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4 Tht Ntwi-Rviw, Roteburg 0r. fri., Dec. 1, 1961
TRI-COUNTY PROPOSAL
By Charles V. Stanton
Franfc Jenkins
The Soviet In ion proposed this
week thai the lulled States.
nuelear weapons tests. The Soviet
proposed baa would apply to all
tests in the atmosphere, In outer
spare, under ground and under
water.
That is to say:
The horse having now been stol
en, let's lock, the barn door.
Who ttole the horse?
Why, the U.S.S.R!
Having got all iU nuclear test
ing out of the way in its recent se
ries ot SO-odd explosions that shook
the world and poisoned the air, it
would now like to clamp on a
ban that would prevent anybody
else, including us from catching
up on the testing of nuclear weap
ons that we refrained from while
the Geneva talks were in progress.
That would be nice for the
L'.SS.R.
Under the proposal made this
DEAR ABBY
Abigail Van Burtn
children when this started. He led
me to believe that he was hap
piest when he was with me. and
was miserable with his wife. 1
took trips with him. and spent time
County Commissioner Ruy Doerner has proposed that
Douglas, Coos and Lane counties, through their respec
tive county courts, meet in the very near future and plan
uniform land use regulation for the so-called Sand Dunes
?rea. This area embraces the coastal lands between Flor
ence and Coos Bay.
The county courts earlier formed a 12-man commit
tee, four men from each county, to consider the problem
and report back to the courts. The committee was made
tin larirelv of resiHpnt nf the urea. After thev hud lonkpH
into the matter, thev recommended to the court that land!'" mme" "n nim- M? nusoano
France and Britain join it now in ,e 0I(inances be set UD to cover properly lyine for a i 5"n?.?u.t .IT! .TSTS
!. '?"vi..,J.. ..i, h. C.i distance of stx miles inland from the ocean. . it her.u i thought this man
One thing- I like about Doerner's proposal a thine I would divorce his wife and marry
believe is exceedingly important is that he urges the me. but everything changed over
courts to keep advisory representation from the section H'8'1'- "' ' '""J h.m;, "d
to be zoned, lie presents in his letter a plan for an advisory ti " vow h. seem, h.oov with
group. In other words, no one is being pushed around, his wife. How ran anv self resDec-
Land owners have been quite fearful of plans to create a I ting wife forgive a man for aome
national seashore recreational park, under the National ! thing like that? Also, how can I
I'arK Service. At the same i me thev nrp fr d that- 7.nn- mane mm see wnai ne owes mi:
ing regulations by the respective county courts would be
detrimental. But many of those contacted feel that some
reasonable regulation of land use is necessary, but they
object to having something "shoved down" their throats,
as they express it.
Expert Help Sought
Commissioner Doerner's letter suggests that the three
counties cooperate in the expense of employing a plan
ning expert.
This expert (Doerner suggests that help might be ob
tained from the Bureau of Municipal Research) would
U'nrlf W i Ml iha fPJnfli'liro nlunnintr prnnmiHiui TTia eil'irs-
by" the Soviet Union the U S. Brit-1 t0 advisory committees' of citizens from the district prior
am and France, and would be open I to laving them before the county courts for final adoption
1
You've Had It, Lady!
DEAR ABBY: I have been see-1 DEAR ABBY: My problem is
ing a married man for three not unique. It's that age-old in
years. I waa married and h a d law problem. My in-laws couldn't
be nicer, but 1 am getting sick
and tired of seeing them. They
come over every night of the week
and all day Sunday. If y husband
and I both work, and when we
get home at night we spend the
entire evening entertaining b i s
folks. Every Sunday I have to
cook dinner for four. If we tell
them we are having company,
they come anyway, and share our
He broke up my home.
Isadore was almost paralyzed with
tension. He was such a small boy,
to be atanding before such a large
congregation!
Nevertheless, he took courage
and began to recite: "The Lord
is my shepherd, I shall not want."
Then his memory deserted him.
Try at he would, he could re
call no more. After a painful
guests. I really have nothing pause he declared, ' That will be
against them, but how can I let i enough." He was so right! The
them know that too much is too j spiritual lesson was unintentional,
much? but perhaps more effective than
DAUGHTER IN-LAW I the recitation of the rest of the
OEAR DAUGHTER IN - LAW! psalm.
This is "ob" for your hut- "The Lord is my shepherd.
band, rie sneuid itn mem, in
EDITORIAL COMMENT
THI LITTLE BLACK IOX
Cool Bay Warld
We read the other day where the Civil Delen.se Office has decided to
install, in each of the nations 50 million homes, a bu4r-like contrap
tion which will go off in the event of an enemy attack.
