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2 Tht News-Review, Roseburg, Or.- Tues. Dte. 6, 1955 Britain Concedes Control Of Water Lanes To Berlin BERLIN il British authorities Lonergan Cited For Contempt By Judge Dobson PORTLAND i Circuit Judge Alfred P. Dobson cited Dep. Dim. Atty, Howard lx)nerKan for con- said Tuesday they have acceded tempt of court at Monday'! session lo the Soviet decision to turn over j of the Sherry Fong first degree administrative control of Berlin's murder trial, vital canal lifeline to the East Mrs. Kong is accused of poison Clermans, but they still hold the ing Diane Hank, 18 year-old high mutilans responsible for the con-1 school girl linued flow of traffic. A Foreign Office spokesman in Ixndon disclosed that the British and Hussians had agreed recently lo waive their respective signatures on permits for barges which ply the two big canals between Berlin and West Germany. "We slill hold the Russians fully responsible for ensuring free move ment of barges to and from Ber lin in accordance with the 1949 Paris four-power agreement," a British spokesman said. American and rrench headquar- Judge Dobson indirectly accused Lonergan of suppressing evidence slatements by two former ac quaintances of Diane that they had seen the girl alive sometime after the date Mrs. Fong and her hus band, Wayne, are accused of kill ing her. lonergan was protesting "out rageous statement" when Judge Flying Units Sent Aloft In Suprise Defense Test Alert WASHINGTON Flying units scrambled aloft and civilian vol unteerx sped to ground observer posts Monday night in a surprise coast-to-coat trial of U.S. and Canadian defenses against mass air attack. The alert was called off shortly after 4 a.m. JST Tuesday, witn no more advance word than was given on the order to man inter ccptor planes and spotter posts. That came well after midnight in the East Monday night. Air Force and Air National Guard officers were as secretive on the outcome of the exercise as they had been on its timing. Mitchell Says Labor Has Duty To Voice Views Days Creek, Tiller-Drew Callers Listed For Buckeroo Jamboree Election Is Postponed Bill Giblvman, j Barney Barns,' Uranium Co. - Has Good Chance For Development NEW YORK I Labor Mitchell ized labor has both Top notch square dance callers Klamath Falls; tmm .11 iibpIi f.1 iha .totu in I i cl . . M i II t hnm anri An election called for January on .j on the oronram for the iam-!North Bend. necretary of '''"':' which would join Days square Dance Barn Sunday. 'Norval Cockeram will represent ,new ?e.b',r c.0,n'p"y. ,0'm- said today organ- .'ndii er-Drew ha. been Washington will be . K' groups. . 1,. 7,3" r ized abor has both a duty and : "" "-v.ue 01 "miien i . h Walt Irvine Ro-1 he dance Is scheduled lor 1 .. -- '"'-- responsibility to speak, out with a capacity in the proposed ff' "X "will t torT from P " Sund.y and will be emcced P-.s ; ' " "loud and clear," voice in poi-1 a-'ricl. Knis- Uiuhn by Buckeroo Curley Reynolds. Kd-"1 n " " f- limited ' i,eh...-. remaH,.' . night by the il , ' Creek '3 ! '! ' Rosebijrg .hi .--...-Ti. V.V k. I..'.-.;.;;. Hoard in ne,.il m.im appear nere jor inis ine convenuon 01 ine merged A(j"- ' , i celebration. Portland is to be reo- Liu indicated, nowever, that, he '"?" '"e i resented bv I.lovd Lewis, Mel I die "K" and his Square Dance Or chestra from Vancouver, Vtasn. will furnish the music. Walt Wilder ! expecia laoor support 10 oe given v "i"'" c""is " sirickletl Bovd Raffertv oKepuo icai, li-ariy ; policies rather Keep. cliff Airos, Harold ui.n ... .i.ni.iM. 1 - -j- . ",' and Frank -Thalen. mi s-prern ime uno uriiverea uy uunu 0 tu mn- i-resioeni tisennower yesterday to .7"". "' . ' '" ""u ard, Francis Walling, Bill and convention delegates via a long dis- next Monday to talk oer the mat- ,re;e c hert Bill Kirk. Ray tance hookup from tisenhower s ler: . . ,.tu c,hi. umii h nn narnhr. ..ni.i. ik. .hand from I-ane County. Creek District now has a rated Oettysburgh