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o o G O o O 2 Th Nwi-Rviw, Roseburg, Ore. wed. Oct. 21, i58 j Fewer Chinese khelle Pill I I nor. S'SS'fi R'versdale Grange Quemoy Islands (Continued From Pact One) CHeQUieS reSTIVQI i j .l - ... ihm nrrtrwrit V ? . hone." n the individual peo- By BEVERLY CHRISTIAN pies. By GENE KRAMER TAIPEI, Formosa (API County Carriers WWt In Rcseburg I The Tri-County Unit of tht Ore gon Rural Letter Carriers' Assn. Pis?Of-lAckint i Wife, Ex-Convict Taken After Fight POCATELLO, Idaho (AP) Pasternak Refuses To Accept Nobel Literature Prize Slide lwi Receives Plans For Gymnasium Preliminary plana (or tht saw Glide Elementary School gymnasi um were presented to tht school board Tuesday night and Nov. t (hi met in the Veterans of Foreign Police arrested a young ex-convict c . ,,D1 ' Dua 7. -I.M ,ederal JuaP, . y "P . k' ! (.,h': War. RmlHin? ,n Rosehur over and his nistol-Daekins u-vear-old STOCKHOLM. Sweden (AP) - was .et ai a special meeting night , controversial legislative act which Federal judge Upholds Limiting Of Negro Voting MONTGOMERY. Ala. (AP)-A federal judge today upheld the ne;e"c'rnmuniV'a,,.lery sTelled , gilding in Roseburg over and hi, pistol-packing. IHhhM' Li AZ Bor P..t.rn.k togoutgoVrm n,.m .,. ,.. u... .k. ..,..! the weekend with representative! i wife Tuesday night after a brief i Soviet Author Bona Pasternak to- "" "Why should not discords and Fall Festival will be held Satur- disasrcements be finally com- day with ham dinner being fea- ' , ' . , ' Ouemov aoain tnd.v hut iher. the weekend with representatives i wife Tuesday night after a brief The annual Riversdale Grange rumL?'? Aiy?l 1 oresent from Douglas. Lane and gun battle. The man was wounded. ea uuiu tauio C3U.g Wl ICIiaiUll UCI ' " - nosed equitably? Why should not t A Mt - and the ingenuity of; .. the offshore island crisis AP correspondent David Lan cashire, on Quemoy. said the :n i . I nmmnniKt artillrv firr1 tnnnri. .... . - . . ni. uiner program nems win oe a .,, man and the nchea of the peoples, i lc,Uy through the morning used freouently to prepare arms bake hop with fancy rolU, bread, Wednesday was an oddnum- pernicious instrumenis oi o-am ana pasiry. mere win oe nome-bered day. meaning unlimited national convention held in Ues and destruction be used to in-1 made candy, a grab bag with ! shelling under the Reds' strange; Moines, Iowa, while his wife gave crease the weu-Deing oi au vidsca gIItj lna a country store. The announced new lacuc. mey ml similar report 10 me lames Coos Counties. i Officers hailed the pair at the A noon politick was followed by i open window of a local garage, meetings of the Letter Carriers, The man. peppered in the hip by and the Ladies' Auxiliary. John Crocker of ilexiford, state : president, gave a report on the particularly of the evening will close wiih a 10 nm .'they would not fire on even num ; auction. , bered days into Quemoy's land- Mrs. E. G. Troielle it dinner ' na ,'nvnea i ne nation- chairman. Other chairmen are of cituens, needv? Must Ovircomt Difficulties jalists to ship in supplies then. group. Lee Van Allen of Shedd tate secretary, was present all but eliminated Negro voting in day refused to accept the Nobel! " B , ',K '",:," ,,"' ! . n, inrfo. Fr-nk w John. Prize for Literature. He referred (he prebmiatry pln, over t0 the ion jr. threw out a complaint to "the aociety I live in." board. ! filed by a group of Tuskegee Ne- Pasternak sent a cable to Dr. Gas and oil contracts for the , grow challenging ! the constituUon Ander. Oesterl.ng. permanent aec diitnct were awarded, with, the , a ity of the ; 19S7 l .winch re- mnmaiir hefnr. sivin himoir . .... o....J:.t. j ! Texaco Co. winning tne contract , "S"i V"J """"" " Zo -;reiary o. me noyai aeUUo c 1 , for , h , , ,ne dl5.keee uf ihirii uiirHi ih. inrt .. . .. - .11 Th Wis alive act virtually halt- " " Nobel prizes. Tidewater will supply P S. 200 light ; d Negro voting in Tuskegee hy -Because of the meaning at.rib-' fuel od at 13.29 "cent, per gallon . excluding .1 predomin.n ly Ne. uted to this award in the aociety for Deer Creek ichool. and sU I ' a blast from one cop s 12-gauge shotgun, emptied bis .45 - caliber1 Andera Oesterling, permanent