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Newspaper Page Text2 Tht Nowi-Roviow, Roioburg, Employment Higher In Douglas County For Month Of May A decrease in unemployment for the Douglas County area is noted in a report for the month of May by the Kosoburg office of the Ore gon State Employment Service. Unemployment was 47.2 per cent less by the cod of May than in April and numbered an estimated 9L'0, the lowest number so far for the current calendar year. There were 204 new applications for work filed through the local employment service of which 110 were female applicants. Kon-agri- cultural job placements numbered ; 171, again reflecting an increase , uvor uie previous iiiuiiuis. The supply of workers, as indi cated by the active file in the cm ployment office, has dropped 821, of which 271 are female. During the same period (two-! months), weeks of unemployment i i.rs the course of the disease." benefits claimed decreased approx- without a known cure, MS af imately 39.4 per cent. New and d- fiicts an estimated 300,000 persons ditional claims for May were 423, jn this country most of them in compared to 401 in April and 311 j the 30-45 age bracket, although in May, 1956. However, weeks , some children also have been claims dropped to 2.797, com-! stricken. ijoicu in "j"". mcic were 1,503 in May, 1956. ! The general emulovment outlook has not materialized to the improv ed extent expected. The labor sup ply, apparently still ample to meet near future demands, according to the report, has not been augmeit ed by students seeking permanent as well as summer employment. Employment trends in lumber, logging an ylywlnf loive keel fa favoratfc wdh gill wentR'r mn conducive to wrk. Another fava. a We factor is the start of lbs ex pansion program by the U. S. Plywood Cora, m slarltfl oon sbtuctdtn tf a SM aoBjan asort Mok wecTo. Foal M4nran feat the pfetib in Kp'ptf n ;a- a eso. CtnstuucKhn in Iftoy sbaaue'd m InaKWt in rsiwnrg tr b?r4. Twcnl-w ha-flaing utve issued a a tM uaAm .f 9&, irrcl.rlin one new cj8K i.r SW.500. The batatKie ctta, .f gatsges, repajw and. jaMitaayjariii. In Douoli County, oirtwJ-e f ltose'buBg, onl ciniit acwraH vuete issued at a vmM?ion of J!rr8k, w rluding live new WftM Ut Va. 274. In general, the Mteot fctf.re said- service industries her fernery stw ble duaing Nay, cs md cludes. fudge Dismisses) Charge Agaobost Clyde Crosby PORTLAND I) - Teamster official Clyde Crosby won distnis sal Friday of one of trie oinht indictments against him in the Portland vice incsHtMan. The indictment accused ban of being an x-coniat In passcswon of a gun. Crosby rccentf? tfbtarinvd dis missal of buwjt-MRy corwrcsran in Mizona. Ho sswd he mm coraactcd there in W30, vwhvn he was a teen ager. Ire won disnmss-al of flie coraiicfcon on the flaounrt- Us use should hae been hews In jinwn lle couet insteail of in Hi wh that sentenced linn to pwwn.. C'roslvj'j attaHiuoi ao4ne dm missal of Hie mm estnoetta an tuo gwundoHiere hwd been wrvHre w in banginfi tie case to tend. The state contend tfc A4ay was caused lw CVi eomtt avtions in Ar-wano,. Caoslv stall tones Icoaon aQ inrha&nciiki incsiK cJmwtft d reVein& a br-llj, cnify to Becebie -a bwfce, ndxmu. art penjory. Foreign Aide Bill CfoaxssMiaordte WrtniNCTOW w PresidPBt rfitenw' loct.m ni hill li,l (Urtttn-d il l atinnnor U)i trxu Mmn 2H hwtih wlto-s By a 12-3 wip, Vte Sewov Km--rtojn Ut'xibaas C'mnaM'Ace aawoK- me pFCM4iWid re oju'i of a,fl(!1.4a,0 or mill tuey mi ecoasniic aid te free vitM rovtioas in the fiscal year Dttrasnartg jiay i. bi view of the rongressienal eron v rlrivi ? Z2 " h ivie? commiZ cut, P ri 'r carrving au- rity for .637.U0.0,kf. face, ran hea The thority rougher going next week on the senate iloor. The committee - approved ver sion gives the President authority to continue foreign aid licvonil a year, and it also gives him flex- liniiiy in other ways Only two Democrats - Morse nf Oregon and 1ing of Louisiana and one Republican, Lancer of "Drill Dakota, supported Sen PROPERTY STOLEN William Wallen, Fair Oaks Ad dition, Sutheilin told the sheriff's office Friday that hi, logging truck had been broken into anil miscellaneous tools and gasoline stolen. MEMORIALS ROCK OF AGES And other granite, marbla ond bronie. 