headquarters, said labor unions have a right to deal 'in political issues. Eisenhower said that in snr-h v. Ipression the rights of minorities in : assessed valuation, based on a 100 Morse Attacks st. t 1 m A group including Howard Barn- j rOWCf, W OfCf Mill jinn ' Resources Work Others coming for the affair are bond capacity of 9 per cent oi ' 1 I R"'nS,i"i,n' CoZ aB'K 'i3' nence '-for contempt ,a,r "I'" f -ommand. headquar- Monday's stormy session appar-;'' Colorado Springs, Colo. enlly completed testimony in Ihe trial, still to come are closing hat command simply gave out word that the exercise had been per cent appraisal. The figure for iiicr, wnicn doesn t include a high the -,innml- an,l nnlitial uin.. mnot be scrupulolislv orolectcd anil their : school, is 6 per cent views accurately reflected " ' Should the union high district Gov. Averell ilarriman of New formed, the Days Creek Dis- York, a potential candidate for lhe!,ricf. which then would be with tera here withheld immediate com-1 gumeiits by both Ihe prosecution terminated at :U6 a m. JST. A ( Democratic presidential nomina-1 "l,t hl!h hool of its own. would ment on the stand laken by the and the deiense ana ine juugo 1 p- -. ... u(,n nexi year, said in another V t"' " cajiaciiy Rr'ti.h Fnr.ion nffir. In th. in.iriiciioni lo the iurv. i information was pretty well class-1, Deech preDared for the conveniinn ' he result, Barneburg said, prob British Foreign Office in the mounting East German drive to win recognition of its "sover eignty." The West German federal gov ernment took a grave view of the situation in which one-third of Iso lated West Berlin's supplies could be subject to Communist whim. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's ministers for foreign affairs, traf fic, economics and German reuni fication will hold an emergency meeting in Bonn Wednesday to deal with the Eastern demand that barge traffic problems he negoti ated between the two govern ments. The demand was contained in a letter sent 10 days ago. Communist organ, Neuei Deutsch- land, accused the Western powers 01 nreaking all lour-power agree ments on Berlin. The charge was part of the Reds' campaign to justify their claim that four-power 11.- 1. iJ turn in uic uiviuca cuy ia vnaeu, 1 j , . , , , . ... , . .lnHoa Hnhsnn nostnoned Ihe Case "ru uui mib inuii. win un ev,i- indefinitely, however, so he would have time lo make rulings on nu merous motions by the defense for mistrial. Negroes Continue Boycott Of Bus Line In Alabama MONTGOMERY, Ala. if! A boy colt which cut Negro patronage of city buses by about 85 per cpnt yesterday was in force again today Meanwhile the East German I and showed signs of continuing Advocates Of Public Power Use 'Sham', 'Mockery' Charges WASHINGTON Cft Public pow er advocates used the words "mockery" and "sham' Monday in a sharply-worded petition to the Federal Power Commission asking the agency to withdraw a license granted the Idaho Power Co. to build three dams in the Hells Canyon reach of the Snake River. Mrs. Evelyn Copper, public pow er attorney, said in the petition Idaho Power, with KPC approval, changed specifications of the dams after a year-long hearing during! which public power forces unsuc cessfully opposed the application to build the dams in an area they said should be reserved for a single federal dam. The KPC actions, the attorney aaid, "reduce lo mockery and uliam the whole adversary hear ing proceedings in this cane." The petition was a continuation of the fight begun more than i year a no when Idaho Power ap plied for a license to build the dams. Last week, after the FPC had rejected a motion for a re hearing on the application, public power groups appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals. In Monday's petition, Mrs. Coop er said Idaho Power changed spec ifications from rock-fill dams with concrete facing to rock-fill dams with clay cores. The changes were i approved after the original hearing had ended, she said, and the