f
8 The Newi-Reviaw, Roseburg,
Santa FeCun
Tote r Wins
SANTA KE. N..M. I There
was a deathly silence as the four
gunslingers, hands poised above
their pistols, stood faee to face in
a rodeo arena.
Suddenly, their hands flashed
down and the guns seemed to leap
from the holsters.
The silenre was broken by Ihe
roar of gunfire.
Bill Reust of Sanla Ke slipped
bis smoking gun back into the
holster.
He had proven ha was the king
of the gunslingers.
Even though outdrawn and out
shot, the other three managed lo
walk away from the gunfight with
out a scratch.
The gunslingers were using cap
pistols and shot against the slop
watch and not each other.
Reust, the winner, is 10 years
old.
The second-place finisher, I.ars
Henderson of Los Angeles, is 9.
It all started when Lars and his
11-year-old brother Eric appeared
on a television show demonstrat
ing some new cap pistols.
The boys were touted as the
fastest on the draw. The Santa Kc
youngsters, from the stomping
grounds of Billy the Kid, cried,
"Draw and prove it, Podner."
Janice Nicholson, 12, the second
member of the Santa Ke gang,
finished third and Eric was last.
Oakridge Construction
Workers Go On Strike
OAK RIDGE, Tenn. W A la
bor dispute idled approximately
900 workmen on construction jobs
at Oak Kidge's three atomic
energy plants Monday.
An Atomic Energy Commission
spokesman said production work
ers at the plant ignored picket
lines and reported for work as
usual.
The spokesman said the dispute
started last Wednesday when 58
carpenters walked out. They were
joined Thursday by a small
group of millwrights.
One informed source said the
work stoppage was caused by a
union jurisdictional dispute involv
ing the carpenters. But Carpen
ters' Local 50 business agent Gene
Los in ah denied this.
An AEC official said there was
no major construction work under
way here.
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1,800 Carpenters
To Co On Strike
POCATEIXO, Idaho Itfl Kigh
teen hundred carpenters union
members go on strike in southern
Idaho Wednesday morning, an of
ficial of the Kiicky Mountain Dis
trict Council of Carpenters an
nounced Monday.
Virgil Tullis, council executive
secretary, said the strike wouid
be general, starting at 8 a.m.. i-x-
Iceul for the Boise local, some
maintenance workers at the Atom-
jic Kngergy Commission's National
Keactor resting Million and some
other minor exceptions.
Tullis said the strike is for high
er wages. The union, he said,
originally asked $3 per hour, plus
health and welfare benefits.
Contractors olfeied a pay in
crease of 45 cent per hour,
spread over 32-monlh period.
The present pay scale is $2.(5 per
hour.
Tullis said Ihe dispute is in the
hands of the Federal Mediation
and Conciliation Service, but there
are no further negotiation meet
ings scheduled.
The strike will cover all of Ida
ho south of Elk City. Tullis said
the heaviest concentration of men
affected is in the I'ocalello-ldulio
Kalis reactor station area of east
ern Idaho. Included will be work
ers on Idaho Power Co.'s Brown
lee Dam project.
Tennessee Editor
Cited For Courage
CARBONDAl.K, 111. I Horace
V. Wells Jr., editor of the Clinton
Cl'enn.i Courier-News, received
Ihe 1 S.r7 Klijah P. l.ovejoy award
for courage in Journalism Mon
day. Wells accepted Ihe award, a
lironze plaque honoring an Alton
(111.) abolitionist editor killed by
a mob in 1837, at a third national
conference of weekly newspaper
editors, sponsored by Southern Il
linois 1'nivcrsity's journalism de
part menl.
Dr. Howard long, department
chairman, said Wells devoted him
self to the principals of law and
order while "subjected lo the
scorn and abuse of a large ele
ment of his community."
Clinton was the center last year
of a Negro-white clash over school
integration. Some WK) Tennessee
National Guardsmen finally
moved in and reslored order.
Marijuana Cigarettes
Bring Fine, Sentence
EWGKNK :V - Ito.k 'n roll
musician Kdward James Silvers
Jr., 2!l, of the Fats Domino hand,
was given a six-mpnlh suspended
j.id sentence and a' $2M fine Mon
day when he pleaded guilly in
Lane Circuit Court to illegal pos
session of a narcotic drug.
Silvers, of Kansas Cily, Mo ,
was arrested last Wednesday
after a deputy sheriff m plain
chillies said he had purchased
some marijuana cigarettes from
Silvers with marked money. The
musician had played for a dance
here the previous night Willi Kats
Domino's band.
The district attorney's offk-e
said a charge of selling narcotics
is Mill pending against Silver,
hut he is being permitted lo rejoin
'Ihe Domino hand, al Seattle.
