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Newspaper Page Text2 Tht Newt Rtitw, Rotebur, Melrose Grange Announces State Grange Delegates By NETTII WOODRUFF Slelrose tiring delegates attend- ir. ttale grange session in r.ugene next week will b Mr. and Mn. V. S. Woodruff. Several other members have an- nn.inr nlini fa attend lh meet-' , Th. up Inh hiutinf hit heea changed from June 11 to June 18 at the F:arl Siple. homt with noon potluck picnic. ; Mrs. Andrew Hansen, chaplain.! presented the evening's program i which consisted of a quu game on grange work, a memory game and several tongs. Carl Becker, legit-l lativt chairman, reported on tht passing of the postal bill and tht passing by the houtt of represen-1 tativtt of tht Alaska statehood bill. ! j Taur Coattal Ftinta i Kenneth Miller and Lynn Damon and a .nenas lourra ... pm Memorial Dav A lama crowd attended the Mel rose School picnic Tuesday eve ncnooi picnic iufuiy .n.dWo,hheelp.tr"M ning. plav thed canst of inclement weather. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sibley Nielsen and family included Mr. and Mrs. Clay- Inn Nielsen and two sons ot wuiriw uancn, lam.; sir. ami Wil- vr,,bnn,l di n Z SJ?i,h" HONOLULU (AP) - A misun ath Fallt: Olca Will of Portlind lderiUndjjl ,led dlli or Mr and Mrt Pete Veenstra;tne ,unken lunlrln, Mlckieback, .pent the weekend v ltitin at Dia-1, lor ,estlfied mond Lake with Mr. and Mrt., EecU.jciani m,te i.e. Robert Paul Abeel, who are anending the g Mchrling told a Navy board of .uiiuiirr mcic, ...u .m, Mr. and Mrt. Clarence Coffell and Mrt. Sarah Brown spent the holiday weekend in Salem visiting I 1ne former couple I niece, Mrs. . Darrell Lrossler. and Mr. Cross- ler Crotsler'a mother, who is Mrs. Coffell a sister from Montana, was a j si D'lL. J AZeQ man DIIKCO C Of $6,000 In Old 'Switch' Came SEATTLE (API An elderly man listened to two imootn taix ng tirangcrt r riaay oeiore uie ,. . ,,..uiH.wi flllu CU1 Ull UIC illlCnie ii.(Uii! ii a h - .iJ.h" m.ooq in me oio ounco twiitn l Sam- . I Frank W. Wallace, 79, DrOKen-1 heartedly told police tht two con .... - .l. , .a a.a fidenct men about 35 to 40 ytari of age. struck up a versa! on ,.n .i . " " town atreet. jnm oi ine men. wmi aui. a.ruiu-i ern accent, steered the talk to hank dcpoMts and eventually bet Wallace S.VK) he could not with- draw M.OOO from his hank and re-deposit It the tame day. Wallace said he felt he had a turt thing, withdrew Ihe 6,000 and then ha and the two strangers went into a caf-ajfor coffee. He .h.u,. th. mnnTv i th. m,n I after which they asked him m1 ho d Ihe M ono and the r 1SU0 whil. the went an m hnef errand, They handwl over a hanHker- . - ... chief wrapped around a roll of paper which Wallace believed wat the currency. After 4S minutes wailing for the strangers to re turn he became suspicious and opened the handkerchief Inside wert paper clippings. Ntw World Spd Record Claimtd For Outboard SEATTLE (AP) Skipping Ins '.ni.c. Ill I- i-imuinui, ins I liny craft over tht glass-flat sur-l fart of Lake Washington at better Fa,.a .1 I ai.. U.' a ah in t ah a hatlarl man i n miint an nour iiugn irop claimed the world outboard iTiiiioi wit apcru rrrurn ior inn' United States Saturday. F:urope had held it since 1937. Kntron. a swine ahiit emnlnve at Boeing Airplane Co., becamel the second man ever to travel' faster than 10U m p h. in an out- i ih. !. i Leto dl PrWo of Italy, who set j Engineer FrVdav wat elected the recognued record of 100.S1 president of tht Western Assn. of m p h. in 19.'. IStatt Hinhwav Officials at tht Di Priolot engint wat a super- group's 37th annual meeting here. charged 160 horsepnwer, four -I He tticceeda William E. Willey, rvlindcr job Entrop used a'Ariruna's engineer. standard production model Merc-! The SuO deleuales from 12 West- ury outboard of 80 horsepower. 1 Entrop reached hit best tpeed in hit first run over Ihe kilometer i Wyoming secretary-treasurer, and ing 1U9 120 m.ph.lnamed as new vice president rip ht was clocked Homer C. Oxley. chairman of tht course, averagui ft I ha t-Alnrn Inn at 106 522. His average, which will he proposed for recognition world mark, was 107.8.1. Suspended Sentence Delt For Mercy Wife Killing M1NF.OI.A. N Y. (AIM 74- v.ar.nlH man ha. won a a.n.H. i i.i . .k. -i ... u' vm pciurii.v in uie in. iuk ii ins wife, who had been bedridden with a heart ailment for 10 yean. I at Feb. 2. Giovanni Sardo stab bed 72 year-old Antoma Sardo to death with a knife in Iheir Port a-imi,uMi, .. . . nome. men Sardo used the knlhs on himself, inflicting critical wounds. Sardo recovered and was al- inwro 10 pieaa guilty to man- sliu.hur VYOtCKS! STUPENDOUS Of Sat. Jun 7, 1951 present for tht reunion Tht tray eleri alio visited coattal poult. HMKtna ounitf Mr. and Mrt. Mitchell Benedict and daughteri enjoyed a weekend outing at Sunset Beach and Ya-j chala. 