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Newspaper Page Texto o O 2 Th a Ncwt-Rtview, Roitburg, Ort. Wei? Jon. 29, 1958 Another Girl luee" M?,hcr . Goes On Tour Raped In School ofvancou er NEW YOKK 'JH Another voung girl wts reported raped Tuesday night in a Brooklyn school as authorities strove to VANCOUVER, B.C. nfl A tour of Vancouver was arranged lor Queen Mother Elizabeth Wednes day after her rain-drenched arri val Tuesday night for a 24-hour stopover on her flight from Eng land to Australia and New Zea land. FCC Chairman e Say Agtney It Indinndcrtf IJadges Uphold j Boxcar Shortage Suit Dismissal I. D 1. 1.. Ill Dl (JUIViyil Queen Mother Elizabeth Wednes-1 , WASHINGTON t Chairman. H .fter her n.nr.nrhl rr . uu V. jvuentr UI Ule r eucrai Communications Commission de scribed his agency Wednesday as "independent" of the executive branch of government. ii v i ii -i.... -i i tie leslilled before a hour, in- curb violence and disorders that . , ju councQor. ,.1 ventigating committee looking into have broken out around lire school ""J1 t ,0yc?ty HaU bhel'x '" regulatory agencies to premises. . , , o,. iri1J,.1see if they are carrjwg out the A few hour, before the l.tert . ?ih "ito hL-S,,' ! io of rape case, two other Brooklyn . hnnnr H ,hirh nv.rlnk, thi Doerfer made no reference in girl students were slashed with Brooklyn V'. L".' .a".Z.?". ', "L. .u" Prepared testimony to a commit knives wnen tney reDuiica tne oe-, : ..,.,iv rfnnn, f,n h,itee staff memorandum saying mands of drunken teen agers for money. More than youths have been arrested The new outrages came foreman of a special grand jury nlane arrived at Vancouver Inl.r. , ' -l- memDers have accepted ini- score of ,,:, ..-, proper broadcast industry favors. national Airport ,. 'Tuesday night. St I IS uuisiue oi uie nearuig uoener ., than ih .h ,. nas criticized tne report as mis- foreman of a special grand Jury d ,.hiidn broke intn I leading. Chairman Moulder ID- investigating, crime in Brooklyn "e,n r h'Ldr' b ok Jl0' Mo) of the special inquiry group public schools suggested parents j ,,,Dn-j from ,., British rvere sa'd in advance of the hearing have their children boycott schools Vf "T?. V n,?"h 0e",s that he did not exoect the matter Thousands more stood in l c0,me "P "' thl '2" ""'ess drenching rain along the 12-mile Jerfer h'mself raised it. route from the airport to the resi- i D'"','' ,V'? idence of British Columbia's Lieut.' neaa w,a " commit- cn Frnir t Rnt. u here .he tee there are areas of relation- e night. 1 iui rAcwumo UCJ1IL' My, what rain." the Queen menl- Dm ne ana omer commis- public schools suggested parents where crime prevails. Teacher Plunges To Death Foreman A. George Golden made the suggestion at a jury ses sion Tuesday. About the same lime, uiiAiiuwn w ujc July, uiuie . :u were other repercussions-a school P.L J1.. . PORTLAND A panel of three I. S. district court Judges i T uesday upheld dismissal ot a 1 1954 boxcar shortage complaint. against me aoutnem racuic Kan-. road. I The Interstate Comnerce Com mission dismissed the complamt in 1966. It had been filed by the Shipper Car Supply Committee, ; made up of some 100 producers of lumber and other products. The committee said the railroad did not provide adequate freight, car service and was discrimina tory in supplying cars. 1 After the ICC dismissed the complaint the committee appeal-1 ed to the federal courts. As a result of Tuesday's ruling the Wren Planing Co. of Wren, near Corvallis, which had inter-; vened in the case on the shippers' side, lost its $154,000 damage suit against the railroad. After ruling it was without jur isdiction in the case, the panel re ferred