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2 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Oct. 6, 1955 Longtime County Resident Dies At Age Of 90 Miss Mary Ann Baimnridco. 90, a resident of Douglas County for Miss Charlotte Hyra Joins Library Staff (Continued from Pige One) nla r bookmobile patrons. (Douglas County has a population of approx imately 70,000, currently.) Tentative plans call for a book mobile driver who will assist Miss L Michaels Heads Bureau Lawrence Michaels was elected president of the Douglas County Farm Bureau Federation at the meeting held Monday. He is past president of the Douglas County Livestock Assn., and a director of the Douglas County Farm Loan Assn. L. V. Beckley was elected vice president; Joe Brumbach, voting delegate, and Mrs. C. G. Hedden, associated woman's chairman. Ken L. Gilkeson was guest speak- : er ot the evening, lie discussed phases of wild life. ! ing on the bathroom floor of her apartment, and pronounced dead ! at a hospital. ! A man identified by detectives ! as Quinlon Robert Gault, 53, a j chef employed by a Vancouver, Wash., catering service, was ar- s vears. died in Ilosebure ate "yre. Me will travel wun tne Tuesday evening ! wheeled library. A onetime clemen- She was born at Ashburn, Derby-! tary instructor, Miss Hyre enjoys shire, England, Sept. 2, 1865, and I her work; says it provides an in camc to the United States with her I formal atmosphere and combines parents when she was 5. Her par- a continuing personal contact with ents settled in what is known as ! people, the English Settlement, east of j Srvics Adults, Children Oakland, in 1870. She never mar-. Bookmobiles, she sresses, serv- j. Roland Parker, county agent, I rested three miles east of Cascade ned. auun a,,u iiiiiuiiii cMuanj'. i discussed the incentive payments Locks. He was booked on a mur- Miss Baimbridgc is survived by i They carry the usual fiction and on woo an(j lambs. Idcr charge, three nieces, Mrs. Rush Clark of non fiction volumes wilh rooms for . rnnr. Hvixinrk markets In Miss Marks apartment detec Roscburg, Mrs. Homic Howard otSpecial books on cooking, garden- civenbv Michaels W A Da-' live had found a photographic Yoncalla and Miff Mildred Kanipe j ing, art and the like. ""reposed on ooullrv and Paul negative of a man standing beside 2 "a.K'lnn- ,f,"a. mpmW' U-!whC i: e ,L Time she not. I Johnson discussed the reapportain ..i . ' ...ill K nl ',, nurlior this lunolc lli.ro ha. r UIRTUl SUIVIttS Will IIV ai t, .... loin m.s.n. t.T.w . ti, DrncKiilArinn i lioiiac 1h hn-tL-mnhi 1 a nnrniiraani I Waitress Knifed To Death; Man Held For Slaying PORTLAND m An unem ployed waitress was knifed to death early V'ednesday. A man was arrested less than two hours later in a car whose license plates deep ,untans last summer by tak- uc uiu ... .t.u.c .uu.m i ing 8-methoxvpsola ren (g-MOF). the victim s apartment. j However. Dr. Thomas B. Fit Mary Marks 46, was found dy-1 patrjck professor 0 dermatology Suntan Lotion In Capsule May Be Fact Of Future PORTLAND i You may be taking your suntan lotion in a cap sule instead of smearing it on be fore long. The University of Oregon Medi cal school reported Wednesday that 14 light-skinned volunteers who normally "burn" easily got Flood-Battered Tampico's Death Toll Rises To 326 Nixon Will Fly To Denver For Visit With Ike French Premier Faure Facing Supreme Test (Continued from Page One) and Dr. Carl E. Hopkins, associate professor of public health and pre ventive medicine, warned that the drug isn't ready for general use. The experiment indicated it must be taken in correct dosage and with careful exposure to the sun at nrsi. . me orug was isoiaiea as tne on-Molinier, remained in the Cab - -i-u n ...,' met. Gen. Pierre Aoemg, the de- DENVER i - Te Denver mlnisler, ied the dissidents White House announced Thursday i,;b. ... MEXICO CITY I The death vice President Nixon will fly here i'nr ,j ,,,,;..., toll in flood-battered Tampico I Saturday for a hospital visit with t)e four