groups she represents "had no notice or opportunity to be heard." j The hearing thus became a "mockery and sham," she said, j "The projects as to which in- j lervenors were permitted to re ceive notice, conduct cross-examination and otherwise to be heard turn out not to he ihe projects actually sought by Idaho Power Co, or actually approved by the commission," the petition declared. Frteitng Rain Slowi Traffic Along Columbia SALEM tfti Freezing rain slowed traffic Tuesday on the Co lumbia Hiver Highway between Cascade Locks and Viento, Ihe Oregon Highway Commission re potted. The commission also announced it has no hope of opening McKen r.ie Pass before next spring. The pass, on the route between Eugene and Bend, was closed by snow two weeks ago, but the commission had hopes then that it might be reopened before the usual winter closing. Chains were required Tuesday in Snntiam Pass, which had 4 inches of new snow, and at Ontario, which reported 2 inches. Chains should be carried at these points: Timherline. 5 inches of new snow; Warm Springs Junction, 4; Chemult, A; l.akeview. 12: Ocho co Summit, 1, and Meaeham, 2 Other mountain stations reported ley spots on highways. uated and a summary released in two or three weeks. Notice that the "raiding" was over came from the Strategic Air Command whose big bombers pro vided the "enemy" force. There was no immediate list of targets nor estimate of the de fenders' degree of success in ward ing off attack. Involved in the operation were units of the regular U.S. Air Force, the Air Reserve, the Air National Guard, Navy and Ma rines, in addition to Canadian forces and some 400.000 members of the Ground Observer Corps. Aven fonifer. Police investigated a report by Manager J. H. Bagley of the Mont gomery city bus lines that a small caliber rifle bullet struck the rear of a bua last night in a Negro district. A hymn-singing Negro throng es timated by police at .VOOO shouted aoDroval last night when spokes men urged them to continue the home southwest boycott in protest to segregated j luesday transportation facilities. The issue was brought to a head by the arrest Thursday of Mrs. Rosa Parks, 42, who refused to move to the rear of a bus. She was fined $14 yesterday for vio lating a slate law requiring Ne groes to sit in the rear of buses. Later she was released in $100 bond after announcing she would appeal the fine. The crowd at (he mass meeting last night shouted approval of a resolution which said the boycott would continue until bus patrons are no longer "intimidated, em bar- Portland Fire Kills Young Parents, Son A teen aged!?lis,n bullt up by Russia's 1 nt son" Xd i KlrJlmT m li0?,- speech prepared for the convention lne result, Barneburg said, prolv today that "we need more, not am" wma De loo meager an lens, participation by working men amount of potential revenue to and women in American political build a new n'Sn school for the affairs." j union district, which would have a Mitchell said AFL-CIO leaders i rated bond capacity of only 3 per have denied they will "try lo con-:Cfint- trol the votes of union members" j " but will keep members informed Lost Men Trek 32 Hours on political issues. Nobody, he said, j i can nhiert In that IrmH nt nnhiiil I" activity. aman. Kogue River; DO-I.J r os- Medfurd; Clyde Charters. Sa lem, Graham, Grants Pass; Jay Blair, Salem; Bill Mahew, Britons Believe Soviets Want Invite Canceled (Continued from Page On) spokesman for the company says. it. . doming, i.anuers i.ane, said the firm has done some road work in the country, which ad joins areas being developed by two other Roseburg firms. Core drill ing is expected to take place soon. The other Roseburg firms are the Sage Hollows Mining Co. and Metal Service Inc. The new company's name is As snnated Minim it Develnnmpnt More than a'-0- 'nc Sjgning corporation pa- ptM 9 wan uuiuiiiK ihm wcrs were L. E. Hanson and F. H. Walker, both of Roseburg. Golding said he wasn't at liberty to disclose results of any