2 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Oft. Wed., Mar. 9, I960
Days Of Confusion Certain
m
Following Death Of Senator
Rescue Group I fane Strafes
Sukarno Palaces
ft I
Behind Fi
ire
PORTLAND (AP) ThiJ morn- the most Lkcly to take hu place are R. F. Cook, Siherton,
ing's death of ten. Kicnard 1 iney are ioni;resswuman taun oeorge uivaier, roruana.
Neufoeri;er ID-Orel marie certain Green, Portland, representing the The Republicans have to con
there will be three day of poll- 3rd Duinct. and Congressman sider as potential candidates Gov.
tical confusion and maneuvering Charles O. Porter, Eugene, from j Hatfield himself; Congressman
for both Republicans and Demo- the fourth District. Walter N'orblad, representing the
crats. ! Green Active Ul District: and Pair ol promi
Candidates for the primary nent Republican state senators,
nominating election must file for f"'c:n . reputation Rudy v'helm, Portland, and An-
office before J p m. Friday. "u'",c.ll ""'-' " tnony '.urn, Ontario.
The Senate scat held by Neu
berser is to be filled by appoinl-
comment
a Republican. That law was soon- -enirai ana aouui Anlerl"niMlrk Doubrful
norea oy irunerijer nmiseu ui
J933. ft provides for appointment Mrs. Creen was flying
JAKARTA. Indonesia ( AP) A
jet fijhter strafed two of Presi
dent Sukarno's palaces and a fish
ing village today, wounding 19
persons.
Officials blamed a disgruntled!
Indonesian air force pilot, a sec
ond lieutenant whose father was
Dick, John
Impressive
In Primary
jCity Employes1 Salary
I Increases Are Listed
the Roseburg Citv Budget Com- two rodmen. SS10 to $8,670 lota!
miltee Tuesday night approved sal- secretary, $630 to 13. iM.
iaiv increases for citv emploves for Grane and snop division: super
,j - 1,. ;i uai stoct slcvrocKeiea 10 new szer. il.wn raise w aa.uo aaiai .
nc3icu m icw wu ku iui u-1 , , , . . - . i i . ,. tr,r maintenance uersoiinci, u.i-iu
legal possession of armi. today as a result of hu rec secretary who serves haU . me or new r ,
Prnt Si,krnn', xtrrfw ord-toppling performance in the city manager and half time for i. 'Zwu ...
fFreKfnmi Palace in rtu,ninwn ! New Hampshire primary. city recorder, $180 to $3,720
: governor declined to dis-
f , mn,lw.r of thA am nartv and todav. hut aid before leav- " p"sjiuiiv 01 ins own
as the person who held it-ia this ing Washington that "this is not candidacy as well as the appoint
case a Democrat. ; the time to make a statement." merit of anyone else. But a source
There is doubt amone Renut.'-c-l Porter declared: "I have no ' uiinn-
. ... thrtt tha lnu u-ntill diriiiB a nlat at thi nnint tt mn for the
court lest of its constitutionality, i Senate but it'i a little too early to the governor would consider
Hatfield declined to comment on make a definite statement." himself for an appointment to a
that Tuesday night. For the Republicans, an oppor . na'e vacancy.
The situation facing the Demo- (unity to lake a seat in the L S i Confusion in the stale govern-
crats is Ihe loss of an aimost- .Vnate has opened up wnere lew,:"'"' ."' issiuimj u ma-
certain winner in the eeneral conceded them a chance before."1?
election. .Manv Republicans State Reoublican
ih.H that fonlini A i "a:iu.r f'.nnnxr hat snnlfpn nf Ihe mainr Where given
for NciTuerger had not be en candidates to oppose senator Neu- '"g me governors running.
i l . . . ,1. -t . i ... ,u- AA- ..,,. State Sen Robert Mratih r,f Fti.
W1' " . I. ..T." Imrveralnr o,p in Ihe teens
LOCA.V, W. Va. (AP) A res
cue crew has worked its wav be-
and bind the fire that has trapped 18
men lour miles in a coal mine for
more than 24 hours.
How they did it wasn't known,
but an Island Crsek Coal Co
spokesman said the fire was def
initely under control and had been
bypassed, perhaps by means of
a tunnel narallel to the ea and
Norb'ids fume-filled section of the mine.
'"They 'the crew) should be
within 5W feet of where the
trapped men are believed to
have barricaded themselves
sookesman said.
lne word raised nopes again the Bogor raiace. other Democratic presiaenuai jj-
that the miners would be rescued! Finally, he flew to the fishing! pirant in the New Hampshire elec
alive. village of Tjilintjint, 10 miles tion.