re5jj.natj0ns at a lona mounted today to 326, by unofficial I President Eisenhower at the Pres-; sessjon j hjs office prior to a River went still higher. Reports from upriver communi ties of a sharp drop held out some hope of relief for the stricken port within 48 hours. But there were fears the inland rains of the past week would continue, sending the river's headwaters climbing again before Tampico could get a respite. As Mexico grappiea wun a ma- Nixon will flv here with Sher man Adams, the President's chief deputy; Maj. John Eisenhower, the President's son, and Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston heart spe ialist, for the weekend. James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary, said he did not know what Nixon would discuss Cabinet meeting. The premier's friends said he would now defy the Gaullists by going before the National Assem bly and demanding a vote on the policies of his government as a whole not just on North Africa. Gaston Palewski, special min ister: Ravmond Triboulet. minis. i ter for veterans affairs, and Mau- I active ? ingredient of seed, from their hT"t 'hf, i.." Plicics" would be laken ! mcnt measure. Community Church. Oakland, with Dr. Homer Noble officiating. Vault interment will follow in the IOOF Cemetery, Oakland. Stearns 4t Lit tle Mortuary, Oakland, in in charge of arrangements. Portland Man Drops Suit To Close Reynolds Plant patrons to come as they are. She recalled instances in Washing ton when persons drove up on trac tors to check out hooks and felt no worry about their attire. Last year the three hookmobiles in the Yakima Valley loaned .145,529 vol- times. Miss Hyre said the total li- orarv circulation ior ine year was 723,807. Until nine years ago, her home was in Grand Junction, Colo., where she was born and where she later taught in the grade 'school, She received her BA degree at Col orado Slate College of Education in Greeley and her library work at the Univessity of Denver. She is a member of the Methodist Church. She is residing al 428 N. Chad wick St., Roseburg. j PORTLAND W) Paul Martin, who with other members of his family recenlly won a $.'18,292 dam age award from Reynolds Metals Co., Tuesday dropped his suit to force closure of the firm's Trout dale aluminum plant. Martin, his wife and their daugh ter, Mrs. Paula Yturbide. won their claim in the earlier suit that fluoride fumes from the plant had damaged their health. j Martin said that the cost promot ed him to drop the suit for an injunction. "It has now been established started when mice chewed matches that the operation of car. Closer examination dis closed the license number. Wit nesses lold detectives Gault fled from the apartment moments after they heard a woman scream, and minlil ha lin-illnl n DanAatnn An On Charge Of Polygamy alarm, usiilg the license number, was sent out ana soon aiaie rairoi Judge Grants Probation (Continued from Page One) Fire Destroys Residence West Of Canyonville (Continued from Page One) shouldn't have. "It's not valid at all," the judge added, saying there have been recent attempts to set up a similar system in Oregon. Youth Stnttnctd An 38-year-old youth, granted the right to return to his parents home at Columbia City near St. Helens, had tears in his eyes as he prom ised to live up to probation rules. David Jerome Russell pleaded guil ty to burglary last January, at which time the judge postponed imposition of sentence. Wednesday, Judge Wimberly handed down a two-year term, then man L. V. Brock way spotted it, stopped the car and arrested Gault who offered no resistance. Detectives said Gault denied the slaying, and said Miss Marks was in bed when he left her apart ment. Police said they found blood stains on his jacket. A pockctknife was among his toilet articles. its strained resources, U.S. armed forces and relief agencies handled most of the rescue and reliel oper- up. The ammi mains plant which grows in the Nile River Valley. The seeds have been used for centuries to