The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, July 13, 1951, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt o 2 Ths Nwi-Reviw, Roseburg, Ort. Friday. July 13, If SI 1 Local News Hem From Hospital Lawson King Jr., ion of Mr. and Mn. Lawson King, Roseburg, ii con valeicing satisfactorily at his Salmon Being Rid Of Infection Salmon at the Rock creek hatch ery have made a fast recovery from a bacterial gill infection after sulfa drugs had een fed them, 'but it' not certain whether the re covery ia due to the drugs or to I natural remedial process. Bill Pitney, resident biologist, said Thursday the hatchery is still losing a few fish four or five a day which is slightly above nor mal but considerably less man the 30 or 40 losses each day about ten days ago. On one day more home, following his discharge , han iW nad lost Normal Wednesday from Mercy hospital, losses are one or two a day. Pit- where he recently underwent a ma Jor operation. ney said, Pitney declared he could not be sure whether the drugs cured On Honor Roll Ann Roth, the infection, which struck in a , .!,.. i. hn,. . 'pond of some 25.000 fall Chinook c. 1 Vol I imgerlings at the hatchery. A nomici at Oregon State col- cnemicil wa, in lhe pond lege, hai been listed on the spring i nd later two types of sulfa drugs term scholastic honor roll. Miss Roth earned a grade average of 35 points or better. A 3 5 is half way between an A and B average. have been mixed with the food Some 35.000 (not 50.000 as pre viously reported) spring Chinook fiogerlings were also hit by the in fection, Pitney said. Losses in this batch are also down to near nor mal at present. Pitney said the sulfa treatment will be continued a few , ,re days. Home From Hospital Mrs. Gus Youngren haa returned to her home in Roseburg, following her dismissal from Douglas Commun ity hospital, where she underwent ! p ,. flileTe Can m.inr .nroerv Mrs. Ynuneren is ; EX-rOliee lfll6l I 3011 the oldest daughter of Mr. and j Faces Robbery Chargt MrS U. U. MaUlirWB vi ifiriiu.-o and the mother of Gene, Harold and Kay Horn. Spraying Plant Crash Kills Salem Operator LUSK, Wyo. UP) A grass hopper spraying plane crashed near here yesterday killing its pilot, M. S. Baker, about 42, Sa lem, Ore. He was flying a converted bomber training ship for the Ace Flying Service of Salem. The plane struck a power line pole, sheared off a wing and dropped to the ground. Baker died a few minutes later. His widow, Mrs. Florence Baker, Salem, and an 8-year-old aon sur vive. " PACI DIOGENES PORTLAND .f Ray L. Fleming, son of a former Portland police chief, is under indictment on a charge of assault and armed robbery. The grand jury Indicted the 25-year-old son of James Fleming. Young Fleming is accused of holding up the Western Airlines office here last May. He waa once employed as a Multnomah county deputy sheriff. Building Job Halted; Crowds Property Lint City Inspector C. H. Boniols an nounced that he had issued a atop work order on the Trued apartment extension, as the rear of the new building is too close to the rear property line. The rear property line runs at an angle, so that only the northeast corner of the building is affected by the 10-foot aetback line require ment. Boniols said that the apart ment owners are attempting to purchase additional property in the rear to legalize construction of the building. The addition to the Trued apart ments, located on Chadwick street, west of Washington, is a separate building immediately to the rear of the apartments now occupied. Todd Building Co. is tne contractor. Major Positions Filled In Several Douglas Schools Announcement of new personnel in various schools throughout the county was made Thursday by the county school superintendent's of fice. Paul S. Elliott Resigns As City School Supt. (Continued from Page 1) tendent saw the school census lump from 1,713 in 1943-44 to 1.677 in 1950-51 an increase of more than 200 percent. The district jumped It places in seven years in the ranking of atate school districts 4 hv size It wis 18th in 1944 nil new principal at Days tree is i eighth in 1950. ELECTED AT LEONA Alvin Cooper, M'ldred Fern Brid ges and Charles llargen have been elected to the Leona district school board, the county school superin tendent's office reported. Cooper was reelected for another term; the others had previously been ap pointed to the board to fill unex pired terms. MONTGOMERY, Ala. UP) Pete Exidis says he's found that honest man. Exidis, who runs a restaurant, laya 17 yeara ago he befriended a guy. The fellow left town and Exi dis forgot about him. Recently. Exidis received a let ter signed by Fred J. Cane of ' feet long Carlsbad, N. M. "As you remember," the Icttnr atated, "when I was at Montgom ery back In 1934 without money and a job, you were kind enough to give me three meals a day and on Saturday