The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 13, 1956, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextIT PAYS TO ADVERTISE QMS Have You Seen MAYTAG BROOKS announces the arrival of the oil new Maytag Auto matic push button control led washer. Washes clothes 6 ways . . , 2-speed agita tion. Washes any fabric safely. The most beautiful washer made. Maytag lasts for generations. Phone OR 2-1821 Quality Furnishers 644 S.E. Stephens Two Power Dam Projects Opposed By Sportsmen FA'GENE Opposition to two proposed Oregon hydroelectric ! projects was expressed here this lujek by directors of the Isaak Walton League of Oregon. Representing 32 chapters in the state, the directors went on record against Eugene's proposed Brav er Marsh project on the upper Mc Kcnzie River and against the Pel ton dam project on the Deschutes River, contemplated by Portland General Electric. The directors expressed support for initiative legislation to prohibit salmon netting in coastal streams south of the Columbia and sup ported amendments to the Met calf bill which would return to Congress authority to grant oil ex ploration leases on wildlife refuges. At present, this authority has been delegated to the Interior Depart ment. Kollin Bowles, state Izaak Wal ton League president, said he will go to Washington lo represent his group at the March 21 congres sional hearing on Senator Neubcrg er's bill to revoke Eugene's license to build Beaver Marsh. The license was granted by the Federal Power Commission. MODEST M A I D E X S FORGET SCRUBBING U. S. Protestant Clergymen Get Soviet Welcome MOSCOW 11 A delegation of American Protestant churchmen has arrived in Moscow for the iirst formal talks with representatives of the Russian Orthodox faUh. The 10-man group was greeted at the airport by bearded Metro politan Nikolai, who welcomed them on behalf of Patriarch Alex ei, head of the church in Russia Nikolai expressed the hope their A ' .i ''Couldn't your friends propose to you at the other end of the couch? They've worn out the rug here!" tomorrow CALENDAR OP EVENTS TUESDAY MARCH 13 Hayloft Squirts beginners class. , , ,. Preschcrn Barn-, 8:15 p.m. Hans Dmkv Creek Hi lib as 4-H CubC.i. n- p.. : visit would "result in better re-, at home of Miss Carol Manning in (orn,ajn call OR S nrn'... r , t.1 i , Molrosc- Gay Lad,., of West Winston, PlnladePn 3ener,C, . r ?',? . '''? y.lUn...r. style show, home of Sally Thompson in honor tinn-Tl fn..n7il of V'W ;i.l. .i,!, , . p . ' ,A nuspiiai rccrea- of tna Brown and Uons uoodman the Metropolitan s hand and re- Women'. Guild of Faith Luther plied while American and Russian1 an church. 8 D.m.. church. Mem. FUNNY BUSINESS television cameras whirred: jbers of Bethany Circle to be host- ne onng a greeiin? to ill the;esses. Program topic, "Purpose of people of your chunnes from the:lhe Guild." Each member to bring t-,iCU a visitor. oidiL-s. ne nope 10 nave lnieresung and fruitful conversations." The talks will hinge on a seven point agenda including what the churches of the two countries are doing to promote world peace. A group of Russian churchmen is to repay the visit in June. A damp mopping keeps TERRAFLEX VINYL FLOORS shining clean FAMOUS Johns-Monville VINYL TILE FLOORING SAVES HOUSEWORK You can now get Johns-Manville TERRAFLEX VINYl FLOOR TILE FOR ONLY New standard gauga Terra flex is caiy to Install . . . you can cut 9" 9" and fit it with scissors. Install it yourself and save money. It will giva your horns new charm and beauty... usa it in every room. Available in a wide choice of beau tiful, marbleized colors. GERRETSEN BUILDING SUPPLY CO. School Project Money Up For Yoncalla Meet A meeting for all persons in Yon calla Union High School District 9 will be held March 19 in an ef fort to find ways of raising money for a stage and music room, cor respondent Mrs. George Edes re ports. Plans for the meeting were out lined at the last school board ses sion. County School Supt. Kenneth F. Rarncburg and architect Lyle F. Glenn, both of Roseburg, will be present iu discuss the problem, it was announced. In olher board affairs, it was an nounced that bids have called on purchase of a new 48-passenger school bus. to be delivered before next school year, Mrs. Edes said. It, Governor Initiative Signing Need Increased SALEM '.ft The State Grange will have to get 40.09.1 signatures if they expect to put their lieuten ant governor initiative on the bal lot . Last week, it was anno iced that 32,000 signatures are n.'ded. But Dave O'Hara, chief . the slate elections division, poir.