These gadgets will cost between 17 and $10 each. The cost, the
way the CD Deoole have it figured, will be absorbed by the nation's
Scripture: Psalm 23:1- ! private power companies, rural electric systems and other suppliers
Little Isadore Sofer, the aon of)0f electric power. This will mean an expenditure of some 1500 mil
a Hebrew Christian, was invited i lion by utimi jor ouying 15d installing the little black boxes plus
p0rogP?.mC'S?te. ehiwSS"!" tddi"on" millioB " "llin Up 450 l""'railter' ,h"
Poland. He was assigned to re-vMli utomatical!y set off the alarms.
cite the 23rd Psalm. If nd when we get these alarms installed in our homes we will be
When the great evening came.i5ke 10 remember that, when the buzier goes oil on its so-secona
Daih Bible Reading
Menage By
Roseburg Ministerial
Assn.
blast, we should turn on our radios and listen to Conelrad.
The whole idea, it seems to us, is just a little far-fetched. What is
wrong, we'd like to know, with the present system ol setting off the
fire alarms in the event of an impending attack?
Looking more closely at the proposal we can see that it could be
quite possible that an ulterior motive has crept into the CD works. For
instance, who wouldn't like to have a contract to manufacture 50
million buzzers? Might as well specify that they be manufactured in
the shape of plums that's what they'll represent to some buzzer
maker.
Finally, we have one more, perhaps less significant gripe. A num
ber of years ago we attended an outdoor music festival where tht
thousands in attendance were asked to each light a match.
The result was magnificent thousands of tiny pin points of light
throughout the open-air auditorium.
The buzzers? We assume they'll have to test these things periodical-
There is a world of meaninff and
Hinil AND DRY i nice WSV. that their Visits Sneuid be feelinf in lhps tW svnrrle Th lv anrl n. n.-uti.. I h.A . th. kill, n.ll in uvinr nf in aiirh
HEAR HIGH AND DRY: If Is less frequent. It's a touchy bull-j remainder of the psalm follows as test. Fifty million buzzers going off all at once, we fear, would be just
cm I., m ' f.raiMlina Uiif. whirl, ran r. 1 1 1 in r mi i - , , . i .
for "adherence" by all states.
The Soviet foreiRn ministry adds
that the success of the upcoming
ticneva talks "would undoubtedly
be facilitated if nuclear nations
-agree not to conduct nuclear tests
' during the talta." But, if any other
. nations do resume tests (or the
. Soviets claim they do) the Soviet
. I nion reserves the right to re
; sume testing also.
' At the same time, the Soviet for
'. eign ministry publishes a state-
- inent of explanations of the pro
posed draft (as Hie Soviet Union
- sees ill of the proposal to call off
', all testing. The statement says the
Soviet government is proposing to
I "sink all weapons, both conven
tional and nuclear, in the deepest
' part of the ocean."
i It adds:
"Humanity now has no other re-
- course than to wreck its entire mil
itary machine and create a world
without armies and without weap
; ons. Otherwise, the nations will be
.hit by a crushing tornado of nu-
clear war within a few minutes
not only the individual cities and
- from the earth, but entira countries
can be turned into deserts,
"The Soviet Union believes in
the strength of ideas and not in
the strength of weapons.
Those are fair words.
. But
Unfortunately
'. We find it impossible to believe
-that fair words, when uttered by
.'communis!, ran be believed. Con
sidering all the water that has
;gone over the dam in the past, we
are forced to suspect that the So
viet Inion believes that if you can
maneuver your enemy into a posi
tion where he has thrown away all
his weapons, you will be in a fine
position to hit him with everything
you've got, including the kitchen
sink, at a moment when he isn't
looking.
In that event, yon would have
.the world by the tail.
! It's too bad we can't take the
Soviet Union's word. But we can't.
Under the communist code of eth
ics, ANYTHING ia honorable that
results in the destruction of your
enemy.
, So we'll have to keep our fingers
crossed on this new proposal.
Probably the employment of an expert is an unneces
sary expense, rossibly the planning groups of the counties
could come up with n program equally efficient without
his help. But, psychologically, use of a neutral planning
expert would assist in reducing fears.
At a previous meeting I talked with several residents
from thelSand Dunes area. They were not entirely ad
verse to zoning and land use regulation, but they expressed
fears of "those politicians" making tin their countv courts.
At the same time I talked to one of the "Doliticians." lie's
coming up for reelection. He wanted nothing to do with
any zoning program because it might alienate some votes.
