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Newspaper Page TextC(be 3&W$'MteU) In The Day's News Published by Ntwi-Rtvitw Co., inc., S4S S I. Main St., Rowburg, Ort. Charles V. Stanton Editor and Manager George Castillo Addye Wright Allillonl Editor Bulineil Monogtr Member of the Associated Press, Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, the Audit Bureau o( Circulation Entered as second c! matter May T, 1920, at the post office at Roseburg, Oregon, under act of March 2, 1873 Subscription Rates on Classified Advertising Page EDITORIAL PAGE .By FRANK JENKINS From Kort Dix, N.J.: in the Army did him a lot of good. Elvis Presley left this army post; If to, WW ..,.i. i,i .,riiv r..a,u. W ell. its like this: willing and able to resume hit I He became a celebrity very show business activities. He heard young. Being a celebrity is dan-; 5 a.m. reveille for the last tune. ' pruus uumum.. u irL.n;n, era! II" With his separation papers and bisjbiijnness it upsets : all the normal I M AnV Q 11 1 Tl 0 11 A I Y QtlY . ....... J jy School Buildings Necessary final pay of $109.34, he will be on his own. As he passed through the gates School Enrollments Bring Room Shortage Lenten Devdtions Ttxt: Luke 22:7-23,- Matt. 26:17-30; Mark 14:12-31: John 13:1-18:1. The forces of evil were fast Trt Thp Trlttnr istandards. It leads those who III iJ IV WltOIHAOIIWIIOI I Willi I i u,,uld like to thank vou for the closing m upon Jesus to put Hun achieve it to think they are sonic-1 ! excellent editorial in the March 2,to death. This Jesus knew, ana thing special and wonderful that t0 The Editor: , has studied that evaluation and has I issue of The News Review concern- was hurriedly bringing His plans ,k... .l....', nAal i,. l;....2,k.. .k.. - . ... .l- i . i i . l . .. , .. . i : i. ..kn,.. In a virlnnniis c nnav ,is iiav mil lhi Armv ore- i ' ' ' . , . u.v"j mc ,, um,M hi ,n from some of lb sli lurui ine pnsicai nevus ui ine ing me scnooi oonu issue, n " r- - j V.n .J?.AVLl'JZuJZ?LFri'to "" ? veraRe peo-f,." "".h. B..'iSn ,1. district. Now is the time for all ed that a knowledge of school prob-i The word "Passover" used in ' relief. Hi tour of duty presented , ?'es Mfat"" be mor dan-1 umn that the School Board of Dis-; of us to forget our deference, ot lems and thought were put into the .Pf a",s 10 f P problems. One of the big problems ous ,han that- trict 4 has really gone wild , opinion and get iit and vote for writing of it. ! mercy 5S It was eSntfalt"" iscreaming fans and milling news- , fci. K;i.k TTTT. a., r,.... proposing the school bond issue the school bonfr-ftsue. We have j A (cw people have been very ",?,,,,'" 'y.d n : d lak,. ft.. r7. u p ioaq men every time and everywhere he Pr'" fL'ed O J , h Jbt will be voted on .March 9. gooa eoucaion in noseDurg. uy vocal in tnejr 0)poslion to school fj j h home t ie Pa VJi 4 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. -Tue... Mor. 8, 1960 4ppeared. U'SmJTnW J. i us look back at the rather lur-, rk"'lh",le ""1 bt bonds. 1 am sure their intentions , d,e Z Jf TBI . . . j K..I..,. k.finp.. ,.f lha HlctrWI IP. in O Uiail.'M V JUUIIR uwui.: ! r .ha hnct nnuPV'Pr amuKUi .. .. ..." I hiH w flutniini hi rrf urnrlr and Hiam. "u.c.ii iii.ui . mi ... ... ... . . , ( t -( . . ... ,. .:aicuiiiiL T u';:";; we can give them for the future . who likes to . tf. """P?.. that . thn I """'Vr.-. i. hoi !' P"ssocr was inslllulcd . 'lor H,i.aiinn fiii uniino npnnip I UWUUJ; . "-- . ,,.b f iamo was io uie in inc place uf hndv Hnniui hard wnrk nrf nisiory oi me aiMnci w --'"a m . ' -r",..1"r;r : are 01 tne oew. nowe. . . . n,. rsl born. ust . rhrui a,.. But. his superiors sav. he made!ii n..i thv ar. ,-1 , ,Vvise why ihis building program is '1cu:u,r ler ""5uuia.''u" I information is obvious in tneir iei- MSS0V.P was -sacrifi,....i f,' . a FINE soldier. He came in as a i everybody. Especially a certain ; necessary and uow it was arrived ha, ,aces them iow iniuu miu ust iu uic i"viamouni 01 nara woris. ine pnm-c- 1 ir w r Fnfdahl n - .juSC ldlll BUIIllllll UCtriUl tllrtr-P 1 ItH jr.ia Hit aimuut 1 tions never UPSet him. He Stuck tO.atpr lnr nflpn than nnl harH Pt wac vnlpH rinun upvpral timp Manv weird things happen in politics. People say ajMl.ms unm ng. ana learned nis trade Mork and discipline DO developieach year before final passage. - iii., r !.t Potlv rrltiVism as a soldier, earning his promo- character. iTherc was much criticism of uu inniss l.Jii.i-i.:i.c.j v nons the hard way. 11 ,av lurn out that Elvin Prps. leys Army service was the best! RIDICULOUS ACT By Charles V. Stanton in ordor.