16 vrs. of iell.ng (jual-ty mni Of ial to jotuded tustvime ti, Wi Wilt Hot B Undtriold! Se Ui Bpfcrt Bumg Phon OR 2-3571 Colltct HARRY G. RAPP.rep. 114 S. E. Flint St., Roitburt EUGENE GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS 2061 Frankly, tlvd., Ph. Dl 4-4411, fuaant Ovtr 60 Yaori of Friendly, Honaat Strvict .M.MMI.-IU h.muiui wnen nc oi-: : . , -. ',,..,,, .:, ,h ! bv telephone before am. Mavl fered an amendment to cut the . road department midget this ,., n .i,.h 1 .-u .. .. . . . en mv nan attnrnvon a imn itmi'ii. over all authority in the hill bv '.',r!n krrp men working and '"" "'' about pno million dollars. Langerih' "" . r""; ' coie from , J """"J 1K,,ilnMfC, vm voter! hv nrow from 1, , . timber sale, would be short $750.- , '" "rrr""'l 'tpin, Aoiea ny proxy noin Ins sick- . . .. ..,. .' I "Something awful has happened. Or. Sot., Juno 8, 1957 Woman Scientists Learns Multiple Sclerosis Cause PHILADELPHIA ii The Na tional Multiple Sclerosis Society says it is pleased by the publica tion of findings by Russian-born woman scientist who says she has found the germ that causes mul tiple sclerosis. Miss Itusc I c h e I s o n, gray haired researcher at St. Luke's and Children's Hospital here, an nounced she has successfully iso lated a live micro-organism which she has "100 per cent reason to believe" is the culprit behind mul tiple sclerosis or "MS." "If Miss Ichelson's report is ciihctanliAlpr bv other workers a j,real slrl(ie will have been made," the society stated in New York. "If this report be found true, It said, the fust step has I nceo mauu. n means ui u eauueiii lu:must be developed, again requir- l ing research, inasmuch as we know nf nn medication which al- nllss icneison sam sne aiso nao developed a skin test to ascertain wneuicr a paueni is a vicuin 01 Hoads Saturday lor a mignty dis MS. I play of naval power next Wednes- The 59-year old bacteriologist, I Hav a graduate of the Poltava Institute! in Kussia, lias Dcen living nere since 1922. She explained that ate Funeral services were held tJay at 1 p.m. feu- bo(rt Lee So-ioi-smt, , m Ike t. Jvsntii CaMrmn Ckrc. Tin ev. KebmaaJ Bjiaai SHMshaaow w apiwDiy VttbH an .w airt io4. kadaraw 1 n Lie tivee ad. Be was vo 14, 190(1, w St. Lw, and ww ax onoHwe Uk BfcomB.wifl ke frra Uae Just antra a. tte 4ohnjn C., dtc, at t-ke tome United W.-tfns. af kw Vai. lie was riatiag w j Olhw iwism rcnno.wted ni !Bj.tes is tfaK rromnriy. He won , vlncte Gret BtKiwk, ItaJy, The a Ka .f tm iiorrem War and 1 VSeftwannte, Spam, Fraace, 1W wtm a tamimi af Hre Catted ' aham. rrtwaal. Deamark. Nor Clwh. Swwdnfi ax lw Hpixos, Mrs. DoM&y Cayuvrtrd,, twead Ttpvinpi, Okiu,. and iffms Vimb Smsaian scr, TuJwa, Okta. Inrcrwxf wH Saiitvi in t4 St. Jbscll Cal4ihc Cewckny. Tke Chafel of Hie Rases M in charge ol Hie arranocwenK. Coraony Road Wwtfeew (Continued from )k8B re) m&tee kefare tie hewmg is hebt. Jacksan indicated Ww tbre n a pxssfbiMty tlnd a mwdl raooie perlwps five ccns per haur might ke made. This, Ire sHae.we. wmd dopend an Hie nB of Wr ohiw Bwmdkcrs. "Ky sawr i een, Jawnwon saen. iJkM kaned nvi iseanrr fiat ii fvy Me : 1. A caBo of w B- swe 112 ad Wimin jnod ant dM-iw; Hsit itcciod. 2. Ike eawMneH twit uned kp i-wfitoMi au f&R?icH4 dvfttrttocHt. 