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4 Tfc Ntwt-Rvlw RMtburf,' Or. Thur,, Jun 13, 1963 Oregon Solons Request Funds I. WASHINGTON (UPI) Oregon Democrat! went before appromi ations subcommittees at both ends , of the capital this week to press for annrnval nf hiiHaat runuii , or public works projects in their i eiaie. flt. Sens. Wavni Ifnna nA Ufa,. "rine B. Neuberger recommended io ine senate Public Works sub committee that spending proposed in President Kennedy's budget be increased by about $8 million. Similar requests that the budget be adjusted upward to meet the full construction mnahilifla the Army Kngincers were made ! n thm lln. k.. D nJ:iL ! lireen, rtoDert Duncan and Al UU man. Morse. In a Drenarprt laf urged that a budget request for i minion tor jonn Day dam be ; lipped to $71 million because of "long delays that ensued in past years." He also urged that $543,000 be added to the budget for the Coos and Millicoma Ilivers Project to help provide cheap transportation for logs in the Coos Bay area. Mrs. Green endorsed a budget request of $1 million for t project to deepen the Columbia River channel to 40 feet. She noted that .the project also had the backing of Rep. Waller Norblad, H-Ore., and Julia Butler Hansen, D-Wash. She told the committee that Portland's llth ranking among U.S. ports was threatened because newer VPlR haH ilan fir-- a some were not able to load to capacity because of the shallow ness of the existing channel. U.N.Financial Woes Unsolved UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI) --iiie security council debate on financing a IinlrAH Kri!nn. mission to Yemen left the world parliament Wednesday as far away as ever from solving its money problems. The resolution adopted by the jt-imuuii council Tuesday sanc- uunea me aispaicn of U.N. ob server! in Vaman t.t.1 I. the key question of what U.N. uuuy is responsioie for arranging i uniitim support lor such opera tions. A laaf . M.tnlA - i --v - iijiiiuiv i-uiiijiuinise averted a showdown that might iu ""Pea nca some light on ..io piuuauiea u.n. nscai crisis. Conseauentlv. Ihm mimi- reverted to private consultations ii a iormuia io meet expenses Of future niarA.lrean!nf n.l. J he Afro-Asian powers, the only tiuii-vuiuuiunisi group aim to ap prove a formula, worked under ii appeal io complete tnelr nego tiations ao a fiscal agreement can be voted in the Ill-nation General Assembly. J" , , Bannler of the Netherlands, chairman of the as sembly's budgetary committee, called off today's meeting and ap pealed for an end to all private consultations by Thursday, The assembly has been meet ing In special session for more than four weeks in an attempt to ,Y,,e nil" of erasing a $100 million debt and paying future peace - keeping costs on basis equitable to all members, The huge deficit is largely the result of the refusal of the So Viet bloc countries, Krance, South Africa, Portugal and several ocr slates to pay their shares m the peace-keeping costs in the Congo and the Middle Kasl. Students Conduct Glide Promotion The promotional exercises for eighth grade students of Glide tip per momentary School were held the evening of June 4 in the grade school multipurpose room. The student council planned and conducted the entire program. Ken Taylor, first semester student body president, gave the opening ad dress. Roberta Diimoni, member m ine siiiucm council, presented the awards of the State Science Fair held In Portland at which Janet Price and Susan Connlne won first place trophies and Duanc Amann a third place certificate. David Kennaday, second semcsler student body president, gave the closing address. There was no mu sical program. Krank Moore of the Glide School Board presented diplomas to the 47 graduates. C'lvln Chrislensen, principal of Glide Junior High, stated that 26 eighth grade students were promo ted from Deer Creek Grade School and five from Tokctee grade school, all to attend Glide High next year and will make a total of 78 students in the freshman class. He also remarked that only 40 seniors were graduated this year. The seventh and eighth grade students held a farewell picnic at the school the day following the promotional exercises. If Your Paper Hai Net Arrived By :1S P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between & 7 P.M. RODEO WEEK VALUES ATTEND DanmooreHotel 1217 S.W. 