10 Th New-Revitw, Roteburg, Ort.l Thur., Nov. 9, 1961 I
Ranch Rumblings
Hotel Role Set
For Big Liner
Mail Carrier Dies
In Two-Car Crash
Soldiers Get Death Penalty! State Employes Plan Institute
BY WAYNE MOSHER.
Douglas Count Extension Agent
Next Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. 16, 17 and 18, the
Western Oregon l ivestock Associ
ation will be meeting in Coot Bay.
Th Western Oregon Livestock
Association, as most of you know,
is composed of the total member
ships of the county associations in
the Western Oregon area. Its prim
ary purpose is to improve the live-
who goes will learn some things
from the meeting and have a good
time.
It is quite interesting to get ac
quainted with people from other
counties in wentern Oregon and
learn how they feel about different
things.
Lambing Soon Dot
It won t be too long now until
tock industry in the western part ; lambing starts in many of our
of the state of Oregon, and also to i western Oregun flocks. Here in
work for the livestock industry at
the state legislature and in other
ways.
Each of you that is member
of the Douglas County Livestock
Association is also automatically
a member of the Western Oregon
Livestock Association. One dollar
of the duea that you pay to the
county association goes for this
membership.
County Croup Big
Douglas County has been, for the
last two or three years, the largest
single county organization in the
Western Oregon Livestock Associ
ation. However, participation by
members of the Douglas County
Livestock Association in the an
nual meeting of the Western Ore
gon Livestock Association has been
very low and for this reason, Doug
las County doesn't seem to have
much of a voice in what the West
ern Oregon Livestock Association
has to lay. I think this is too bad,
as many times the things that the
Western Oregon Livestock Associ
ation comes out for are not in
agreement with things that most
of our producers here feel. 1 would
like to encourage as many of you
folki as can to attend the Western
Oregon Livestock meeting.
In the extension office we have
aoma cards which can be sent in
for reservations at the meeting in
Coos Bay. Speaking from past ex
perience they are usually interest
ing meetings, and I think anyone
Douglas County, most of the lambs
come in the first two weeks in
the new year, in January and
February. With lambing not being
too far off, 1 think it would be
wise for most of us to sit down
and think a little bit about our
lambing operations how they
might be improved and a little bit
about the nutrition ol that ewe
collision five miles north of Ked-
SEATTI.E fAP A Seattle mond Tuesday killed James lal-
businessman says a firm he heads but. 36, a Terrbonne mail carrier.
has hoiielit the French luxury I State police said Talbot was
liner Liberie to use as a floating northbound on U.S. Highway K7
hntrl riurini! next vear'a World when Mrs. Darlrne W alters, 26,
Fair Madras, the driver of a south-
Mark Howard, president of bound vcnicie, swervea mio ine
Northwest Leasing Co., told of the opposing lane of traffic and the!
purchase Tuesday. He declined to! two cars smashed into each other.
what u.a. nairt for the 0,.17-foot I The drivers were the only pas-1
liner, but in New York it was tensers of the two cars, police
announced the price was more i said.
tiian S3 million. Talbot, thrown from his car.
Howard. 35. said his firm would was pronounced dead soon after
take Dosscssion of the shin in U I arrival at Central Oregon District
RUSSELL. Kan. (AP) - Two
young soldiers who boasted of kill-
REDMOND (AP) A head-on iuig seven persons in a cross
country rampage of robbery and
murder have been condemned to
Utah, last June 10.
"1 hate Uie world," laid Lath
" lha ikr-ann Utnla Fmnlnv. Acn.innrt lf Havlieht RaVinS time!
The all-male jury convicted ; ;.,: huini rwtn.)v. nosina tha Board of Control
SALEM (AP) A four-day some 50 resolutions. Among them
meeting of the general council of are resolutions reaffirming sup-
op
first-degree murder
will consider creation of an insli-1 creases
hang for killing a Kansas railroad j ",o"k, "". jUne 8 Zie'der I tule to rlp V?" emPl0e betler ,v .J40"111"
mn ih.ii- .i.ih virim. 01 UMy, Kan June I. fekier th oublic. I longevity pay a
. ." t........ ,.h. r " r0DDC1 1,1 J1- . . Th. nrnn InOih.t. would for Swing and
. i " .71 Returning their verdict after de- K v " , 'Vr : " " , ,, workers.