- Anneal is to the emotions rather than to the rea son. Statements are made without verification. Exag gerations prevalent. So, thoujjh we may expect the weird, the unusual, and even the. ridiculous in politics, the attempt by Oregon's freak senator, Wayne Morse, to stop filibustering in the Sen-1 ate takes the cake, in my opinion. Morse, who holds the record for his continuous talka thon in a one-man filibuster, sought to apply the cloture! rule to southern senators engaging in a non-stop filibuster on civil rights. His attempt brought on a battle wntcn Personally, I think Elvis' hitch thing that ever happened to him. Hal Boyle Second Desk For Clutter Needed For Mental Order 3910 SW Carnes Rd. Kuseburg, Ore. school curricim, operating costs ! and building costs, in the spring of Subcommittee Okayed mtC lU. Dnn-.l Ar,r.t r.A l resolution calling for the forma- j Adopted School flan Hon of a lay committee to evalu-1 ale the educational program of' School District 4. A peering com nav taxps hut also Know mat "" f.. ...... k .1.. - . ... . 1 material thing is more important ,;ute says ,Then came thePu' than good schools. ! unleavened bread when the pass- The School Board decided on the ovcr must be killed.'' The day of 6-3-3 plan because it believed it j unleavened bread w as the four to be the best. The large majority teenth day of the month Nisan and of parents attending PTAs also pre-! he beginning of the ecclesiastical ferrcd it. The type of organization year 0f ihe Jews. This was a day fails to change the fact that for j alt devout Jews observed; thus every child attending school there Jesus spent Peter and John ahead must be a desk, and a room to to prepare for the occasion. put it in. The number of children 1 The Lord's supper 'Ihe Pass- To The Editor: Having served as secretary of mute of 10 members with a chair- the Steering Committee on Evalu-1 attending school in District 4 as lover furnished the Old Tcstjlnent man as ihe nth memhpr nlanneri ation for approximiO ly two years, if i -h n ,, as 5 734. an increase lanaloeue of this ordinance Ac ih the methods of procedure, set up 1 ouia iwe 10 mace a 1 -0 589 pupils in two years, ami jiassover commemorates the tem NEW YOHK IAP) The ereat' Actually, a clean desk is no tnu wasn't far from fisticuffs, according to reports, but was, American dream today is to have indication of either efficiency or finally settled without blows. , . jf J l " 'Sccess unless you! TZi nTrl nf,-re set. up to evaluate. Achieve-! mittees for each area, Theiob Alter .Morse naa preeneu nimsen ior hcilihk a vunun . . . hprfrm ;ih; rit,... , ,..'h; ment ihp siihenmmiitees and assigned ments regarding the committee citizens of the community to work j am' its report, on these subcommittees. There! The committee began its work were 12 such committees with an in the summer of 1956 and con average of five people working on cerned itself with 12 areaijul school each committee, inese committees . operation anu appuinieu miucuih Administration. Costs and of each subcommittee was to gath- an increase of 1,138 in six years. poral redemption of the old coven It is ridiculous to assume that we! ant, so this ordinance commemoi--can continue to crowd the ever-,ates the spiritual rcdempton ,f increasing number of children into! the new covenant. Christ was the the came number of buildings. anti-type of the Paschal lamb I' would be false economy to ' I Cor. 5:7). The ordinance of the erect temporary structures which ! J-o