a disease i marked by white patches ! hVf e" vS Sf the Pres"ifnt;s V?ndit thp kin ; relief to the Yucatan Peninsula, Hagcrtv said the Presic with the President but he added it , ; Bavrou, secretary 'of state in umiilH nnl ha "a visit whflf fnn-i - . .. ,. - ---- tne ministry ior overseas territor ies, resigned along with Koemg. Faure announced his intention to stay on as head of the govern- at an . which announcement came most of tne rescue ana renei oper-: u a m, news conference whicn aft er a r abi net meetin c wi h ations at Tampico. Med.can efforts j br0llgnt another cheerful bulletin Sf dVnt c5tv i the President s condition. , H , announced after the Ha pert v said the President sent L- , : I where Hurricane Janet killed an an jWtion to Nixon to visit him ' D"fATr" v" aV.iS lm'-A !!? .ETJf1 week, through Adams at the time he begin Thursday night. ' B,iu n.pu uU. v..--- ' wrote ine vi.e jiciutrui " At Tampico, the aircraft carrier ,jayS a(!0 t continue presiding over Saipan took the lead in the most , Cabinet and Nalional Security WASHINGTON il The Voice ! intensive American relief cam-, council meetings. Voice Of America Shifts To Master Equipment Alton Ward Vest Dies In Yoncalla of America shifted Thursday to master control equipment which it believes to be the biggest and most flexible in the world. The equipment, replacing tempo rary facilities, links VOA studios, mobile crews and other program sources with shortwave transmit ters on both coasts. The equipment was especially designed and built to handle the Voice's output of more than 75 pro grams in 39 languages every 24 hours to all parts of the world. from the central control panel Alton Ward Vest. 51, died at his home in Yoncalla Tuesday, follow ing a lingering illness. He was born Dec. 20. 1903. at oy various channels to the coun- granted probation on condition the ' Wellfleet, Neb., and was married ! tries which are to receive them. young man stay out of trouble. It ' Nov. 24, 1926, at Cambridge,! Voice programs are beamed was brought out that Russell had Neb., to Genevieve McKillip. j abroad by short wave from 30 been involved in some fist fights : They came to Yoncalla from : transmitters inside the United and had pleaded guilty to reckless ' Fort Morgan, Colo.. 20 years ago. j Slates, driving at The Dalles since the He was the proprietor of the Con-i this plant 1 in the pocket of a pair of trousers ! time he appeared in court in Jan- gusto Cafe at the time of his paign ever staged in Mexico. The j U.S. Army, Air Force and Ma rines. plus the American R c Cross and the Salvation Army, poured food, clothing, medicine and other supplies into the strick en city of 110,000 and the sur rounding area. Truman Too Old To Seek Election NEW YORK I Former Presi- here, the programs will be routed 'aen' ruman says it he Jtam j wuiifevi lib illicit d Olalla Woman, 82, Dies In Hospital Mary Hannah Wheat, 82, resi dent of Olalla, died Wednesday, Oct. 5, at a ' local hospital. She was born Feb. 9, 1873, in Rich land, Mich., and came to this com munity nine years ago to make her home. She had been very active in Red Cross work during World Wars I and II when she resided in Michi It is expected that the debate will go on nonstop until Faure either wins a vote of confidence or is thrown out. His chances of surviving as head of the government appear relative ly thin since the wttndrawai of the i Gaullist votes from his marginal support in the Assembly would leave him without a majority. United Air Lines Plane Missing Out Of Denver (Continued From Page One) flying weather at Denver and Salt l.akp Citv where the nlane was gan. She was preceded in death 1 scheduled to arrive at 9:06 A.M., iry 10 get ine jou 8din. i bv n. misband. Lvman a., in De-IUr Pm dul he adds that, at 71 and alter - , h(ir. 1Q-, ' " in var in mihhe nfiio i thmir ! """ . . ., me inree crew lllf 111 uci s were i i.X ,u mT. ;.; h,. :" "! .surviving are ner daugmer. Airs. ; identified by UAL as C. C. Cook of has been detrimental to