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African Negro Students End Tour Of Southland Formosa Gets U. S. Aid TAIPEI TAP) Th rhin.. Riddle Bethel 39 Votes Donation Riddle Bethel 39, International Order of Job's Daughters, at a re cent meeting voted to donate $50 to the South Umpqua Memorial pool fund by returning to the Myr tle Creek Lions the $30 prize check won by the Riddle Bethel at the time of the Douglas County Fair. The Myrtle Creek Lions had giv en the check as a prize for the Douglas County bethel selling the most donation tickets for the me morial pool fund, reports Erma Best, correspondent. Elderly Scooter Driver Dies Of Heart Attack PORTLAND (AP) A 71-year-old motor scooter driver, Gustav Brockman, died Wednesday as lie was operating his vehicle. Death apparently was due to a heart attack. The scooter crashed into a parked car. "I warned him. I warned him time and again about that riding," said his brother, Edward, after learning of Gusiav's death. Edward said Gustav had been riding motorcycles since 1912 and liked them so well that h -ably never drove a car in his en tire life. STANFORD, Calif. (AP) Two. their congregations. Sharecrop-1 Nationalist government has an nounced plans to invest S2O0 mil lion in the development of water ni turning to Stanford University from a tour of the Southern states, say that whites apparently favor ing integration are afraid to stand up and be counted. "The South needs people with prestige who will go there and preach reason," said Fred Sav age, 30, a graduate-student in po litical science from Freetown in Sierra Leone. "It seems that all the whites are afraid of opposing segrega tion. Ministers are afraid of losing land. Merchants are afraid of los ing business. He and James W. Maina, 28, of Kenya, an economics graduate student, spoke' at a news confer ence Wednesday following the 17 rtav tour of the South with five resources, lorestry, fishing and I animal husbandry on Formosa in the next lour years. ADout 35 per cent of the amount will come from U.S. aid. 'other African students of Califor Death Penalty Set HAVANA (AP) The Cuban Cabinet Thursday authorized the death penalty for anti-Castro ter rorists, saboteurs and their ac complices. nia universities. They said the low point of the tour was an interview with Arkan sas Gov. Orval Faubus. Comment ed Maina: "He would say any thing to make his points." JA 6 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Fri.. Jon. 6, 1961 i i-r.ur ywtsS ROSEBURG BOOK STORE EXTENDS BEST WISHES to the U. S. National Bank Of Portland Roseburg Branch Your modern, new building is onother in dication of th forward growth of Rose burg. We are pleased to have been selected to supply the Standard Walnut Desks and Gunloeke Choirs to compliment its Interior decor. ROSEBURG BOOK STORE OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FURNISHINGS 549 S. E. Jackson , ORchard 3-5356 The New U. S. National Bank Is a great step forward in our community's PROGRESS! Congratulations! and Best Wishes On this occasion, the completion and Grand Opening of your beautiful and spacious new bank building. Wt hope you will continue to enjoy growth and progress in meeting the banking needs of this community. It was our pleasure to furnish the excavating service for this new, modern bank. j. r. McAllister SEWER AND EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR 1 562 N. E. Vine St. Phone OR 2-1 021 BEST WISHES to the l). S. NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND . . . ROSEBURG BRANCH WE GRATEFULLY SHARE WITH YOU A CERTAIN PRIDE IN ACCOMPLISHMENT having been privileged to serve as the electrical con tractor on the construction of your new building MAY YOU ENJOY MANY PROSPEROUS. SATISFYING YEARS IN YOUR NEW HOME, AS YOU CONTINUE TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF DOUGLAS COUNTY 526 S. E. Lane OR 2-2866 MADISON IfJ Bill Madson ' STOKES Chan Stokes ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS " COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL NUCLEAR HOUSEKEEPING Dr. Eric T. Clark, a physicist, hoids a dummy radioactive source of the type used to create a field of radiation around the model house in Burling ton, Mass. Under study is fallout protective measures in tests sponsored by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization. In actual use, a cobalt source of lOscurie strength travels through a mile of polyethylene tubing. It simulates radiation as it would be generated from radioactive fallout scattered over house and grounds. The protection offered the the rooms in house can then be checked. F"' 1 - ' in.., . . - ... . . . ' DOUBLE-JOINTED Amphibious truck raises its right wheels to clear a big log in Portland, Ore., where the strange vehicle was invented by Elmer A. Wagner, a tractor manufacturer. Each of the wheels can be swung in a 360 degrce arc. A propeller in rear drives it through water. Wagner says it can be used in the military, construction work, survey and exploration projects and hilly farming. Family Returns To Drew Home Following Vacation In California By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tibbetts and Peggy of Drew have returned fol lowing a week's vacation trip to California for holiday visits with relatives. They were cuesls of Mrs. Tib bells' father, T. E. Lowry; her