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Celt to pi a i fa Harvest Moon 9 -In The Day's Mews- Page 4 Tht News-Review MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1963 Commercial Airline Service Disappearing W'"r gZtJ By FRANK JENKINS xv" s, i vjr.ft-err -f.rv i ci.;, .i i ns An notes the taxes and" so other 1eoile have other night to the Council of Pro-jto PAY MORE TAXES to make W Y"" fit sharing Industries, Oregon's up the difference. ..vf.- r &J -Ik'--i -.. -v V V J Roseburg appears to be fighting a losing battle in trying to keep West Coast Airlines operating into the city.- The events are taking a startingly parallel course with those followed by Southern Pacific in withdrawing its passenger service several years ago. Instead, however, of offering very poor service on the airplane itself, WCA is making it almost impossible from one day to the next for a pros pective passenger to determine whether or not he can get out of or into town by plane. After changing the schedule sever al times in the last year, WCA fin ally whittled the schedule down to a single round trip each day. This was after it had withdrawn F27s from service into Roseburg. ' The latest action of discontinuing flights altogether until "threshold markings" are painted and new lights are installed can't be ques tioned. It has the backing of the Fed eral Aviation Agency. . Every action taken so far has had the cloak of official authority. A hill was in the way, so the F27 was dis continued. Now, the hill, a b inkling, a pole (all of which have been there for years) are suddenly discovered as hazards so great even the DC-3 is in danger. The Roseburg airport was meeting the Civil Aeronautics Board's "use it or lose it" mandate in July. Then, schedules were juggled around. The result was that the us ers dropped away in droves. Where the boardings in July had been 24G, the August figure dropped to 60. The decision Friday that the dan gers were too great for DC-8s ap peared to be just another of the un usual decisions designed to make the airline service as unusable as pos sible. The strangeness of the decis ' ion was that it was made after WCA had been operating on the airport for 12 years. With a lucky break in the weather, the city was able to paint its thresh old markings so daytime service could start again Saturday. But the 5 :30 flight to Portland was still out because of the lack of threshold lights., It appears likely this is just a pre lude' to. complete discontinuation of service. Since it has been reported that DC-3s will be taken out of West Coast system entirely next year, and F27 has been effectively stopped, the future doesn't appear to be filled with West Coast airplanes in Rose burg. I. "' '7 - Mayor Tom Garrison put it simply : "I think we're off their list." He too questioned the sudden discoveries which made flying so hazardous into Roseburg. If the operation were so hazardous, it should never have been started. If it were so hazardous, it certainly should never have continued for 12 years. The city appears determined to keep trying to do all it can to keep the service for the city, but the out , look is bleak. It quickly got on the job of painting threshold stripes. It is studying the possibilities of putting in new night lights. It is also invest igating the obstruction situation, i It is obviously working in good faith to make the company's respon sibility to serve the area as palata ble as possjble. Also, U.S. Rep. Rob ert Duncan has offered his help on behalf of the city. In a conversation W0F Governor Hatfieldtold his hear-l And so on. It's a strange world ers that profit sharing by em-we're living in, isn't it?:.