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Newspaper Page Text12 Tht Nowi-Revlew, Roieburg, Ore. Tuei., Dec. tv, itou State Funds To Educate Children Of Migrant Workers Recommended SALEM (AP) The state Department of Education said Monday it will ask the Legislature to appropriate $155,000 for a state-financed program to educate children of migrant farm labor ers. This recommendation is part of i survey, ordered ny the j58 Legislature, saying It is vital that such education be provided be cause increasing farm mechaniz ation will deprive many migrants of their jobs. Therefore, the report says, It Is necessary that the migrant child ren be taught new skills. 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Show 1 00 pm tfl S: Jew Rambliri wltt ftamhn noon to S 00 Tha la Roy N'tt Sh t oo am to nnnn Ramoitn with RtmtM Special pMfurtii The survey, conducted in the 81 schools educating migrants last year, shows that migrant children generally are retarded from two to four years, that one-third of them speak Spanish only, that many of them have severe health and cleanliness problems, and that most ot mem are sny ana wun drawn. The report says it is hard to get parents of older children to let them go to scnooi, Decause their earnings are needed to help support the family. Speaking of these older child ren, tne report says trie runner in school he progresses, the less he is able to compete." The report adds that "in gen eral, schools do not know what to do with the migrant children except to place them in a seat in a classroom." The problem is to maintain two educational programs in the class room at the same time one for the migrants, and the other for resident pupils. Teachers say this is hard to do, and that the regular school program often suffers. Some of the teachers say that migrant students should be segre gated just so they can be taught separately. But the department will have none of this. The pro posed new law Bars state aid u the classes are segregated. "The migrant child," the Teport says, "needs to be integrated into the schools. He needs to feel that he is a part of our society. This can not be accomplished in a to tally segregated school situation." The , teachers of last year's migrant children were almost unanimous in believing that the migrant children are readily ac cepted by other children. But they add that the migrant's shyness makes it hard for him to take part in the school program. Of the $155,000 asked for the next two years, $65,000 would be used for regular classes, $60,000 for summer school programs, and $.10,000 for research and super visory expenses. The 1959 Legislature also di rected the state Board of Health to maintain sanitary conditions in larm laDor camps, uov. MarK o. Hatfield is asking that $23,210 be appropriated for this purpose for the next two-year budget period. This would keep this program on the present level. nrylct far Naws-Rerlew 4:15 City Poilc Vint WEDNESDAY 4:00 Higher Education 4:30 Unci Bill Show -5:30 Woody Woodpficktr 4:00 Your TV Weatherman a: OS Channel 5 Report 4:15 Doug EdwsrtJtv Ntws 4:30 Takt Five 7:00 Brothers Brannagsti 7:30 Aquanauti 130 Wanted: Dead or Alive 9:00 My Sitter, Eileen :30 I've Got A Secret 10:00 Circle Theater 11:00 Final Report 11:10-r-Sign Oil FOR FAST, EfFFICIFNl, COURTEOUS SERVICE ' FOR All. 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Whelchel, Mrs. Leo Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Ewens, Gene McKelvey, Mrs. George Riggs, El len Miller, Mrs. Harvey Hale, Hol ly Carr Wanda Finney, Roseburg; Alien urader, Lawrence JJodson, suinernn; J nomas tioeson, Mrs. Darrell McGarvev. Mvrtle Creek: Mrs. Scth Hockensmith, Mrs. Dale Kimbrough, Winston; Mrs. William Wilson, Oakland; Robert Leedy, Portland; Contanza Casconi, Azal ea; Mrs. Jimmy Burwell, Canyon viile. ' ' Mercy Hospital Admitted ' Medical: Robert Harvie, Benja min Jones, Mrs. Raymond Law rence, Mrs. Paul Pulman, Rose burg;' Mrs. Wendall Truitt, Rodney Parazoo, Oakland; Mrs. Ed Houn shell, Myrtle Creek; Hazel Edison, Sutherlin: Mrs. Roger William. Til ler. Surgery: Mrt. Mack Pyla, Arthur Dolan, Mrs. Carl Johnson, Rose burg: Mrs. Herbert Hubbell. Suth erlin. Dischargad Craltf Short. T.nrhpr Mnrrnur Hit. ly Kemper, Flora Miltonberger, April Chase, Theodore Heinz, Mrs. Louis Adamsky, Mrs. John Patton and son, Rex Howard, Mrs. Earl Wilson and son, Michael Younger, Mrs. Roy Stulken and daughter, Teresa Joann, Mrs. Dave Almada and daughter, Mary Ann. Mrs. Ed ward Coye and son, Bryan Ed- ward, Mrs. Frederick Smith and son, Wayne Corton, Mrs. Larry Hcndrickson and daughter, Chris tine K., Roseburg; Robin Bailey, Mrs. Elmer Baird and twin daugh ters, Tamara Kaye and Kimberly iiave. butoerlin: Joanne Baird. Oakland; Mrs. Henry Holloway, John Stalnakcr, Winston; Mrs. Walter Ruddick and daughter. Car rie Lynn. Dillard: Harold Brad- shaw, Riddle; Mrs. Donald