Six Douglas Events
Listed In State
Travel Pamphlet
Sen.Neuberger
Opposes Relaxing
Billboard Control
WASHINGTON I Sens. Neu-
Six Douglas County events thisli'.i.n vr..iu .., .,!,
print and summer .re listed in relaxaUon of what they called
the (tate Travel Information Dl-
"extremely modest" billboard con-
vision's annual roundup of celt-bra-1 , .' .j,.. K,n
Tka npvruel UIAI I k A n, ,!. i it i
The division, a part of the itiu VJr..i
Hiehway Department, also has to sta,eJ whlch agrw t0 llmit blll.
Kuseburg marked down for 13 con- d Ae nationll network
ventions in the remainder of he of mtersUl superhighways. It u
year making the city one of the m , lU , ed con.
state', most popu ar convention ,trucUol, of tne roads.
,P,L5- h, h.h 4"rac,ed ne3rly on. The two senators, joint sponsor,
sixth of the 82 conventions and, f th u ,ald 'lt calot
conferences listed by the. division. watered down further "without the
J u rSL'VJ.Li ? .m; " " may become so feeble
on Harbor open ng at Winchester to deception to (those
f'J:1;"' l"D"yS"'- ho want) a measure of roadside
Z; 1
burg
. n,7.. r, ?; p-IL. 5L protection for the new highways."
J; Douglas County Rodeo at Rose- F Th hlBhwav Diu be de
lire. June 21-22: Canyonville Cen-L '?? ?'gn.wy .S
... . 1 nxirfi hi i lit iii-iihih i fit wirrsv
tennial, Aug. Sr-10; Douglas county i r' ,nT. :,. h ;
Fair a Roseburg Aug 21-24; and : f"' G , Jf,""!'. "I' il
Nnrth nn,,oia. rnnV. F.ir ! sponsor, said that the only ma
bated in the senate next week
ef
lor
controversy he knew of in con'
nection with it would be over bill
boards. The measure would make avail'
able an additional l"t billion dol
lars in federal funds over pres
ently planned work this year to
get the big roadbuilding program
back on schedule and to Help
counter the recession.
North Douglas County
Drain, Aug. 28-30.
Unlisted was at least one im
portant event in the county: Doug
las County Timber Days in Suth
erlin in August.
The conventions listed for Rose
burg include: Gold Star Mothers,
April 11-12: Oregon X-Kay Techni
cians, April 25-27; Oregon Licensed
Nursing Home Convention, May 6
8; Oregon State Assn. of Librar
ians, Mav 8-10; Oregon State City
Police Officers Assn., -May 11-13;
Oregon State Optometrists Assn.,
Alay 16-18; Oregon federation oti . . n
Republican Women, undecided date APTll 7 JllVef ICQ
in Alnv Orponn Ftlr. Accn .Itintt I
5-7; Oregon Federation of Labor,
International Woodworkers Assn.
and Oregon Firefighters Assn., all
sometime in August; Oregon Vet
erinarians Assn., Sept. 19-20: and
Oregon Licensed Beverage Assn.,
Sept 22-24.
Fair Oaks HEC Plans
REASONABLE WEEKLY
ROOM RATES
HOTEL UMPQUA
Fri. Mar. 21, 1958 Tk Nowt-Rovlew. Roseburg, Ort. 3
A CAPPELLA CHOIR of Son Francisco Theological Seminary will present a concert at
the First Presbyterion Church Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The choir is on its 21st onnual tour,
composed of 42 young men ond women Seminary students, and directed by Professor John
Milton Kelly. Professor Wilbur Russel ond Mrs. Kelly, music faculty members are touring
with the choir. The rertoire this season includes classic ond contemporory music. In addi
tion to the concert programs, there will be music for informal gatherings scheduled at
mang of the churches, provided by the Gospel Team Quartet and individuol singers.
Camas Valley Teen-Age
Club To Meet Saturday
By MRS. W. L. BANKS
i Guy Moore are taking care of Mrs.
' i ,ir . I vacation
men ai uie grange nail saiuraay
POTATO MARKET
PORTLAND Oregon grow
er, and dealers held 190,000.000
pounds of potatoes March 1, the
IS. Department of Agriculture
said Tuesday.
The stocks were 17 per cent
below those held in Oregon in a
comparable period of 1957, the
department said.
at 7:30
D.m. Ail vounn DeoDle of . ir.. K.y uancer na. returned
a are invited to attend "om.? "t day. in
Three Klansmen
Convicted Of Plot
Pair ftulrc FcnnnmiK Plnti uill
hold a silver tea at the home of 1 tet
Mrs.-Maggie Francis April 9 from
2 to 4 p.m.
Maggie Francis is chairman of
the event, with Ruth Manning and
Jennie Harrison assisting.
A dinner is being planned for the
future with Virginia Williams,
Maggie Francis and Jennie Harri
son as the committee. Each ticket
being sold at this time will apply
on a gift given by the HE club.
