Poge 6 The Newt-Review Wed., No. 13, 1963
Cambodia Will Renounce
Aid From United States
PNOMPEIfN, Cambodia
(UPI) Prince Norodan Sihan
ouk has announced Cambodia
will renounce U. S. aid by the
end of 1963.
He said American troops wilt
be withdrawn, but they will not
be replaced by other foreign
troops.
Prince Norodom told a news
conference that "by this meas
ure we will be poorer but more
independent. ,, ..:
The prince 'announce4Tfn
day the nationalization of im
ATTRACT GUESTS, BUT...
CHICAGO (VW) Most
guests never go near -the water
at motel swimming pools, al
though one, of every five mo
tels in the. nation now has a
pool. . v
Managcr' Dan Pavis o(
O'llaro Inn said only 10 per
cent of his guests used the pool
last summer, although a survey
showed 90 bcr cent oL.;the'
guests were attracted by the
pool. .-.
"A pool brings business but
doesn't do any," Pavis said, j
port and export businesses here
and the nationalization oi Lam
bodian banks by the end of next
June.
He said the big French plan
tations will not be nationalized
for the time being, but he
could not guarantee the same
for the future.
"Without aid, and not rich in
foreign reserves, Cambodia will
have to increase her production
agriculturally and industrially,"
he said.' --' .
He said he had reflected a
long time before promoting this
form of "advanced socialism"
and that this decision had been
taken essentially with the aim
under current developments of
saving the regime and the mon
archy and avoiding a big swing
to the left.
MICE NO PROBLEM.
STAFFORD, Kan., (UPI)
Mice, the scourge of hen houses
across the nation, are no prob
lem for Kurt Mueller. He re
ported this week that Biddy, a
white ren, has learned to kill
mice.
DEAR ABBY: Two years ago
loaned a friend $200 to help
her out of a jam with a finance
company. Her husband didn't
know anything about it and she
was afraid to tell him. To date
she hasn't paid me a cent.
asked her once about six months
ago and she said she would get
it for me, but she never did. l
have some bills, coming up and
could use the 'money. I am not
charging her Interest;" and--l
didn't ask for her I.O.U. Both
she and her husband are work
ing and it wouldn't be a hard'
ship for them to pay me. Should
ask her husband for it? I d
like my money without taking
legal action.
UNDECIDED
DEAR UNDECIDED: Your
friend, nor her husband, owes
you the money. Tell her she
must begin repaying you or you
will be forced to toll her hut-
bind. And if she makes no ef
fort shoot the works. Your
friendship is probably shot any
way.
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Start Dunning Her!
By ABIGAIL VANBUREN
DEAR ABBY: What do you
do about people who neglect to
respond to an u.S.V.P. invita
tion? I cannot make the neces
sary plans for my wedding un
less I know how many people
to expect. Is it proper to tele
phone them and ask if they are
coming or not? Or should I as
sume by their failure to reply
that they are not coming?
BEWILDERED BRIDE
DEAR BEWILDERED: As
last resort, telephone I Some
people expect you to assume
that, because they did not of
ficially DECLINE, they will be
there. You would simply not be
lieve the number of people who
ignore an R.S.V.P. '
we have two children, a year
Half Of Douglas
Douglas County parallels the
state according to an Oregon
State University report on per
centage of land owned by the
federal government. Fifty-one
per cent of the county's land
is owned federally, the same
apart. I love my husband, but'percentage as that of the state
i a whole.
Some 21 federal agencies own
31,915,902 acres of Oregon's 61,
641,600 acre total, the s t u d y
notes, it was compiled on a
first-of-its-kind map for the
state by an OSU graduate stu
dent in the Department of Na
tural Resources.
On the map, the location and
distribution of federal land in
Oregon is pinpointed by agency.
The. Bureau of Land Man
agement owns the most acres
in.Oregon, 15,937,354, closely fol
lowed by the U.S. Forest Serv
ice with 15,001,833 acres. Togeth
er, they have about 93 per cent
of the federal land.
County percentages range
from 74 per cent in Malheur and
Deschutes ' counties to 1 per
cent in Clatsop County.
Community News
here is my problem: He likes
to look at magazines with pic
tures of sexy-looking women in
them and it hurts me until I
am sick inside. I am not ugly
Abby, but I can't compete with
those women. He doesn't buy
the magazines, be just borrows
them from his buddies. He
knows how much it hurts me,
but he says I am just being
silly that all men look at thai
stuff. Do they, really? Is my
husband normal?-! couldn't feel
worse if I had caught him- with
another woman. Please help me.
NO NAME PLEASE
DEAR NO NAME: Most men
won't pass up a chance to look
at a "sexy-looking" woman (or
a picture of one). If your hus
band openly enjoys it occasion
ally, and obviously ht does, I
wouldn't call him "sick." He Is
possibly a bit immature, but
he's normal.
Everybody has a problem.
What's yours? For a personal
reply, write to Abby, Box 3365,
Beverly Hills, Calif. Enclose a
stamped, self-addressed envelope.
For Abby's booklet, "How To
Have A Lovely Wedding," send
50c to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly
Hills, Calif.