It should be obvious that in such a situation the em
ployment of a neutral person, thoroughly grounded in plan
ning, would be of great help. Land owners wouldn't feel
that they were voiceless, or that "those politicians" were
desiring to mistreat them, as some apparently fear.
Regulations Limited
Doerner proposes action under a section of the Ore
gon law permitting the county courts to regulate land use
for a period of three years. The regulations could be im
posed without a vote 'f the landowners. But the time for
zoning would be restricted to three years if sufficient ob
jection were to be raised. If as few as 15 per cent of the
residents were dissatisfied with the zoning ordinance, they
could, by petition, secure an election at which the people
wouio oeciue wnetner to remain under the regulations.
It is Tn T rsntninn (Vint t Vin -Aimlff nr.mFv,:aUw.nn-. v,na -'
----- j ....... .. vuxiivj vuiiiiiiiniMuii-i imn 111-
fered a very good program outline one that should be
given immediate consideration and action.
There are two bills before Congress. One would cre
ate a national park. This bill would permit landowners
to reside on their property so long as they lived. All spec
ulative values would be lost, however. Title eventually
would go to the federal government. The state would lose
taxes now paid by tha private lands, after an interval nf
a few years, but some people contend the state would ac
tually benefit financially from tourist income.
Another bill, introduced by Cong. Durno, would author
ize the U.S. Forest Service to administer its holdings in
the area for recreational purposes, and would appropriate
money to develop camp and picnic grounds and make other
improvements.
But Durno's bill doesn't affect intermingled private
lands. Without some protection from "honky-tonk devel
opment," such as may be found along manv parts of the
Pacific Coast, it is doubtful if the Durno bill is sufficient
to protect the area's recreational resources.
Congress probably won't get around to a decision im
mediately. The three-year period included in Doerner's
easy for "self-respecting svrfa" ngti which can result in serious
to forgive a man for something like : problems later if it isn't correct
this. All it takes Is common sense ad now.
and a determination to keep one's
family together. He owes you noth. CONFIDENTIAL TO CHARLES
ing. You broke up your own home' IN S.F.: Silence Is often guilt in-
he merely helped. stead of golden.
DEAR ABBY: This may sound
silly, but I would like your opin- Everybody has a problem,
ion. What do you think of a guy what's yours? For a personal re
who writes you a letter with 36 piv wrjle , Abby. Box 3365. Bev
personal pronouns referring to.ery Hills, Calif. Enclose a stamp
himself and only 10 to you? We'ed, self-addressed envelope.
are both 17.
TERRY For Abby's booklet, "How To
DEAR TERRY: Your guy has Have A Lovely Wedding." send 50e
"l-strain." Perhaps the condition i to Abby, Box 3365. Beverly Hills,
will improve with age. Calif.
a matter of course. If the Lord1
a bit more than we could stand. (wgk)
is my shepherd, then all these I
other things are true. Out of this
truth flows all the claims of the EVERYONE'S OUT OF STEP BUT CHARLIE
psalm. Bend Bulletin
David, the author of this psalm. Former Congressman Charles O. Porter of Eugene hates to be
knew the functions and status of reminded of his past friendship with Fidel Castro, preferring to
a shepherd, for he had spent
many days tending flocks himself.
He knew the confidence which
trustful sheep had in a good shep
herd. Ai he sat in meditation
note that he liked Castro once, but doesn't like him now.
This is true. But it took Charlie too long to defelop his dislikes.
At a dinner a few months ago in Mexico City, a group of Cuban
refugees were discussing their homeland. Several of them believed.
with his sheep around him his, and believed strongly, that Castro's executions of his political op-
thoughts must have turned to Cod ponents would have stopped early in the game but for the implied
often. How good Cod was and how; approval of Porter, eirly in the Castro regime.
James Marlow
Big Mystery Today Is Why
Khrush Has Quieted Down
tenderly he cared for his people
It must have occurred to David
that Rod was like i shepherd.
What David was to his sheep, God
was to him.
WASHINGTON fAP) President In the current situation, this is
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ItCIIUCU, K.I V. ' 1 1 III IV I ... u - ' fx ,'..-.' . . '
chev, despite all the heat over Why Khrushchev, from about ! ne ' nownere promises a smooth
Berlin, have kept their own per- tne time tnc ana communist par- 7 yium
sona relationship as restrained as ly congress met in Moscow
a minuet. October, suddenly quieted down
Nevertheless, the No. 1 mystery jon Berlin and ever postponed in
why Khrushchev has quieted 1 definitely the deadline for a set-
0-own iiemeni wnicn ne waniea oy
The meeting between the two I. h h ...,:.., h.
