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16. 1960
Union Query
To Candidates
Draws Attack
PORTLAND (AP)-L. I.. Slew
art, president of Associated Gen
eral Industries, Tuesday attacked
a statement and questionnaire
sent to legislative candidates by
the Orecon AKL-CIO.
Stewart said in a prepare
statement tliat it was an attempt
to "threaten and intimidate the
randidale into accepting the AKL
CTO viewpoint."
George Brown, Oregon head of
the AKL CTO Committee on Politi
cal Education, denied Stewart's
assertion. Ilrown said:
"We've been doing this for sev
eral campaigns now. There is no
threat or coercion. Each candi
date is told he may fill out the
questionnaire if he desires."
Stewart said this was the first
time a statement was included on
the questionnaire, giving labur's
position on such questions as
workmen's compensation, unem
ployment compensation, income
tax", right to work, wages and
hours and area education dis
tricts. The nine-point questionnaire also
asks the candidates' viewpoint on
those subjects.
"The candidate had better an
swer right or he'll be wrong as
far as tiie lop echelon of the AKL
CTO is concerned." said Stewart,
adding that he considered it an
"attempt at legislation by pres
sure." Brown denied that, and said the
statement of lalwr's position was!
included this year because eandi !
dates had asked for it, saving
they wanted an explanation of la - j
bur's stand on the questions. j
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In Dixie Race Battles
WITH the 1960 Easter Seal drive opening Thursday,
Doualas County Chairman Robert M. Stults and Mrs.
James Hartford, representing Epsilon Sigma Alpha which
mailed the Seals this year,
envelopes containing Seals
drive. (Paul Jenkins)
Hospital News
Ike Asks Powers
To Cut Cuba Sugar
.examine coin collectors and
and information about the
j Easter Seals
Campaign Due
The 10 Easter Seal Drive will
' Visiting Hourt
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
More than 500 Negroes have
been arrested in the largest mass (-j(v
police crackdown since demon
stratnws against segregated eat-'
ing facilities in the South began
a month and a half ago.
The blanket arrests Tuesday
WASHINGTON fAP) Demo
cratic National Chairman Paul
Butler see.ned likely today to
snrvivp a oohtical boo - hoo that
mieht have cost a less-agile Dor-, led one state omciai of me .m-
former his job. j tional Assn. for the Advancement
Butler made what manv in hi! : of Colored people to cnarge tnai
parly regard as the political mis- j police were engaging in strong
take of being caught at predicting i arm, Fascist-like tactics.,
that Sen. John V. Kennedy (1). I Police at Orangeburg, S.C., used
Mass I will win the Democratic tear gas and fire hoses to quell
presidential nomination. ! an estimated 1.000 demonstrating
He was .denlitied by tne ISew students and arrested JoO ot them.
York Post, which presumably had I All were charged with breach of
representative there, as the the peace and released under $10
nigniy placed Democrat wno tola , bond each
a group 01 reporters at the Na
tional Press Club Monday that re
cent developments indicate a Ken
edy victory.
National chairmen are tradition
ally supposed to be neutral in pre-
convention contests. Under politi
cal protocol they are not permit
ted to side publicly with one can
didate against another or even sug
gest that any particular individual
is in the lead.
Some other chairman might
have faced serious demands for
hi ouster from the temporarily
united forces of Kennedy's rivals
for the nomination. But only Sen.
Hubert H. Humphrey came for
ward to say that Butler had "out
lived his usefulness" by taking
sides in the presidential contest.
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson of Texas, iflen a tar
get for Butler critirism, declined
any comment.
At Atlanta, in segregation
minded Georgia, 77 Negroes and
2 white youths were jailed in
connection with sit-ins at 10 down
town cafeterias. me negroes 1 5esion of tne Georgia Legislature.
were released later on 5300 bond In action 18 of them were
In other South Carolina develop
ments. 70 Negroes were arrested
at Itock Hill as they picketed
Hall. Ten Negroes were ar
rested at Columbia and charged
with trespassing at lunch counters
in variety stores.