brother and sistcr-m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Lowry; and Mr. Tib betts' brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Morris, as well as other relatives, all living in the Corcoran vicinity. In Vallejo, they .were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ridonour and In Sacramento they visited Mr. and Mrs. Grady Edgar. Mrs. Ride nnur and Mrs. Edam- are sisters of Mrs. Tibbetts. They had gen erally good weather throughout the journey. Richard and Allen Tibbetts re mained at the Drew ranch home to tend stock during the absence of their parents, who returned for the reopening of the Tiller-Drew Grade School, where Mrs. Tibbetts is hot lunch cook. McKtruies Visit Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McKenzie and daughter of Ashland, former residents of Milo and Tiller, spent New Year's Eve as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Peterman and family. Miss LeAnn Moody, a student at Oregon State College, Corvallis, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Looncy. Eve ning callers during the holiday season were John Wheeler and De wain Brown. OSC students, and Robert Gourlcy of the state For estry Department in Corvallis. Wheeler, who has enrolled for the winter term following a European trip, recounted i highlights of his trip. The Looneys and their guests an attended syipoi at uamas val ley, v Miss Rosie Alsip, fifth and sixth grade teacher at the Tiller-Drew Grade bchool, spent her holiday vacation visiting in California. In San Bernardino, she joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Al sip of Monmouth, and accompa nied them on to San Diego for a visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Alsip. She reported foggy, cold weather prevailed during most of the trip. Family Moves Richard Howard has withdrawn from the first grade at the local school and transferred to Days Creek, where his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard have moved. They formerly lived at Milo. Jim Donovan of Portland spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. John Donovan and Mike and look his mother, Mrs. Margaret Donovan, back to her Portland home following a week's visit with the John Donovans. Sinn Sorgenfrci has returned to his duties as assistant ranger of the Cow Creek District following a two-week vacation in Washing ton, visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sorgenfrei, in Snohom ish. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark and family have been visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Finlon, of Klamath Falls. We Too Can Point With Pride To The New r U. S. NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Roseburg Branch Of The U. S. NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND AC M ROOFING COMPANY 1567 S.W.Green OR 3-8255 Washington Family Visits In Dillard By PHEBE McGUIRE Mrs. Robert Holzworth and four children from Ft. Lewis, Wash., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCord and family in Dillard during the New Year's Holiday. Families Visittd Mr. and Mrs. Don Koeeler nnrl children spent the New Year's holi day with relatives and friends in lieiso and Longview, Wash. Re cent guests at the Koeglers were their mother, Mrs. John Kendrick son, of Longview. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Koeglar from Ya cult, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Schell and son. with the former's father. Fred Schell, have returned to Winston after spending a week with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Marsters, and family in San Jose, Calif. - Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Hunt re turned to Winston after drivinp their daughter, Wendy, to Salem, wnere sne resumes her studies at Willamette University after spend ing the holidays with her Darenls in Winston. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hfrfinire have returned to Winston after visiting friends, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Broadsword, and family in Eu gene. , Dave McCord. son of Mr and Mrs. Charles McCord in Dillard has returned to Ashland to re sume his studies at Southern Ore gon College after spending the holidays with his parents. He spent the vacation time working with the Forestry Service plant ing trees in the Glide area. -I to the Roseburg Branch of U.S. NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND from the DIRECTORS, OFFICERS and STAFF of 1 'llHM:liM-Ga53gffiS S We Offer Our Very Best Wishes To Our Neighbors Upon The Completion Of Their Splendid New Facilities WJ u. s. NATIONAL iANK OF PORTLAND ROSEBURG BRANCH The completion and Grand Opening of your beautiful new bank build ing is another big step forward in this community's growth and progress. It means improved banking services and facilities for all U. S. National Bank customers in this area. We are proud to have been selected as the general contractor for your new Roseburg home. It has been a pleasure working with all the folks at U. S. National and with the architects, Stewart & Richardson. Please accept our sincere wishes for your continued growth and progress in the futuie. JACK AM 111 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 752 S. E. Pine St. Phone OR 2-1 651 Route 2, Box 736, Roseburg