-.--- re WKi-i iS - tj-. . ..-i owners ri. ,-GT5. -CJ nlovers will help employes' mor- V .ft.'Hvri'VW' "Via ale and will improve their at-! n"v w $?i?JE ; Utude toward free enterprise. Question: -True or false? Answer: . It all depends. SOFT LING WITH U.S. ml ' 1"Ti inrT T I m T 1 ,ar-?!-lU-.-- T IF THERE IS A PROFIT, the employes' morale wdl be im- a. of tht Opinions From Readers per dollar of sales in the second nuarter nf 1963 from 4.2 'cents Friday, he reported that he would Letter Notes Lion Club and 1963) they donated candy Us powers to a world state. No in ti,e fjrst quarter and 4.7 fwR'Ejfe'3 proved and their attitude to-l ward free, enterprise will De'Taktn from tho filij much friendlier. Ntws Revitw 1 . - If there is no profit, the em- ' ' ' .' .. .-: ployer will go broke and the i employes will lose their jobs. : 40 YEARS AGO ( That's about the long and the Oct. It, 1923 - short of it. I The monthly payroll in Reed- j sport is now about $100,000 ac- Turnipg to automation, Gover-j cording to C. C. Johnson, mill . nor Hatfield said he has no ; owner and mayor of the city. solution of the problem but be- The city of about 2,000 is show- lieves that business leaders must ing great commercial activity. pool together to solve it, . j Considerable interest is being He added: i shown in an income tax meas- "I believe that within the u re on which a vote will be - NEXT DECADE the work wcekjield Nov. 6 for the states It M.ill hn rlnum In 75' hnnre " : iti.Qc annmvuil hv thf lppislntllrrt - 1 a ' rofcrAnHiim urns 'pallprl. ' What about that? - . . ,!The tax would be imposed on Let's put il this way: every resident or non-resident A work week of 25 hours for doing business in the state. The. a five-day week will mean anjrale proposed ranges from 1 . avera?e of five hours of work: per cent on the first $1,000 uf t per day. , inet income to 6 per cent on , The result of that will prnb- taxable income over $12,000. , v ably be a lot of MOONLIGHT- ' 25 YEARS AGO . , T ING. .' .?.( Oct. 28, 1938 , j. Warden James Lewis of the , More business news: i Oregon State Penitentiary, who. . According to a statistical note' made the prison in-Salem a in the Wall Street Journal, the model of orderliness . and dis- profit margin after taxes of U.S.lcipline for the whole - nation, . manufacturers rose to five cents died today. . -' ; v Congressman James W. Mott i told Republicans at a rally in continue to explore every means to ward providing air-, service -to - link smaller cities with .larger airports.-i , Only time will-tell what the result of these activities will be. ..nnnMAn( fU..I m.,A K nnwnl- UI3C 0IVPI1 tn lend Or HiVe mhI, ;.. ,1,n nni.Mnnni1iHM n. Help For Blind Persons the blind, and helped to sell away a single cent of our re-!ter of i962 U was the highest! Thn Tallin- our candv s!lle- They, have soirees lo anyone, ai numc m sinCe the second quarter of 1959. irovided transporUition needed auroaa. mei, Knowuiu an mu,i I Wo of the , Douglas County for s)ecial meetings and to the our Congress, oathbound to up- Question iChapter of the Blind would like summcr camp. In August they. hold and defend the Constitu-i , ,. , :tn nuilfn flin nnhllp nwarp nf 1.-1 1 ...in. ti un nnnrnnrialoH gnH civ.1 - aonaieu u) unu neiyeu wiui ure uuh, na app,uF..-- D-. news the Roseburg Armory last night Congress should not be . a rub ber stamp for the executive:-. ' Glendale Pirates football team ! defeated Oakland 34-6, in a six- man game last night.