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Newspaper Page Texto o o o o o o o o 2 Tn Newt-Review, RMiburg, Ort. 4 O o Wed". MamBotifFoeftfl StswHting Pvzila T Cslifornians Douglas Nitive Dies li P.rtlW Hospital 6ct. 8. wsi PresideHt Nomas , Gerald D. Morgan Principal Deputy U. S. Foreign Policy Balloons ,kisIan President . . i Ends Government; Into major Campaign Issue constitute slated Mrs Emma Winnifred I I'rather, j WAS111NGTON (Al')-I'roidcnt B. life-long resident of Oregon, i ri.nh.., ,h m.H f:rai,i 1). Morgan, now White House spe cial counsel, as hn principal dep uty assistant. By JACK BELL WASHINGTON f'oreiun pulley ballooned into a major cam paign ivsue today with Democrats Kepjnhcans trailing stinging and du d in a Portland hospital Monday She was horn at Koschurg Oct. SEATTLE or. A taxidermist 31 1881, the daughter of Henry saw Big Foot, tin creature whose arid Nancy Jones Lander, pioneers , ' . ... , i of the community. Mrs. Prather ""-"" ' had lived in Portland since 1918 the people of the Weitchpee area surviving are three children, of northern California guessing, is Mrs. .May Hanks, Portland. Mrs. an Indian gone wild. Jack (Winnie) Melton, Itoseburg, At rnrheit said he and another and Harold Weatherford, Los An- lamlermisl. Bub Titmus of An.; Boles; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Cran- rir-rson. Calif., inspected the tracks' Mill City; two grandchildren 2.1 miles north of Weitchpec last! ''d two great-grandchildren. Saturday and found the prints to I Funeral services will be in the ha vfrv larep Hefimta human f fiiannl nf ijinf mil flrr Mni-tiiarv - , ih. iri..i ln.i .larf fr,,,t Policies tracks." K.-.day at 2 p.m. with the Rev. 1 Sherman Adams, who resigned un- , lhe l,lll,,s, Indicated the Corbelt said the clearest orint George Knox of the Weslside,der fire Sent. 22 in the wake of "" "u . "v was 16 inches long, i inches across Christian Church officiating. Con- j criticism of his relations with Bos at the heel and 7 Inches across ! eluding services and interment will ton industrialist Bernard Goldfine David W. Kendall, a former as sistant secretary of the treasury and now a Washington attorney, I was named to succeed Morgan as 'special counsel. Both appoint ments are effective .Nov. 1. .Morgan, 49, of New York City, 'will serve under Wilton B. Per sons, who was sworn in Tuesday ' L'inl.n...a,la okicf atria Persons is taking over the top "''"H .i i-mm i u iiciS" criticisms of each other's approach to handling international commu nism. Sen. Hubert if. Humphrey (D Minn) and Democratic .National Chairman Paul -M. Butler lashed out Tuesday night at what tiiey called the Kisenliower adminislra- KARACHI. Pakistan (AP) -President Iskander Mirza ruled Pakistan under martial law today after abolishing the government to clear the way for writing a new constitution. International Chemical Workers i nion, saiu: sucn political cen sorship can only lead to one con elusion lhat administration poli cies can i siana purine examina tion." In a similar vein. Butler said the administration is Irving to or all international commitments make it appear that criticism of The nation has a mutual defense us foreign policy is "somehow treaty with the United States and treasonable." belongs to two anti-Communist al- Butler. speaking to a Democrat-, liances, the Baghdad Pact and the ie dinner in Wichita, Kan., called Southeast Asia Treaty Organiza tion, attemnt tn imnnse nnliliral ' -p;s icm.ich., ui una s of Its fnreipn v ouuii. Supreme Court ! Husb-and Stalks 0KsAPPintment Estranged Wrf SALEM (API The state Su-1, pre me Court today approved the I at IfM nMJJMf rMRT appointment of Howard A. Ran-1 VWI ITOn I I Half I kin, Portland, as chairman of the ..,, , . , , state Board of Bar Examiners I PHOENIX. Anr (AP) Her.h.l d"ring the next year Crosser walked into the busy Tk. .nn.i.irn..i u , , r-Am.1 Brmeiit faclory Tuesday and ask mend'ed "d Tto"rTn ft hi. -Th.. of the State Bar. The Board of PH'.l'Afi' .d "iiu,... Bar Examiners conducts the ban " J-""n," ' -"""" Mrs. Irene Crosser. 37. a factorv also approved the I 'upersisor. emergea irom culling Dl llimmrn eunuusi. inc .... i , - , , sr.. i i i d i. ; .. . l : ar..(. i going to gel snoi. . . r -r":;...r .";. ..." I , . ' -Mrs. Irene Crosser. 