Vacationers From Clendale
Attend California Wedding
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mr. and Airs. Carl Anderson and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Hone, all of Clendale, returned last
week from Southern California and
Nevada.
They left here July .1, visiting at
Al llamra. Calif., with Anderson's
parents, then driving on lo San Di
ego to the Coronado Naval base.
They were present for the Navy
wedding of Ihe former Darla Joyce
Hone lo Carl P. (Lucky Kalcone at
Ihe Balboa Baptist Church July 7.
The couple were married May 30
in Tia Juana, Mexico, hut repeti
tion of the ceremony was neces
sary because the Navy does not
accept Mexican marriages for pur
poses of allolnient.
After (he wedding the (Herniate
parly relurned home via Yosemile
National Park and Virginia Cily,
New They also visiled Heno.
Baby Girl Born
Mr. and Mrs. James Doss of
Quines Creek, near Aalea, are
Ihe parents of a 4 pound II ounce
haby girl, Maria Jean, horn at
1:40 p.m. July 4, at Josephine Hos
pital in (Iranls Pass.
The Lester Crofts, the Bill Croffs,
and (he Jim Croffs, all of Azalea,
spenl (he recent holidays al Dia
mond Lake. They reported a good
catch of fish.
Sam Gregory of Glendale was
brought home from Sacred Heart
Hospital in Kugene by ambulance
last week. Gergory is reported to
be in fairly critical condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry LaPralh en
joyed a visit las( week from Mr.
and Airs. Everett Pulnum, friends
from Inglewood, Calif.
Kenneth Brady of (juines Creek,
Washington Sister Leaves
After Visiting In Melrose
By NETTIE WOODRUFF
! Air. and Airs. Charles Carlisle
1 and children, of Kennewiek. Wash..
I spent last weekend at Melrose with
.All's. Carlisle's sister, Airs. Karl
! llofman, and family.
Guests Arrive
I Spending (wo day Ibis week with
Mr. and Mrs. (ieorue Williamson
and family were Mr. and Mrs.
lioberl Yokum of Portland. Mrs.
Yokum is a nieee of Airs. Wil
liamson. Mr. and Airs. Iloyee Busenbark
spenl last weekend in K.UHene vis
iting their daughter, Mrs. A. R.
Wheeler, and family anil also lo
Sweet Home, where they saw their
new a re a I grandson. Richard Al
len Wheeler, son of Air. and Mrs.
Marvin Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnson and
small son, Riokie, have returned
from a week's vacation trip lo
Los Aneeles, Calif., where Ihey
visited Mrs. Aynes Van-Ornum.
Al Compton they spent some time
wdh his brother, Leslie Johnson
and familv.
I Walter Kruse spent two days
this week at the coast deep sea
fishing
i Mr. and Mis Arthur llerrman
spent a recent day al Loon Lake.
Niece Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stewart and
family visited fur sewral days this
week at Kurt Dick. Calif , with
annus relatives. Their niece, Sara
('addis, accompanied them home
for a visit.
Mrs. Harry Troedel returned this
week for a visit with relatives in
who returned recently from a Port
laud hospital, is reported confined
lo his bed at home but making
steady improvement.
Horn From School
Nolan Tanner of Quines Creek
returned home recently. He has
graduated from a year a( (he Norlh
weslern Business College, receiv
ing a diploma as junior accoun(an(.
Lee Mill of Portland visited with
his parents, (he George Mills, re
cenlly. Mrs. Ar( Gaedecke and children
lef( last week from St. Paul, Alinn.
to visit her mother, Airs. Esther
Paiilus.
The Rod Smith and Bob Head
families spenl several days fishing
at South Twin Lake and Crane
Prairie Lake.
Mrs. Virgil Camion of Starve
out Creek underwent major surgery
recently al Josephine Hospital in
Grants Pass.
Marten Yoder. new Glendale
school superintendent, moved from
Days Creek to Glendale last week.
They have moved, temporarily, into
Ihe large S. Vaughn house near the
Vaughn .Mill on Old Highway !)!), un
til the district-owned superintend
ent's home in Glendale is available.
Air. and Mrs. Ted Clark, Air. and
Mrs. Kred Wrighl, Air. and .Mrs.
Dale Wright and her parents ol
Kuecne, Air. and Airs. Jim Alize,
and Air. and Airs. Pat Alize were
among Glendale parlies who spent
the July 4 holiday al Fish Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Peterson and
two children who visited before the
Fourth with his sister. Mrs. Dud
Ross and family near Glendale,
relurned las( week and will stay
until July 17.
; Kallhrnok and Oakland, Calif. She
i accompanied her granddaughter,
; who had visited here, to Califor-
' ma.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Deardorff
of Kerndale. Wash., made a short
visit this week with his niece, Mrs.