-' ; good news or bad- Plans for the new-' school Ihnilclinir to be erected as a PwA Piaf Will Heavenly Help Choir 'CZ inTju?rJ" Li"? sale of -"""ag, then ffa? S biUi0n Ur! I suppose it all depends onlproject by the Garden Valley of P,eyr,help,Cd mr"-i?WlU!!,MiduM eU 10 the MW-lt promhere today from Portland ar- -"fa the Douglas County Fair, the debt -tat Lenin ta.,- sinfui thing and ought to chitects. The project is expect- . Si! jrX" S lymJ. ne away with, you wilted to cost $6,300, '.The, district uiuiiB mm ttUAiuwiicn u v inr,ai ohnntor nf l ie blind mil weann. e ie :4...:- 'only - the, stitewide . organiza- T," nP,i m.n the booth If the purpose was to add to . 1 . '"""K "-!u" l "S" ."T'Zr . , iillllS, UUl UUI lUVfll biuup Ul Douglas County. Most people linva hnatvl nf tho f.lnnc hut . . 'r i i :4! U.if rtiirAmifau mnlrac concn how many know what they do? "s IOtrn ""j1" f.eT CaliT.; But U makes sense in no other regard it as bad news. Manyrecently voted $3,500 in bonds,' The Lions Sight Conservation where he trained for a guide way. There is no nation, greai ' " wt ppI in vbap rft ' " Foundation, Inc. takes many dog. or small, today that is not in to .the . bol lef-or : at 1 east .PRE. . . 10-YEARS AGO forms: : In short, they have given of better, safer fiscal condition TEND to (hat a good profit is Oct. A. 1953 I The summer camp program their money, their, time, and than our own once great and wicked and shouldn t be permit-1 Gordon Stewart has oecit for the blind and visually handi-Uiemsolves to better the lot of free Republic. Now we owe ted. elected president of the Rose- was clus-, It was the kind of voice that capped provides rehabilitation blind people all over Oregon more billions than all - of them ' - ;burg Kiwanis Uub.. ennobled tho listener, and you and social recreationul experi-and Douglas County. We just combined. Lets put il. like this: , hen. Guy Cordon ot Koseouig did not pause to consider that encos for the blind campers in thought the public might like The late FDR told us: "Don't If you continue to. make . a said, in an interview he isn't l IIP ' 1 ..... : i ...l.:U . , t r il.: tU:.trM.V';i.of.-Vnr,rltn 'PhnV-'AiSfU S.n,. A .Wlnnc-rtl.vnnnJf mhnlhni. nn nnt ha..llflll in sue was nuiueu opunow ue h. cuiuury-. euvuuiiiueiu wmii-h io Know a lew oi mese iiuugs intuiv imuga. juav imei'v"- ,t ,uHyMiiaiiica.i v-ouua tci wn,.. wiruiti "i - .i,,,i. Sy ROBERT C. RUARK love with whomever PARIS Not since Joan of est. Arc's untimely end has a nn-l She was incomparable ! sue was numcu SDarrow De-a counirv- environmcni wmcn i .u.k.i. ..n,..L.M. .mI,..1 .. .... r. . .. rnuse shn wns a lnmnlpss urn f mnnv.nl Ilium mio it nut other-anl 1 1 . ,, i in, Mm ,imi visnnl-doii t. Tliev ore piaunea uiai and vou lire more neonlc. These seeK re-election next vear. you 'consider sho was bom in degenerate dwarf was ln'com- ot 11,0 P.urh t,lrccls-,' '" ' " wise be ble to enjoy. Blindly handicapped of this area way and don't )cf anybody tell added people provide more cus-: N))bBeamer, .fullback for the tlon mourned more a dcnartedi ci, u,.,.,i.ni,i the street, roared In a house nnrnlile In hin own flnlri nf art I You not consider, any- adults from all corners of Ore- certainly appreciate their sin- you uiuereni. inai ne Knew tomcrs for other businesses. i Roseburg (ligh School .Indians, of prostitution, had an llleglti-she was incomparable as Mail-tl"ng' You nlcrely fclt "ml lifo 8n have enjoyed this camp cere and conscientious efforts, those planners ana wiidi. iiiey,-. jf you. don't make q profit, leads the team in scoring with mato baby when she was 15, rico Ulrillo, an illegitlmute wns Pain nnd then cnme 'Icatli each year since its inception Douglas County Chapter of were up to cannot be denied.