3. CaHraFisam af canity wum Wh Htase paid by private c twoe4 and ata-or gveriHaptttal atjrirtes. Tke kdMcoy proa'fattlarfive aoiat b flntt Hi laal wan reorgan kieii tM eaes ai. Far three hwi pwtw to Und rearRioaeatiai, ke said, t-kere wvw aa salary re ke. "Tkat m wluvt kvoakt ffberaj tXe reargawotiaa." liaiH rewoMA'd Wre cwt fiud ki J4y I'.li tke eMt(y "aart set a fttoi? af pttv-i&K vaWnv m Hop fcHnd kurt mriudt wkw vutd ke aMtttfwwirnfce wdHs prevaiintt! wow m tk a. "tte fee) tk vot a Wt: step oa odnW-WMw; tke typv pomaM and aduaidra-tMi cooubca-ie to Bod OMVcriiawBt," br s.ihI. "PwWic epnymoiot shauW be tk medi'l nf eniftoymoiat for a community." declared the labor representative. lie further pointed out that con tractors in the area are paying ;,- hour for labor plus 10 l""1' t,,r "nd w'lfr'- Th" h' -"'Pared with the $. 85 the " "J" 10 i,iui .-.on tin win, 17 anno 53 road depart inriit evneniiitures 55 midget, has increased total per cent while the amount spent ! for wages to carry out the work i had showed little gain. "If the oav increase is granted." Butts .maintained. . would mean only I" 1 """" "'"il over the years Jackson reminded Bulls thai the uould hold the Jackson said. "Wo could increase all salaries in the county but we'd have to I cut other spending. Jackson con tended and added. "We would have to raise all employe,." Missing Man's Body Recovered From River KI'GF.NK .P Searchers re- covered the body of Haskell Dowdy. W, Springfield, shortly j after noon Friday from the Me-1 would hold the lint on wages," I Isenne Hiver at tne community j ing couldn't be reached in time The grand jury returned two of lllue River. 0 rl nm, K, a witness in the other indictments, one secret Dowdy's body wa, found In hearing He is Dr. l.ucien 11. lm- The true bill charges Gene about 18 inches of water where j boden. Drain. Stewart Gnblin with assault while the Mine River empties into the a C. Roll, substituting for Mrs. I armed with a dangerous weapon. McKenne, by his nephew, Law- Miller' attomev. D. R. Dinuck. I It s charged he beat Roy V. Mitch renee Dowdy, and river guide had the hearing set at the earliest ell with an eight inch cold chisel prince Helfru h I possible moment. The judge at Feh 21. The incident happened at They were me (,rl docketed it for 9 am Mnn- Reedsport. day, but latrr changed it to 1 30 DATES POR X-RAY UNIT The chest x-ray unit will make for dismissal of the first-degree its seven hour stop in Wilbur on ' murder charge, and also (or dis Wednesday, instead of Tuesday, as missal of second desree murder previously reported. and manslaughter charge, which It w ill ha parked at tht Wilbur j dismissed tht charge and freed School from 10 a in. to S p m. tht judgt did Juii that had isolated the organism, spiro chaeta myelophthora, alive as long ago as 11)31 and that eve nthen she thought it was the cause of MS. Four years later she was producing the Organism regularly in cultures. MultiDle sclerosis strikes at the nerves, attacking the nerve fiber covering known as the myelin and leaving scari called sclerotic patches which "snort circuit tnt nerve system at that point. This causes such outward symptoms as trembling, paralysis, impaired vision, speech defects and generalized crippling. The re current nature of the disease, also called progressive sclerosis, leaves the victim completely helpless. Warships Drop Anchor Saturday In Hampton Road NORFOLK, Va. li Warships of IS countries, from frigates and schooner to guided missile cruisers and aircraft carriers, wen drooping anchor in Hampton The colorful eveit is the Inter- national Naval R6icw, plarUbd as the caystatfe af fleet w8k ii Virgiaia's 35lt Janesttwi Ana vcrsary Celearatsa. Tte wiU liae ii ii a WeebMsibiy, knst flasks ari tlnev iwimtxg Aaam noii ky. ftxxxa) lie list of reviewers fruM tks caaatry will ke Dnbaaw Xecrotary VTilma, dcwowibea' ky rek4d imimr an tte tsrf natie's refwemtotatpiw. Navy !