aec None of the four officera was hit and the man's wound lieved serious. Police identified him aa David "We know it is true that in Mrs. Ethei puller lnd Mr, Fj0 There were these signs of Lh! - UR?y'Ons.;X of Ft -Cotten"; ") ' ".S ! hU. VT $3ne7breLC of the Ladies Auxiliary was held. n Id. wif Rettv Jean riirf Mr Dorr Pitnev nf V hrpnrp ua in KA nnni... K.. I me bringing about ao laudable, so Anderson, bake ahop; Mrs. N. C. i , nsl0n: , ! chosen president: Mrs. Bernard off icen found a loaded pistol on praisewonny a prupuamim .nu iu vvaiiin and Mrs. t. N. Downing, , , i V oever oi suinernn, vice presineni; her when they searched her later. level me aiucrencea uioio candy: tne l.range Youth Group, , j ana .virs. noy Simpson oi ttose- grave and intricate aiiucuiuei m ; grab bag and Mr. and Mrs. Don , ' ,,cu '""""" """ ' '';burg. secretary-treasurer. A the way. but they must be victor- Young and Gene Atwood. country mi1" J!..c("'sla' "'fr claimed I ectlon w Uken for materials lously overcome, even if by force. , store. I"v nra nina. u was learnea. ror handicraft for the Park School !"..- - . ...... i The spring meeting will be held1 r.,;.. .m i. pi D...: thankful Pasternak said. "Do not! The Eugene Music Co. bid of take my voluntary refusal with $423.26 on musical instruments was any 111 will." I accepted. Other bidders were Oestering received a cable from ! Ricketu Music Co., $31818, a n d f cj(y were ,eft undi,turbed V-W-, wv.v. nan i His quickness in going before; the radio to give his thoughts to . .... ihe world was taken as a sign that, fcpimai invfiriginng sued none of its "serious warn-l ings" that its 12-mile limit was being violated. ose- Tk. -itA i ' vesiering receivea a cauie iioiu i ....v co'- nX ? V. r. .f?il1h. m. 'P'cn.ak Saturday expressing his Graves Music ( r MM-VrVgK'?u't ',he , :!n.7':.-,houupghri.n. -I. ,aw two person, in hi, office. ! Th e.h ik , re.d: V ough .. limits. A, a result, only 10 registered Negro voters were left inside the citv in contrast to the 420 who voted there before Ihe act was passed. The 600 white voters in . :j ; law claimed it aepnvea inem or in Lane County. he intenas nil reign to d a uy- L,ran(l Larceny Complaints 2 The chief Nationalist military namie one. Radio wai one of the spokesman, Rear Adm. Liu Hoh- meam frequently used by his pre- Deputies are investigating twoltu. said the Communist shelling decessor to give his mesiagea to (recent complaint! lodged with the now was viewed a, a nuisance the world and to try to reach the office of Sheriff Ira C. Byrd, in-1 bombardment to save face "be peoples of Soviet Russia, Red eluding one which could involve cause the Communists have known China and other Communist-dom-1 grand larceny. since the second week of their of- inated lands. j Owners of White Brothers Con-! fensive (in September) that their The new Pope la expected to Destruction Co. working in the' Rose-; chance to invade Quemoy was crowned within two weeks. ourg area reported mechanic gone Hospital News ;tion from Wisconsin. Mercy Hospital i Admitted 1 Surgery: Kenneth Manning. Oak land; Mrs. Cn, Hesedahl, Sulher-! lin Medical: Nicholas Doffing Oriss told police Lt. Earl Bovcei "Ld"JMU': uri h. hA i r.ri.r,. i, t.... isneo, auasncu and Montana most of the nast four Today's cable Indicated that in I jvears. and is currently on proba-i,ne meantime something had hap- mind. The author of the novel "Doctor Zhivago", which criti cal of communism, has been un der rigorous attack in the Soviet ! press. Named For Award astnn. ocouni. i esi. repons these firm, offered their right, guaranteed by the fed- ugene uia was iuw- , ,;,,,; Mrs. Arthur Selby, ; ,fcnc ' .hat renardleo nf - -- Newi-Review correspondent. Boy, 10, Admits Shooting Woman Cas Theft- Investigated By Sheriff's Office TK Kaa riff's t(itm it Iflilf i n 0 intil complaint lodged recently by a no supervision over . n pu-rr the motive of the Legislature in enacting the law. "this court has no authority to declare such act invalid after measuring it by any yardstick made known by the Con stitution of the United States. - This court has no control over. . ,K i a tools and logguig supplies valued i 3. U.S. Secretary of State Dulles "elarlf; "oseourg; uarence ,L h. "' than t-S were taken declared By WILLIAM P. JOHNSTON ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) A! i w-.... ..,F,nri,no to rhanee anv boundaries of mu- the theft recently of gasoline from nicipal corporation, fixed by a du a Highway 42 service station-gar- ly convened and elected legrsla- upon hn head Sunday. Nov. . in the climax at St. Peter'i Basilica a tk 4am thai kaoia witk thm .... . I nmnlBml ItlmA1 hu an lilltttrll Dl I fatal nines ot v ope nus at Lastei i -r; yv.f. ... nm a. ttinmrh i bt hp ih. -.lnuA nousewue inai vanaai, nave neen , ' Gandouo. . !,!.,, Bin and rietrnvtnip pnail.hni moment, they do not want to raise. Prepare Fee Coronation ! es in her locality. She said per-!''P,,ne 1 ' th,ir military ef- Vatican authoritie, prepared to-! " f"'?"'.'"! 5?.v?...e" ril"r?-1 . . . uik lu wir atelier icciiiit uii prri- ! Pasternak was named for the lO vear-old bov verbally admitted " ' me soviet press , ...,.,... m noiie. indav h. .hm a u..r asserted the selection wa, an ami- Bin t.ocnran. employe oi ow.urjr . , k.. le'wff'e" nenh h! VeTused 1 Soviet political maneuver. U Thomas, five mite, west of Win-, Prankster S Cag Nearly i- ti--i.': . .1... r. i f:nncnln riillarrf .l. ,.. innnert hv cnlrien nrh I n,ore "1,n ,s wr taken "n i.icu in nasninaiun inni neu the papacy, lopped by golden orb rnmnanv c.mn ,t Rnrni China seems to be "trvine to save1 Discharged and cross, pernapi wm ne piaceo i .,,, " : T.m,i.r i... k. ihemselve, from . In.. ,,f f.. Mrs. Dennis Johnson. Mrs. Jo- u'u nousewue wnen sne reiusea - - : . ,h incident oc.: - c.:... kJi.l,,n . " " " l.nrf . i " .."k seoh Harris and hahv Rnire Alan I " arop ner purse. rravua. uie omrui u.un.u u.si - -- - - - , wml ........r ' auuicuinc. -. - in- rnon, -'-,--. M.... i., ,.! party paper, neaped anuse on r'as-'h"-":-'"" - Deoutie. also are lookine inlo a lMY initiated but had been unahle , . ' V"V!lu." .:.."'. .1" 1 ernak and "Doctor Zhivago " It "" of gasoline ana some gas Dar- r. .... . - .. nri..i .........f., .. hi ..... i iii iui iua mtfUBiiuti v,uuiiv incr i . " . .1- ...... nL- I tu tumiuur sui vrviiHiY ... 11 Doufl 11 Cammunitv Hoimta. I L aiH ho chntiln rpirrt fhp S41 4n iia ne laivcu . , , 1 in s oiTice. inenimen me dov as .. ....-... " ' I - w v , tv a H a I-scau lle-inno (xd the .Roseburg; Grace McKarland, Rid- ,, .m,H' ,- .t,i, .t.., v.. : wa, broueht to the county iail. Medical: Mrs. John White, ..,.,., , ' ma It auarripd th Prize in Phv. .vi rs. aniriey (jrioisRy was snot i : - - " . - , -, - - ends. day for the coronation, the most1 colorful ceremony of the Roman Catholic Church, while messages of congratulation and beat wishes! named a cardinal at the conclu- poured In from chief, of state and ' ion- government neaa, or many na tiona. r.1 Cn.iat irtn,.. lot in him 1 i The Nobel Prize Committee pre-l Bloody Coat Found, sented the Russians with a dilem-! Civen To Police Conversation Stressed In Adult Spanish Class llannu I'amn I'al.f- VI n IIralil Dnriue Rirh'arrf Avrielnlt. Rn. i in front of hpr in ,hl! D"- burg. Mr,. Eugene Powell and baby J "liber bullet wound in the 1 fci? ffSirutlMl' " h-b -?. ver suburb was in ics Tuesday to three top-ranking! Roseburg police are investisating corner 0f Oak and Main St. a wheel Joseph T. Carey. Chatham Dr. I resident and Roseburg druggist, told police today a prankster near- ly caused I serious accident with I his car. He drove his children to school, 'then headed for downtown Rose burg over Oak Ave. bridge. At tne After his broadcast, Pope John ordered the reopening of Ihe doors nf the conclave area, where 51 princes of the church had gone through the three tense days of balloting that finally led to his selection. The College of Cardinals thus remains at its strength of 53 and its Italian representation stays at 17. One of the urgent problems awaiting the new Pope is the nam ing of new members to the col lege, which now has 17 vacancies. The new Pope gave sign that hi, reign may tend to one of broader rnoneration with hia Inn adticura Bells of St. Peters and of,Tne Vatican press office an Rome 500 churches pealed. nounced that he plans to reinstitite A brilliant sun shone over the j the regular or "calendar" audi Italian