the complaint to Juage William East. He dismissed it. , Rain Lets Up, Easinq Origan Flood Threat O WASHINGTON ' ,- Two sena tors said today efforts to raise : the national debt limit may be made easier by senatorial doubts l, the associated po etc v the accuracy of President Ei .? .;tJ T ..L.I E.? V.!" senhower s budget estimates. Sen. Edward Martin (Pa), sen ior Republican on the finance com ,fAcr;:HToPe,Ul I""10" PflVment$-enad.;, Given Racketeerif or Disability While In Jail is Of Up Debt Limit Heavy winds raked the Oregon coast Wednesday in the wake of heavy rains that sent Western Oregon rivers surging upward. mere ious there was a temporary letup tne rain. The Rogue River, most serious ly threatening of any of the state's major streams, began to fall By EOMOND LI BRETON WASHINGTON Houje leaders were reported Wednesoay in hiva screed unnn a nbill to Der- WASHINGTON of LiH' mil a vice president to act as racketeer Joey Fay acknowledged president in case of a chief et- Wednesday he and his wife have ecutjve's disability. . received more than $100,000 from. . .neeiai cuhrnmmittee of trie Mit,. ..a nis newsrs union iJtai suite Urmce iiiriiriarv committee was the revenue will be less and spend-! ,went prison " "n "hurriedly called into session after tne araii oi uie dui was yicpn;u. mount was not im- It ha5 Deen tne ,ubject of high 7ZiTmy ,eH " hiVh Ih.. 1 E nhoTre-i"'5' M7 . ..mr,r; ,n dieted in his budget message to The pf cise an was a temporary letup to mediately pinnei Congress. mcuiaieiy pinneu uuwn . level, closed-door conferences lor He said Congress may force"1'5. W. the Senate Rackets ln-,1Dout tw0 week,, following a two more spending than the adminis-j ,Teu5IU.ngvComnlmeSi. esJ year study by the subcommittee, tration has proposed. I tate d4'5 ,FaJ h,d wl the "ni" . The bill would provide that the . ti..-j . r, , .u. .. were involved as well as direct ; n.u. n A,.t,.rom cregshtmyednry.r.rvteSr tee chaTran s ,V' he Vould "be Py"t. e and duteTof "S; n r!nH., K Sill .t "'iio'rnore confident in the success of . FT P".0,e 'rs office of president) as acting uiches under flood stage at ?.30 hls , t0 ,imit increase have approved the share he re-: presidenrK under these circum- to three billion dollars if members "il''VLK ! stances: of his committee trusted the bud- ro e (m Sin .Sin N-Y P"on. ; Up To prjd.n ( . .... - u rrCSlUCIil iiuukcu icimiri j a .suggestion that, the money he in writjng t0 congress and the ! received from the union seemed ,.. D,.j( k. k. u ,,n.hu an unusual reward for a man who di ha po,, ,nd duUes had gone to prison denounced as hlJ 0ice a betrayer of unionists and a ., . .mm'i,,inn nn oresidenii.l inability determines that he is un- fhifK' "v.imll" dCa'h Mother said as she iooked up from i fion members denied there is die the roof of his home ,h. ,,,, ... h. mi.r.ii- tation from that course. Thev took George Coldfarb. S3, it rather a matter principal . .... . ,u ... the stand of violence-ridden John Marshall . " "'""S, r",,. of necoiiaion Junior High School in Brooklyn. '""My wasn't T disaiooin ed in' Ml" Vo" ''nihed his state committed suicide. Uie district 't ?"eJthr"n 1 d",apP0,nted m ment, Rep. Mack ID-Ill) wanted attorney'i office ruled. n'i h. iu ih. to know about the division ol Tuesday night s sex assault was Bre-tjnB D,rtv iu.t la,. , broadcast channels between gov the second recently on 13-year-old , ?'!!i'"g p,rty' " Just llke ernment and other use. gin atudents. ihe latest victim A Lancaster .aircraft from the was attacked on a basement stair- L07 RCAV Mmme squadron at way of Public School M at about Comox, on Vancouver Island, will a.ai p.m. ...I precede the royal plane when it t pairuiinaii, wnu nrani ut-i "V"ru. " v at R nm Werinrtav n.sht screams, seized the alleged at-, ,h. ,Mra, niohi i. unn. lacker, Pete White. 