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Community News Briefs
Attorney and Mr. R. L. Whippl.
01 mis city spent Saturdav in Eu
gene attending to business.
Dr. and Mr. James H. Harris
spent several days in Portland last
week on business.
Mrs. Sharman Brock of The Dal
les is in Roseburg visiting at the
home of her daughter. Mrs.
James McAlister, and family.
Dick Ramberg, student at Uni
versity of Oregon, spent the week
end here visiting his parents, Air.
and Mrs. Emil Ramberg.
Mrs. E. B. Row. who recentlv
underwent major sureerv at ilei-l
cy Hospital, is reported to be gel-1
ung aiong saiisiactorny.
Mrs, F. A, Watkins has returned
to her home in Roseburg, follow
ing a stay in Ashland, where she
was called to attend the funeral of
her father, L. E. Stennett.
Bob Sinclair of Douglas Distribu
tors, is reported to be getting along
satisfactorily at Sacred Heart Hos
pital in Eugene, where he recently
underwent surgery on his knee.
He expects to be hospitalized for
three or four weeks, q
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stewart
and son, Roger, and daughter, Jo
anne, of this city were in Salem
over the weekend to attend Willa
mette University Glee and visit
their daughter. Nancy, who is a
freshman at the university. Nancy
Owrote the words for, the freshman
song, "Serenade lfi Black and
White." which won second place,
o o The theme of the Glee was "Ser
enade." Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Cassel have
returned to their home on SE
Kane Street, following several
weeks vacationing in Santa Cruz,,
Calif., visiting Mr. and Mrs. John
Poppy and Mr. andMrs. Charles
Enderson, retired and formerly of
Klamath Falls, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Calkins of Loon Lake, Wash.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Yakes of Flat
head Lake, Mont. Mrs. Cassel at-,,
tended a ceremonial of the Daugh
ters of the Nile in Santa Cruz.
After three weeks there, the Cas
sHs joined Mr. and Mrs. R. Mon
tin of Alameda. Calif., for a trip
by plane to Los Angeles then to
GuadalahaVa, Mexico City. Tosco,
Acapulco and many other points of
interest in Mexico. The Montins
formerly resided in Mexico City,
where they were in business. They
speak the Spanish language fluent
ly and knowing Mexico so well, the
Cassels were practically given a
guided tour. They visited historic
buildings, the pyramids, bull fights,
saw the diving boys, markets and
modes of living so they gained an
idea of both the wealth and pover
ty of the country. On returning
the Cassels visited Mrs. CassoJ's
nephew, Ed Cheadle, and Mrs. H.
Howell of Yuba City. Calif., and
jMr. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold of
Jledford.
Mr nA Mr. Uf I rk:. ........
of this city were in Eugene Mon
day attending to business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Slattery of
this city spent a couple of davs last
week in Portland attending to busi
ness. S. L, Kidder has been confined to
his home on Stephens Street for
several days on account of suffer
ing a fall.
Mrs. Nettie Sorknost of Seattle
is in Roseburg visiting at the home
of her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller.
Mrs, Harry Hildeburn is back at
her home on Mosher Street, follow
ing a week in Portland attending
to business. "Q
Mrs. A. B. Taylor, who has
been on crutches the last few
weeks since removal of the cast
from her fractured leg, is able to
be out again.
Miss Bess Clougla, who under
went serious major surgery sever
al weeks ago at Mercy Hospital
and has since been convalescing
at the home of Mrs. Cora Bey
ers, and is now able to be out
again.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott re
turned to their home in Laurel
Wood Saturday, following a four
day stay in Portland attending to
business. While there they visited
the former's father, Benjamin L.
Elliott, and Mrs. Elliott's parents
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A, A.
Rucker and Mrs. Jack Sisco.
Mrs. Glenn S. Strom of Junc
tion City, Ore., came to Roseburg
over the weekend to attend the
wedding of her niece, Joann Hays
and Ralph Sandstede, and to visit
at the home of her brother-in-law
and sister. Commissioner and
Mrs. Huron Clough. Also coming
for the wedding was Glenn R. Mar
tin of Dallas, Ores? brother of Mrs.
Clough.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Metzger are
back at their home on Metzger
Court, following several weeks va
cationing. They, went south via
Reno, Susanville and Las Vegas,
after which they went to fndio for
the date festival and Riverside
State Fair before going on to Palm
Desert for a fw days., From these
they went to Mirainar at Santa
Barbara to spend the remainder
of their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cameron
and children, Janice, Robbie anil
Brfice, of Netarts, Ore., visited
here over the weekend with Mrs.