capital, which was In a I ences with the heads of the Vat festive mood. Throughout tne city I lean's congregations and other loo the posters announcing the death and funeral services for Pope Pius had disappeared. In their places were bright new posters hailing the new pontiff. There was juhilitatlon In Pope John's native north Italian hamlet, Sotto il Monte, and in Venice at elevation of the jovial, portly pat riarch who in the Catholic view hecomes the 2R2nd vicar of Christ on earth and a direct successor of St. Peter. Celebrations Held Bonfires burned Tuesday night end fireworks exploded at Sotto il Monte, a village of 1.7.13 in the shadow of the Alps, where the Pope was born the son of a poor farmer Nov. 25, 1M1. Three sur viving brothers and a sister still lie there. Venice glowed with lights. The city of canals went wild. As one of the first acts of his pontificate. Pope John elevated Msgr. Alberto dl Iono to the rank of cardinal. Magr. di lot io, 74, had served as aecretary of the papal conclave, and tradition is that the prelate who fills such duties is officials. Stress will he placed on conver se ion curing a apanisn Class, K.,nv ieiin: Mr. Del virKav and!"1011 scheduled to start at 7 p m. Thurs- baby DaVid James. Mrs. Wil-I Maraggos said the boy urb Tuesday evening. She Soviet scientista P. A. Cheren-j, blood-spattered coat, possibly be-, fcn off fair condition with a small-; .ov- 1'ran,k and Ior longing to a woman, found Tues-, lnvest estication showed someone i shoulder. na aan mp mv miican . - -, , i r .lutiiniK .t ui -iti mvu j .ii aay in room eight ot the social ; m Cook Jonnnv Moore. Rose-1 out of a sound sleep, first denied! "' r . beige In color. It wa, a car coal, driveway tne Soviets let tne scienusu ac- near M tarv Ave. j.... n,. inhi Th nr ua . cent the nhvsics award and at the ! . . .. j . ' lus . . . . l":. ' roused I. ,,,. !, Pa.i.m.k kp,. . ne .doming was ucscnueu parxea nexi to ia. arts building at Roseburg llilh kr. n.u' ir-.mh Vl ,.!,. 1. Ih. thnnttn hut later nrallv ail. Srn00' I old De Soma. Sutherlin. ' I mitted it after a ,22-caliber re- The course will cover the basic fundamentals of the language need- j CRUDE BOMB EXPLODES ed for traveling in Mexico. Alex I WALNL'T CREKK. Calif. IAP) , volver, believed used by the boy. ; and several other guns were found It said the Dhvsics award was R. Kennedy, adult education direct-1 a -niH hnmh man. u.iih' a i.ii in the basement of the Casey i fitting but at the same time it or. said. The course is intended pipe tossed through an open.home. t said it proved that the award for for beginners or for review. window of the Walnut Creek fire; Maraggos quoted the boy a, ' literature wa, dictated by "reac- Instructor will be Stewart Smith, ! station exploded with damaging svjng "1 didn't mean to hurt I tionar5' P0'lt'cal aim,. Roseburg High School historv I effect Tuesday night but all eight i . ' ,. .... .. .,.:.. ..I "Doctor Zhivago" has never teacher. Tuilion for the course will occupants of the building escaped j""' . "e .5am " uoulf " i been published in Ihe Soviet he $5. I'ersons may enroll by at- j injury, l'olice expressed belief it j uu ' - tending the first class meeting. ; was the work of juveniles. ' No charges were filed. The answer appeared tn the So-'mp jrrv Yoder 67 W. Corev viet press in Moscow today. The st., turned the coat over to police Russian, were setting up a aouoie ,fler her son found it in the lot standard on tne ivooei prizes MORE WARM WEATHER Temnnratures in Roseburg and i the surrounoing vicinuy win con- .. ... .a.. (t""e much bove normal throush McELROT in Ankara IMondav accordmg to a five-day tlook issued today oy ine l. Defense Secretary" il 'mTeU, BurPau- P"" W arrived in AnkaTa Udav fo ' Probably be light, occuring befoAi arrived in Ankara today ior a weot;Cnd. Maximum tempera round of talks with Turkish lead-;. wii rnze rom 60 to 70 de- Union, but it is being widely readjr' ""O" American military advis- jrees with minimum, from 34 to 1 abroad. i ers on Allied defense problem,. 1 44 aaaei a Ljaaafcaaaaaraaaiaaaai ccc hca fie... ..licuse scieaml Thu family tti-od prinhfd in the g'ar of their btiminf hnmr . 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