( ary T Iran am Gate ajnn v.iO t ke jvffMxA. A Mai m 2f torcuoi kotnw Mvdbed t scad stows kod .or.- 17 aeottd amd seat 3J skips. Tke larncst caliaacet, W way, Turltey, Canada, Venewoia, Ciriw. Uruoaay, Peru, Cewaubja axnd Dam owe as Kcpuklic. Grand-Jwy lerdeK Mytte Witter Friaioy (Coadnaed from pays tke effc.ls of an apporoally 'f- Jl,n, """""" otf-iaflcted bullet wauad dBr4 erlspp, 22 W. Bowdcn &L; Rok;t H hearia. Tolice believe sk0 1 Earl Rogers, Ro-sekurg; DaaaW k. tried ta end her own life witk a Socsbe, son of Mr. aiid Mrs. kc .3C-caiAer pistol bullet after Max- P1"1- Bojcburg; Donald Suad pa wh slam with a .3.3-calibor . son M- nd clm ritre kaet SuadJiorg, Rt, 3 Vox 136;i ; Beulaa That wa' wkv idi. wa tal to'J!ay J.oX.!s" "laVtcr ofXrlr' d tte kaH-ifcd. Tha deply, Larry : M. Artbtir M. Jokssoa, W , Brkjbt, said an examiwtti.a wlX1",,", (''irns"' s" , U E' she a-onM ke transferred t e wiHy ja. Mrs. itbflcr wan in Sacred Brart Ila.sMtad, Khwiic, until Wedncs day Hauporstnig from the wound. Wednesday, when ICugcte dac tos paid ufae cauld be released u bJu L.,Mitnl lli.l Att Avcy Tkomps'aa filed an informa- oal writ which was .abwd Kriiay ky Jude Woodruff. VrtiM SHd that Mrs. Milkr's family appeared shake wbca sto) was arrested. She was take ta tke Laire Couaty Courtkoun; bv pofae, aad it was there tkat Wrinbt took kor iilo cmddy fti:aai. Daroaq; fin tome of tbs prelia iaiwy hrarmg, witnesses wba ap paorcd m district court also were m tke ronrtbouse rorridoi- here. appwHOjfly oa mkpoeaam far tke grand jury. Ii faat. Trigbt. railed a a wdBM by IV?. Hist. Atty. fe-rl fcvriffnw at am time, wa brdi fywg before ike graotl i u r y. Jitdne Voadruff railed a M aio utc renew so that Wright cmild also testify in the preliminary hearing. At first, whet it appeared that Wright was unable to anocar it ! district court, Burgoyne moved ttlinst Similav nf Per itara'anrev. rest hi, case against Mr,. Miller. reconsidered if - rfdK T"''-! ! W ht dr,mh e sl,o"mg but recoiisiilcred when the judge! ihed the dealh capons used in the shootings. n,i4 ivan ,, ....--- ""ward Maupm. Dram the slam 1 mans son. Drain 1 'olire I Inel r.iiuer mnsiuw, jiihi v. rvn in-y, Drain, who testuied mat .Mrs ' Miner owned a game - geuer , type of pistol with which she is . hc-heved to haxe shot herself. ! Maupin testified that Mrs. Mil- ler "lt definitely was her I (voice" - routed him out of bed Come ouiek He went to hi, father', home and found his father's body in bed and Mrs. Miller lying wound-, ed on the living room floor. described tht Winslow also death scene. The evidence which apparently I would have convinced the iudse that probable cause existed to think her guilty of the crime wasn't presented by Burgoyne. Th. tk,t mint and the hulled are in Portland for ballistics and other ,tmlv The doctor who arrived at the Maupin home soon alter the shoot- p m tririay. After Hurcovne finallr rested hit rase. Roll moves! tht court MUSIC FOR THE RODEO DANCE ot the annual Douglas County Rodeo, June 22-23, will be provided by Little Jimmy Dickens and his Country Boys, recording and radio stars of Grond Ole Opry fame. The group has appeored in all 48 states, Canada and in Europe and has made such hit songs as "Old Cold Tater," "Country Boy," "Blockeyd Joe," "A Sleepin at th Foot of th Bed," and others. Th dancaj will b hld Saturday night, June 22, at the Fairgrounds pavilion. U OF O SuenioQftD A auakvr id wakrs at IBB Uoi versnty of Orooi, Ehsou, ar fanfatusui nr airs ui rao mttxxe3at xrtiAK .aoxby ul 2:3 .n. rt Uayward Tuai. Tkw lev. N. lwlurd Nbcon-, Ta3 LHvrooty aVbocd, a voted tbw lw?kni wi wrytw, wiotl ke speaaMT. ('.