1 i sir. and Mr. j r.. conn luent p mr. ana Jin. J r.. tuno ipent Wednesday and Thuraday in Sa-l lem attending la bunnem and tha Wrdnru iv and Thursday m Ka.i lem attending to busmen and tht annual meeting of the Oregon Tur-, key Orowers. - Mr. and Mrt. Sibley Nielsen and son. Rusty, visited the Jamas Tiomsland family Sunday at Reediport. Mr. and Mrt. George Williamson. and Linda of Brownsville, are ex- peeled to visit during tht weekend with their daughter. Mrt. Dick Gil- man. and family and bring home Eddie Oilman, who hat tpent the w..k with them. Thev also nlan to ,te u,eir .w grlndd,ughter .born June 4 Mr. lnd Mr. BlU wa. liamton in Roseburg. a II I ft SnpE pri LJKtKTPr HCIICU 1IUICI r fL -y JUUIIIUIIHC inquiry he caused the fata pow er failure on the Stickleback by; turning a rheostat the wrong way.i May M a(lfr rammed by lhe de,troycr e,cort Silverstein. 1 thr!mi. u .. t ih. ,nnir.,i. ' iiic aui iwruai link on wdiiu ,,,, a-,ii,a- i l .hmhv ,r -i-rinnani mate whpn t h sub's skiDocr ordered flank sDeed. i Lehmbeck said he told Mehriingi night by three tornadoes that ;to come off" on hit panel be-iclaimed 28 lives. ! ...... u u i. i:.u tirl.;l. I. . . l lflUC ulU HOI liaC rilUUKIl IICIU current to switch to flank speed, nienriin saio ne inoueni ne heard "cunie on" and turned tht of them were killed in Colfax, hard- The 37-year-old King, who ad rheostat to bring power up for est hit community where 12 died. 1 vocated segregation while a facul ordered tpeed. i Additional funerals will be held ty member of the all-Negro Al- Tht mistake tripped circuit tomorrow and Monday. i corn (Miss) A4M College, tried k.n.L... -It U. L'..l.l- ', TU I... I t ,. 1. .n.nll . .1. . n.i.i.p.;,., iwt f- h!ll.k; m,m power Sne plunged out of conlrl nd unexpeel-1 fljjy lrfgce d,r.cliy ,n frnl of the Silverstein. No raxualtv re. Bt,i(.j ..... .u. ..n:..... uil.U 1IUI1, ,IIC VUlliA.UII. .yi.ii.cia vii uio iwim aaiu dirnr- )jng wouJd nol pumshed for hj mk( htc.,,,, it was a te.-hni- Officers on the board said Mehr-i cal error and not carelessness g . . Mr$. iMOUde FOWleT Dipt At Mtrflo frtiolr tMci Hl "e VICCK la.udf .. Myrtle died Friday night following ,nu;v 1 lne- . J,'cr, burn Dec. 1872, at St. Paul, Minn., and moved )' v.n fn,ii inun . -' w Santa charter member of St. Paul Ch cnarirr member ot bl. I'aul Chap-i l"01 ine oi t-auern Mar , anil Ua. a m.mlinr r.1 .ha I'm... na was a memire .. w. ... i.T P" -"". During World War I. tht worked at a registered nurse. 1 Survivors include her husband, Dr. A. K. F'owler. Myrtle Creek, and a brother, William J. Godfrey. SI Paul. I Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel of Ganz i Mortuary. Myrtle creek, with the. Itev. l.orcn Bush of the Episcopal Church of Myrtle Creek officiating. D., ,nri. u K rnnrliirleri ' v.T,,in. h., n, nrdir f " . -Y 1. . .. . tastern Star of Mvrtle Creek. Fol- r.n-liowln)( ,.rvlr.,, lhe remains will he ,ak(,n l0 Cranl, P, or cre. mallon ! Williams New President Of West Highway Assn. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) W.C. iu.il ..... C..I- ii........ ern ttatos, Hawaii and Alaska also re-elected T. D. Sherard of Wyoming Highway Commission. H.f,,r umHini un Ihmr Ihr.a. dav conference the delegates urged in resolution that associa- , tion members deny highway use 1 permits to house trailers wider than 10 feel. Ihe Federal . Coniinunicalions Commission was asked to assign 1 "'Uuen.-ir, in pn.-ra l high! hway department work. FESTIVAL QUE EN CHOSEN PORTLAND (API Palinia Ail. ins ami Pal i ...v l , ,,ia night were selected the queen and prima minister ot the Junior Hose Festival Court, They will lead the court t pa rade through Portland June 1.1. a nay oetore the lestival a giant floral procession EUREKA! O KAUZOOICS.' JUNE 12. 13. 14 VALUES Starkweather Must Die In Electric Chair On Dec. 17 LINCOLN', Nb. (AP) -Charlet i Starkweather. 19-ear-old killer. ft".," dmitttd invoKement in U laying. was ordered Saturday o't in tht electric chair Dec. Dutrict Judge Harry Spencer. " presmea ai uie trial 01 siara- . . . ... , -. ,--,..