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FOOTBALL
BERKELEY, Calif. Coach
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf announced
that he will retire as head coach
at California.
AUTO RACING
INDIANAPOLIS Jimmy Bry
an, Phoenix, Ariz., won the 1956
national auto racing champion
ship with a 360-point margin over
Pat Flaherty, Chicago, who won
the 500-mile Indianapolis race.
Ring Record
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1 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
I HOUSTON, Tex. - Paul Jor
gensen, 129, Houston, outpointed
Carmelo Costa, 129, Brooklyn, 10.
RICHMOND, Calif. Kid Cas
tro. 139, Stockton, Calif., stopped
Jack Parelli, 135, Oakland, Calif.
1.
FRESNO, Calif. Larry Ba
taan, 126Vi, Manila, stopped Al
Cruz, 122V4, Los Angeles, 5.
LONDON Peter Waterman,
England, outpointed Idrissa
Dione, French West Africa,
1 10.
Clerk Proclamation Sets
Districts' Effective Date
! A proclamation was Issued Tues-
day by County clerk Charles Doer
ncr, making effective 60 days
hence the election - approved live-
' stock control districts in the Rid-
I die and Sunnydale areas.
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THURSDAY
November 22
Thanksgiving Day
Wl&sWiSsil&iMSi
INDIANS MEET Fothers and sons, participating in a YMCA program called "Y" In
dian Guides, conduct a typical meeting of their group before fathers tnd sons from
throughout Central Douglos County who met recently to form more such groups. Sons
are sitting before their fathers. Left to right are: Donald Monroe, Donnie; Leland
Svarverud, David and -Huey; Lee Emery, Douglas and Bradley; Donald O'Neil, Steven; Dr.
D.E. Boyles, Jimmy; Neal Simpson, Steven. (Gilman photo).
Yi-Kwei Sze's
Concert Tonight
At Junior High
The Roseburg Community Con
cert Assn. opens its winter con
cert series tonight with the ap
pearance of Chinese bariton Yi
Kwei Sze. lie will sing, starting at
8:15 p.m., in the auditorium oC the
Central Junior High School.
Sze, native of Shanghai, China,
has been hailed by American crit
ics as one of the outstanding sing
ers of today, and his repertory in
cludes six languages.
A varied program of works from
the masters is included in his con
cert tonight.
i.
Hear Me! Y Winds and Waves, from
"Sclpio" Handel
I'll Sail Upon th Dog-Star
Puree. 1-Moffat
In Questa Tomba Oscura . Beethoven
Se Vuol Ballare, Slgnor Contino, from
"Le Noire Dt Figaro" Mozart
II.
Invocation aux Parquei .. FrancU Poulec
La Belle Jeunesse Francii Poulenc
The Harvest of Sorrow Rachmaninoff
Sung in English
Floods of Spring . . Rachmaninoff
Sung in English
nr.
II Lacerato Spirito, from
canegra . -La
Calunnla, from
ville"
Simon Boc-
Verdi
'The Barber of Se-
Rossini
Intermission
- IV.
Von Xwlger Liebe Brahms
Vergtblichea Standchen Brahms
An Die Musik. Schubert
Wohln .. Schubert
Er Ikon ig .. Schubert
V.
The Red Bean Love-Seed Liu Hsueh-An
The Flower-Drum Traditional-Wong
Bring My Lu-Lu Home
Arr. Cellus Dougherty
Bird's Courting Song Arr. Robert Hughes
Stew-Ball An. Celius Dougherty
He May Be Late
But Still Around,
States Thornton
Former Douglas County Sheriff
Cliff Thornton and explorer Roy
Chapman Andrews have an unus
ual common problem.
Both have been termed "t h e
late" in stories appearing in print.
Twice Andrews has read in Time
Magazine of his demise. The last
time caused him to write the pub
lication a letter announcing he felt
"fine." It was printed, too.
Thornton, a healthy 51, was sur
prised recently to learn he was no
longer around. So were friends
who sent messages of sympathy
and cards in jest, after they learn
ed all was well.
The Roseburg businessman who
owns a motor court and ranch
and has an interest in a highway
construction operation was sheriff
m the early days of World War II.
He joined the service and took a
leave of absence. Later, he re
signed, and Bud Carter was elect
ed sheriff. Thornton did not return
to law enforcement work after the
war.
This week, he admitted he'd been
somewhat amazed when a recent
News-Review story about the sher
iff s reserve, which he organized in
October. 1041, stated he was "the
late Cliff Thornton. . ."