- If jog jo- toke and your emplqyrjeo points this year. He : has i. u,bu vu.... . - . iii-i iwar uici. juua. 11 -juu- -lll atui cu lu tuui;iiuuwiia 111 live was as ucl7 as sin. went un- ,i.,ntr innnlnnnfi,io in and in the meanwhile, with in 1958. Inasmuch as there are steady with the wrong fellows, 'hi. nnini'ml feoiino. fnr ph llllck.. tllclc m'8ht be love. iinore than 2,900 blind persons Mon,nri "Unamiiu " r., , . . . .. 1-1HI mill 111IS NDIiere 1 uw.iiu Upi.,.n, ann was liisi ii flin incoiiiiiar was and with reason, Jean Coctcau, a ified playwright Piaf quit this sphere much in the state, the Lions are look- able. .loo early for the world's health, ins to expansion of this pro-! Blind By Joan Maricc Wallace Sccrctary-Trcasurer' 2010 N.E. Stephens i.fii,Ai. t-ui.A t . . . ,.. , ue Dime suys nun no spur-. gram, ai camp me uuuu en lainct laie-, ci,a hnrl pves like 0 r n a t . . ... ? ........ . . nnrl Vrllili , ., ,., row s cieam goes unnouceu Dy joy .isning, . orsesnocs, arencry, ann .aiUl .wnnnrU an, a ninnlh likn a . . ... . J. . , . ,. - . Piaf. a tiny drab with a grand nu70 on sins ng, swimming, nonny- Drunken Drivers Need i aJ .uiiiiin .n imm. nf ..".V. . T ...."".the ball with Edith. She could crafts, shuftlcboard, dancing m.lf special and hiking. The campers re- rviore 1 nan tt risr jisjj hn rlin t,nn linmn ini'lnm-nlitrl nnrl tin. iinnlefn. Slin rllrln't hnvn': . .... . . . , .' Pluf nrnhnhlv1 C - - wounuca d.v me, anu sue is nueu, looKtng iorwarci vun en- !,?f bo15 worth watching, but nmind lo ImnrovB ho hoavenlv thusia.-.m tn i-eturninc next year, voice died within an hour of 8 . . . 1 f 7 b" w"" Edith. Sh voice, died within an 110111 ot mony t0 torture, and lacked Certainlv aualifv for the each other, aqd Piaf upstagcdioniv crucfixion gears to make Xe for he fnZ w Cocteau In the wal ing at he;tho'm compiete. Sho didn't havo'S,'a'e(1 h , 'hlif,? ' various pars. i'iai pronnmy hmw wnvih uninhinn imf croatcd more Gallic sympathyout ot hcl. movlt, thoro flowed-"!",, by her passing than La Kay-a soui .,n"'r; rent lawless usurptions at Wasli-;the ho,e; vou don,t pay incomc gamcs lllgllill, lilt: flic nuiiucia ucin howling about the "lunatic fingc." , In my youthful days I heard it said that when a person be gan thinking so many others were insane, the trouble was with his own mental condition, j Pressure Won't Decrease For High Court Th is Yea r To The Editor: 1 SuCM pel.SOns were sent to the1 The U.S. Supreme Court; will 'made. 'for-it. , If ihej.measure Ordinarily I am not critical nsjmc wards. Alien psychia- got no respite from the 'field dies', -.'greater interest: will sur- o.,.,, ... twists arc seekjr.g frantically to "'jui i.-uiuiuveiy m x uie rouuu. we cour s -ruung.- WASHINGTON WINDOW ette ever managed on an un scheduled ' ocean voyage to America. Lady Lovad The French do not ordinarily take their famous folk to heart, and in Paris "heart" is a word mostly spoken in a butcher shop. But they loved this little lady of the great misfortunes, because somewhere she touch ed 1 chord usually heard only in carh registers. Nnhnritr ni'nr hail an min-h luck of the bad sort as Edith u,e biggest stake in the adinin-ipnilimng against the Repuhli-' 1,1 -f cm.- ... 1 ia itrtinn' lay roilnrllnn nmnne.icans on the Issue of lltiemnlov-," 1 'in, oiiu was uui 11 at-i-iiiriH- - - - - , r ..i.i ally in the street. She was "1 President John F. Kennc-ment, was 3.0 million jobless. ? U pi ob cisions of others. Neither am ucopyr... svn-., mc During 1962 the Devers Me- J--" nd fault with our morial Eye Clinic ti'entcd 6,283 , convince us that most Ameri- M63-64 term now ncgitminj.V.rQ'i$-jp're'mc cdurt's'.