12 The Newi-Revlsw, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Aug 15, 1960
Labor Secretary Seeks Changes
In Welfare Pension Tell-Tale Law
WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary
of Labor James P. Mitchell told
Congress today the federal wel
fare pension plans disclosure law
affords no persuasive deterrent
to those who wish to Ignore its
provisions of manipulate or em
bezzle funds.
Calling for amendments, he
aid he now lacks both investi
gatory and enforcement powers.
"The net effect, to date, raises
grave doubt as to the wisdom of
retaining so weak a law on the
statute books," Mitchell said in a
letter to Congress.
"To abandon it entirely, how
ever, would be an act of betrayal
to the millions of Americans who
have right to a sense of secu
rity that the billions of dollars
annually received and disbursed
by these plans are being honestly
and prudently managed," ha said.
"The only recourse, therefore,
is prompt amendment of the act
to require, among other consider
ations, that reports should be
complete and meaningful and
limcly filed, and plan administra
tors should be entitled to receive
authoritative interpretations of the
act's provisions; and that the De
partment of Labor should have
proper investigatory and enforce
ment powers customarily granted
by Congress for the proper en
forcement of legislation it has
adopted."
Congress passed the law after
long investigations into abuses In
the handling of welfare funds. In
signing it Aug. 28, 1958, President
Eisenhower cited what be called
numerous shortcomings. He said
he was signing it "because it es
tablishes a precedent of federal
responsibility in this area. It does
little else."
Eisenhower, in both 13.19 and
I960, recommended strengthening
amendments, but no legislative
action has been taken.
Twining, President
Talk Retirement
WASHINGTON f AP)-President
Eisenhower and Gen. Nathan F.
Twining have discussed Twining's
retirement as chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff but no date
for his retirement has yet been
set, the White House said.
Press Secretary James C. Hag
erty made this statement in com
ment on a Washington Evening
Star story which said Twining had
resigned and that the President
had accepted the resignation.
Twining's current term as the
nation's top military officer is not
due to expire until Aug. 15, 1961.
However, he has been having
health troubles. He Is 62. He un
derwent surgery last year for re
moval of a lung cancer.
Under the practice of rotating
the chairmanship among the serv
ices, Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer, top
Army officer, would be in line for
the post if Twining gave it up.
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BAD OLD DAYS It looks like twenty years ago in Nazi Ger
many as Hermann Goering and Josef Goebbels talk together in
Hamburg. Hitler's henchmen impersonated by Werner Bistram,
left, and Willi Krause for the new American film, "Trial by
Treason." Bistram is a local hotel receptionist picked for the
part because of his remarkable resemblance to Goering,
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Joint Burial Service
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-Mary
Foley Gallagher and her son, a
priest, will be buried here Satur
day. Each died without the other
knowing it.
The Rev. John B. Gallagher
died first, Monday, in Buffalo,
N.Y. His 84-year-old mother had
been sick a long time and died
the next day in Jenkins Memorial
Hospital in Baltimore without be
ing told of her son's death.
A Rnlnmn reouiem mass will be
Ssiing for both in St. Mary's
Church. Father Gallagher will be
(buried in a cemetery for priests
J behind the church. His mother
will be interred in the church
Jcemelery a mile and a half away.
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NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP) 8 the
U.S. government cut down 17
magnolia trees around the post of
fice Friday to get rid of noisy
starlings.
'We tried evervthine" to get
rid of the birds," said Post Master
iewis il. Moore. "We put snakes
and lizards in the trees, but thai
didn't work.
"We tried selling fireerarkprs
off at intervals. That worked fine
until the last firecrackers went
off. Then the birds came back.
We tried to give the trees away,
but there were no takers.
"The government decided they
had to go and I agreed."
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Iva Smith, Mgr.
Diva Demon returned home Sun
day following a business trip to
Portland.
Mrs. Jerry Mertin of Ashland
has been visiting here at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
John.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Miller
and daughter, Pamela and Vicki,
spent Sunday water skiing at Do
rena Lake.
Mrs. Hop Thomas and daugh
ters, Nancy and Betty, and son,
Ed, have returned home following
a visit with relatives in California.