Vital Statistics
Divorct Suits Filed
HYDE Viola Grace vs. James
Harold Hyde. Married Nov. 5, 1948,
in Longview, Wash.
GEER Trice A. vs" Eula M.
Gcer. Married July 27, 1936. Plain
tiff seeks custody of three minor
children, certain property and
agrees to satisfy chattel mortgage
up to $700.
Party, Speech Festival
Slated Friday By WCTU
A Thanksgiving parly and speech
festival is being arranged by Mrs.
Fred Southwick, speech director
for the Woman's Christian Temper
! ance Union, to be held Friday at
the Lookingglass church.
Several speech contests will be
held and groups of young people
are coming from Camas Valley,
Roseburg, Pine Grove and Look
ingglass. The party will begin at 1:30 p.m.
and will open with games, after
which the contests will be held. Re
freshments will be served. Mrs.
John Mathii and Mrs. Arthur
; Marsh will assist Mrs. Southwick.
PHOTO FINISHINC
We give S&H Green Stomps
In at 5, out at 9
CLARK'S STUDIO
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Circuit Court
Wed., Nov. 21, 1956 The Newi-Revlew, Roieburg, On. 7
Oil Furnace Explodes
In Garden Valley Church
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER i preparation of the dedication which
Misfortune came to the Garden will be held Nov. 26.
Valley Community Church Sunday Go To Medford
when the oil furnace exploded. Mr. tni Mrs. Myron Lchne v;re
Soot damage was minor to the, in Mcdfcrd last week to deli.er
sanctuary. The furnace had not I shrubs. Cn Saturday Lehne and
nis son, ttaymond, made a busi
ness trip to Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brodcrsen
were in Portland recently to visit
the lattcr's sisters.
Mrs. Henry Hebard was expect
ed to leave the Good Samaritan
Hospital in Portland on Monday
according to word received here.
She will stay at the home of her
daughter for a few days to con
valesce from recent surgery.
Argus risner spent last week in
Portland on business. He returned
with a badly infected foot and
spent Saturday at home.
J. L. Potvin has entered Doug
las Community Hospital to under
go surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
Pruit are here from Tulclake,
Calif., to be with the latter's par
ents during her father's illness.
been heating satisfactorily early
Sunday morning and Carl Schmidt
Jr. was attempting to do repairs
when the explosion occurred. He
received only singed hair and eye
brows. Church members have been busy
for tile past two weeks putting fin
ishing touches to their cnurcn in
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Color Motion Picture
Scheduled By Church
Billy Weeda, who plays the part
of John Leigh in the sound, colored,
moving picture which will be
shown at the Westside Christian
Church next Sunday morning,
plays his own life story.
Weeda is a student of one of the
church-related colleges of the Chris
tian Church and his acting lends a
note of realism to the picture
"Where Do Ministers Come From?'
All the main parts of the film
were taken by students on the cam
pus of northwest Christian College
of Eugene.
The public is invited to see this
film Sunday morning, at 9:45, for
which there is no charge. An offer
ing for the Northwest Christian
College will be taken.
Complaints
Sam Peck vs. State Industrial Ac
cident Commission. Plaintiff seeks
compensation equivalent to 100 per
cent loss of arm and permanent
partial disability for loss of right
eye; asks earlier orders be set
aside.
Alberta Matthews vs. Fred Low
ry. Plaintiff seeks judgment of $15,
7G2.06 for injuries claimed caused
in automobile ' accident allegedly
caused by negligence of defendant.
John W. and Bessie M. Kent vs.
Velma J. Hanks and others. Suit
to quiet title.
Credit Bureaus Adjustment
Dept., Inc., vs Roger W. Van Land
ingham. Plaintiff seeks judgment
of $1,090.16 claimed due on note.
ORDERS
Richard Schmidt vs. Leonard Mc
Donald. Claim of plaintiff against
wages of defendant withdrawn and
Kruse Lumber Co. ordered to dis
regard notice of garnishment.
State of Oregon, for Rosa Marie
Jenkins vs Donald Alan Jenkins.
Defendant declared father of mi
nor child of plaintiff and ordered
to pay $41.67 monthly support until
child is 14.
Jimmie D. Woosley vs. Califor
nia Pacific Utilities Co. and others.
Summons of defendants Fellon T.
and Alice B. Robinson vacated.
Verdicts
H. E. Lamhricht vs. Stale Indus
trial Accident Commision. Plain'
tiff awarded compensation equiva.
lent to 50 per cent use of arm
and 10 per cent loss of use of a leg.