- im.uu u. w.ai ui jwn- weather for the alaymg of Robert Jensen, 17, of Bennet. Neb., fixed weatner lor uie i avini of Konert Jensen, 17 of Bennet, .Neb., fixed 'ht date for the carrying out of the sentence prescribed by tht Jury which convicted Starkwealh- er. Judge Spencer first overruled starkweather a application for a new trial. The Supreme Court could delay or set aside tht execution order, Starkweather looked Judgt Spencer straight in the eyt when ht judgt announced tht execu- tion date. When Spencer asked him if there was any reason why sen-, ,tence snouia not m pronouncea. , Starkweather shook his head vig- orously and replied "no." . Starkweather's attorney n ad listed 17 reasons wh hy they thought rkweC't li- ...I- . I . a new- trial should Can! Fugate. Sta year-oia gin companion on i n trial. She also was charged with first degree murder. 1 Tornado Deaths Now Stand At 28 ML'NOMOME. Wis. Thit tornado stricken section began to bury its dead Saturday behind 'he. f . protection of roadblocks thrown np A AGP UTCndS .v iumi lunwua. The barricades went up last night on the order of Gov. Vernon Thorn- win whn oiH h u.nnu.H in -lni. nlf ih r tr. mnrhirf nrin.itu seekers who soucht tn exnlore the communities ravaged Wednesday tllllic iriutci wui K Weill dlirHI, funeral services were scheduled o- aav ior inree oi ine vici ms. i wo 1 HC liauiliv lll Was iroilCvTU lO 2 yesterday when authorities dia-! covered that one boy was carried on the death list three times, under differing iHentirirationt At the tu- l-i... j;.j llllir, illC lairfll Vlllllll UITU of injuries. ui mjui iri. The Red Cro jd 3il p,r.on, were in jured. A total of 432 homes lured. A total of 432 homes land farm buildings were destroy- two physicians at a lunacy hear-j The 74-year-old Heuss. who Wallace Leon Hambnch of Suth jert and another 1032 damased. ing recommended he be given psy- speaks no English, arrived at In- erlin and Sharon F. Fiksdal of There was no official estimate of chiatnc examination. tcrnational Airport from Washing-1 Roseburg I the dollar loss, but Gov. Thomson In New York, the N'AACP, often ton and was welcomed with ai Billv W. Nelson and Bonieta Jar-i (estimated it would run into mil- at odds with King for his segre- burst of music played by a 50-1 vis. both Sutherlin. 1 i lions. : gation stand, said "no question piece band and by a committee Ralph E. Deal and Joyce A. t a raised as to Professor King's of state and citv dignitaries. The Chasteen. both Roseburg. HolduD Killer Barton j mentality when he advocated seg-j 166th Field Artillery fired a 21- ( Kenneth Phillip Hammer of Los i. it a.. n r II i regation and attacked this associa- gun salute. Angeles and Sharon Fay Lander of ixirKnam Uies Wn callows tion and the Supreme Court of the: In winding up his three - day Portland. (Continued From Page One) Iltn r m, (inai apPcarance be- ' fore the stale pardons board Wed- nedav. Then he nervously told the hoard he would ralher ipend . . .. n UIe m mental treaimeni man I die hy the noose Before and after that, ht insist ed he wanted to die. K I r k h a m seemed content throuch the hours as he waited in tht prison'! drab auditorium Friday night. Parents Near Collapst lit visuea wiin nis lamer ami mother, who wat near -col- lap,e (;u,rd, ld the husky ; young slayer appeared to warm : I j u ' . . .... L""? nilUTS, inOUnn Sinre niS COnVICllOn K harl l.AAft rrul at times hos- tile, to them. He aho received chaplains from twu faiths the l.atier Day I Saints (Mormon I and Roman, i Catholic churches Cr,,n Shok -round I The Kirkham left the nrion He said he wondered, however. before midnight Newsmen visited with Knkham alter ine parents ten ana ine sniii - ,",'" iit'd them to finish n'f Uit pura he had not eaten, "There s plenty led; havt some , " want.' he said Prison chaplains and guards formed a small knot around Kirk- h"m " ,he auditorium after the parents departed, iney listened as he condemned youth played Heet- hoien and Bach on the piano. I started playing when I was aho"' 'M. h 5'd- 'M' mother ,.!"''