Koten and daughter, Kathleen Louise. Til ler. Defector Says U. S. To Continue Spying MOSCOW (AP) A U.S. Na tional Security Agency code ex pert who fled to the Soviet Union was quoted today as saying the United States "will continue to carry out subversive activities" in other nations under President-elect John F. Kennedy. The official Soviet news aeencv Tass carried an interview with William H. Martin, who came to Moscow last summer with another agency code clerk. Bernon F. Mit chell. Tass said Mitchell also in terviewed, agreed with Martin. "The U.S. intelligence agencies. despite their great failures, will continue to carry out subversive activities and interference in the internal affairs of other coun tries," Martin said. Martin declared this policy will continue because "Allen Dulles was retained as director of the Central Intelligence Agency" by Kennedy. "Dulles Is the fountainhead and organizer of all these activities which have characterized the ag gressive U.S. foreign policy in re cent years," Martin said. Hatfield Names Board Members SALEM (AP) Gov. Mark 0, Hatfield has announced the re- appoinlment of these five mem bers of boards and a commission: Bernard Shevach, Portland, to Ihe Tax Supervising and Conser vation Commission. Ben Robinson, Imbler, to the state Board of Forestry Freeman Schultz, Bend, to the tale Board of Forestry. Kenneth E. Tollenaar. Salem, tn the slate Board of Census. Ward Spall. Hedford, to the state Board of Agriculture. Appling's Office Gets Durno's Resignation SALEM (AP) - The secretary of stale's office Monday received Ihe resignation of state Sen. Edwin R. Durno, Medford Republican who was elected 4th District con gressman. Durno said his work on the Timber Taxalion Subcommittee of the Interim Tax Committee pre vented an earlier resignation. His term in the U.S. House begins in January. The last meeting nf the Interim Tax Committee was held Satur day and Durno said the resigna tion today permitted him to carry out in full his duties as Jackson County representative. The JacVson County Court last week named L. W. Newbry nf Ashland as state senator, succeed ing Durno. Newbry is the son of former secretary of ttate Earl Newbry. "AMERICA'S" LARGEST SIUINO VACUUM CLIANIR , "ELECTROLUX" end Flaar Pollsters Salea Service Supplies S I. . JACKSON "Free Heme Dam.nitrllonH QORchard 3-7010 ft OR l.JS1 eJ Call for J. I. N.wbarry lltll BOOK CINTtt Mrs. Ry Hutching! is reported improved after being ill at her home on SE Blakely Avenue. Dick Gilman, owner of the Doug las Fir Printing Co., went to Port land Monday to attend to business. Allyn Ford, student at Yale, has arrived home to spend the holidays visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ford, in Laurelwood. Douglas County Commissioner Huron C lough has been in Port land for the last week receiving medical attention. Mrs. B. A. Young of this city spent Saturday in Eugene with her parents. Dr. and Mrs. WVE. Bu chanan. Dr. Buchanan has been critically ill for many weeks. Roy W. Barnhart and Roy C. Barnhart of this city made a trip to Portland over the weekend to bring home Mrs. Roy C. Barnhart, who recently underwent surgery there. Mrs. H. A. McCormack of Litch field, Minn, has arrived in Rose burg to spend a couple of months visiting her son-in-law and daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kirk, and family, in Laurelwood. Mrs. Carolyn Ramborg of Port land has arrived here to visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bea Smith, on SE Azalea Drive. She is also visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. EmU Ramberg. Miss Judith Patton. who i in ner senior year of high school at Bob Jones Academy in Greenville, S. C, arrived in Portland Satur day and was met there bv her father, John Patton, who brought ner nome 10 noseourg lo spend the holidays. She will return to scnooi jan. a. Mrs. P. -L. Crittenden of this city left by plane Monday for San Francisco to spend two weeks vis. iting at the home of her son and aaugnter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Crittenden. From there she plans to go to Los Angeles to visit before returning to her home here. Tiller Church Plans Program Christmas nieht at 7 n m ho. been chosen for presentation of the annual program at the South Umpqua Community Church at Tiller, according to Mrs. Milton Hammersly, correspondent. Mrs. Willard Russell has gen eral charee. assisted hv Miss Fran Newman and Miss Janet Criswell. Musical selections, including trio numbers by Sandra Iszler, Fran Newman and Frances Stone; solo by Jane Matthews; and duet by resuy iiooeiis ana ueiores stone, aim tei-uuuuns oy t,inua iong, Lois Stone, Jill Hughes, Mrs. Glann Rogers and Joyce Long will be heard. Highlight will be a drama presented by. the adult class entitled "The Coming of the King" with principal parts enacted by Willard Russell, Carl