Japanese Royalty Visits
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PORTLAND HOSTS ROYALTY Ending their two week tour of the United States, Crown
Prince Akihito and Princess Michika will make their last stop in Portland before return
ing to Japan and their 7-month-old son, Prince Hiro, who stayed o.t home. The royal pair
will spend seven hours in the Rose City where they will be welcomed by Gov. Mark Hat
field and Mayor Terry Schrunk.
Akihito, Michiko End U.S.
Visit In Portland Today
SEATTLE (AP) Crown Prince , family than Japanese themselves
Akihito and Princess Michiko I do in postwar Japan.
Wednesday afternoon the cou
ple and their 15-member suite
were to enplane for Portland for
a seven-hour visit. Portland is the
eighth and final stop on their tour
after Honolulu, San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Washington, New
York, Chicago and Seattle.
Wednesday night they were
scheduled to board their chart
ered Japan Airlines plane for
Anchorage, Alaska, for a one-hour
refueling stop, then Tokyo where
they arrive Oct. 7. .
Wed., Oct. 5, 'I960 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 3
'Chatterbox In Sky1 Paves Way For U.S. Military Communications
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)
America's newest satellite a
veritable chatterbox in the sky
whipped around the world today,
paving the way for a space-age
communications system for U. S.
military forces.
The 500-pound Courier IB shot
skyward Tuesday atop a Thor-Able
Star rocket. It is circling the earth
every 115 minutes in an orbit
ranging from 575 to 750-miles
above the surface.
As dramatic evidence of its suc
cess, the new space messenger was
used within hours after launch to
and good will from President Ei
senhower to the United Nations.
The message was sent from
Washington to Ft. Monmouth, N.J.,
where it was beamed to Courier IB.
The note then was transmitted to
another ground station which re
layed it by high-speed radio to
New York. The President's mes
sage welcomed IS new nations to
the U.N. and expressed hope they
would continue to witness such sci
entific advances as this new satel
lite. A taned congratulatory messnPA
from Secretary of the Army WU
bir M. Brucker also was relayed
relay g teletype message of peace I via the 51-inch sphere. Brucker said
Courier IB "represents a phenom
enal advance In the field of com
munications." The satellite carries 300 pounds
of the most complex electronic
gear ever sent into space by the
United States. At the heart of the
system are five magnetic tape re
corders capable of simultaneously
receiving and transmitting 68,000
words a minute.
Courier IB Is designed primar
ily to receive and store teletype
writer messages from one ground
station and unload them on com
mand from another.
The Army plans to bombard the
satellite with millions of words In
the coining days to completely
prove out the system. Much of the
wordage will be supplied by news
wires of The Associated Press and
United Press International.
Benedict A. Jacobellis, Courier
project manager, reported all in-
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struments in the space package,1
were working fine. j
If Courier IB proves the feasi
bility of using such vehicles for
swift movement of secret military
information, the Defense Depart-1
inent plans a network of opera
tional courier satellites within a
few years.
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Wednesday embarked upon the
final day of their two-week Amer
ican goodwill tour commemorat
ing the centennial of United
States-Japanese relations.
They began the day by visiting
the Japanese tea garden located
in the University of -Washington
arboretum. There they met mem
bers of the local Japanese-American
community.
The prince was to inspect the
Boeing Airplane Co. plant at Ren
ton while the princess paid a visit
to the Seattle Art Museum.
American and Japanese officials
as well as observers who accom
panied the imperial couple on
their tour feel the visit has turned
out to be an unqualified success.
Nowhere was there any evi
dence of unfriendliness that some
had feared might arise in the aft
ermath of President Eisenhow
er's canceled visit to Jaoan.
To observers, the warm recep
tion the couple received under
scored two things:
That Americans feel a genuine
warmth for the Japanese.
It was a reminder of the politi
cal maturity of Americans in
realizing that the Japanese dem-
- onstrations against Eisenhower's
visit were the product of a left
wing minority and in no way re.
fleeted any change in Japanese
triendsmp lor America,
The crowds that turned out to
greet the visitors contained a
large percentage of Americans of
Japanese ancestry. Generally tney
showed much greater outward
awe and respect for the imperial
Vital Statistics
Divorce Decreet
Emma Lee from Thomas Jay
Lee. Plaintiff granted title to prop
erty described in complaint.
Marilyn Ovila from Thomas Lyle
Fjelland. Custody of child granted
plaintiff, with visitation rights to
defendant. Plaintiff to have posses
sion of her clothing and personal
possessions which defendant has in
his possession.
Goldia from Francis Medley.