Mr. and Mrs, Hawley Counts
and children, Sharon, Jon
and Chris, and Robbie Carrico
spent a recent day at llmpqua
Beach.
Father Glen Schlatter of Sublim
ity is presently a houseguest here
at the home of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James
Kilkenny.
Duano R, Fisher of San Mateo,
Calif., was in Koseburg la,t week
to attend to business matters and
visit friends. Fisher is a represen
tative for Raub 4t Robinson, Inc.,
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shoemaker Jr.
and son, "J" of Anaheim, Calif.,
are spending a month's vacation
in Roseburg visiting Shoemaker's
mother, Mrs. Sam Shoemaker, and
other relatives and friends.
Paul Yundt, who has been work
ing in the Coos Bay and Roseburg
area during the summer months,
left Friday for Corvallis to spend
the weekend with his wife and
young son.
Miss Jeannette Wilburn is pres
ently staying at the Albert Webber
home, bne is assisting airs, weo-
ber in the care of her new baby
son, Timothy, and with the Web
bers' older son, Tony.
Naoma and Rose Ella Wooton
are back at their home on SE
Douglas after visiting for two
weeks in Bandon with their uncle
an mini Mr nnrl ltfrc Frannis
Robinettc,' formerly of this city.
Mrs. James Travis and children,
Jimmy and Lucy, have returned
from Anchorage, Alaska, and are
residing at their home in Roberts
Creek. Travis, who is employed
in the Anchorage area, is remain
ing there for a time.
Mrs. Ralph Armstrong and son,
Barry, left Friday to spend a week
in Morton, Wash., visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ole Wicks, the latter the
mother of Mrs. Armstrong. Ralph
Armstrong plans to go to Morton
next weekend to bring his family
home.
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Demo Farm Confab
May Be Expanded
DISS MOINES, Iowa (AP) The
Midwest Democratic farm confer
ence, here Aug. 21 may expand
into a two-day affair, Gov. Her
schel Loveless revealed.
It may be necessary to hold
some meetings on Saturday, Aug.
20, ho said, "because so many
people are asking to be heard that
there isn't any possibility of han
dling even a segment of them on
the one Sunday afternoon
scheduled."
Representatives of 12 Midwest
states will meet with farm lead
ers to- discuss agricultural prob
lems during the Sunday afternoon
session.
Speeches by Sen. John F. Ken
nedy, the Democratic presidential
candidate, and ben. Lyndon H.
Johnson,- his running mate, will
be featured at the evening
meeting.
Loveless said that an admission
will be charged for the night ses
sion to help defray the cost of the
t conference which, he added, may
1 run as high as $12,000.
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY
SKIRTS and
SWEATERS
LETTER MEN'S
SWEATERS
Cash and Carry
IjpL OPEN ALL DAY
SATURDAY
ACROSS FROM COURT HOUSE
1019 SE Douglas
OR 3 8291
Mr. end Mrs. Wayne Medford
left Friday lo spend a week vaca
tioning in Northern Idaho.
Ed Nordyke of Salem, assistant
attorney general of the state of
uregon, was in Kosenurg last week
attending to business.
Howard Covey and M. C. De
ment of J. H. Baxter and Co. spent
Friday in Grants Pass attending
to business matters.
Mr. and Mri. Lloyd Wilburn
have returned home after spending
a few days vacationing in Portland
where they visited relatives. They
returned home via the coast.
Mrs. Harvey Blake and daugh-
I icr, oarnara jean, nave reiurnea
nome tallowing attendance at the
Assembly of God Church camp
near Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Schlick have
returned home following two weeks
spent visiting relatives in Central
California and vacationing at coast
al points.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen of Lodi,
Calif., have left for their home
following a visit in Roseburg with
Mrs. Lydia Allen of SE Douglas.
They also visited other relatives
and friends.
Mrs. S. H. Wingfield Sr. and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Cheek, went to
Salem Sunday to visit the Cheeks'
elder daughter, Selene, who is a
patient in the state hospital.