37 vain ui. The court ; be in i s'.on. the ball of the foot A logger in the area, Gerald Crew, last week brought out a plaster cast of a clear footprint. "The story behind this is that there was a mentally deficient ln di.n boy who was kept chained by lus parents," Corbelt said. "W hen this boy was 17 years old, 28 years ago, he broke the chains and disappeared, lhe Indians found his clothes but never saw him again. They said he had ex tremely large feet. "We talked it over a great deal and figured this man now must ne e ieei t incnes to t leci o incne i . .;.ipr tali. W'e thought he might weigh , grandmother, as mum as vnj iiuiius, no iiibuc firm footprints in hard ground. "Measuring the footprints for a distance of more than 60 feet, we found tbe average stride was 50 inches. We checked this against the stride of a man feet 4 inches tall, with long legs, and his stride was 30 inches. "W'e were told by people who law footprints made when this un known man was running that they were 10 feet apart. "I know positively this Is a hu man being. "It seems logical that It is this Indian who disappeared and is liv Civil Bend Cemetery, Win- Terry Michael Bailey Succumbs In Hospital cussing the issue uniil election clay. Itepublicans in turn attacked the Democratic criticisms. Kepuhlican .National Chairman Meade Alcorn said the l)omocrats secni politically willing to under- Adams is staying on in his White iioustj work temporarily for the purpose of effecting what he has termed an orderly transition. Since the Morgan and Kendall appointment! are effective Nov. 1, this would appear to be the prob able time for Adams' departure. Terry Michael Bailey, 11-year- The selection of Morgan and crisis, n'd on of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kendall completes the top echelon T. u-w- Sham Word f T 1 : 1 thm. UU.t llnncei ,w "" "WIU' Ht.scburg hospital Tuesday lollow- staff. mg a prolonged illness. South Umpqua Gun Club To Show Film By VIRGINIA PROCTOR Featured at Thursday nmht's mine American diplomacy durina South I nipqua Rod and Gun Club this most serious challenge." lie ineetin? will be a filmon big ccused them of favoring appease- game hunting with bow and arrow. ment of Red China in the yuemoy (iOP National Committee spokes- to be shown at a social hour follow- 1 ki. tl V, I -N0 disturhances were in nun win concern elephant hunting. lhe biiMiiess meeting Is slated i Mirza. a 59-yearold former ma 1 jor general, took over Tuesday I with strong criticism of politicians who have led Pakistan from one political crisis to another since the British separated the Moslem na tion from India in 1947. The Presi dent outlawed political parties. He named Gen. Mohammed Ayub Khan, commander in chief of the Pakistani army, as chief martial law administrator and'... . u . r J placed all armed forces under! Musing nuntcr round, minninlmanlt nf RrilC Soailidini! and Watson D. Robertson, both oflwa,nf. Portland, and John R. Dellenback. Medford. to three-year terms on the board. They succeed John J. Coughlin. Portland, retiring chairman: Jack H. Dunn. Portland, and Edward M Murphy. Roseburg. The other members of the board are William Ganong Jr.. Klamath Kalis; Reginald S. Williams. Sa lem; Samuel M. Bowe. Grants Pass, and Harold B. Hutchinson fnd William J. Moshofsky, both of Portland. room just before Crosser gave his men said they expect Eisenhower for 7 p m. Each second Thursday He was born in Roseburg April Detroit SteDS Up Its 21, 1947, and was a student it U.ti p;. ,; Benson School. 1 Anh-Polio. Campaign surviving. Desiaes nis parents. hl-troit ( ap Dr .Insenh r. Molncr, Detroit - Wayne N ember and December, simi lar programs will be held as part of the current membership drive. Joni Rae; paternal airs, conn aauev: i i.u i u.j , , . ., .- - uciiiu "umimasiuiit-i , lauiiiitcu a . i Bh ' J- ,ul,e' stepped-up inoculation program to all of Roseburg. !H.v ,n lh. h.ltl. .in.t Ih. are. itequiem mass will be In St. ; -.f:. .,j.mi. Catholic Church I'ridav ii. i to have some sharp words for his critics wiien the President begins 1 personal campaigning next week. Humphrey, vice chairman of the i durn'-; which the initiation fees Democratic Senatorial Campaign have been suspended in both the blies county lommiuee, accusea r.isenuower ot .loinn Ltnpoua Hod and (jun Club attempting "to stille public discus- and the afliliated South sion of the Quenioy crisis " Archers. lhe senator, in a speech to the reported . ment offices and at key installa tions. Crowds cheered the soldiers in some places. .Mirza annulled the constitution, dissolved the central and provin cial governments and abolished the national and provincial asseai- The two provinces of Pakis tan, separated bv 900 miles of In- million per- Impqua dia. contain about 81 sons. Joseph' at 9 a.m. Recitation of the rosary will be in the chapel of Long and ' Orr Mortuary Thursday at 7:30 1 p.m. Committal will be private. I Understanding Children Discussions Scheduled Molner said lhat in addition to emergency inoculation centers op erated by his department, other: centers will be opened to groups ! of at