-ht. V' J"!n 1 :",r " "P! I "I'lll I like It lie laughingly played funeral "irge lor tne croup ami suggest- 'd: "lnfV ml-hl as well evecute me now' Kt re Ju,t ktUlnt Um- . ZL Little thjnce Given To Unseat Dictator USKOY Porlimal B An air force general who has presented the first real opposition to Pre mier Antonio Salazar's 30-year dic tatorship is gnen little chance of catinii the odds stacked against him in tomorrow s nresidential m tomorrow i presinentiat election. ACTION DELAYED 1 'SITED NATIONS, N Y. (API county police, local lowers and -The r. N Securitv Council has just interested people, began comb jdrlased action on I ebanon t bit- ing the steep brushy slopes despite , ter quarrel with President .Nas- a-r'a 1 nitao Arab R-niihlie until 'Tuesday. liiot.ng has killed from J00 to ' Vi pr,.ple in Lebanon during the last month. MECHANIC WANTED EXPERIENCED WITH IUICK PONTIAC ROSEBURG MOTORS OK 1 4651 Rottburtj Father Whips, Bites 16-Month Old Son To Death ATLANTA (AP)-Polic held an unemployed construction worker lor murder today in tht brutal killing of hu ls-month-old ton. The chlld ,nd ,.v. Un over enllre 7 ietecllvt Lt George ChrUtian quoted Julon Campbell, 2T. aa aav- ... , k. u t" ' gely bit- h,j ,j ,h. .j ,j u, ' ' u ii.jtu nil -wa prruy k,j anJ h-n 0nt mad anrf hi him got B"l ,n1 b'1 hua ti.. ....... ...j n ..i Tn4 0mctr ,d john R0b,rt Campbell was bitten 50 to 6 times ( ,mo.bU t exolanation to oolice t hUd ..woulQn do anything." Polict asked tht father why ha bit tht child. Because I couldn't hurt him bad enough with the belt, I reckon." Campbell repUed. Tht atuck occurred Friday in the CampbeU home at RosweU. 15 milet from Atlanta. Officert quot- ed tht lOyear-old mother at tay- ? "j w.luiessed the beat in and" hl,m, sh m .,, - . . husband .... , ' ,hiM nH u. uM wmM , , ,. ,h. mnlh. J K. for th". bumg! hb11"" 'I hat bitten me several Umet." r CampbeU it expectuig a Police held Campbell at County ail. A few cell, away was Harold ' S"- ""employed lan from suburb.n Last Point. j Summert it charged with the mur- 'der of hit 3 year-old son. Danny. , The child died in a doctor's office after being beaten Thursday with a belt. V .nnnn l'.nD v,lennon 'lng JACKSON. Miss (AP) The Na- tional Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People today jumped to the defense of Clennon King, a Negro professor ordered to the i atal mnnlol hnanital . fl. hi. ... i.iiii hv,iiwi a., si ,.a tempt to enroll in the all-white i-iimcimi. ui .iiisi.iuui. : cunm ai inc uiiuci.iiit 11, J A ford Thursday. State highway pa- trolmen, who had shadowed hit every move en route to the cam- i DUS. whisked him awav tn an iso- l.il aaM .1.1. kink...... ..iMl viri. j iiais tll&lll-aj yaiivt headquarters. K W"-i ing was taken lo the nearby vvuneid Ho-pital l-riday alter United Slates in a series of news- paper articles in Mississippi which were syndicated to many Southern daily papers. . . ne nwniin w The American code of fair play ,ue f. I v etlnn tO altaCll an nftlf ted ny any official Mississ- t- - V i ippi tinding ot menial impairment to Professor King t reputation. On-Tha Scan Acount Given Of Plana Search (Continued From Pagt One) inquire about a jarring explosion. Buster Stratton. who lives three miles east of Curtin. was logcing k.. i.. ...i u. I i ...i... LI ' ii.j u" j .. " laillTU m Kittling. Sill III SUUIIU, and then a crash. Fog was laying sn low he could see nothing, so he took it for granted that it was just a big tree being felled because tht rrah seemed to shake Ihe ground. When ne Heard a plane 1 nan rrasnea. ne inisien n musi havt gone down just aho. him on i the .ridge. By 11 a m it was still loo soupy for search assistance from air- planes, hut Set. Ri. hard Bouey o Roseburg who was in rharse of the ground operations, sent out four men on a reconnaissance search. ne of the four returned to say he was certain he had seen what was the "cent of the crash. Ihis brought other scan ners to . '""f,. lnov ,c' lh rld,:e just as uie reuorl lrom the two boys south of Curtin came in on a waihV-iaiKy radio The scene then Clin kly shifted lor insurgent all-Algeria Committee of retary of ttale Ior European af Ihem. Thev led searchers to the un- Public Kafetv ihe official nam. fairs spectacular point of impact over the steep, brushv hills while Navy i""ii nr i-nt-u. 1 lip in- vestigatort soon arrived in a heli copter, which fluttered to a landing some distance from the crash site hut deep in the brushy, wooded conntrv. Finding the crash tile from tht air would hae bes-n virtuallv im nolhl.. I'ha nl.na ha.l h..!).,.. .. ""-'" n,ler trees, disturbing them prac- luaiiv noi al in. other ridge about a quarter of ' mile away on a itrep hillside. There was no sign of a harness Searchers, including state and rain wn.cn continued