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County Schools Show Increase Of 739 Students Over 1962 Total school enrollment for Douglas Coun ty, taken by the county school office on its annual fall check date, has hit 17,870. This shows an increase of 739 students over the previous year, or an increase of 4.3 per cent. The largest increase was in Roseburg, with a total of 6,216 students, or 227 stu dents more than last year. The only school districts with decreases from last year are Gardiner, with 163 stu-' dents (8 less than 1962), and Days Creek, with 325 students (18 less than 1962). Douglas County school enrollment fig ures: School , Elem. Hi. Sch. Total Inc. Oakland 379 154 533 13 Roseburg 4.510 1,933 6,443 227 Canyonville 297 103 400 16 Gardiner 163 163 -8 Glide 703 280 983 22 Days Creek 235 90 325 ' -18 Myrtle Creek 1,274 457 1.731 96 Camas Valley 113 58 171 8 Drain 566 249 815 '42 Yoncalla 297 158 455 10 Elkton - 175 81 256 27 Umpqua 43 43 3 Riddle 455 193 638 . 8 Glendale 401 171 572 ' 19 Reedsport Elem 895 895 65 Winston- Dillard 1,147 469 1,616 65 Ash Valley 10 10 5 Sutherlin 952 412 1,364 80 Reedsport Un Hi 457 457 68 TOTALS 12,605 5,265 17,870 73? Maurine Raps House Committee Readies Drug Price Fix Salary Increase Measure i f v cause it must put "food before; to finance both this program JAMES MARION, 22, eats in the commissary of the Midland Texas Police Department after signing a statement in which he confessed the beating death Tuesdav of Mrs. Fred Turner Jr.. 66 wife of a Mid- WACUTNTm-nW TIP Th.U.. u- e ii t . j -u- -t mm T i --i- WAiHivrTriM iiTPn enn .. .... iuc uuuis i,u Uib oiiuie - iiuuse ana m onaire oilman. jr eiepnoio WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen House Post office and civi, Ser.!Atomic Energy Committce amI! Maurine Neuberger, D-Ore., said vice Committee was reported'is expected to make a fervent, k i A J 'CI in a Senate speech Tuesday that ready today to approve a $650appeal for an all-nuclear fleet. Mfltl A O FBI ITS I (Will CI new evidence o price fixing in minion nav increase for 1 8 Knrth was nrnnnriiH In foil tha " m W , ..... . .f- miuion ienerai employes, in- committee that Defense Secre- cious as to make the infamouslcluding a $10,000 salary boosttary Robert S. McNamara went international cartels of 1930's:for members of Congress. against scientific advice in re blushing novices by compari- Congressional informanU saidjjeeting construction of another son- the new proposal would provide nuclear-powered supercarrier, Airs, weuberger spoke as the: a 6 per cent increase to rank Wed., Oct. 30, 1963 The Newt-Review, Poge 3 Soviets Put 'Food Before Rockets' In Ending Moon Race, Say Diplomats LONDON (UPI) The Soviet! investments and mere simply is to land a man on Uic moon be Union dropped out of the mooninot enough money at Premier! fore 1970 would cost an estima race with the United Stites be- Nikita S. Khrushchev's disposal: j0 billion rockets." diplomatic sources 1 and the moon shot, the sources! said today. said. ' The agricultural crisis that One alternative would be to forced Russia to buv millions! cut military spending, but of tons of grain in the Westnrusncnev is neuevea ucier- cannot be solved without huge! mined to keep this at a high f" D C C KJ c i level until agreement can be J l t U Ii reached with the West on arms reduction. GLASSFYRE anti - monopoly subcommittee confirmed it has received infor mation from the New York Her ald Tribune of price - fixing agreements among leading drug companies in the United States and abroad. The companies involved were not named by the subcommittee nor by the Herald Tribune, but were understood to include manufacturers In West Germany and Italy. Mrs. Neuberger said no per son in Congress would deny to the drug companies the 'reason able commercial protection they desire. But she added: "It is not 'shortsighted politi cal interference' to question where reasons ends and mono polistic price-fixing begins." She said an image is emerg ing of "an industry which has all but abandoned competition in the free market." BARUCH GETS HONOR ATLANTA, Ga. (UPI)-Ber- nard M. 8 a r u c h, a leading American financier since the turn of the century, was named by the editors of Dixie Business magazine as their ".fareat Amer ican" for 1963. Hubert F. Lee, editor of the magazine since 1928, also said Rep. Carl Vinson, D-Ga., was chosen for next year's honor. Lee said Vinson