s Supper is pictorial, showing would in time "be useless. I per-j forth by pictures, or scenes.. earth's record for filibustering, he made a grandstand play to Stop ; least two baths in your house! I cleared his de.k for action lie : Accounting Curriculum, Fv.cep- er and study data regarding "0un;ny kn0w of seven rooms of li. k'" '- - o"- e nmnnrarv iaciiiiiea. i " . ... v ..mo u m-w s ts re-!?. H'-""' ' ,. :c the continuous talk coming from the South. Granted that the filibuster is a questionable practice in the art of legislation. But for Morse, the champion at filibuster, to attempt to impose a cloture is actually laughable. ROAD PROGRAM COMMENDABLE and a two-car garage. I has merely hidden the rubble 'Tal, hlldren'.- Scht?0' D,''sinct' P , There are nrnhahlv fellows nowiwhere thp hn. ran', it ! scnooi Organization. Special Serv. 'vuiu,s " -;Th . vx unsatisfactory. It is vuveitiii ueiueea jenovan anu a . - , , - . ..w ,i. ..:,.; l- t... i nnrl anfl rpenm menlflllons ...... wy ii-c. oupuvisiuu, rrttuny, ouiiuui , t---- - , A ! difficult for any one to cuiicenu me I Building and Lrounds. ing .Methods of the sch Miner however, is a simpler rotic employes in the place? Don't 10 .lH0. eaV. 01 aening -"'Sh SThV Ml, r.,! ! plainly ...... ... - .w- .mv... n.v.. in,.,. . . . , , , . 0n school orizanization made Its'"" . , . I mpmhranep nf Mp" (f Cnr neatest desks also the most neu- j uu' " . r.-mu-t in the steerim. enmmitte(S ! when another is neaiu jui . ui uemi. ,-- ,.-: r, .; i plainly from an adjoining " '"""'l1' new spiritual Israel. It is a me morial ordinance "This do in re membrance of Me (f Cor. Our Douglas County Court deserving of a pat on the back, it seems to me. The court has advanced by at least five years the pro-! about this period of the year, for gram for completing the North Lmpqua Highway, togeth-'now is the lime when across tne r with hiirliii-iv "i I land thousands of memo-pad who even dream fondlv of a Iiok around voii in vour own splendid future in which theS can office. Aren't the men with the I "d (rounds and icacn. i ' V ' rji" ! on what one teacher is saying afford 1 two-wife home Mmn hnum.'Pl- Ic ......v, ....w.-., - ...,.'"1 ... ..... c"vv. ""i .!;, i i ....i . ., . acconinanieo J - All ....... (mv ,e a cmnlA Ikn.i nl.n n. .... .1.. L... 11IIU lUvdl 3LIIUUI i;i UI1L- 111 . L'lllll- '.. j - ...,h:i. a..u i. .n . . ,u. -'k i. ! panns with other districts, submit-' omntenaatton: .,'. i hv snont much line Jesus' death for our sins; 12) ;7rk Vn-.he other desk ,7 simply . uTer vlclimsV and the fear-rWden j questionnaires and search. (hr 'plan ' 1?) time visiting ihe .chools.Vttin, to ; Faith the acceptance of what He to let things pile up on. . decision dodgers? . . . liJT.. . tecoSiee feeis that the dis! i know the teachers, and admm.slr; has fr '. " VuF" :" " ""' ' trict should return to the 6-3-3 nla.i. I tors. I have attended scnooi nua.u -. - ic siivi us luiiiinuu-e in lum. . ,. ... , ,., nS5 frenuent y. in my ai- p- Or.e desk is to piease the boss. The other desk ( to please me. I getOthis feeling particularly It is also a business truism that most embezzles and potential embezzlers are fastfdious about their desks. In their case the neat desk is the sign of a guilty mind. On the other hafld. show me a , , r ... l.i. f k. . fn.,ta - -.erus aim ine vainiiei .aiit;uida . man who keeps a ciuuerea ae.SK il iic.t d.i-..ii i 'is me civt'uicii i. .i ninu.i .... ; jjye a stern edict- jance are: (1) Memory, rcmember- digestcd the 12 subcommittee re ports. The final evaluation report the best conditions possible under I tempts to inform mysell i na.e which to operate .