-196i! 'de cani are a bit crazy. The deal- New cases involving rcappor-Vjsion in the teririessee Veapiipr'-. cases referred through doctors r,., , ' ' ,," ,,'Z ,u;hmSs al Washington seem to uuiihil.u ui sine lugijiuiuio tionment case simply , made the throughout the state, public and r"" " Iff A-8vc some color ,0 wllat they nu cro wwns in puiuiv i-ipoint,i that :the-' federal court Kennedy Has Big Stake In Tax Cutting Proposal private agencies as well as Linns clubs of Oregon say but: Since ',a8f lwN?' c0,n'm'? five of T1U1'S1; Psychiatry is not a science, docket. itablishmentii will be high on tho have a rig,i to speak in suits in- UinilS CUIUS OI UlCgOn. Oinue A , k. D.n,. cnnh ' J""""! " - vuhiuh inaiuuuuiuuiicu 1UBIO- 11)59 the Devers Clinic had nan- ' ,, - n is only a perverted psycholo-' The reasonably well-tnformed latures on the ground that Thea, , , ' v., Sv basetl lPn tllc scx insani-layman may ask: "Haven't the 14th Amendment's "equal, stcd Accordin8 10 'e P.aner.,a h"' ties of Sigmund Freud. If all those issues already been set- protection of the laws" clause notiA nmn irnc inimn OiiiltV II V . .. . t ....... .... , . . Idled a total of 13,744 cases. urcgon aiaie uons navc wasiea folmd EulUv s '" " no time in seeing that these , ,.., ij. r.u ii'inc ,! uu uuooiaoteu, ueo d.v mc coun.- no lime in seeing IIIHI lliese r,:.,-!-, -! Hoo r.pralr) B " .- , i. .-. vuicia obuimoi. Sinn uis- were treated bv a volume of 1 ' , ......Ji ' T..fJ 1 aml ,llat letl ,0 l"Wmg here! The answer is, only in part, tortious in voting strength. i. By LYLE C. WILSON comprising 3.6 per cent of the doctors donating their time "U0Ve . oart of the news item- of tllc a"Ts,.Y .'u ? 1 .. , ma,.ler , . Slt"'nS'i The court did not say' 1,ow" Unlld Prtu Inltrnatlontl llabor force. The figure for 1960 nwny from their own private qH? f L, sm and S3 ?ver " .?''"!' ,lle hlgh5st and ",e h'8h court ruled last sprlnB ever" wnat "regards as fair The American citizen with during which JFK was cam- practice. imsIs and sen f enced to 30 Tda "st civiluation created since in a cluster of decisions that and reasonable apportionment.- e hieeest .Ukn ih .,),n naiuning against the Rcmihll-' In My of each year the pub-'f"d,,,? n the new term the high bo accmeni: ration', lax .reduction projcan. on the ...ue of unemptoy., two days J d n l TZuT lr .T. Z JTZ ... c i niii i up n in wnr m nas snmn- cinniinnn u- inrf it ran no rm in t n i ..n i n n i nm. raised in a bookshop by her h probab y depend, on inat. also, was . per com ot mm. ., day. were suspended." end of lMns ..,-, a- than :h"Th.. .f. 7.r ritiZ.l mi oi me 0111. .v ..i uiui.n - - -r - quote. Oh Boyl in cllecl uie .h. ie nu, in si.n, ,hpv. ., . ,, . , cu ;, llllll 111 l ie UIUIIS CUIUS Willi nil-Ill mnl - Jaxf'e vnnm . . . . -w" uv.. Sep,. 3, chapter, of, he organs bHni last in ?ontiac, Mich., candidate the Orwn CoiS a"d show the way to tion of whether the proprietor LCnZy ..LnZ Blind ' - anganizatlon "of" llHtmS!S s.omelhin -d. -better of a. privately owned establish- Unhilllfll Criminal. 44 over the nation are waiting to learn Us ruling. .. . onactmpnt of lli hill the ubor force. Not much m " nauonwme coopcrauve ci- nU Unv. ... pffoM ,ho " , - u.av a.a u. yv ,uu -.vers, jawma:;ois ana icgisiai- i niiuiiiuiuci , auci uti iiiuiui i , , . . ... . , ( -- wnni is now in sieni uiev win nn v u-e in nnfnrcp itrh nil n,n j J l t , rr- 11 I DltlvOllinnl ! illlll IU WW UIUIIS Vlllim UU n.m ,.nni,i . "I . ' " " " " invo an uvui Uie tiaiiuu months, (It w.