the health! he had thrown into a dirtv clothes uary. death. He was a member of the of residents of the locality as well i closet Wednesday. I His attorney, Randolph Slocum. Catholic Church, the Elks Iodge as to farm animals and crops, and I He had returned from a success- pointed out that Russell had no i of Roseburg and the Yoncalla Li it is now apparent that the matter I ful eastern Oregon hunting trip ; record before January this year 1 ons Club. of closing down the operations of! earlier Wednesday evening, had and said thai it appeared Russell j Survivors include his wife Cen the Heynolds plant is a matter of lent up his deer and placed it in had been turned in by an aunt "in evieve: two sons: Edward, The the freezer. Dogtired, Hemphill i a spiru oi vinuieuveness aner uaiirs, and uonatu, Yoncalla; two I threw his trousers in the closet and i Russell struck her son. brothers: Charles, Buffalo Wyo- went to bed. j Russell's original appearance ming, and Loyal, Lynwood, Calif.; Consumed tn the blaze, in ad-1 came after he was accused of i and one newphew: W. F. Carr, idition to the home contents, was 1 breaking into a garage at Keeus- Portland S2.VI in cash. j port in an attempt to steal gas. The Hemphill family went to the i He was with another individual who home of nearby neighbor, Phil had previously been in trouble, Claxton. They plan to stay with ' Slocum said. Mrs. Hemphill's parents. Mr. and ; Forgery Chargtd Mrs. Clarence Crowl, who also live i Dale Franklin Crafton, 21, Reeds on the Riddle Road. I port, also received probation on a Canyonville Fire Dept. Chief two-year term. He pleaded guilty tieorge fticuanc has requested do-ito lorgery. nations he sent to the fire depart- It was brought out that he signed ment. Mrs. Proctor said neighbors : another man's name to a S10.09 neral arrangements. already were coming to the res-' payroll check at a coast tavern cue of the family and had brought ; while he was intoxicated. The mon articles of clothing to the Claxton 1 ey was used to huy more liquor. residence, hhe said the major need i Court - appointed attorney J. V public concern, rather than that of any one individual," he said. Reynolds has indicated it will appeal the damage judgment. Mamie Eisenhower Said To Be Relaxing Now DENVER lifl Mamie Eisen hower is beginning to relax a hit probablv one of the surest signs the President's recovery fight is going well. But there is no question about it, the relaxation the First Ladv is permitting herself is slight like going to a movie Tuesday night rinse by her hushand's room at Filzsimmons Army Hospital. Mrs. Eisenhower has not left the hospital since arriving there a few hours after the President did on Sept. 24. She has a room across the corridor from his. She visits him about three times a day for brief periods, and has spent most of Iho rest of the time in her own room. But Tuesday night she took a hit of a breather and, with some of (he off-duty members of the med ical and nursing staff, took in a movie. She and the President ar ardent motion picture fans. Funeral services will be held at the Catholic Church in Drain Sat urday at 10 a.m. Father Brice Moran will officiate. Vault inter ment will follow at the Yoncalla Cemetery. Recitation of the Rosary will he held at the chapel of Mills Mortuary in Cottage Grove Fri day at 8 p.m. Mills Funeral Serv ice of Drain is in charge of fu- ihn nuhhe welfare " ' iMClw" a..u aa r rancisco, captain oi ine Truman' altitude was set forth 1 Travde'mcral sr'? ices' wilf ?a"e; "?'ph ,?', S'a7r f in a loiter in Howard Cnklihixl firaveslde funeral sen ices will .Mountain View, Calif , first officer, p,..,. .m'.? ?,. n.n,J? t , be held Saturday, Oct. 8, at 11 a.m. i and Patricia Shultleworlh of Trun,: U,UA o.iu..,..; .. x.wn.... f'lvl Rend (emetcrV. IlarrV hull fnnn .ln,u.rH.c Kamaa nl i district wr.lten Truman ureinB him to run : """" ?"