, Predicts Hawaii Entry,
Rejection Of Alaska
WASHINGTON W! - Sen. Hugh
1 Butler (R-Neb), who wiU head the
' Senate Interior and Insular Affairs
Committee in January, predicted
today Hawaii will be admitted to
the union as a state by the next
Congress.
But he said he believed state
hood will be denied to Alaska. .
He said he believes Alaska is not
yet economically ready for sfate-
Philosopher Russell, 80,
Taking- Fourth Bride
LONDON Wl The London Times
announced today that Britain's
most unconventional peer 80-year-old
Bertrand Russell, world
renowned philosopher, Nobel Prize
winner and earl in the peerage of
the United Kingdom is taking
a fourth bride.
She is a 52-year-old American
author, Miss Edith Finch of Bryn
Mawr, Pa., the Times says. The
eeremoty reportedly will take
place in January.
Russell was divorced from his
first three wives..
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BATTLE OF BIG GUNS Day after .day, night after night, United Nations artillerymen pour their big
shells into Red positions in Korea. The fighting along the central front had settled down to an artillery
duel until 1500 screaming Chinese Communist soldiers captured Pinpoint Hill on Sniper Ridge. Commu
nist big guns fired WOO rounds into Allied lines during first two hours of attack. Gun crew above are
answering back during a long Korean night. .
Philandering Right
Of Husband Advocated
LONDON Wl Every husband is
entitled to philander once in his
life, a spokesman male for the
British Law Society said last night
in advising wives It is better to
forgive once than try to forget
forever.
"I think for a woman to take
up the stupid position of insisting
upon absolute fidelity from her
husband Is wrong," London lawyer
E.C. Harvey told the Royal Com
mission on Marriage and Divorce,
which is hearing suggestions for
changes in divorce laws.
, "It might be suggested very
strongly to a wife to overlook it
where, a husband had failed on
one occasion with one particular
woman and had freely confessed
it rajher than rush into divorce.
After all, she will ba a long time
divorced," he said.
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Baptist Opposes
Church School
Federal Support
WASHINGTON I A Baptist
church official has coma out
against what ho described as a call
by the Roman Catholic bishops
for government financial aid to
church-sponsored schools.
The bishops etc., 2nd graf 665
The bishops, in a 3,000-word
statement issued after their an
nual meeting last week, deplored
what they called efforts to divorce
religion from education. .
They also expressed alarm at
what they saw as "efforts to create
a monopoly of education for a sec
ularized public school."
Joseph W. Dawson, executive di
rector of the Baptist Joint Com
mittee on Public Affairs, issued a
statement Monday saying in part:
"It is not the function of gov
ernment to aid religion financially
or to participate in the affairs, of
church."
Dawson said he knew of no Prot
estant opposed to establishment or
use of church-established schools,
"so long as the churches pay for
them and do not ask tax funds
in any effort to support them."
Korean War Casualties
Include Many Chaplains
WASHINGTON W-The Army
says that, in two years' fighting in
Korea, seven of its chaplains have
been killed, five are missing' and
an undetermined number have
been injured.
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Infection-Proof Spray
New Air Force Aid
WASHINGTON Wl The Air
Force has a spray on plastic
dressing that quickly coats a wound
with an infection-proof film the
attending doctors can look through
while healing goes on,
Announcing the development.
Air Force headquarters said the
film had promise for emergency
use in case of atomic attack or
other disaster, and also might dis
place gauze as dressing for many
kinds of surgical wounds. It is still
under test.
Samuel Britt, Former
Roseburg Resident, Dies
CORVALLIS-Samuel M. Britt,
a resident of Philomath for the
past 24 years, died at his home
there early Monday after a brief
illness. Funeral services will be in
charge of the Warner-McHenry fu
neral home of Corvallis.
He was born at Pawnee, Kan.,
November 28, 1868. The family
went to Roseburg in 1872 and he
was married there to Cora Connine
on December 25, 1898. The family
lived here for six years before mov
ing to Philomath in 1928.
He is survived by his widow;
four sons, Herbert. S. Britt, Eu
gene; Lorin J. Britt and Ernest H.
Britt, Portland; Lewis C. Britt,
Pomeroy, Wash.; sister, Mrs. Fan
nie Smith, Roseburg, four grand
children and two great-grandchildren.
Second-Growth Sawlogs'
Price Drops $2 Per M.
CORVALLIS Wl Demand for
second-growth sawlogs continued
good in the Willamette Valley last
week, but at scattered mills the
price fell $2 a thousand.
The forest products market re
port from the extension service at
Oregon State College, said in re
porting this that the quotations
ranged from $38 to $47 a thousand
with $8 to $40 the dominant figure.
This was for No. 2 second-growth.
No. 3 was mostly around $36.
- Introducing to you, Roiobitrf .
end Surrounding Communities!
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Sergeant, Home
From Panama
By LOUISA COATS :
Mr. and. Mrs. Dwight Raines of
Tenmile have as their guests Mrs
Raines' step brother, Sgt. Charles
Morrell, and his wife of Pedro
Miguel Panama. Sgt. and Mrs.
Morrell have been visiting with
hia parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Morrell, and his .sister-; Mrs.
Harry Kerber, of Roseburg. Sgt.
Morrell has spent six years in
Panama, where he met his- wife
and they were married there. This
is the first time his family has
seen her. He is being transferred
to Camp Roberta, Calif.
Mr., and Mrs. Wayne Breiten
bucher and Irwin Breitenbucher
of Tenmile drove to Lebanon Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.
Breitenbucher's , brother and -sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Breitenbucher, and family. A
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie McDaniels, of Sweet
Home came to Lebanon and spent
the day with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Manie Porter of
Roseburg were . guests of Mr.
Porter's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. , and Mrs. Walter Coats,
on Sunday.
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Ground Observer Corps
Praised By Gov. McKay
SALEM Wl Gov. Douglas Mc
Kay wants the Ground Observer
Corps to stay on the job through
the coming winter. . ....
He said the corps, a group of
volunteers under Air Force super
vision, plays an important part in
the U. S. air defense system.
"Although the GOC volunteers at
times believe they have a thank
less task, the service they give
might result in receiving adequate
warning in th event enemy planes
penetrate our defenses without be
ing detected by radar," he said.
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Drain To Participate
In HS Speech Confab
Drain High School will partici
pate in the fourth annual high
school speech conference at South
ern Oregon College in Ashland
Jan. 30 and 31, the College an
nounces. A tentative schedule of confer
gress, radio announcing, impromp
tory, poetry reading, student con
ence events includes debate, ora
tu, after-dinner aod extemporane
ous speaking.
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