We're reminded of the time Jimmy lloffa threw the dinner in
Washington. A large number of Congressmen were invited. Porter
was the only one who showed up.
We get the impression that Porter is highly intelligent, but not
Because God is our shepherd we ' velT niart. But he still thinks everyone's out of step but him.
shall never be in want. God willj
not grant all our desires, for some mm I t A i It n I
fve'M House Parlors
vide for all our needs. We need
fear no evil. God does not say
mere will oe no evu in our lives
To Get Antique Furnishings
WASHINGTON (AP)-The re-. The Red Room, now emoire. is
nsi1. me iiuei iic uurs uiuiiii. - . . . . 1 -
list lise is the strength to overcome 17 ,. u .'. I . .'".".Urgely furnished with the gifts of
men in Vienna last June 3 4 was
on the surface, a pleasant session
in which they sought to know each
other. Underneath it was about
as tough as a meeting can be.
It was there, face to face with
Kennedy, that Khrushchev began
the Berlin crisis by demanding
the city be henceforth "free." He
predicted the eventual triumph of
communism through wars 01 110
era'.ion." For months afterward Khrush
chev worked overtime to force
Kennedy back on his heels with
speeches, talks, bomb-warnings,
building the Berlin wall and, fi
nally, resuming nuclear tests.
Kennedy, reporting on his meet
ing when ho returned home, said
the United States would stand
firm. He added that Khrushchev
should not be blamed for all the
world's troubles, outlined a pro
gram to resist communism every
where, and began a military
buildup.
Since then Kennedy has talked
repeatedly of his determination
not to let Khrushchev get away
with Berlin.
did it because he was having so
much trouble at home.
That makes no sense. He was
master of the congress, got en
dorsement for humiliating old die
hard Bolsheviks like Molotov, and
so thoroughly discredited the im
age of Stalin that the old dicta
tor's body was removed from its
tomb.
A more reasonable assumption
might be that he had so much
work to do at the congress that
he needed a vacation from Ber
lin Nor could his troubles with Red
China and tiny Albania, which
seem to think he's not aggressive
enough, look like a factor in cool
ing off his ardor on Berlin. He's
not about to have war with Ked
China. Albania hardly count.
It would be more reasonable to
think Kennedy's show of deter
mination persuaded Khrushchev
not to push the Berlin business to
an explosion.
Any suggestion about Khrush
chev's motive fur quieting down
on Berlin is shee guessing.
Here is another: rhat when he
evil; we need not fear it. He fills
the cup of life to the brim and
beyond. He pours out more bless
ing! than we can contain. He is
the Good Shepherd who delights
in doing good lor ilis sheep.
Eugene F. Gerlitz, pastor
first Baptist Church
The scripture reading published
Nov. 24 based on the Scripture
from Romans 12:1-21 was errone
ously credited to the Rev. Vera' who responded to First Lady
Robinson. It was written bv the Jacqueline Kennedys plea to pro-
Rev. C. O. Ross of the Assembly vide historic antiques for the
of the White House famous state
parlors the Red Room in empire
period and the Green Room in
classical American will be com
pleted soon.
The Red Room currently is
closed to tourists while workmen
put a new fabric on the walls to
replace the old red silk brocade.
The Green Room is on view.
though, with all newly acquired
furnishings from many donors
ot God Church instead.
Parcel Delivery
Bid Protested
PORTLAND (AP) A United
Parrels Co. application to provide
: small parcel delivery service on
major Oiegon highway trade
routes drew considerable opposi-
program would probably suffice until Congress makes i.pIKaoveV'rWtoATnTervrew
us niuiu.
But never, in all this long-range put up the wall shutting off West
and often long-winded dialogue, 1 Berlin from East Berlin and the
West failed to do anything about
it he had won a major point any
way and could relax.
Meaning: He wanted to make
the West acknowledge that com
munism completely controls East
Germany and East Berlin and
has either man said an unfriend
ly or derogatory word about the
other. This has left the door open
for future reasonable dealings.
Khrushchev even sent his news-
Hal Boyle
Some FamiliarSoundsThat
Always Precede Christmas
NEW YORK (AP) Sounds
that always precede Christmas:
"You just get finished paying
for one Christmas and then the
lion as hearings neared the end of j next one cornea along.'
the first week.