assays which have been made on miner als from the claims. PORTLAND score of witnesses were on hand Tuesday to tell a House subcom mittee what they think of the Hoo ver Commission Report on. Power and Water Resources. The two-day hearing got started Monday with a sharp attack from Sen. Morse (D-Orei. He denounced the report as an effort "to repudi ate 50 years of time-tried policies and substitute a combination of do nothingism. partnership giveaway and abandonment of the fair rate -fnitru in isiita if ha nm. federal Yardstick nrn?ram." voked Britain to cancel the visit, i Ernest K. Fatland, a former versily of Georgia students were, Such a move would enable him to state senator from Condon, spoke! isted Tuesday as definitely in sav. in favor of the report and surest- trouble and about 20 others were ' innir i .vinHH ihe han.l of ed that pri atcly operated power : up for interviews with the dean rrin,lcl,m hnl I nnl uantert ""11 migni Serve SS VamSUCKS Tech Students Held For Raid ATHENA. Ga. W Three Uni. Dulles Assails Russian Leaders' Critical Acts (Continued from Page One) Snow Of Cascades (Continued from Past One) rifle in the vehicle. They tried to hv ihe West So the Iron Curtain 1 fl"' efficiency of federal dams in stration against a move to take .yf ih.ir L mVLil." line Pacific Northwest. Fail.md Georgia Tech out. of the Sugar a result of a belated demoni Bowl. .l. urtfed " Da rtnersh iD " ' construclioi me paper eaiioriauy ativisea ine . . '. . ,. , nOQ nt u'illim Ti ,.: Eden government to let the in- Je ,)resi(ent of-lhe 0re.: mated that about 750 took part in ue siana. . . . . eon CIO State Industrial Union the display Monday night, march- Lanuiaus. a columnisi in ine ,.;. ,j.r.i .,,,;,..: inc hehind a banner reailini! "This n.n n K.t at .n, IL. M "".J aunv...u ........ " - - f .ln,. .hnxlrl nrt ha nn,u nviil ' lllllft P AT. tt'llll Pm l-.VPnill was too much. They wore jackets , some,lhinK more s'n.'ister in Khrush-j flS federai expenditure because the ally "the dean added, the demon- money was reuirnea in power rev and trousers. Ail Sunday, the two sought aid. we were a long ways from any- later Nehru, he said, shares this where," Denson explained. They view. saw no one. i Dulles said the main purpose of Stinnett says "we should have i a statement he issued Friday with watched the roads closer," before 1 Portugal's foreign minister one the vehicle stalled, but he main- which aroused angry reaction in tains the signs are outdated. The- India was to lessen the emotion- men say they should have taken leaders tne luketee rails Koad. i I Ihe Sunday night ordeal of the: On other mailers. Dulles said- pair was'made worse when snow! 1. The West will hold Russia began to fall. They were hungry! fully responsible for rail and barge; and dog-tired by that time and i,.i; i m movements irorn west i.ermanv to mwp wh nnuussiu.tr. 17, his wifj, noriZ l " and ihr !?"? .. Slin MnntP El ward 9 mnnlh. u-u.-.iiu . Snc r.nn Mt-niiiii (.wiii- " were found in the embers of the chev's behavior. '"It is quite pos sible that before winter is over, the Kremlin may do something so; ugly and hostile that it would make '' the visit .quite impossible," he wrote. ' The British-Russian word war'vear were put into dam construe over the touring Soviet leaders' iion. statements continued. Pravda, for- stration turned into a panty raid enites. 1 en myers nan, me iresnman gins Brig. Gen. Louis II. Foote of the ! dormitory. Army Engineers said that a severe I That, Tate explained, is where power shortage would develop bv!"the boys got in trouble." 