- committee ! found we have a very conscientious also concluded that the district i School Board, doing heir level net SC"'C5d t it ?hfrlS formulate a plan that would ' to .make ,.a .good education ajail- John N. Goss First Southern Baptist Church mission have revised their schedule to givg higher priority! Thcse tcn.pcnnv tycoons never j to the North Ilmmiun route, coimled with nlans for earlier Lhai Ihp "nr plsp" mpini completion of Highwav 225 between Sutherlin and Elkton. But the implied threat is that if kindergarten. A clean desk iian'of tne 12 subcommittees The dif-1 was discussed at great lensth. On We are dependent here-in Douglas County on the tim-jMu, don't instantly make your ! office hides more from the bos ; '"'hr""m"'0e " anT'ihe a ""J11 rueaar'linS junior highs the ),n in,fc.ct.... Tl, K..ib f ii, ;nrnr. ;., ii,:. ,.. 'desk look as clean as a baptismal than it tells him. A smart boss is ; steering committee ana ine result showed seven in favor of no ber lmtltstiy. 1 he gteat bulk of the income in this aiea ; fom vou w bc sm,n!, ,,p hy vur ; suspicious-or should be - of an subcommittees made.it impossible junir high program, one in favor comes either directly or indirectly from the wood industry, thumbs, drummed out the regi-1 employe who spends too much for the school board to adopt pol-, of junior hjsn5 and one abstaining. Tl. - .. 1 L.:.. -.tl i i . u .... a; t..i-. i. iriP U'hirn unnlii nlpjiqA ovprvnn.- tl. : . i i j . j fit; LUiir is iiiM)H niliK, nnu H)H(iHi:illllx ll luu I t- nt:ni, or wuuen oui oi uie unite nine jJuiiMniia; ajjpii'b, 1115 uesK ur " - j ink fuumiiuuc uiu nidiit; up us .u 1 1 n n rh rirn 'i nis can noi ue iand I'll show you one of nature's i P"1 ats a rcPrl. lhe sfteerm quate junior high school or pos-i accomplished in a double shift, or - A .. to look 1 noblemen-one who takes Joy in. 9 specie rec-, &lble wnversion of one of the lai-g in ovorcr0wded rooms U. 5, ASTrOnaUTS 1 eirnno v 1111:1. vuu - '"i.'". go to the polls Marcn a ana vuie Yes ior our schuuib. allocatinir available monev to road construction mirnoscs. I -Thit nffire is petiinir Because of cooperation by the county, the Bureau of Pub- like the city dump again. Every- his work, is gentle with his chil-! "mmcnua'," . ,u lhe board er elementary schools 1: i) 1 tic jr ..I. ....1 ij;!...-... f ' iidii v i-ipaii 1111 iiin iit-Mi iiv r 1 (lav ill 1:11. ihim's iiiil nis vini-p ana nsi . .... ..H..vu 111: iviiiiim. ij..T. 1-ill I.?. 1,1.1 1 1 I . huh wit-uiin 11 w n.iv ,. - . , - . , - ... i his wife, and never, never, never kicks his dog around. A clean desk looks fine in studies of the subcommittees. The! On Jan. 22. 1958, Ross Myers pre- senled to the steering committee secona pan contained detailed re-; ,,, nrnnnsed 7.5 nn-anizatinnn! ports and summaries of the worn ' nlan On .Ian 99 1).',S the 7..1 nlan idly, when we will be dependent almost entirely upon the public domain for our aw supply of timber. We're cut ting privately owned timber far too rapidly to keep it on a sustained yield, or perpetual cutting basis. In going to federal domain timber we must reach high er into our mountains. That means the harvesting sea son will be shorter because of weather. Logging will be a "highball" operation. We must have roads. One of the most important roads, whereby logs may bc0brought from the high mountains, is the North L'mpqun road. By speeding completion of the road, the county cotirJ is assuring a favorable economic situation in coming years. EASTER SALES PROSPECTS BRIGHT o Economists who advise business are predicting retail clothing salesfor the Easter season will set new records. Some of our people object strenuously to "ccujimcrcial izing" religious holidays, o But the pracliijal experience is that it is traditional to buy new "outfits" for Easter to appear in new clothing. Clothing merchants, therefore, look upon the season as one of the profitable periods of the year. The holiday comes late this year, Afiril 17. Most peo ple will have completed their income tax forms. It is becoming increasingly evident that income tax re quirements are most seriously depressing economy until after April 1. 