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Newspaper Page Texto o G o o 2 The Newi-ffcviaw, Rfreburg, Of g-5ot. Feb. I, 1951 .PossibrtoOrvahrtMg Reported, tftrjfepftsttftf CaMtf WiK Chermcab Portland Transit Milton Eisenhower Advises Pern To Go Up 5 Cents Against Adopting Russian Program For Education Hearings Ended On Proposal To Sell Radio KOAC inonse ind art free of symptoms. ThPee sleuwed "decuive original respon.e" and are continuing with the therapy. Two died of the far-advanced disease in the early phase of treatment. Dr. John R. Heller, director of the National Cancer Institute, al so discussed the future possibility of a chemical cure for cancers, saying: "A solid tumor has apparently been completely suppressed by drug treatment for the first time, offering the possibility this may be a definite nreaktnrougn in chemotherapy research." By ROBERT GOLDENSTEIal CHICAGO OP A possible Hew breakthrough i efforts to sup press certain human cancers with chemicals was reported Saturday al a national meeting of the American Cancer Society. Dr. Hoy Hertj. chief of the endoctrinology branch of the Na tional Cancer Institute. Bethesda,; . Md., described the technique. He said 16 women with ad vanced cancers have been receiv-1 its an anti-canrer chemical for tw yeais. lie reported that cells of one particular type cancer were duped i into tvpmmiting suicide by absorb-1 ing I chtunical closely resembling! a vitaminUhcy needed for growth. The eanojer studied is a hor-mone-produtting tumor called choriocarcinivne. It occurs in women duriiM the child-bearing process, origtfiating from what, normally would), be the after-birth or placenta. I Spread Rapidly GKKENSBOHO. N.C. I A Such cancers, gonerally rare, portion of an KBI file on corn spread rapidly tlurough the area : munism in the United States was and then invade he luniis and opened to defense lawyers this brain. They usually, kill the pa-; week in the second trial of Junius lient within a year. I. Scales, former Communist par- Dr. Hertz said tiit 16 women ty leader, on charges of advocal with far-advanced chonocarcino- uig violent overthrow of the gov ma have received the experiment- eminent. al therapy for two yeah. j it was the first time the de- Six of them have remained com- j fense in a Smith Act case has plelely free of evidence of .disease been given access to FBI files on the basis of X-ray andphysl- since the U.S. Supreme Court I IVCiaill I VS I haUMWatlWII ! REDMOND T A series of IViniinnif hearings on proposal to sell IllUIIUUf BALTIMORE, UP Dr. Milton cussed his views in nationally. stale-owned radio station KOAC, S. Eisenhower, president of the televised program Saturday. He.worvauis, enaea nere rnoay. pRrtiaD iiP Fares on John Hopkins University, thinks has become a leading exponent Portland1. " mass transDortation bout '" the Lnited sul 'or resurveying of the nation s v,7em will increase S centlo i fa UP 10 hat n described as educational system from the first TcZH detWrn Suny "ff'" "d " """P "dhl ttTiLE, ,, , .. , ' ucational system. I The first step. Dr. fcisennower The City Council Thursday BlU ne said w, ,nou,j not try, said, is to increase salaries, to passed an ordmance authorizing 0 mjralc tne Russian plan, even! attract better teachers is "our the boost, and it was filed 1-riday tn0UKn t,e ussR has made tre- competitive economy." with the city auditor. Witl.it was mendou, gain, specially in thej He added: a wriuen pieuiie irom nose v.uy Ic.;,,ntific f,eld. I We should insist upon more Oregon State Drubs Ducks, Ukes, Huskies, SC Winners By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ! tSC leading, and neither team in A warn that likes to run scored a point for nearly three nni. '.i. n.r.nn. ,nn..r.H at and break, and California, an out- minutes at the start of the second the final session. Earlier hearings fit that moves with the delibera- P'rtod- were held at Salem and Portland. Hon of a chess player, meet Sat- Use s victory moved it into t Mrs. Stanley Tornbom, who said urday night in one of the key en- fourth-place tie with Idaho. Both she lives on an isolated ranch in gagements of the Pacific Coast; have S-3 "fords, the Sisters area strongly advo-1 Conference basketball season. I Oregon State took over third cated that the state keep