1964 unless :;00 million dollars a I The dean described the three "in the mo it serious trouble as one student who led the raid waving a E. W. Johnson, representing a pair of panties (which he had ob- PORTLAND (A couple and their infant in a fire that swept their suburban ot here early ner Prime Minister Sir Winston : bar ye comuanv. protested the Hoo- tained elsewhere), another who ac- Churchill and British Minister of ver Report proposal for a "user tuallv entered" the dormitory, and State Anthony Nutting ail were charge on all river traffic except! a third who "showed up with an heard from. ' small pleasure craft. effigy' of Gov. Marvin Griffin. had three bedroom home they rented only 1U days before. Washington County Coroner Gra ham Young said Mrs. Trump au- narnllv harl mU . f,,l,U ,, . ' aiomiC enei li, aet 't th. ,i,r . i.L friendly Asiatic countries lieved hers was found near it. The other adult's body was in -the bed room and the baby's was in its crib. State patrolman A. F. Grabhorn discovered the fire. He said ii spread swiftly and although cause unisls the ri"ht to license barge About 30 minutes later, they were trips to the divided city. found by an unnamed employe of 2. The Cnited States is consider- the power company, he took ih?m ing the Philippines, Ceylon and ' the Toketee Falls Camp where possibly Japan as sites for an they were given first aid and lots rassed and coerced. wag not immediately determined Negro spokesmen said a ' delega-1 the flames were first seen in the tion of citizens" is ready to meet lend of the house where the healing with city and bus line officials in stove was located. an effort to develop a "satisfactory : - - and equitable program. They did not indicate it they might settle for anything short of an outright end to segregation in city buses. , Despite a cold drizle throughout most of yesterday, thousands of j Negroes who normally rule the' buses refused to board Ihem .They j either stayed home from work. J walked or caught rides in jammed ; Negro taxis. GOP Meeting On Commissioner Naming Changed The meeting place of the Itepub- lican Central Committee in Hose- burg Salurdav to select three can didates for the position of Doun-.on Nol long after the men were 3. Intelliaence reports show Red brought lo HoseburK by l.uckey China, while building up a ring of Medley and a friend named Cotton, airfields near Ihe Nationalist is-; The r.li-hour unscheduled woods lands of Qfiemoy and Matsu, lias stay of Stinnett and Denson didn't vet to make the preparaiioo that! dampen their spir.ts. Bolh wei-e i would be necessary prior to launch- wining 10 lam oi ine auveniure in ing an attack in the area at this their hospital room Tuesdav. Stin- : time. nett's feet were not as badly fruz- 4. Nalionalist China has not In- en ns his companion's, and lie formed the I'nited States vet, hoped to "go home today." f whether it will avoid use of the ' Meanwhile, as they recuperated, veto in considering the I'nited Na- the two awaited the arrival rela- linn. memherchin for Com munis. : tives. And. as Denson and Stllinclt backed Outer Mongolia. pointed out. it looked like another S. The United Slates continues to "ase of "wrong roads." The rela feel verv strongly that Israel and : lives had left Salem Monday and, ils Arab neighbor should sstlle as ot lu a.m.. still hadn't arrived, their Middle Kastern dispute Denson thought they might have peacefully to prevent an arms race headed towards Klamalh Falls, by hixh-1 from developing, lie hopes both , error. siurs win see ine immense gains, .......... ... ........... that could result to them in such children. He works for Willdmelte a settlement hut tines not See anv Builders in Aumsville. Slinnell IS a Mahel Hl.iok nf (luilen I tah Wat i Sign that they have. srriouslr hurt. She and Ihe seven Prime Minister Eden's sched ulers were taken to a Redmond ! "led Jan. .10 meeting with Prcsi- hospital afler being carried enl r.isenhower it Bus Overturns, Injuring Eight MADRAS, Ore. I A skidded and overturned on a way near here Monday afternoon, injuring eight persons. tine of them, 81-vear-old airs. second loader for H 4 I. Logging Co. at Diamond Lake. He plans to . be back on the job next year. normal de through the smashed windshield by, velopinenl of close British-Ameri- fcllow passengers. cooperation. The bus. leased from Grevhound I 1- has no reason to change i. 'iva.u.