1ft TIm Nws-Rtvlw, Roseburg, Or. Tue., May 21, 1957
Private And Wife Visit Relatives
At Wilbur Before Alaska Tour
By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF jhas reported to Ft. Lewis, Wash.,
Army Pvt. and Mr. Larry Car- for assignment to IS Army, Alas
roll visited her parenti, Mr. and k. Mra. Carroll plana to work
Mra. Edward Blondell, in Wilbur " Salem until ihe can join her
recently. Larry haa aerved in Col- husband.
orado, Virginia and Illinois. He
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Navy Man Visits
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Berg and
sons, formerly of Oxnard, Calif.,
recently visited her parents. Mr.
and Mra. Fred Koehler, at Wil-
nur. tit is an oincer in the navy
and ia being transferred to an
atomic school in the submarine
service at New London, Conn.
The Koehlers and children ac
companied them to Sand Point.
Idaho, where they visited Berg's
parents and attended to business
interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gable and
family recently visited his broth
er and family at Monroe and her
nroiner and family at Junction
City.
New resident's on the Coles Val
ley Road are the Robert Nichols
family who bouEht the Fred Ev
erett property. They lived in Mel
rose formerly. The Everett's have
moved to California.
Lloyd Harvey and family and
Mrs. Ray Stevens and family
took their mother, Mra. Emma
Harvey, to Sisters recently for a
family reunion at the Earl Har
vey home. Lmma Harvey went
back to Idaho with her aon, Lyle,
lor a lew weeks visit.
Visit Portland, Salem
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Pulver and
children, visited relatives in Port
land and Salem recently. Mrs.
Pulver'i mother, Mrs. W. O. Tem
pleman, returned with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jamison
drove to Loon Lake last weekend.
Mr. and Mra. N. E. Leitheiser
and children of Portland, spent
a recent weekend visiting Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Brown. Mrs. Leith
eiser celebrated her birthday
while she waa here.
Oick Sands and family of Port
land, apent Mother's Day at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sands.
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MOTHER BAPTIZES INJURED SON Holding the cup
of water with which she baptized her son, Clarence Jr.,
3, as he lay seriously injured on Kansas City, Mo. street,
Mrs. Doris Allen prays for the injured boy. A motorist
consoles the mother as nurse Mrs. Deane Ferry checks
for a pulse beat. The boy, struck by a car, suffered frac
tures of skull, collarbone and left leg. He is in critical
condition.
CAR SICK?
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payment on approved
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Baptist Bible School Slated
In June; Registration Set
Vacation Bible school plans are Anyone wishing to volunteer to
getting under way at the Rose-, teach or for transportation may
burg First Baptist Church. call Mrs. Hughes, OR 3-5364. Any-
The theme 'this year will be one wishing rides may call OR 2
"missionary outreach." Dates of or OR 3-7490.
the school, according to director A baby department for children
Mrs. Kcnna Hughes, will be June 'of mothers teaching or working
10 to 21. Daily meeting times will ! will be set up under the direction
be from 9 to 11:45 a.m. jof Agnes Hughes and Louise Rip-
Pre-registration of children is Pee
schedulled June 2 and 9. The! The Rev. Eugene Gerlitz will
school will be for children from i conduct devotionals in all depart
junior high age down to 3 years. ments. Ruth West will tell stories.
The Rev. Larry Merrill will be , illustrated with chalk pictures in
director of the junior high group. I various departments, and Alberta
He will be assisted by Bobbie Preston will serve refreshments to
Hughes and Mrs. Willmania Bone-the pre-school children.
brake. Peggy Snyder will be lead- Irene. Perher i neral ptp.
er of junior co-workers. Kugene tary and publicity chairman of the
Gerlita will be musician. Others I school
in.?aKrtiriibei V"ln rn'' T" 'net workera
secretary, Helen Lrnne in charge I i . i . i ,..ij .u
?L m.u'iCL,"d.ro'.""'' ,Mv" I church Kray from 10 am to I
p.m. Sack lunches should be
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ALL PROCEEDS GO TO
Roseburg Police Benefit- Fund
Wednesday thru Saturday
MAY 22.23-24.25
8:00 P.M.