The Atlanta demonstrations
were described as the largest
simultaneous sit-ins yet staged in
the South. The protests were held
at cafeterias in the state Capitol.
City Hall, the Courthouse, in two
buildinqs where there are a num
ber of federal agencies, at two
railroad stations, two bus stations
and a varietv store.
Misconduct Charged
Many of those taking part came
from the city's six Negro col
leges. All the Negroes were
charged with disorderly conduct
and refusal to leave premises
when asked to 00 so provisions of
an act approved at the recent ses-
each. The white youths were given
30-day jail terms.
Among those arrested was the
Rev. A. D. William King, a broth
er of the Rev. Martin Luther King.
Jr., Negro integration leader and
exponent of passive resistance.
Arrests also occurred in two
other South Carolina cities and at
St. Augustine, Kla.
Students Parade
The Orangeburg arrests came
after police tried to break up a
protest march by about 1,000
students from South Carolina A. &
1. and Claflin Colleges. The stu
dents refused to disperse. Fire
hoses were turned on about 300 of
charged under a law originally
drawn to halt Ku Klux Klan ac
tivities and an old unlawful as
sembly act.
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i, u ,:,. ,j:,i, : them and two tear cas cannisters
for the nomination, said be was j Ke "plodf,d- - iri .
sorry that Butler "injected him- The Rev. H. P. Sharper, a Flor
self into this situation," adding: ! ence Baptist minister and presi
"He has helped neither himself dent of the South Carolina NAACI
nor our great party.
Robert Estrada,
WASHINGTON (AP)- The ad-; Rosebure; Mrs
ministration today asked Congress Camas alley,
to give President Eisenhower pow-j Surgery: Belle Hadwen, Frank
or to cut Cuba's bonus-price sugar Lassen. Mrs. Gordon Moore. Les
sales to the United States if he la Follett, Roseburg; Mrs. Gordon
feels such action is necessary. I short, Sutherlin: Klla Hudson,
The authority is proposing It'R-1 f,-imiis Valley; Simon Onn, Wins
islation which also would extend tljn
the present sugar control program j
for four years. The plan was sent! Discharged
to Congress today. ji, shnw. John Stein.
Power would be given the Pres
ident to cut quotas for any foreign
country other than the Philip
pines. '
But it is a i m c d principally
against Cuba, a one-crop country
which sells about half of its sugar
production in the United Stales.
Republican leaders have em
phasized that the request for
authority to cut Cuba's sugar
quota is not intended as punish
ment for Cuba.
Relations between the United
Slates and Cuban Prime Minister
Fidel Castro's regime have been
deteriorating steadily, and the
cuts is regarded as almost certain j Miinernn, .mis. juiius unim...
Ger
trude Hardy. Clarence Kcinpkc,
Francis Connolly, Phil Sutton,
Pamela Gregory, Alvin Bosworth,
Beverly Miller, Clyde Downing,
Mrs. James Turnbull and daugh
ter. Delinda Joyce. Rose I) u r g;
Mary Oppenhvitncr, Mrs. Norman
Neal and son, John Michael, Suth
crlin; Dale Kramb. Winston; Mrs.
Robert Itartel, Jack Rae Jr., Myr
tle Creek; Lenaid Parker, Win
chester. Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Rhonda Shearer, Idle-
vld Park. Katherine Stamford,
to bring new attacks on tiie United
States by the Havana government.
Myron Mead.
Henry llalverson,
Pleas Entered
In Three Cases
A Roscburi! man pleaded cuiltv
and two Sutherlin men innocent j
to charges pressed against them
Tuesday in Douglas County Ui.i
trict Court.
Clarenre Edgar Lemon, T)
Ro.seburii. pleaded cuiltv to a pettv:
larceny charge, but sentencing wa.i
continued until next Monday at
1:."0 p.m.
l.emon. accused of stealing the
grill from a 1949 vehicle owned by
Wdliam James Dewar, was ar
rested Monday.
