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WORLD'S LARGEST SHIP The USS Enterprise dwarfs a
tug, lower right, that helps it move to outfitting dock after
recent launching at Newport News, Va. The Enterprise, is
the Navy's first nuclear powered aircraft carrier and the
world's largest ship. It is 1,101 feet long and 252 feet
wide at her flight deck extremes. Powered by eight nuclear
engines, she will be able to steam 20 times around the
world at up to 30 knots without stopping to refuel. (AP
Wirephoto from U. S. Navy) -
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U Of 0 Student
Lt. Aurelio H. Rcpato, University
of Oregon exchange student from
the Philippine Island, was guest
speaker at a recent meeting of the
Camas Valley PTA, reports Mrs.
William Banks, correspondent.
Lt. Repato is a public information
and historical officer in the Philip
pine Air Force. He entered the
service in 1950 and has since serv
ed as editor of the Philippine Air
1 Force Digest and editor of the Phi
lippine Skyways. He has over 100
feature articles, biographies and
short stories printed. He spoke on
"The Filipino's Fight Against Com
munism." He is a member of the
National Press Club and is con
tinuing his education on public re
lations courses at the University of
Oregon, Eugene.
Business taking place at the
meeting included an announcement
by Mrs. Leslie Catchpole, mem
bership chairman, of a contest
among the grade school students
for securing new PTA members.
Students will be divided into two
groups with the first through fifth
competing in one group and the
sixth through eighth in the second.
Prizes will be awarded the win
ners. The first well-baby clinic will be
held Nov. 8 at the school from
2 to 4 p.m. Any pre-school child
may be examined. For further in
formation end appointments call
Mrs. Ed Dahl.
An organizational meeting for the
Cub and Boy Scouts will be held
in the school cafeteria Tuesday at
7:30 p.m. Scout personnel from
Roseburg will assist at the meet
ing. The scout program is sponsor
ed by the PTA.
Eleanor Explains Tea
Party With Khrushchev
NEW YORK (AP)-Why did
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt ask
Soviet Premier Khrushchev to tea
here last week?
It was plain politeness, she ex
plained Friday.
"I made up my mind to have
him for tea this time," she said,
"because I felt badly about his
visit to Hyde Park last year. He
was so rushed then he didn't have
time for lunch and it wasn't his
fault.
"He just took a roll, said 'one
for the road,' and was off."
What did they talk about during
his hour-long visit to her Manhat
tan residence?
The economy of the Soviet Un
ion, she said. He boasted of new
discoveries in iron ore, of new oil
and coal fields and Soviet steel
output.
"He never mentioned the United
Nations," Mrs. Roosevelt added.
"If we had discussed his (U.N.)
speeches, I'm afraid I would have
been very rude."
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American LegionrAuxiliary
Conference Held At Oakland
By EDlftl DUNN
District 14 Conference of Ameri
can Legion and Auxiliary was held
at the Veteran's Memorial Hall in
Oakland recently with some 100
members present.
Meet nes of the Lesion and Aux
iliary followed a potluck dinner.
Visitors present were Maxine Lar
son, Americanism chairman: Edith
Marshall, district 14 president; and
Evelyn Powell, district vice presi
dent of the Auxiliary.
Lecion district officers present
were Merrill Johnson, district com
mander: Bud Johnson, national
field officer; Karl Wagner, nation
al committeeman; Fred Nutt, dis
trict 14 commander; and Ricky
Powell, district vice commander.
Hestons Return
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Heaton have
returned to Oakland following a
yisit with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oil
er, at Areata, Calif. While there
they assisted in the care of a new
grandson, born to the latter couple.
They also visited with their sons
and families in California before
returning home.
Tom Sparks of Portland was a
house guest last week of his broth
er and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Sparks, in Green Valley. The
brothers drove to Grants Pass
where they joined another brother
Frank, for a hunting trip to the
southeastern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins,
former residents of Oakland, now
residing in Portland, were guests
si the Alfred Hand home last week.
r.n-1 Thornton, who is conlined
to Douglas Community Hospital
following a heart attack, is re
ported to be slignuy improved, lie
is expected to remain in the hos
pital for some time.