a few dollars for spend ing money." Enclosed wai a cashier'a check for $100. BRIDGE BIDS SLATED The State Highway commission. at a meeting in Portland July 17, will receive bids for reconstruc tion of Worthington bridge over the South Umpqua river at I h e county road about five miles from lanyonville. The bridge will be 211 Carnival Slated To Open Monday West Coast Showa will open Mon day for a week'a engagement in Roseburg, July 17 to 22, on the carnival grounds off the North L'mpqua road, announced Charles Carpenter, advance publicity man, who was here Thursday. The shows will be under the aus pices of L'mpqua post, American Legion. The Lemon's cut of tne pro ceeds will be used to promote Jun ior Legion baseball. The combined carnival and cir cus nas added two new ridea and has additional sideshows this year Carpenter said that business man ager George toe has been attempt ing to make the show "bigger and better." The carnival is managed by Harry Myers. The carnival is featuring as its circus act aerial performers work ing 150 feet in midair, with no nets and no safety devices. This feature ia free to carnival patrons each night. This will be the 17th year that West Coast Shows has come to Roseburg. The carnival is playing this week in Bend. Carl Sneliing, from Idaho, now do ing graduate work at the Univer sity of Oregon. He replaces fcdwin H. Norene, who resigned to take up public health work in Mult nomah county. New coach at Daya Creek is Lloyd Hirkock, a grad uate of the University of Oregon, who replaces Richard Haywor.th. At Glendale, James Pate, former coach there, moves up to fill the superintendent's post vacated by Ted Lang, who resigned for work in Portland. It was not learned whether a person has been found to take the position of coach. In Sutherlin high school, H. Troy Thompson of Idaho Falls, tekes over as principal replacing Fred Richardson, who resigned. In Drain elementary school. El- wood Egelston, former assistant principal at Sandy hign. school, is new principal. Egelston replaces Another indication of the dis- Judge Restrains Access Block To SawmillSite A temporary restraining order was issued Thursday bv Circuit Judge Carl E. Wimberly, enkun-1 be able to complete the job within ing E. F. Black and others from the time specified and the job Diocaing access to Myrtle creex property of the Orwest Lumber mill. West Roseburg Sewtr Project Deferred (Continued from Page 1) est bids designated a completion date which normally would be within the dry season, the council felt that the contractor would not would therefore run into the wet aeason. In stopping the ordinal project, the council has concluded there A onmnl.inl flll ho -It . trict's growth cai be seen in the . 0f tne lumber company alleged will be an overall saving, when .v ... k...j .n, M Biacn nad Deen parking an : viewing the sto: m sewer program uation, which more than doubled .utomobile in front of the Orwest 1 as a whole. Since no provision i?-5i1.y"'" r0m S'640'00 ,0 I lumber mill and log pond on the ; was made for working other areas d i west side of Maple atreet in Myrtle ! into that to be served by the orig- Before coming to Roseburg El-1 Creek's Riversdale addition. This inal system, the cost of making iiisTOiiji,nin luieuo, ure, , has hampered access from Maple separate and new joba for the re- s lllKil nilimil fi, i,it ii nm ltult-r- intendent of the city system. He worked 12 years in the commercial field as an engineer and factory sales representative. A graduate of Pacific college at Newbury. Elliott also did consid erable graduate work at the Uni versity of Oregon. Elliott, 55, came to Oregon from Indiana in 1903. He is married ana has two daughters, Janeth, who is attending Willam ette university, and Mra. Ann Denny of Redding, Calif. Expansions Occur street to the mill site, the com plaint says. Six other persona named as de fendants have threatened to assist in obtruding the entrance, accord ing to the complaint. The lumber corpora ion asks for a permanent injunction. Other suits filed Thursday: Glenn M. Forbes brought action against the atate industrial acci dent commission asking for tem porary total disability and later partial disability on injuriea auf- Major physical changes occurred ' l", "' ' "Wml" ccident " Glen- - r.. ...... un . ' ..lajui jii;iiai i-ntiixra unuriru Jol- James Bush, who resigned to enter in the district during Elliutt's ten-1 private business At Glide, the new school super intendent is Byron Evans, from Sisters, who hat been doing grad uate work at the University of Ore gon during the past year. He re places Jonn Orr, who is taking a new position as district school sup erintendent at Arlington, Ore. New coach at Glide ia Harvey Stroud, of Grand Island, Neb., who takes the place of Leslie Wright who will accompany Orr to Arlington. The annual school audit is now under way, County School Super intendent Kenneth Barnehurg re ported. Auditing of all records for Douglas county schools (except dis trict No. 4) is being done by A. B. Collier, clerk of district 4. An other accountant will check dis ure. Riverside school was construe- Th Roseburg Women's club filed ted and 13 rooms added in 1949. 