"We're very hopeful." said N.T. northeast of Jakarta, and sprayedl Nixon's complete total reactred
i. .,..i., Camicia. vice president of opera- bullets there, fifteen persons 65.077. The previous nign.
inclusion in the 19til budget
Salary increases included in the
proposed budget by
MANCHESTER. X. H. (AP)- are:
Sea. John F. Kennedy's presiden- City manager's office: city man
'a
phone did not answer at his ftsh
inston. C. home when he was
called lor
Jakarta am ih first tarupt The Vice President Kicnard Jt i Citv recorder s office: city re
jet identified by Radio Jakarta on- unopposed on the Republican corder, S4 to $6,120: senior clerk
as a MIG17. dived low and' ballot, also smashed the uur rec
sprayed the palace with machines ord.
gun bullets. Three persons within- With all but one of the states
jacent building. i 300 precincts reported from Tues-
The lieutenant took off from day s primary, the Massachusetts
Kemaioran airfield here. Afteri senator had 42.9u9 votes in the
firing on Merdeka Palace he head-1 Democratic preferential poll. T:s
intendent. $780 to $6,000; mechanic
No. 1, $372 to $4.9wj; mechanic
department X- 2, $312 to $4,020.
Street Men Raised
Street and sewer division: sup.
erintendent, $1,020 to $6,240: sew.-r
maintenance personnel, $13,740 pro.
nel ad
dition to department which will
come out of $26,000 sewer levy m-
eluded in the proposed budget.
Fir, rfpnarl mpnt - chief. S.v'17 'j
iooo to $4,020: sewer bookkeeper, , $6,537.50; two battalion chief
new in department, prtised sal- f3e0 each t0 55 400 t3ch. tw0 cap.
ary, $3,760. Uauis. $348 to $5,100 each; fire
Engineering division: city engi- marshall. $540 to $5,100; two
neer, Sl.SSiJ to $S.460: assistant Lieutenants, $504 each to $4.s:i)
city engmeer, $540 to $6,420; civil each: 11 firemen, raises depending
engineer, new in division, proposed on length of -duty and individual
thejed his jet 35 miles south of Ja-I more than doubled the highest tig-; salarv. $5,220: transitman, $300 to merit or raise from present sr.,.
karta to Bogor, where be strafediure heretofore rolled up oy any $4,980- draftsman, $36 to $4.500:;of from $310 to $368 to prooosed
scale of from $350 to $100 (the fig
ure. 11 firemen, includes a pro.
lions. were wounded. was established in 19o6 by rres
Outside the mine, eight miles i Soviet -made MIGs make up: ident Eisenhower.
southwest of here, near the Ken-: pan of Indonesia s fighter squad
lucky border, men manning the j rons.
crews and marshaling materials
th nnmn.r-at outnumbered ther crowd of reia
ano oiners, ininnea oy me
reasons support-
it easier for
r t,- 10 talte ovpr the Hoarrt nf fnnlrnl uvea
wuuii mill ttici - , -- ---
wnere given as reasons suDDort-i un,CI wcamci.
.New snow, up to four inches,
was forecast for the area, and
members of the Orezonian con- ds away, two Republicans
eressmnal delegation were men- neither with a strong following
tioned by political observers as were the only names on file. They
'Margaret Sets May
Date For Marriage
Semite Colleagues Mourn
Death Of Sen. Neuberger
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .the great majority of Americans,"!
Senators eulogized Sen. Richard Butler said.
L. Neuberger (D-Ore) and the; Rep. Charles O. Porter (D-Oreij
leaders called off . today s civil saul. "I regret to think his great
Democratic Party, said before The snow started soon after day-
getting word of Neuberger's break, and mountain roads in me
death, -T am more concerned area were turned into slick slides,
about Dick's recovery than who : imperling travel,
his successor might be." I State police sent a rush call to
Rep. Al L'llman (D-Ore) said the Road Commission for cinder
definitely he had no intention of ing crews and plows,
getting into the Senate race: ''
nave men 10 run again in my
congressional district and have
no intentions of changing my
plans."
Hospital News
Luncheon Slated
At Canyonville
Canyonviile merchants will be
Ihe guests of Red Cross Chairman
Mrs. Norman Chappell and Mrs.
Harry Johnson at a luncheon Fn
Ulay from 11:30 a m. to 1 p.m. at
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. William Bowman.