-d out Monday that a new constitutional amendment makes the higher number necessary. The new provision, approved by the people at the last general elec tion, provides that initiatives that would amend the constitution must be signed by 10 per cent of the Azalea Garden Club, home of Mrs. Robert Young on Tunnel Road east of Glendalc, 1 p.m. Men's Garden Club of Umpqua Valley, Roseburg Chamber of Com merce rooms, 7:30 p.m. Ladies Auxiliary to the Brother hood of Railroad Trainmen, Par id Will fi n ..y Faaiftt. rotmlar mfPiinit Faniix i luncheon at home of Betty Zuck Hall 1 Eagles Auxiliary, 8 p.m., silent Dougtttt' Sheriff' Mounted pa- aucllon- miuauon practice after trol, fairgrounds. 7:30 p.m. meeting. Duplicate Bridge group, Elks Blu Star Mothan, 10 a.m. for Temple, 7:30 p.m. Open to all ! potluck luncheon at Woman s Club bridge players whether Elks or not. School of instruction at 1 p.m Members asked to bring article for auction. Roseburg School Board meeting, noon, Central Junior High. West- Roseburg WCTU (postpon ed meeting), Free Methodist Church on Harvard Ave. at 1:30 p.m. President Betty Fray will re port on state executive mid-year meeting held recently in Portland. Lookingglass Garden Club, grange Hall, plant sale and pie and coffee at 6 p.m., program at 7:30. Bellview Club, 1 p.m. dessert Badoura Club, Daughters of the Nile, 7:30 p.m. dessert, home of Mrs. Carl Wimberly, 1397 Lane Ave. WEDNESDAY MARCH 14 Bucktroo Teenage Square Dance, barn al Winchester, 7:30 to 9 p.m. Oncn to all teenagers in terested in square dancing. For information call OR 3-3310. Sutherlin Sew and So Club, home of Veral Tonole. MNO Club at home of Mrs. L. W. Cottrell, 8 p.m. Members to bring an antique with story. Present will be stale president Mary Note. Roseburg City Council, 7:30 p.m., council chambers. Students Given Penalty In Negro Co-ed Riot Case TUSCALOOSA, Ala. W One student was expelled, four others suspended and a score more less nivcr- par- ticipation in rioting which drove VFW Auxiliary business meeting severely punished by the Ur at Vets Memorial Hall, 8 p.m. , f ltv ,f Alabama Monday for lm4: ticipation in noting which Alpha Theta Chapter of B e t a .J VT Sigma Phi at home of Mrs. Grady Ith? can,p.u?. eb" ? ... Mankins. Oak Knoll of Eagles Auxiliary 8 p.m Moose Hall former , ceding election. The requirement for initiatives that merely would amend laws remains at 8 per cent. Since the Grange measure, ifi which would provide a lietucnant i Guests welcome governor for the state, would! Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon. amend me constitution, the 10 per Civic Room of Hotel Umpqua Leonard Wilson. 20-year-old soph r;.,j ri..k hAmo. omorc from Selma. Ala., was Mrs. Robert Rogan, 961 Nwc,allcd frm cJass ant expelled in the disciplinary action by the university's Board of Trustees. Three other students, the trustees announced, have withdrawn from school during the investigation and will not be allowed to return un less they are able to clear them selves of charges against them. Wilson had forecast his dismis sal. He addressed two rallies of pro-segregation students and called for a "top-to-bottom houseclean- ing at the university in a speech Birmingham White Cit izens Council last luesnay. The trustees said Monday he had Roseburg Toastmasteri C I u b, b,ic altacks- n the integ- 30 dinner at Hotel Impqua. !ritv of lhe presi(lp,it and faculty Keasey Road, Roseburg. Pioneer Missionary Ladies, 2 p.m. Garden Valley Clubhouse. East Douglas Home Extension I'nit, multi-purpose room Glide High School, 10:30 a.m. Noon pot luck luncheon. Baby sitters pro vided. Rivertdale Happy Hour Club, home of Mrs. Arthur Baird, 2 p.m. Tre Mothers Club, club house, 12 p.m. Potluck lunch. leacners Douglas County Music number of people who voted for! Assn., no-hostess luncheon, R o s e 1 Deforp and officers of the university. w J' : follS Tui. Mar. 13, 1956 The Newi-Revlew, Roieburj, Ore. 9 Central Douglas Junior 4-H Leaders Name Head Dtvip Wnntpn VlenriK. tin. hoon .01 elected chairman of the newly or-l Advising the junior leaden in taimod Central Douglas Junicr 4-H ;spltinK up the organization were n mi-i-iiMK vs ucui nan vuu duimci ami jane uaies. .1. !,.