The chief opposition to the Uni
ted Parcels bid came from West
ern Greyhound Lines. Inc., which
"Who invented Santa Claus any
way?" "I hope, you saved the cards we
got last year. Myrtle. Otherwise
. 1.. .1.- -...u I i. xut
UUIUIIIJ iui its ' . ... I .... 1
nely formed Lightning Dispatch i ho" " know who to send
.( cards to this year?
Some 40 major Oregon truckers "Dickie, I've already taken you
you pick one out and lug
home yourself." v
"Well, it only comes once
year thank heavens!"
"Yeah, I read her letter to San
ta Clans. It don't make sense to
me. She's got 10 dolls already.
What does she want four more
for'"
"Could you fit me out wilh a
pair of arch supports, doctor? 1
Kennedy at White House request,
giving the President chance to
state his position in full in the
Russian government 1 newspaper,
Izvestia.
Khrushchev had the same re
lationship with President Eisen
the West isn't going
thing about it. By bow
reality of the wall, the West ad
mitted his point
From the verv beginnin
dispute the Russiani have told the
West in effect that the two Cer
Reader
Opinions
Khrush Makes Orb'tal
Flight Sound Difficult
To The Editor:
On reading The News-Review
account of the successful U. S.
orbital flight, it occurred to me
that perhaps the Russian prem
ier, Mr. Khrushchev, has been
making mis erbit routine sound
toe difficult.
Over here, even a chimp can
do it!!!
Jim Dovle,
P.O. Box 1311
Roseburg, Ore.
President's home. This room now
shows off the works of American
craftsmen who followed the style
of Sheraton, Chippendale and
ilepplewhite.
According to the White House
curator. Mrs. John N. Pearce,
Mrs. Kennedy and her fine arts
advisers have laid down a pat
tern for the first-floor formal
rooms.
According to the master plan.
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Douglas Dillon.
The Blue Room, still incom
plete, will represent the period of
President James Monroe.
The Green Room gets a big lift
from the distinguished examplrs
of early American furniture donat
ed by Bernice Garbiseh of Ke
York and Cambridge, Md., daugh
ter of the late automobile magnate
Walter P. Chrysler.
A STRONG FIELD
HARTFORD, Conn tAP) Eight
of the 10 leading money winners nil
the pro golf tour played in 10th In
surance City Open at the Wethers
field Country Club. Missing among
the top 10 were Billy Casper and
Tommy Bolt, the latter being fon
ed into idleness because of a PGA
suspension sustained for using pro
file huge state dining room and , '""'ty the PGA championship in
famed east ballroom win ne rep-, -""--"
resentative of the period of 1902
when the White House was re
modeled and refurnished in digni
fied 18th century style under the
direction of the occupant of that
time, President Theodore Roosevelt.
LEGAL
LEGAL
hower until the American V2 spyjmanips wore not going to be re
plane, brought down over Russia, I united. Recently Kennedy ad m it
em ba massed him. Then he belit- ted this was so, as long as the
tied Kisenhower aid broke up the i Russians wanted to keep them
19G0 summit meeting. I separate.
gdV.nhye Gore Says Soviets,
esi au-
of t Red China Fearful
Of Direct Attack
NOTICI OP PINAL ilTTLIMINT
None twrtby givtn that Friday. Dt
ctmbtr 13. 1H1. t th hour of :30 0'clocR
m in If Circuit Court Room In th
CourthouM. (toitburfl. Douglas County, Oro
on. hat bMn fixad as tt tlmo and plact
tor hMricg oolrclioru. H any. to tha llnal
account tilad by th undersigned In tht
Circuit Court ot tha State ot Oregon for
OouglsU County.
GORDON 6, CARLSON, 'Ewutor
ol the Li t Will and Testament
of DAN ORGtSlCM. Deceased.
H0. 7310
NOTICI OF SALI Of REAL PROPERTY
IN TH CIRCUIT COURT
OP THI STATE OP OREGON
FOR THI COUNTV OP MULTNOMAH
DEPARTMENT OP PRORATE
in tha Matter of tht Guardiansh.p
of tht Ptrson and Estate
MABEL VAN BUREM C. MOORE.
Incompetent.