0 But with the late dale for the holiday, the proitiecls of brighter wealftur, the coming of spring, and a .relief from tax worry, every indication is that the Spring Opening, the clothing event of the the Easter season, will go ovcr bigger this year than ever before. on a rail. ; his fingernails. Given Tough Test In Space Flights CLEVELAND, (AP) Ameri ca's seven astronauts are train ing for things they never "expect to happen.. There was an example at Lewis Research Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis tration last week. Astronaut Scott Carpenter, 31, took ttiree demonstration rides in 7',' . '.. "L t i. ,..J k.ro lp.11' ""a- '"!" "5 '"' spins a mi ior years, in moo tne ien- Alter tne report ot tne steering I tvrnusncnev iciu..... . - - man in three directions at once, tral Junior High became so crowd- committee was completed and pre-j his South Asian tour wiin a1 lke (ne ,jjZJ,jcsl re on tne cjr. led it necessitated the expansion : sented to the School Board and I calm report on his travels and an: us midwav it whirled him at .10 nf thp nrpont unm.,r hioU chnnl i Ihp XlnwJ k.Jr) k.l . ... i I .. I p nn thp Summit talkS ahead. !.,,;..,.. ...i...,. i k ,1. WASHINGTON' (AIM Presi-I sociated Press White House re-i huilding to include the ninth grade, to studv it, the board held a spe- No one, he said, should make menslon. strapped to a space dent Eisenhower look a physical) porter who has covered Kisenhow-jso since 1930 we have had a 6-2-4 cial meeting with the steering coin- statements at this time which radle that rcsembles a contour beating on his South American, er since 19,i3. reported that some! organization. The subcommittee I mittee. The recommendation re- might trouble the atmosphere. cnair he tunlbled !,ke a pair o( ine soviet Liiiuu 6urj, w -;(j1(.e ln a cage James Marlow Eisenhower Takes Beating On Tour Of South America The main controversial point of'minrf iht it .liH nni fnnr i.min the report was on school organiza-; high schools in January of 1958. lion. From the subcommittee's re- prior to thsir having re'eehed the port on organization we find that reports -of the following suhenm Ihe 6-3-3 plan (6 grades in ele-: mittees: Teaching Methods, mentary. 3 in junior high and 3 in Achievement, Faculty and Curricu high school) in Roseburg was j lum regarding junior high ad sen- anopten in rj.b anu was success- ior high. Darlene Snider. S82 NE Meadow Ave. Roseburg, Oregon. . Tension Easing Goal Of Summit Meet, 'K' Declares MOSCOW (AP) Premier Nikita e in with trip, and showed it at times. He; of those who accompanied Risen-; studied the 6 3 3. 6 2-4, and 8 4 organization was discussed at i69- ',' S01"1" Put himselflhower knew for a fact that his ' plans and recommended, quoting : great length and it was only after llllUUfcll Hie nilllfctl j.iiii iiiu IMILKJIS wri r Uf CI; V IIIIIL'CI Ilfd . from Ihnn- fnnnt TKn onmmili.. , unlike nl tin i hnn linn n,i -i..A.t year with a trip to the Soviet i several points on the tour. ' feels that Ihe district sh.mld re-1 that the School Board voted to pur- i n inn nurnatic in . inn' Arrnucmdh it i j..Kir..i . .. . . n. An '-- - , ,a . ""'' ' ti-KMiuui lurn io the n an. in jordor sue ine o-j-j program ... ". i t i iai . . ............. lulu iu me- u-o-o piaii, in duiuur s a nuestion which no dou . t !w President's doctors would have j that the 6-33 plan have the best will get plenty of consideration by his doctors and advisers. Somebody goofed on this trip. An exploratory party, which pre ceded Eisenhower to South Amer ica to make arrangements, de cided it was too hot and strenuous for Mrs. Eisenhower to under take. So she stavftl home. Hut the schedule worked out for the President was sir terribly fast ando in such overpowering heat that even the reporters and aides who accompanied him felt the fatigue, too. given a go-ahead for his South American journey if they could have foreseen how it exhausted him at times. A slower pace with more rest would have been recom ithe construction mi-unco, ne sain. conditions possible under which to operate0, the committee also con cluded that the district should for mulate a plan that would include The writers in recent letters would have people believe that the S: X saes'fwaio Then he took control of the ease international tension and 'P11' lc.?srd Jels, ot ,co,m