will have served i half century in the U. S. Congress as of next year and file federal classified and postal workers. Members of Congress, the President's cabin-j et and federal judges would be given a $10,000 annual increase. Informed sources said the "guts of the bill" were approved Tuesday at a closed meeting.! The committee was expected to "polish off the edges'.' today and take a formal vote. The proposed pay raise rep resents a compromise between a bill co-sponsored by Reps. Morris, K. Udall, D-Ariz., and Joel T. Broyhill, R-Va., which has administration support, and a rival bill authored by Rep. J James H. Morrison, D-La. The Udall-Broyhill bill origi nally proposed a pay hike from $22,500 to $35,000 for member! of Congress, but the committee imposed a $10,000 ceiling on this increase. Other congressional news: Foreign Aid: Sen. Allen J. El- lender, D-La., said today the Senate should cut its $4.2 bil lion foreign bid bill by at least $460 million and tighten it up in other ways. The long-delayed bill to authorize another year of economic and military aid would fall $300 million short of! the $4.5 billion asked by Presi dent Kennedy, even if it sur vives senate cuts. But the $4.2 billion total approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Com mittee still was about $700 mil lion more than the House voted. Carrier: Outgoing Secretary Fred Korth meets behind closed City Police Plan Halloween Treats A program designed to prove that police are friends, not an- Wife Of Millionaire Prisoners Thrive On 48-Day Diet Of Chemical Food VACAVILLE, Calif. (UPI) Nutrition experts working to ward the day when man can thrive on chemicals alone have; December. revealed the results of expen- British experts, said all signs' niems conducted wiin 111c as- point.to the fact that there is sistance of 18 convicted crim-j"just not enough" to cover the inals. ; costs of the moon program and For 48 days, 18 convicts at to meet industrial and consum- thc California prison system or needs. Billion Dollar Savings Khrushchev's statement lasti 1 1 weekend gutting Russia out of -r l the competition to land a man on the moon was believed to portend a multi billion dollar saving. The Soviet budget' for the' c6ming year is now under study. It will be presented in - 1 ilnnnfi at y E medical facility here have been! subsisting nn synthetic diets consisting solely of foods from MIDLAND, Tex. (UPI) - A muscular young man sat som berly in his jail cell today fac- ing murder charges in the bludgeon-slaying of the socialite wife of a Texas millionaire oil man-sportsman. Police said James Lee Mar- screaming from a balcony into 8 'p8.1 tm'e- mni,,,y m,ino a;i,.ls her bedroom and beat her to,wh.,.r.h "cl s 1,10 boAy s Protem Honth vilh hie ficlc nn,l nlclnlc ; DUlKlCrS. she had wielded. Marion, a shortordcr cook, A high Communist source in London frankly conceded that, tho money saved from giving I up the moon raco would bo put into the chemical fertilizer In dustry to step up food output. A ficiitn nf J A hillinn line hftnn mentioned as 'required to build Beautiful new GLASSFYRE New Beauty for your fireplace tagonists, of teenagers is sched-jCaL.,,!;,, A UAV(. ju 1 ileum t-iicia Not only have the men sub- sktpH. For nuinv Ihn Pnnprnlll sum mrs. miner, bt, surprised! i"'j'vui vuuuumii una svui . : : r , ot your tireploce, screens out him while lie was burglarizing! improvement. Fat men havel'iut Soviet production to equal dra(ts SQVCJ on furnQce fue her $500,000 home. He quotcdislimmed down and the thini"'"1 ot the United States. French doors of tempered oloss ion, 22. a Negro, confessed hc!her as saying, "I'm going to'gained weight. Also, research- Ends A rent Meeting told out on piano hinges to make dragged Mrs. Fred Turner Jr., 'kill you," and said he attacked crs siiy, tlicro have been few Information has been reach- fireplace tending easy. Dual draft her after she fired a .38 auto-'gnpes and none of the prison-ling the West for some time controls top ana Dottom . t . no matic Distol wildlv. lers said he recrctted takincUhat the Soviets arc having!"10 fu"ln0 "J"? a fireplace v. - ,. - r-i AtCDVC "I was looking for monev,";part in the experiment. Marion said. The 5 foot-4, 158- One aim of the synthetic diet pound man said he had been project is to develop suitable drinking heavily. Two officers (00t for man insnace pro grams. The project is financed uled on Halloween, which will be Thursday. 