Notlct l hereby glvan that tht undersigned
Guardians of tht titate of MaDel Van
Buren E. Moortv Incompetent, by virtue of
an Order of Sate issutvl out of tht Circuit
Court of tht State of Org on, tor tht County
of Multnomah, duly made and entered on
tht 21st day of November, 191, in t:t
above entitled Guardianship, licensing the
Guardians to sell tht hereinafter described
real property belonging to the said Incom
petent will offer for sale and sell at puoi-e
or private salt, tor c.h or up4ft credit,
after tht Mth day of Decemotr, upot
such terms ts may be approved by lit
Monday, Court, at tnt Homeflndte Reirty, DouQlns
County, In tht City ot Roseburg, Oregon,
'Postmaster Offers Helpful Hints
To Insure Delivery Of Yule Mail
NOTICI
Nolie, It htttbt given tlt
: rwwrrr 4. 1HI. Dtrf tha hours
I 00 a.m. and 1:00 p m. Standard tlma. an ! all tha following described real property
elactlon will be hew In tha Norm Kottjorg oated In Douglas county, Oregon, fo-wit:
Sanitary District tar tha purpose of electing The Easterly 47 feat of Lot 4, Binr
WASHINGTON (API British h Directors to the Board of Directors Jt. City ot Roseburg, County gl Doug-
AmbaKaHnr HiU nrn..i... I Mi0" Senitery District. las. state gf Oregon
nmoassanor Mr Uawd Ormsby Th, plK, ,d election shall! Ine sale will Da made subiecf to the con-
OOre said Thursday that the Ria-'be the ott.ee of the Sanitary District, l , firmatian by the above entmed Court .
jor Communist powers are takine'NC Aiamegg. In tad Oislnct I Data ot Firtt Publication: November 74,
nut ths.r H.ff.rli. - ait. I "" " Directors gl mi.
Date of Last Publication: December 7Z,
With Thank.Rivini! a recrnt mem- ire projram, there'll be Irs dan i "formidable achievements
'r uincrences on Aioanialth. Norm aoteburo samter. ohm-ci.
because thev are afraid to utacli alia bait ram. Secretary mi.
each other directly. j Tfor pinal jiTTtiMiNT
In nnm nt t ; ft. 1 I tlx...-. ! tur.hv bI.h that tha under-
. , '" soned. es edmini.treirl. gl the estate of!
Mnce he came here a monih aso. ijoMN wesley ball, deceased, has filed
the British diplomat Said theier final account in the Circuit C our I
Communist Dowers have marl. " '' O"" ooiat county.
in In- I nth day gf December. 11. at the hour
Oavisl M. Steinmctx
Margery Walls
Cuardianl.
Harry C. Baughmen
Attorney for Guardians
001 Yeon Building
Portland 4. Oregon
vihich aUo make deliveries along
the ame routes also opposed the
bid.
, United Parcel! aaid it would pro
Mde door-to-door service for par-1 you've seen them all
sr., si. ,-uuini. v. ... . .., ,h , , .... r
to see the Santa Claus at Mary's
Why do you have to nee the Santa
Claus at Ciimhels, too? When
one Santa Claus,
you've seen
nrv PiMlmnliir Ki.hr1 Smrlr .airl our nf anntji I hri.tti... .,nl, ,, iMi.ina thai., mil.... tn in .vb.. i m.. m,hm a, ..... ;
4 XC&tA 'Zi STZIVXI 'ZZZn dellVfred be ithe ',ndustr,al ba5e w "WtrrTJ. niiecr
now until the end of the year " ',,h' rl .1 I " ra . . I Uimtmas. ptter. M MKlUnt m,, M mo tt
"... Ti V . t .1 year. j.f offered these helpful hints on I R, n, ,j ,,,. K,,.. ..., meni inereoi
-- i uiiii i i no ii up
erybody is so sentimental
Ev
and
Hay,"
Oreson's interstate routes, both
north ami south and east to I'en-
iiifiuii. as well as ui major vsjpmhi . - ... , . ... c.v......
;ti Vnitrd Parcel alw.y. make, me feel blue;
vice president, said this otiid! "Upn t you think it a time you
orovide dailv oickuo and next dav ' down and wrote your , annual
delivery to some 123 Oregon cities ! "r ,Allnt Martha. Susie? Aft
..ill. n inmr. nrnmnl
I'k.i.l.. t: n.. j -j-j , r ' . t
s. ...i.-..ii.. nets iiuaiir ut-iKit-u ne sale delivery betore Dec. 2.S
aoesn t really like it. four-cent postage on your Christ- IV . n ., ,1
l-ook. Maude, for the last time mas cards. Sent by firsLclass mail. , UUrinn rOSI IWlOnTn
i a drab and dreary social svsten
j "i wnicn promises oi a vroraer s (
I tell you I don't want nothinc . Uiey are sorted and delivered first
for Christmas except some litlle
peace and quiet. Now can I please
finish reading my newspaper'"
fcvery time mv wife hears the
and U you include your return an- W ASHINGTON (AP)-The Asri
i i-uw nn a r-W an va limit thaw U ill
. .1 " " :J , cuiiure uopanmem said inurs-
I iur.niru ii. uir r rm t . day fam Dro(lucl Drjce, dro
chins or KiortM, or 11 mry are n.arlv p.-
NOTICI Or THI PROPOSED
INCORPORATION OR AOOlTlONAL
CONTIOUOUS TERRITORY WITHIN
WINSTON-OIL LARD WATER DISTRICT,
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
Th Osytitujr ot mor than 15, of th
fail vottTM of th territory hrinftr Pr
ttcuirl dKribd hcvirtg bw Med wit
th County CkeK l Douglas Coufti. 0--901,
stirtQ for th hereinafter drr.bed It
ri'txy contiovout ta Wlntrt-D'sia'd watt?