A basaar will be sponsored by
Pythian Sisters at the Elks Ter
race Ballroom Friday and Sat
urday, Nov. 15-16, beginning the
first day at 2 p.m. and continu
ing until 9 o'clock that evening.
The second day of the bazaar
will be from 9 a.m. to 12
noon.
Glen Johnston has left for
Klamath Falls where he has
accepted employment as shop
foreman for Juckeland Motors.
Mrs. Johnston and their three
children expect to join him
SEAT BELT BILL
WASHINGTON (UPr)' The
Senate Commerce Committee
Tuesday approved a House-
passed bill to establish federal
safety standards for. automobile
seat belts sold across state lines.
It would give the Interstate
Commerce Commission power
to fix standards and to penalize
belt manufacturers who violat
ed them.
Cut Of 'Top' Salaries
Demanded By Bennett
PORTLAND (UPI) State
Rep. J. E. (Jake) Bennett, D
Portland, suggests that Ore
gon should reduce expenses by
eliminating some of its employ
es at the top instead of at the
bottom,
"I am in favor of cutting sal
aries of the top people," Ben
nett said. "I don't think it is
right to slash salaries on the
bottom."
He said he would take a close
look r.t thi higher education
budget "to see how many pro
fessors at $25,000 a . year we
don't need."
The state must cut expenses
because the voters last month
rejected a $60 million tax pro
gram passed by the 1963 legis
lature.
Mr. and Mrs. William Sumner
of Portland spent the weekend
here visiting the former's son
and mother, Rob and Mrs.
James E. Judd, and Mr. Judd.j
cn SE Overlook Ave.
Minn! stMls. department
president of the United Spanish
War Veterans Auxiliary, Spring
field; Mary Grosh, senior vice
president, Grants Pass; Mary
Gates, Eugene, secretary; Ed
ward Grosh, Grants Pass, de
partment commander USWV;
James Jensen, Springfield, quar
termaster; Mrs. Nella Endicott,
Eugene, and Nellie Helterbrand,
Springfield, were here for a
meeting Sunday at a dinner at
the Rose Hotel, after which
Vince Wroble, director of Vol
untary Services at the VA Hos
pital, took them on a tour of
the hospital.
Mrs. Dorothy Ketcherslde,
Mrs. Mary Olswick, Mrs. Katie
Hawley, Mrs. Vonnie , Stroud,
Mrs. Haddie Morris, M r s.
Blanche Denker, Mrs. L i 1 a
Crawford and Mrs. Madge Gal
ir. nf thn Rlim star Mothers of
cottage Grove, assisted at the
VA Hospital recently. Also as
sisting were Evelyn Powell, Ad
olinR Treason and Laura Good-
ell of the American Legion Aux
iliary, Tri City; Mr. ana Mrs.
Frank Scnz, Scio, World War I
and auxiliary; Aaron Darring,
American ' Legion, Corrvallis,
and Myrtle Cloud, Rebecca Rob
ins and Wilma Blair, Cooties
I Auxiliary, Riddle. '
Ford Singleton returned to
his home here Tuesday, follow
ing several days in Klamath
Falls.
Vince Hagtn, commander of
the DAV Chapter No. 6, Salem,
and his . father-in-law, Frank
Kamlevish, of Salem, spent Mo
day in Roseburg at the VA Hos
pital, Miss Cheryl Ryan of Portland
spent the weekend ' and Veter
ans Day in Roseburg visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs,. Paul
K. Ryan, in the OakhlU apart
ments on SE Main St.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith, Mrs.
Mary Bird and Bert Allenby
are back in Roseburg, follow
ing a trip to San Francisco to
attend the 44th annual conven
tion of Western Fairs Associa
tion. They represented the Doug
las County Fair Association.
The convention took place at
the Jack Tar Hotel.
Mrs. R. D. Coen of this city
spent Monday in Eugene visit
ing and attending to business.
The YMCA Senior Citizens
will meet from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at the Y Friday, Nov. 15th,
with Mrs. F. H. Albro, Mrs. C.
Domenico and Mrs. John Hall
as hostesses. A potluck lunch
eon will be served at 12:30 noon.
Those attending are asked to
bring their own table service.
All senior citizens of 50 or over
are invited to enjoy the day.
make 'em easy... make 'em quick
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DEAR ABBY: I am 23 and
have been married for three
years, my Husband is 25 and
Cattlemen Back
State Sales Tax
BAKER (UPI) A resolution
supporting a state sales tax was
approved by the Oregon Cattle
men s Association at its 50th an
nual convention here.
Dolcgatcs also passed a reso
lution asking the federal govern
ment to uso tariffs or quotas to
protect tho nation s cattle Indus
try from excessive beef Imports
notably from Australia and
New Zealand.
Walter Sclirock of Prinevillc
was re-elected president of the
association at 1 1 s closing scs
sion. William Marshall of Kla
math Falls was retained as first
vice president.
Elected second vice presi
dents were Hurry Elliott of
Bridgeport, James Brooks of
Madras, Willium Duff of
Pendleton, Robert Weir of Lake
view and Wallace Dement of
Myrtle Point.
George Johnson and Jerry
Breesc, both of Prinevillc, were
named secretary and treasurer,
respectively.
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