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By BENNETT CERF-
A LADY WHO prided herself on her housekeeping was
driving behind a truck loaded with newspapers and
aaw a bundle of the.papers fall from the speeding vehicle.
''Uttering up the land-
cape!" she muttered an
grily, stopped short, and
put the bundle into the
back seat of her own car.
' Continuing on her way,
she noticed several other
bundles of paper on the
roadside and retrieved
these, too.
Then she caught up
with the truck parked
outside a diner. She col
lared the driver and said,
"I have exactly eight
bundles of your old pa
pers in my car." "In your car!" echoed the driver. "I work
for the Journal, lady. I was delivering them"'
A famous playwright's wife popped her head into his study
to ask, "Jerome, have you stili got a good memory lor laces ?"
"Superb," he replied. "What luck," said the wife. "I Juat broke
your shaving mirror."
There's a kid in upstate New York who is convinced that the
correct words for a certain Scottish folksong are: "Utica the
High Road, Ithaca the Low Road, and Albam r-i. yi Aforo
You." .
From Walter Cambray: '
A fabulous husband, remarkable man.
Come show me his equal if you possibly can.
When his wife had a smash-up, and phoned from afar,
He asked, "Are you hurt, dear?" THEN', "How is
the car?"
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Legion Convenes At Las Vegas
Las Vegas, Nev. - IUPII - The
44th annual national conven
tion of the American Legion
was in full swing Sunday
with some 17,000 Legion
naires in this gambling center
from all 50 states.
The conclave is this city's
largest convention. It says
that every other man on the
street was wearing a Legion
cap.
Nearly 2.7 million of this
countrys 21 million war veter
ans belong to the Legion. It is
larger than all other veterans'
organizations combined.
And the list of speakers to
address the sessions was just
as impressive as the Legion's
size.
Included in th list were
Resort Site Offered
For Commercial
Development by FS
RoseburgJ-A public service
resort site is being offered
by the Forest service for com
mercial development accord
ing to Vondis Miller, forest
supervisor of the Umpqua Na
tional forest.
The site is located on the
west shores of 415-acre Lemo
lo lake, a reservoir construct
ed for hydro-electric power
development by the Copco Di
vision of the Pacific Power
and Light company, and is
twelve miles north of Dia
mond lake on the Umpqua
National forest.
The resort site being of
fered will accommodate a gen
eral resort building, rental
cabins, a service station, rent
al boats, and a small modern
trailer court. A resort oper
ator will be selected on the
basis of character, financial
responsibility and the percent
age of net sales and other in
come he is willing to pay an
nually for the concession; the
minimum acceptable bid be
ing one per cent.
The resort concession will
be authorized by a 20-year
term special use permit from
the forest service. More de
tailed information about the
proposed enterprise may be
secured from the Forest su
pervisor, P. O. Box 1008,
Roseburg.
WATCHES SERIES GAME
Washington-WPIl - President
Kennedy got a high-altitude
view of the third game of the
World Scries Sunday. The
President watched the game
on television aboard his plane
as he was flying back from
Minneapolis at an altitude of
30,000 feet.
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former President Harry S.
Truman; Atty. Gen. Robert
F. Kennedy; George Meany,
president of the AFL-CIO;
Marine Corps C .mmandant
Gen. David M. Shoup; and
Sam M. Fleming and John C.
Satterfield, immediate past
presidents respectively of the
Legion.
J. Edgar Hoover, FBI di
rector, is scheduled to address
delegates Tuesday afternoon
and Robert Kennedy will
be the featured sf?aker that
night at a dinner. Meany will
speak the following morning,
and in the afternoon, dele
gates will be addressed by
Shoup.
Truman will present his
talk Thursday morning-kick
ing off the final day of the
seven day conclave which be
gan Friday.
Fleming and Satterfield
will talk Wednesday morn
ing.
Color highlight of the con
vention came today when del
egates, brass bands and floats
paraded down La.. Vegas
blvd.
Army Removing
Mississippi Troops
Oxford, Miss - rtlPIl Negro
James Meredith, 29, began his
second week of classes at the
University of Mississippi with
out incident today and the
Army announced it was pull
ing out a number of the troops
that have stood by in case of
trouble.
In Washington, Army Secre
tary Cyrus R. Vance said 5,
400 of the Army troops moved
to Memphis, Tenn., and Co
lumbus, Miss., and held in re
serve after riots greeted Mer
edith's arrival on the campus
Sept. 30 were being pulled
out immediately and sent back
to their home bases. The ac
tion still left on duty at Ox
ford about 3,000 federalized
Mississippi National Guards
men and several thousand oth
er regular Army troops.
Red Cross Announces
Home Nursing Classes
Red Cross Nursing Service
Chairman Mrs. Walter Gar
ner, announced today that
community classes in home
nursing (care of the sick or
injured) will be given as soon
as enough persons register for
the course which will be
taught by a qulified volunteer
instructor, free of charge.
Individuals and groups may
phone the Red Cross office,
772-4405, to register for the
course.
