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Edward O'Neill hit returned to Miit Muriel Hortoo will be mov- David Morgan, itudent it I'ni
hii home in Portland, following a!ing toon from her former reti-' vl,v ' Oregon, u spending the
trip here to attend to business with dence, property of Mrs. Mabel Pat-1 weekend here visiting ht parents,
Paulus McKee. ! tersdtl, to her new location in the Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan.
Ll.vd Stutsman, advertising j mgMi 'p,nn"nt 00 F,,r St' .m D.il.y. employ, at the
miiuier of the News-Review re-1 Mr. and Mh. Eirv. H.mmii. -nf courthouse, is in Portland this
turned to his work Thursday, fol- j Roseburg and the Utter s brother
lowing stay in San Francisco ! in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
and Los Angeles attending to busi-, Harry Lloyd, of Tulelake, Calif..
ness and then going to Arizona ; who are spending ' few weeks I M phi(i Johnlm n return.
to enjoy hi. vacation. visiting here, spent Thursday at j ,d ,0 h,r no,e- fo0wing the last
week to be with her husband, Paul
who underwent serious major sur
gery Tuesday.
the mast
Mr. ana Mrs. berden smim and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey are
expected to return to their homes
in Roseburg today, following the
last few weeks vacationing in Hon-, out of Tucson, Am., where they
two weeks in Southern California
Dr. and Mrs. Charles K. Todd 1 "tending to businesa and visiting
snent the last week vacationing at friends.
the Korty-Niners dude ranch just i Mr. wii:.m Sand.trom and
daughter. Carol, spent last week-
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Frl., Mar. 6, 1939 The Newi-Reyiew, Roteburf, Or. 7
Bank Holdup Suspect Seen
In Pennsylvania Territory
'Safety Awird Made
olulu. They were accompanied on report enjoying excellent weath-' A rirama Pass visiting Mrs
Agnes Smith. They were joined
there by the former's son, Ronald
Sandstrom. who attends OT1 at
Klamath Falls.
Herbert Beyers of Salt Lake
City. Utah, son of Mrs. Cora M.
Bevers. 1353 SE Pine St.. Rose
burg. was honored at the national
institute annual fact finding con
ference 'of turkey and egg pro
ducers held in February in Kan
sas City. Beyers, who was born 56
the trip by Mr. and Mrs. C. Mc-ier and meeting a large number of
Donald of Lakeview, Ore., close i interesting families from the mid
friends of the Smiths. The Smiths j west and east coast. About 100
and McDonalds stayed at the Reef guests were at the ranch during
Hotel and the Raileys stayed at 'their stay there. Dr. Todd is on
the Hawaiiana Hotel. They made I the staff at the Roseburg VA Hos
the trip by plane. I pital.
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CYPRUS AGREEMENT An agreement which is hoped
will end the bloody internal struggles on Cyprus has
been reached between Turkey and Greece. Approval by
Britain, the present ruler of the island, is considered
certain. Greece and Turkey have agreed to give up their
own claims to the island, and it is planned to set tip
Cyprus as an independent as an independent republic,
with special constitutional protection for the Turkish
minoritv.
PORTLAND (AP A sifety
conference by representatives of
labor and- management at eight
Oregon pulp and paper mills open-
AI.TOONA. Ta. (AP) Police The chief said a hellhnp later ed nere Thursday,
and FBI aiicnis kept a constant discovered money wrappers from A top award was presented to
vikiI in mountainous central l'enn- the Hamilton bank in the vacated Publishers Paper Co. of Oregon
svlvania hxlav for Frank Law- hold room. The wrappers. Kouier City for having the lowest injury
rence Spreni. one of the FBI's 10 said, would have held $:2..V0. frequency rate last year.
most wamra criminals. Tne car wa, described as a
Sprenz, 29, sought for the $25.- dark blue Buick bearing Pennsyl
955 holdup of a Ham, Hon. Ohio, vama license plate 764540. Police
bank Monday, was reported seen said Sprenr was wearing a black
in this city of 75.000 Wednesday, leather jacket, bin sport shirt
Roadblocks were set up at key and hunting tap.
points but there was no sign of State police said he was identi-
the elusive Spreni. i ficd by witnesses through photo-
After the Hamilton hnldiin. Ohioi graphs.
police said Spreni stole an air-1 rllc mad continuing checks I
plane and flew 160 miles to Co- airports in the area and sent patronize News-Review AdvertUeri
shocton. He was reported near alerts to all pohee in Pennsyl- .
Canton Monday night.
Police Chief Paul K. Rourer of
i Altoona said a man fitting
; Sprenz's description registered at
i the small Altoona Hotel on the
outskirts of town early Wednesday
and checked out about 12:30 p.m.