James Loiisimioul. and family.
I Mrs. Almme .lacobson. Kuiu'iie,
I and formerly of .Melrose, is visilinu
j here with Airs. C. A. Coffell and
j other friends.
I Mrs. Kddie Hlanchard and baby
! daughter of Klamath Kails arrived
I Thursday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Airs. J. K. Conn, and to ac
I company them to Kugene Sunday
j to attend the wedding of her cou
! sin, Marvin Robertson.
BUG-EYED EiRhl-ycnr-otd
Michael Marecak. of Denver,
Cnlo , may be a botteitW hunter
with a cockeyed technique, but
bis unorthodox methods are in.
variably crowned with success.
Subtly luring the tinwat v in
sect nolo bis nose. M,k,. stares
Ihe Highly creatine into sub
mission and then with a quick
swish of his handy net another
butterfly winds up m his col
lection. CUT TV & RADIO
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INDIAN THEATRE - CIoimJ Tonifht
Keopen Wednesday with Mariln Mo
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STAR LITE DRIVEIN "Dramlnp
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10 04
PINE DRIVEIN - "Saniano" 8:27-12:37
"Carounei" lo:i2.
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INDIAN THEATHE Reopen tonight.
Marilyn Monroe In "The Prince And
The Show Girl" at 8:05 only.
STARLITE DRIVEIN 'Buck- night.
Alt your can can hold admitted (or
Juat one buck. "Man From The Ala
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10:13
PINE DRIVEIN Final showings "San
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LOCAL NEWS
Mr. end Mrs. J. F. Byrd of this
city left Sunday for Grants Pass
to attend the Spanish W:ar veter
ans convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Derrig of
this cily left Sunday for Seattle
to enjoy their vacation and to vis
it relatives and friends.
Dr. Orto Schsefer, director of
professional services al the Rose
burg Veterans Administration
Hospital, was in Portland Friday
on official business.
Jeanne Ann Knudtson, daughter
of City Councilman and Airs.
James Knudtson of this city, is
reported to be ill of mumps and
measles at their home on SE
Douglas Street.
Hooieguests in Ihe Emanuel
Johnson home recently were Airs.
Carl Johnson, Portland; Air. and
Airs. Walter Mygren, Port Angel
es. Wash.; Kathryn and Kathleen
Lupro, Raymond, Wash.; Airs.
Frank Lamborn and daughter, Lin
da, from Olympia.
Mrs. Agnes Goodmanson of Lem
mon, S.D., is spending the summer
months in Roseburg visiting at
the homes of her sons-in-law and
daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ker
ber, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bourne
and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie From
dahl. Mrs. C. A. Coffell, Melrose, left
Sunday morning for Vista. Calif.,
where she was called by the death
of her mother. Mrs. Anna Blom-
strom. She will be gone about a
week. Airs. Blomstrom. who lived
in Roseburg a number of years
ago. was 92 in June and had been
in failing health for some time.
I Word has been received that
Mr. and Airs. David Burks, who
have been in Germany the last
! year, where Ihe former is station-
; ed Willi the U. S. Army, will re
turn lo Roseburg in August when
Mr. Burks is discharged from ser
vice. Airs. Burks is reported to
'have taken a large number of in
teresting pictures and historic
I scenes of Europe during her stay
there.
! Mr. end Mrs. Cass Buckingham
: and daughters. Aliss Dianne and
Aliss Sandra, left July 4 for a va
i cation trip to California. En route
i south they slopped to pick up Air.
I Buckingham's mother. Airs., Rose
Buckingham, who was visiting in
' Klamath Kails, and who acconipa
j nied lliein to her home in Bur
j bank Calif. The Biickinghams
went to Los Angeles. They visited
! Forest Lawn, Griffith Park. Reno.
and returned home via the coast
route and the Redwoods.
Mr. end Mrs. F. A. Watkins of
this city drove to Grants Pass Sun
day and joined Ihe hitter's father,
sister and a friend, L.E. Stennett,
Airs. F.. Townsend and Lee Wal
(Icii. all of Ashland, and her brnth-
: er and sisler-in law, Mr. and Airs.
A. J. Stennelt. and their son and
daughter-in-law. Air. and Mrs.
Robert Slennetl. and children.
Cheryl and Gordon, of Crescent
Cily. calif. The group enjoyed a
family picnic in the park at
Grants Pass.