Cameron's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. ond Mrs. Emil Ramberg,
and family on SE Hawthorne
Drive. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. J. A. Kromer, moth
er of Mrs. Ramberg and Mrs. Cam
eron, who has been here the last
three weeks at the Ramberg home
following a stay in California visit
ing another daughter.
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Mn. Fred Stever is reported to
be ill at her home on NE Jackson
Street.
Mrs. Delwin Jewett is back at
her home in Roseburg, following
a trip to Portland to attend Ihe
funeral of her sifVr-i'Hye
Jim Whipple of Drain drove to
Roseburg Saturday to attend tke
wedding of Joann Hays and Rafpu
Sandstede.
Mr. and Mrs. Vondit Miller have
returned to their home her. follow
ing a trip for the latler's health to
Southern California and in Arizona.
QMr. and Mrl. H. L. Hardenbrook
of this city have been ill the last
few day; at Uieir home on SE
Cass Avenue.
Mrs. Byron McFarland of this
city was in Salem over the week
end to attend Willamette Univer
sity Glee and to visit her daugh
ter. Miss Alice Hamilton, a fresh
man at the university.
Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Church of
this city, who are on vacation, have
arrived in Charlotte, N.C., to vis
it at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Y. Rogers, and family. Mrs. Rog
ers is the former Marion Church
of this city.
The Women of St. George's
Episcopal Church will meet Wed
nesday, March 9, at 10:30 a.m.
for communion service, followed
by the business meeting and lunch
eon. The Rev. Claire T. Crenshaw,
director of the departments of pro
motion and education of the Di
ocese off Oregon, will be the guest
speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bradley
and sons, Theodore William 111 ami
Timothy, left Monday for their
,home in San Francisco, following
several days here at the home of
Mrs. Bradley's parents, Douglas
County Commissioner and Mrs.
Huron Clough, on SE Oak Avenue.
They came especially for the wed
ding of the Cloughs' daughter, Jo
ann, and Ralph W. Sanctstodc,
which otook place Saturday. The
Sandstedes left following the re
ception for a honeymoon in Reno,
Nev. and points of interest in Ari
zona. Alan McDonald, a senior at Wal
la Walla College, has received no
tice of his acceptance as a medical
student at the College of Medical
Evangelists, the Seventh-day Ad
ventist medical training center,
located at Lorn a Linda, Calif. It
was at White Memorial Hospital
in Los Angeles,, the advanced di
vision of the medical college, that
the team of surgeons defied in
surmountable odds in correcting
the defect of the gullctless pre
mature twins, Mark and Scott
Keith, in a three-stage operation
as reported in the News-Review in
February. Five Roseburg doctors
were graduated from this medical
college. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Murray have
returned to their home on Rose
mond Street, following a two
month stay with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Woodruff (Evaline Murray) and
their grandson. J. B. Woodruff,
and family, in Montrose, Colo. Mrs.
Murray will assume her duties as
director of the Seventh-day Adven
tist, Welfare Center, 1515 SE Mill
St. Mrs. Gilbert Wood, who has
acted as leader the last four years,
and Mrs. Norman Thornhofer, one
of the 1960 assistants, have been
carrying on during her absence.
Ladies of the welfare group have
been meeting two days a week
to prepare clothing for distribu
tion. The Center is open to the
public Wednesday of every week
tn aid those in need regardless oi
creed or color.
Iron Cross, British
Uniform Cannot Mix
LONDON (AP) The German
iron cross and the British uniform
don't mix. A naturalized ex-German
soldier asked if be could
wear his on his British National
Guard uniform and was told by
the war office: "No person in the
service of the Crown may accept
and wear the insignia of any for
eign order without Her Majesty's
permission."
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ITS ORCHARD SPRAYING time in the Umpqua Valley, a sure sign that spring is just
around the corner. The above scene was taken of orchard spraying on the Arthur Marsh
ranch
Tuei., Mar, 8, 1960 Th Ntwi-Revicw, Roseburg, Ore, 5
Hospital-Based j
Obscene Picture '
Racket Squelched '
TYl.Klt. Tex. (AIM Authorities'
announced here the break-up of
an obscene photo operation based
at Kast Texas Tuberculosis llos-)
pit u 1 here and aimed at selling ,
lewd pictures lo Tyler school boys. I
Two men, one an employe of
the hospital, were lined for pro- i
ducing the pictures and the em-'
ploye along with three women
worKers ai me nospuai wore nred
from th'Mf jttbs. The women
clerks or technical helpers h.id
posed for some of the piclures, olQ
tieers said.