most of the dav and Soon some of them fniinri the pilot's helmet, lt was about a quarter of a mile from the para- chute The buckles had been lorn from the headpiece. Tht sha:tred plexiglass canopy, a kneepad and a life raft were also found With these indications that the pilot had not crashed with the plane, the search continued until alter dark. At about 10pm. searching per sonnel was withdrawn, and deputy shenff't were htt as security guards Meanwhile. Norman Wil son and his hloodhountls armed en the scene hut it was decided not to continue the search until y in a m. today. They stayed at Anlav.f overnight The full sc!t searrh. w"h the assistance of Fugene National (iuariKmen, started it a n under tht direction of St. Bouey and Sheriff It a Bird Ex-Deputy Sheriff JohnMcCool Put On 3-Yr. Probation " a vmmiivii . , ,, , ., ,. , . r.Juh,a io4.r Mctool, former i?,1'' coum,r T?ulT ,n"m ,l r . ' V yj- 'Uo? b Vlr?m. S?u" Jud bauc t:n1 ".i' with t . L. ",0iar":n f n ur .n,!. uaunicient runoa in uic oanx. wn spru ii ne utuea uit iuu , . . ,, . . . ... .-,, uiw check to bad bondsman Vera Mur-, dock. Sr.. of Roseburi. It was writ-' rnec to Dsn oondiman vera uur- dock- Sr ' Roseburg. It wai writ-' ' " ht Firit Nitwnil Bank of t,old B',ch wnere M-ool now re.ide.. "uu' lnicnc ' . rt " ,h"n" . "lle ,u"er', ior hou," Helptr Reedsport to thret yeart in the ilidi ..Tnere w.re hemorrhaget of !,!.l!n, 7. ?1 f1', !" "e eyes and of the back of the flVLi ul liL ,tl ton!ut- Bl" of """P clun 10 " Ua.inH Sh T.I.k., , Bk .!rni?n" frd.?L it .hf.n Ji!1 'A" ind'"" tnJt hotvr S h. r te?m ttrangled him alternately tight- i "' i ml. 'i lned nd loosened the rope over 'Vt ! u?l! a. Er,od of hour " An ppeal for leniency was made oy veraen nacxeu. a.iisiant ois- ,ri" lltorney- ln woman taid ! forged tht check to buy med- icine ior nerai ing daugnter and : "urch"e li ,?er.- ft , "VI. Ji? l.iL v .. ,, I." 1" JS' '''' H. Heitz. d R,chrd Nolan Thorn. 19 of ncT,hrgm0i ,, , ' h, ui,.-i. In another criminal action Fri- ll!t.nedY0 , lengtn pleka for ,.mn. , hv h ,!' Fh tt,m cy by his attorney who said the youth had a job waiting for him in Astoria and would lie there with hit father, a former slate trooper. Disposition of the case was taken under advisement by Judge Wood rich, who said he would make a decision Monday morning. Thomas was found guilty in February of this year of burglary not dwelling and was given probation. His arret followed a Feb. bur- glarv of Schemer s Bottling Works ' on West Harvard Avenue in which S2K.1 haH hpfl Ctftlpn fmm th mm. - - pany safe President Heuss In Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (AP) West Germany's President Theodor Heust came to Philadelphia Sat- I urdav on th first fat nt hit ! in r .u- t--:. 1 c.-i .U-UT IVUI UI IIIC UllltCU OlflieA. He said be found much in this historic city to remind him of the true spirit of his people. slate visit in Washington, the Ger - man leader heard Secretary of State Dulles say farewell on be - half of President Eisenhower and . the American people. Later Salurdav Heust was to flv to Hanover, N.H. He will acceol an nonorary degree from Dart- i mouth College there Sunday With scarcely a breather, he will travel on to Detroit, then to Chicago, San F'rancisco. the Grand Canyon in Arizona, Williamsburg ! and Charlottesville in Virginia, and finally to New York. French Cabinet Moves Quickly To End Strife (Continued From Page Ore) menl was obvious move to weaken Ihe military rulers in the junta that took over in Algiers May 13 and demanded De Gaulle's return to power. The cabinet lost no time ap- proving De Gaulle t plan of com- nlete inteuration of the nm. mil. nine mil ion Arabs and Berbers of Aln-na . wi n t he nu inn Krenrhmen thpr- De Gaulle will go on the na- t,on.l radio, probably next Satur- i day, to report to the French peo- pie on his trip to Algeria. The cah.net also planned to pro - mote mass demonstrations of uni - tv throughout France on June 18. This is the anniversary of the famed broadcast which De Gaulle made over the British Broadcast- ing Corp. network calling on Free France to conunue the fight after " ' overrun by the Germans in tun De Gaull ins final day at Oran KriHav maa laa. ia th. of the junta, 'that its members no longer will rule In Algeria. Car Reported Parked Two Days Along Street Neva Brown. 1751 SE Main S! reported to Roseburg police Fn- day that a vehicle had !,.