The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 21, 1955, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text25-Year Murder Finally Admitted VIROQUE. Wis. HI Ravmond Kroll, who preferred to sacrifice his freedom rather than live out his life tormented by his con science, went to prison today to pay his debt to society. The 46-year-old Davenport, Iowa, man, father of four children, be gan serving a 7 to 14 year term in the Waupun State Prison for a killing 25 years ago. He pleaded guilty Friday before Circuit Judge Lincoln Ncprud to a charge of third degree murder. A former resident of La Crosse, Wis., Kroll told authorities that as a young man of 21. he and a com panion never named by police, at tempted to hold up a rural resi dent named Clarence Sutherland. When Sutherland reached for a I gun, Kroll said, he fired a shot at ithe man and fled. Sutherland re ceived no medical attention for some time and later died of com plications. Kroll went to Davenport where he married, reared four children and led a life of quiet respectabil ity. He finally decided to turn him self in "to clear his conscience," he told authorities. A mental test found him sane and he was per mitted to enter his pleas. ESCAPING ICE SEATTLE ifi A Navy officer said all 58 ships of the fleet that sailed north of Alaska with car goes for the arctic radar network are escaping the dangerous threat of Arctic Ocean ice. Making Money Aniwer to Previous Puzzle 1 S 9 12 13 14 IS 17 It 19 21 23 24 27 29 132 34 3D 37 38 39 41 (42 44 i 146 49 53 54 58 57 S8 59 60 61 1 ACROSS Copper coin Italian coin A girl's money Above Son of Seth Eucharist ic wine cup Love songs Soak flax Sodium carbonate 2 Always 3 Fiddling Roman 4 Tendency 5 Meadow 6 Verily 7 Fish eggs ' 8 Donkeys 9 Steeps 10 Prayer ending 11 Fruit 16 Fastened 20 Allude 97 rmil hrc 35 T.east well Eye medicatlon24 pe8 done Sliver coin 25 Fencing sword40 Pendant Oriental com 26 'Jeterioralion ornament tie uses a ruoie28 Flavor vii nce) JhI aI i lult PE.ANUTt2S CAif A RAN "lWa 2ISlE A T 5 I n? S ER A 6 g O. 7" P A C s $ "woe 1 l. e nTt iRE Rl THE ERRATA ST.S."IiB ROOTEW MEgJ I x 1t I IeIr S 31 Royal Italian 45 Asterisks family name 46 Places 33 Saltpeter Boys Wane Kitchen tool Mountain . ridges Determine Pop or Mom Chair Pack Sainte (ab.) Lair War god of Greece Foreteller Too old Sea eagle . Quoted wrongly Twitching Toward the sheltered side Was borne Watch Former .popular song Bridge DOWN Money required 30 Nick 43 Lithuanian river 47 Great Lake 48 Storage pit 50 Upon 51 Mother of Helen of Troy 52 Paradise 35 Ocean I Z 3 j I IS lb 17 18 I V) k III ' ir r is W& a r a p k rn tw snr r----f jt- ijz irifl f Ji Tijrio isi n 53 Si T 5? w a Glide Schools Have Seven Husband-Wife Teacher Teams By MRS. ARTHUR SELBY , Glide Schools have seven husband-wile teacher teams. They are: Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hedeen; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Forsythc; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius McAuliffe; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinion; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Norby, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Martin. Supt. Byron Evans said this group of young teaching couples is outstanding in Douglas County schools. Met Recently The den mothers of Cub Scout Pack 112 met Wednesday evening with Scoutmaster Wayne Scher merhorn at the Glide Grade School to plan for the coming Pack meeting Sept. 29. Cookies and cof fee were served after adjourn ment. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harris and son, Steve, left recently for Walla Waila, Wash., where Harris is en rolled in the Walla Walla College as an engineering student. He served two years in the U. S. Army and has been employed as a driver for the L'pdegrave Truck ing Co. since his discharge. Frank Kucera drove to Portland Friday to spend the weekend vis iting his wife and family. He was accompanied by his son, Dennis, who is attending Glide school. Gus Carlson of Little River road suffered a severe cut on his right leg above the knee when his knife slipped while trimming linoleum. He was taken to a Roseburg phy sician for medical treatment. Mrs. Mary Strickland, Miss Rose Walker. Cal Davis and Bob Bart men all of Portland spent Satur day visiting Mrs. Strickland's sis ter. Miss Elaine Ash. Dixie Stiffler, 10-year-old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stif fler. suffered a ruptured liga ment and dislocated ankle when she fell off the curbing while roller skating at Springfield. Her par- MODEST