ease lniiiuai "" ' ahi. I pressed nitrogen to counteract the peaceful regulation of arguable jtch am rol and riphl(,d qU.ewpnfSr'omhC"ou? side have done .pace cradle. He took three .Z"": ' I , J" .r..fiViino nuep.inuis' eacn msune auoui i l2 l-uiiiiiiullx' s report was 'ana are uums eci,.ui...6 ; .,,. (he rpmnimonflatinn nn rmraani? nhoVr. fnr the forthcominc talks. He agreed with a fellow astro Rap At Fulbriaht Told By Senator V4:tiivi:Tnv ripi c t In December Eisenhower visited WjJIiam Fulbr'ipht (D Ark) has Asia. Europe and North Africa. !,,,,,. . f,,.. n.u . n The pace was slower the heal! Truman as calling' hun -'an ovcV "" educated s o h. '. in 1I4B j . . . : err; . . riiiuiiKMi nrcw a oig uiugn troni of an adequate 'ion. the report contained eight oth-1 We intend to achieve success in,, uonam js.. aiayion. tn.it una .ds uie niosi nauseating . ... - . ,. . . . , If Upl, junior ms.n school or possible con- - ....... " 'e """" r .h. t, t. with test the space men have had' to SysIlLK onset, such a recommendation ! .' MV " "'"c recommenda- the success rff the meeting of the . a7''n.?slolla,lna'rm ,n!frn" 018a"s might appear expensive as to cap- i ,l"ns rc presently in force and heads of government. i- Musiung auoui. itai I nuilav Hip mm mill pp is mm.: ""'ers are in the hands of commit- o "The thing now is that not a sin- But in discussing this stage of nlctelv cognizant of the over-1 ' ' S'e slale shm,ld complicate tne at-, the trainig with newsmen, he de- crowding at the senior high which n son,c 01 members o mospnerc wiin : any at ' ""., would oeventuallv force the build- - "!c .""ng commutee lead peo- proposa s arc known to the whole ing of another senior high school ! K e'"""' "al 'Tk T? ?aY Editorial Comment COMMUNITY PRIDE Klamath Fall Harald A N Just six months ago, the city nf Roseburg became disaster area as an explosion ripped a big sec tion of Ihe business area. The explosion itself was a dis joined story of many courageous people who performed heroic tasks in the grim hours of disaster. The helping hands that were of fered from every side were also enibleiiialiiOof the good neighbor approach that is typical of this comiliy. lioscburg was a shining exam ple uf courage in its hour of trial. Yesterday in my estimation, Ihe people of liosehui g again exhibited .k. I .. .r ......... ...I ........ n.ui i, i,....,.., ii,. r. hi Hie true spirit that makes a com of this country. i "'nity great, the true spirit thit F.neil with a tremenHnn, re. ",ildc lhl" country great . . . Ihe two and one half million dollars. Hather than build the bridge with the help of federal urban renewal funds, they decided the low level bridge which would cost aboul $.S7fi.O)0 would do the job. Douglas County offered to put up ( least $500,000 toward the proj ect What an inspiring example nf Ihe power of the American spirit which made this country the giftit nation it is today. Many other communities, and people loo. have degenerated to the point of being brccars whM It comes to federal fowls. Sure, Hnscbtirg suffered a disas ter. m But from that disaster is rising In mid-May he has to go to Geneva fnr a summit meeling. Any trip Io Ihe Soviet Union would have to follow that. Four such trips in seven months lime would be tough on anyone, but particulatly nn a man of Kis enhower's age who in five years has had a heart attack, an intes tinal operation and a slight stroke. Presidential press secretary James ('. llagerly, always anx ious to put the best possible light on Eisenhower's activities, insist ed Eisenhower was feeling fine throughout his South American journey. O Hut there were times when Ihe President looked worn out to re porters with him. After Eisenhower s return here Monday Marvin Arrowsmith, As- senators and a few dozen specta wis wno were listening to his ear ly morning speech, part of thp nr Hnnhlp .hiftino -itn nrpspnl : "M'asscn ano ignored ny me scnooi facilities. The latter is undesirable ! Board, it appears to me, that, per- world. If the Western powers are sincere in their desire