Hostess for the April meeting will
be Mary Whitney, reports corre
spondent Mrs. Brittain Slack.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. I Three
member, of a Ku Klux Klan
Klavern, which was broke up by
a police undercover agent, were
convicted Thursday of plotting to
plant a homemade bomb at a Ne
gro school. i
An aU-white jury, including one I Glendale Assembly ef Cod Church
woman, recommended mercy. Sunday school workers, potluck
Two other Klansmen were acquit-1 dinner and meeting, basement of
Jodau
c-7 And a '
Jomorrow
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Lester Francis Caldwell, grand
wizard of Klavern 22,-was convict
ed along with Arthur Monroe
Brown Jr. and William Oliver
Spencer of conspiring to bomb the
school near here Feb. 15. Cald
well also was convicted of attempt
ing to carry out the plan.
Superior Court Judge Zeb V.
Nettles sentenced Caldwell to 5 to
10 years for trying to bomb the
school and to two to five years
for conspiracy. The budge suspend
ed the shorter sentence on good
behavior. Spencer and Brown were
sentenced to two to five years.
- Olivet Presbyterian Church, 8 p.m.
Gltndale inter-church youth rally,
Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m.
10 Northwest Delegates
Voted Farm Price Freexe
Woman And Son
Short Of Fuel
ALBANY. N.Y. 1 A 51-year-
old woman and her 16-year-old
son, virtually isolated by seven
foot drifts since Feb. 15. were
running short of fuel Friday.
Mrs. Charles Bell and her son,
Alan, waited on their hilltop farm
Evergreen Grange
To Give Degrees
Evergreen Grange will exempli
fy first and second degrees April
11, and third and fourth degree.
April 25.
All granges in the countv are
invited to bring candidates for in
itiation on either or both nights.
Letters were read from National
Grange favoring the following is
sues: vertical integration and pro
ducer finances sales promotions.
Opposed was an increase in first
class mail rates until second and
third class mail becomes self-sup
porting.
Visitors were Emmet Walters
Douglas County Pomona master
with t3 members from his grange.
Riversdale, and two visitors from
Winchester Bay Grange.
Applications for membership
were received from T. G. Havens
I Sr., Earl and Bonnie McCov and
Constance Warner The charter
was draped in memory of Minnie
Wagler. George Thomas was ap
pointed to have new gravel put on
the parking lot.
Helen Lander announced a card
these meetings.
New Address Listed
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Kinnan from Har
ry Boyle, former resident of the
valley. Mr. Boyle is now living in
the State Soldier. Home in Quincy,
HI., and may be reached at that
address.
Nine member, of the Camas
Valley Housewives for Hiway 42
Improvement Assoc., attended
Tuesday's meeting in Roseburg.
Mrs. Albert Schafer, chairman,
stated, "the women are not giv
ing up. and will keep trying to
get improvements for this hiway."
Mrs. Wilmer White and two
daughters. Mary and Susie and
Mrs. Lucile Grimm are in Cali
fornia for spring vacation. Mrs.
Grimm is a teacher in the Camas
Valley High School. Mr. and Mrs.
Portland.
Ranch Sold
Harry Rose has sold hi. ranch
in Upper Camas, but his future
plans are .till undecided.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Erickson
and daughter, Judy, have moved
to Tenmile. Judy was a student in
high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schafer and
granddaughter, Vicki Huppert,
have returned to the valley fol
lowing a trip to Plarerville, Calif.,
where they were the guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Nelson, and
to Roseville. where they were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Smith. Smiths are former residents
of the valley.
WASHINGTON Ten of the
Pacific Northwest's 13 congress
men voted on the prevailing side
Thursday as the House acted to
freeze farm price supports at cur
rent levels.
Democrats Green, Porter and
Ullman of Oregon. Magnuson of
Washington and Pfost of Idaho
and Republicans Holmes. Horan,
Mack and Tollefson of Washing
ton and Norblad of Oregon voted
Republicans Budge of Idaho and
Pelly and Westland of Washington
voted against the bill passed 210-172.
for rescue crews to break through j Party for Saturday, the second in a
the barriers of snow, now so hard-H series, with prizes for canasta and
packed that conventional plows I pinochle. Also a traveling prize,
are helpless. - The March 28 meeting will be
Mrs. Bell said Thursday her big- jWKJ """"'.V ,hos,e hav"
gest problem was fuel. The roof 1 n? birthdays during the past quar-
f k h.en KnllnncArl nnHnP thai I ltrl
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weight of snow and they have
been burning pieces of the roof,
along with coal and oil that Alan
hauls by toboggan from the high
way. The nearest cleared road is a
mile and a half from the farm-
neap Berne, in western
Albany County.
Mrs. Bell admits she probably
could get out on skis or snow
shoes. "But," she says, "the drifts are
too deep for the horse and there
are three dogs, one very old one,
that 1 couldn't leave here to die."