Winchester.
Surgery: Mrs
Roseburg; Mrs.
Suiherlin.
Discb.irgd
Charles Hushes, Russell Kaine,
Mrs, John Hamilton and son
Kruig Cordon, Mrs. James Ogles-
bv and daughter, Pamela Lucille
Roseburg; Richard
Yonealla.
trustees for the Oregon Society for
Crippled Children and Adults has
appointed Robert M. Stults, Rose
burg attorney, as fund - raising
chairman for the drive.
Stults has been working with the
Easter Seal drive for several
years. He has two nephews, vic
tims of muscular dystrophy, at
tending the Oregon 'Easter Seal
School in Eugene.
Also working with the Irivc this
year is Mrs. .lames Hartford rep
resenting Epsilon Sigma Alpha s
rority which has mailed 12.980 let
ters containing Easter Seals to
county residents.
Those not receiving letters who
wish to contribute may send their
donations directly to Harold M.
Schmeer. treasurer for the drive,
at P.O. llox 1167, Roseburg.
Roseburg Junior Chamber of
Commerce members led by Presi
dent Clarence Paul, will place the
coin containers throughout t h e
county.
Roy Henry is in charge of the
publicity.
The fact remained, however,
that only the National Committee
could fire Buller and it has stood
staunchly behind him in his fre
quent excursions into hot water
with many elements of his party.
In the course of what seems a
charmed life in the chairmanship,
he has berated Southerners about
civil rights to the extent that some
Dixie party organizations won't
send funds to the national group
so long as he is chairman.
When the Louisiana Democratic
state organization tried to fire Ca
mdle F. Gravel Jr. as its repre
sentative Butler got the National
Committee to overrule the action.
Rhee Keeps Post
In Bloody Bailor
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) -Synfiinan
Rhee's forces won the
presidency and vice presidency of
South Korea today in a landslide
after a bloody election the opposi
tion charged was riRgeri. The anti
Rhec Democratic party promised
court contest.
Post-election violence flared , picked
Conference, said that because of
"strong-arm. Fascist-like tactics"
of peace officers "we conclude
that appeal to federal agencies is
our last resort."
New Deadline
Set In Contest
March 23 is the new deadline
for enterins the children's beauty
contest sponsored by the Douslas
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross.
Winners of the contest will be
awarded Series E. savings bonds
by three banks in Roseburg and
a S25 savings account at the Ump
qua Savings and Loan Assn.
The contest is for infants and
toddlers six months to four years
old. Children will compete in four
different age groups; 6 months to
1 year, 1 to 2 years, 2 to 3 and 3 to
A. One winner will be picked from
each age group. Consolation prizes
! will be awarded to the 16 finalists
Errol's Gal Bows
To PTA Protests
anew as demonstrators, on
gnmtled with the outcome of the
voting, scuffled ioday -vith police
in front of the Democrats' Seoul
headquarters.
At least 7 and perhaps up to 11
persons were reported killed Tues
day in election violence. All but
one died in a seven hour battle
between police. Democrats and
Judging will be based on an un
marked picture of the youngsters.
Pictures along with another iden
tification shee must be suhmitted
prior to the deadline to Mrs. Wal
ter Britteli, fii)3 NE Nash St., Rose
burg. Snapshots are acceptable.
All photos must be accompanied
by an information sheet giving the
child's name, age and the name.
14
DFPA Election
Scheduled Today
Directors were scheduled to be
elected and the lWOtU budget for
the coming war adopted at a meet-
i ing of the Douglas forest Protec
( tne Assn. ioday at Roseburg head-
LONG REACH, Calif. (AIM
Beverly Aadland, the late Errol
l'lynn's 17- ear-old protege, won't
make a scheduled personal ap
pearance in Long Reach.
She was to have aoneared at a
Templclon, theater to plug a movie produced
by i-lynn, "Cuban Rebel (lirls,
m which she had an important
part. Hul the hteater cancelled
Miss Aadland's appearance "in the
interest of her safety after get
ting many protests. PI A
students at Masan, 250 miles south : address and phone number of the
of Seoul. j parent. An entry fee is charged.