Giles, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Long, Larry Stone, Jack Hughes and Weslev Hughes, while Mrs. Mable Hughe's reads the storv. Several other in. dividuals and groups wilt take part Following meditation and clos ing prayer, led bv Mrs. Georgia Quimby, treats will be given to the children. Mrs. Don Newman has prepared the illustrated program listing the evening's events. The public is invited to attend. Program Scheduled At Apostolic Church The Roseburg Apostolic Faith Church will present an evening of music and song, Thursday at 8. Vocal, instrumental and organ solos are planned. The -combined choruses of the Grants Pass and Roseburg Apostolic Faith church es will present a cantata, "The Chorus In The Sky." Melvin Frost will be the conductor. The public is invited tn attend the event which will take place at the Roseburg church, S63 NE Chan non St., according to James . Seely, pastor. Cries, clean Fashion-Lin Design la tha newoii note in motoring . . , and distincturly, exWuaitWv Otdtmokiltl Look more eloeely at this magni6cent Ninety-Eight and you'll find a world of new spaciouenese) inside more headroom, legrootn. entrance room and a big Deep-Well Trunk! Drive It, and you'll discover the delight of SKYROCKET Fngine performance... Hydra-Matie Accel-A-Rotor action . . , Twin-Triangle Stability! III Community Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. New land of this city were business vis itors in Portland last week. Dr. R. W. Pearson spent the weekend in Portland attending to business. . ii c. V ta hat rehim. ed to her home on Hawthorne Drive, following a snort siay in Portland on business, Mrs. L. M. Nelson of Seattle is arriving here to spend' the holi days visiting her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Mrs. Clark Leedy of San Fran cisco is expected to arrive here the last of the week to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Dr. Byron Woodruff spent sev eral days last week in Portland at tending the semi-annual meeting of the Oregon Ootometric Associa tion. Dr. Woodruff is president of the Association. Mist Laxalynn Oilman, sopho more majoring in English litera ture at Portland State Colleee. is arriving home Wednesday to spend the holidays visiting ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gilman. George Bolter of Portland is ar riving here this week to spend Christmas with' his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Browning, and daughters, Capitola and Anne, and other relatives ana friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helliwell of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Helliwell of Kerby, Ore., will arrive here this week to spend the Christmas weekend visiting their father, Ernest Helliwell, and with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Helliwell, on SE Kane Street. . ' ' - Mr. and Mrt. R. W. Sherlock and daughter, Carol, of Walnut Creek, Lain., are expected to ar rive in Roseburg Wednesday to re main over Christmas visiting Mrs. Sherlock's parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kerr, on SE Douglas Avenue. Mrs. Sherlock is the former Helen Jane Kerr. Mrt. John William Robertson hsa returned to Roseburg after spending the weekend in Portland attending the Oregon Shorthand Reporters Association convention and visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Hoeppner and small daughter, Laura. Mrs. Hoeppner, formerly Camille Robertson, is the daugh ter of the John William Robert sons. Mrt. Walter Salmenton and daughters, Joan and Linda, and son, KoDert; Robert Moltze, assist ant professor of music at Lewas and Clark College, and Mrs. Mary Reece, all of Portland; Jon Sten sacker of Oslo, Norway; Paul Gunderson of Helsinki, r inland, and Paul Huderlick of Oregon State College, spent the weekend in Roseburg as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Church, and family, who recently moved into their new ly completed home in Ridgewood. Local Yule Carnival Given Good Response The annual Community Christ mas Carnival has to date returned proceeds of $566.40, according to Edith Landis, treasurer. In addition 11 cases of canned foods have been received. And it's possible that some contributing or ganizations haven't yet totalled their amounts, Mrs. Landis said. The long list of participating or ganizations, and entertainers, who recently related In The News-Review, but inadvertently, this talent was omitted. The Olalla Trio, which consists of Nancy Gilbert,. 