-aihd.it&v; for Aaireas iacbniu: lr l)elv r.is rJ tlrs k'.mma iViecs. S-14 W. CkattMB Dr.: haw Lae ntWr. tkmhnxr of Air. aad .Mrs. Lee J t I e r 1461 NW Gardwi Valfcy Bhd.; Carol Adtoa, da-aktcr of Mr. and Mrs. J a ones V. Ake., 13C V. Cka ttont Dr.; MarKoe Jonvil, ajranOi ter f Mr. ad llrs. N. H. JevwU, 1555 NW eaco W.; GaraH L. FcWJiamp. son t Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Felrikaai-p. 3G3 V. Ckaoaiaa St.; Voadis K. Miller, son U Voa dis E. Miller, 128 W. Haael .; Harriet Evans Eddy, 614 !E Coto kX.; loaita Jeasawe I'fau, Ie korg; Marty H. Ramp, soa of Mr. aad Mrs. Floy Ramp. 220 E tamp St.; Joha M. Robertson, saa ( M ,L- DeUcr. spenist I.-irg ackoeis, will win k ""n , i Y.jj o .i j will Lyle Eddy. Baseburg. aad ftpadrice Churchill, Glide. Skirlcy Howard, Teamile, is a candidate for a master of science degree. UO PrfT NoJ SALK.M i Vincent A. Ostroin. 37, atooi,Tte profc.asor of political l.vauiBe at var. UmvorsDy of Ore- (.on. was afmomMd by (lav. IUM FridLav w tnr; sl.tw Water ; E-oj-pi Bo,ird. i ti, ,j i. ,i f n I- 3i,-.. .t vy iw twr.iia u u. . a.T, , w Hn'DuoVdd. The governor O'isiiBiilly ap- peaatcd Ridlit Itowbw. Portland, to fill the vacancy, hf tbi! Senate refused tn confirm him. Ostrom's appointmett will have i IO UI- Vl'lllll III! -U IIV IW ,1111,11V literin Committee m k'x(U Afrponxmrals. Gr) Cboanut t &$innrng Ctautftfe Ol Hop Stepfather VANVOLA 18, ak. -I.ii.la Ckam. 14. Wan cltarifd m rjp.t- ioma Priri.iv m th infaJ mmui Willi iiioiv Pi naUra. rn Th coroner', iurv ,aoi tht , thnntin wa, evrilsahle bnmicide committed hv the cirl "in self Hefr.ni. of herself and her 'mother" . . . , . ...... . According io lesuinony presemco 10 th. )urv, jiiglev, ' who was separated from his wife, brok im4i the ho e .-.u . uay niiii ami ng Mrs. Higley. .. .... , sti-e, choking Mrs. Higlev i,,nn, gol , Rlm an(i (irpiI ,eVeral shots, killing the man, the jurv was told ' ' . , . . , . Mountain KOSCUen J9IQ Search For Aged Man MOI.ALLA . Members of the Mountain Rescue Council joined Saturdav in the search for Mark Francklin, 79. Portlander missing in tha hills near here eight d.ij. ti,-,' .,. ,.....,.. , ,j I ''U " , , " "" " rs"1' J0'" ln search Sunday ed against tha woman. I conceivably could have been lodg- the woman. I Woodruff commented that from the evident- ilinuii il ua r.in. ceivable that some third naitv could have entered the house fired the shot, into Maupin and Mr,. Miller, then lefi. 'THOROUGH CLEAN" RUG t UPHOLSTCKY CLtANING SIPVICI Call-J. E. NEWBERRY OR 3 3SP1 Chutck Activities NtattMpai Minixt&t To Spneak Hero BJEV. HAROLD L. VOLK . . . minister, author lev. Kaiold L. Volk, liooiitr-r aad author from Nampa, Ida., will co.dxct aa evaage istic campaiua m the Ckurck of tke N.-warcoe at Services will ka ceiductcd tatb evcaiag at and oa kutilays at 11 a.m. aid 7:30 i nt.. Juae 9 through 16. Tke churck is located ', on Divisiot street at Spruce, across j from the grad sckooi m MyrtW Creek. Rev. Vo'ii kas traveled extosiv- civ ii tke l ilted States aad Caa- aJa. aid tas aaimstere la sore oi tie aiosi eaisiaimng comudhs and caotpK tf tke natiei. Ike is .minor r im- oookici enuiea. is the kibu at loallibM Jlcvelatioa n.l i u,.A,Lri ir, 1A vtmt pvnri,- ........... . u vitd to attend The pele? is the special arxroip. Ckrratain Cfcurxrk Sdtaftnr Spnacbl Service Sttnielay The First C'hrittiao Cbmrt hold a spevaU wa.e Simtiiry a tawrvaox-t ul Prt'i naomti. tbi tWa) da of PirtiWaoyt W A.D. tee ckcoeb besao. Tba obsurfasre Kill cio,iat of a pxalitek rrrmvp at the cbarab t 1:1 o o . asd a or.dp at so p o. P,ev. lbrvard Uirus. d) axiItn af tkt Pi'. I'Krcffoa) i-Varrb a , SnrtttfttU. bk ii raowa spctktr. Hie Ibtano dl bt. "Pdo teceot l aad PIO tUJl choir, CidaiotitP af fkurcb cttoirt from l'r:tiao cbo-aitev lb a i area. Pill sinf DP our o tilt ec All n. iam. n. wi. . chunP art lovitcd . . A t,artXPVJlttH Wf 0nMK(tlt . 