Havre around the first of the year
and bring her to Seattle.
The Liberie is on her final
vnvatH
the vessel has 1.513 rooms and . believed lerious
could provide space needed for .naaaaaaaa
visitors to the fair. Howard said
the French government also plans
to house some exhibits in the
ship.
Northwest Leasing ii engaged
primarily in buying commercial
Hospital in Redmond, hospital
attendants said.
Mrs. Wallers also was hospital
ized but her injuries were not
nuuaiu lura, 10, ui jdcKsunvuit.-. .
. ti l. - - . l i i Ult 5, ine
114., uiu nut ilium as uicy iii-aiu ,.,..
the verdict Tuesday.
'We thought we were doin
them a favor by putting them out t0 l(e imprisonment.
nf th&i nti.una. In hia ,! rif ' I
York said when he and Latham
were captured near (Jrantsvillc,
Talbot's death brought to 420
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Oregon trlific" Tar inhe Their crime spree began May 24
Associated Press tabulation. In when they broke out of the Army
November, three have died. I stockade at Ft. Hood, Tex.
in rentals of stale-owned
and supporting
nd differential pay
graveyard shift
n.,1. ;n n,nu OUCdM'IS Will Ulllliue liliu,
jurors rejected ditense ,. . .,, ,m Mrs. tmily Logan, stale maus-
contentions that the youths are in-1, , Information on prob-ttri "nt commisionr; Ken
sane and too young to be execut- , . . .lld legislative Dro- ne,h N- BraM legislative fiscal
ed. The jury could have sentenced ' legislative pro iffj Meyin cleveland clv,i
. . I service commission director; ana
The proposed institute program, ' Col E(iward rj Snow, ttate mil
idorsed by Gov. Mark Hatfield, i - ,i.Jr,,ni h,t f nnera.
would be patterned after the Cali-,jons and trainins.
forma Employe As-sociation InsU- ()SEA president Darryl Slorm,
u'-,s- j , . .. 'state forestry department em-
The delegates also will consider j poye wjU prosjde over the ie.
jsion. The sessions also will in.
Syria liei on the land bridge ' elude the annual election of ofli
linking Asia, Africa and Europe. I cers Saturday.
York and Latham were tried! V" fr"
l f., 'loul.r-. Halh h,,l in '
signed statements they also ad
mitted slayings in Florida, Ten
nessee, minors and Colorado.
w rin. 'to .Y.mhin. In, Th-la,! from manufacturers and
Just..Er'..r '?i:n?: '.Vii leasing them to airlines. Howard
month or so before she lambs, she
should have a good supply of car
bohydrate to that she can keep
up her body energy. Pregnant ewe
paralysis which has hit a lot of
our ewes here in western Oregon
is caused mostly by a sudden low
ering of the carbohydrate intake
of the animal.
Test Made
Something else to think about is
the results we got on the trial we
carried on last fall on internal
parasite control. We treated ewes
in one of the flocks here in the
county with purified phenoihiazinc
drench in October and early No
vember. Where the ewes were
kept on good pasture during the
spring months and rotated to a
new pasture occasionally, we found
that it didn't do any good at all
to treat the lambs for stomach
worms. i
This won't work on short pas
ture or it won't work ii sheep
aren t rotated, but it does
said Everett Crosby, head of
Bing Crosby Enterprises, is vice
president of his firm.
In New York, Crosby confirmed
purchase of the liner. He said he
and Howard planned to meet in
New York Wednesday to consider
details of the Liberte'i future.
Nelson J. Waterbury, who ar
ranged negotiations, said in New
York several bids were lubmitted
for the vessel.
The contract is to be ligned in
Paris Friday.
Santa Fe Plans
Witness Parade
Many Thanksgiving
Turkeys Available
CORVALLIS (AP) There will
be more turkeys offered for tale
this Thanksgiving than ever be
fore, an Oregon State University
market expert reported today.
Stephen C. Marks said the rec
ord supply of turkeys has led to a
proposal for a nationwide market
ing order. Hearings are scheduled
on tha proposal later this month
at a number of points. No hearing
has been scheduled in Oregon.