least 500 persons willing to bear part of the expense. Such groups will get Salk vaccine at $1 a shot but must arrange for a place to give the shots as well as for doctors and nurses. Seven new polio cases were re ported in Detroit Tuesday to bring the total thus far this year to 519 cases and IB death', compared! with 172 cases and 2 deaths last year. I ot- Ol Ionization of a series of dis cussions on understanding children I will take place Thursday in a 7:30 I p.m. meeting in the social artsj i building of Koseblire llluh Kchnnl ing wild. He docs his traveling at according to Wayne Schulz, exe night. He has not molested any-'cutive secretary of the Y.MCA. ' one. vve learnea mese iracKS nave; Participating in the community i T heen appearing for the past 10 I program, will be the county Child Coos, Curry, Ejsr Lane 5,r- iGuidance Clinic. Douglas County A D..-...J Corhett said Titmus Is preparing I chapter of the Oregon Kducation ! roresr Mre eopenea lo set up camera traps in an ef-jAssn., cuunty Juvenile Advisory) SAI.KM AP Gov. Robert fort to obtain a photo of big foot. Council, county PTA Council. Rose- D. Holmes today reopened forests burg Ministerial Assn., the Y.MCA: in Coos, Curry and eastern i-ane CARL'S TV SERVICE Back In Business AT SAME LOCATION 249 SE Jackson Ph. OR 1-4126 If Ns Answer Ph. OR J-S17I Pickup I Dalivcry-Call Anytime and the adult education deDart- ment of Roseburg public schools. The result is expected to be the discussion series, in which mater ials, panels and other media will be organized for the understanding of children in age groupa of 6 8, 911, 12-14, and 15-17. FIREMEN CALLED OUT Roseburg rural firemen were called to the home of Kdward Rausrhert, 1550 NW Mulholland Dr., at 10:25 a.m. Tuesday when an on stove overheated, rso dam age was reported. counties. He has closed them to entry, except by permit, last Friday be cause of lhe severe fire hazard and the consequent danger of per mitting deer hunters lo enter those areas. The governor's was recommended forester. There now are no closed areas on state or private lands, except where timber owners have forbidden hunters to enter. The Forestry Department said the fire hazard Is much lower now than it was a few days ago. Pope Pius Reported To Be Near Death (Continued From Page One) one such report. The Vatican ficialiy denied it. Given Extreme Unction II was reliably reported that the Pope had been given F.xtrcme t uition the last rite for the dying or tho.se in danger of death for the second time. It had been given for the first tune as he lay in a coma Monday alter his first stroke. At noon IH a m. KST), a Vati can radio broadcaster, speaking Irom the Pope's antechamber, said at the time the Pops was '"resting." He added lhat the coiuiiiion of the pontiff was unchanged from Ashland Man's Bail Forfeited Violence In Oakridge Area To Be Investigated mo SIMULATED PEARL NECKLACE just for watching a FRIGIDAIRE WASHER DEMONSTRATION ft feshtoa-styled by Da Barry snatching solitaire pearl clasp OFFER LIMITED, SO PLEASE HURRY! lUtmmValku District Attorney Talks Before Drain Lions Club running himself ROSEBURG 648 S. I. Rose Diol ORchord 3-5574 I ALLIGATOR-GRAIN CALF ? a-w Prlce'0n,y ,z w-!cs J W iQjL-tt-iLjlij' TV fin hMM wl look lhat lmn if tffijjfrjV Wi poised too, narrow fveinMj al. kj VA.trw, 0 r Thi Swre W.t Tfc QrBMWi fit o j I tin which several hours before had I announced the second stroke and I said the Pope had made some ! slight improvement. action today The hroadcaster said the Pope's ih . temperature was 37 decrees cen uy me sidle ,-..,. QU . l-.,!,,...!...., . bet his puNe was 103. very high. The radio spokesman added that "at that moment" the pontiff was in a slate of lethargy, "prob ably under the effects of tranquil izers administered to him." "ihe second attack was of the same type as that which felled the rionliff .Monday, a cerebral circu atory attack which produced coma and partial paralysis. It came on hnn at 739 a m. fl 30 a.m., KST I. fust 47 hours first stroke. learned uniifficiallv at the Vatican press office that the Pope's heart was weakening and had become irregular af'cr the second attack. The Vatican radio said the pon tiff had regained consciousness for a time and requested Holy Com munion hut was unable to swal low the hovt. the thin wafer of un leavened bread representing the oi.dv and blood nf Christ. uim r.D trni cm wa Xhrn B'ven Al'sl,in- hub caps stolen ! forgiveness of sins-and apparent Roseburg police are checking i v hecame inconscious again soon Into the theft sometime Monday 1 f'fipr iiiKiu ur rarir lucsuay morning of four hub rips taken from a 19oK vehicle parked at the Lockwood I sed Car lot. They were renwved