Elmer II. Kencda vs. State Indus
trial Accident Commission. Plain
tiff awarded compensation equiva
lent to 15 per cent loss of arm in
jury verdict allowing plaintiff's
claim he was injured while work
ing. Decrao
O. C. Williams and wife vs. un
known heirs of W. P. Reed. Plain
tiffs awarded decree in suit to quiet
title on real property.
Dismissal
Paul R. Strahan vs. Dorothy J.
Strahan.
Judgmant
Oscar Finney Jr. vs. State In
dustrial Accident Commission.
Plaintiff's claim remanded to com
mission for allowance of further to
tal temporary disability from Sept.
1, 1956, less time worked, until
further court order.
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Boy Finds Widowed
Mother Dead From Blow
PITTSBURGH I A 41-year-old
widow ef a year, who support
ed her 8-year-old son by working
as a domestic, was bludgeoned to
death with an axe last night.
The son, Charles Zubryd, found
the body of his mother, Mrs. Helen
Zubryd. in the basement of their
home about 20 miles northwest of
Pittsburgh. He had just returned
from a brief visit to a neighbor's
home.
Homicide Detective Ted Botula
said Ms. Zubryd apparently resist
ed the slayer. An autopsy was or
dered to determine if she had been
criminally assaulted.
Shortly after the slaying, Elmer
Skilcs, a 63-year-old neighbor, died
of a heart attacK wnue guiding
newsmen to the slaying scene.
1 1 -year-old
Mrs. Kieth
BUDDY. OLSEN,
son or Mr. and
Olsen of Roseburg, will be
guest singer on the Red Rey
nolds show on television sta
tions KPIC ond KVAL-TV Fri
day. The Fullerton School
student previously had ap
peared on the King Norman
show, KGO-TV, San Francis
co; the California Hayride;
and the Billy Jack Wills
show, Sacramento.
Lloyd North Elected
New Grange Master
Lloyd North has been elected
master of the South Deer Creek
Grange.
Other new Grange officers are
as follows: Bob Findlay, treasurer:
Mrs. Lloyd North, secretary; Don
Morbcrg, overseer; Alda Brum
back, lady assistant steward; Fre
ta Karcher. lecturer: S. W. Van
Voorst, assistant steward: Edward
Karcher, steward; Mrs. Earl Dun
can, chaplain; Jennie Karcher, Po
mona; Mrs. Robert Findlay, Cer
es; Mrs. S. W. Van Voorst, Flora;
and Irving Anderson. gatekccDcr.
New executive committee mem
bers are Frank Stancliff, T. E.
Duncan and Joe Brumback. Mrs.
L. North is also musician and Mrs.
Joe Brumback is homo economics
chairman.
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Oakland Cub Scout
Pack Meeting Held
Fifty Cub Scouts, leaders and
members of the Cub Scout families
turned out for the November pack
meeting of Pack No. 9 of Oakland,
at the Veterans Memorial Building.
Doug Fcnlcy, Cubmaster, pre
sided over the formal part of the
program which included the pres-i
entation of a two year pin to Den-
nis Parker, and one year pins to 1
Joe Ocumpaugh, Danny Gossctt, j
Jon Lamorcaux and Gary McMul-1
lcn. !
Refreshments were served and
games played. Exhibits by the four !
dens wore placed around the room.
The next meeting of the pack
will be in the nature of a Christ
mas party when a group of ten
new Cub Scouts will rcccivo their
bob cat pins and be received into
the pack.
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Otto Cahill Enters
Oregon State Prison
SALEM tfl Otto Cahill, con
victed of converting water district
funds to his own use, entered the
Oregon state prison Tuesday for
the second time in a year to serve
a one-year term.
Cahill, former official of a wa
ter district in Lincoln County, had
gone to prison in June but was
released a few days later, pend
ing outcome of an appeal to the
U. S. Supreme Court. That court
refused to consider the case and
Cahill was ordered back to prison.
He was accused of misappro
priating $750 belonging to Ihe
Tafl-Nolscott-Delake water dis
trict. Cahill was a leader in an
anti-vice crusade in Lincoln Coun
ty two years ago, and his charges
led to a grand jury invcstigafion.
The only indictment returned was
against Cahill on the misappropri
ation charge.
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County To Pay Claim
For Slaughter Of Cow
John McNult will reecive $7 67
from Douglas County the County
Court ordered Tuesday.
McNutt will receive payment as
part of an indemnity allowance of
$15.34. The state will pay the rest.
The claim arose as Ihe result of
the slaughter of one of McNutt s
rows last June 21 after testing for
Bang's disease.
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