- 1, . r 1 . - 11 : . 1. ... in .... ion wvviv a. uuujiias 11 i g 11 1 luumy i-n extension agenis. A prosram committee to set up a plan of activities was nam-ii, and members will report Wednesday nisllt at a meeting of central Doug las 4-H leaders. On the committee are I'ancne uuivani, ixiKingglass: Marietta Munson, Umiiqua; and Hirk I inHctrnm mnA lnhn li.. rell, both of Melrose. Others at the meeting were Sus in Kngdahl, Green; jee Swift, Lookincslass: Rnllv Tandv. limn. qua; and Ims Stritike, Winchest- "May I relieve you of the package? I'm sis' good will ambassador!" FROM NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer . tali .inriun. Allr.4hmi.il Your lawyer phoned while you were out and soid he checked on that matter ... he soys it's legal if you don't get caught. KEEPS CAR CLEAN MARYVILLE. Tenn. im When Mrs. Skeets Campbell, 21, skidded her car from an icy road into a hank, she suffered face cuts which required 58 stitches to close. Bleeding and alone in the car, she stopped a passing woman mo toricst to ask for a ride to a hos pital. The other woman refused, driving off with a terse: "I don't want to get my car bloody." Radio Actress Answer to Previous Puiile ACROSS 1 Radio actress, Barbara 7 She is on a radio - IS Interstice 14 Reluctant 15 Philippic 16 Prohibition era figure in Chicago 17 Anoint 18 Eats 19 Upper limb 21 Number 22 Tribunals 25 Mimic 27 Direction 31 Hawaiian pepper 82 Body of water 33 Gibbon 34 Diminutive of Leonard 35 Signal of distress 36 Island (Fr.) 37 Fall in drops . 39 Compass point 4 Let it stand 41Worm 43 Perched 45 Limicoline bird 48 Transactions 52 Support 54 Type of chin beard 55 Adduce 56 Tr of fur 57 Paused 58 Accelerated anew DOWN 1 Philippine . servant 2 "Emerald Isle" 3 Bill part (7001.) 4 Australian marsupials 5 Senior 6 Scottish 7 Membranous pouch 8 Elude 9 Crumble 10 Press 11 Domestic slave 12 Observes 20 Bulks 21 Pesters 22 Hairless 23 Asscrverate CIH1QIP OIRIAiNI aflTTTF R 5 E F A Ng TAM g L- O B fS A WrZZ TOR vest"TTe5 .ARENAS AveHg R.EpTNEREPONf VvHJSREAC?L-ThJB fOR rotee5o ENS EA6T NKfiS'T7 !4 Hindu queen 44 Idolize 26 Mexican 45 Mast laborer 46 Piece of 28 Dismounted baked clay 29 Bargain event 47 Ailments 30 Allowance 49 A-tlptoe for waste 50 Smooth 38 Medicinal ball 51 Sow 40 Emits vapors 53 Crimson 42 P)Uorm 34 German (ab.) i i 3 n 5 y l & p li f T B n L-is 5 STB 1 rsf rr u-i 1 $ p- w 1 u brr a ri pr 55 " 55 ; 57 55" I I I 1 I J llll1 is 'cvnt requirement applies. 7 DONT KNOW EVERYTHING, BUT Only a few decades ago most people thought that every thing would soon be known; that everything would be discovered; and that all scientific data would be re corded in its proper place. The fallacy of this has be come eident. The more people know and learn, the greater becomes the unknown. When compared with Amtrican Legion square dance class at VA Hn.spi tal. 2:15 p.m. Curley Reynolds caller. All ladies invited. i Associated Volunteers card par ly, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., in music! mom of the recreation building, VA Hospital. Ladies invited. Roseburg Rod and Gun Club, Winchester clubhouse, 8 p.m. Pythian Sisters and dr-ree staff officers practice at hall, 8 p.m. Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Har vard Ave , 8 p.m. Roseburg Elks Club fun night, 8:30 p.m. St. Joseph's Catholic Church choir practice, 7:30 p.m., Catholic Center. These aUacks. it added, "renre eirnt far mnro ihan T no merff oy- i .. .. f 1 ei riM in ii i i up ii i-i-n ur- bate the question of segregation." CLUB MEETS TUESDAY The Patch and Chat Club will meet Tuesday nmht at 8 p.m. at the I). W. Keasey Sr. residence at 2 Harvey Court in Roseburg. 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