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Wednesday, April 10, 196J PACE J A HERALD AND XEWS. KUmalh Falls. Ore. I B ) M0-1M5I 133-34 38 j TAUtUS 3 4-i4-ii2a 4-31.32-901 & JUNE 22 CANCEK 13 36-37.39.54 uo 5 JJLr 51-53-581 "65-67-80-83 VMGO AUG. 24 1 StPT.23! ri - -2 '2B-29-S5-B6I tea -Br CLAV R. KJLLA.N- JJT, Your Doifr Acfi.rlr Cui o M To develop mrssoge for thursday, reod wofdj corresponding to numbers vi your .oo.'0C Oirth Sign. OCT. 23 i&l 3-44-48 57 3 Kep Co-tMr 5 An 6 Ho:t 7Ne fiOd 9 And 10 K 1 1 O.ttanr !2 Trovtliirvi 13 Hnn 1 4 Peryyj) tb Wvet l70ot 18 H 19 Trad -0 Got 21 Fr.end 2 Ccu;d 23 ?u t 24 Cow 25 Hopoimns 26 Reoay 27 Or ? A, 31 V t 32 FM.Iy ."3 CKIf 41 Got 42 Of 43 Look 44 ,-, 4 b Sonioj 4! 47 A 43 O.f 49 Ds' c-rful 0"Aifi, 52 WH S4 Thr.ll 57 Up 50 toj 59 So NO 6 j IT, ft i T i5 Mem t-toT j S.'t vr 70 Gwof 71 Moo 72 f1! 73 T jfn.nfj 74 Conning ?; Sittt 2r; B it 77 JJs 75 And 79 itav 81 Vnai 82 Vc fUOut f ,i "1 ouf Now gJ Re at,) is 61 Re.o KOtMO OCT. 24 NOV. 22 17-18-19-3S? 1426 87 V. SAGITTARIUS NOV 23 y OtC 23 f3 1. S. 8 21H E7 63-75-86 CAPIICOIN 3C- 2 IAN 20 5? 54-56-64Cy P7-7B-83 ci;, AOUAKIUS -AH 21 FIB.' 19 ll-13-4043d P076-79 84V mcts ftB. 20?Ar MAR. 21 B3-41-47-49. 62-69-74 V! Probers Decline Names Of Legislative Cheats Resignation Of Hospital Chief Laid To Cutbacks SALEM ll'PH-The assistant superintendent o( the Oregon State Hospital said Tuesday he is resigning, partly because of cut backs in service at the mental hospital. , Dr. Herbert L. Kelson, who joined the hospital staff 12 years ago, said he is leaving early in June. He said he plans to take a men tal health position in Iowa. Xelson referred to financial cut backs ordered at the State Hos pital as a major reason for his departure. 1 "I fear that we are taking a step backwards by this economy move," he said. "Thi is limiting the work that we would like to do. We have only so much staff and can go only so far with it." Nelson became assistant super intendent late in 1!)58. He said the hospital budget made it difficult to keep. up with new, improved techniques in mental care. He said "personal financial con siderations" also played a part in his decision to leave Oregon. Cutbacks in hospital funds were the subject of a recent outburst by Rep. Beulah Hand, D-Milwauk-ic. chairman of a Ways and Means subcommittee. WASHINGTON i VPl -Reporter Jack Anderson today otfeied to provide House investigators with the names of more than a dozen Congressmen wjio nheat" but thev declined to receive them. The investigators demanded in stead the name of the congres sional source for a magazine ar ticle he wrote on the subject. This Anderson refused to di vulge at a 20-minute hearing be fore the House Administration Committee. The session broke up in a storm of shouted charges be tween Anderson and committee members and to a scattered cho rus of "boos" that arose from the audience. The meeting ended before An- cerson could read a prepared statement. I was preparing to give them the names of the cheats, the names that they asked for," An derson told newsmen. "I was oing to name several over a dozen, some of whom violated the law." He said he had evidence of con llict of interest, possible bribery, free acquisition of automobiles, a jlottery by a congressman, and of a case in wnicn ne saia a con gressman used govcnimenl-owned foreign currency "to set up a villa on the Adriatic for himself and his girl friend." Rep. Wayne Hays, D-Ohio, a committee member, was asked later w hy the. committee's chair man refused to let Anderson testify. "Because the testimony would be privileged (against libel ac tion!," Hays replied. "Let him name the names in his magazine articles and then if the charges arc true, there will be indictments. but if they are false, the con gressmen can sue Anderson." Anderson hotly accused the com mittee of havlhg "backed down" from its offer to take testimony from "any person who has know ledge" to back up charges in a March 24 Parade Magazine article which alleged that while most members of Congress are honest. some pad payrolls, sell influence, and misuse public funds. Committee Chairman Omar Bur leson, D-Tex., shot back that it was Anderson who was backing down in his refusal to name the anonymous congressman" to whom the Anderson article in Pa rade was attributed. Anderson retorted that Burleson and (lie committee in its public pica for supporting evidence had been guilty of "bluff