the' W LXLA wins, it will extend ' piece at Corvallis. running away station . its first-place lead to two games, from Oregon in the second ha.lt She said that since there is no! margin that might be difficult fter a fairly close first period. school for her children to attend, , to erase. If California wins, it ln Benson and Dave t-amoee ......... r j SC Call 111 C lie JQ I " C VllWUiU 1119 IB I, UWII 1111 1 "5 I a hvi . iiiiui . sa iu aviv7UU . i " , . rL-i Transit Co., which operates the : tnder the . Soviet system, he rigorous training for all students I she teaches them, and usea KOAC, backI1mt0 1 'irat-pUce tie ,c.Vttimvv.Jm'r!on tr. iSi Portion Of FBI File On Communism Opened To Defense system, that operations would be ....u i,,a.ni mn.i rhn!at the Drenaratorv levels in math continued after July S under ; his field when he is about the age emetics, in English, in a single mutual agreement with the coun-of our j,), or 10th grader. Then! foreign language, in acience, and c"- the studenu are divided into spe-in the sheer discipline of learning July S is the termination date cific fields, where they are trained , with emphasis, tooi on history, of the firm's operating permit. fur specific assignments, with the; civics and related subjects. mere was a delay in tiling me1 emphasis on the needs ol me ordinance with the auditor. A state. Rose Citv attorney said the pledge, which the council re-.Weold Violate Concepts quired, could not be signed with-; "Such a system here," Dr. Eis out approval of company officials enhower said, "would violate all in San Francisco. our democratic concepts. Thomas They apparently were reached Jefferson argued truly that this and the pledge was given. nation could retain freedom only The new fare schedule includes so long as there was an ever 25 cents for a single ride and two rising level of education and un rides for 45 cents. The weekly , derstanding among all people." price is increased from (3 to $3.50. Dr. Eisenhower, brother of Pre Negro Confesses Killing 5 Persons During Robberies programs as a key part of her with the L'clans. At Seattle, Washington trailed instruction. She said ahe also likes Cal tumbled into second place Idaho 33-J7 midway in me see the classical music broadcast by Friday night by dropping a 58-48 ond period, but started moving the station. I decision to Southern California when reserve George Grant got The hearings were scheduled by ' j"t after UCLA had dumped into the act. Grant scored only the Oregon Board of Higher Edu-l Washington State. 72-64. These de-;five points but his defensive work cation's general extension division ivelopments left UCLA with a 6-1 alter the board was asked to sell record and cal with a 5-2 mark, the radio station so more effort Elsewhere, Washington dropped could be given to state-owned ed-1 Idaho, 56-49, and Oregon State ucation television facilities. : oeitea uregon, ez-37 was a kev factor in the Washing ton victory. Idaho's high-scoring Gary Simmons piled up 15 points in the first half, but could add only 4 in the second period. Doug Mrs. Oren Jones of the Farm.! At Los Aneeles. UCLA started Smart of Washington was high for ers' Union complained at the hear-, sluggishly against Washington . the game with 20. ing here that the station is almost! State na" trailed most of the first I impossible to receive at night. She' period. It was 31-31 at the half. In rj...l C--L r... said that when reception is good in ' the second period, however, UCLA ! KOSeOUlQ iOpn VOQeiS t I - .IMUJ ....... ... .1.1.1.. ..J ..... . 1 Lose 2nd Game Of Year A fourth quarter Roseburg rally cal examinations and tests foi hormone the cancer would rcl in the urine. Five others showed good Drivers Licenses Of 6 Suspended re- I . Sentences for drunken driving and driving while suspended j cost six Douglas County motorists their drivers' licenses. j The Department of Motor vehic les today released names of 'driv ers whose licenses were ordered ruspended during the period of Jan. 27-31. ) Drunken driving brought Charles Byron Markillie. 