Homer Barnes, Mrs. Howard
Daugherty. Mrs. Jack Walters,
Irene Larkin. Lucille Lent, Rose
burg; Mrs. Dean N'eas. Oakland;
Richard Templeton, Yoncalla.
Surgery: Cynthia Krohn, Mary
Jane Bennett. Roseburg.
Discharged
Mrs. Gary Marshall. Roseburg;
Jesse Cooper, Sutherlin.
rights debate in Washington out; abilities wiU not be available any
nf respect to their colleague who more."
died earlier in the day. i Neuberger, Porter said, had a
Republicans and Democrats very deep feeling for public serv
joined in expressions of sorrow as 'ice and "although he was ill, he
Democratic Leader l.ym'on B. ; couldn't really withdraw. He just
Johnson of Texas announced 'he couldn't slow down."
.Senate would hold only a bnel Kcp. Al Lllman (U-Ore) said he the Canyonville Masonic Ha
session. i was oeepiy snocKcu anu sauiieneu cording to V ir;
Senate Republican leader Ever- ny me ueam 01 r.cuoerger wnicn is jpondent.
ett M. Dirksen of Illinois said he 'certainly a great loss to all ot This social occasion will be the
had grown very fond of Neuber-ius in Oregon and in the nation, means by which the merchan's
ger, although he said he and the; Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont) are contacted for their annual cor.-
Oregon senator seldom agreed on assistant majority leader, called tnhution to the Red Cross drive
policy matters. "cul"'1 UMC b'"".i sam .virs. Chappell. Any not con
Warm personal tributes included aumnesi, inu iuil-ihh
one from Sen. W ayne Morse ( I), j standing senators of our genera
Ore) formerly a Neuberger ally! Hon. His loss will be felt not only
but sharply at odds with him since; m the Senate, his own state and
iqa the nation, but throughout the free
"Oregon and Ihe nation nave "u --" ' '" me monin tor (.anyonville citizens ; ton Roseburg- James Upton
lost a courageous leader whose) outstanding courage and ability. ; will be held during the month for : land. '
voice and pen will be sorely miss- vvr nmp me same purpose, Mrs. v.happeil
ed in this time of national and1 !en. Thomas H. Kuchel of Call . said.
international crisis," Morse said.i'ornia, the Republican whip in thei
"Dick Neuberger wrote a great Senate, said he was deeply 1
chapter in Oregon's po"l'"l his- grieved. 1 CheCK CllfirnP DrrlW
lory. He loved young people, par-1 Here was a statesman, a man .IIC, V.IIIUIJC UrUWl
licularly students. His political of high principle, of courage, of 1 r; aiAl, 1 !
record will inspire young people! independent judgment, loyal lo his JIA-JHQnin JUII I 611)1
who Itudv It lur BeneratlonS 10 never lumtiirail ui 11
come.
ginia Proctor, corre-
lacted personally may reserve a
I place at the luncheon by calling
her at JK 21666.
! Individual luncheons for Canyon
1 ville citizens will be held riurin-!
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Kenneth Byland,
Mrs. Arthur Edwards, Judy Jones,
Ronald Griggs, Yolanda M a n n,
Collette Nygaard, Neoma Sartor,
Charles Williams, Roseburg; Mrs
Robert Bartel, Myrtle Creek; Mrs
Francis Hogg. Winston; Mrs. Rob
ert Huggins, Sutherlin.
Surgery: Mrs. Glen Schroeder,
Norman Jones, Mrs. George Den-
Oak-
The New Ha-npshire election
was the first of 15 state presiden
tial primaries.
Despite Nixon's record vote.
Kennedy broke down the tradition
al 2-1 Republican margin of supe
riority in the state. The ratio in
Tuesday's election was about 3-2.
Two significant results of the
elfction were immediately appar-
Winston Church
Holds Services
The Kev. and M.s. Lloyd L.
Reece of Pasadena, Calif., are con
ducting revival services at the
Winston Assembly of God Church.
LONDON' (AP) Princess Mar-
garet and Antony Armstrong-! ent:
.fnnoe n-ill ha mwriaA fn., c In 1
statelv Westminster 4h'hu ir. I should BO a long way toward dis
dition'al setting for many' high ! pelling the last remnants of any
rprmnni, nf ntici, r. .n,. i N'ixon-can't-win talk. The vice
The glamorous nrincess named president did not
the day todav
She and the young commoner,
who until recently was a society
photographer, will be pronounced paign.
man ana wue by the archbisoD of i
Canterbury, the Most Rev. Geof
frey Fisher.