?. " i"V ,ne. Passengers were not immeai- cnurcn oi unrisi, aciemisi, oi nose- alelv available. burg, will officiate. The Chapel of airliner in the Roses, Roseburg Funeral llomel Rare Black Deer Bagged By Portland Fire Captain PORTLAND ifl D. W. (Don) Martin bagged one of nature's rarest oddities on his deer hunting trip a black buck. The Portland fire caplain was homing Upper Lanxell Valley east of Klamath Falls when he dropped the animal wilh one shot through the heart. Rancher Merle Huntley, who was the guide for the parly, said he thought he saw a black deer while ridins the range a year aeo. but never could ouite convince him-1 1 think self. lion to the public welfare, not-, able the death toll was much high- The animal, scarcer than a true j withstanding Messrs. Nixon and er than what the Communist gov albino, dressed 130 pounds and wasjJenner, who consider me a traitor ernment in North Viet Nam would a four-pointer. to my country." ' admit. again i ruman replied: l veriauuy appreciate yuur iei- hai.a(l ,lf ,u -t.I.nntfmeiiU ter.... And the statement ... that 1 could beat the entire Republican Parly single-handed was highly! TYPHOON KILLS 327 complimentary. SAIGON, South Viet Nam, W "It 1 were 12 ywars younger, 1 1 At least 327 persons were killed might try to do just that. an( extensive property dama the Most boarded the east. HONORARY DOCTORATE WATERVILLE, Maine W Charles A. Sprague, former Ore gon governor and publisher of the Oregon Statesman at Salem. Ore.. At 71. I have spent 30 years was suffered when tvohoon Kaie!is to. receive an honorary doctor- in elective puouc omce, as weu struck North Viet Nam, Sept. t as two years in the iirst world the Hanoi press reported Thurs- war, some oi ii ai ine ironi, anu dav. have made my contribu-i observers here thought it prob ate in laws from Colby College Thursday. He is here to deliver the "I "j5 Love toy Fellowship lecture, honor ing Elijah Love joy, a Colby alum nus who died in 1837 defending his press from a pro-slavery mob at Alton, III. now was clothing for Yvonne, 2, and Sidney Jr., 7, and household pieces. Hemphill is employed as an edg- ermnn by the Patrick Lumber Co. ni Kiddle. He and his family have lived in the area for many years. .ong noted that Crafton would not have done it if he had been sober. Although Crafton was sent to Wood- burn at one lime, Long noted that Two Are Recommended For Jackson Treasurer MKDFORD tPI Andy Hawver. 1 deputy county assessor, and Ralph I James, Sams Valley rancher, have been recommended tor appoinl- thc defendant's past record is 'not nv-nt as Jackson County treasurer. FOOT TROUBLE LOUISVILLE. Ky. i Kath erinc Legg filed a $10,000 damage suit against the A&P Food Stores. claiming her little toe was broken I that if he was brought back for June 3 when a jar of. pigs' feet j probation violation, he could ex fcll. Ipect to go to Salem. loo severe." The attorney told the court it "seems to me it would be ' a misfortune" to send the young man to prison. Like he told Russell and Teel, Judge Wimberlv warned Crafton he would give him one chance, but The office is vacant due to resie nation of Ralph Sweencv. The ex ecutive committee of the Demo cratic Parly's county organization made the recommendation to the county court. Sweeney, on resigning because of illness, recommended that his deputy, Karl Janouch, be promot ed to the position. ON ALL MODELS t ' TRAVE-WS EVER J 'Silr'itt ' ''''''''' '' X w Yks, we're clonring the decks immediately! We're goiriR to move every car and truck on our sales floor, as part of Slticlohnker's tremendous "Clear the Decks" sales drive. And you can hnve the greatest new car value of vour fife! We' re wheeling and dealing to move all our great new Stude bokers . . . and fast. Trade-ins like you've never dreamed of before! Special, long-term, low-payment financing arranged! Come in now. Take full advantage of this great "Clear the Decks" event, (let your new Sludebaker! Studcbukcr... so much belter matte... worth more when you trade! STUDEBAKER DIVISION OF STUDEBAKER-PACKARD CORPORATION... 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