53, 3387 N E Hughes St., a year's suspension. r tne ruled on the matter ease i The Scales trial was in recess until Monday, having completed its first week w h i c h included testimony from a witness from Washington State. The Supreme Court last year reversed the conviction of anoth er alleged Communist on Smith Act charges. In that case, known as the Jencks case, the court said the defense should have been al lowed to inspect certain FBI files used in the prosecution. Scales' second trial he was convicted in 1955 of advocating violent revolution came about when the Justice Department con ceded the Jencks decision also would apply in Scales' case. Scales, 37, once was party chair man for the Carolines and Ten nessee. He said recently he had RICHMOND Vi iiP "Everv- tne ''''y most 'rmcr re tooi stepped away quickly and was in; bodv I ever robbed I killed " i bus'' t0 Ust'n- I 'ront b' 10 P'nU fter ,iv m'n" i wlw .V" f".. ... At earlier hearings most wit- utes. Walt Torrance led UCLA The high school student fare gecs!idcnt Eisenhower, ir.formally dis-lcray 25 itinerant Negro admit-' neS5es oPPO'ed 'e of the station, scorers with 15 points, but WSC's I . . in tt i l..a. L. a .. . ... . . i. ' At tnal Thiipctau m aavi i n k'ann akrl lira e hi ak rvi m h a lUa, ! ui iiiiui i hi u cniu, uui mat tC(j lve slayings, state police said. ., V" . "'.. '.""' i ""- . " "';ien one-point snort rnoay at v,ot- As McCray's tale of a killing .V"'?' Aaaaeny said game wun u ... tage Grove, as the Indian sopho spree that started in 1956 unfolded t"tation is a valuable re-i In a second game at Los An-imore basketball team dropped its here Friday, police checked au-isourPe' Decause 't. the only one! ge es, Jim White and Monte Gon-, ,ccond game oI the season against thorities in Ohio, Georgia and Ala- !" -,hj naUon wnlcn b" n un-'falea carried most of the scoring n wins l0 u,e Lion sophs, 46-45. bama tn ronfirm th Htaii limited license to operate. load for ISC. White, a reserve; .,. . , ' .. ... Sheriff and Hav of F.'velt.' Kadderly, the station s first pro-i earlier this season, popped in 17 V'? 'i'flwn? . i Coto.lVJhrn ".? director in 1925, sa.dPno pomts and Gonzales .eSred 10 ' " f' ystem. ! Kridav He said details oiven h Prolems would be solved by the ; of them in the second half. Don ,k, i,,i , ,f ,. The measure would set up a WASHINGTON i - The Agri- Mcc'i'y on a ' h.tchJ slavme iJ st,te "llin stalion expand McIntoh led California with 16. ' nA out in . M transit commission authorized to culture Department's experiment-: oh"Cor !he WW of. KpAC, educa- C.I', deliberate play held the . ll into V most oil" for grade school students is un changed 20 tickets, or rides, for $2. Meantime the Citv Council filed for a vote May 16 a proposed Farm Retirement Plan Collapses charter amendment providing for BLmA If. Ctr4c municipal ownership of a transit DcfOrC IT Jl3lT5 nrovide bus service. It calls for a al nlan to attack the oroblem of sin. c.i, n.u-; . m..u tional television facilities. score down, as it has in seven million dollar bond issue ; surplus crops by retiring entire ! jnton courthouse widow ' July 2 . SuR8estions that the radio sta-1 the Bears' games this season. The and a continuing special levy up farms from crop production ap- in Anniston Ala Sheriff R o v ' 'lon D ,0'(' 'n ort'i' to expand j score at the half was only 28-23, to lv million dollars a year to pears to have collapsed belore it Snead of Calhoun County said he operations prompted the make un for anv nnpratinff deficits ant slnrteri ...... u i n:-i Z ! Series of oublic hearines con- for 10 years. j The department announced Fri- jcCray's story of a killing in his lucted by the General Extension day night the rejection ot an bias, area jr, fjai5y f. Gilbert. 73, L"v"10n 01 ,ne 8tale system ol lOiaiuiK ftwui tv.uw, iv was heaten In death irh 97 1Q For the aame reason licenses vvere i qu;j ptrty in (,lsillu(,ionnl(.nt. taken for 90 days from Merceline Painter. 