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Scottish charities will receive tha nrncffprt. alt n $2,912,032 auction sales of 47 paintings and one bust from the collection of the late William A. oi.-uiuu ou ana snip, ping magnate. raroill D'hn i... uit-u rasi year without heirs, lived as a recluse and permitted few persons to see the collection he had put together 1920s F"ces in me early Knlhnhv. nBllA.r uuucuca were Jammed for the record auction which exceeded the previous high total of 2.2 million for a mod. crn art collection. That price also pom ai aomeoy s, for seven imnrivCKirmlst r,an.inn. -J .... n win Goldschnudt collection auc- "Danscuso Basculant," a pastel baling Brnna hi, r-nnn- i . . uc. orougni the top price of $294,000. The 26-by-U inch work had been exhib ited only three times since it was Some of the collection's highly ,..,,0 10,lcu l0 arouse the expected interest among the scapo thought capable of bring in $250,000 sold for $106,400 A Degas oil of ballot dancers brnilf'ht t1A nnn rH.. j .. predicted $280,000. Sutherlin School Budget Rejection Precipitates Cuts ; Becauan nf u. . receiving voter approval the Suth erlin School Board has been called upon to make several decisions to curtail or delay activities of the school district. Without an opera ting budget authorising the expen. ditiire of school district funds, the district cannot expend monies aft. or the current fiscal year endina on June 30. Employment Ends All non . certificated personnel havo been nnHftaH iui ........ .,,. MiCM CU1- ployment with the school district icriiiiiiaiea as of that date. Re consideration will be given these o.uiJiujrcs ii mcir position is pro vidcd in future budgets according to board action. It was also nec essary io suspend the driver edu. cation program and the summer band for this summer, according .v wufc. nayiuuna Muiien. Tho board also ordered a delay in summer malntAn.nA k..ii.i. ings and grounds and remodeling, pending future developments with) the 1963-64 budget. New construe- non wnicn woum nave provided classrooms at the high school have also been delayed. Only mini mnl school supplies are to be pur chased tO nrflnar fnp tha nn.nl.rf of school in the fall. The budget nas ocen rcjectea twice. Date Moved A later opening date for achool was directed by the board. School will open on September 9. Thii will allow some extra time to per form maintenance (asks necessary to operation of the schools nor mally carried on during the sum mer vacation. The resignation of Darl Hunt, hinh ftphnnl F.nfflieh Inafpimfni. wh. accepted by the board at its last meeting. Hunt has served as speech Instructor, English department head and drama coach in addi tion to his regular classroom teach- Int; n.ilonmnnti Ua inAlaataA !.- he will work in the Springfield scnooi msirici mis ran. 39c oz. Tis . . . 49 FRFSH EASTERN PORK SALE CEMTEES CUT HOAST BUTT AST POm STEAK SAUSAGE FRESH HOCKS OUR OWN SPECIAL "WHOLE HOG" MIX 39' k 3 9 39 ib. Spaghetti Dinner Mission. Italian Style 229c Tomato Juice , T, 599 Nescafe Instant Coffee io.,or 89 Ruskefs Biscuits or Flakes 4 89' Spaheffi & Meat Ballsceni..4o.z.nn 49c Meat and Produce Prices good through Satur- AQFtl CCVEU AAVC A UfCEl day, June 15. All other price good through JtVtN UATi A WCCK Wednesday, Juno 16. Wt reserve the right to limit. No sales to dealer. 9 A.M to 9 P.M. Maj. BearrJsley Gets Academy Liaison Post ' Maj. Robert M. Beardsloy. an Air Force Reserve officer in Rose burg, has been appointed as a lia ison officer for the United States Air Force Academy. Mai. Beardsley will reoresent the academy in the Koscburg arc '.t'. '' jfelja- V-;,1 ROBERT BEARDSLEY , academy representative by providing Information and coun sel to young men who are Inter ested in applying for cadet Domin ations. He will furnish academy literature to guidance counselors in local high schools and be avail able to meet with interested students. Maj. Beardsley holds a bache lor's degree from Oregon State University and a bachelor of laws degree from Northwestern College of Law. Anyone who desires Information concerning the Unites States Air Force Academy may contact Maj. Beardsley at 273 W. Hatel, phone OR 14204, ki Roeebtunj. ! ! r