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State Counsel Sings Blues
vears ago in canvonviue. is ine . .ana i . . i wm t
.Miout blues Writer s hund
turkey market co-operative in the
world. At the conference. Beyers! NF.W YORK (AP) The W. C. Northern, a New York City music
was surprised by receiving the. Handy Foundation for the Blind, teacher, as president of the foun-
nonor of being seiectea as ine inc., ana a lunu raiser, uaiu n
We Spring
Cleaned and
leading man in his field. He won
the honor over a large number of
prominent turkey and egg produc
ers in this country. Beyers started
with the Oregon Turkey Growers
here in 1929, then in 1930 became
vice president and assistant sec
retary of Northwest Turkey Grow
ers, which preceded Norbest. He
has served on numerous national
and international committees and
is junior past president of the Na
tional Turkey and Egg Assn.
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L'lrey, "seemingly dipped very
datinn.
deeply into a golden barrel for j comment on the attorney
their own selfish purposes," the general's action was immediately
New York stale attorney gener-1 available from l'lrey or any of
al office charced today I ,hose connect(,d wilh tne founda.
The foundation was established
by W. C. Handy, Nei;ro composer i llon
Pioneer Speck
In Vast Space
WASHINGTON (AP) Tiny Pio
neer IV, soaring toward a ren
dezvous with the sun, is a big shot
to America but only a speck in
the vastness of space.
Moreover, the distances
gold-plated 13-pound space probe
has already traveled iremen-i
dous by earthly standards are
but baby steps on the highways
of the universe.
Pioneer IV is due to become an
orbiting object in the soikr sys
tem, measuring some seven billion
miles in diameter, but still like a
small bubble in the ocean of
space.
The sun, around which the
earth and the eight other major
planets wheel, is only a minor
leaguer in the Heavens. It is only
one of some 200 billion s.ars in
the Milkv Wav galaxy.
The Milkv Wav itself, though
having a diameter of 600 quadril
lions miles, is only one ot millions
of other similarly vast systems in
the universe.
The tremendous distances of
space are measured in terms of
light-years. A light-year is the dis
tance that light, moving at 186,000
miles a second, would travel in a
. year's time. In mileage, it's
six trillion miles.
By such standards our sun. with
its tilanets and such earthly inter
lopers a the Soviet Mechta and
t.'ie American Pioneer IV, is just
a lonely soul tucked away in the
suburb of the Milky Way. II is 30
quadrillion miles from the sun to
the center of the Milky Way.
of "St. Louis Blues" and scores of
other melodies, who died last onor signed hv Justice Edgar J.
March 28 at 84. He had been blind . Nathan w)j(.h dlrec Urfv and
for years, and confined to a wheel- he follndation , snow cause noxl
chair by a stroke toward the end. J Thursdav whv ,hey should not I
Action against the foundation , reslramcd ,,., sol,clllns funds
and llrey was taken in fctteAIu" pending further legal action,
preme Court by the office of Atty. I
Gen.' Louis J. Lefkowilz.
An affidavit said "there is no
j Pump in Car
Rouzer said the man had a new
' water pump installed in his car
at a service station and drove to
ward the center of town.
ICBM Launching Sites
To Surround Spokane
SPOKANE (API The Army
Engineers said Thursday current
plans are to completely surround
the city of Spokane with nine un
derground sites to fire Intercon
tinental Ballistic Missiles.
The first Air Force announce-
The affidavit was attached to an ment last vear said three sites
would he built. But I.t. Col. Dnn
D. Deford. head of the Arrry En
gineers office here, said six more
will be added to surround Spokane
in every direction. The lCBM's,
which 'can carry an atomic war-
doubt but that a substantial sum"
1 has been "mulcted from the chan
nels of charity" through actions
by L'lrev and the foundation,
Bill Reconsidered
head 5.000 miles, will never be
fired from Spokane except in case
of enemy attack, he said.
FCC Opens TV Channel
WASHINGTON (AP) The Fed'
eral Communications Commission
SALEM (AP) The Senate
Thursday reconsidered the bill to
which was set ud to raise money Dermit the state Game Commis-
ir aid the blind. sinn in authorize Drivate hunting has rejected an application of
The foundation's letterhead lists ' preserves for shooting game birds. ! Oregon Radio Inc. for addi-
actress Tallulah Bankhead as a , It sent the bill back to the GameUional time in which to build pro
rfirortnr .nH author Pearl S Bilrk 1 Committee. nosed Channel 3 television atltion
and Nearo musician Nat (King)1 It was reconsidered after ohjec- KS1.M:TV at Salem. Ore., for
.u. Cole as members of the advisory 1 lions that the bill would permit which it received a grant in 1953.
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Senate Action Seen
On Hawaiian Bill
WASHINGTON (AP) Majority
Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (D-
Tex) said here the Senate may
act on six or eight bills inciud
ing Hawaiian statehood before
the congressional Easter recess.
One of the first probably will be
a bill to authorize an additional
48 million dollars for the civilian
space agency, approved by a com
mittee headed by Johnson.
He also listed for early action a
four-year extension of the draft
act. already voted hy the House:
a new svstem of federal tax on
insurance companies, a ho passed
by the House; and an increase in
IT. S. contributions to international
monetary funds.
Most congressmen exDert an
Easter recess from March 28 un
til April 6.
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