1 ult t0 I""1 tl,le on Roseburg The new Fullcrton school was con-! Property against the unknown heirs structed. The old Fullerton school of Be,,'r s- deceased was expanded by eight roo lis and The Credit Service company filed a central heating plant installed ' suit against Robert L. Smith, do at Senior high school. ing business as the Sanitary Mar Among otner evidences of the i ket, for S525.4.1, allegedly owed on district's growing pains in the last ! merchandise to a meat packing seven years was considerable war- company, time construction, including: the J remodeling of Benson school, the Three Named Appraisers addition of a temporary annex to ft R--,Jui- c.- lewis To Mr and Mrs. Rob-! Dismissed Treasurer RETURNS FROM MEET uougias county Commissioner' u ... . Lynn Bcckley returned Thursday I Births At Mercy Hospital nciiiuuii iiooi ivuiwaiiKee, wis., where he attended the 15th annual conference of the National Associ- ert'Lewis, 921 Winche: ation of County Officials. . I bur, Juy , , da, tu,,,, iw.ic m-dm onei mary talk July 5 by Berkley on daminis-1 ounce! union ui me niKiiwav program. Beckley represented the associ ation of Oregon counties aa its president. Rose school: a girls' gym at Senior Culture ToodVork ad Lnai I The "urt "y ap- shop w,rr.nd the Lit.ry-A . j """ B.- building at the hich school nd An" L- Baughman as The plana were al worked out W'" ' " "ate by the ,c"lWboar3''.nWd0rw th ?h "'on' oetTnTnv consent of the "fine people who meniw" Pel.'"on of trict 4 books. Auditing will be com- live in the Roseburg district," said , "' " ? . , ' " " pletcd sometime in August, Barne-: tmon ! " . - .'"'j". 1 driving charge, Geddes said. State berg aa id. Edenbower and Sylmon valley ! woya itoneria nave Deen appointed : i.." .j. ,k. .,, maining portions of West Rose burg would have been greater than to revise the plans to put the entire area under one central storm sewer system. The West Roseburg area presents major" engineering problems for two reasons: First, the ground is almost flat, with very little fall towards the river, and second, there are no paved streets, curb ing or gutters to direct the water to the sewer catch basins. Thorough engineering to make suie the sewers will woi and prop erly serve an enlarged aeclion of West Roseburg will b; made be fore final plans and specifications are approved, assured Gilchrist. The city has upwards of $60,000 for the West Roseburg job. This is part of an original $165,000 bond issue voted for Lane street. North Jackson and West Roseburg storm sewers. The Lane atreet job is now underway. Sawmill Worker Fined On Drunkeness Charge during the period, aws eallsopa-r lion of Sinick district. ster St., Rose- dauchter. Rose- weight six pounds one DRUNKS PENALIZED Municipal Judge Ira B. Riddle Thursday reported dispositions of three cases: Murrel Davis, 51, Portland, waa committed to the city jail for 10 daya in lieu of a 120 fine on a drunk charge, and two men forfeited $20 bail each on drunk charges. They were Eu gene Leonard Richardson, 40; Winston: and Joseph Pascal WalL 30, Roaeburg. FIRM INCORPORATES Articles of Incorporation were filed in Salem today by Pacific Plywood Co., Roseburg. listing 500 shares of no par value. The ar ticles were filed by James W. Mor rell, Jamea A. Nelson and James P. Cronan Jr. 51 DIE IN CRASH KIO DE JANEIRO, B-azil -UP) CAR CRASH KILLS BOY PORTLAND (, -Byron Wil liam Dunham, 14, died of injuries Thursday when he crashed his father'a car into a tree. The boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Dunham, had been told by his family to turn the car around before packing it for a trip to Seattle, sheriffs deputies reported. Demands Back Salary PORTLAND UP) Ray J. Dooley, lormer Multnomah county BETTES To Mr. and Mrs. treasurer, wants the county conns- Robert Lewis Belles. Camas Val- toners to pay ms saiary since ni ley, July 10. a daughter, Judy removal from office in March, 1949. Eileen; weight seven pounds. I Thomas R. Mahoney, his attor- wnBFiinusiP Ti. Mr .nrf ' 5""u "le ami in cir- W. Smith, who died May 31. 1951 Josephine Church, a sister, is ad ministrator. Robert H. Goodwin has been ap pointed administrator of the estate of Frederick J. Arendt. who died in Reedsport May 15, 1951. Bradley Winston Ward, 33-year-old Roseburg sawmill worker, waa fined $50 in district court Thurs day on a charge of being drunk in a public place, according to Judge A. J. Geddes. Ward was arrested Thursday by state police. 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