32. Sutherlin, and Dairrell Garth Phillips, 37, Reedsportj One year suspensions were Hand ed out for driving while suspended tn George Keith Gough, 39,, 934 SE Jackson St.; Charley C.J Mi en, 40, Riddle, and Gordon Allen Sprague, 31, 1523 Nevine Avq. Because of his driving record, Rrady Roger Montgomery, II. 901 SE Kane St., received a 64-day suspension. Lane Red Cross Man Visits Local Chapter Robert Jackson. Eugene. ager of the Lane County chapter of the Red Cross, visited Roseburg .,. ,h. ,ii.ri.i Thursday. K r He conferred with Gen. Curtis , . - Beecher, chairman of the Doug-j John A. EltringnOni .".T"'""" "". a.ss r f u i d UIM M ome rnaay Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan inspected the FBI files and turned them over to the Defense Friday. But first, under provisions of a new law passed by Congress since the Jencks decision, he deleted matter deemed not pertinent to the testimonv. Mrs. Barbara llartle of Evans, Wash., former high functionary in the U.S. Communist Party, testi fied Friday of what she allegedly was taught as a parly member. Mrs. llartle, who served 20 months In prison for violating the conspiracy provision of the Smith Act, said she was taught that the party's role was "to lead the working class to seize power, to smash the bourgeoise stale ma chine, to establish me dictator- with assisting the local preparatory to the March campaign. Jackson look pictures for the purpose of making slides and pub licity commentary ot the local chapter which will be available to organizations in the community who want to know what the local chapter is doing. Jackson was over seas field director for the Red Cross during World War II. They visited various board mem bers. Veterans Hospital, blood don ers, and people who contributed to, or worked with, the lied Cross. Beecher stated it was a Red Cross policy for a larger neighbor ing chapter to help a chapter which was in difficulty pr needed assistance. Mrs. Kay Bathrick Funeral Set Monday whole farms in Tennessee, llli- At Thursday's meetins. i the earlier ones, sentiment of mm nois and Nebraska, "he announce- Arrested Far Qvesrionim nient said the farmers asked tooi McCrav waa broucht tn ihk nn. , "esses opposed the sale of me high prices. lice headquarters for questioning r,d..' ,ti"on'. , firo fark A trannt Farmers in the three states and about the death of Mrs Jeannette our-H end Grange spokesmen Ure. leCn, 30. UregOtl Maine had been asked to submit j m. Griffin 49 a widow of L'adv-1 the station serves as a means i .... - . -bids for farm retirement as part!smith, Va., about 35 miles north1?? ductin'f the state's youth and Wm LOHterenCe tOHtCStS of a trial plan in connection wun , 0( Richmond 1 uisseminaung iarm ana agncui the 325-million dollar conservation I f.riiiin . k..,. I tural news over a wide area. reserve of the soil bank program. ias, iundav niuht Pniir. ..h Portland attorney Nicholas Oregon Collegiate Conference Funeral services for Mrs. Jack P. (Kay) Bathrick. 38, well-known Roseburg resident who died Friday at a Portland hiwnitnl fallmirinff prolonged illness, will be held Officials said bids for retiring jjcr j ma evening she and a sroun I (?ranet al" aid Thursday that j Oregon Tech Monday at 2 p.m. at St. George's farms in Maine will be receivea Megroes had watched television'"", .uon """ an eaucallonal Southern Oregon Episcopal Church with the Rev. ' through the rest of February. But , m ner three-room home i nMd for Ongon i 2,500 blind resi-1 Portland State Alfred S. Tyson officiating. they added the initial response in j McCray and another Negro ' dont ,or wnom commercial sta-! Eastern Oregon lonciuning services and inter- ine oiner mn-e wot, ; Kusn Kaeger, 20. were arrested """" . lu.t.t,. from encouraging, borne oiticiais Monday and charged with murder. I Granet is vice cnairman oi ine Friday Nighf Results quarter. At this point the Indians started a full-court press and took the lead for the first time at 34-33 on four straight baskets. Roseburg 45: Young. Ilonn 4, Sandquist 13. Hink 10. Paulson II, Hunt 2. LaRoque 5, Webster. Judd, Johnson. Cottage Grove 44: Shoherg 14, Stein 12. Manewal 14. Wiscarson 2, MacReady 2. Hines 2. Halftime: Cottage Grove 18, Roseburg 12. W L Pet. Ravlnr Larle mrine .917 ' ment will follow in the Roseburg Memorial Gardens. Arrangements are in care of Long and Orr Mor tuary. In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to a memorial fund at St. George's In her mem ory, if desired. Surviving besides her husband are three children, Jack P. Jr., Ray Thomas and Barbara Kay, all of Roseburg; her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Busenbark, Rose burg; a brother. Allen Busen bark. Chewelah, Wash ; and two sisters. Helen Riisenbnrk. New port. Wash., and Mrs. Fred (Dor othy) Hollister, Eugene. It 1 in 2 4 6 2 9 9 said it was a