5 Jv r j J. I.. O'Donahue. Pilil r0 servationist from KlamatO Pall., I was guest speaker at tho Dillard Winston Methodist Chun this week ii.. . i j ..i. ,...i nf it,, rookeries in Warner Valley where , "irds migrate and are cared lor on the federal game reserve al Malheur Lake, : O'Donahue ha, been the subject of articles in Life magaine. the Oregonian. nd has been guest speaker at the local Kiwanis Club and garden clubs recently, reports I correspondent Rosa Heinbach Dillard-Winston Bible To Present A Program The Dillard Winston Christian Church vacation Bible school will present a special program the eve- ning of June 14 for parents and j friends of the summer school slu- Special Summer Rates NOW ON SAWDUST and Ploner Ends W Dtlivar To Your Hons Peeler Coro Oak Slab Planer Ends Dry or Groen Roseburg Lumber Co. OSborn 9-8741 I'fp; -i I I Meat Speciats: Bf THUS AiiWeiATBD PSHW V arkA. is the key f, ord u not : emat Haei.'DK adTWtbaad W many .DSd'narltta.s aeal Dw.tUoytaMd j0f.t stcow tka; we(. (tn.rally kvowr priceK far ktuf aaood pork i?om 4 k t cons : tO tlw formr and a oxbria as ! 11 cnts far tke la-tter kaw em! toum tk MK-okw af .HUaxe ke-j toraie ttvow aid staBefbvs. is ttanr plcvwi, saparBaarloK and aro ery ootaitws mii offer as.-wtad cabs 1 of veal, lamk and kaoo, pans sw-1 araJ varialias of poaKry. I Ckickeai migkt atcowt for a for idiare of the market. fid i toot prices iar fryws ara op a I xnu areas by 4 to I mips a j powud. I Lower prve tags ob lettoca and; cakboge may bebp tte? kouswobt to cumpeiKaVa for kigbnrr a a t prices. Also a tin) outidaadiM li-d are radiskes from nearby ficI6s. greca oaioos, spivacb, potatoes I and sa,uask. Other goad buys are baached keels where they're available from aearby fields, greet beans, irw white potatoes from CaJifor ia, asparagus, carrots and corn. A bumper crop of rhubarb in keeping the loag-steamrd itcts ob tke outstaodiaug boy aoonft the fruits. Three Children DETROIT l.Pi Three .KttaJJ p1iilfli- a-rfi-o faiiAit rLi:,i l.nlur-1 day shortly after tkeir distraught mother telephoned pulice tbat abe Killed tlicm fiad Mrs. Constance Vhcduo, ! M? collapsed aod hysterical. j laside the gas-filled house .oral were tht bodies ol Jimmy, 4, and Deborah. I'j. it a bathtub par tially fiibid with water. Tht ohr rhtkj, C-niowhs-oVI Diaot, lav ro ocr irio DJ d Den roe m. Poiace said two of thn cbiWi eB appnreotly had drowned and oao totcmim. Urs. b-'iti6.0)' boat) aod Cwire. a trm.-k dw'ifr, ao) ai hoxn. (WVkis rtio aurerd tht aU wwd Sits if . on a kocbea siom and the biuuic9Bt water b:ni' wvi-e twawl ao. Tbt' said t b t ttoiher miiy bare atbetupwo 10 u . -aU, ... fore. xzk was eacoiuei'CJt and UO- ab'e to gift aa aroouin of rtuu kjid b;qnwsitfd. Mh tmd Ha San r i PiJalCBiwe Mipiamat. PO&TV..ND i R Pill be oiouo any far birs. Buasbl A Poia us 6imd)i.?. Mer sod "ill ht -toadied froat coucgo 60 w tst "It .iso't piaoacd. but vrtcp I relio las ;0'a iot titer? t ni i 4oio bail aoovd too a UUUfV inifflOOr of crtilit fluurs to cow (Wt. I OC.iW tp trv to Gl-ut .i ... i.,r.- coi Qe loiermincniiv tor :u P.iiV It t.6 OetO full timp. DOW e.-. tliP post vear at PiDiUnd S'fl O tA'l'CQ-0 WDora Q W II re ceive a ie": o td ic.uion Suit day. ,-ill r. uvi v Portland Sla'db men? it totm.n. in four year,. dents. The school is well unrinWit. with an attendance of 113. accord- jug to leaders Mrs. John Cos and Mrs. Charles McCord. The theme (or this vear's school is "Wider Re lationship, reports correspondent Rosa lleinhaeh. NEW 40 H. P. FORD TRACTOR With Sickle Bar Cutter Other Attachments Available Includtt: Poit holt digjtr, plow, due, rtar bladt, tub toiUr, front tnd loadr. LANSING & OLIVER 1 561 S t. STEPHENS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK UNTIL t .M. Pravda Declares No Reds Behind Dr. Linus Pauling By HAROLD K. MILKS MOSCOW (.11 Pravda declared Saturday "no subversive organ ization" is behind Dr. Linus Paul ing. