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General Strike
Staged in Rome
Rome (U.R) Communist-led
workers staged a general strike
in the Rome area that had little
effect last night.
The walkout of workers in the
Communist-led Chamber of La
bor started at 3 p.m. to protest
a recent police crackdown on
demonstrating construction em
ployees. :
But three non-Communist un
ions stayed on the job, and the
effect of the walkout was re
duced almost to zero by, two
other main factors:
1. Rome's public transport un
ion made a last-minute decision
to work today. They planned in
stead to stage a separate hour
and a half strike Thursday.
2. State printers, gas and elec
tricity workers and some other
service workers decided to strike
.at hours more convenient to
themselves, thus breaking the
mass impact of the walkout.
Within 400 years some 2,200
vessels have been wrecked in
the turbulent seas off Cape Hat
teras, where strong winds churn
the Gulf 'Stream as it flows north
across shallow reefs. Treacher
ous Diamond Shoals, a few miles
offshore, is known as the "Grave
yard of the Atlantic.
Fire losses in the U. S. amount
to $2,400,000 daily.
About 3,500 Americans have
gliderflying licenses.
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SOC Radio Workshop
Prepares News Shows
Ashland Southern Oregon
college radio workshop players
have prepared a series of campus
news shows for Southern Oregon
radio stations, Dr. Dorothy Stolp,
director, has reported.
The first show was broadcast
Nov. 17. The second broadcast,
featuring the school newspaper,
The Siskiyou, was released to
stations this week.
Theme music was recorded by
Miss Helen Robinson of the SOC
music department on Mrs. R. D.
Lamb's organ.
The program feautres a club,
organization, activity, or depart
ment at SOC, and includes an
interview with a student. A short
sports feature is included, with
the remainder of the program for
school news.
Canterbury Club Formed
At Southern Oregon
Ashland Canterbury club,
an , organization for Episcopal
students, has been organized at
Southern Oregon college by the
Rev. John Thompson, pastor of
Trinity Episcopal church, Ash
land. Meetings will be the first and
third Friday noons at Susanne
Homes hall. Interested students
are urged to attend.
Elected to lead the group are
Dan Kellington, president, and
Lynn Erwin, secretary-treasurer.
Grier Nicholl, SOC faculty mem
ber, and Rev. Thompson are ad
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OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 P.M.
Wednesday, November 30, 1955
By Jimmy Kaiioj
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Production Staff
For Play Announced
Ashland Dr. Dorothy Stolp,
Southern Oregon college play
director, has announced the pro
duction staff for the fall comedy.
"Mr. Jim Passes By," which will
be presented Dec. 9 and 10 in
Churchill, hall auditorium.
Audrey Russell, Myrtle Point,
is assistant director. Three mem
bers of the stage scenery and
lighting class head the stage
staff, Larry Kenyon, Lebanon,
Noel Turner, Ashland, and Jim
Womack, Klamath Falls. Kenyon
is in charge of the scenery crew,
Turner is property manager, and
Jim Womack, SOC student body
president, is stage manager.
Edith Baker, Medford, is the
wardrobe ' mistress and JoAnn
Norton, Coos Bay, heads the
makeup crew. Dick Simonson,
Medford, president of the Busi
ness club, has been named busi
ness manager. Dick Puckett,
Keno, drama club president, will
be in charge of the house and
ushers.
Production staff members earn
points for Alpha Phi Omega, a
national dramatic honorary by
participating in drama activities.
Elephants on Sumatra have
habits highly irritating to man
agers of pioneering oil compa
nies. Sometimes the big beasts
rip up unburied oil pipes. Again,
they pull down telephone wires,
tangling them up like spaghetti
as they scratch their backs
against the poles.
STAR
-By CLAY R.
ARIES
MAR. 22
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GOLD HILL
Son Arrives From East
Gold Hill Visiting at the
home of Mrs. Ruth Reidy at the
Pine Tree Motel is her son,
James F. Reidy, and a friend,
Arthur Garon, both of Manches
ter, N.H.
James, who sold his home in
New Hampshire recently and
who had not seen his mother for
four years, drove west stopping
along the way to see points of in
terest arriving here in time for
Thanksgiving. The two boys plan
to go to Los Angeles to settle.
Mrs. Ruby Quackenbush is
spending the holidays with her
daughters and families in San
Francisco and Oakland. Later
this week she will leave there for
Texas to visit with another
daughter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zimmer, for
merly of this area and now of
Sweet Home, Ore., are the par
ents of twin daughters born on
Thanksgiving day. Grandpar
ents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clem
ent, Gold Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Zimmer, Grants Pass.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Stalsworth up Birdseya Creek
burned to the ground last week,
leaving the family without any
thing. The family is well known
around this area, formerly living
at the Old Stage house at the
Ded Rio orchards where he
worked. The family needs help
as he was laid off recently at a
mill where he was employed.
They have three children, Don
ald, 16, who attended grade
school at Gold Hill, and two
daughters, aged 3 and 2 years.
Anyone wishing to help can do
so by' calling or getting in touch
with Mrs. Robert Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cooper,
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sons Rickie and .Terry and
daughter-Deloras, all spent the
holidays visiting with relatives
at Sacramento, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blair and
daughter, Mary, Albany, Ore.,
were recent visitors at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Albert Harri
son and, family. Dinner guests'
for Thanksgiving were Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Heitstuman and son
Darrell, and Mrs. Nena Crane,
mother of Mrs. Harrison and
Mrs. Heitstuman. " '"
Way Cleared for
Hew Portland Hotel
Portland (U.R) The way has
been cleared for final negotia
tions on a proposal for a $6,000,
000 "highway-suburban" hotel
in Portland.
Incorporation papers '. were
filed at Salem for the Portland
Sheraton Corporation, a subsid
iary of the nationwide Sheraton
hotel chain of Boston. The arti
cles listed 100 shares of no par
value stock.
The hotel would be located on
a four block area on the Lloyd
tract just north of the Depart
ment of Interior building.. Pre
liminary architectural plans
have been completed, and Sher
aton and Lloyd officials were
scheduled to meet in New York
next week to integrate the hotel
into the proposed Lloyd center.
The hotel would have 350
rooms at first, but later would
be expanded to a total of 550 ,
rooms. A Sheraton official said i
the structure would have many
motel features.
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Milwaukie Armory
Land Site Opposed
Salem (U.R) Congressman
Walter Norblad (R-Ore.) has
served notice that he will oppose
acquisition of land in the Kel
logg Park area of Milwaukie,
Ore., by the Army and any pro
posed construction of an Army
armory in the area.
Norblad wrote Rep. Carl Vin
son, Chairman of the House
Armed Services Committee that
the Kellogg Park land should be
returned to the tax . rolls and
made available for industry.
He said, "There are many al
ternate sites which can be ac
quired by the Army on land in
the Portland metropolitan area
which are much less valuable
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He added: "I wish to further
advise that I will continue to op
pose this project at any hearings
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