2 The Nowl-Rcview, Roieburg, Ore. Frt., Mar. 25, 1960
Khrush Says
Friends Better
Than Rubles
PARIS (AP) Soviet Premier
Nikita Khrushchev, campaigning
for close French ties with the So
viet Union, said today, "We have
a proverb that it is better to have
1U0 friends than 100 rubles."
He held out the olive branch at
a diplomatic press corps luncheon
in this third day of his prcsummit
visit to France.
Khrushchev said the May sum
mit meeting should seek an end
to the cold war. He declared dis
armament is necessary to peace
ful coexistence, lie warned again
that the Soviet Union may sign
its own peace treaty with Com
munist East Germany if an all
German treaty fails to material
ize. He touched with light scorn the
Berlin problem. He told his listen
ers the Soviet Union is not
alarmed at the 11,000-odd Western
troops garrisoned there, adding
that perhaps half a million would
be easier to wipe out.
He implied the real concern was
that the Soviet Union considered
the situation in the divided city
a dangerous vestige of World War
11. which should he removed.
Khrushchev paid brief homage
a workers' section of Paris, draw
ing enthusiastic cheers from thou
sands jamming nearby streets.
Then he had another long confer
ence with French President
Charles dc Gaulle.
Hospitalized Kids To See TV
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School Libraries
To Get New Book
The Roseburg School District is
furnishing its libraries with the
new book, Governors of Oregon, by
George Turnbull.
Turnbull is a former dean of the
School of Journalism, University of
Oregon. Now retired from active
instruction, he slill engages in part
time teaching and in research
work. His book is the outgrowth
of a scries of articles for The Ore
gonian. It is a sketch of each of
the state's governors and the is
sues with which each administra
tion had to deal.
M. C. Dellcr, district superintend
ent, reports that 27 copies of the
book have been ordered, one for
each elementary school and sev
eral in junior and senior high
schools.
One of the intermediate uses, he
reporta, will be to determine if
the name of one or more of the
governors would be suitable for
one of the district's new school
buildings.
Many hours of research, he
states, is wrapped up in pursuing
the studies suggested by each in
stallment of the book.
Deer Creek Classroom
Additions Discussed
Plans for the addition of two new
classrooms to the Deer Creek
School were discussed at a recent
meeting held at the sellout.
Architect John Briscoe present
ed preliminary drawings aud esti
mates on the new classrooms,
which would extend south of the
present building and would be 70
ft. long and 30 ft. wide. The rooms
would include tack boards and inside-room
wall storage, in addition
to portable children's wardrubc
space and tables. Sinks with foun
tains, electric heat and a unit
ventilator would be installed.
The board instructed the archi
tect to draw up specifications and
plans foi the building, according
to Jean Rndcliffe, correspondent.,
Funds for construction of the
classrooms is included in the pro,
posed Glide school budet.
Pauline M. Collinson
Pauline Mae Collinson, 47, died
Thursday in a lioseburg hospital
following a short illness.
She was born March IS), 1913 in
Winchester, Idaho, and had lived
in the lioseburg area the past five
years.
Wilson's Chapel of the Roses is
in charge of arrangements.
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PRESENTATION OF A PORTABLE television set to the
children's word of Douglas Community hospital was made
Thursday by Tau Eta Eta Sorority. The sorority is o member
of the Douglas Community Hospital auxiliary ond the funds
were raised from such projects os rummage sales and
public card parties. (Paul Jenkins)
Cars, 'Cycles
In Benefit Show
Cars, boats and motorcycles will
be displayed Saturday night wnen
the Uoseburg Rumble Bees stage
a Suortsmen's Jamboree at the
Douclas Countv Fairgrounds f o r
the benclil ol me county it e a
Cross chapter.
New sport boats will he on dis
play, and cars and motorcycles
will be shown and demonstrated
by clubs of the area.
The jamboree will start at 6
p.m. After the demonstrations,
dancing is scheduled from 9 to 1
to the music of Frank Copcland's
band.