Judges Ask Raise .
SEOUL. South Korea (AP)
South Korean judges complained
today they can't live decently on
less than $100 a month. Fifty
judges decided at a meeting to
day to petition the chief justice
for drastic pay scale revisions
that will guarantee them at least
$160 or 190,000 hwan a month.
Starting pay for a judge is now
45,000 nwan, or aDoul $80.
'Khrush' Sees
Summit Confab
NEW YORK (AP) Soviet Pre
mier Khrushchev appears to be
lieve the next United States presi
dent will swiftly agree to meet
with him at a brand new Big Four
summit conference on world nrob-
lems.
This Khrushchev view annarent-
ly explains why the Soviet leader
appeared happy with the results
of his cold war talk with Britain's
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan
Tuesday, in sharp contrast with
the British.
A British spokesman said after
ward "there has been virtually no
change" in the rival Khrushchev
Macmillan views about how to
crack the East-West disarmament
deadlock. v
But Khrushchev surprisingly
termed the results "very produc
tive." .
The Soviet leader, chatting with
newsmen, pointed to an oil paint
ing on the wall which showed an
ice-choked river melting under a
wnu springtime sun.
Macmillan told him. ha sniri
that the painting represents Brit
ain s views about the future- of
Western-Soviet relations.
Khrushchev, as. well as Mapmil-
lan, may be due for a surprise in
uie attitude ot tne next American
president toward a summit nar-
ley. Neither Vice President Rich
ard M. Nixon or Sen. John F.
Kennedy in campaign talk has
given any sign he would rush to
a summit meeting.
Khrushchev's bitter anti-West
ern offensive at the United Na
tions might make them even more
reluctant to sit down with Khrush
chev without advance signs that
such talks would be productive.
Boivling
CITY LEAOUI
First National Bank
Short Insurance
Sun Studs
Rosetla Lodgi
Weit Sid Pharmacy
Bobs Trophy Sales
J. C. Sporting Good.
Barcul Dodge
Results: Bobi Trophy
Dodge l; wast Sida
L Pit.
W
15 3 20
It 7 15
111 6'4 U'.i
TO I 13
9 9 13
13 9
4 14 5
Sales it Barcus
Pharmacy 2. J. C,
Snorting Goods 1; Sun Studs 2. First National
I Bank lj Shorts Insurance 2, Posetta Lodge I.
' High series: Bob Shroysr 192-234-1B2-40S,
Bobs Trophy Sales.
High game: B. Shroyer 234.
Other high scores: H. Pa M! son 310, Ft.
Noel 224, J. Cummins 215, J. Anderson 212,
HITS MRS. L6AGUI
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13
Bob's Trophy
Hulham Signs 12 4
J. R. McAllisters Construction 11 5
Harris Caft
Roseburg Jewelers I
Lindsays Hoboy Houw I
Boones Vending 10
Modern House of Carpets 10
Stubb's Richfield 4 12
Winston TV 4 12
Btuiti: Bob's Troohv 3, Stubbs Richfield
1; Hufhem Signs 2, J. R. McAllister Con
struction 2; Harris Cat 3, Modern House
of Carpets 1 Roseburg Jewelers 1. Lindsays
Hobby House 3; Boones Vending 4, Winston
TV 0
High series: Margaret Cornutt 17M70-13
477, Harris cafe.
High game: Leafe Wetzell 177, Modern
Wrnit ef Caroeti.
Other high scores: Jerry Ohman 173, Jean
Wheetley 171, Eve Bentield Hi.
HIGH SCHOOL LIAOUI
Modem Beauty Salon 11 1
Harris Plumbing V Heating 10 1
Winston Drug 9 3
Flury Supply 7 5
L. L. Burr Logging 7 5
Team No. 10 7 S
Warg Logging
Keystone Machine S 7
Team NO. 13 J 7
fodd Building Co. 4 1
Team No.
Lariat Cafe 3
Hick Realty S Insurance 2 10
Perme Roofing 2 10
Tauten Ma II 4 0
Results: Teem No. 13 3, Lariat Cafe 1; '
Hicks Realty 1, Wtnslon Orug 3; Team No.
I, Todd Building Co. 3: L. L. burr Logging
X Perme Roofing 1; Keystone Machine 1.
Modern Beauty 3j FKiry Supply 4, Warg
Logging Of Harris Plumbing J Teem No.
10 1.
High series: Boys Jerry Benfietd 155-154-lllj?0,
l. L. Burr Logging. Girls Petty
Pipw 130-1 15-154 411. Keystone Machine.
