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The Bulletin, RANSOM PAID Frank Sinatra horns again after the payment CAB to review two decisions on air routes WASHINGTON (UPI) The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) announced this week it will re view the initial decisions of two examiners in separate cases in volving western air routes. In one, the examiner recom mended that a carrier West Coast Airlines be granted au thority to operate nonstop ser vice between Spokane and Se attle, and Spokane and Port land, on a nonsubsiay Dasis. The same examiner also awarded United Air Lines per mission to provide improved service between Spokane and California points, Boise, baa Lake City and Denver. The second case involved an examiner's initial decision per mitting West Coast to delete nine cities from its routes on the basis of the CAB's "use-it-or-lose-it" policy. This recommendation would have given the airline authority to drop four cities which it is authorized to serve but does not serve presently Newport -Toledo, Ore.; Ogden, Utah, and Omak and Whldbey Island, Wash. West Coast also would be allowed to end service to Bcllingham, Wash.; Cut Bank- Shelby, Mont.; Burns and Lake view, Ore., and Logan, Utah. The examiner also would have terminated West Coast's author ity to provide service between Klamath Falls, ore., ana uoise, Idaho. The CAB said it would let stand his recommendation that Bend-Redmond and Baker, Ore.; Ontario, Ore.-Payette, Ida ho: Sun Valley-Hailey-Ketchum, Idaho; Great Falls and Kalis- pell, Mont., and Olympia, Wash. b retained on its routes. The board also put into effect the examiner's ruling for ellmi nation of Newport-Toledo, Og den, Omak and Whldbey Island from West Coast s routes. It al so; made permanent West Coast s authority to serve Sun Valley- Hailey- Ketchum, Idaho, and upheld the examiner's de cision requiring West Coast to serve three intermediate stops on flights between Salt Lake City and Spokane, Portland and Seattle. ' AH other recommendations will be reviewed. NOW HE KNOWS VERONA, Italy (UPI)-Pri-amo Arcangeli Thursday final ly discovered what caused those squeaking noises in his television set. When he opened the set to check, five rats jumped out and one of them bit him in the neck. TURK SHOOT! THE PUBLIC'S INVITED to come h.v. a ball to morrow ... at the REDMOND TURKEY SHOOT, porv sored by the Ray Johnson Post No. 44 of the American Legion. Doors open tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Redmond Legion Hall's INDOOR rifle range (small bore firing only). Refreshments to be served by the American Legion Auxiliary. TOMORROW starting at 10 a.m. Friday, December 13, 1963 Jr., shown here with his father in a recent picture, was back of $240,000 in ransom to a kidnap gang. m vitttr ft ?! r 5 if ' r i t PAYOFF SITE Ransom money was left In a place el lug gaga at a U.S. Veterans Hospital not far from fhe home of Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, mother of Frank Sinatra Jr. The hillside home, base for the kidnaping negotiations, Is shown in fore ground of picture above. Arrow indicates the hospital where money was left. Sino-Soviet relations have gone from bad to worse UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI) Slno - Soviet relations worsened today with Commu nist China's denial of a Soviet statement that China demanded a U.N. seat as a price for ex panding two U.N. councils to meet Afro-Asian demands. The United Nations had been Informed of the alleged Commu nist Chinese position by Soviet Ambassador Nikolai f. Fedo renko. Thursday the Soviet Union sought to re-open the question of putting the Chinese Commu nists In the seat now held by Nationalist China. The move was ruled out of order in the General Assembly's Credentials Committee because the same issue was decided earlier this session by the full assembly. A broadcast from Peking ac cused Fedorenko of "cunningly masquerading as Red China s is. ... . 