Admission will be a contribution
to the Red Cross. Children under
12 years of age will be admitted
free.
Traffic Near Oakland
Rises Nearly Quarter
Traffic on U.S. Highway 99 near
Oakland was 23.4 per cent greater
during February than for the same
month in 19.VJ, according to rec
ords of the Oregon Stato Highway
Department. It was the largest
percentage travel increase on the
nignway unmix me inuiiui.
The count was made four miles
north of the Oakland junction. For
the Inst two months the increase
was 20.6 per cent.
Local state Highway Depart
ment officials were at loss to
explain this jump over the yearly
period, which amounts to about a
fourth more cars passing that point
in February.
Car Wheel, Tire Stolen
A foreign ear tire and wheel
were stolen recently from a ve
hicle owned by Robert A. Stevens,
1007 SE Main fit., Koseburg, ne
told lioseburg City Police Thurs
day. Stevens said the tire and
wheel were taken from the spare
tire compartment in the front of
the car.
Spanish Club Event
Slated Saturday
A Mexican dinner and fiesta for
the public is planned Saturday to
aid the lioseburg High School Span
ish Club in its quest for a trip to
mexico.
Dinner will be served from 5 to
8 p.m. in the high school cafeteria
in the Social Arts Building.
Mrs. Alice Mankins, former own
er of The Villa, will be in charge
of the menu and food preparation.
Assisting ner win ne Mrs. Holdcn
McTaggart. home economics teach
er, Mrs. Emery Williams, high
school cafeteria cook, and students
from the Spanish club.
Spanish music, troubadors, and
costumed waitresses will be part
of the fiesta atmosphere. The club
is sponsoring the dinner to raise
money for a trip to Mexico next
summer.
Tickets for both adult and chil
dren's plates are available in Rose
burg at ltickctts Music Store, A
and W floor Covering, Sanders
Shoe Store, or at the door.
Mary Lynn Rose and Chervl
Ryan are student co-chairmen of
the event.
John K. Howard
The Rev. John K. Howard. 86.
of Windy Creek, died early today
in a Canyonville hospital. Death
followed a short illness.
Ganz Mortuary, Myrtle Creek.
is in charge of arrangements. Fu
neral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Canada Seeks 6-Mife Limit
For Territorial Waters
GENEVA (AP) Canada called
on the 84-nation Law of the Sea
Conference Friday to make a t
mile limit for territorial waters a
principle of international law and
to grant coastal countries exclu
sive fishing rights 12 miles out
from their shores
The Canadian proposal, intro
duced by delegate George A.
Drew, conflicts strongly with U.S.
views.
The U. S. proposal, introduced
Thursday, also provides for a 6
mile territorial limit. But it in
sists that foreign fishermen must
retain the right to operate in tra
ditional fishing grounds 6 miles
beyond the territorial sea.
Drew told the conference an in
ternational rule perpetuating tra
ditional fishing rights in foreign
coastal waters would be of bene
fit only to about 15 countries and
would "in some measure conflict
Residents Given
Advice On Fires
The Roseburg Fire Department
has come up with some advice to
residents of the city to help Uiem
minimize damage if a house catch
es fire.
Fire Chief Don Starmer says that
generally alter the tirst four min
utes of a fire, damage will contin
ue at the rate of about $1,000 for
every minute thereafter. If the
fire department can arrive at the
scene of a fire of a fire early, it
is normally small. But after the
initial minutes, flames and water
will intensify damage to the structure.
Starmer said two things are im
portant in case of fire. First, the
right fire station should be called
and second, the correct informa
tion should be given.
Within the Roseburg city limits,
the Roseburg Fire Department
should be called at OR 2-2644. Out
side the city, the Rural Fire De
partment should be called at OK
2-2692. These numbers should be
kept close at hand so the time ele
ment can be narrowed.
Starmer urged that the following
information be given when report
ing a fire: House number and street
name, including the quadrant, such
as W. Broccoli St. or SE Oak Ave.