16. a student ! ?"the 2 ml1' fl' 10 Hun0" at iiyjja fiigii oviitni, aisu in Brooklyn. He was charged with rape. Mayor Wangcr, e x p r e s s ing shock over the violence, pledged action by City Hall. Simultane ously, police ordered more patrols at schools. Flood Peril Is Eased Throughout1 New England Louise Voigt, 94, Succumbs Today Mrs. Louise Scharlow Voight, Qi iLrnll.L nnutn raairlont nt Unl. burg, passed away suddenly this I T mst t?fS Richt. ir- o Com mmioner T. A. M. Craven said he is the liaison man with the 1 Office of Defense Mobilization on the allocation. 1 Mack asked if Craven feels there is any dictation from the i secretary of defense to set aside 1 certain frequencies. ; Craven replied there has never i been any directive, that there has been, generally speaking, a state ment of needs. IWA Challenges morning at her home on W. Wharton. She was born in Germany Sept. PORTLAND (. The Inlerna- BOSTON on - The flood peril 1 17. 1863, and was married there "on" woodworkers i America .,r.hu. ,.H u'.I,.. .', nn f i,,i.. u.rn, v,t i Tuesday challenged the Team- in .Massachusetts eased Wednes day as the Weather Bureau fore cast an end to six straight days of rain and snow. The forecaster said precipitation should end throughout New Eng land by nightfall and that north- em New England would get an- 1927 and since has made her home other half-inch of snow and south- in Roseburg ern New England rain or snow She was a life long member of late Friday and Saturday. I Ihe Lutheran Church and a char- The rain and snow of the past , ter member of St. Paul s Lutheran few days sent several small Church of Roseburg. streams and the Charles and Surviving are a ''aughter. Mrs. Neponset Rivera over their banks William (Anna) Vogt: one grand in some communities, but no seri-! daughter, Mrs. Clinton Gorlhy; ous damage was reported. r three great grandchildren. Mrs. One death was reported in the Doris Long. Mrs. Vera McGhehey Poods. Peter M. Williams, 2'i, and Jack Gorthy. all of Roseburg. drowned in a pool formed in his she is also survived bv a sister, backyard by the. overflow of a Mrs. Bertha Clemens, Jamestown, brook. N. D., a step-daughter, Mrs. Elsie Kama, Veronia. N. D., and eight ruABC tTANDf greatgrandchildren. CKARtfl Funeral services will be held in PORTLAND i Afler a pre-. 'he ehapel of the Long and Orr llminarv hearing Tuesday, James i Mortuary Friday, Jan. 31, at 2 Henrv Cain, 24, Salem, was bound P-m.. with the Rev. W. A. Sylwes over to a federal grand jury on a i 'pr of St. Paul's Lutheran Church rhroe of nnesin ntonev or-1 owicumng. Lom nmuiK services who preceded her in death in I ,crs linion' ri?ht t0.take Part in 1927. Mrs. Voigt came from Ger-I .nu . on nearing. many to the. United States in 1891.1 A--, ""lung. Woodworkers residing at Jamestown, N. D.. forPiesidenl. expressed doubt that; four years before moving to Court- liam" Hoffa; Teamsters presi nev, N. D., where she lived untilldent' has "?"Jd f required iiti-viMiiiuuiiiai aiiiiiavii. ne also told Elwood Strumpf, NLRB hear ing examiner here, there is a question of who runs the Team-j stcrs Union j Hartung said that although a court has ordered a three-man committee to control the Team-j sters, "Hoffa says he is running' it." The examiner said the matter j would be put before the NLRB in Washington. In dispute was the bargaining; agent for Libby McNeil and Libby J employes here. Both the Tcam-i sters and Woodworkers unions have cannery workers locals. McKeon Marine Of The Month CHERRY POINT. N. C. I , When then Secretary of Navy; Charles Thomas reduced Matthew C. McKeon's general court-mar-, tial sentence for leading the Par-! ris Island S. C. "death march." the Marine ex-drill instructor vow ed: : "I'll try to be the very best pri- vate in the .