High game: Boys-Bob Flury Iff Flury
Suopiy. Girls Party Pioer 15.
Other high scores: Boys Ray SheohertJ is). :
Sid Carter 14. Ron Plnard 14. Norman Hill
HI. Wayne Gray 140 Girls: Nancy Stecey
150, Betty Yundt 143, Jenia Putnam 141.
KOPPtI KLUTCHRM LIAOUI
W L Ptt.
TOWN LIAGUK.
W
14
13
12
Harris Plumbing
Douglas County Stale Bank
Ken Baliev insurance
Wiley's Lefties w l
Myrtle crackers r il
Umpqua Insurance 12
Miller end Oimmlck 12
I 4 K Mobile 4 14
Results: Douglas County State Bank
Miller and Dimmlck 0; Wiley's Lefties
Ken Safley Insurance 1; Umpqua insurance
2, Myrtle Creekers 1 Harris Plumbing 2,
T K Mobile t.
High series: Gus Spakousky liS-lfMOO
M4, Hams dumping.
High game: John Pearson 222, Douglas
county 5iaie uann.
Other hior. scores: Doc Hanford 313. Georoe
feooomen wr, tea mjonner mi.
BANTAMS LIAOUI
W L
Number 1 3 0
Number 7 3'0
Number 4 2'
Number I ' 2 1
Number 12
Number 2 ,2',
Number 3 ' 0
Number 5 0
Results: Number-! 3, Number 3-0; Number-
7 3. Number-5 0; Number-4 2t, Number-2 V;
Numoer-e z, Numoer-e i.
High series: Richard Kent 112-132244,
Number-7.
Hioh on me: Richard Kent 1)2.
Other high scores: Barry Smith 109. Tom
my him 113, Deiores Penned 112, Kerhy El
IIOIl 11M.
U .S. PLYWOOD LIAOUI
Misfits 14 2
Plyboys 10
Alley Cats 9 7
Big Five II
Fireballs It
Veneer 7 9
Starlightert 5 11
Four Roses . 3 13
Results: Misfits 4. Fireballs 0: Plyboys
Starllghteri 0; Four Roses 3, Big Five 1,
Veneer 3, Alley' Cets 1.
High series: Bill Martin 594, Alley Cats.
High game: Rtdge Laggett 304, Plybov.
Othar hioh scores: Bill Pen Ion 203, Bill
Martin 109.
Circuit Court
Complaints
Ralph C. Blondell vs. Goldie V.
Blondell. Plaintiff seeks to have
deeds canceled to two pieces of
property conveyed by him to the
defendant. Properly is located on
Smith Kiver and in the city of
Winston.
Douglas County vs. Walter and
Vesta Hall Cota. husband and wife: :
Walter Donald Cota, a minor, and i
Dale and Betty Roberson. husband .
and wife. Suit to condemn land in
Driver Valley for construction of
county road. i
Douglas County, vs. C. D. and
Rhea Hall Rolle, husband and
wife; Douglas Edgar Carriger and :
nnea Darlene tola Carriger, hus
band and wife, and Gary Hoberson
and Cecile Roberson, husband and
wife. Suit to condemn land in Driv
er Valley for county road use.
State Industrial Accident Com
mission vs. Arthur Francis Tow
send, doing business as Spic N'
Span Bakery. Plaintiff seeks judg
ment for $235.83 on a first cause
and $28.62 on a second cause of
action for alleged unpaid employe
contributions to the commission,
also that the plaintiff's liens agains
a panel truck, and bakery truck of
defendant be declared valid and
foreclosed.
Dismissals
Eugene Caver vs. George W.
Yost and Myron K. Yost. Plaintiff
in default for failure to reply to
defendant's answer to the suit.
Case dismissed with prejudice and
defendant to recover costs and dis- i
bursements from plaintiff.
Chester G. Henslcy and Blanche
Hensley vs. Elmer Finley Jclfers,
et al. Suit dismissed with preju
dice as settled in full out of court.
Judgment
Kency Credit Service, Inc.. vs.
Calvin Schiermeisler. Default Judg
ment entered favoring plaintiff for
recovery of $721.26 plus interest
and costs.
South l'.prns Marktt
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McKay Motorl Ltriu
R.H' Mutt
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South Stephens Mitt. 4, Weit's ri V(I
t; Rosetwrg Lanes 4. McKay MotorVerns 9.
H on series: Imogen Piper 1 39-202-1 SWH,
Roteburg Lurr
Orw hioh sSay; tthel Kremb J, en,y
Bs Wort 113. Betty Fortune iu.
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