columbia Coun
ty); The Dalles (Sherman and
Wasco Counties) and Toledo (Lin
coln County).
Mrs. Stuart was speaker at
luncheon attended by western Ore-!
Kon delegates to the voting league!
conference. The luncheon was held
in the I'mpqua Hotel.
Understanding Basic
"Understanding is basic in the
help that a League may provide
Business included a study of city The meetings are open to any
and county government, their pow-ione interested in attending.
The Portland area derivation 1 for its community or nation, said
was based on the continued hieh'the speaker. "Taking' a :buckshot'
unemployment situation. In mid
August the total unemployed per
sons in the Portland-Vancouver
approach to local problems will
not help.
'Nor can the league be effective
Reurher Faces Dual Task;
Ford And American Motors
DETROIT (AP) The Vnited tions, conceded it was more dim
Auto Workers Union today faced cult to 5oK.e the , , problemi
the dual task of completing a na- nationa, problem.
uonai contract wan ruro. sioior . ,, , ,ri.
t o hv Thursday and smonlhintr ' The AMC problem arose when1"1"
out problems which arose sudden- J'0' 72 t Kenosha. Wis., re
ly in its historic profit-sharing fused ,he "at'onal con
agreement with American Motors ,rct Sunday by a vote of 1,507
j;orp (to 1,444. More than 12.000 mem-
L Aw President Walter P. Reu-i""
ther expressed optimism on both
jobs.
He said only two major issues
remain at Ford production
standards and a union demand for
additional company paid union
representatives to process griev
ances in Ford plants.
The L'AW struck and closed
Ford a week ago today. Negotia
tors reached agreement on an
economic package prior to the
strike but failed to settle non
economic portions of the contract.
Agreement was reached formal
ly Monday night on two major
non-economic problems. One con
cerns the outside contracting of
tool and die work, the other out
side contracting of maintenance
work.
Reuther said his bargaining
team hoped to be able to present
a completed national contract for
approval to the national Ford
Council at a meeting Thursday
afternoon.
In calling the council he urged
stepped up bargaining at the 32
locals which have not yet rached
individual agreements. Both Reu
ther and Malcolm L. Denise,
Ford s vice president-labor rela
area numbered 19.200, a rate of " members teel tnat once tne
5.3 per cent of the total labor I Problem has been discovered and
force In .lniv iinonminvm..nt i,wl presented to the community, they
at 21.300 or 6 per cent and in Au
gust I960 at 14.300 or 4 per cent.
Hospital Exam Slated
can stop their own action and pre
sume that political activity on the
part of the community will be auto
matic." A league should not be a self
interest group, she added.
She noted that Aillai Stevenson
once commented: "F.ach individ-
a member of his
MOSCOW (AP) Guy Burgess,
who defected from the British
Foreign Office in 1951. said today iual is not just
he may have hardening of the ar-
and will enter a hospital ki.i.. D.i... Un,
for examination as soon as a bedi "
TRAVEL
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. 1961
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A salesman wrote us that he would sooner leave home without his shoes than
forget his Bell System Credit Card! This is a trifle extreme but docs point up
its usefulness. W ith this card, you're in close touch with home or oflice. You
can call ahead for reservations or appointments; get decisions on yesterday's
contact or say "thanks" for an order without begging a phone, calling "Collect"
or fumbling for change. The card with the dime tucked neatly in its slot
gives you an office anywhere at anytime. And you regularly receive all your
telephone charges for easy listing on your expense account. Why not have
your secretary call our business office for your Bell System Credit Card
todav? It's part of our service to you. f?
((all)) PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL
is available.
Burgess, so. Is seen from time
to time in Moseowr and appears
to be in reasonably good health.
LONDON (AP) Field Marshal
Viscount Montgomery returned
by plane today from a visit to
Red China.
NOTICE OF TAX SALE
I, Ira C. Byrd, Sheriff of Douglas County,
Oregon, do hereby give notice that pursuant to
O.R.S. 311.640, I will offer for sale and tell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand the following
described personal property, to-wit:
1-1956 International TD-1 8A Tractor
Serial TD181-34801 with Blade & Drum.
to satisfy the sum of $1,497.13 delinquent personal
property taxes, plus costs. Said sale will bt held
on Friday, October 13, 1961, at 10:00 A.M.,
located at County Shop in Reedsport.
Ira C. Byrd, Sheriff & Tax Col.
By D. W. Munson, Deputy
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"hy do folks, like this bakery driver, take it fur granted (hat
everyone banks at U. S. National? TossiUy because 80 many of
their customers pay with U. Ji National checks. Or maybe it's
because of their fellow workers who have chosen Oregon's only
home-owned, statewide lank. AnJ, of course, complete personal
satisfaction is always an important factor. Youll find
U. S. National Ls "your kind oT bank," too.
THI UNITID STATES NATIONAL BANK O" PORTLAND Mtm b.r f.dtrtt Uipotit Inturtne CororttlOD