An announcement from Clar
ence House, the princess' home,
said her brother-in-law, Prince
Philip, husband of Queen Eliza
beth II. will dive the hrirle awav
The announcement touched off contest,
widespread enthusiasm. The pub- Gov. Wesley Powell of New
lie was in a mood to give a rous- Hampshire, chairman of the Nix
ing ovation to the nation'3 on for-President Committee, had
sweethearts. I predicted that Nixon would exceed
A repetition of the splendid i Eisenhower's previous all time
pageantry of Queen Elizabeth's ! high. Many New Hampshire po-
posai for adding three new firi
men to the stati); volunteers. $300
total to $3,600.
Parks and playgrounds: super
intendent, $240 to $5.64'f: five labor
ers. $1,240 total lo $21,900 total, in
cluding addition of one new full
time man added to present four
man staff and tuttine 4.320 frmn
The Rev. Reece is a graduate seasonal help payments; seasonal
of the Christian High School of the help cut from S5.520 to $1,200.
Assemblies of God in Canyonville. 1 Police department: chief. S840 to
He has mmistered in he West $6,840: deputy chjef, $360 to $5.4iw;
Coast states and in Nebraska. Kan- two sergeants. $564 each to $5 '.
sas. and Idaho. He is affiliated with 100 each; detective, $636 to So.loo-
; tne soutnern cantornia Assemblies , court clerk. $420 to $3,840; patrol
Nixon's spectacular showing of God District. He conducted his , men. raises, depending on leny.n
nrsi revival campaign 111 musiuuiof service and individual merit of
six years ago. 'raise, from present $310 to S368 to
In addition to bringing a mes-1 proposed scale of from $350 to
sage each evening, Mrs. Reece and $400.
her sister present a musical selec-1
tion. Mrs. Reece plays both the !
clarinet and piano.
The Rev. Wdliam Garner, pas
tor, invites the public. The meet
ings, which are held each .night
at 7, will continue through Sunday.
come to New 1
HamDshire to campaign person
ally. Top GOP leaders in the state
carried the burden of his cam-
Kennedy, already considered
one of the leading Democratic
presidential candidates, if not the
front runner, moved closer to the
center of. the spotlight. His most
enthusiastic supporters had not
dared go above 38.000 in their
forecasts of his poll in the "beauty
coronation was expected, with dis
tinguished and humble visitors
flocking into London from the
ends of the earth.
litieal observers doubted it.
2 Attend CD Conference
Arthur M. Selby, Douglas Coun
ty Civil Defense director, accom
panied by deputy sheriff Jim Don
nelly, drove to Salem Tuesday to
attend the conference of Oregon
county and city Civil Defense di-ectors.
Morse Announces Death
II was Morse who arose on the
Senate floor at 10:35 a m. to an
nounce "with a sad and heavy
heart" the death of his colleague.
Sen. Johnson said Neuberger
had many qualities that "en
deared him to all of us."
"He had a great heart and great
rnnrBL'e ami hp u.i totally ilpdi.
rated In hi ronvictinn '" Johnson ! excelled him.
told the Senate. "The Senate I Son. Warren G
meets in a mood of sorrow.
He
was my friend, and I shall Lewis Marcy. 42. Tiller, was sen-
miss him. So will the Senate." tenced to six months in the county
Sen. A. S. (Mike) Monroney (D-! jail Tuesday, after he pleaded guii
Oklal called Neuberger "certainly, ty in Douglas County District Court
one of the great senators, a man: to a charge of passing a check with
whose personal courage and kind-1 insufficient funds in the bank,
liness endeared him to everyone. He was accused of Dassin? a
His extra fine record made him worthless $10 check at the Pastime i Derwin DuMont and son
Discharged
Robert Crocker, Glen Chamber
Iain. Randy Byland, Mrs. Robert
Bennett, Wanda Zimmerman, Alton
Watson, Mrs. Walter VanderVegt,
Donna Peck, Mrs. Robert Hempel,
Mrs. Alivn Haskett and son. Brian
Wayne. Roseburg: Allen Wilkinson.
Mrs. Emery Burdge and son. Dan
ny Lee. Sutherlin: Floyd Slaven,
Wilbur: Mrs. Frank Toombs, Ten
mile: Wesley King. Glide: M r s.
Roy Thurston. Camas Valley; Mrs. BIRTHDAY NOTED
William Walker and daughter,1 TAIPEI, Formosa (API Mme.