good guess the plan Both men were living in a house 0rei:on Stale Commission for the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .400 Elgin Baylor had a clean cut 'inn 'cad ,he ba't,e 'or individual 0 basketball scoring honors among the maior colleges Saturday aft- is dead Had it been successful, it proo- across from the Griffin home. McCray said he spent last July to other states next year, ine plan proposed retiring farms for 5 to 10 years. ably would have been extended 1 4 at nome in AlaDama. He wen't to Atlanta and on July 7, he said, he killed two persons. Lt. R. E. Little Jr. of the Atlanta detective division said Robert Hanbury. 53, was beaten to death on July 7, 1957. His mother, Mrs. Carrie B. Hanbury, 79, was beaten but survived. Babysitter Shot 6 Times In Head Blind. Court Awards $23,142 Damages Oregon Tech 90 Eastern Oregon 53 er scoring 42 points against Con- ftjvruttiill vyivguil W v.v.C. all Reedsporr Wins Fifth Accident Victim Funeral '(IARDENA, Calif. iJI 19-year- ,J.I U..nnu Mnrliin hnhvftillltlO wlith her sister's , children, was Caryjepr CUtpJ MnnJnv sl.t six times in file head by an JC,V,tB1 HlOnUay unknown assailant rnaay nigm anil died 10 hours later in a hos- zaca. The leaders, including Friday games: The Reedsnort Brave, took their F0 FT PTS fifth win against two losses in Dis- Baylor. Seattle 17 208 145 .561 33.0 irict 2.A.!! hacLpihall .riinn Fri. Robertson. Cm. 17 106 1SII 550 32.3 General damages of $22,500 and day night, with a 66-37 victory ! Chmbrlin, Kan. 13 154 106 414 31 1 S624 in special damages were j over pacific, in. a game plaved oil awarded to Amanda Jill Felton in the losers floor. . , a judgement returned in circuit Jerrv Abbott and Gary Olsen led ROOKS Defeat Frosh court Friday. I the Braves attack with 14 points, The jury found the verdict in : .a.h. while Butch Neff with 18 Iod- CORVALLIS Karl Ander- favor of the plaintiff, who was rep-jpcd pacific scorers. Halftime score !son Oakland, Calif., scored 23 resented in court by her guardian faVored Reedsport 27-19. Dessic lioims. me uiiKinai ue- mand in the suit was for $35,000 points to lead the Oregon Stale Rooks to a 58-47 basketball vic tory over the Oregon Frosh here Friday night. Anderson's a,riirat hnrtlr chnl rill i,-. t.ftnin. i iMelrose. who died Thursdav after i Facing the suit was Walton Darl ban League Friday announced ap-' pushed the Rooks safelv in front finnd Ronnv Ij on the being a"af''' by a cow, will be;Ph""Ps-.wn0 wa aegea to nave : pointment as business manager of in the second half after pital e sistei ... .y o . hPM al St lncnha -m t h n I i M i heen OriVinB a Car mai rounoea Tnhn rno,r 9H a Sa m him. . trailed hv An i. nnn nn ml Vl.'n John Alvan Eltringham. 71, a resident of Roseburg for the past 2't years, died Friday at his home. He was born at Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 15, 1886 and was married there Feb. 5, 1910 to Esther Phes ter. He operated retail grocery store in Pittsburgh for many years and moved to Ranger. Tex. about 10 veara ago where he made hia home for seven years before moving to Roseburg. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Esther Eltringham; a daughter, Mra. Cecd (Blanche) Neal, both of Roseburg; a son, George Eltring ham, Carnegie. Pa.; two brothers, William and Henry, both of Pitts burgh, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of l.ong and Orr Mor tuary Tuesday at II a m. with me I Itev. Edward Dirkson officiating. Just before her iuntira rnnrt Concluding services and vault in- trial was to start in Reedsport Fri-1 terment will follow in Roseburg Woman Pleads Cuilry To Drunken Driving Autos Damaged In Collision Roseburg police reuorted an es- shared. .Mis. Lyles' three chil- timated $275 riamase tn tun v. : drcn were sleeping in a bedroom hides resulted from a collision 1 Police said six bullets hit Miss Friday afternoon at SK Main St. ; Morton in the back of the head and SE Oak Ave There were no and that five were fired as she 1 I tu. ti . tk. injuries. ippiei .y u . . """' "'" death in 19S5 hv hi. if. ..;. ' Funeral services for Frank C. 1 for injuries incurred in a car ac- Dunn. 8o. well - known resident of 'Ciaeni isov. i, lajj. BM APPOINTED SALEM, Ore. i The Salem Senators of the Northwest Base- after Oregon lilrhpn flour n( the home thev u "l Juepn nippiici1' -...... . v.. . junn t.us rH i.Ip." rn!l.iL'hurcn wnere requiem mast wilH curve, crossed the center line man. be offered at 9 a.m. Monday. Con- into the left lane and collided with eluding services and vault inter-l car " 'hich Amanda Jill Felton ment will follow in the Melrose . wa a passenger. The accident oc Cemcterv. ; cured on Highway 99 about four Mr. Dunn was preceded in i miles south of Yoncalla. the intermission. hu . lor. .,! .iTl...