The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, May 16, 1958, Page 3, Image 3

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Fulton Lewis Jr.
Surprise Witness
In Libel Trial
OKLAHOMA CITY I Na
tional radio commentator Kulion
Lewis Jr. appeared as a surprise
defense witness Thursday in the
L b. district court trial of a (450,-
Ouo libel suit against three Okla
homa radio stations.
Lewis defended his disputed
Jan. 6. 1956. newscast, which is
the basis for the suit by M r s.
f e a r 1 nanamaker. prominent
Washington state educator and
leader in the 1935 White House
Conference on Education.
Mrs. Wanamaker filed the libel
action against stations KOCY in
Oklahoma City, KGWA in Enid and
KOME in Tulsa, all of which car
ried Lewis' broadcast.
In response to questions from
his attorney, Dave Miisten of Tul
sa. Lewis said he received a
"hailstorm" of complaints from
delegates who attended the 1955
education conference in Washing
ton. D.C.
"They claimed the conference,
which was using the new group
dynamics method of discussion,
was subject to being rigged or
stacked," Lewis said. "They
asked me to give it my attention.
Lewis said he spent many hours
conferring with "dissatisfied"
delegates to the convention.
Lewis charged that the sessions
were dominated by professional
educators.
Mrs. Wanamaker in suits filed
here and in other cities through
out the country, has charged that
Lewis libeled her in his remarks
in connection with criticism of the
White House conference and also
by mistakenly confusing her with
another Washington slat woman
whose brother had been linked
with communism.
Lewis flew here W ed n e s day
night.
Sutherlin Bakery Now
Has New Management
Hunt's Bakery in Sutherlin, for
merly the Home Bakery, opened
under new management last week.
New owners are Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Laur
ence Emel. former Roseburg resi
dents. Hunt previously worked as
a baker at Patterson s Bakery in
Roseburg and Emel operated a
golden Eagle service station.
The bakery serves all types of
pastries except ornately dccorat
ed cakes, which the owners hope
to have available in the near fu
ture. Coffee, ice cream, pastries
and soft drinks are sold at the
fountain, reports Herb Osaki, cor
respondent.
Mosquitoes and Flies
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thirsty pcHi. Jus burn a little Bt HAt.H
wherever you want peace and contort.
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Do what jdut friends and neighbors do.,.gol going with
popular Pacific Finance 'Cash For Summer Fun Plan."
Visit yonr nearby Pacific Finance Loans office. Hero, you
may borrow the cash you need to assure a.
pleasant vacation and a fun-fillod sununer
for you and yonr family.
Wa'rt) rolling out tft rod carpet at
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provided at leost 3 poyments
have been made.
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DOROTHY DOLL
, . to judge students
Recitals, Public
Adjudi
ication Set
By Mrs. Heinline
The program for recitals and
public adjudication for students of
the Hemline Music School has
been announced by Mrs. Charles
Heinline, teacher of the piano.
Mrs. Heinline says a music
school festival will be Sunday in
the educational unit of the first
Methodist Church. Recitals by ele
mentary and intermediate students
will be at 2 p.m. Those for prepara
tory and high school students will
come at 4. They will be public.
Mrs. Paul Dillon, violinist, will
assist in the Sunday program, and
Mrs. Heinline will be at the piano.
Adjudicator Named
Dorothy Doll, national dean of
curriculum for the National Guild
of Piano Teachers, will be adjudi
cator in the public adjudications
next month.
They will be Monday, June 2.
between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. and
June 3 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
At 8 p m. June 3. the music
school's theory department will
present ensembles directed by Mrs.
Clyde Carstens. There will be an
informal reception and awards will
be given.
On Tuesday, June 10, public re
citals will be given by Alice Ham
ilton, a high school junior, and
Mvrna Marsters. sophomore. Cloyd
Riffe Will be accompanist, and ! tn the specifications Alao, laying and in
Mrs. H. J. Jenkins, Soprano, Will , talHng approximately 68 aewer pipe Y'a
assist.
The piano teachers' guild dean is
from San Antonio, Texas. Now in
her 27th year as an adjudicator for
the guild, she is educational direc
tor for the San Antonio Music Co.
and was a member of the faculty
of the Wichita College of Music
for 13 years.
TRAIL RID! SUNDAY
The Sheriff's Posse will sponsor
a trail ride this Sunday. Riders will
meet at the Dillard Shell Station
not later than 10:30 a.m. Anyone
interested is invited, including 4-11
club members. Participants are
asked to bring a sack lunch.
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CARTER TIRE CO.