-s a respectable Douglas Dillon was telling the' Campaigning on maison. Granny employed 20 Senate Finance Committee count 'cm, ;-0 girls). week that the business outlook Edith did have the woods colt is not good. Dillon Is fearful nf he said: "We are not going to t 15, and the child riird of an ccom.mic recession late next be satisfied un meningitis. F.dith owned functional liver than nearly body for the last double decade ... ....I ... ... , f . v. ... tnan we novv scc ,,veP ,hei.ei in every Amen- . , .. ways lor a measiy . iao. run iiii-ll unu snun, si-imiik i;,i. n,.m law il i. , if. a less year. Tha, is what puts JFK's can who desires a job can find " T'r "",, I, .u'l. Vn(eT 0rcRn 1 ly any job in jeopardy. AP recession one at decent pay." " V ' " J h, 01 ficult enough for ilecailc. would have mighty impact on' Moving on lo Flint, Mich., ho ' " then, to heli. tZ mei ei forcemcnt ",err! symbol. She fell in love with a priie Ihc presidential election in told a Labor Dav audience: Tighter named Marcel Cerdan, which Kennedy will seek a sec- J V. , l I ..i I i r . h t Ti . ','n,,u"u "'r,n- lion, full employment crash. Sho had a thing abou,i iiP .nd the liemnfiai. lirri n, .,r n, our law en- officers to even get rtpoiilfAn HnivincT nni'intinn The White Cane is a symbol. ' ...j . - aim i. . una... ic mm- .nut. Fuik iniln(i merelv slan the con ,n full nmniiumnn. llincn 1.1 .I..-:-.. llM.Ii- r inClinCU UI Ullll-1, Mtti IHC IUU Hubert II. Heath 4820 X. Stenlicns Roseburg, Ore. those are sold during lubiis, a Week in many White Cano communities victcd drunken driver on pain, and she looked like a mav,)P t,lcv Fan liek " " Z '", ' I "'i' .u,- .k- . 'li , his way to get drunk and drive KCI!!f'S,!,,1'm her liUl01,ul l,u'v rnnn,,t lick depres-'attempted ,o do in the 1930s. In newspapers, radio and te cvis- Rain;1 ,hnl f "SL h And bv Cod ,.,n , a..lv !fton' Tm,s " '" "dmin-ia different scale, facing differ- ion. The White Cane Law is f"'" "" be donc aboll,t nno, nj 1.00.. sue was lux latration's pleadina for the $11.1 cnt problems, we arc going to cmnhaMzcd that the bearer " Mie sang some songs "U hmin. i., ,i k.. ik. ,,. i. ,i . ' K cpl..J Extenuating circumstances? Vie en Rose" made her fan,- of .Mn.n 7w, j." " ,, e, KennVI'wT nreeUe.v " . 'Z L "T V opinion there I, no such i i a.' . f. tiie moitmk"f oir- thing for anyone who will get n.l. 1 . nrl ......... 1. ...I . . i..iu.v nu uvrr sen i. n.-i i-nn i. , i.:. i. heard her. saw the sad eyes. jFK k,, ni.. m .7!.." ... '"L ...i.i. . ',. 11".". "" .A .. . V. drunk and drive! hand. lmml.lHvfeir.,dl N'XOn ,,U 1960 Presidential problems. FDR couldn't brum and for the blind. Thus, the ?" " vp" !,,. lrPot hands, Immediately fell sadly in campaign. hc young man it off until World War II White Cane Week serves two JhNV ,rom Massachusetts seemed to boomed industrial production, ends needed funds arc raised Kiisemirg, ure. JdC UICUK'KCUiCll) ,uvo "Vhing going for him. crettcd jobs for all, and a and a vieoroua effort is made . TT . ., wvw . a.v. w B(st of a, RomR (ol. Kennedy mass prosperity. to show that a blind person is ClVt-Awy Or Wealth uuh.5UD.,l,Ewt t, w" hi" lc of attacker. Nixon! What FDK merely attempted an onlinary human who can he Usurps U.S. Authority NtvtvREViEW publish. no co. !,vas sUlck wl,h 'he defensive In the 1930s, JFK said he would rehabilitated and integrated into yntbura. orwi Realise ho ran as the entry of accomplish in the 1960s. If self- his community to live a normal To The Editor: smaraa