Mrs. John Tucker of Gary, Ind.,
has left following a visit of seven
weeks in Roseburg at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. I
and Mrs. Edwin Myers. Mrs. Tuck
er plans to visit in San Bernardino,
Calif., with a daughter, Mrs. Nor
ma McGee, before returning to In
diana. Danny Hartle, who has just com
pleted his U. S. Marine Corps re
cruit training at San Diego, has
been home on leave visiting v his
mother, Mrs. Harold Allen, and
other relatives and friends. He is
leaving this week for Memphis,
Tenn., to enter aviation scnool.
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Caccamiso
and children, Diane, Randy and
Donna, have left for their home
in Glendale, Calif., after a week's
visit in Roseburg and with Mrs.
Caccamise's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Worsley.
During their stay, th two fam
ilies made a trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dauyherty
and family left Sunday to vacation
in Boise, Idaho, where they will
visit the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Bramble, and with
Mrs. Daugherty's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James McNeal. They plan to
return to visit friends in Pendle
ton. Walla Walla. Wash., and The
Dalles en route home.
The Rev. and Mrs. Karl Faulk
ner and son, Ronald, are leaving
in the morning after a visit in
Roseburg with family members.
They were houseguests at the
home of the Rev. Mr. Faulkner's
sister, Mrs. Betty Moore, while
here. They stopped en route in
Washington to see Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Church, formerly of Glide,
and before returning to their home
in Philadelphia, they plan to visit
in Los Angeles. The Rev. Mr.
Faulkner, for several years Bap
tist minister at Glide, is associated
in Philadelphia with the American
Jewish Fellowship.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morian of
Spokane, Wash., spent four days
here recently as the guests of their
niece, Mrs. Robert V. Miller, and
family. They were accompanied by
their granddaughter, Miss Bar
bara Ingles of Springfield. Dur
ing their stay, Robert Miller and
Walter Morian went deep-sea fish
ing at Winchester Bay and both
came back with their limits of
salmon. Other visitors at the Mil
ler home were Mr. and M r s.
George Jones and son, Rod, of
Portland. I hey returned home aft
er a two-day visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Meehan
visited in Eugene Sunday with the
latter's brother, Tom Welborn,
and family.
Miss Mickey Kilkenny spent the
weekend in Portland visiting rela
tives and attending to business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dement have
moved here from Seattle and are
presently residing in the Nasby
apartment on Robert Creek Road.
Dick Gilman, who underwent
spinal surgery recently at a Port- j
land hospital, has been released
and is now recuperating at his!
home. I
Mr. and Mrs. Richard John, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray John and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman John were in Port-1
land last week for the funeral of
the men's mother, Matilda John.
Henry Criteser, a long - time
former resident of Roseburg. and
in recent years a resident of De
Lake, died in a Portland hospital
last week according to word re- i
ceived by friends in the Roseburg
area. The funeral took place in
Portland this morning.
Tonight
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til Brrsaer Kajr Kislill
"ONCE MORE WITH FEEL
ING" Is Celer
Alia Dick Clerk - is
"BECAUSE THEY'RE
YOUNG"
Tonight
"SERGEANT RUTLEDGE" starring
Jeffrey Hunter. Constance Tow
ers and Biltie Burke, plus Orson
Wells, Dione Varst, Dean Stock
well and Bradford Dillman in
"COMPULSION"
Movie Showtime
I MONOAY AUGUST II, Iftt
j INDIAN THEATRE Summer Schedule.
Closed Sun-Mon
: STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates oner. 7 l
Shows start at dusk. "Pollyanna" and "The
Little Savage"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
Shows start af dusk. "Who Was That
Larjy" and "Until They Sail"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherllnl Bom
office opens at 7, show starts at dusk.
"Once More With Feeling" and "Because
They're Young"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trf-Clty! Show
starts af dusk. "Sergeant Rutledge" end
"Compulsion"
Open 7:15. ..Shows start Dusk!
thru TUES only
TONY CURTIS JANET LEIGH
and DEAN MARTIN in
"WHO WAS THAT LADY?
pTuS
Paul Newman "Until They Sail"
Open at 7:15. ..Shows at Dusk
NOW thru TUES only
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Movie-wise ...
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