LEGAL
ADVaBTlKKMKKT FOB BIDS
propueals marsed ' FrupOMl
for bund! V w.a; Siuiai &mwr
b rmivvd up to Lh hour of 1.UU Pit
on the 2nd day ot June. 1VM, and then
pubiicl opened and rrad FrupuMii
thaUl tw addrekstrd and drLivtrrrd lo Uv
Cil lUcordcr. Lily HaU. Kossr burg, Or er
gon Th eontmpUtd work nrallv eon-
m iD m to, oi varnt . of Mtri
pipe uid r pip io b conatruciard '
aaia in iv uii auia inftiaiiuiM apuruxi-
wiiruiera ctay or ronrri
olhr malarial aptKifiad in Um apavifica-
uon aim py laying and in tailing ap
proaumauijT pipe Y and cun
tructm approximately 1 nunhu.n with
caal iron rinas and covwra and by in-
laiUna uch umD pumut and overflow
tin provided by the ptaiu and ipectiica-
uom
Flam. &pcuieationa. Propoaal Form
and Instruction may be secured upon a
dcposni of SI5.UO at tb olfu-e of the Re
corder. Hoaeburg, Orrgon. All propotaU
muil be accoiupanied by a certified
check or bidder's bond, made payable to
the City of Roeeburg, Oregon, tn an
amount not leea than five t.V per pent
of the amount bid.
Bidders must be prequailfied la ae
Cordance with the laws of Oregon.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids, to waive any irregulontiea or
to acfwpt the bid deemed ' in the best
intereata of the City of Roeeburg.
Dated this 18 day of May, liu.
WILLMA D. HILL
Recorder
ADVKBTIHEMBNT FOB BIDS
led proposals marked "Propoul
for MlUer't Addition Sanitary Sewer
will be received up to the hour of l uo
PH. on the Snd day of June, 1MB. end
then publicly opened and read. Proposal,
shall be addressed and delivered to the
City Recorder. City Hall, Roeeburf, Ore
aon. The contemplated work generally con
state of laying and installing approxi
mately 11.456 feet of varying sites of
sewer pipe, said sewer pipe to be con
structed either of vitrified clay or con
crete or other materials specified in
said specifications. Also, laying snd In
stalling approximately 38 sewer pipe
Y's and constructing approximstety 4m
manholes with cast iron rings and covers
and by inelalltng such sump pumps and
overflow lines as msy be required by
the plane and specifications.
Plans, Specifications. Proposal Form
and Instructions msy be secured upon
a deposit of SIS 00 at the office of the
! posau muat be accompanied by a cent-
Recorder. Koseburg. Uregon All pro.
fled check or bidder's bond, made pay
able to the City of Roseburg, Oregon, tn
and amount not less than five tSl per
cent of the amount bid
Bidders must be preuualifled tn ae
cordanre with the laws of Orrgon.
The right is reserved to reiect any or
all bids, to waive any irregularities or
lo accept the bid deemed .in the best
interests of the City of Roeeburg.
Doled this 10 day of May, 195B.
V.I1.LMA D HUX
Recorder
ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDf!
Sealed proposal marked " Proposal
for Hucrest Sanitary Sewer" will be re
wived up to the hour of 1:0U P M. on
the Snd day of June, 1M, and then pub
licly opened and read. Proposal shall be
addrcued and delivered to the City Re
corder, City Hall, Kofleburg, Ore ton.
The contemplated work generally con
iLiti of laying and In-tailing approxi
mately feet of varying size, of
ewer pip more or leas, said sewer pipe
! ":LrucJ. 5!lhtr ijr!?V'!!L
holes with cast iron rings and covers and
installing such sump pumps and struc
tures and Installing overflow lines pro
vided oy saio puns and specifications
Plana. .Specifications, Proposal t orm
and Instructions may he secured upon
a deposit oi si. too at the office of the
Recorder. Roseburg, Oregon. All propos
als must be accompanied by a certified
check or bidder's bond, made payable
to the City of Roseburg, Oregon. In an
amount not leas than five 15) per cent of
the amount bid.
Bidders must be preauallfled In ac
cordance With the laws of Oregon.
The right is reserved to reiect any or
all bids, to waive any Irregularities or
to accept the bid deemed in the best'
Interests Of the Ulty of KoseDurg.
Dated this 16 dav of May, 1UU.
WILLMA D. HILL
Recorder
ni'ARlllAN'S NOT1CB OP SALB
NOTICE IS HKKEBY C1IVF.N that
Jack W. Kerlesz. gusrdisn of the estate
of Psul 1. Kerteix. a mentally diseased
person, will st the front door of the
County courthouse In HoeeDurf, Douglas
County. Oregon, on snd aflrr June S
low. at 1O0O o'clock In the forenoon of
said day. ell at private sale tor caxh or
upon such terms as the rourt may ap
prove the Interest of the guardianship
enisle of Paul L. Krrteoz In snd lo the
following described real premises, to-
wit:
l.ot I, Block 4. Houselev Heights.