-Marine Corps." That was in late 19St, several months after the April g night march of Recruit Platoon 71 intoj a tidal stream where six recruits drowned. Pfc. McKeon appears on the way toward realizing his vow. He has been named the January "Marine of the Month" by the All Weather Fighter Squadron 114 here, of which he is a member. i McKeon's selection also g a v prophetic meaning to Thomas' ex-j planation that he reduced the sen-j tence to give McKeon an oppsr-I tunity to "build for himself a use ful and honorable career. . . I hope and believe that he will avail him-1 self of this opportunity." The Marine of the Month was chosen by vole of squadron mem. bers from among nominees select ed for proficiency, bearing, dis position and conduct. McKeon explained. a. m From Monday to Wednesday ed with 4.11 inches of rain. Theet ''8ure Rogue stood at 5.20 feet when the rains started and climbed to 21.39 feet by Thursday morning. them but traffic was going ' Pa riS Benefit through. There were a few tern- ,,, fcuem porary traffic delays from slides Dinnop afll rAjIV i Yoncalla Croup which were being cleared away Trailers Moved A number of trailers in low lying country around Grants Pass "ruthless, grasping thief." I Kennedy Makes Charge That description came trom able to discharge those powers and duties. By MRS. GEORGE EDES The Willing Workers Club of were towed away as a precaution Scotts Valley. Yoncalla, will spon- neer, jnjon. luesaay nignt. uniy one nome sor a Dentin uinner iur usan, i r-v had committee counsel Robert Y Ken-j The leis'lati()n wouid create this Inedy, questioning Fay in the Sen- commis5ion of eight members, six aie CUIIllIUllCC 9 luvcsiiaiiun u. the International Operating bngi- of whom would have to agree on any determination for it to be ef- of the commission m.n In rmurer inn - ' there rennrteH mnv flnrlin.. unA nolin SnH ranrer funds at the wu .1.- u Members ..Kv...u ...... ,,u r -- KCI1U1 111 Uie UI11U1I I.VIIVH..- tnal water was runoll from sur- ocous a rounding slopes. A few lawns from 5:30 were damaged bv silt washed Oysters. down from hills. Two minor irri- noodles will be served. The club gation ditch breaks were sand- w-ill appreciate having pies turn- bagged, ished for tne dinner. The Coquille River was 6 feet M under flood staee when the rain ' ' Meets ended and the sun came out Wed- The Scotts Valley PTA met re nesday morning. cently and a film was shown. It The L'mpqua River and its was reported the school received tributaries were up, too, but a new drum from tne pi A. there inna.r.H In ha e m a 11 I Vnne&lla RlineS and PmfeS- Kr-v.vU . , , r ,.: , las rieoneoy sugKcsieu. iiieiimers - ... . t . chance of flooding. The south ! sional Women heard W ayne Flynn, of tne wouid nave fearedllS Are IlllUred umpqua was forecast to crest 4 , principal ot Yoncalla nign scnooi. , ..for tner ives and livelihood" if, lect oelow flood stage at Winston ' speak on reorganization oi scnooi thev had dared t0 protest. Ken-! .... . . h. Wednesday afternoon. bills i nedy said those were the words . , "' j ,T The heavv rains washed snow! Two new members present were mA bv N-ew york District Attv driver was killed and 13 persons from mountain passes and cleared Mrs. Ann Mathis and Mrs. Ann F k : th , : , : .'mjured Wednesday when an east it from highways. At higher ele-1 Spellgatu. The next meeting will f-St was cotv icted of "xtoitiorf I bound bus c0"lded wl,lh ' U,Se vations snow feU. Timberline on be Feb. 3 at the home of Sirs. , 1 Yer 0? on ths Vallev School Saturday Wj' ? u?