and bark." Hep. Charles E. Chamberlain, R-Mich., delivered a final, sharp leply to Anderson as Burleson re catcdly banged his gavel to ad journ the stormy session. "You're a coward! he shouted. r in i I . v f -r-V - u 4i i : j j V SHIRLEY HANSEN JANICE DECKER Lakeview High School Names Honor Scholars Emery Backed For Marshal WASHINGTON UPI - Sen Maurine Neubcrger, D-Ore., has recommended Burdette F. Emery to be United States marshal for Oregon. Emery, 35, is a U.S. probation and parole officer in Portland. The state Democratic executive committee urged his nomination, Mrs. Neuberger said. The marshal's position is cur rcntly held by Paul Kearney an appointee of the Eisenhower Ad ministration. 1 Kimberly knits 1 1 I 1,1 iowh,g i I hi Easter colors I pfij ha yf - 4 fresh as springtime blossoms arc die soft new J V M .1 . ; . A colorings in which your favorite wool knits j j l' "vtl '1 sleeveless shcalh and petaMiemmed jacket jtfN IfvJRA s, j f I 2. Shirt-collared, short-sleeved f I ' I ' i - i h 'la8 8'0' P01015 'n eac'' s'l'e seam. Leaf jpjj '. F ' '"i 8rccn or liglit gray; leather bclt'to wear to your I IMlr fSk s5995 I V' jji I i A " 'lA q y VIUm "ivate parking public parking y ? jT at rear of .tor. whilt in f,SL" D,IJ9' I i 3e for 2 Houri .1 y ,ho',Pin3 LPmt'.. UM'.'.Vr't.V.V.,.1'.''' LKEVIEV - Janice Decker with a grade point average of 3.8 for four years of high school, will be valedictorian of the sen ior class of Lakeview High School. Shirley Hansen, with an average fo 3 6. will be salutatorian at the graduation exercises. Janice is the daughter of Mrs. L. A. Decker and the late Mr. Decker. In addition to her aca demic work, her activities in high school included membership in the rally squad, national honor so ciety, student council assembly committee, science club. Red Cross, and band. She was also a delegate to Girls' State and a personality court candidate. Shirley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hansen, won the Elks! Club local scholarship and re ceived a letter of commendation as a high ranking student in the National Merit Scholarship tests Lumber Industry Said Leaning On Tariff Plan At Lakeview High School she was member of the Future Home- makers ot America, GAA, science Club, Pep Club, literary club, and national honor society. She also served as delegate to Girl's State! and J.E.S.S.I. Topping the grades for t h o boys with a 3.3 is Michael Heath, who will have his name engraved on the scholarship cup. A trans fer this year from the high school at Crane, he has taken part in student body government, student council, sophomore class officer, band, chorus, FTA, football, bas ketball, and Varsity L. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Heath. PORTLAND (UPIi-An execu tive of the West Coast Lumber men" Association said Tuesday he believed the American lumber in dustry would be w illing to accept an orderly marketing agreement with Canada which would remove tariffs of softwood lumber in both directions. He also called f o r changes in shipping regulations G. Cleveland Edgctt, executive vice president of the WCLA, ad dressed the Oregon Bankers As sociation here. He said results of the Canadian election Monday seemed to indi cate "our friends to the north believe an improvement in inter national relations is long overdue." In the past, he said, Canada has maintained high tariff bar riers on lumber and the pre vious administration was "partic ularly restrictive in a number of different fields." He said Cana dian tariffs on lumber ranged from $5 to $1(1 per thousand while this country's remained at from 25 cents to $1 per thousand. E d g c 1 1 also said Congress should enact legislation that would require all softwood lumber dis charged at ports in the United States, its territories, districts and possessions, to be transported in American flag ships, or ves sels registered in the country of the point of origin. He said that while Canada has virtually no merchant ships now it "should share in the defense of the North American continent by building up her own fleet ot 1 merchant marine vessels." Agriculture uses 50 per cent of Russia's workers and food is in short supply: only 10 per cent of American workers in the same industry produce a food surplus. The Newly Redecorated LITTLE SWEDEN OPENS APRIL 12th at 2:00 P-M. ""f SATCH & DROOPS" DINNERS FROM 5 P.M. TILL 12:00 Wednri.. 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