Also the type of fire should be re
ported so the department can plan
the attack which will have to be
made on it.
Phillip R. Backus
Phillip R. Backus. 83. 16-year
resident of Ihe Riddle area, died
Thursday night at the Roseburg
U.S. Veterans Hospital.
The body has been removed to
Ganz Mortuary, Myrtle Creek. Fu
neral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
Fish Pond Field Day
Slated For April 2
The Douglas County Extension
Office today announced plans for
holding a farm fish pond field
day April 2. The field day will be
held at the Lawrence Michael pond
near Days Creek, starting about
1:30 p.m.
Andy Landforce, wildlife man
agement specialist from Oregon
State College, will head the lield
day and discuss various methods
of fish pond management.
Michael's pond is stocked with
rainbow trout.
Argentines Arrest 500
BUENOS AIRES (AP) The
Army has arrested about 500 per
sons, smashing what it called a
terrorist plot to disrupt congres
sional elections Sunday.
The army commander, Gen.
Carlos Toranzo Moniero, said a
majority of those arrested were
supporters of ex-dictator Juan
Peron. He said tha terrorists
hoped eventually to overthrow the
government.
with the larger principle affirmed
in the charter of the united nations."
"I do not think it would be
consistent with the doctrine of
equality under the law if (such
an international fishing rule) were
applicable to most of the coun
tries represented here, and at the
same time created a special ex
ception (for) a comparatively
small number of states."
Drew said the maintenance of
traditional fishing rights in foreign
waters proposed by the United
States would punish in particular
Canada and those countries which
had refrained from extending their
territorial waters beyond 3 miles
and "have sought to protect their
rights under a general rule of law
instead of taking ine law into
their own hands.
Drew suggested that this ques
tion be settled in supplementary
agreements between individual na
tions rather than incorporated in
a universal sea code. He said he
hoped general agreement on the
territorial sea and the fishing
zone would create a better inter
national climate conducive to the
solution of individual fishing dis
putes. However, the formal Canadian
proposal includes no reference to
supplementary agreements be
tween nations.
Ambassador Arthur H. Dean of
the United States said the Cana
dian proposal in its present form
still is unacceptable.
But he added he still hoped it
would be possible for the United
States and Canada to work out a
universal formula on the fishing
problem which would be accept
able to both countries.
State Parole Board
Asks Probation Officers
The state Board of Parole and
Probation is seeking 10 new offi
cers, one of them to replace Stan
Coleman in the Roseburg office,
district officer Clayton Klein stat
ed today.
The Roseburg officer is needed
immediately, Klein said, as is one
in Eugene. The other eight re
cruits who would begin work July
1 are part of a planned expansion
program for the state.
Applicants should write to the
Civil Service Commission in Salem
or Portland for further informa
tion, Klein announced.
Some of the requirements are a
four-year college education, -some
previous public service work and
successful completion of oral and
written exams.
Judge Candidate Talks
To Canyonville Lions
Appearing before the Canyon
ville Lions Club this week was
Don Sanders, Roseburg attorney
and candidate for circuit judge.
He discussed the work of the
Oregon State Bar Committee in
suggesting revisions in statutes
pertaining to forgery, obtaining
money by false pretenses, and in
sufficient funds. Sanders is a mem
ber of this group, which will sub
mit its findings to the state Bar
Association for possible eventual
referral to the stale Legislature.
Speaker
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MRC A J JOHANNSOM of
Medford, Oregon, state fellow
ship chairman or the Ameri
can Assn. of University
Women, will be the luncheon
speaker Saturday at the Rose
burg Presbyterian Church Fel
lowship Hall ot 1 D.m. Her
topic will be "Fellowship." The
Koseburg branch has given
$1 023 tn fellowship a pro
gram for advanced learning,
in the six years ot its organization.
U. S. Asks Talks With Red
Bloc On Disarmament Group
Winston Kiwanis Slates
Pancake Supper Tonight
The Winston Dillard Kiwanis
Club will host a pancake supper
tonight from 6 to 8 at Douglas
High School.