Kathcrine Anne, Dillard; Mrs. Chiang Kai-shek celebrated her
Douglas '59th birthday today. Women deb
Hub Caps Stolen
Four spinner-type hub caps were
reported stolen from a car owned
by Carol Stiles, Myrtle Creek,
w-hile the car was parked near the
Roseburg Bowl Tuesday, state po
lice informed this morning.
"The nation has lost a oublic1'" to" a great and promising
servant of the highest calibre andi'cnalor but I have lost an old
most of us have lost one of the friend."
best friends we've ever had." Ally. Get,. Robert Y. Thornton
This statement was issued by,"! Oregon: "Dick was an imagina
Vice President Richard M. Nixon: ''v nd dedicated public servant
"Sen. Neuberger's sincerity, in- and had a fine mind. He was a
legnty and dedication to public prodigious worker in the public
service earned him Ihe highest interest, and accomplished much
tribute the Senate can pay to pne fnr 'ir state in both the Oregon
nf its members its unqualified legislature and the United States
respect of not only the senators Senate. His loss will be felt for a
from his own party hut of his col-i'01"! 'imc to come."
leagues on the Republican side of: Robert iitraub, Oregon Demo
the aisle as well." cratic chairman: "One of the
The Rev. Frederick Brown Har-!xr''a' men of Oregon has left us.
ris, Ihe Senate chaplain, said in. W ith selfless dedication, courage
his daily prayer-that the hearts ; and wisdom lie has worked tire
of members were heavy because lessly fur the people f Oregon
"the voire of a dedicated public : and served the entire country. His
rervant will not again be heard in: integrity and dedication will re
this chamber." j main with all of us who knew and
Chairman Notes Lost Iwurked with him."
Paul M. Huller, Democratic na-
lional chairman, called Netihcr Riddle Slates Play
ger's death "a tremendous loss to!
our nnintry and lo our party." j "The Perfect Idiot," a three act
"Sinre he came to the l.'nited farce by Eunice and Grant Aikin
State Si'Tiite. following his dra i son, will he presented at lne Rid
matic victory m 1954, Richard die High School Friday at Kp.m.
Neuberger had been a leader in: The play will be presented by a
the fight fnr legislation to benefit cast of 15 students
one 01 me great senators evenliavern in canyonville on heb. 5. Cecil, Canyonville; Mrs. Emery Al-1 gates to the National Assembly
mimic Mi unci uci.uu ncic. in " ."en was wnueii on v-anyon- pen and aaugnter, .Margaret tuza-1 presented her a 10-foot-high cere
the field of human rights no onoiVillcs South L'mpqua State Bank. ' beth. Oakland. i monial umbrella.
Magnuson (D-l
Wash) said, "Not only has Amer-
Eva E. Thompson
Eva Ellenor Thompson, 77, died
at her home In Wilbur on Tuesday j
morning. I
She was born Jan. 23, 1883, at
EUcton and was married to Win- j
Geld E. Thompson at Roseburg j
April 29, 1901. The family lived at I
Elkton until 1921 and have lived
at Wilbur since that time. 1
Survivors include her husband
of Wilbur; two daughters, Mrs.!
Norman (Irene) Weatherly of Elk-!
ton and Mrs. Robert (Ester) Gard-
ner of Wilbur: three granddaugh
ters, and seven great grandchil
dren. Services will be held Friday at
2 p.m. at the Wilbur Methodist
Church, with the Rev. John Ginter
officiating. Interment will follow at
Wilbur Cemetery. Stearns & Little
Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
Auditions Slated
For Musicians
Plans for a young artists' audi
tion were discussed by the board
of directors for the Roseburg Sym
phony Society at the home of Mrs.
Larry O. Thomas recently.
Auditions for the yoi'ng artists
are tentatively scheduled for March
20 in the Roseburg First Baptist
Church at 12:30 p.m. Three out
standing judges in the field of mu
sic will select a winner from among
the young artists entering the au
ditions. The winner will appear
with the Roseburg Symphony at
its spring concert in May.
Applications are still being re
ceived for the auditions, and furth
er information can be obtained
from committee members, Mrs.
Paul Hult, Mrs. Fred Sohn and
Mrs. Clifford Domas, or by calling
the president, Mrs. William D.
urecn Jr.
! Obstetrician Knighted
I LONDO.V (AP) Queen Eliza
1 beth has knighted John Peel, the
obstetrician and gynecologist who
delivered her three children. Peel
was made a knight commander of
the Royal Victorian Order. He will
be known now as Sir John.
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