If a workable plan for market
stabilization is drawn up, the see
relary of Agriculture would have
to submit the proposal to growers.
Two thirdi of the grower! would
have to approve the plan before
it could go into effect.
"Included in the proposed mar
keting orders (or turkeys and tur
key hatching eggi are provisions
for market research and develop
ment, regulation of grade, size
- and quality at the handler level,
prohibition! on unfair trade prac
ticea and supply management,"
Marks said.
"Supply management of turkey
hatching eggs would be on the
basis of a percentage of the eggs
handled during a base period or
in the alternative, on the basis of
a percentage ol currently avail
able supplies of eggs," he said.
out possibilities. Many folks v. no
are not able to rotate pastures or
do not have an abundance of pas
ture may find that they need to
treat the lambs when they reach
about 60 pounds.
These are some things to think
about and plan for in the year
head to make a better lamb crop
and, consequently, to increase the
income that you receive from your
sheep.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The
Santa Fe Railway Co. planned a
parade of shipper witnesses
point Wednesday at Ihe Interstate Com-
M. J. B.
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"At Tht Triongle"
Jurors Hear Final
Arguments At Trial
PORTLAND (AP) Closing
arguments were given Tuesday
in the trial of ten defendants ac
cused of using the mails to collect
insurance claims from staged
auiomoDiie accidents.
V. S. District Judge Charles L.
Powell was to instruct the jury
today, then turn the case over to
the jurors for the decision.
The defendants are charged on
eight counts of mail fraud, and a
count of conspiracy to defraud.
A. Lawrence Burbank, assist
ant U. S. Attorney from San
Francisco, gave the closing pros
ecution statement.
The jury must make up its
mind whether to believe the tes
timony of government and law en
forcement officials who investi
gated the rase, Burbank said, or
the conflicting testimony of other
witnesses.
Attorneys for each- of the ten
defendants preceded Burbank
with closing arguments.
Dwight Schwab, attorney for de
fendant Phillip Weinstcin. a Port
land lawyer, said his client was
taken in, in the same way that
the doctor! who made medical re
port! regarding the accidents
were fooled,
Wcinstein, said Schwab, was
"a victim of a few big-talking,
name-dropping schemers and
few lazy young fellows looking for
a fast, easy buck."
merce Commission hearing
control ot Western Pacific. i
Cost-cutting survival measures
by Southern Pacific were de-i
scribed Tuesday by Thomas B. 1
Kircher traffic manager of Sprerk
les Sugar Co., which spends $6.5
million a year on transportation. 1
He said truckers had taken over
45 per cent of the sugar beet haul
in business in 1959. Then, he said, 1
SP modified 1.000 sugar beet cars
so each could carry 145.000 in
stead of 65.000 pounds of sugar
beets. He said this meant reduc
tion of rales at a time when haul
ing charges on other commodities
were being raised.
Kircher added it was high time
railroads cut costs, because ship
pers had paid eight rate increases i
in 13 years. I
Kircher and a number of other
shippers testifier Tuesday that
Southern Pacific would effect
greater economies by taking over
Western Pacific than would Santa
Fe. They said this is because SP
has parallel facilities and will be
belter able to make terminal consolidations.
Salt Lake City Defeats
Fluoridation Of Water
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (AP)
Fluoridation of the city's water
system was soundly defeated in
an election Tuesdav. ,
The vote from 183 of 203 dis-1
trict! was 8,770 in favor of fluori- j
dation to 31,338 opposed. I
Organized medical groups ail
supported fluoridation, arguing
that it would reduce tooth decay.
Several croups actively opposed
it, contending that fluoridation
amounted to mass medication: 1
that it was thus a step toward
socialized medicine, and that if
anybody wanted such use of
fluorine against tooth decay, he
could get it from his dentist.
There is growing production and
export of nutmeg, cacao, copra and
wood products in Dutch New Suin-
Australia'i aborigines, the Arun
ta tribesmen, sleep naked in freez
ing weather. A United States Of
fice of Naval Research team of
scientists headed by Dr. H. T.
llammell of the University of Penn
sylvania reported that the Anmta
have an inborn ability to tolerate
body cooling.
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