- un'on wnen eonvici-: M D the vice pre,ident as M o 7 nm SalUrd4ed of shaking down contractors m chairman; the speaker M to J p.m. on a New York City water proj-;', ,. t Renresentatives s. chih and chicken , ... -nrn. M0 000. ' : .f ,he f ?p.rf "?,i,y.eu: . .-- jne pres aeni pro tempore 01 me In response to questions, Fay H n sTtXuy 0'f 8tate, ,he I told the senators his wife received ?e ' , ,h ,w'.inP S67.800 in salary and Christmas . Represetatives. & corresponding Sen.,. I in prison. She also was given an 'eaaers. automobile the committee valued atJ2 272. d n: J I rav denied mis was oecause,' uu) IVIIVCI trCiiUt ! as Kennedy suggesiea, memoers - Mr. Hood reported 8 inches. i ttta Wallace, .virs, naroia lurpin, njm t0 eneaRe jn unjon affairs The rain began to taper off at president, spent last weekend at- most points around 8 a. m. ana tenains uie winter ooara meeting . . by mid-morning the sun was shin-1 of BPWat Pendleton. Refresh-, OOVS LreeK MOtherS rrteni were erven - Mr. and Mrs. Avery Lasswell , are on vacation in California. Hospital News ders stolen from the mails. Bail was set at 12,500 after Cain appeared by V. S. Commissioner Claire Mundorff. and interment will follow in the Roseburg Memorial Gardens. Carl's Watch Repair Service (FermsHy with City Drive-In Motk.t) SHCIAUZING IN GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR NOTHING TO SELL IUT FINI SIRVICt. FREI CRYSTAL vtt for reeriitfl eut this 4 and nrinfinf it in! 433 S. E. Main (Naif M Sun rintn C.) Upitntrt, Reem 5 Ph.n. OR 2-2142 Eugene Fisher Renamed To Farm Loan Advisors ' Mtrcy Hospital Admitted Surgery: Mrs. Carl Johnson, Sue Woodcock. Roseburg. Medical: Mrs. Andy Sherull, Roseburg. Discharged Eugene Fisher, chairman of Ihe n Delr, 1 rsh'r M'r,l National Farm Loan Assns. Ad-iVrr'" Ha"d-, Roeburg; Paul visory Committee, has been re-! Armstrong. Sutherhn. elected for his third term to that Deuglas Community Hospital i. a .t . . Admitted Fisher returned this week from m.j:..i. i ii. .; Washington, D.C.. where the com-i AU(,ni )a-vjd Williams. Mrs. ' Ro iv i land Slot the land appraisal program, by j R,churg wmcn tne amounts o loans .re( Sur , . Robfrt Jchnsft.n. Hob determined and possible changes ,rt omreiui,, Koseburg; Mn.i "'"V" " ""f ""-1 Richard Eastman. Winston. Discharged Mrs. Norval Ferguson and baoy. land Stone, Mrs. Gird Logsdon, service to the fanner members of the association. This will be the third year Fisher will have served as chairman of the national committee which rep resents 960 National Farm Loan Assns. in the 48 states and Puerto Rico On his return Fisher announcd the Roseburg NFLA. of which he Hiteh.eoc.lc Will Onnnts is president, will hold its annual "... 2 .. "PP.05 meeting Feb 4 at Riversdale Norblad For House Job Grange west of Roseburg. lionunuca irom rage ii Thomas Neil: Sharon Sutton. Har ry Pntzknt, Leo Danier, Mrs. Dan iel Priest. Lloyd I'orgler. Rose burg; Sidney Hamilton. Winston; Mrs. Norman Barker, St. Helens. ! .FAMOUS FILTER-FLO WASHtK Washing lyatcm cleans and reVlrani water lor a much cleaner wash. Non-clogging filter rliminatet lint. Big 10-lb. capacity. Water-saver for mall loads. gV.itomatic time and temnernture rnntrnU I im.terl quantity . . . special purchase 2995 imiM iticficj CARTER TIRE CO. 266 S. E. StephMii fh. OR 2 2689 o issues included need for greater attention to affairs of the district and "the importance of every congressman's being consistently on the job." He said he would seek a committee assignment, if elected, which would deal with problems common to his