- k , , .liHenro hp had heen aexill v l-alla"an .Uunn (0 Whom he was Edward Smith. Wnlf Creek The i assaulted, police said Smith vehicle collided with a 19."2 1 Mrs. Lyles. whose husband is sedan driven bv John Adam Froh-! overseas with the Army, said she mader, 2071 North Stephens St. hd left her sister with the chil- Police said Frohmader reported "I"" at"ut 7:30 p.m. and returned he did not see the Smith vehicle al midnight. She told police her as he pulled away from a stop-' '"r h"i steady boy friends, sign while traveling north on Main. Investigators said the girl ap Smith was driving east on Oak. ! Parently knew her assailant and Frohmader. whose car received voluntarily admitted him to the damage estimated at $75. was house. cited for failure 4o yield the right of way, reported police. married Jan 1 7 in Hlcah,,ra surviving are a number of neph 1 ews. and nieces. His body will lie in slate at the Long and Orr Mortuary. Saturday and Sunday until 10 p.m. Wharton Is Sworn In As Minister To Romania 2nd Sicilian Volcano Starts Spewing Fire Major Storm Front Moving In On Oregon By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A major storm front moving in from the Pacific will bring sub stantial rain to Oregon Sundav. .Meantime, the Weather Bureau Driving Rains Follow Snowstorms In England LONDON un Driving rain and warm southwest winds swept Bowling MAJOR CLASSIC Rsbg. Bowl across much of Europe Saturday FalrhaVen CInrs. bringing avalanches and t h e Amerlcan Linen threat of floods after the winter s Ro,eburg Lbr. Co. worst snow storms. F'lood alerts went out over large areas of east ern France and Normandy and authorities began mobilizing se curity and rescue units. in Germany, tarmers ana vu- PeDsi Cola Ken Bailey Ins. I Team results: U. S. Plywood 3, 'West Coast Builders 0; Jensen-p,- Kces 1, Sport Trollers 2; Curtis ? Brothers Furniture 2. Rural Fire f -Dept. 1; Eagles 3, Flegel Trans 1 fcr 1. 1 liioh cripft U'fttlv lanlAr (195-230 135 ) 560. Curtis Bros. High game: Wally Mentzer, 230. 10 i lagers prepared to flee their, ,men j. Team results: Roseburg Bowl 2, Roseburg Lumber Co. 1; Fairha-j JR. CLASSIC LEAGUE ven Cleaners 2. Ken Bailev lnsur- ance 1: Pepsi Cola 2. American . W day, Phyllis Irene Bivens chanced her plea to guilty to drunken driv ing. Judge Robert Goodwin postponed imposition of sentence pending an investigation of her driving rec- orn. me v.oos nay woman was ar Memorial Gardens. WASHINGTON I Clifton R. Wharton was sworn in Fridav as U.S. minister to Romania. He MESSINA. Sicilv - Two of Portland says showery weather i aD"r "h(.d ,lood tevelf Italy . most active volc.nos. " "' temporary clearing uhe,p?tacte. of the win- j Stomboli and Etna, are erupting . J"'.''1 . . u.,rm . 1 t,r in the Swiss Alps blocked high but there was no immediate threat aoutnwest winds, warmed r , to farms and villages around them. ; Pa over the ocean, have I !-.nH ,nH northern Encland nn I AHilarruna.nl ".rui iriliuri fllUI C nillO BimOSl L PH. 6 18 High series: Chuck Hopkins, (215-193-1951 603. American Linen. High game: Bob Elliott, 237, Fairhaven Cleaners. Stromlvoli Sutherlin Man Jailed Here On Two Charges CITY CLASSIC LEAGUE the first Negro career foreign island north of this Sicilian port, i v' '" e aiiernoons. i , j0 years Mountainous drifts i service officer to head a L'.S. v ent into action Thursday after al-1 . ln "nl-v P01nl Oregon report-, hlkKl r0ad and delayed ex-1 The Mans Shop diplomatic mission. most two years of rest. It sent a,"1, b'nw freezing weather Sa-1 , ,rain, ,0 and from London : W. Side Phaxm. II. 4 IMrtAH Robert A. Peterson. 21. Sutherlin, . . 1... in rt-,u ;., L-rlau rested by Reedsport police New following a conviction on charges Jcars Eve. ca,nins checks without suffi- .., . ..