12, and Kathye Gil bert and Alice, Anderson, both 10. Among their vocal selections is one which they wrote "You Are the One." Jlmmie Bradihaw, five-year-old Riddle youngster, who played sev eral pieces on his accordion. PATRONIZE NEWS. REVIEW ADVERTISERS O TOUI IOCAI AUTMOIIXI HILL TOP MOTORS, 988 N.E. STEPHENS STREET News Briefs Mrt. E. V. Lorenzen is reported improved following an illness at her home on SE Blakely Avecue. R. A. Brlggt has returned tu 1 hit home here following a busi ness trip to Beaver Marsh. - U Uikil Muri-Atf nf this citv is leaving this week for Los An geles to enjoy tne nonaaya visums relatives and friends. Roger Miller, student at Reed College in Portland, arrived here over the weekend to join his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vondis Miller, for the holidays. Phil Singleton of this city spent the weekend in Eugene with his wife, who is there attending a special school of instruction held by Pacific Telephone-Northwest. Mist Carol Karr has arrived from New York City to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Kerr. She spent the last three months in Washington, D. C. and New York City. Mist Marorle Bowker, student at Oregon State College, is home to spend the holidays with her mother and brother, Mrs. M. C. Bowker, and David, on SE Main Street. Captain and Mrt. Thoma's Chea tham and baby son, Jeffrey, of San Francisco, will arrive in Rose burg Thursday to remain over Christmas visiting Mrs. Chea tham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson. Nelson Grubbe, attorney at law, Portland, was in Roseburg attend ing to business last week, He also attended to business in Reedsport. Grubbe formerly resided in Suih erlin. His mother, Mrs. C. E. Grubbe of this city, is staying in Portland for the time at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deleryia, and daughter, Diane. Mr. and Mrt. Don Karshntr and sons, Gary and Warnie, of Areata, Calif., are expected to -stop over in. Roseburg Wednesday to visit Mrs. Karshner's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Young, and family, en route to Eugene to visit her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Buchanan. Miss Kate . Bu chanan, also of rcata and a sis ter of Mrs. Young and Mrs. Karsh ner, is flying to Eugene later this week for the holidays. She is con valescing from recent surgery. Dorwin Lovell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lovell, 1579 NW Har vey Court, Roseburg, was one of four students from Linfield College, McMinnville, attending a biology seminar at the University of Ore gon recently. Dr.. Arnold Soder wall, associate professor in the biology department at the Univer sity of Oregon, explained electro- pnoresis in the study of the serum proteins in hamsters throughout the normal life span. Dr. Snder wall, alumnus of Linfield College, is now studying the normal aging processes 'of hamsters' and also the effects of x-irradiation on their normal processes of aging. Attention!.. "Curtain at 8:00" MOVIE-GOERS We ware odviied at tha last minute that "RIFFIFI" would NOT BE AVAILABLE far ihowlng tonite to Next Presentation will be 'BOLSHOI BALLET' January 17th INDIAN THEATRE LDSMOBILE "Muring PMtOt-UN DetON ... .SWWM'wr' IHMOIIII OVAUT DIAlll Mr. and Mrs, Emil Ramberg nf this city made a business trip to Portland and back last week. Bernard Dann hat returned lo Portland, following a stay here at the Roy. Barnhart home. Ted Sohn, sophomore at Yale, arrived home Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sohn. - , , Tom Martin, who attends Uni versity of Oregon, is arriving here this week to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martin, on SE Stanton. Uarhart Jackson nf San Francis. co is arriving in Roseburg this t-i 1 ! CJ weex lo visil nis auiu, mrs. uuKar Lewis, and other relatives over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Por- . ter of this city spent the weekend in Portland .visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Fred A. Knight, at the lone Plaza, and with other relatives. - Mrs. Florence Aiken Banks at this city is reported to have re cently suffered a fractured hip in a fall at Albany, where she has been with her sister for the last several weeks. Mist Daphne Hughes, executive youth consultant for the Episcopal Diocese, Newark, N. J., and who makes her home in New York City, is expected to arrive in Roseburg today to spend the holidays visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hughes, on SE Kane Street. Movie Showtime Tutsday, Dacmbar at, IfM INDIAN THEATRE Doors open :30. Com plet. show ttarti at 7:00. "Anaitasla" at 7:07 only. "3 Facet ot Ev." at 9:05 only STAP.LITE DRIVE-IN Closed until Christ mas night WMnasday, DKimbar 11, 1IM INDIAN THEATRE Doors open :30. Com- 5 let. show starts at 7:00. "Houseboat" at :10 enly. "Teachers Pet" at 9:15 only CLOSED until further notice WATCH for Ke-Opening ENDS TONIGHT ;lngrid Bergman In "ANASTASIA" at 7:07 plus Joanne Woodward In "3 FACES OF EVE" 9:03 WED. ONLY . . . , Doors Open at 6:30 It's All for Fun!... CARY GRANT SOPHIA LOREN in "Houseboat" In COLOR.,.7:10 only " plus CLARK GABLE DORIS DAY in "Teachen Pet" at 9:15 only THURONLY... "Lost Train from Gun Hill" plus - Park Chap Hill" FRI ONLY . . . "TAMMY" plus "BATTLE HYMN" IT'S "BONUS WEEK"