The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 11

POLICI AMI ST Feb. 1957 Tke Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 11 Yoncalla Council Permits City Hall For Library Use I Dl 'ft A DrcT i I njst government Radio Budapest i FUNNY MSINtSS 1 1 2 mm ii 1 that the budget meeting will be held in March. Residents were warned against Portland Releases 30 I City Jarl Prisoners PORTLAND ifl Portland turned 30 prisoners loose from the city jail Wednesday because it had run out of room. Actually the jail, designed for 74 male prisoners, ran out of room some time ago, but improvisations were made to accommodate announced Thursday that police arrested 32 persons in a raid in the small town of St.

Gotlhard, near the Austrian border. The prisoners were charged with anti-government activity, hiding of I weapons and aiding anti -Commu number of books taken out each! week and said the library treasury had $150 wit up from bequests made in recent years. Increasing interest and use of the library were pointed out by Mrs. Hush Warner, librarian, who said the county library board will increase the number of books if additional! space is provided. Details of adapting the City Hall room to library use are to be in am rooiQ of the Yoncalla City Hill (or the library wai granted this week by the City Council.

The request was brought to the council by a delegation Irom the Library Board Mrs. Theresa Warner, Mn. Chirlet Timmoni, Mrs. Beryl Adams, Mrs. Ben Men Sidney Lasswell and Keith Van Krevlin, reports News-Review correspondent Mrs.

George Edes. Mrs. Tunmons reported on the allowing dogs to run at large in the city. It was pointed out that the gardening season is approaching and that dogs caught running at large will be impounded and penalties imposed before the animals are released to owners. nist refugees to flee the country.

Procedures in obtaining city water connections were requested by Bud Arnold and Alvin Roberts, They were informed that the city ordinance calls for a $33 fee for service and $10 deposit which is returned when the service is ended and bills paid. Delbert Dickey, newly elected mayor, appointed Louis Grata com-1 missioner of the fir department; Clyde Powell to bead the street and road departments: Noble Snider, the water department, and Vincent Duncan, civil defense and police. The council decided to charge commercial users the difference in price between the cost of a regular At-inch water meter and a larger one if it is requested. This 1 would be in addition to the regular service charge and deposit. I Mayor Dickey reported he wild 200 nightly.

When Wednesday night came along and MO men already were there, jailors arranged for 30 to be paroled in order to make room for the expected newcomers. They showed up, too, and the count later was a total 202. wortea out. HIGHWAYS OPEN SALEM Except fur spots of ice in a few areas, highways in Oregon were in good travel condition Thursday, the state Highway Department said. Chains were required only at Timberline.

Answer to Previous Puzilo Inaugural Courtesy Observed, Holme Says PORTLAND I Gov. Robert D. Holmes said this week that he rose to his feet in his moving ear as he passed before President Eisenhower in the inaugural parade last month. The governor has been eriti- lllM1 What's the Word! Amendment Proposed For Legislators' Costs SALEM lit A proposed constitutional amendment that would let the legislators give themselves unlimited expense allowances was introduced in the House Thursday by Rep. W.

H. Holmstrom (D), Gearhart. It also would increase the annual legislative pay from $600 to $1,000. The measure says that the expense allowance would be not less than $5 a day. Continental Motors F.r PRECISION c.

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