district.! S'orhlad's maior committee post is Military At'lairs, on which he is senior Republican member and which has taken him on a number of trips abroad. Rumors Last Fall Last fall when Norblad returned from Washington, there already were rumors (hat Hitchcock might run against him. Through the fall Norblad traveled esten-1 sively in his district and devoted considerable tune to advocacy of governmental economics. Hitchcock, a one time state sen ator from Klamath Falls, now is on the staff of Lewis and Clark College as director of church re-: lations and foreign student ad-1 visor. He was In the race for the Re publican V. S. senatorial nomina tion to oppose Democrat Wayne M'Te in 1950 and refused to with draw when Douglas McKay re signed as secretary of the Interior to make the same race. McKay won the nomination, get ting 123 Ml votes to 9.2! for Hitchcock, tn the to counties of the First District, Hitchcock car ried two and was close in the others. In Marion. McKay's home county as it is Nnrhlad's Hitchcock got g.KM votes to McKay's Search For Teen-Agers Pressed In Slayings (Continued from Page 1) whose occupants fitted the de scription of the hunted pair. The truckers reported the driver of the car. which bore Oregon license plates, as saying. 'I want nothing to do with the law. How do 1 get to Chicago?" Starkweather and the girl had been sought since Monday niht when three members of Card's family were found slain at their home in Lincoln. Died of Rifle Shots Four of the victims died with rifle bullets in their heads. An other was shot in the head with a shotgun. The other, a 2-year-old child, apparently died of a frac tured skull. One of the two women slain, a IB yejir old girl, had been subject ed to "an unnatural sex attack," Schecle said. That report led Capt. Dan Casey of the state safety patrol to specu late whether Starkweather might now be traveling alone. He said "Something could have happened to Caril." William Fugale. father of Caril. said he hoped officers would "get" Starkweather, even at the risk of his daughter's life. He said he didn't think h i s daughter was dead but would "come home as soon as she can make a break." Pair Traced The teen age pair had been traced south out of Lincoln. When officers converged on a farm 16 miles southeast where Stark weathers car was found Tuesday they discovered three more bodies. One victim was August Meyer, 70. bachelor at whose farm Stark wrather used to hunt squirrels with his father. The other two. their bodies tossed into a storm cellar at an abandoned school site about a quarter of a mile away, were Carol King. 16. and Robert Jensen, her 17-year-old high school boy friend. A pool of blood showed they had been shot outside the cave. All three had been shot In the back of the head. Meyer with a shotgun and the s'her two with a smal.c,aliher wen; in The other three ictims. Caril Fugate's mother Velda Bartlett, 37, her stepfather Marion Bartlett. 57. and their 2-year-old daughter Retty Jean were found dead at the familv home Mondav night The fact that the victims had been shot in the head recalled the recent unsolved slaying of Robert G. Colvert. 