ai I cwS cii. mim. My j , . icon.ldence could have done it, ami productive life. The government of these t'nit- iw, at tin post Miict at nowburg!' "t'xt year Kennedy will lie Kennedy would have brought I, Besides contributing to and ed States was created ,o serve 3rc8on,Bnw art ai Marth i, iia stuck with the defense. The of-'off. ".here probably has no, sponsoring these projects of the the needs of the respective fencivc will have passed to the been a more self-confident can- rtatc groups, the Roseburg states and was given only sliict- uniVHrt!i and 10 ,ne'.r cn'li-;didatc for public office in our Uons have assisted our local ly limited and specifically dele- Awtn auraau ai c.reuiaiioa and ih. o ,?!' J0' fresidcn,. Nixon in times than JFK in his lPtiO blind in many ways. Each gated powers. It fs given no "S.tVnV 'SZJ, T . ''""-. ', i" nBa 10 """leno a sunstan-campaign. month the Lady Lions sponsor authority to increujv its own M .ilfcw.'.".''f ..V.-a-?. ;ment, acting entirely on his own, can bar Negroes once he Tfl Cprua I nnn Tprm I -i has declared his place open to 10 'BrVB a.Ofig lefHI I "congress, of course, is right POUTLAXD (UPI) - William now embroiled in debate over "Modorc. 44 was convicted this very issue as it mulls over f bc,"B an ''ab,lua! cnmUlal President Kennedy's civil rights a Cmf Court jury hereA)I program. One proposal would Circuit Judge Alan Davis bar racial discrimination., in scheduled sentencing of Com-y, such establishments. modorc for next Monday' i If this feature were adopted morning. Under law. he must in law, the Supreme Court pre-be sentenced from at least 20 ' snn.ably would be powerfully in- years lo a life term. fluenccd in Its judgment on the Commodore has been convict mattor. It might even .consider ed six times for burglary since iiavtaaaawrt tha, the decision had been 1955. Crab grass is the name for native European grass, es widely naturalized as weeds in North America. Crab grasses are trouble some in lawns because they have decumbent stems hv'tpapaf Advancing IZ'STil"" ''l' "nFmPlomcnt as well as a I, was tha, self - confidence a workshop f.ir'the blind in co- powers "in any way "whatsoever.1 hich bertd downward and .uiMins, San raiK. Cam. missile tap tha, wsn t there that prompted retiring- Presl- nnerntion with the Cnmmissinn To moke rinulilv nr il did not at ,he joints. &UCI1 suascaiPTioM Me and he was pretty wtII clob-den, DwlRh, f. Eisenhower ,o for the Blind where handcralts usurp greater power, the tenth rooting creates thickset . ,V' r'ntSSL l5"'Tw, .. . ,he Prow'"- remark to some visitors over a arc taught and educational amendmen, was adopted. mi.007 w ! "pw ' 11 unemployment rriendly gaM shortly before s.piakers are heard. They have No power ever was dcl.-gated ar Man-in oevoiaa Cawity: I nwqi, nowf " ' Ul ,bor Dt'Pa'',- Kemiedy's Inauguration: . h'Hied our blind with many to that union of the states to i wrViZt.'r'Tc!!: i!""1.!." . n thal P'1 "' don'1 b1,fv' '"' 'oun money-making projects such as subject us lo the rule of any i man. 'i.7ii t rwimi, j.i5, i'lT T, ,hl thrr VT man knows wha, he is up the aforementioned White Cane world union., nor was it gien im" lies., t yaar sji.00. 3 S million persons unemployed.. against." Week. In Mt'-of last year (1: any authority to delegate any of patches, and mowing mere ly induces new flowering and seeding. tacytUaeaa-ia trilaaaiaa WOODi SAWDUST r - "t BLOWER! SERVICE! WOOD IDrr er Grn) All Orders C.O.D. SAWDUST (ft'swtr er Dump) DRY OAK Cr LAURELWCOD Urge PEELER CORE PLANER ENDS ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. SUlil 3
