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13 Miners
Dead; Hope
Gone For 5
I.Ofi AV V. Y.i i APi lnul
they Imiiui tiic lnt body, search
ers held Mime hu' that ute IS
men trapped in Uoliicu cual mine
22 midu till ne aiie.
By early today the bodies of
1:1 had lieen haule! out of the
iMMl!led j)a-.ai;euaj s and the lil
uip of hope lor ttie others was
gone.
But the search went on
Somewhere in the dank honey
comb of tunnels were the other
members of the discing parly mi
prisoned -March S Jiy a cave-in
and lire nearly three miles tiom .
the nunc opemn'-t. ;
Two in tile nri.uina.1 pronp of 20
scrambled to salety nioiuents alter
discuu'iy of the fitv. apparently
touched off when falling slate snap
ped an electric trolley wire.
Jack Mathc.-on of nearby llol
den. W. a.. in the rescue team
which found tiie fll-st PI bodies,
said death by asphyxiation came
earlv lor the men in the Island
freck Coal Co. eif-'ht miles from
the Kentucky border.
It illicit have been caused by
.-moke from the fire or by poison
coal itas pcrincallli'.' the abandon
ed mine secliun lo which the vic
tims had (led.
Room Passed Up
Passing up three carved-out
rooms m wmch they iniitht have
sealed themselves off from the
deadly fumes until help came,
they hail dashed for an nooning
in the abandoned section. But
there was no opening. It had been
burred within recent weeks by the
crumbling walls and low ceiling
in that part ol the mine.
"There's no doubt." said Malhe
son, 114. a former section boss of
the dicging. "that they've been
dead since a few hours alter the
fire."
He and nearly 200 others labored
and groped in the rubble-strewn
tunnels in the hope that the men
had chosen to wail it out in one of
the three retime areas.
The rescuers had battled the gas
and smoke, slogged through knee
deep water and struggled with a
makeshift ventilating system
around the clock.
The lust body was found
sprawled alone. Twelve others
were in Iwo nearby heaps.
State and company officials with
held the names of those first found
dead until all 18 of the men could
be accounted lor. Among the IS
was W. K Donaldson. o.", a com
pany safety inspector.
BuildilwMen Activity Reported
Meet At Riddle .lyJ"v!nileA?entlf
Wed., Mor. 16. 1960 The Nawt Review, Roteburg, Ore. 5
The Souihein Oregon c!i;iiter of
the Imernational iVinU'ivnip of
Building Ot'ticmls held a (iinnrr
meeting al the Sportsman Cafe in
Riddle recently uith repiVM'nta
tues Rui ee .Mollis of Koeluii s.
Pete l,oui;lindi;e of (.inwiU Pass.
0. K Yate of Ahland and Pick
Baie of Kiddle in attendance.
Haize i secretary f the chapter.
Vein Sh.irlt;ren of Klamath KaiK
president of the Southern Oregon
chapter, became ill in Medtord
while en route to the meeting and
was compelled to return home.
The otticials discussed chanties
in build ins codes and problems per
taining to their respective commu
nities The next meet ins of the chapter
will be held in Ashland in AuuM
and host. O. K. Yates, suciuested
The Ioiui.
pnrltnent pru.
anil Tit s,m in
during KcIm u
veuile oltue i
Handling; i
jumped ti IS
contract t() ,
i in Ptti1
were tti! it
Hoys .ni,
School tin i
Si tun n
hation. lun
12 w ere ui
I'oiintv Juxenile Pe i
-I'd -i; court ca.-es
'V ciMiiiM'hnL: eases
. the rminlv U !
icpiined llu week,
f runau enile"
dunny l-'ebruary, m
li'iir in .I.inuan and
ut'.-r luo lnts
.Mad aicn s. Ii.m.1 tur
me uirl tn Hillcl'est
;r!s m l-eluu;tr. i
w ere placed on pro
were tnwi"!erred and
niisfd loilow my pre- ,
St. Ia rick's Ihy coming... stock up!
hminarv inquine-. it was report
ed. Informal probation a y:cn to
12 juemles h"ted as service cas-,
es. Kie liovs and lie yirls were i
held in detention dunny the month
tor an average of I da s per child j
One was detained lor assault
and balterv. one tor lein absent j
without leave from the service.
vaurancy, one for petty
and three as runau a s,
Tweulv nine cliiluren were plae
etl m toster homes, the report con
eluded.
that members briny their wives to three lor parole xiolation.
attend the Shakespearean plays.
Dinner Silted
On March 2.1 at 6 30 p.m.. Rid
dle schools will host a dinner meet
ing of the Southern Douglas OKA
at the Kpiscopal Parish Hall Dud
ley Cameron of Myrtle Creek,
president, will conduct the busi
ness meet in y when elections w ill
be held for president and vice pres
ident. Mrs. B. II. Mann ol Kiddle is
secretary treasurer, according lo
Enna Be.st. correspondent.
Speaker for the evenmy will be
Gilbert (.onion. Riddle High School
language teacher, who is leaving
shortly after the close of school for
the Cameroon in Africa where he
will teach. Music will be under the
direction of Jack Mahoney. band
director. The women oi the Kpis
1 copal Church of the Ascension will
prepare and serve the dinner.
one for 1
la rcenv
J til J IE
Calvert
Umatilla GOP Appointed
PK.NDl.KTON (AIM - Jack
Duff, an Adams rancher. Tuesday
was named chairman of the I ma
tilla County Kepuhliean Central'
committee He succeeds ,!olui l.o :
can, a Pendleton attorney, who
resigned.
Cahcrt llcscn'c has
more Power to Please
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Ike's Referee Plan
Up For Vote Again
WASHINGTON" (AP) House
civil rights quarterbacks worked
lor a decisive vole today in favor
of a voting referee provision. Their
problem was to keep their bipar
tisan team members all headed in
Lite same direction.
The Kisenhowet administra
tion plan lor court appointed refer
ees to help Negroes or other mi
nority citizens exercise their voting
rights was temporarily jettisoned
Tuesday.
A liberal Democratic move for
a broader proposal picked up sur
prising strength. It would have sub-
sliluted for the referees a system
using enrolling olficers appointed1
hy the President. j
Southern opponents of any new
civil rights legislation swims; into
action, seeing a chance to split1
apart Democratic and Repuhh j
can supporters of tighter voting
laws.
The Southerners threw t h p i r
weight first one way. then another. '
The substitute was voted in as
a replacement for Die administra-1
tmn plan, then was pitched out.
When the players untangled them '
selves, the Kisenhower plan, inj
slightly modified lorm. was again
before the House and everybody!
called time out until today. I
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Billy Graham's recent crusade in j
Australia and New Zealand, enti-1
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Academy at 7;.'!u p.m. Thursday. I
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Crusade and llu; closing service
of the Sydney Crusade. Interwoven
throughout are glimpses of Aus
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