- pai. en in tne J1UO DUKk on . Avenue sinct Thursdav in the 1100 bliKk on SE Sanford I"i,a. ,,..H . i,i,., .,, L impounded as an abandoned cle. LOGS KILL TRUCKER KLAMATH FALLS (AP) - Har old Francis Wilder. L'4. Klamath Falls, was killed Fndte when a load Of loi!S ht Was trsing to adjust on his truck bed rolled off and smashed him accident happened about ""let west of hert on Round n0a " LUMINAL. PAINTS For Evtry Purpose Owitft4fif stiialtfY. Uw im cit. You cad 4p4 Itj ifttll Ur yli(pf, Ctrf f, ! rttctt SOLD ONLY IT COEN SUPPLY CO. rt.w im.ii OR 1-441 Slain Trucking Head Suffered Horrible Death Sf-w ygRK (API Diit. Atty Frank S. Hogan tayj Samuel BoUt0f,, ,i,m tnickinf txteuuvt, had no appointment with the prosecutor! omce. Wolkolf, 42, had told hii wife Thursday that he would ba homt ,,, became he had to tea a detective from tht dutrict attor- naa-'a office J, j,' i Tt. oti.. .... i str,ngled to death Friday on Man- hattan's West Sid performed by Dr. edlcll exlmin Side. An autopsy Milton Helper. Ia.uI that Wolkofl had met a horrible death.; Baffled police said preliminary inv......tion un,ov.,.d B0 mo,,.. (or ij,, crlme Tn. victim't wallet wai missine. bu. . T... wrilt wllch lnd " uVtV were" inched"-' and wert ,ncl""d ,0 d,,count robbery as a motive. I Hogan announced: "There is no basis for the re mark attributed to the deceased that he had an appointment . . . ih'l h h,d " ,pP JS. " r'pr"en,J"V off,ce e of this BIRTHS Mercy Hospjtal MANN To Mr. and Mrs. Mich ael Mann! PO Box 792. Sutherlin. Jiie 1, a ton, Michael Eric; weight 6 pounds 7 ounces. ROBERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Billy Roberson, 1132 S. Main, Rose ! burg. June 2. a son. Richard Lee: weight 5 pounds 14 ounces. CROUCH To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crou:h. 123 SE Hoover. Dai. V... cot Lima A a .ah Dhillin iiuinii, uuc a, . nu, iiititp vernon; weisnt i pounds a ounces WILLIAMSON To Mr and Mrs. William Williamson. 5u W. I'mpqua. Apt. 1. Roseburg. June 4. a daughter. Kris Lae; weight 7 pounds 11 ounces. Vital Statistics Marridgt Uctnitt Lawrence R. Bennett and Dailyn A Tnwninit holh Rnfhut0 1 Cyrus Eugene Blair and Dolores Diane Horn, both Glide, 1 Gerald E. Bates and Maxine Verlie Wilmarth. both Roseburg. William E. Stedman and Patricia Ruth Roberts, both Roseburg. Lower Court's Verdict Appealed An appeal from a lower court judgment involving payment of a claim was filed in circuit court I Friday by Orley and Edna Thomp I son of Roseburg and the Ohio Cas ualty Insurance Co. On May 15 District Judge War l ren A W oodruff found for defend ants Joseph Key Lynch and Thorn " B,"- lw0 DoiiR'aa County fofo aepartment employes. Plain- n?"J alleged negligence on the '"" "1 "u, u"er Dean ana nag- man Lynch after the Thompson rar n,d department vehicle ' at some road construction on Rob rll" ; ju- nnn m'"!k,"c' "m5 .1 J,VV,' j AI.r ThTl. T h fireE," T''as denied hy Thmn'.'in. i-i 1 1" ,','- -I 1 mp,sn0.n9 '1"n ' . M Rl- , mcnt ,nd -u0 a'torney t fees, ! ' United States Orders Soviet Diplomat Ousted Y (Continued From Pagt One) to Soviet Embassy counselor Ser i R Stnganov Friday by Foy U. Koh er. deotltv astictanl a- u. I Siptlled For Actions The State Department recalled that on Jan. 14, 1957 Maj. Yuri P. Krylov of the Soviet Embassy was expelled "for similar actions" and the F:mbassy was warned at that time to see that the pur chase of documents hv means of 'proper payments to" American citizens be discontinued immedi- lttly," Diici, a ..v. car-oiu set una ice retary of the I S Embassy in tested that this was not true. Bak er said his offense seemed to ht that he was friendly toward fel low students at Mocow I'niver tity. CLIP THIS AD 50 Off ON STUART GUARANTEED Radiator Cores Cha-releM. '4 " ' rerit. '4t tt 'SI Ches rales Pickyte. '41 'SI HOW ONir $29" lichanfe Wk.te They tart UNITED RADIATOR SERVICE ta 1st yantt i-l, ft. tt lltTI RING IT WITH YOU Glendale Residents Plan Tour Of Belgian Congo By MRS. Cf HALO I. FOX Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson of Fortune Branch near Glendale, havt scheduled a two-month sight seeing and hunting trip to tht Bel gian Congo area of Africa. They plan to leave by Pan Amer ican Airlines from Portland this Saturday. They will fly from Port land to New York City, then on to Lisbon, Portugal. From there, they will go directly to Leopoldville, in the Congo and then lo hundu, in tht Eastern Congo. At Kundu, they will bt met by Rev. J. J. Davis