1 . ' -.1 For the young folks a dance HlA hM MemberS will be held from 7:30 to 11:30! 'said he waved a nistol at them p.m. at Uie Elks Terrace Ball-I Any boy or girl, 9-years-oldmenacirgly when he fled the room, reports Chief of Police or older, interested in joining a victim's home. John T. Truett. U-H horse club. Is invited to at- Turner. vhose horse Tnmv For the younger childrenjtend an organizational meclingiLee won the 1959 Kentucky Der-j treats will be offered at the po- Saturday in Sutherlin. T h e by, learned of the slaying when! lice station, immediately follow- meeting will be held at 2 p.m. he returned home from a trip ing the Neewollah Parade. Prep-Ut the home of Mrs. Irene Lcm-.to his Las Vegas, N. M. ranch, arations have been made,' saidikc on East Central St., about The couple's daughter, Mrs. Truett, to give out sacks of as sorted candy to upwards of 1,- 000 children. The Police Benefit Association' event. is sponsoring this affair, pat-! terned after a similar program on Halloween which Truett con ducted while serving as police chief ct Bend before coming to Roseburg. three ana a nan mnes east oiiuarence bcharbauer, Jr., was Sutherlin. The 4-H Saddle Cinch- knocked unconscious by the at ers of Sutherlin will host thdtacker when he fled the man sion. Marion was arrested Tues- Gucst speaker at the meeting day cowering in the attic ot a will be Frank von Borstcl, nearby garage. Douglas County 4-H extension ...1.1. ...! damper GLASSFRYE is SAFE! Firn IlltlU KUII1K Willi me ui-in-ii.i.ia . . . , . ,,. ,, j. jr :Ses out .when both controls are of high spending for defense,- osed doors elimlnate fl space and domestic needs ing sporkSi kecp smoke and soot It Is considered significant out 0t room. GLASSFYRE scre- hcre that the Soviets arc push- ens como in eioht beautiful cus- by a National Aeronautics and!'nR reciprocal nrms budget cuts torn frame finishes plus polished Space Administration grant of!wi'h he Wesl as a "tonsuro to brass . . . styled In standard, cor $400,000. jcase 'h co,l W1,r' inor arch-top designs. inc soviet ocienso nudgei is Dr. Milton Winitz, director of! the project being conducted by listed at $15.4 billion this year, From 1 but hidden costs are believed to! it.n cn:n..nn D..nnMli Foundation, said the synthetic 1 LT r , ti n- , T food would be wholly adequate! 8i- bl"lon1 'f for feeding men on round trips '.J to cover mm (lefcnse to the moon. I Th h - . . . "But," he said, "the diet's ,,iacccj on ti,c soviet moon pro-! chief virtues are not in space gram, but President Kennedy, flight but in medicine." !said in 1961 that the U.S. effort! $OQ50 07 We Install FREE I .is J Phoni l-tl leader. Von Borstel will explain the operations of the 4-H saddle clubs and the advantages to be The program is planned for !?! LilB!!i"; the double purpose of entertain ing the children and to break down the barrier often built up! through misunderstanding be tween the police department and children, the chief said. A similar dance was conduct ed last year for the teen-agers at the same location. THAT'S RIGHT. IT'S IR0NRITE! Ironrite Ironers Now Available At 635 S.E. Stephens 'S3 r Ph. 672-1616 l y SUB FOR TWO DALLAS (UPI) Neiman Marcus specialty store today offered the "ultimate in togeth erness" in its Christmas cata- Lcmke, leader of the Cinchers' group, will also participate in the program and will be avail able to, answer questions. According to Mary Soper, re porter for the Sutherlin club, requirement for joining is own ership of a horse or colt or hav ing the complete management of a horse. Parents are invited to attend Saturday's meeting so that they may learn what horse club membership entails for: their children. log a "his-and-her" subma- RELEASE STATISTICS KATMANDU, Nepal (UPD Nepal, according to a statist!- rine. The two-placer cruises at cia r ' rt reieased today, h seven mues an nour ano sens g 5 million people, 2.850.00 mi io,iuv. , rnws 2.820.000 nxens and 1.620. 000 water buffalo, BETTER THAN NOTHING? LONDON (UPI) Four burg- The study placed the moun tainous country's area at 54,000 square miles and reported that lars who overpowered a night! it has 4,550,000 acres under cul watchman here Tuesday made livatkm. The main crop is rice, off with two second-hand shirts and 2,000,000 tons of it are after failing to blow a safe; liaised annually. PASS WITH CARE STEEP GRADE You name it. 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