for peace and will not create new difficulties Our;clared that no one expects Mercury capsule to tumble and spin that fast. Furthermore, tho space man may never he re quired to control the spin, for and untenable Oneralino costs are -P "'. I" opte imKt iook ai'incn mey win ..ip . it" " " - '.itim i.i.n. believed to run about the same reports o the subcommittees button to tne cause oi acnieving; mai. n mey lau. ine man taKes omiinern delaying lactics against i-.n civil rights legislation. schn0 rii5tnct ,VOuld have to have Ihe Arkansas senator is a : building program. This wis de codes scholar, a former presi-1 iavc( t0 allow for the completion dent of the University of Arkan-1 o(' ,h(S evaluation studv. The steer- hs ann one-time insirucior ir law at George Washington Uni versity. ... ... l...: . ' l... . mrnr Ami k., 1..:.;.. r... I .1 f 1 ....i. rtini iiK-11 1 i-i lull li I-Iiti .1 LIUIIM alio rCSUUft. w.. ..v. ..j iiuhiiiik nn iu;i;-i K"' llS.,ll,h 10 Jst how manv of: In reporting on his tour. Khrush- spins in the huge training cage, housed I or wn.il tne oiganizationai ; th(,sc wcre bypassed or ignored, i chev persisted in his attacks on; the astronaut is prepared for the I he subcommittees, too. were com-! what he calls "imperialist co- slower spins mat might be ex posed of intelligent, thinking peo-' lonialism." He denounced colonial-! pected when a capsule is put into pie, inieresied in me wcuare 01 ism ai every turn ano oiamed ii(omii. pattern is Hogardloss of which organiza-1 was accepted, tne building job in view of the devas tation committed by the explosion, the citv had been considering the possibility of using federal urban renewal funds to help clean up and rebuild the blast area. A Citizen's Advisory Committee on I'rban Renewal recommended abandoning plans for federal fi nanced urban renewal in the blast area, and were in favor of having Ihe redevelopment program car ried out by private capital. This leaves Ihe slout-heiirt.'d city in the position of telling the federal government that they aren't inter ested in federal funds. Members of the 70 man advisnry commitlee were quoted as saying of tho federal government funds, "Who needs tliem? We can do it fnsler and betler by ourselves." tint hats off to this city. I They didn't offer up Ihe limp excuse that If we don t take it some other city might." Neither did they say, "t,el some one else make the first move to refuse federal funds." They did it. Not only thai, bul lliey also abandoned plans for a high level bridge over Ihe South Umpqua Riv er which would have cost about Graham Refuses Islam Challenge SUKOHI, Kenya (AP) Billy Graham has turned down a Mnv lem religious leader's challenge ... mum varc oi ones own;f,. a f,th healing contest to " Z , !'.hr P"ers of the Christian .... ..... ..... ... u, .,- ,.,,., 1Sam,e t,,el Kiilhright repealed his theory that the en eminent will not work when the President belongs to one party and Congress is controlled by the other. Sen. Hugh Scott (R Pal, former GOP national chairman, recalled that in 1946, after Republicans raptured control of Congress, Kill bright proposed that Truman re sign. Scott said he 'lid not know whether Truman td commented. "Oh yes." Kulbright told Scott, adding that Truman had described him as "an overeducated s.o.h." Kulbright did not say to whom Truman had made the remark. lion from the courage of Hose- burg. By Hoyd L. Wynne. Kelso Man Wins Appetite Crown Christ was once challenged hv Satan to perform a spectacular feat in order to prove His Deity," Graham told an interviewer. "He C.1 Bassctt Hound 'Best Of Show' PORTLAND (AP - Bassetl's Roustabout a male Basset Wash. (AP) Dave answered by saving hou shalt hound-holds the best-of show till not tempt the Ix.rd thy God "' f,m lhe Portland Kennel Club Sheik Mudarak Ahmad, chief of show. Ihe East African Moslem mission j The winner's owner is appro of Ahmadiyva, proposed Kriday priately named Richard K. Bas- iimi ..w nieiiifli.ir up selected, sell Vtnn.linvi p V,.h ling committee's recommendation for