whos? home it in Glendale. Rev. Davis, many years a missionary for the Metho dist Church in Africa, will act as the Anderson s guide for the time they spend in the Congo. The Andersons s will return to Glendale about August 7. Mr. and Mrs. John Jantzer of Grants Pass will take cart of the Anderson home during their absence. Anderson it employed at the Rob ert Dollar Mill in Glendale, Mrs. Anderson is a member of the Glen dale Grade School faculty. Rev. Warren 0. Nowowiejski, missionary to Colombia, South America, was speaker at the Glen dale Assembly of God Church last Sunday. He showed slides pertain ing to denominational work in Col ombia. Several members of the Glendale Southern Baptist Church attended Boy Scouts Of Glendale Elect Two Patrol Leaders By MRS. GERALD B. FOX to Fish Lakt Friday returning 1 Glendale Boy Scouts held a meet- June 9. ing this week and elected Milton Recently, tht Glendale Scouts at Densley as patrol leader for the tended the county camporee on Flying Eagles Patrol and Lee Dix- Little River and received the rat on as assistant patrol leader. Twen- ir.g of proficient, which require ty-seven boys were present, includ-1 at least 64 out of a possible RS ing one new member, Ronnie points for setting up and maintain Young. ing their camp. Plans were made for five Ex- Martin Brooks has been severely plorer Scouts. Steven Johnson. Joe ill for several days with flu. Fisher, Danny Dansley. Jimmy Kenny Irving, son of Mr. and Berry, and Jim Mohr. with their (Mrs. Kenneth Irving spent a week Scoutmaster, Dr. R. Densley. to go end leave at his home last week- '"end. He is stationed at Fort Ord. Couple Released From Probation 9 An 18 year-old Roseburg girt and Myrtle Creek Boy. u, were dis missed from probation this week by Juvenile Court Judge Charles S. Woodrich. it was reported Fri- day by Julian A. Helleck, Douglas county luyeml officer Both had completed their terms according to parole board regula- tions. Helleck said. The girl had mmrvoA a i-ab- fnF milll-llHll flpl. ac.-iu - .,. truction of property south of Rose burg in June of 1957: the Myrtle Creek youth six months. He had been cited in January of this year for carrying a concealed weapon. Two Drain boys, ages 15 and lb. were placed on informal probation bv the juvenile court judge and their cases continued. Thev have been charged with burglary in a dwelling in tht Drain vicinity last month. Ives Says Harriman's Close Pal Is Racketeer NEW YORK IB Sen. Irving M. Ives (R-NY) sayt he has a .... ... , w ..i .... - document setting forth that one 0 Gov. Averell Harnman s "closest pals is one of the leading racke - teers in the Lnited States." The Democratic governor, in- formed at home of Ives' statement ., . c h . I.. .. ii ivcuuuinau u.iiiivi last u.ut. sajd: "I have no comment on such an irresponsible statement." Ives said the connection between the labor racketeer and Jlarriman was a political one. lie said that, on the basis of the information he has. there hat been nothing illegal. Harriman. former ambassador to the Soviet Union and Cabinet member, ii seeking re-election in November. Ives, for reasons of health, is not. He ran against Har- I rim an for governor is 1954. ' Ives told the dinner audience of 2.300 persons that Harriman t re- : lation with the racketeer was one of the chief reasons the governor riueu a niHjr racKein oiu pisra by tht GOP - controlled Legisla- iui r. ESTHER WILLIAMS BILLED PORTLAND (API The Rose Festival Assn. Fridav said actress Esther Williams will come to Portland to lead the festival'a Merrvkhana parade Tuesday night! PLAIN TRUTH ly Gl. W. Lundy: Qtpl Ar you wr thaf ai You yravit far th mattnal vtlrara af your eK.ltJrtu frvm 4or H day tKtra art arablami at iraar mainituda which will can trout tham tar which yau ar not ravidint artiwar mr Mlutian? Prablami which avtn y hava nat aniwarad in ych way ai ta laa tata M tar yatir lovtd anci ta tallow. I Ma ach Mm carnal tha arahltm af chootin barwttfi rifht anJ wronf. Yau may taal thar iuh a chaic may bt madt inttinctivaly. hut such it net tha coio. A child will na mora maka wita chaict -twotn rifht and wranf wtthawt traminf and initrvctian, than thay wauld choai wnaly batwaan (oad toad and pmtfn without direction and taachinfl. Porhapi that it why to many childrtn da not undar ttand tha valua at doino food aar tha dano.tr af damf oil. Yau, at paranti, art lattinf thorn cheeie without htla mr concern thut they art