2 The News-Review, Rosebure, Ore Thur., Nov. 9, 1961
LIBRARY ARRIVALS
Remnants Of A Fascinating Past
Told In History 0! Ghost Towns
Friends of Archie B. Taylor have
donated to the Douglas County Li
brary beautiful book, "Western
Ghost Towns" by Lambert flor
in. Lavishly illustrated with more
than 200 ot his own nhotoeraDhs.
the author, tells the stories of
gnost towns of Oregon, Washing
ton, Nevada, California and Colo
rado. Lach of these boom camps
had a story of its own. There ia a
lure of gold in the raw and bloody
history where booted men with
their fancy ladies stomned the
boards and 21 was winter's magic
number.
They are gone, now, but Lambert
florin brings them sham y back.
His book speaks nf the sort of
people who once kicked the dust
of the silent streets and the dram
as played under the now faded
signs and behind the crumbling
walls.
Many-Faceted Plot
"Closer to the Sun" by George
Johnston is fiction, the story tak
ing place on the Grecian isle of
Silenos. David and Kate Meredith
come to Silenos to stay after a
frenetic life in London. They
achieve happiness for a while.
Then the outsiders arrive.
They carry with them the seeds ' Speaking, Edwin Woolley
of discontent which they strew Young Moderns Fiction: The Se
carelessly and effectively as those
carried by the wind and nurtured
by the sun. The many-faceted plot
grow inexorably from the emotion
al and moral dilemmas of its large
and beautifully realized cast of
characters.
For Dieters
Here is a book for those who
wonder why their friends can no to fix Your Bike. John McFar
on earing whatever they want at lane; King of the Cattle, Ruther-
every meal and never gain a I ford Montgomery; How to Make
cret Sign, Gladys Malvern; Fife
and Fandango, Rosemary Sprague;
Wait for Me, Michael, Mary Stolz;
Gift Horse, James Summers.
Juvenile Nan Fiction: Book of
Nursery and Mother Goose
Rhymes, Marguerite De Angeli;
The Real Book of Science Experi
ment, Joseph Leeming; It's Easy
pound, while others get up hungry
from every meal and still remain
overweight.
Calories Don't Count" by Her
Things out of Paper, Walter Sper
ling; 101 Things a Buy Can do
Around the House, Arthur Symons
A Book to Begin on Explorers, Les
man Taller, M.D., explains that; lie Waller; Young Music, Irene
there is an imbalance in the met-1 Wicker.
abolism which can be counteracted Juvenile Fiction: Patriot Silver,
with a new kind of diet a diet 'Robert Green; Pasquala of Santa
WayTc
Disarmament
"o Peace,
Says Wadsworth
EUGENE (AP) James Wads
to the United Nations, said recent
ly that only through disarmament
ran the peoplei of the world find
peace.
"The quest for disarmament
hat. so far at least, been pretty
much of a flop," Wadsworth de
clared in a speech at the Univer
sity of Oregon.
But this ia no reason to give
up, he said, adding "a peaceful
world is possible. ... If you gath
ered all the people in the world
who ready wanted a general war,
you could probably stuff them in
phone booth."
Wadsworth appeared as a speak
er for the university! World Af
fairs Week. The theme this year
ia "The Soviet Challenge."
Rather than the word "disarma
ment," Wadsworth said he prefers
to use the term "minarmament,"
uliHk 1... .1 r : mi.- i
itim ii iic, uciuii-u as mo reuue-
tinn of arms down to the lowest
ration will be strong enough to JIflilnt Tr"ininK'
attack its enemy."
Such a plan would allow for the
gradual reduction of armies, he
said.
Wadsworth urged continued ne
gotiations, difficult ai they may
ne.
"Are we going to continue the
age old argument that the only
way to settle an argument Is to
beat up the other fellow?" he
asked. . ; J
built on Dr. Taller's radical break
through in thi field of biochemistry.
He claims that if you want to
grow mm you need to eat fat
Quite a lot of it, and loaded with
calories. Jt is a special kind of
fat, though, whicli actually loosens
me Doay long stored excess fat
Dr. Taller says it restores the met.
abolic balance that will redistrib
ute the fat properly over the body
irame, men goes on to regulate
your weight to its normal level
and keep it there. We predict that
there will be a great many re
quests for this bookl
Naw Arrivals
Other new arrivals this week at
the library are:
Adult Non-Fiction: On Stage, Ev
eryone, Grace Barnes; 500 Miles
lo Go, Al Bloemker; History of
iivuizauon, crane brinton; Nu
trition in Health and Disease.