Harvey R. Wells of Roseburg
went to Portland Saturday to meet
his daughter. Susan, and her hus
band. Alonzo Sherman, and their
children, Bruce and Dale, of Wash
ington D C. The Shermans arrived
in Seattle Friday and visited
friends and Willi her uncle. Harry
Baird. and cousins, Lucille Adair
and Doris Vincent. They boarded
Ihe midnight train for Portland
Saturday and arrived there Sun
day for a day's visit with her
brother, Frank Wells, and his
family. Air and Airs. Lawrence
Goode of Grants Pass slopped al
the Wells home in Rosehurg Sun
day and upon learning of the Sher
mans pending arrival, stayed to
see them. Susan and Mrs. Goode
have been close friends since
meeting 19 years ago while Susan
was employed in Salem Mr. Sher
man is an alytical statistician for
the Deputy Chief of Staff Comp
troller Departments of the Air
Force He is also a Lieutenant
Colonel in the Air Force Reserve.
The Shermans have not visited I
here for two years. They plan to j
remain here until the last of July j
and a number of trips have been :
planned by Ihe Wells family for'
litem during their vacation.
WINDOWS BROKEN
Sheriff's deputies were a s k e A
Monday hv Mrs. .1 T Ward-
well. Rt. 3 Bo 1190. lo keep watch
the Wardwell's new home
half-mile from Melrose Road She
said the house, still unoccupied, has
had six window panes smashed
this week.
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settlement of a
Machinists re
Munday at the
and Son shop
a compromise
six-week strike.
a Emil Alvrmo.
co-owner of the
machine shop, said eight out of
the 18 employes who had been on
strike since June 4 were hack at
work Mondav.
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5 50 Sports Headlines
5:55 Weather Report
600 KPIC Calenaar
6 30 Robin Hood CBS
7 00 Festival of Stars NBC
7 30 Men of Annapoln
8 (0 Meet McGraw NBC
8 30 Summer PlavhouneNBC
9 00 Nat King Cole NBC
9:30 Star Performance
10.00 Code 3
10 30 Heidelberg News Dek
10:35 Tonight NBC
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11 00 Matinee NBC
12 00 itieen For A Day NBC
12 45 Modern Romance NBC
1 Oo Comedy Time NBC
130 Truth Or Consquences NBC
3 00 The Movies
4 10 -Guest Book
5 00 Big Roundup
Y45 The News
.V ,10 Sports Headlines
5 .35 Weather Report
6 00 Superman
to Telephone Time ABC
7 00 Whirh birds
7 .:o-l,ife With Ellrabeth
R 00 Kraft TV Theatre NBC
9 (X) This la Your Life NBC
9 30 Sheriff of Cochins
in no Texas Raishn
10..0-The News
lu 3.1 Tonight NBC
LAST TIMES TONIGHT!
Alan Ladd "SANTIAGO
Gordon MocCrea 'Carouiel'
WED thru FRI
ROBERT TAYLOR
RICHARD TODD
DANA WYNTER-ED O'BRIEN
D Day 6th Of June
CinemoScope And Color
PLUS
DANNY KAYE as
"The Court Jester"
ViitaVition . Tachnicoler
GET READY fOR THE BIG ONE
DUSK TO DAWN SAT!
CONTRACT AWARDED
SALEM i ''he slate "'S":
way Commission Monday awarded
a gradins and paving project in
Coos County to Sig Anderson of
North Bend. .
The contract, for S23,37, is for
13 mile near Ihe north end of the
McCullough Bridge over Coos Bay.
Wedneidoy Only
BUCK NIGHT
SI. 00 Per Co Hood"
"SILVER CITY" storring Edmond
O'Brien, Yvonne DeCorlo and
Borry Fitzgerald, plus "STRATE
GIC AIR COMMAND"
Ends Tonight
"THE AMBASSADOR'S DAUGH
TER" and "TENSION AT TABLE
ROCK"
THIS THURSDAY
AT 1 P.M.
THE CHILDREN'S THCATRE
WILL PRESENT AN UNUSUAL
SCREEN ATTRACTION!
Rob't. Louis Stevenson's
"LONG JOHN SILVER
ON
TREASURE ISLAND"
CinemaScope Technicolor
PLUS
3 STOOGES COMEDY
3 CARTOONS
"King of the Rocket Men
AND
FUN ON THE
STAGE!
Watermelon
Eating Contest
DOORS 12:30 Children 20c
OR 2-3701
Ends Tonite
"DRAGSTRIP GIRL"
and
"ROCK ALL NIGHT"
WED is
BUCK NITE!
$ $ $ $ $
GLENN FORD
as
"THE MAN FROM
THE ALAMO"
COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR
PLUS
BURT LANCASTER
with
VIRGINIA MAYO as
"THE SOUTH
SEA WOMAN"
THURS: WALT DISNEY'S
"JOHNNIE TREMAINE"
Plu, "GHOST TOWN"
Laurence
Olivier
The
Prince
and the
Showgirl
(Every,
thing?!
Delightfully Naughty
AND
Blushingly TiMH ,n Coloi
starts TOMORROW!
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