Rhee. whose Democratic party j All pictures will be returned to
opponent died a month ago after the owners.
a stomach operation, won his Twenty finalists will be picked
fourth four-year term witn a rec- bv a panel of judges
ord popular vote.
OEA Conference
Starts Thursday
PORTLAND ( AP) The annual.
and two-day convention of the Oregon!
church groups said her appearance Education Assn. will get under
would set a bad example for other j way here Thursday. !
teen-age girls. I tin hand will he some 5,000 1
Miss Aadland was with Klvnn teachers, one-thirl of those in
when he died of a heart attack in ; Oregon
Thev will appear March 2G at the
fashion carousel styles for tots and
teen-agers at the Cold Room of
the L'mpqua Hotel in Roseburg.
This is a Douglas County Red
Cross benefit to raise funds for
the blood program in the county.
Vancouver, R. C, last year.
Harry Lawrence Rade. 37. and fluarlcrs of the group according
Earl Edward 1. aiming, 47, both of , to Fred Southwick, district war
Sutherlin, pleaded innocent in dis-1 den. A noon luncheon was held at
trict court to assault and battery ! the Swedish Huung Room,
charges. state and area lumbermen at-
Hade's trial was set for March ; tended the session.
28 at 2:30 p.m. l.anning'j is to fol-1 Attending from Salem were
low j hour later. Dwight Phipps, stale forester: l.ee
Rail on each was set at $250 i Port, supervisor of the state For-
Rade is accused of assaulting estry Department; Rudy llallande
and beating Adrian W'onser. Suth- er. administrator ot the forest pro
erlin, on a Sutherlin street Sunday tecltve tunds: and Albert u ieen
night. Lanning is charged with danger, executive secretary of the
iH-aling Rodney Trotter, Sutherlin "Keep Oregon Creon Asociatio.i.
in the same fight. i Inc." The former three are state
Private complaints were filed t officials, while U le-endanm-r's or
against both Sutherlin men. ' ganiation is piiaieiy financed.
Sputnik's Long Orbit
Expected To End Soon
1 CA.MHRMX; K. Ma.s. (AP)-The
Suwe! satellite Sputnik III is ex-
: peeled to spiral into the atmos
phere and burn up in a co.iple
, of weeks, says the Smithsonian
Astrophysical Observatory,
The cone-shaped satellite about
12 feet long and weighing x tons,
was fired into orbit May 15, lit.SH.
Its final stage rocket, itself in orbit
for a time, plunged to destruction
, more than a year ago
Mam speaker at the opening
season will be Sen. Jennings Ran
dolph (D-W. Ya). At a Thursday
dinner, former Caliiornia Gov.
Coodwin Knight will discu5 fed
eral aid to education.
A pre convention meeting is
scheduled for tonight by the as
sociation's commission on standards.
Spate Of Twin Births
Noted By SF Hospital
SAN FRANCISCO fAP
Francis Memorial Hospital is
a twin binge.
Twins, for the third time
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Noilh-northeast direction in many at St. Francis all last year,
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r o Dynamiting Try Fails
Firemen Bravs Danger chari.ottk, n.c. (APi-Sev-
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who ignored the threat of radio- ( to a burnuifi fuse were tossed into
active and explosive materials ; the otfice of the struck Rottoms
aro cretlded with saving the re-! Kisko Motor Lines Terminal Tues
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and other subjects at Boslon I'ni- i threw the dynamite into a court
vorMty's Medical School laborn-! yard where it exploded harmless
tory when fire broko out Tuesday. ' ly.
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Hoseburg, administrative vice pres
ident: Dr. Harry Van Der Mark.
Winston, secretary tre.-surer: and
Bruce Klmgren, erseant at arms.
It was also announced at the
meeting that Davenport had won
third and Harris, fourth, at the
Toastmaster area contest in Ku
gene last Saturday.
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