O strict t Doogistf County. 0"W. ta r
lKludd trt. ifKtXDWttj with, ind nrtciad
to th uit Vvtir District.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, tt
sound or 'Jinul Bells' she seems ! undeliverable, they will be "turn-. an(j mid November
mj bo crazy, mie incs 10 Duy oul lu
outside of Tortland. i rr 111 JUM .nrioITt nri5im.(pvpnf ft01T j( 0Wf , MsQ ym fan wnlp a .onai
Opponents contended this wouW nn " yo An Martha UnoWj .1;rorgf hai tireidv boiight mr message on the Chnsimas card
place a burden on earners . I what you want ! a mink j,, for t hVistmas. but i sent by first class mail, whereas.
ready serving these pointu and i riRni, in niini no y" he doesn't know it. I haven't told nly 'm,r iRntre ia authorued
NOTICI TO CREDITORS
paradise have been postponed so notice is hereby g.ven tt.at th un.i
Often that the tMHint hmvm ln,t "" 00t"td AttmMiittrtrn i
uurn inai me people nae ion ot tf EjU,t Cnrl c Cbw, I
faitn in the mystical incanta-1 ah pwten nv)n ciim gmt th ,tati
tlOns Of Mairxism. I "CW1' rt r-Ot1'tl ta prtnt tn fKOff of th County Court of Douqla Coun.
. m with proper vouchr within l month tv. Oroon. on th lh ru ot DKiWMr,
rvent of a dav npn,ill(, nr;, Ar.mrA "oviousiy referring to the con- tn t n not.c t tn utov. w, t to w ocock m, m th counw
if they are . . " "Z '"I'JZZ J 7? Oict beteen the Soviet Inion and '"T mLZHSl l?l 5T-5L SSST MT.
Hcd Ihina. though he did noti.,,,, crrwor, tn me Jooo.m Uciuon ,
name them, OrmitbV Gore Said in Dated an, first awglished thit 4tt) aav gf mcerporatiois ssHtts w .nstar-Ollla'd Water D.i.
a speech oreDared for the Nation. , Ngwnsbgr. mi 1 " Doug.as Count.. Oregon, at me tgt.
1 It w .. . u . , I LI(.S K LSO"l. HTTT.n sr-eiri lowing OeKnDed territory
ai nr viuu. Aniuiuuus poll- gt tna ittate of LHARLI
that a service such aa United Par- didn't like the Christmas tree ,1 n)m )f(
The department said lower pne
es lor meat animals, alms fruit,
corn, cotton and esss were re
sponsible for most ot the decline.
I'nce increases lor some veje-
eels proposes already is available, i picked out last year! So thii yearj your nuim illir, m unsealed third class rate
0".f"B,1 ,lrn Xht tnr'nl tables, poultry,' soybeans and milk
The News -Review
fublitheel Hgwt-kgvigif fuMitkitif Cg.
54S S. I. Meitt Sv.i ftgtgkiiff. Orgflgft
were partially offsetting
The mid November farm prire
ticians clandestinely intriMiie
against each other and the grown I
up powers take it out on little Al
bania when they are atraid to at
tack each other "
CHARLES V. STANTON
Editor
CECRGE CASTILLO
Managing Editor
ADDYE WRIGHT
Business Manager
DON HAGEDORN
Display Adv. Mgr.
rrgoett
ii.l i- .i - i . - Daoartment
Z":' ""a Z'.u "vet wa aNut one per cent be- "nne ine reauueR or coirmu-, tri Afcni.