Officers seized 6li5 photographs
of abmit 20wiii(le women, but h
white and Aeyro. and several
men. They said the photography
had been going on for about two
years but only recently had at
tempts been made to sell Ihe pic
tures at the rate of three for SI
to Tyler school boys.
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Garden Valley Woman, Son
Narrowly Escape Injury
By ADDIE SCHNEIDER
Mrs. Wally Cox and her teen
age son, Bobby, of Garden Valley
escaped what could have been a
serious accident, early last Friday
morning. o
While delivering papers on Del
Rio Dr., Mrs. Cox observed an oak
tree, measuring about 20 inches
in diameter, beginning lo fall. She
applied her brakes and felt the
car start to slide toward the riv-
r. Releasing the brakes, she
drove head-on into the tree just as
it struck the vpad. The tree snap
ped into two sections and one sec
tion swung around to strike the
right rear fender of the car. An
estimated $100 damage was done
to the car. The accident occurred
near the Waller Croiser home.
Neither Mrs. Cox nor her son were
injured.
Plans Completed
The Garden Valley Women's
Club has completed plans to sup
port (he Red Cross. A member has
been assigned to canvas each road
for memberships. All homes will
be contacted by March 17.
The first aid class originally
scheduled for Spring has been post
poned until the "fall months when
it is hoped a larger class can be
registered.
The Garden Valley - Riversdale
Community Club held its March
meeting at the Riversdale School
multipurpose room. A round-tanle
discussion on child behavior was
held. At their April meeting a rep
resentative from the Civil defense
office will discuss civil defense and
show films. The meeting, open lo
the public, will be held at 1:30
p.m. on April 5 in the Riversdale
School multipurpose room.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hodges of
(rants Pass were in Garden Val
ley to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry
llebard. Mrs. Hebard recently re
turned home from a local hospital
ana is making satisfactory mi
provement.
Yoongrens Visit
Mr. and Mrs. O'arl Youngren of
Klamath Falls have been house
guests of the Waller Norris fam
ily. While here they attended the
reception held at the Riversdale
Grange hall for Mr. and Mr
Wally Senator. Mrs. Senator is the
fornfer Helen Chandler.
Mrs. Claude Claypeol accom
panied her son and daughler-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clav
pool, lo Portland where she visited
her daughter, Mrs. Ilyle Hughe
and family and her son, Richard
Claypool. Also accompanying the
trio were Mr. and Mrs. Otto tosch
er. parents of Mrs. Robert Clay-
pool. Mr. and Mrs. Itoberl Clay
pool and Mr. and Mrs. Roscher
extended their visit to Seattle,
Claypool stopped at the Barnes
Veterans Hospital in Vancouver
Wash., for a checkup.
U.S. Allocates Money
For Quake-Hit Agadir
WASHINGTON (AIM America
has allocated half a million dollars
for aid to Ajjadir. Morocvy. where
two violent earthquakes killed per
haps as many as 12,000.
Ihe State Department said last
weekend the money, from the
mutual socurilv contingency fund.
moving from U.S. military slocks. 1
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Manpower Shortage Noted
By Ex-Navy Personnel Chief
WASHINGTON (AP) The
Navy doesn't have enough men
to maintain the fleet operations
called for in the cold war, says
its personnel boss.
Adm. IT. P. Smith, former chief
of naval personnel, blames budj;
el limitations which fixed the
manpower level of the Navy.
Smith is now commander in
chief of naval forces in the east
ern Atlantic and Mediterranean,
wilh headquarters in London.
Smith's recent testimony before
a House Appropriations- subcom
mittee was made public here.
At present the fleet is operating
at 81.2 per cent of its wartime
strength, Smith said. For fiscal
1961 the level is being raised lo
81.5 per cent, which is still not
enough, he added.
"Low manning level denies the
fleet its staying power," he siid,
"thai is. its abilily to operate at
high efficiency for extended pe
riods of time such as was re
quired during the Lebanon and
Formosa crisis.
"The present manning level is
not considered to be sufficiently
high for the tempo of operations
experienced under Dae continuing
cold war situation."
Smith said the Navy's require
ment for manpower is increasing
because of the new and more
complex types of ships coining in
to tne tieet.
As an example, he said acon-i
venlional submarine requires 82
men while a Polaris submarine
using alternating crews, will need
200.
A Forrestal class carriei" needs
60O more men than the current,
smaller classes, Smith said, and
new destroyers require a 28 per
cent increase in personnel over
existing models.
The present personnel strength
0 the Navy is 630,000. The 19iil
budget proposes cutting this to
619,000, mainly by reducing the
number of opeating ships from
864 to 817.
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