21-year-old Lincoln service station operator. Colvert's body was found Dec. 1 on a gravel road north of Lin coln. He had been killed by a shotgun blast in the head. Colvert was employed at a sta tion not many blocks from the Bartlett's home ing in many parts of the state. River To Crest Well Below Flood Stage Here (Continued from Page 1) I March Thursday Night Pennsvlvanis Turnpike. State police said the Greyhound bus struck the rear of the tractor trailer seven miles wert of the Reading-Lancaster interchange on the toll highway. The body of the ous driver was A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. n-u. r,: a...... .. jammed in the wrecked bus for ..ii c:.i. i- .i.. r.t... " aiari-n oi uiuies urne at- ,,, . .t. .r,.h .hnrilu Cecil Smith Jan "... . ! cording to ' LI Xa':.e" L.Kif ..." I Mrs. Richard jor surgery. threat, was also rising quickly, but was still well witmn its banks. The Tiller reading at 8 a.m. was 12.88 (18-foot flood stage), Winston a i n. Pf...,J Rose- ' ""' - 25 at the Cottage , n. " r" V : . ' ,, ' j ' " i an hour after the crash The bus driver was identified in the Cottage Grove Hosnital fol James M. Bennett, 36, Mercnant ville. N. J. All but one of the injured were reported taken to the Ephrata Community hospital while the U1,."l.r""..f. ""Mowing surgery. feet, just above the 19-foot flood '."?' f.?' ri? ceived and RalPh's Cafe ' di" t-.i ncr none in Mvrtle Creek, ilon-, i..,- . i.ua- r c i.. ., I day after spending two weeks with . !ii"5 ...I -..SS?" "! i msui Luiiufl. veil ii. ii i- . ,. , . lp--,, 1 vmiiu inc iwuimci pvc. inc an most always poses the biggest; "2ri,,t.V fL Mother's March will be held threat ... ui ricino m,i..i,i i,..i Sinnock. recuperating from ma-, Thl,j. .in ..u.a and In Contest Place High inursoay evening, it is asKeo mat I porch lights be turned on so moth ' ers will know where to stop for ! contributions, according to corre 1 spondent Edith .Moore. Portlander Kills Self. other went to a hospital in Read- , ing. Th. .ps.-h ii-ue the cer-nnrl ma. jor mishap involving a bus on Ihe j Pennsylvania Turnpike this i month. Three persons died as tne ' result of the crash of a Transcon tinental bus on the toll road Jan. ! 13. Football Coach Dies During Hunt For Boy showed 20.46 at 9:30 burg showed 17.42. water nad already crept oven into Sftlllrf the lou'lanrls Tl ui.. Fmir Hnos enlererl hv l?miwmi in some pastures in the Garden Kennel Club members placed high Rather Than Surrender Valley area. On Olalla Creek and in the Vancouver, W ash., dog show Sutherlin Creek, the streams were last weekend, led by Chuck-A-I LAWRENCEVTLLE. 111. . Po about bank full, but both appeared Luck's Jock, owned. by Mrs. Violet lice said one gunman gave up uitciy io run on wiinout aamage fliccoy. wno went tirst in open aog mceKiy ana anouier apparently j without further heavy rain. 'and winners' dog classes for two decided to kill himself rather than On the North limpqua. Donald championship points. risk capture Tuesday night after j WILLOWS. Calif. Small Smith of the U. S. Forest Service Ch. Chuck-A-Luck's Ike. owned the two robbed a Evansvilie. Ind., footprints discovered in the snow reported that at Glide, the river by Wilma Meske. Roseburg. took . grocery of between $500 and $1,000. ' raised hopes today that a 12-year- had risen 5'a feet in 24 hours, but first in best of opposite sex. Chuck- Both men were ex-convicts. old Tenderfoot Boy Scout would little danger exists. i A-Luck s Dixie, owned by Wilma The man who surrendered was be found alive in Mendocino Na- Creoks Still Rising Meske. took third in open bitch identified as Robert Dane Finton, tional Forest. He has been missing Lookingglass Creek, another trou- "d Cedarglarde's Maestro, won 32 . of Gary. Ind. .since Saturday, blcmakcr. showed a reading at tnird lne Pen dog class. Police said Finton kidnaped a 45- A football coach who joined the 10:30 of 15 2 and rising still be- The Umpqua Kennel Club in year-old woman at Evansvilie and searching party of 600 died Tues- low the 18-foot flood stage. Cala- preparation for its third annual dog forced her to drive him ii Prince-' day. apparently of a heart attack, pooia Creek showed