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o Phony Of 'Lost' Hunter Puts Him a r a Tum. Oct. 21, 19SS The News-Ravlrv, Roseburg, Or. 3 Community News Briefs in naneu ur Lav Rudolph kitiman, Roseburg City; Mr. and Mrt. Dl Moblay of, Mr. and Mrt. Chartos Bawers of, Mr. and Mra. O. R. fttontn of Mr. and Mr. Oaan Hoitattar of Councilman, hat been a patient at! Roseburg: were in Eiwena Satur- this cny spent Sunday at Lee a this city wero in Euen .Saturday th Veteran! Hospital in Portland! day for the homecoming football , Lake. i for th football game. for tha last week. I game of University of Oregon. Mrt. Kite Chapin of Willow Mra. RoV Cummins of this city been in Roseburg visiting at tha Springs, Mo., is in Roseburg visit-left Sunday for her summer place! home of Mrs. Jess Hicks. ing 4lr. and Mrs. Jobn 11. kodui- on we Kogue niver to join nir, Mrs. A. W. Cop of Bandon hasi Mack Pyl hat returned to his son. Mrs. Chapin is an aunt or Mrs. Robinson. The Robinsons took her on a sight-seeing trip to the coast v few dayt ago. Dr. and Mrt. Larry Burr visited Mr. and Mrt. Donald C. Wim-iin Roseburg over the weekend body and ton, Donald, and daugh- Cummins. who has been there the I "' . ill 7 last several days attending to busi-f "P . " hving been ill of nesJ I influenza at her home on SE Kane aircei. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Caesar, Mr. ...;.u .u . --a ana .urs. ueiana diuuiu iw Mrs T R Burr Mrs Burr' has , farl E. Wimberly of this city were been in KUmMn'F.ls'vifumg her Elkton la,, , Tuesday evening for mother and was joined there la.t" t 1 week by Dr. Burr and tha twoi'air of ots 0twt went on to Eureka. Call., to visit I u: n.k-r.k rarkmm. who has reiving medical treatment for a I friends before coming hera and (,een ,nending Walla Walla Col ics injury ne smirrw in a mnii uicu iriuiiiuiK iu uitu un m in Walla Walla, wasn., naa ter. Jane Ann. of Berkeley, Calif., spent the weekend in Roseburg vis Ming the former's father, G. V. Wimberly, who is a patient at Mercy Hospital, where he is re- fall while fishing. 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Comrum, for tha week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hannah and Dell Rast have returned to their homes in this city, after going to Portland Saturdav to take Mrs. Dell Rast to Good Samaritan Hos pital, where she reamined to re ceive medical treatment. Mrt. Han nah is a daughter of Mra. Rast. Mr. and Mrt. L. W. Riley of thit city spent the weekend in Corvallis visiting their daughter. Miss Patri cia, student at Oregon State Col- home here, following a successful duck hunting trip. Mr. and Mrt. A. F. Micelll and Mr. and Mrs. Horace C. Berg were in Eugene Saturday for tha foot ball game. Jim O'NaH whs has been attend ing Washington Stat College at Pullman, Wash., is hera visiting hi parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O'Neil. I art Hewlett, musical director, and Arnold Lake, chief of finance, at the Roseburg VA Hospital spent the weekend in Vancouver, Wash., with their respective families. Th Lew la Travel Service will present a motion picture on Italy at 7 p.m. at the Douglas County Library Nov. S. Thes travel pic tures are opes to the publie with out charge. Jack Isaacson of this city went to Sacramento, Calif., Sunday by plane to attend the funeral yester day of hit aunt, Mrt. Ernest Yea ger. He returned her last eve ning by plane. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kaser Sr. lege. While in Corvallis they also lett toaay tor i-aim springs, iaiu.. visited Mr. and Mrs. acou Williams i w ancnu mc n.un vvovu nw and family, former residenta of this city. Mrt. Don Bell left Sunday by automobile for Spokane, Wash., to spend the week assisting in the care of her granddaughter, Kathy Ann. who was born ucl. lo. to ner son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Lee bvans, ol that city. Mrs. Evans is the lormer Nancy Bell of this city. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Yeuna have left for their home in Oakland, Calif. Mrs. Young has spent the last several weeks here during the illness of her father-in-law. A. J. Young, and her husband joined her here for the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. Young remained here the rett of the week after the funeral before returning to California. Mr. and Mrt. Ray-Russell of Yucaipa, Calif., were housrguests this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hitchman on NW Har land Street. Mr. Russell was an 1 .f U, U.t.hmn in hi. logging operations near Silverton i following several days here, hav in 1944-45 The Russells are for-. "? . "T ".. ,d ! ' ation Show. They will be gone week and were accompanied south by Mrs. S. G. Palmer, who will be joined there for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Mabel Cox of Tucson, Aril. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Helliwell and son, Roger, of this city were called to Portland Friday by the critical illness of the former's fa ther. Barton Helliwell, who is a pa tient in the University of Oregon Medical School Hospital. Mr. Helli well is remaining in Portland to be with his father. Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Allen, who have been visiting their son, who is i colonel stationed in the Army at fort Lewis, wish., and then coming to Roseburg for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller, have left for their home In Cody. Wvo The Millers also formerly resided in Cody, Wyo. Dr. Irena Hunt and her sister, Miss Muriel Hunt, left Saturday for their home in Pasadena. Calif., thit city went to Eugene Saturday lor tne lootoau game. NEWPORT, Wash. (API Pro secutor Jay Jones said here that warrants have been issued chars- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fisher of ' v-r , ,,, T ,i J"X ? .if. lost spoKane iar hunter who this city were in Eugene Saturday for the University of Oregon-OSC homecoming gam. Mrs. H. C. Stearns, Mrt. R. D. Bridges and Mrs. Jamas Hughes spent Friday in Cottag Grove at guests of the women's golf club there. Marvin Walpole and Bob Han berg attended to business in Eu gene Saturday morning and in the afternoon attended the football game. Mrs. C. I. Srufaba of this city and her daughter, Mrs. Roy Deler yia, and the latter't daughter, Di ane, of Portland have returned from Carton City, Nev., where they visited the former's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr. Jack Wil liams, and family. Permit To Build Columbia Bridge At Astoria Given . SALEM (AP) The states of Washington and Oregon have been granted a permit by the Army Engineers to build a bridge across the Columbia River, Ore gon Highway Engineer W. C. Wil liams said here. "That doesn't mean a bridge is going to be built." he said. "It will have to ba finanaced first." Both legislatures must first de cide if they can afford the spsn, which Williams estimated will cost about 20 million dollars. The permit approval, Williams said, marks only one preliminary step. He said a j.unt committee of eight bankers will release find ings on the economic feasibility of the bridga in about a month. Preliminary plans call for a 4- mile span from Astoria, Ore. to 1 0f Chewelah on Thursday morn- was never lost at all, and bit wife. Jones said the chargea wer filed in Superior Court her Fri day under a section of the Wash ington cod pertaining to obstruct ing justice. Handwerk went bear hunting in tha rugged Z Canyon area near Metaline Falls, Wash., Oct. and a widespread search was carried on for mora than a week bv by sheriff's officers, volunteers, Stat Patrolmen and Air Force men. Thursday, Handwerk was found hitchiking near Ellensburg and was taken into custody on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He told police ha and hit wife had an argument and that h plan ned to "disappear" three davs be fore leaving home on the hunting trip. Family Argument Told Mrs. Handwerk told reporters' after hi arrest that they had argued but that she didn't think I it was serious. She had also joined the search for him in the canyon. Handwerk had gone to I.os An geles after leawng the hunting area, then started back home through Portland and Olympia to make up with his wife. Jones said Saturday Handwerk was charged with delaying and ob structing an officer by failing to advise officers of hit whereabouts at a time when he knew they were searching for him. Handwerk had told Ellensburg police he picked up a portable radio in Olympia to follow newt of th search for him. Jones said the warrant on Mrt. Handwerk charged her with with holding from officers important information concerning motives for her husband'a disappearance. The misdemeanor case will be heard by Judge Albert I. Kulzer ISSEBURC g I Jr. High Schools H .f V Jos.ph Lant And Roseburg Central rj? I) ( i i mer Roseburg residents having lived in this area for a number of years during which time they became members of the Adventist denomination. The Russells are hoping to find a place to their lik their mother. Mrs. F. W. (Eliza beth) Hunt. While here they visit ed a number of friends. They are former residents of thit city. Dr. Hunt practicea medicine in Pasa dena and her sister. Muriel is a ing to come back to th area to ' registereo nurse worning wun ner. make their home. Mr. and Mrs. LeNoir Krus, for mer Roseburg residents, have re turned to the area to live after having lived near Sutherlin for two years and in Modesto, Calif., for almost two years. They are now living on Quail Lane. They have two children at home, Lynelta and Lynden. who are attending Rose burg Junior Academy in grades I and 5. They also have two older daughters. Santa, who is studying dietetics at Walla Walla College in Washington, who has chosen to at tend classes every other year and work alternate years, and Elinor (Dolly), who is secretary to the publishing department secretary of th Central California Conference of Seventh-day Adventists with headquarters in San Jose, Calif. In addition to her regular work. Dolly goes to San Francisco thre times a week to act as organist for the series of evangelistic meetinga The Flight of Time being con ducted by Elder Robert Dunton. Both Sarita and Dolly are former students of Roseburg Junior Academy. According te word received her Mr. and Mra. L. B. Dage, who have been in Seattle visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dage, were involved in a two-car collision in Seattle Satur day night. Mrt. Walter Dage was also in th accident. Mrs. L. B. Dae it reported to have suffered a fractured skull and scalp lacera tions and Her knee fractured in two places. She is hospitalized in Seattle. Mr. Dage and Mrs. Walter Dage. who escaped with only min or injuries, ar it th Walter Dag home. Megler. Wash. The permit re quires the bridge have a vertical clearance of 198 feet and be built to accommodate a ship channel 1,250 feet wide. Williams estimated construc tion, once started, would take two years. Children Have To Attend School. Miss Ike's Call MAPLEWOOD. N. J. (AP) Gregory and James Khalaf, ages 7 and 9, had to go to school last Tuesday just as their mother was expecting a telephone call from President Eisenhower. Mrs. Anabelle Khalaf. an active Republican, was chosen to kick off a COP telephone campaign. The boys have since received letters from the President who wrote: "When I talked to your mother this morning sh told me you had tried ... to come up with a valid excus for staying horn from school. "I agree with her decision that school is most important and promised to send this little note to make up for the fact I could not say 'hello' to you personally." ing. The two will be free on their own recognizance until their ar raignment in court here. Maximum oenaltv for the of fense it 90 days in Jail or a $250 fine. 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