--., Icient funds and switching a motor ETHEL I PRACTICE vehicle license. Job s Daughters, Bethel 8, drill Peterson was sentenced to 30 team will practice in the high days in the jail on the checks school gym Monday after school. I charge hv Sutherlin Justice of the Mrs. T. W. Bernard, guardian of Peace Ward Watson. He was fined patrol, will he In charge. $23 on the license charge. To Canadian Mountie PLAIN TRUTH By Glen W, lundy: Gospel Evangelist As ifiott cenclulivaly pmvc4 by the Schftur!, fht duty man r"tr4 Go) in this mqm it ti forth in th Naw Teitamem lth a.alat.an at Chrilt I III. Tkis Tattamant w Will torm.laraftl T Chr.it, l.d by Hii kleed. end emimilared kv Nn Aals attar Hit rasurrectien and MlflliM. That wha inkartt the ramiiat tulrf forth (a this Ttitaeianr will k than wka complr with tht eravillent thtrain. A carttul study at tha Naw Taitamant li naadlul that a mifht knew haw to a,al'r tar this iaharitanca and how to candyct aur i.l.ai that we m.,ht romoie accoptoblo to the dai.fn of the Toatotor iChrntl. Tho tint four kookt of that which is commonly colUd the Now Taitamant conto.ot tho tocti of tho kirth. I,ta. toochinf. daath ond resurrection ot Chritt. It li ooldont from tho monnor in which thoio o.onti ore recorded thot tho writors did not colloooroto. Thus aomo eonts roaortod oitonu.oly ky ono il aonad oor ontlroly ky onotk. or. Ho0'or. the combined' rooorti canto. n o comanthomiao ctorv ot tho I. la of Jatvl with no (ontrodictiom ooooront to thoto who eoelv diheanco and Inrtlliftnco to their inettitotion. Thot those writers could ond did eortroy tho lito of luch on ind. . duel oi Jeiui in uh iimple but complete form, keen er. dance of dlino fuidonco. Tho opofttle John decloroi tho importonco of thoio kookt when he record., "thoio ore wnrtan, thot yo miht kol.oae thot Jeaus is tho Chnif; ond thot. oal.e.na, yt m.oht ho.o lite throuh His nome. Jn. 20. JO. Stuy to know your O'ury to God. T,no in KYIS ot O'clock eech Sunder mern.no. Aciemoio where Ml worahipped "in spirit end in truth. CHURCH OF CHRIST ill MILITARY ROSEBURG WIST HST ST ROIINSON t COMITOCK SUKSDOgr ST. CANYONVILLI SOTHCKLIN WINSTON Secretary of Slate Dulles wit-! small strea'm of lava hissing down ""lev morning was Burns, where : P '.,' nessed the oalh lakuig reremonv. ! one slope toward the sea. Th.-re temperature was 31. Western at which Whartnn una rl..a,.rtl,nr1 unrn ni-ra smnal evnlnsinns Oregon lows were in the 40s. by Deputy Undersecretary I my Etna, a 10.7oofeet volcano on North Bend on the coast re- ci:..t Owe Their Livei n.i : ... ... ..-.... .i. -i a, ' i . nnrterl tha haviat ra nfall with riietra WOTTf lllwil bbivvo iii-iiui-i soil as a crcuil lo irre .-mil nuiin vi .iirssnia, lias wen . - ...... . ......... foreign service in the last 32 in a' state of internuttriit activity more than one-half inch of rain. years for more than four months. Ltst Wharton, 58. had been consul ni"ht was one of its active peiioos. general at Marseilles. France. In with four or five explosions jveiy Bucharest he will succeed Robert minute hurling rocks and ashes 1, H. Thayer, who has been reas- 000 feel into the air. signed to the State Department. , Richard Ice Jones, also a Uuitaru Micella Folio Negro, is ambassador to Liberia, i - i n lT. S. Plvwood . 12 W' D Fire Dept. II Postal Cr. in MWard 10 i Pierce uto 9 : City Dr.-ln 7 Wallace 4 third 7 , rauerson uaK. 6 " , I Team results: Postal Carriers 11 10 , Di.r.A AiiIa ITraiirrhl O- Una. President's Cold, Sore Throat Slightly Better WASHINGTON President Sanders Homes 10 13 Rsbg. Lbr. Fuel 9 11 Thompson Ins. I 10 10 Tozer's Sheet Met. I 1 10 Dorman's Roof 4 14 5 Ta.m 1. VI .A Clrmonn Pr.nl WINNIPEG. Man. - Four in Co 3 Dorman's Roofing Co. j Winston-Dillard Fire Dept, persons noe iiiaui ua... : p. Tne jian s snop z. Sanders the Arctic Circle owe their lives Hom - west Side Pharmacy 2, io a v.anauian .nouniie uo ui- jozer s Sheet Metal Works 1: Rose- rnn.arv.U',ra 1 ll7.n.lR TVMI.. IO'i 6'i 15'j y.r. . rl.' n-:,' i u.oJ.i 2. Wallace & Hurd 1; U. S. Ply I wood Corp. 2. Patterson Bakerv 1. I High series: Wes Sellers. (185 1 204-162) 551, Postal Carriers. High game: John Johnson, 210, HITS ft MRS LEAGUI pened by on his once a-vear pa- but he is not a career diplomat. New York Schools Oust 644 Pupils In New Rule , In Italy Near Vesuvius