Plat I. as the same Is plstted snd
on record in the office of the County
Clerk, Douglas County, Oregon.
Said sale is lo be made pursuant to an
order of the Honorenle Carl E Wimberly
ludge of Hie Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon for Doaglss County, in pro
ceedings pending therein entitled "In the
Metier of the Gusrdisnship of the Estate
of Psul L. Kertesz, a mentally diseased
person." clerk's regutry No S.:hkj.
Dated and first published this 2nd day
of May IBM
JACK W KERTESZ, gusrdisn
of the guardianship estate of
Psul L. Kertesz, a mentally
diseased person
RHOTEN. RHOTEN SPEERSTRA
:ilo Pioneer Trust Bulldlna
Salem. Oregon
Attorneys for Guardian.
MOTHER'S WEEKEND
EUGENE on The 31st annual
Mothers' Weekend will be held at
the University of Oregon this
weekend.
Mothers of university students
will attend the events of the tradi
tional Junior Weekend as guests
of their sons and daughters.
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railroader Slain, Man
POPLAR BLI FF, Mo. of A i
railroad man was slain and a i
service station attendant kidnaped
wild crime spree Thursday i
In
which two of three persons ,
... ,
wukiu uirt-narrt-a 41 iiarkMiaic,
Miss., after eluding Arkansas
troopers.
Officers identified the two who
surrendered as Linda Rollins, 18.
and Archie Moore, IS. both of
Desloge, Mo., where the slain vic
tim, James Huskey, lived. The pair
walked into the Clarksdale police
station.
They said their companion left
them at Memphis, saying be had
friends there. They identified him
as Billy Newhouse. 27, already
sought by state police for the
crimes.
The trio had escaped Arkansas
stale patrolmen near Bald Knob,
Ark., after a high-speed chase a
few hours after the kidnaping of
George Tubbs, 29. at Poplar Bluff.
Tubbs escaped at a Newport,
Ark., restaurant, where be was
Roseburg Building
Permits Increase;
Trend Followed
Roseburg had a building per
mit increase of nearly 700 per cent
in April, following a trend over the
rest of the Pacific Northwest
Equitable Savings and Loan
Assn., Portland, said permits in
the Northwest soared to a 17-year
record during the month, with a
permit for a Portland shopping
center mainly responsible. But
even without the $21,300,000 per
mit Northwest construction ap
parently was on the rise.
The Douglas County Planning
Commission permits followed the
region-wide trend.
Roseburg's total was $123,385 in
April, representing a 692 per cent
increase over April 1957, when per
mits totalled only $15,574. In March
this year, the total was $44,489.
Most of the increase was in resi
dential construction. During the
month permits for $113,350 worth
of new homes were issued, com
pared to none in April 1957 and
$17,700 in March of this year.
The Planning' Commission fig
ures showed $117,156 worth of per
mits issued for all types of con
struction in April, compared to
$52,513 in the same month a year
a co and $69,828 in March of this
year.
Of the April total. $30,086 was for
In Oregon, construction permits
year ago and $52,268 in March.
gree from Reed College. Prior to
increased by 271 per cent over
March and 28 per cent over April
1957. lotal Oregon valuation was
$58,683,748. compared to $35,916.
534 a year ago and $31,440,601 in
March.
Home construction totaled $.1
476.926 in April, as aginst $2,307,431
last year and $2,706,178 in March
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
Word has been received here
the death of Dave Nywall. a for
mer Koseburg resident. Nywall
died in Portland May 6. He moved
from Roseburg about three years
auo after residing here lor apnrox
imately one year. Mrs. Archie El
liott reports. Nywall is survived
by his wile and lour children.
HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS FOR THE
THRIFTY HOMEMAKER WHILE WE REDUCE OUR
INVENTORY DURING THIS ANNUAL SALE.
WHY PAY MORE? WHY GET LESS?
8.95 Carpet With Pad & Laying $6.95
139.50 2 pc. Bedroom Suite 99.95
79.50 5 pc Dinette Set 59.95
89.50 Tilt Back Loungers 69.95
2.69 Drapery Fabric 1.98
129.50 Bunk Beds 98.88
79.50 Studio Loungers 59.95
A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE HUNDREDS
OF LOW PRICES YOU WILL FIND THROUGHOUT
THE STORE DURING THIS SALE.
Buy With Confidence,
PARK WITH EASE
Fri., Mar I. 1953 The Newt-Review, Roteburf, Or. 3
Kidnaped In Wild
stabbed before he broke away,
The body of Huskey, 68, was
found in hij home at Desloge,
a town of about 2.000 population
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SWEET BRIAR... spiced with white,
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Crime Spree
60 miles south of St Louis. It
was discovered after ownership of
the ear had been traced to
Huskey.
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