The secretary was instructed to
write the Douglas County Fair
Board to reserve a booth at the
fair.
Farmers Union To Send
President To Britain
DENVER UH The National
Farmers Union will send its pres
ident. James G. Patton, 56.
abroad to tell the British his or
ganization's views on farming and
-orld affairs.
The Farmers Union, which
claims 750.000 members in 300.000
farm families located in 27 states,
voted by acclamation late
Wednesday at the close of its bi
ennial convention to have Patton
make the trip.
An invitation was extended to
Patton by Lord John Boyd Orr
of Great Britain, former head of
the United Nations' Food and Ag
riculture Organization and 1949
winner of the Nobel Peace Prize.
He spoke to the convention
Wednesday night.
Heiress And Husband
Arrive In U. S. Broke
Shah Not To Celebrate,
After Divorcing Wife
TEHRAN, Iran ( The Shah of
Iran, in a Moslem New Year ra
dio broadcast, told his people to
day that he could not join in their
celebrations because of his sor
row over hi. divorce from Queen
Soraya. He called her "my dear
wife who ha. been my faithful
friend.
The Shah divorced his beauti
ful 20-year-old queen last week be
cause she had not given htm an
heir. His advisers had urged that
ne lake another wife who might
give him a son so the throne could
be passed from father to son.
"This derision is one of the
most difficult I have taken," the
ruler said. "But I have always for
gotten my personal affairs for the
sake of the country since 1 suc
ceeded to the throne."
Army Establishes
Missile Command
WASHINGTON i The Army
established an over-all ordnance
missile command Thursday and
gave its chief, Maj. Gen. John
B. Medaris, direct access to the
Army secretary and chief of staff.
Such access is designed to save
time in the solution of problems
bv bypassing intervening echelons
of officers.
The new command was ordered
into operation March 31:
Secretary of the Armv Wilber
Brucker said it will have direct
control over the Ballistic Missile
Agency, including that unit's work
at Cape Canaveral. Fla., the jet
propulsion laooralory at Pasade
na. Calif., the White Sands
(N.M.) Proving Ground and the
Redstone Arsenal at Huntsville.
Ala. The Redstone installation will
be renamed the Army Rocket and
Guided Missile Agency.
Life In Prison
Meted W. Davis
BAKER, Ore. I A life prison
sentence was imposed Thursday
on Wesley Earl Da -is, 30. of Port
land, who was convicted Tuesday
of armed robbery.
He was accused of robbing Ed
Coles, Prineville, at gunpoint, of
his automobile. The robbery oc
curred, the prosecution said, when
uavis was fleeing after escaping
irom a Jan at Anacortes, Wash
in January.
Davis also is being tried on an
other charge of armed robbery.
accusing him of takine a second
car from an Oregon state police-
man in nis iiigni.
A companion, Norman Gihb.
also of Portland, broke out of the
Anarortcs jail with Davis on Jan,
9. They were captured the follow
ing night after an exchange of
snots with police In a canyon
southeast of here.
Gibb is to be tried later.
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In
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An old fashioned
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tells the story.
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PA.
2,500 Ceese Poisoned
In Curb Of Field Mica
KLAMATH FALLS I Game
officials estimate some 2.500 geese
have been poisoned in the Klam
ath Basin by farmers attempting
to curb an outbreak of field mice.
Kenneth MacDonald, regional
refuse director of the Fish and
WUdlife Service, said at Portland
that game agents had found 2.000
of the dead birds on the Tule Lake
refuge in the past week.
In addition Jim Mohr, game
agent, said other hundreds have
heen killer! at U'hila I ie ilnno
snipping ; L0St Hiver, at Miller Sand, and
runaway, m tne Mid-lands district.
The agents estimated 75 per cent
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14' TEE NEE TRAILER
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SPECIAL 721.15
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299.50
13.00
169.75
339.00
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465.00
169.75
339.00
The ebovo boot, troiler but with
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REGULAR
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MIAMI, Fla. A British ship
ping heiress and the
clerk she married in a
romance arrived Tuesday from
vuiio noi mu.r. , ,. ,,. fc. .
The couple defied British court I V;'".,"; "'j"'r ; ,s -orders
and parental opposition to f,L,0Efldnf'.. 5?.PnT
become Mr and Mrs Dominic h''e tront ees nd 5 Per nt
Klwes before a Cuban notary pub-
lie in Havana last Jan. 27. '
But after fleeing Kngland, Scot- DEFENSI ON TV
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Cuba, Elwes had to face the most' NEW YORK Ufi The country's
bitter fact of all: defense program will be the sim
ile can't find a job. Iject of three one-houp programs
At 26, he is finding it tough to to-be televised by NBC. The
support his 19-year-old bride, the dates are April 13. May II and
former Tessa Kennedy. June 1 from 3 to 4 p.m. (PS1).
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