a 7-5 plan and the subcom mittee's recommendation for re turning to the 6-3-3 plan were studied in detail hy the School Board. It finally adopted Ihe 6-3 3 plan early in 1959 and immediate ly began to make plans for a building program. These plans were interrupted hy Ihe blast and the many problems it presented. The Committee on School Build ings made some interesting obser vations that are pertinent to th.' questions being raised now prior to Ihe school bond election. Quot ing from their report. "It does not seem practical to th'i commitlee to build for the short u-rin. on the theory that changes in type of ed ucation will make buildings out-of-date but still it is necessary to use them and will he as far forward as we can see. It is a good thing they were fairly well built in the I first place. Also, the Rose School j portable, which was built as a war time temporary structure, is still being used after 10 years. There fore, we should build well while we arc at it. The difference in cost between building a 'mini m u m' building and an adequate building 1 is generally only about one dollar our childnon and schools. Helen Scott 1122 SE Main St. Roseburg. Ore. for most of the ills of the nations "The experimental rotation is he visited. That was his theme, far above what we expect to get " throughout the trip and the theme ; said Carpenter. "Every effort is of the Ru.ian press. i being made to overtrain us." Watch Opening For Date OF OUR NEW He won thj Kelso s "Third k- ri Daily. 26,' a Kelso null worker, is in"1 Uraham and six of his follow other group winners Sunday in- ' P'r ?.1uare '00t or ,bout 10 P" the new smelt eating champion, i ers Pi ay over ts anil the sheik eluded: Ch long Crest March i ce"' , , lilli hpi ni .V i num. n maic v.roai uane owned v - , Annual World Ll T.1 , h' Tnce. Rice. Eugene, working " ," bf.''V0' 'n?i'0? i ; . i, , - , , n-.iim,iin- im.-!- ci ivu, i nous a nil in K uliT c i.grl Hi' ri in ui i imi miii-i iiimi ii'i.i rui llnmiionsi.p Smelt Fains t n- 'would show "who is blessed ,ih i?. ...... ' .' . ) "- the result, of bids taken on school Mr. and Mrs. Porter . construction o-uo wimin ano oui- Beverly Hills, Calif , : 511,6 mlr n'sirici, u appears mat v, ... ,, ....,,.,. on , r.ni.iiK V oil- wou d ,hnw ..wn b WU) (; N IZl. i ''"W8, 80 fl,h '",'" 1 the Lord's grace and mercv and L , T "Z-r ,1Ch,lia 0 "T1"?' 'L'1'" "P door remains . Wa.rungt .n of rrenrh bread and drank .t elosed." ' toy, jour costs are comparable to that: In Saturday's Judging the sport '"1 other districts for similar con-! ing group was won hv a German struction. It is a matter of fact i shorth.nred pointer m.ned hv Ir ,!!at all of the schools built in this and Mrs. W. G. Wrne. Seattle-1 district in at least the past in! number of cups of coltee Krank Johnson. Kelso, was sec-1 ond with 83 smelt. : Reds Get Yellow Snow Mrs. Marv I.ou Gradioee. il.n Kelso, won in Ihe women's dm I. MOSCOW (AP) Yellow snnw . the terrier crouo hv a Beilhncinn ears have been well planned, well , slon hy eating 54 smell. jhas fallen in KarakhMan. The So -.ow-nrd by Mr and' Mrs Krcd A idvertised. very competitively bid.; L mn.iur nayne nivalin in (Hid-".. ....... iM .i.,i loung and .Mrs. i.eorce t. Spen-: and cioseiy supervised. land won (he special mayors' con-1 meteorologists cplain a big storm eer, Portland: and the nun-snort-i We spent two years making an test by eating 4S. Mayor Harold probably whipped up particles ol uig group by a Keeshond. oniy evaluation of our school district B. Johnson of Castle Rock was i soil Horn China's Yellow River one of its breed in the show. '. We knew we would have to go into second with 46, and Kelso .Mayor j valley, then deposited them on Ihe owned hv Klakkre Kennels. Be., a building program when we start Don Talley third with 44. Asian Soviet republic. icrly Hills, Calif. cd our studv. The School Board DRIVE - UP WINDOW COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE RIGHT FROM YOUR CAR Douglas County STATE BANK ROSf BURG-OAKLAND-SUTHERLIN tiiMBiaktakaWal oo