from an Edsel car. according to Harry W. Lockwood, owner, of 2007 NE Stephens St. The lot is located at &K Oak Ave. and Rose St. Municipal Jud"e Randolnh Slo- ciun today ordered S75 hail for Rav Chester Clark, Ashland, forfeited when the defendant failed to ap-1 pear fur trial. ! Clark was arrested by Roseburg police Aux 28 following an alter cation in the downtown area and cited on two counts, public inloxi cation and disorderly conduct. ! Judge Sloctim fined Joseph Lifth-! r r,.r.V, umV.,u- na timer int., quines will be made into a train ion ivimnms. neauie. iia eacn alt-! derailment, a number of threats er the pa.r entered pleas of guilty i ,d damage suffered bv logging to vagrancy charges. Both were ; vehicles and a state police car. picked up by police on Tuesday. , The current major labor dis Hnes were paid and the men re-1 pte in the Oakridge area is a lt'ascd- i strike by the International Wood- Yesterday William Marshall I workers of America against the Weis. 27. of Portland nleaded cull. limes I.'imher Ci lhat reported in the medical biille- ty to a vagrancy chaise. He wall The strike began June S and EUGENE (AP) A county grand jury Thursday will begin an investigation of violence in Oakridge. Dist. Atty. Eugene Venn says. Venn said there have been "cer tain acts of lawlessness in the Oakridge area apparently asso ciated with a pending labor dis pute." About 20 persons will testify In the investigation, said Venn. The district attorney said In- Detectives Cordon Selhy and Bill Dowdy and factory workers told this story: While 57 employes, mostly wom en, scurried for cover. Crosser stalked his wife for about eight minutes. As they circled the long tables lined with sewing machines and fabrics, plant manager Howard Ritchart and others asked Crosser to put down his gun. Emmit Rogers. 18, a cutter, stood between Mrs. Crosser and the r.ian with the gun. Hid Under Counter Mrs. Crosser hid under a table as others pleaded for her life. Finallv h anneared rearlv In nut TILLAMOOK (AP) A M year- the gua down Tw0 fac,ory work ers, tleo Little and Myrtle Pierce, esco.ted Mrs. Crosser to the rear. Then Patrolmen Clarence Bald- Weak, But Still Alive old hunter missing since Monday was found in the woods today, wet and weak but alive. Members of a searching party carried Frank H. Sullivan by stretcher over rough terrain to a road. An ambulance waited at the road to bring Sullivan here. He was found 20 miles south of Tillamook. WANTS CONVENTION MILWAUKEE, Ore. (AP) A convention to revise Oregon's Constitution was suggested Tues day night by Mark Hatfield, Ore gon's secretary of Slate. Hatfield said 90 amendments have made the document more a code than a Constitution. win and Jay Larson arrived in re sponse to an alarm. Crosser spotted Baldwin and fired at him, barely missing his shoulder. Then he fired two shots at h.s wife, being led away by the two women. She fell dead. Crosser then killed himself with a single shot in the head. Later the detectives said Mrs. Crosser left her husband six weeks ago because he hit her with a rock. Why did he take a gun to see her? The detectives said he wanted her to sign some papers forfeiting i her rights to his property. jaiicd in lieu of a $25 fine. has idled about 200 men. 150.00 REWARD For information leading to the arrest and con viction of tht parson or persons damaging the loader in my gravel pit on October 2, 1958. RALPH FISHER BOX 167 WINSTON, ORC Phone OS 9-8493 Avery Thompson, election to succeed Douglas County district attorney, at,r t1e reviewen nis worn luesnay niglll, j in a iaiK Deiore ine urain i.ions Club. He praised the function of the grand jury system and the judg ment shown by Douglas County grand juries. Thompson said he has tried at all times to submit all available information to the grand jury to have ils combined judgment behind all decisions in criminal matters. fympictty in fie$fy THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE BAND Washington, D. C "INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED" 'Marf ft. Colonel George S. Howard CONDUCTOE Feeearinf Faaaoua SINGING SERGEANTS ml TALENTED SOLOISTS TRVLY GREAT Mi SIC BY A GREAT BASD SUNDAY OCTll i, ma fwjvaaaaj Beasrixaea; fwnh yasihiJ li o n . Inns Re ' n) fee lwf Cim, o O CELEBRATING OUR . n yvr;--? n ( ma Q ArR r With 2 Special Purchases, each a really outstanding fashion value ... a way of saying, "thanks' for 3 grand years in Roseburg. All the glorious new fall fashions are now here in all their splendor for your selection. Come, see them to day. For style and quality, you'll love to shop at The Style Shop. CAPRI PANTS NEW PLAIDS FOR FALL! 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