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Withholding by
NFO Possibly
Could Boomerang
Washington UPP The Ag
riculture Department has in
dicated the livestock with
holding campaign of the Na
tional Farmers Organization
to boost farm prices could
boomerang and result in low
er cash returns.
In a review of the livestock
and meat situation, the de
partment said the holding ac
tion could result in prices
temporarily lower than if a
normal seasonal pattern of
sales had been followed.
First Comment
This was the department's
first comment on the NFO's
holding action begun early in
September at Midwest mar
kets. It was prepared shortly
before the farm group called
a recess in its efforts to in
crease prices.
The department said the
holding action helped to hold
down marketing of hogs dur
ing September. This is the
time of year when hog re
ceipts are seasonally low.
"The holding action could
have some influence on the
market later this year," the !
department said. "If market
supplies are bunched in Oc
tober or November due to
marketing of hogs that were
withheld in September, the
result would be a price tem
porarily lower than if a
normal seasonal pattern of
marketing had been followed.
Hog Prices Increase
"The magnitude of this ef
fect would depend on the ex
tent and duration of the hold
ing action and the method of
terminating it."
The department noted that
prices of hogs have risen
steadily since May. In Ser
tember, prices at eight Mid
west markets reached the
highest level since fall of
1958. Since June, prices have
been near or above a year
earlier and likely will con
tinue for the rest of the year.
For the entire year, the de
partment said, the average
price to producers will be
close to the $18.60 per 100
pounds received by farmers
in 1961.
The generally higher level
of hog prices during the last
two years, and this summer
in particular, are primarily
the result of reduced sup
plies, the department said.
Two Firms To Quit
Fir Plywood Group
I Portland - (WD - Georgia-
Pacific Corp. and Weyerhaeu
ser Co. have served notice of
intention to resign from the
Douglas Fir Plywood Associ
ation. The two producers served
notice they will resign at the
end of the year. The notice
was filed in accordance with
DEPA bylaws. Georgia Pacific
has served similar notice be
fore.
DEPA, a market dcveloD-
ment association, represents
more than 70 per cent of the
nlvwood industry. Most nf its
S5 million annual budget goes
lor promotion.
Georgia - Pacific, the larg
est member, is rennrted tn
contribute about 11 per cent
cf the association s revenues,
Georgia Jacific recently
announced plans to spend
more than one half million
dollars a year on its own pro
motion. Weyerhaeuser repor t e d I y
would like a wider WFPA
promotion program that
wnnlH lilrp a wlripr DFPA
ser products such as lumber.
Leading Cowboys
Due at PI Exposition
Portland -JUPh- The nation's
three leading all around cow
boys have signed up to com
pete at the Pacific Interna
tional Livestock Exposition
for a nine-day run.
The top cowboys are Dean
Oliver of Boise, Ida.; Tom
Nesmiih of Bethel, Okla., and
Benny Reynolds of Melrose,
Mont.
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Rockefeller Aims Over Morgenthau For Big Victory
Albany, N.Y. - IUTO - Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller, a po-j
tential candidate for the 1964
Republican presidential nomi
nation, is pushing a vigorous
reelection campaign aimed at
a big victory over his White
House - backed Democratic
gubernatorial opponent, for
mer U. S. Attorney Robert M.
Morgenthau.
Although Rockefeller has
noted a one-vote plurality is
sufficient to win a second
term in the state executive
mansion, many of his support
ers freely predict an unpre
cedented win at the polls in
November.
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In 1958, Rockefeller swamp
ed former Gov. Averell Harri
man by 573,034 votes. Presi
dent Kennedy won the state
in 1960 by 383,666.
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party has filed an independ
ent nominating petition in an
effort to field a November
election slate.
It is felt that most of the
support for the Conservative
candidates would come from
Republican ranks.
The governor has been ex
plaining throughout the state
the need for boosting taxes
when he first took office. He
has said the out-going Demo
cratic administration left a
$700 million spending budget
deficit.
Major issues in the current
campaign include the eco
nomic condition of the state,
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education, taxes and bossism.
Morgenthau, reported to
have a presidential promise
for two visits to the state be
fore the end of the campaign,
sharply disagrees with Rocke
feller on the economic ques
tion. Rockefeller said the state
has gained 450,000 jobs in the
past four years but Morgen
thau said it actually lost 72,
000 manufacturing jobs.
Javits Seeks Reelection
Also seeking reelection for
a six-year term is Republican
Sen. Jacob K. Javits, a tough
campaigner with a good run
ning record in New York City.
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Opposing Javits is James B.
Donovan, a lawyer with an
international reputation. He
was instrumental in the ex
change of U2 pilot Francis
Gary Powers for Soviet spy
Col. Rudolph 1. Abel. More
recently he has been trying to
arrange for the release of
prisoners held by the Cuban
government, an aftermath of
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members under the new ap
portionment. Some experts be
lieve the November election
could give the GOP control
by a 25-16 margin.
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