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper defended the Nobel prize winning California biochem ist who faced for a time this week questioning by the U. S. Senate Internal Security Subcom mittee about a protest by him self and some 2,000 other scien tists against hydrogen bomb test ing. The subcommittee, headed by Sen. Eastland (D-Miss), issued a subpoena Thursday directing Pauling to appear before it at a public hearing in Washington June 18. Friday, however, the subcom mittee announced it was dropping temporarily its plan to question him becaaso ke advised he could not a$pwr that dny. In Pawdaua. 2axf., PaaiftW. said be tool aytod thai, the data be mured forward to next week because he is start-1 ing a lecture tour of Frame June ' 18. I The Soviet accovit dad Pkt toaok oi this development. I Pravda sakf the ckaraai tf "tin mlarioas Stkaite mdMeaamit- tw a bam saiowity" aod kasi asaajtaatt "wiil tarm-agd. Paskw blkaid cased doors it tint axt ; lot' days and thattusa km pxd- iO)lv JaXK It." "Vky Wave afcCait.''s avirs rmtsa Laaos PaaJbxa, as ax ob- j ct of tosir brad jedwv1" fo Cammoasd. minviaiaper aidond. 1 "T'm reul ream is m wret aiaxaad. Hu aoparbift-ed it a soared ' dJ of ser"oiits M wan tbu pb- Ik about tba daajers of aocWar teuls. PaoioiA's 'crinw' does tot end tinase. I'm iodiatad a eodbao tias of si;;cKo- aasasg stiM tbajs pailaToxiool as eavd W) BOJraaff "A Varna bart from the Vbrwa BmzsB too towxa pi iAb.ojv wax Mo w Picture Crew Ecape freimarture Blast : BBNOLULU iji A Navy lb 0 carrytu.' a HallywooA Piovie cast aad crew yesterday narrowly es- caatd wbat its captai said "could have keea a very serious acci dent" wheo 11 deft charges cx-j pioded prematurely off its stern. The destroyer-escort Whitehurst I suffered engine room damage from tke klasts which sent a wall of wa ter more tha 100 feet io O tltu air jtst behind the fantail. "It wasn't serious but we were j btcky," said the skipper, Lt. Cmdr. : falter 0. Smith of Los Angeles. : Actor Roocrl Milchum, who plays a captain io a World War II sea battle film, "The Enemy Be low." was giving firing order1! wbeo the depth charges went off 40 yards astern. Director Dick owell and his wipe, actcss June Allyson, were 00 tke bridge when the accident oc curred Id miles off Pcar Harbor. Smith said. "Mitchum gave the rigbt order. But stmehow our nico at tl asb can (depth charge); racks to the slcro heard three or ders t fire on their earphopes. I ft't usually fire two at a time but j a a.-hole loarl went up at once." Mitchum said. "I diclt't know! what was coming off. I just called fire one,' and too wools loud went i off." i Vita. Statistic MarruM Licnnaa P8NC8 - COHZIXK AimAi Cxno Ptnct. Eugene, and Vtlnu Sat Coiin. BoHKtbore.. fmtmt Mavai Planre Exptotfcn, Mat KAlaA g8AiD PftAiaiE. Tex. t -A Navy furoitr. truied as tbe cu io s faattat oial pLiab. -1 piodd aod cra.insd T rieuiy. killkdt ' us pibt in fell to) id a group' Ci isnoa aaaal aaurttco adis. It a.vroly aued htaay pop-1 bted wruosv of tau mr0Do)i tto Dtt&Vtf arta. lns PdL-l Cn:dw took off n-om aod coadk a trrw prt oer Hetcuuy .fatal Air Si a mm nut ba fait the txpiffiuoD fin boo of tint ttru poioi. jaaua ftnekaer. 31, of Nil !.. mn amid io seliom kfh wmevs af tho sftiftO Trait 8ivr. Burkaer a a ttsi pitoV far Levitt Voujot O ioaj o ioie".- nf the FJV-1. Old HiafmN?, Nattrt cuMvonvC) DoSgjas CoQQty. Light, Mediums, Heavy Duty Trucks ond Port! Comt in and set tho Golden Annivtriary modal and tht new 4x4 and light pickups in stock. 1s)3t 'l-ton CHEVROLET 4-ipatd, h.aur tnd dtfreittr, wind hitld ooihtn, httvy duty rtar bumptr, 24,000 tctutl cssilti. 