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C E N T R A I P o rx rr t i m f c tlUNUMt MAKhti SM A LL B U S IN E S S bHiiiai ram C0M PLFTE BEVERAGE LINE '• ;T I t ' Ì * j * Never before in its IH yours, There are also passages in has this column recommended . the book that literally stagger a book be bought and read, the imagination. For example, but there is a first time for Hoffa w ill gamble union wel- everything, hence it is rec. fare and pension funds on ommended that the book many wildcat loans to resorts, “Hoffa and the Teamsters: a motels, and sim ilar invest. Study of Union Power," written ments of a highly speculative by Ralph and Estelle James nature. But he will not allow and published mnOTOTMMgnm these funds to be invested in by Van Nos jm U S g o v e r n m e n t s e c u r i t i e s on tra n d b e H ^ O T V l the basis he does not believe read. that the government will be • • • « t - i l able to pay off. T h i s la • • • E D IT O R IA L S m I r L h I * » o h I te a t U n W hen H . f H O nc | Jam es w a a ^ A f ' ^ H t e 'c U n s M .I.T . __ Jim- 0 ^ . I™ O. W. Harder *— — <»»>d P erhap s be j 8 to 9 DAILY Chief’s Blotter am . DELICATESSEN Kansas, and Gerry Rcatrivc into the O r rap Liquor Contr Wamsley, 20, of Tuscon, Arlsona were arrested this ol ComtntMi \ m »sore. The attempi win not sucorafnl.- * lelu of gSO to tal b a il. “,rd lh*‘ Ho(T* wauid registered w un c ity police this w te k . C&e report wi> »W » L *^ » i «fcP m » > rtty of the a a a Yet Hoffa does not seem in the least concerned on this point. But on the other hsnd. H itler wrote what he intended to do, the Im perial Japanese government wrote what it in- tended to do. and the commun ists are on record as to what they intend to d a Apparently i f something is inenstrous enough, the beat strategy is to publish the plans and nobodv hi n diatom city to beat Bp’ s w ill heliwiw* tt preteeter against hie regime, a a a I t is even more remark, able in the passages detailing Hoffa's handling of loans from the teamster pension funds, detailing many of the loans that went “ sour.“ a a a by Joe Arnold. C M PM. GELDING OP IM S OR OLDER; Firrt, Poco Catoea, H atty Hey»», Q m trel Jlpim. Thtab Cerneo, M e rle » . Cam pbell, sotia» site of Jackson Creek ■k the W tjC 'Jftÿ lim its . •hi —t i l i ; . ». f i t * * from 714 E. Pine and the oth M UNICIPAL CO URT TRAFFIC Dalvd John Klngslein, 4495 T ab la Rock Road, Central Point. V iolatio n of the basic rule. $20. John James M cG ee,^Rt. 1, Box 433, Ceatral Point. Ille g al possession. $30. POLICE BLOTTER . Two young women, Linda ba heartily la favor of the bill by Rep. David M artin of Net braaka which wenig'make as tianwide labor contracts affect lag transport Illegal, Indepen g e n t b u s lu e s a m a h v e tla g through the National Federa- i .ION i Pokey T a Poco, eerned k H C :U * fts * U ,4 í« ¡» « .ita c i er a t 104 Princess W ay. a a a When the manuscript was finished, Hoffa was permitted to read it and while he did not insist on changing even one word, he did complain “you make me look like a bum." • a * This Hefts pretest is quite ■RESFRV I CHAM PIO N 8 T A L - ’* Tw o prowler complaluls were **?.,_? _ .th5 *® he published in in c h a m anner. ** S week by Central Point poller fee soliciting without a He A« se.' ^he tfroyrere field i^ p e rm it th r in fo rm a tio n g a th e re d w hile ’ " Un« *n hfa> <' on fe re n l rs and phone diaeussions and fro m th e iters, challenged him ta travel TJ** with him for six month. d i. J r k U H »«m M » - « n . 18, o f W infield, GRAND CHAM PION CEUDDRh • Poco Gnlnpa, H a n y Hayos, J JUNIOR SHOWMANSHIP; Fiati W «stara Flessore, M erlem C C s w p M Q , Potat a la , Third: l.t. r< was lodged pt C l4 Ray D . Skiles, 815 S. 41 reposted to police the theft i castri» tif.cigarettes of gas from Ms vehicle pad In front of Mg reAdeocs. Van Way's M a r k e t . 1' 1 Idre pósteti U 5 b a ll. ' Llovd Livingston • 129 E- Pine reponea a a ’uVfeu.pted - n v at his olace of bus L ittle Mss Flax, Real P a te n « Grants Paa. iplilting charge for tsk- TRAU. HORSE OPEN I Sixths Paco Cuinea, H a n y Hayes, a f Ceatral Point. Bobby Shows Way LIFORNIA A ih * iness. Livlngjiu*. .eppitep an unknown juvenile attempt -raiHü ArftMcf Northern t d i / f t ed to take a case of hques « u t ivrf-l A la *5htoi »1«’U f i from the freight delivery 1 Juab IWK a , Anderato, Ö s M ' !*Mf• M f f y Á Ú jhorski 4O¿ % truck w kile the drlids'wrts trsnsnortieg the menchsndlké Kennedy has given the nation a new guideline for foreign affair«. He interrupted his outspoken efforts to get this nation to stop meddling in South Vietnamese affairs; so he could personally pursue . his thesis that we should med- ' UiefKMmAiS V d n L r r a à ii* ’’ * i MONDAY AND FRIDAY ÈVENIXGS W T ÌL 9 P.M I . 1 I » . 