-av. Ma. n rmii, fmm i his view that Ihe Kenuhlicati Par- ! Klamalh Kalis to Spokane when ly has set an example the Demo- JUDGE FINES DRUNK Ronald James Bedinger. 21. Dex ter, .Monday pleaded guilty lo be ing drunk on a public highwav. the accident occurred on Highway ! crats might well follow as lo for-(and Disi. Judge Warren A. Wood 97 some five miles north of here. 'eign policy comments during a ruff fined him S25. Bellinger was Driver Stanley Younger, .S6. of ' presidential election campaign. 'arrested Saturday by state police. The Dalles, said the bus skidded -4., BONUS tf dnesday and Thurs. Only 1 All Girls, Subteen and Ladies M SUITSAND Choose from our entire stock H sll4r' 65 ... Kfl' ROSEBURG SUTHERUN frozen slush, smashed into las County commissioner has been changed. It will be held in the Kmghls of Pythias Hall on SR Hose Street in stead of at the Douglas County Fairgrounds as previously an nounced. The meeting will start at 10 a m nower mile, reversed its direction then flipped over on ils side. The other injured were identi fied by state patrolman Floyd Chestnut as: Cecil Day. 44, and his wife. 48. Yakima; Louise Walker, 17. (irandview, Wash.; Betty Ash- ton. 25. Paso Homes, ( nhf.; A. I.. W SI . r-JOF S A H ' CHARlUAtimtl V sWQ I 1 l 1 IrH I 'Vlf ml : ; 50 M yi I r r""-p-,"I r i rx ;M "'a! 88c i ccordmg to Chairman (.en. Curtis Ortiz. 28. Spokane; Iris Porter. 48 T. Beecher. The committee will se lect three men to recommend for the cnmmissionership vacated last month by F. R. Met;.ger. The rec ommendations will go lo (he Doug las County Court, which will make the selection. The vole on the three candidates will follow a "campaign school." Stockton. Kackham. Calif.; and Kenneth U, Carmichael, Calif All eight were reported Tuesday norning to he "doing well." Deadpan Keaton Suffers From Intestinal Ailment Wolf Coet To Court For Guilt Determining HtIJ.YV()OD irP Deadpan Knitiin Ilncioi I A3 1 rin U-9C tit?htlv improved Tuesdav allhough he still' remained critically ill, one of his doctors reported. PORTLAND Victor Laur- He- has had several transfusions ence Wolf went before a court hen and the hemorrhaging "has been Tuesdav to determine lhe decree checked remarkably.' said the to .which he is guilty in the auto phvsician. Keaton. suffering from bomb slaying of a Portland attor- a i-astro-intcsdnal ailment, is in a ney. i veterans' hospital. Wolf, a 45-year-old handvman. --- admitted in court ih.it he wired the bomb which killed Kermit Smith last April. This confession! in court is permitted under a sol do m used iXi-year-old law and (he question now is what penally shall be assessed. He could he sent to the gas chamber. r Portland Conductor's ' Wife Dies Of Cancer PORTLAND i.fl Mrs- Boris Sirpo. wife of the conductor of the Portland Little Chamber Sym phony Orchestra, died of cancer Monday at the age of 62. She accompanied her husband and lhe orchestra on a tour of Western Kurope earlier this ear. Mrs. Sirpo was author of numer ous works in Finnish. Patent Infringement Suit Overturned By Judge PORTLAND 'T A federal court jury verdict awarding S2. 1M.7.S.S to an Oregon concern in a patent infringement suit was over turned Monday by Judge tins J. Solomon lie said the jury had disregarded his instructions in deculmi: the raxe in favor of Moist Cold Re irujerMion Co . Inc.. and further that Mont Cold had failed (o prove Us cae of patent infringement by the Admiral Corp. and Amana He fritjei ation. Inc. REVIVAL Assembly of God Church, Winston NOW Nightly Esc.pt Mondo, 7:45 P.M. We believe God to be the same yesterday ond today and forever. Hebrew 13.8. To Heal all sickness and sin. Evangelist G. W. Hockr CJarrfl Avfnuf, Winiton All Are Welcome Investigate With L. L. JONES & SON before Investing REGULATION SIZI .tilMff lirnrf Mmrhtra Faitttn City .r Cl.r.4 Gr.nit. Regularly SAO to $70 $49 Now Only Lettered and srt roaiplrte it rtv In my cemetery iv here set tine rharces not etrerd 510. 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