14 V i i t if il TWHBwfiflsilMM champion in the United Nations while actually trying to split it from many of the African and Asian countries which support its claim lor a U.N. seat. Earlier this week Fedorenko opposed resolutions in the as sembly s special political com mittee to expand the Security Council from 11 to 13 members and the Economic and Social Council from 18 to 24. The Unit ed Nations, which started with 51 members, now has 111. Fedorenko's statement in op position was tantamount to kill ing the proposal. The expansion of either U.N. councii body would require an amendment to the U.N. charter, and charter amendments must be approved by the Security Councii where Russia has veto power. The Soviet ambassador's posi tion angered many African and Asian countries. - tf Sii..s. ,-s'oi 3 EY Effort underway to find jobs at South Bend SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) -South Bend rallied today from its wake over the demise of Studebaker's auto assembly plant to start trying to find jobs for 6,000 orphaned work ers. "This is not Studebaker, Ind. it is South Bend, Ind.," said Mayor Frank J. Bruggner. He named Paul Gilbert, a clothing merchant and Franklin D. Schurz, editor and publisher of the South Bend Tribune, to head a special committee to find jobs for the men thrown out of work and to bring new industry in to fill the void left by Studebaker. "Mourn the cars and mourn the people the decision will af fect," an editorial in the South Bend Tribune told readers, "but not the corporation or the com munity. Studebaker Corp. lives on and so does South Bend." Chairman Randolph H. Guth rie of Studebaker Corp. told a New York news conference Tuesday about the announce ment that had stunned this northern Indiana city of more than 125,000 population Monday. He said Studebaker had lost $40 million in South Bend and it was moving its automotive branch to Canada where it could operate at a profit be cause of lower costs. Only salaried workers will get severance pay and the com pany said UAW men would have to rely on the "supple mental benefits" in their UAW contracts. Canadian law pre vented the workers from going to the Hamilton, Ont, plant. Weyerhaeuser names officers COOS BAY (UPI) -Weyerhaeuser Co. Thursday an nouncid the appointments of Art Smyth as community rela tions manager and Dean Hisin- botham as log coordinator here. omyth, branch forester for the wood products firm since 1955, succeeds R. A. Jordan, who re signed in June to become a member of the Oregon Industri al Accident Commission. Higinbotham, assistant branch manager, will take over a newly-created position with duties which include supervising the branch's log and stumpage sales and coordinating delivery of logs to Weyerhaeuser's manu facturing plants in the region. SERVICE DUE VALE (UPI) New telephone equipment cosiirg S37.00C will go into service here at 12:01 a.m. Sunday, according to Mur rel Doane, manager of the Mal heur Telephone Co. at Ontario. New directories will reach subscribers in the Nyssa, On tario and Vale areas by Saturday. 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"Of course we encourage such sloth," said LeMoult, who bosses New York's oldest florist firm and is regional director of the Florists' Telegraph Delivery (r TD). Christmas Flowers LeMoult said his firm alone handles flower accounts for close to 300 corporations; that Christmas is the industry's big gest season four times bigger than Mother's Day, twice as big as Easter; the poinsettia still is the number one Christmas flower, but the overwhelming trend is to ordering floral ar rangements, not simply a box of cut flowers which the re ceiver has to arrange. He cited a typical customer: One of New York's largest con struction companies which or dered 60 arrangements to be sent to subcontractors, union of ficials, architects and the like "people they're beholden to," as he put it. The florist said the growing numbers of women in executive jobs also has boosted the floral business. They're the ones who consider flowers and plants one of the "niceties" of an office. 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It fur nished flowers for the visits of numerous royal personages. Honored Lincoln LeMoult said his grandfather was a pioneer in floral design. He did a chair of flowers, syri bol of the highest office in the land, as part of New York's tribute to Abraham Lincoln when the body of the assassi nated president made the long journey home from Washington to Springfield, 111., by way of New York. His grandfather designed an American flag of flowers for the casket of the Civil War general, George B. McClellan. Grandfather LeMoult was tossed in the jug and nearly brained with night sticks when he THRIFT tthrs the one he talks about? REMINGTON LEKTRONIC JJ SHAVCR No cord! No batteries! Rechargeable! Works with Cord, too! Roller Combs! 29" Reg. 37.95 Save Brandi, THRIFT DRUGS 1020 Wall 32.95 29.95 15.95 I HINT to wives: if! Jplsllisx r ll a w 1. - I big business crashed through a police cor don to give a bouquet to Presi dent William McKinley at the old Astor Hotel. 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