drawn ta thetv thinft which aoiian the mind and harm tha body. ''There it a way that ttemath rifht onto t man but tha and tht rot are tha wart at death", and atom, "It h net in man that wolketh to direct hit tttpi." Are yau too buiv ta toech your children tha trwthf Are you thunninf your roiponiibdity? "Fathom, bnnfl up your children in the nurture and admonition af the Lard", tph. 4.4. In ardor to be af aiaittence to you in thit ital matter wa hove tromed toachert and prepared "lble centered" caurtot tar m daily lible tchool ta betjin June f and cantinua thratifh June 20, with ctoiset from 9-30 until 1 1 SO each mommf, Monday throuon Friday. Alt pupilt from four yeart aid up and includmf adulti will bo welcome. There it no choree and tranioartoian wilt be furnivhed when paitible. Cell Ot 1-3313 ar OR 2 3S4J fM Marmetan. Send mr brinf your children to tha chu'b buildmf at 311 Military. You are elwavt welcamt where the Church meeto. CHURCH OF CHRIST :tl MILITARY ROSIIUDS. 0l&OM WIST HUT ST. (OIIKTSOM 1 C0MST0CK SUKSDOtr ST. CANY0NVILLI lUTHItllN WINSTON t a church finance clinic at the Grants Pass Southern Bapul Church last week. They were Mr and Mrs. Floyd Cobb. Mr. and . Mrt. BUI Cummings. Mr and Mrs. Maurice McDowell, Willis Cobb, and Rev. and Mrs. Tom Harmon son. The clinic wat led by Rev. Claude Miller of Medford but for merly of Glendale; John Cannings of Portland, Sunday school secre tary of the State convention; and Rev. Thomas Balch of A-hland. Melvin Wood of Glendale was rushed to Forest Glen Hospital by ambulance Monday, after he was struck in the lower part of his back by a timer while working at the Robert Dollar Company. Ex tent of the injury it still uncer. tain, but X-rays revealed no brok en bones. W. Coffman. 84. of Wolf Creek, as taken to the Forest Glen Ho. pital in Canyonville Tuesday aft ernoon, for treatment of a heart j condition. i Mr. and Mrs. Bob Young and children of Glendale spent Memor- ial Day weekend at Diamond Lake. ' Bobbv" Young caught the largest of the 13 trout, a 17 inch one. Other Glendale residents and former resi dents reported to be at Diamond Lake included Dutch Bartle. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Willi and family of Tri-City. Bud Foster and sons of Prospect. Don Young and fam- . ily of Azalea, and the Doug Dol lar family. Rev. and Mrs. William Garner of Glendale enjoyed a visit Me morial Day from friends, Mr. and Mrs. Erickson and children of the Gold Beach Assembly of God Church. . Dennis Ball, five, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bumell Ball of Glendale. re- qulr.d tnr.e ,tjtch ,h week f , n.u cut hi. ,eft hand Mr ,nd Mr, Den G of Glendale are spending a few davs at Gold Beach, tight-seeing and nunlns Mr, G,rr.tf,smotn. er Mrs j.we, Babb js ukm CJr. of ,he ebMB during ,h.jr ,b. genre. Mr. and Mrt. Harold Stapleton of Glendale were hosta over the week end to an Army friend of Staple ton's and family of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Ceroid Williams took a trip through the Redwoods during the holidayt. They plan In So to Eugene for summer tchool a little later this tummer. Linda Burgoyne, three, daughter ! of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Burgovne of Glendale, fell Sunday and cut her right knee. She was treated at tht Glendale Clinic where three stitch es wert needed to close tht cut. Mn. Walt McAllister of Glendale fell recently and fractured her left leg. rh.rh.. (Riiddvl K.lTnherd , tnarles (Buddv) Sehpherd, of c c sh,ph(,rd o( &endt member of th"e u ?. Air Fom ale. a k... .,. .'oa... i... .'i... m jay ' . ,, , ., . . Mr- lnd,,'.r Ted ",rl) . nd. daughter of Fortuna. Calif., visited .L , . , . . n . .. Mendenhall families in Glendale last week. Bill Mendenhall of with the John Mendenhall and Syrl Mendenhall accompanied her daughter and son-in-law. the Harps b,rk t0 California for a two week j VU,L Boy Electrocuted While Fiihint? Alonr Stream rlImn5 ML LLAN, Idaho (AP) - Preston Urov Ben, 14, . Mullan High SAhoo ,tudent. wat electrocuted Krldav whUe (lshu1g on . ,m,i , ,lntm tl WlUow Creek ,t of here (jfjicen taid he apparently caught his fishing line over a high voltagt power line while casting and was killed instantly trying to untangle it. Young Bell was tne son oi -vir. and Mrs. W. A. Bell and is also survived by four brother! and four sisters. The high voltage line that runs by the stream provides power for mines in the Mullan area.