Roseburg Central Junior High
Auditorium
CENERAL
Admission
Studfnti 50c
(At Door
Only)
tie Kennedy nd Owen Palmer,
teachers.
Leader of (he primary will be
Dortha Webb. Sharon 1'epple is
secretary; Mrs. Kugene Gerlitz,
music; Minnie Stone, Lucille
Cross, Florence Herriott, Martha
Walls. Khabeth Goodwin and
Marcelle Johnson, teachers.
Directing Kindergarten '5's,
Irene Patterson with co
brought.
Assessments Increase
Vote Slated For Typos
secretary; Julie
Graber: and Nan-
Dons Baird,
Thorn; ackie
cy Hall.
Kindergarten "4's," Jean Mer
rill with Huth llazzard, secretary,
and Evelyn Kverson, Jerry Hol
comb. Wanda McLean and Mary
Ann Johnson.
Nursery "3V Virginia McKen-
ney with Carol (illenwater. sec-
INDIANAPOL1S I Interna-
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its official tally next Monday in
a mail referendum on two pro
posals to increase member assess
ments. An ITU spokesman said votes
are still coming in from last
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F'raley.
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NOT 10 SCHOLAR DIES
OXFORD, England Gilbert
Murray, one of the world's great
est Greek scholars, died Monday.
He was 91.
Born in Sydney, Australia, Mur
ray rose to world prominence as
a translator of the dramas of the
dramas of Euripides, Sophocles
and Aristophanes. He was Regius
professor of Greek at Oxford from
1908 to 1936.
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Bachelor Party"
SALEM Ui A $200,000 appro
priation for a new fish hatchary
on tha Elk River near Port Orford
was approved- here by the legis
lative Joint Ways and Means
Committee.
The proposed hatchery will re
place a smaller hatchery on the
Coos River that has been curtailed
because of lack of water. The pro
posed facility will rear salmon for
commercial and sporta fishinf
interests, and will be capable of
propagating about half a million
salmon annually.
The Coos River hatchery haa
been producing about 150,000 fin
gerlings yearly.
The committee amended !U-..J A A I
Senate-approved bill to build a TiearO Jtl Appeal
fair grounds to further spread ro
of tne cost, ma diii
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oavment of the cost
would take a percentage 01 racing
revenues before distribution to
the various county fairs.
Tha amended version would also
skim off a percentage of tha
racing money that also goes to
10 special farm shows.
The $300,000 dormitory will be
financed by a loan from the public
employes retirement fund. The
averase county fair loss under the
new formula would bo about 367
a year.
The committee tabled a Senate
bill to put the state fsir board
under the Department of Agricul
ture, and approved an appropri
ation of $25,000 for a proposed
state council to study recreational
needs of the aged.
It approved tor introduction a
bill appropriating $2.SO,000 toward
construction of a new armory in
Salem. But it wrote in a provision
WASHINGTON UK A 1954 law
giving congressional committees
limited right to trade Immunity
for testimony is getting its first
full-scale judicial review.
Th UJ. Court of Appeals is hear
ing tha arguments on appeala of
four unwilling witnesses. Instead
of the usual three-judge panel, the
court's nine judges are hearing
tha ease.
There is no certainty, however,
that in disposing of tha appeals
the court will act on constitutional
questions. Such a ruling may not
come until a witness, granted im
munity from prosecution, refuses
to testify and If eharged with eon
tempt of Congress.
The law limits the immunity
grant to investigations involving
national security.
Tha appeals grew out of efforts
of the Senate Internal Security sub-
that the money would be returned committee to get testimony on
to the general fund if Marion j communism from four men who in
County or the city of Salem failed the past have invoked their Fifth
to match tne appropriation Dy Amenamem privilege against pol
itic 1 1 effort within two years. 1 sible self-incrimination.
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