Lenna Cooper; Parents Without
Partners, Jim Egleson: The En
cyclopedia of Jazz, Leonard Feath
er; Journey Through the Orient
Stewart Collection), Martin Hurli-
mann; The Man Who Feels Left
Behind, Gen-Id Johnson; Pronun
ciation ide of Oregon Place
names, Robert Monoghan; Sum
merhill: A Radical Approach to
Child Rearing, A. S. Neill; Gold
and Cattle Country, Herman Oliv
ine Complete Book of Home
Modernizing, Samuel Paul; Citizen
Hearst. W. A. Swanbera: Russia.
Charles Thayer; The Tunnel, Eric
wuiiams.
Adult Fiction: The Judas Tree
A. J. Cronin; The Cold Dark
Night, Sarah Gainham; Bodies And
Souls, Dan Herr; God Must Be
Sad, Fannie Hurst; Closer to the
aun, George Johnston; Missing,
Presumed Dead, Carlton Keith;
Evil Genius, Aaron Stein,
Young Moderns Non Fiction:
Walter Fairservis; Progressive
Jack Leighton:
William Shakespeare, Iris Noble;
Book of Swimming. Sports Illus
trated; Handbook of Writing and
Ynez Mission, Florence Rowland;
Horse in No Hurry, Harvey Weiss;
War Pony, Donald Worcester.
Easy Books: The Gift of Ha
waii, Laura May Bannon: What is
Red? Suzanne Gottlieb; Three Lit
tle Kittens. Tony Palazzo; The Log
and. . .Admiral Frog, Bernard
Wiseman.
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Strong Economy
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Abroad, Says JFK
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United States to maintain its
position abroad with more ef
fectiveness. The President made a brief
talk, via telephone from Washing
ton, to about 1.200 Midwesteners
gathered in the first of a series of
White House regional conferences.
lie said it was important that
government officials and citizens
talk with each other on ways to
boost employment, solve the prob
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housing and to bring about secur
ity for the older citizens.
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Negotiations Continue
In Bus Driver Dispute
PORTLAND (AP) - Negotla
tions continued this week in an
attempt to reach agreement in
the dispute between the Rose City
Transit Co. and the union that
represents its bur. drivers and
mechanical employes.
Representatives of the company
no iocai i oi tne street, tlec
trie Railway & Motor Coach Km.
ployes met for 3t hours Tues
day. They scheduled another
meeting for today.
The old contract between them
expired Oct. 31. The company's
operating permit also ran out but
the City Council extended it after
tne company and the union agreed
to continue operation of buses un
til Nov. 14 pending further negotiations.
There was no announcement on
what progress might have been
made in the Tuesday session
Three federal Mediation and Con
ciliation Service commissioners
re sitting in with the negotia
tors.
Wuges and other contract bene
fits are at Issue in the dispute,
Racoon Chase Is Fatal
GENEVA, N Y. (AP) Aaron
McCoy, 73, was injured fatally
i ucsoay wnen ne tupped out of a
tree wnue cnaaing a raccoon.
there are many problems that re
main to be solved.
The President was presented to
the crowd of state and local offi
cials and citizens from Illinois,
Indiana and Wisconsin by Mayor
Richard J. Daley of Chicago.
Daley, seated on the rostrum,
handled a telephone through
wnirn tne President's brief re
marks were brought to the ball
room of the Shearaton-Chlcago
Hotel.
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MOSCOW, Idaho (AP) Sen
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wilderness bill is not a federal
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represented by opponents.
' Church, a supporter of the
IfRislation, spoke recently at the
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ence at the University of Idaho.
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only land already owned by the
federal government and designat
ed as primtive areas.
"It won t reduce by a single
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and it won't red-ace by a single
: cow our grazing programs," he
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He said the bill awaiting House
I action would give Congress the
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lover administrative decisions on
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Judge Orders Singer
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (APV- Rock
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, overdue child aupport or face
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I Judge Edward Quick gave Lew
is that ultimatum Tuesday after
ruling the singer's income is suf
ficient to make full monthly pay
ments to a former wife, Jane
; Lewis Wilkinson of Ferriday, La.
Attorneys said Lewis had been
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