01020001020204030901010200010 W e think that Democrat Representative Bob Duncan's corn- meat anent the Governor's words were bath appropriate and compendious: "Just a rehashing o f dreams. T hey're pleasant dreams, but a ll he's suggested, the admialstmtiou has tried . " A ctually, other than demanding that Johnson try again ev erything ha has already tried , the H atfield and Johmon posi tions are exactly the same: Persisting in presuming to believe that North V ietnam , a Communist puppet regim er 1« capable a f making an honors big peace. Among latellie en t Americans, bom save those who deliberately refuse the-seush, are unaware of the simple fact that Communists, anvwhere on the face of tne eann, are absolutely incapable of honest negotiation tor honorable peace or of keeping an honorable peace I f agreed upon. 0000000201020002010001010200010001010202010101000002020100020500020101010102 Peace to them means o uly th e ir highhandedly despotic control. It is the one thing they have been frankly trpthful about during their fifty yean of revolution; they declared it In of coming to attention a t re ve ille, w hile up and down the line the beginning of their effort and by not one ward have they ever rescinded it. T heir avowed creed is that the breaking of iiaaihamed tee n trickled boyish cheeks as the Star« and Stripes nay promise to right and to tally Justifiable i f THEIR interests asreiwNH the shaft, and the bugler tore oar gratefriUy gladdened are deemed to be served thereby. And for inmimerable times they have lived the lie of their creed. Johnson and Hatfield worn dttlitary togs of the U .S . A . , we cherish the experience hearts w ith his paeans of lofty notes. Even the lessoned, hard- boiled captain occasionally was scan to swish a drop of aaabaah- ad deWftoan his weathered visage. Nor has this love for oar couatry ev»» tnflnar 'I na la the slightest to hear hatred o> toe least Hostile feeling far the patri ots, sm all and grgat, o f other nariooe who evidence sim ilar m - gatd fox the leads of th eir n ativity. Indeed, wherever w e see ft we esteem its it dr»ws oar w llli«— "*rairatiou. So w a have aewt for those among as who w eald have us fo r get tmt aattoualism and transfer our homage to a United Nations mcaoifth. Not a people on this earth w ill fa ll to Join us la re and a l l other responsible Am ericam know this, have experi enced it; and the blood os mouse nds ot ( mu ooyi has paid tor our No individual or natfon has ever proposed to negotiate with aa unprincipled bandit (and there to ao other k in d ), except to abject sobmiasiveness. toteraariO M l bandit. Communism is a to ta lly irresponsible There is only o m w ay to deal w ith them, Dotermtoe w hat is right aad than ask them nothing, but TELL them aad apply the tailin g w ith absolute force. That to the only p U arib le coarse of Justice towards Communlstt and a ll sisting to the and of tim e the snh sti ration o f nsch aa »— 'g—- s tiou for t h , simple love of one foe his native land. N o m are to adamaat for forcing upon ns a synthetic, compassionate, so- called patriotism for a c m w orld system as the leaders aad pro p o n e n ts ^ the National Connell o f Churches o f Christ. Such a anion w ill never be aanh a l l y agreeable aad could ha possible only unZae a dictatorship. Aad no more man or sat o f man aver lived o r ever w ill liv e who could administer tach a union in equity aad Justice, ft would be far, far from Christian. STRIVING to outdo one's companions on the golf course and tennis court o r in the swimming p o o l consdtutm several socially acceptable forms of suicide. — George G riffith SNOBBERY la gdtting corrw plicated. As we understand It, ao many people want to be •‘in " that being " to " is now regarded as “ out". T o be su e, a Christian world dictatorship w ill soma day eoaw ( it w ill not ha attain ed ), bat ft w ill be nadar H im to W hom a ll power to given to heaven aad earth. Q e authority for that to the God Whc ValuOM <8*25 .95. Selected Flörsheim » M p far stock are reduce ! for & . . .4 i tJthëonl, 3Kbod selection, but not ail sizes in ail style«. T 'o pairs are a good investment! PEACE A T A N Y PRICE— HA TFIELD On Thursday, June 30, President Jtohmoa otterud w hat wa consider some mart shallow words fo ra President of the United States: "We can have peace when North vietnam comes to terms aad w ill make an honorable p e a c e ." The next day, Governor M ark H a tfie ld showed that ha weald act ba outdone by Johnsonien shallownassi "Every day the Presidcat moves to escalate the w ar it tends to narrow the a l ternatives ooen to ns." According to the newspaper reporti The governor said u » u. S. should demand the reconvening of the Geneva Conference on the Viet Nsm issue, mount a p e a c e offensive th ro ug h-th e General Assembly of the United Nations, and define and mobil- be the machinery for a com bined de^acaiat ion-cease fire to show our pood faith. Be said the U. S should move to multi-nation aition ta force the Communists to .th e peace (ghte, a d “exhaust every pte- M o aRernaftve io amk peace Ureuph ar»i><n. not just wards *’ M M g agid “eflers ie talk are no subetilutr to peace ac- tom. o t are m t scare, mis OTW01 Is Mvkwg pret-r '* ■a arid "toihtan en sDtion ham t gslim Ihrm to ihe ;<cacs We Yaiidate Park & Shop Tickets WITHOUT ASKING “ X iiw litu i m u mviitwü-il £ -------------- think 1 i/,d ch<xk tli<Jf)i '«.. h ' - (The Tim es Pressmen on Wednesday n ig h t)......... . . . Complim ents-of Rublishers A uxiliary « ‘r »• <**r ro vflB kobinton 8rn» , Fick t £ ntfcer dtowrt* «rote» £ USI THfM EREA whQrt VOM i h o ft PPWJM. T0WN IN WfÖlÖhB' BROS M ow n M rdlprd