The supper is the first oi three
projects pla ined to raise money
for the club's youth activities, Pres
ident Bert Laurancc said.
April 4-5. the club in conjunction
with the Benetta Theater in Win
ston will offer a showing of the
motion picture, Day of Triumph.
The film, dealing with the life of
Lnrist, will not De shown elsewhere
in this area, Laurance stated. He
added that more than 7,000 ad
vance 'complimentary " tickets
had been sold for the film presentation.
The third Kiwanis project is the
sale of community birthday calen
dars. The club will tackle this job
later this Spring, the president in-
dictated.
itvitva HP1 The United
States asked the Communist bloc
today to begin negotiations on de
tail.: nt a rpntral atiencv to en
force a worldwide disarmament
agreement. The Soviet union re
jected this approach.
imm-ii-in AmhassaHor Fred
erick M. Eaton told the 10-nation
disarmament conference mat tasi
and West agreed to the general
nt hav'ma n central enforce
ment body. He suggested the con
ference could DCgin me las ui
defining the organization and func
tions of such a body at its next
meeting, Monday.
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister
tr)npin 7nPin mninlninprt Katnn's
oroDnsal attacked the problem of
disarmament the wrong way
around. First, he said, let us ais
cuss specific arms cuts and then
get into control details.
French disarmament expert
Jules Moch told Zorin the Western
nowers would resist the Soviet ap
proach. In this conference as in
others in the past, Moch said,
there seemed to De an ciion "
ii.a Cnviat iHp to whittle down
the principle of controls.
"We will not be led down lanes
where disarmament is disassoci
ated from controls," Moch said.
Cnaal-inif in iimnnrr of F.ntnn's
position, Canadian Gen. E. L. M.
Burns drew on his own personal
experience as former head of the
United Nations Emergency Force
the Aiiauie ,asi 10 unuenine
the complexity of the control prob
kin. Determining how many men a
country has under arms can be a
difficult thing, he said, if the
troops in question keep changing
back and forth from uniforms iu
civilian clothes.
In the disarmament plan sub
milted by the Western aide the
United States, Britain, France,
Italy and Canada an inter
national organization , would be
established as the central enforce
ment agency.
The rival Soviet plan also spoke
of the need for central control
machinery. Zorin maintained it
would be pointless to agree on
details of control machinery until
the nations knew how much of
their military strength was to he
demobilized. He suggested that if
the cuts were large the control
arrangements would necessarily
be more complex than if onlv
small reductions were agreed
upon.
Mock Legislature Set
SALEM (AP) The 13th annual
YMCA Oregon legislative session
will open here Thursday, and last
three days.
About 100 boys and girls from
over the state will come here to
stage a mock legislature. Sessions
will be held in the state Senate
and House chambers.
Minor Fire Reported ,
A minor grass fire was reported
Thursday afternoon along a rail
road right of way just north of
Deer Creek in Roseburg, the Rose
burg Fire Department informed
this morning.
The fire broke out about 3:40 p.m.
Thursday but was quickly extin
guished with no damage reported,
tircmcn saia.
MEETING SCHEDULED
An Oregon Mobile Home Owners
get-acquainted meeting will be held
Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Sutherlin
Community Hall. Nod. members
are welcome.
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OSC Receives Grant
CORVALLIS (AP) Receipt of
a 514,000 grant from the National
Institute of Health was announced
Thursday by Oregon State Col
lege. The college will spend the mon
ey to finish equipping its food
technology building, erected iu
1950-51.
Check Charge Lodged
Lcroy McBride, 23, Roseburg,
was held to answer tn circuit court
following an appearance Thursday
in Douglas County District Court
on a bad cheek charge.
McRride is charged with obtain
ing property by false pretenses.
He is accused of passing a bogus
S7 check at Wilbur Auto Repair
March 15. He waived preliminary
hcaing in district court.
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