a reading of show at the Douglas Countv Fair- ton, Ind. The woman. Mrs. ! while hunting through Grindstone 11.73 and rising toward a flood grounds Sundav, Feb. 9. will hold Charles Omer. was unharmed. (Canyon with three friends, stace at 16 feet. its final dog handling instruction The man who shot himself as Gus Manolis. head coach at The onlv damage reported as a classes at the Fairgrounds next , authorities closed in on him was Chico State College, died during result of high water so far was a Mondav niaht. Obedience classes ; identified as John S. Boyce. 27. the hunt. Two of his friends re small car bridge being washed out "ill be started the first of March. Portland. Ore. Boyce shot himself mained with the body overnight on Deer Creek. Water was not 1 ms car ntar Roekport. Ind.. while the third returned to Chico extremely high, according to own- Hish Winds Stall Shot i,r,er lndin Pl' tried to stop and notified relatives and college er II..-,. D.,i.n. Ar m cc n Z7. er iiarry rearce ot eu t rcarce rl c.i.ll .. w. -i. SI . hut he said one of Ihe niert , Ot Satellite MlSSlle had not been anchored in bedrock. The bridge was not threatening other structures downstream be cause if had been caught in a bend ot tne stream The rise in the streams was-sel off by heavy rains which have fal len in the last two days. I'ractically everv rain gaue ' him. I officials. Fla. 'jT ; CAPE CANAVERAL Hurricane-force winds in upper altitudes made uncertain Wednes day the time when the Armv will I fire its Jupiter-C satellite launch ing t-un.ic. The Air Force weather central station reported high-level winds reading reported to the Doulas OI "u mu" " "a.ur . n,?' ,S County Wateir Resources Survey of- ,uc,h , veloc,,' coul1 ,om"e ,ne on fice and the C S. Weather Bureau showed well over an inch of rain in the last 24 hours. Heavy Rain Recorded The highest readme came from Devils Flat on Cow Creek east of C.lendale. It showed that a tre mendous 2 62 inches had fallen from i p m. Tuesday to 8 a.m. Wednesday. This concentration of rain'dunng the night was reflected over most 115 635 S. E. Jackson St. ORchard 3-7415 rocket The new siege of bad weather. after several pleasant days, hit Florida at a time when the Army I w as believed to be Approaching i the zero hour of its effort to hurl a 30-pound "moon into orbit. Brief Sit-Down Strike Ends At Montana Prison "T DEER LODGE. Mont. Calm of the county. At Drain, a reading returned to the Montana State Pri of 1.11 was reported for the 12 son today, but officials took dis hours before 8 a m. At Roseburg. 1 ciplinary action to insure rebel- st4 men tell Between 4 and 8 a m. nous convicts will return to a nor- At Riddle. 135 inch fell from p m. Tuesday to 8 a m. today. FILES FOR GOVERNOR mal routine "They're being denied all priv ileges until they're ready to go back to work." Warden Fay O. Burrrll said. The indications are the 275 inmates who took part in a 30-hour demonstration were re solved to do that, he said. SALEM Wiley W. Smith. Multnomah County Assessor, filed his candidacy for governor Tues day. He will oppose Gov. Robert D. Holmes and former State Sen. Lew Wallace. Portland, in the Dalles, was sentenced in Roseburg Democratic primary May 16 municipal court to 30 days in jail The two announced Republican Tuesday for disorderly ' conduct candidates for governor are Sec- Police said when he was arrested retary of State Mark Hatfield and Monday that he had been fighting State Treasurer Sig I'nander. aq on a downtown street. Fgularf2. she tWlC 1. ne.Jiiss' Wind and Weather Lotion JAILED FOR FIGHTING Frank Lewis Nicklin. 23. The RALPH L. 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