Mrs. Norris Williams, recently
of Drain, has leased the Trusty
Beauty Shop in Oakland and has
taken possession. Mrs. Thelma
Trusty is now- an instructor at
Roseburg Beauty School.
Resident Returns
Homer Trusty has returned from
Oklahoma, where he was called
by the death of his father.
Word has been received of the
death of H. R. Parks at a rest
home in Goshen. He is a brother
to Mrs. Mary Bennett.
Jesse Lee and Dale Robcrson
are duck hunting in Eastern Ore
gon. Miss Virginia McKonzie, n re
tired missionary from Coronado,
Calif., was recently in the Oakland
area. She spoke at the Oakland
Community Presbyterian Church.
Lutheran Churches
Approve Merger
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) .
ine unitea wuneran Church in
America by a standing vote of
640-1 Friday approved a merger
with Oiree other Lutheran groups
to form the Lutheran Church of
America. )
Joe C. Ridenhour of Kannapo
lis, N. C, a lay delegate from
the North Carolina synod, cast
the only dissenting vote.
Under convention procedure, he
was not asked and did not volun
teer, any .reasons for v o t i n B
against the merger.
The other three Lutheran bodies I
already have given their approval
10 uie consolidation.
They are the Augustana Luth
eran Church, the American Evan
gelical Lumeran uuircn and the
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
The Rev. Franklin Clark Fry of
New Rochelle, N. Y., president of
the UCLA, said a "New Zion"
with 3,100,000 members will be
formed. He said all four groups
will hold a convention in June 1962
to evolve a constitution and adopt
by-laws for the merged church.
Employe Insurance
Asked By C. Of C.
WASHINGTON (AP)-The U.S
Chamber of Commerce has
urged employers to provide paid
health insurance coverage for all
employes when they retire, and to
includo workers already retired.
The businessmen's organization
made no bones about the fact its
move is aimed at heading off a
government health plan under So
cial Security the chamber called
it socialized medicine.
"The Issue is certain to arise
at the next session of Congress."
the chamber advised its members
in a weekly newsletter "Washing
ton Report."
"Successful private plans will
provide the chamber with the evi
dence it needs to combat the com
pulsory approach. If you need any
FOR WOMEN ONLY
CATANIA, Sicily (AP) Ca
tania's city fathers have instituted
special "for women only" buses
after receiving complaints froir
women who said they had beer
annoyed by men passengers.
Nuclear B&st Location
Detector Tested By U. S.
WASHINGTON (AP) - For two
weeks, the United States has
tested a device that could lead to
the detection of nuclear explo
sions hundreds of thousands- of
miles in space.
The device, a ground-based ra
diation detector, has been tested
at Los Alamos, N.M. Its use was
announced Friday by the Atomic
Energy Commission.
The detector works by scanning
the sky and picking up evidence
of visible fluorescence.
MARTINSVILLE, lnd. (AP)
Walter A. Kennedy, 80, philan
thropist and founder of the Farm
ers and Bankers Life Insurance
Co., of Wichita, Kan., died Fri
day.
help, just contact the chamber's
insurance department."
The chamber noted it helped op
pose an attempt in the recent ses
sion of Congress to finance medi
cal care for the aged "through a
compulsory system financed by
higher Social Security taxes on
you and your employes." lt said
privately financed plans are the
correct approach.
Accordingly, the chamber said
ill employers should examine
heir employe group health pro
grams to determine whether "it
vould be possible for workers to
:arry over the health protections
they enjoy in their jobs into their
retirement years."
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Court Dismisses
Chaplin Jfs Suit
LOS ANGELES (AP) Super
ior Court has dismissed a JWO.OOO
libel suit brought by Charles
Chaplin Jr., who accused two or
ganizations of failing to put his
famous father's name on a side
walk. '
The "Hollywood Walk of Famo"
bears the names of many movie
celebrities. Young Chaplin con
tended that his career was dam
aged by omission of his father's
name.
The action was brought against
the Hollywood Improvement Asso
ciation and the Hollywood Cham
ber of Commerce. Judge Gordon
Files Thursday held that the claim
of libel was invalid.
Mon., Oct. 17, 1960 The Nowi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5
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