'Eictlltnt condition. 15J 't-ton CHIVROLtT rtconditiontd. H5 'i-lon DODGE. A steal ot $95 00. ItSI F7 FORD dual drit. SW30I0 worm, S-ipotd Clack. 231 B tusihory, tir brokoi, 197" whoalbtit, rfoublt tttmt, 9 00s20 naw nylon rata pi on ror, now atint, aictllant condition. 52.250 00. PHONE 2797, CANY0NVILLI 'some kind of organization' behind the scientists who signed the pe tition served as a signal for ac tion by Eastland's subcommittee. "The banal staging by Wash ington inquisitors is direct proof of the fear that the high priests of the atomic bomb experience before the growing movement in the United States for banning thermonuclear weapon tests. . . . "Behind Pauling stands no sub versive organization but plain farmers from Iowa State, parents and teachers from Cincinnati and the 2.000 scientists who signed the petition." President Eisenhower told a news conference in Washington Wednesday there seems to be or ganization behind the opposition of many scientists to nuclear weapon testing. He did not question their good fa&h, but said some seemed to be stepping outsids the fields id vdock they were competent to have aa expert opinion. Pauling, head of the California Institute of Technology's biochem istry department, said in an in terview in PaMOderra that mot of the sig&ars are biologjxts aod "tobtdy ii tke world it nmje competent tt speak" oa tte f feets af raaLiatioa. He mmi bs uauid ba aappy te let tkn srfli eonmrttee about kis staod. Ii TFacdnnctoi Kittenl Xao&&, the aaktoamitlau's ctmimd, aad) tba wbfomMkkce wwfcs ki itUDcr nam wlaethjar tba has bva Commanvd aetivky kebdanf Ta oas fosaerkad opar tt am-p Qo Was. Big Piano Land Safety Despite Burning Engine Notron, Va. i. it Jaw 01 Ar Lmes DC7, its left te boa i eagitt aire arid its pnojiit Ikr riaiaaig wildly, made a dra matic caiergciry laiidir; ad ice Norfolk Naval Air Statiot kere tarly Saturday aod passeogers scrambled to safety as firtfpjtl fts fought tbe blaze. The four-epgipe plats?, eoroute froip Miaoi tp poslto, experi enced the fire as it was flying directly over the air station at 19. WO feet, according to the pilot, Caot. E. Q. Ford of Miami. Unable to extinguish the blaze or to control the runaway propel ler in the air, Ford and his crew made the emergency descent and landing without incident. As the plane touched down on the runway at the air station, it was met by five Navy emergency vehicles, which chased the burn ing plane down the runway and extinguished Hie fire. The passengers calmly slid out of the plane using the craft's emergency canvas "chute." Navy spokesmen said no one was injured, except that one un identified w o m a n passenger sprained an ankle. However, she joined the others in continuing the flight by another airline from Municipal Airport. BIRTHS Moray rtOPpafdl HANSEN' Tt Mr. aoo Mrs. ,'illia J. llaoscaf, 113 E. Pleas aot bt., Rtscburg, Jue 4, a daugh ter, Bulb Lyoo; wtwet 8 pouods 11 ounces. LEVIN! TP Mr. aod Mrs. flower Blcviois, Higkway 99 Nortn. idyitle Creek. June 5. a saa. I or) oty Lt; w eipbt 7 pputds 5 ounces. .MORGAN To .Mr. and Mrs. Bobert E. Morxao. 5P SE Pearcp St., Doscbtrg, Jute 5, a stp. Rod eey Eugeot, wtiabl 7 pouods 5 ounces. VILDON Tt air. atd -Mrs. I.tSoy Veldos. Box 52.. ffosFton, .lust c. a sob. (Wrald I.onnie; febt t pounds S'i ountts. Wppfc T Sthttfr Soan Oh SACjE taahrflatian PORTLAND S Work IK cxnervd to mart wooiB ll dny on a swov-.-ratoia.Kjm ground a TiranoaDt (SAGE) Daaiiat ion tit Cacop ikoVur, oenr Corali. The nsdaUntim vil bniiwuip nOauytaaK of the air warinrjt denroav stkuoi of tbxK toosiry. Tbu piaK tomraruir, Vexwra Gbet-trir Co.. saud tb cooidroxUoa mns wril bu done by tat Boss 6 Hamoaad Co., PartUmd. cm a bid, nf csmt tbo fiat oiUttm doiinra CANYOM MOTOR COMPANY" 2 D lortti, now ttint, comtttttly O