MAIDENS TrttliMrk lifutrnJ U. S- falMt OAm 5Xv AlaM 7- ai "Now I'll need o new fall car to go with my new fall clothes!" I HOW FAR I IT ALONG IJOO IL,WITHT WE'LL TRAVEL THE II JU&T BBIOH EL PA50 laO THE K'VEK FKOW HERE 0ULV 31 OFFICII LAST FRONTIER UO ARg THREE OLD T0WW5 C TVT0 6 O'l&HCO, IwreEMATlONAL THE STATES.EA&y! F0UW060 ABOUT 1680. ?te2 , f. r.BID0ZA SUH? j - CR05IWS-F0ukI THERE OHESTREK; TWO OF THEM WERE IN I WELL KNOWKI T V Of 'El M EL PASO ! OF 3 00 HUIE6 MrK- I MEXICO TILL A CHAWA& p 1 ALOWfl THE RIO 1 I S . OUT A SRIPael IM THE RIUER BED LEFT f GRAW0E. SO WE'LL I V? I XL 'EM OU THE- NORTH L. T 1 STOP 'FOR OVERLAND I E5i.Ll rWPSH BANK..IU TEXA61 J?WTe OOPS-' SORKT" ) IT SLIPFEP J - P-BUT 1 rC'MOJ.Pur EM UP.' troops SORRrO S :T7TV7 DON'T KKJOW tVERV OUT SHOULD I 5?. pffp ' ) WB f PUT THESE OM, SLOW ANYTHING KNOW THg ACT OF- K !Jmvl LFAK.' I'VE BEEU LOOK- I ABOUT BOX-. SELF DEFENSE t2lW 1 I R IN6 FOR AN EXCUSE ING I HONEST.' A Pr 'iST " TO DO This j-V" y yri----'! II IB Ef I ft Put her TMEur.Bor UNDERESTIMATING TOU ALON6 I'VE BEEN ALL. on. ' -l '' IXS A FAKP I I fSr THZLANDOF THE PAST (Real -AHO THE CORNER. JO THE J22sc'y- grontrOS,ur.- LAHO W HAMUS ALABAMA RUSHES THPOOGH THE THROHGS OF HAPPV VAVC. ' ITt 1 1 IT1 V rfftKV?r ' CHILCMEH'HVAPPLAND, THROUGH THE fl l,'K ALXl l a flwWmW- tY " M LISTEN TO THAT' ' TH' TIGER'S ROAR-'X NO, BUT SNO NEED FOR WE BETTER TRACKING . ANY MORE.' HURRY ON OR THERE WONT BE ANYTHING LEFT OF OLD KING GUZ. -;my ORNERY AS HE , IS, I DON'T THINK HE'5 NY MATCH FOR THAT CRITTER .WHOSE TAIL HE'5 GOT! MAY ti6 NOT, BUI ) 'fJif' i' CJ,' J? WAIT.' MY EAR'5 j . MffllM'i IIMfe',- WATCH IT, BOY ) ; iMlKmV:k 'i&9'' THERE'S 5UMPIN ; lZZr ti 'l!( LOOK. DADDY ELMO ; f 8SCUGHT OVE9 HIS i TOY TELEPHONE SET- ) ( THE OTHER END IS r- (UPSTAIRS U ' 'I mm fa LET M ANSWER IT T PEALLV) T JU5T FOC FUN- irS P&09ABLV MAMA r AI I II ? f POrDM 1 lOCTA i DC KIPJlPJ DAGwoOD, WHAT ARE VOU DOING DOANN THERE ON THE SOFA SLEEPING WHEN YOU SHOULO BE OUT i CUTTING THE grass?, T I J ',( TAKE THATThiNG " V HOWE. ELMO AND DONT BOING IT . AROUND HERE ents brought her home to be treat-1 Jlrs. Stifflcr's brother-in-law and ed by a Roseburg physician and , sister, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sim the leg is in a cast which must nions, of San Francisco; brother be worn for six weeks. I in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A houseful of guests of Mr. and AI Dean and Mrs. Sliffler's par Mrs. Charles Stiffler left Sundav cnts, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Johnson after an extended visit. They were": I all of Springfield. Eugene Residents Visit In Sutherh'n Recently By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Mr. and Mrs. C. Vandernol of Eugene spent Friday in Suthcrlin at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson on Third Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. uccumpaush of the City Drive-in Market arc tne parents ot a son, Don Earl, born Sept. 12 weight 10 pounds. ounces at Mercy Hospital in noseourg. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vogelpohl, who left on a vacation trio Auc. 14, arrived home recently. Their trip went via Boise, Salt Lake City, Denver, Kansas City. St. Louis, through Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and North Carolina, where they visited many places of interest, then on to Greenville, S.C. where they spent 12 days visiting with their son and family, Mr. and Jlrs. Maurice Vo gelpohl Jr. On their return trip tney went via Atlanta, l.a; Bir mingham, Ala., through Mississip pi, Louisianna, Texas and New Mexico. Jhey visited the Carlsbad Caverns, petrified forest in Ari lona; took a tour of the Boulder Dam, Las Vegas, tour of Virigina City 4nd Reno and then came home. They report that they had very nice weather both ways. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holgato Jr., spent a couple of days recently in Suthcrlin visiting with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoi gate Sr., and other relatives. Frank Jr., will enter Linfield College at McMinnvillc when the fall term starts and the young couple will make their home in McMinnvillc. Mrs. Wesley Thompson was a business visitor in Eugene Wednesday. Japan's Cabinet Approves Two U. S. Air Force Bases TOKYO im Japan's Cabinet Tuesday formally approved two of five planned U.S. Air Force Base expansions which rioting villagers, farmers and labor unionists tried to stop earlier this month. Cabinet action is pending on the oilier three bases. 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