Eisenhower's cold and sore throat ...,i r ih rini9i u-acteiand was slightly improved Saturday, The four a Norwegian pilot, hi doctor reported. , resident doctor, an Eskimo and White House press secretary .,ht.,i- irashed viHv NAPLES. Italy .f A mystery James C Hagerly said the Presi-,ln a smgle-engine Norseman while missile-that fill near here with a nt still has some huskmess in on a 33o-mile flight from Churchill loud explosion was recovered ."' viv put has no fever and t0 Chesterfield Inlet, 850 miles Saturdav by Army Engineers not nan any since ne first suf-; nort, Winnipeg. . NFW York The Rnarrf nf lh four-fool crater it made fered the throat condition last Sun-: Th, pane ,truck the roeky Eag" .u,,en,,o;ur.tV"up,.l,.: :p " v.. - :Sf;:tX!?T? .ih' wM, aa.d the for a visit at the Thomasviile. lamnarnura Jensen-Kees burg Lumber Co. Fuel Dept. 3, Roseburg Lumber Thompson Inusrance Co. 0. . New Serv. Lndry. High series: Cus Spakouskv, 1 Jugs Club (184 182-234 ) 600. The Msn's Shop. Spic It Span High game: Gus Spakousky, 234. 7 I p .utherlin Drugs UMPQUA LEAGUE Roseburg Supply Pearsons Market W L 18 2 14 6 II 10 10 9 11 9 11 5 15 4 16 In elementarv, junior and voce- un tional high schools. 544 students An Army spo were suspended. At least 100 olh- mi!""" a! SDokrsman . , . , . ., . I . n! .nt .1 inn ( .n... ft II ipendesl. At least 100 olh- missue was a-i i .eei long ano mai ::.".,",;' ers were suspended from academ- " "PPe.reo io o, an experimeni- " r ic high schools. This last (,xur., 1 type. A series of numbers were treasury: however, was incomplete be- ii.. caie many of the schools oper- The spokesman said il might ated sessions well into the after- have come from Communist Al- noon and after the suspension to- bama. hut added that there was tal was released. no evidence of this HUCREST PTA I Flegel Trans. W L Pit 11 7 15 Team results: Roseburg Lumber 11 7 15 3. New Service Laundry 1: Suth- 11 7 15 erlin Drugs 3. Pearsons Market 1: 9 9 12 Roseburg Supply 3. 7 tp 1; Spic 8 10 12 Span 3, Jugs Club I. 7 11 10 High series: June Roberts, ( 131- 8 10 10 143-204 ) 498 12 8 High game: June Roberts 204. . Injunction Against Albina Men Withdrawn ZONTA CLUB Russian Ambassador Tn Pravcitnf Cpavrfftineiole Znnta I lob will meet at the home of Evelyn Frarier. 1924 NE tlswe- WASHINGTON i.a The White go. Wednesday al 7:30 p m. All House said Saturdav Mikhail A. members are asked to bring a Menshiknv. tho new Snvi.t amhai. wrapped article for Ihe white ele- aarior who arrived Thursday. will'vanf" . v I " phant sale, proceeds to go for the present hi credentials to Presi- rtxmn"1 10 Hucrest PTA will meet Monday al the school at S p m. in recogni tion of Founders Day. A skit will be given bv men members of the PORTLAND An injunction group. "Father Goes to PTA " Re complaint by the Inion Pacific freshments will be served. AU in againsl 71 employes tt its Albina terested persons are invited. yards va withdrawn by the rail- , road Friday. They were accused Thursday of taking part in an organized slow-, down. But the company said trie-' vances have been ironed out and NOTICE a normal pare sunshine fund. dent Eisenhower Tuesday. t i .rrt.irr"i So thot othletes eh mov ho Swift ond vigorous to vet Write it on each ovm ord t.oid. "Drink mov tempt you, do not yield. Whore thoro's drinktffhero's rfonfor." Fridav. Th riianute atarta-d lat Slaliie. Vl...l..tn... .. i.. I ft.-IJ ft.:. ....... . - . ..... . aurally lias neiu nia ,jav over dismissal Of two em-I I' m ,I!L'"1, Secretary of State pves. The company said thef ! Dulles They met Friday with a narj withheld information abniu show of cordiality. previous injuries before they be- The English speaking Russian came employed. diplomat alo has been invited to The railroad said the cases will the second of two White House be processed through the gne-1 dinners for the diplomatic corps vance machinery of the National Tuesday night. I Railroad Act. THI ONLY 100 Octane Gasoline In the Roseburg Area Will Be Available at your FLYING "A" STATIONS MONDAY. FEBRUARY 10 IF YOU WANT THE BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY IN SEWER CULVERT DRAINAGE PIPE See Us First! Remember, if it's Concrete Pipe, It's tha bast that money can btiy. 1969 N. E. Diamond Lake Blvd. Phone OR 2-2694 O O Q a o 55 -