I' m . u i. . ' low a vear a:o num have destroyed most of its eh cmw. ok3 I
cord Mark packages containing dreams. Ormsby Core said, the "l
breakable sifts, "tragi. "Han- uie ,nu" Ul Pr,cp Pat n u-t..r ns.tmn. .t,n i,.,. J " ami'"f,' '
Aim u-ith r.r " Put mn i.twl farmers for commodities and w"rn nation still hae not Arcn e4r, (nlW, a, fltM ., ;
rirrvinS the recinirn UltludinK inteirst. taxi completely disproved the Com mil- ovnt tn th crei, t c th
carrint( me recipients ann senn- . j nut thtwirv tht trttffrn-- 5' 0'on tv oovQa count ayvj
r' name and ari.trew invnie ev- ,-,,n "r ,,r' rrmainra - - tn tm, M. f fmir. mi .t
Member of the Associated Tress, Oregon Newspaper Publishers
Association, the Audit Bureau of Circulation
Entered second class matter Hay 1, 1920, at the pest office at
Roseburf, Oregon, under art of March 1 187S
Subscription Rates on Classified Advertising Tage
necktie, how about this one It Avo,rt "n'lrM packinc ot your
made from the skin of a cobra."
"Bobby, you come out of that
closet this very minute. No, mom
my isn't try in? to hide those pack
ages. She's Just just keeping
them for a friend. They're no con-
.v !i-ry package.
ou mean your bo only gtve. n PnnclUMOnt lht? rMmater
you a bo of chocolates" My boss: ,aidi ..Bv takirf? a hue fXtra
gives m a $2S gift certificate, a carff Wlth your Christmas mailings
bottle of scotch and a kiss, if r, .ht now. vou li avonl disauiwint-
there's nobody Is in the oltic."! mg friend and It.ved ones The drx of record. riion to apply for membership in
"Could I please have a one way : post oflire is fully prepared for With farm product prices oft the Kuropein Common Market i
ticket to Timbuktu or Bali or the big Christmas mail uh. biit one per cent and the index of pne one step in the process of disprov-
anyplace else here they don't through your cooperation in mailing s paid by farmer unchan&cd. ing the Marxist view that the
play Christmas tunes on the ra , early and often, a siiKktestcd by the farm price level declined to capitalist world wul destroy it
dm? ' ithe .National Improved Mail .erv-,.. per cent ot parii
CASON, OKHMtf
STATS O AflCHlf SABl. CHILD
HOT ICS 0 PINAL ACCOUNT
(N. 14,
ta th C 'Cuit Court ti P tt of O-t
Don for t Cawhr OooflU.
at a Unit the same level as for among th non Communist coun
the previous three months tries will destroy them and assure
The index was up about one per ,he ultimate victory uf Com
cent. howeer. from a ear a,;o. munim.
and was the highest November in L Ormshv Gore said Britain's de
th hv f t M ee m th terv
Of Vet 4 Sac ttt Courtroom Of ti t
C Ov" h pOOnttl M 4 Cou"
t t.m art tvac tor e'
oo,crtni thrr n th irttmt thvt-
DJ 4 "rtt BVDih' Nov. t. IHt
D' Of ttt puB'iCI' O" D I. '!
WtLLUV tttN CM'LO. J.
Aatc-jfttor
S-uc M Ha l o
"'.YHADt a HALL
A'Of tear Atjf.-r ajt-'i'if
rKotif aU'o'i'a
I rtiS At 0'9M
80'nlng at point th jct on lir
iTvn sctioni K rtfl Ji. Towmrtip ;i
Sooth, Rro wtt. ft V , Dougl
Countv. O'toon. t fh Horin rt-of
lit of th Cool S,v-totJrfl H-n-r
No 43; rwhomsj thnc North oot
h tiri in to trt tjtxt'Or. (0"'
tvrirncn to SaKtiO"! 1. 17, M ntf J'l
fhx Wf I ri,i lo-q tn WCtiOrl
In t tr cfon COrnajr COr-mon
iCliOn 17. 1, 70; th-ic S0u"
1 pmi on tn ftKtion tir to V
W'On CiX"r common to Sx!Or) 1.
X. IS anJ JO; thnc South to (xt C
tat btvord th South right-of-T of
H'IV N. 2: trrx E Itt t t
WMf ftJ f COU"ty 34 Ne .
fK Nhtty o-g fK nvnt right -o-v
f CtXrnfv ja , 7 tg f
N0'thif cor"' o HK'-on of Hiort-
V N 41? od COwry 94 NO !
1l NOrthOaOgVIV O f Kvlrl
r oMjf.v l'- of Civ Biy io
out M-fltiway H. J ta th ptx f
0g.nn.n
A i p'gr tr'mlit mv ' '
hartj on n.a propo r -tat or of rn
f- p.c iVim J
Da' f i r 01, rf '.Mmotf, IH1.
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