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Green Students Moved To Joseph Lane To Balance Attendance At Junior Highs The Roseburg School Board at a special meeting Wednesday ap proved a recommendation that 44 students now attending J. C. Fre mong Junior High School be trans ferred to Joseph Lane Junior High School as a means of balancing the enrollment loads at the two schools. Although both schools have the same comparative student capa city, and teacher staffs are equal, enrollment totals as schools open ed this fall showed Fremont with an enrollment total of 850 students and Joseph Lane with 773. The students will be taken from the Green Elementary School at tendance area. Affected are sev enth, eighth and ninth graders re- Kennedy Relaxes Secrecy Measures WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi dent Kennedy has set up a svs tem for automatically taking the secrecy wraps off a considerable amount of classified government material. Rep. John K. Moss, D-Calif., who along with newspaper editor groups has frequently criticized excessive governmental secrecy, said the action Wednesday was ''a major improvement in the infor mation protection system." Moss, chairman of the House Information subcommittee, and newspaper groups have protested that classified labels sometimes are used by government officials to conceal mistakes or policies that should be made public. Moss said the system was rec ommended by his group three years ago and supported by the American Society of Newspaper Editors and Sigma Delta Chi, pro fessional journalistic society. The executive order provides for downgrading the secrecy classification of documents at reg ular intervals, or sooner if offi cials decide they no longer need special protection. Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, said the details of tne system were worked out by an interdepartmental committee on internal security after a long study of government classification methods. siding in areas adjacent to old U.S. Highway 99 from Kelly's Kor ner southward to the bridge cross ing the South limpqua River near what was known as the Green Meadow Trailer Court. Students Included Included in the transfer are stu dents who live in the Dee-Lite Trailer Court, Landers Lane, Har mony Lane, Jackie Lane and Car ter's Trailer Court. The Glengary district is not included in the trans fer. District Supt. M. C. Deller said no re-scheduling of transportation will be required for the transfer ring group, which includes 20 sev enth graders, 11 eighth graders and 13 ninth graders. The shift of students from Green Elementary School area was rec ommended to the board by R. R. Brand, Joseph Lane principal: R. E. JIcKee, J. C. Fremont princi pal; Luther Ellison, transporta tion contractor, and Deller. Notification Due The students and parents in volved will be notified this week and the shift will be effected Mon day. "The recommendation was based on factors in economy and trans portation," Deller pointed out. "Considering these factors, the best solution was to take students from one area rather than hand picking them from house to house in the more populous areas." Other considerations were that the students are transported on one bus, and they attended Joseph Lane for the last two years. Vote Favorable The board voted 4-1 in favor of the recommendation. One board member objected on the grounds the action was not a final solu tion to the junior high school en rollment boundary problem. In other business, the board ap pointed George Neuner, school dis trict attorney, to handle for the district a matter involving a dis pute over a construction flaw that developed in the roof on the new section of Joseph Lane school. The roof was not acceptable to the architect or the school district. school officials pointed out, and the question was raised whether workmanship or materials was re sponsible. The architect directed the con tractor. Southern Oregon Construc tion, to replace the roof. Wednes day the board was advised by the architect that the contractor de mands arbitration of the issue as provided in the architect's docu ments set up for the project. Dismissal Ordered In Tavern Action A trial in Circuit Court Wednes day ended abruptly, when Circuit Judge Robert t. iielloni of Co quille approved a defense motion for dismissal. Judge Belloni serv ed in the absence of Don H. Sand ers. The case was that of Harris Whitaker vs. Leonard S. Zacher, and involved sale of The Friendly, local restaurant and tavern, by Zacher to Whitaker. Whitaker had claimed misrepresentation of the business. The defense claimed that the complaint did not represent facts in the case. Dismissal by the judge was without prejudice, meaning that a new complaint could be filed, if the plaintiff so chose. The trial opened at 10 a.m. with selection of a jury and continued until 1:30 p.m., when it was dis missed. Shipping Injunction Expires At Midnight SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Feder- al mediators scheduled continued meetings today in an attempt to avert a possible strike that could tie up most West Coast shipping when a Taft-Hartley law injunc tion expires at midnight. The 80-day injunction halted a nationwide shipping strike last July. Since then most major dis putes have been settled. But the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots are still in disagreement. A strike could affect 13 West Coast shipping companies with 136 ships. Among other demands, the un ion seeks continuous overtime while ships are being moved in ports. SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) The Soviet Union reportedly has a rocket capable of orbiting a 12- ton satellite and already is build ing a space platform which Pre mier ftnrusncnev has called the ultimate atomic warfare wea pon." CORRECTION! THE GOLD BOND COUPON failed to appear in our advertisement of Thursday, Sept. 13. Below it the complete ad WITH the coupin. GOLD BOND STAMPS! toward the gift of your choice in the new Gold Bond Gift Book Now, Gold Bond, the largest international stamp company, offers you the world's greatest selec tion of gift values. Only Gold Bond gives you both gifts from America's finest manufacturers plus the most wanted gifts made in twenty foreign countries. See the news about Gold Bond's exclusive WORLD IMPORT GIFT BOOK on the inside front cover. 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Haan, who says his information cdmes from inside Communist territory, submitted to President Kennedy Sept. 9 information which said Khrushchev had ad vised Red Chinese leader Mao Tze-Tung of the powerful new rocket and that the space plat form was being built. Haan, who lives here, is west ern divisional sales manager for a Duluth, Minn, food concern. Thur., Sept. 21, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Tiller All-Oregon Flight Member Home On Leave By MRS. MILTON HAMMERSLY Home on leave following basic Air Force training is Airman 3.C. Michael D. Donovan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Donovan of Til ler, who arrived by plane at Med ford from Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. He said strong winds and heavy rains of Hurricane Carla were experienced at the air base prior to his departure, but the area was outside the path of heavy damage. Following a stay at Tiller. Dono van will go to Portland to visit his grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Don ovan, and other relatives and will leave from there Sept. 28 for his new station at Ellsworth Air Force Base near Rapid City, S. D.. where he will receive training in air traf fic control. A June graduate ot Days Creek High School, he was one of two enlistees from Douglas County chos en to make up the All-Oregon Flight whose members were sworn in by Gov. Mark O. Hatfield and honored at special ceremonies pri or to their departure for. basic training in Texas July 12. Grandfather Visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Finch and Tony of Milo made a recent trip to Klamath Falls to visit Mrs. Finch's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Chrowl, nd her 93-year-old ma ternal grandfather, George L. May. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Haney spent the weekend in Prineville visiting the lattcr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Criswell. The party enjoyed fishing at Prineville reservoir and all caught limit catches of trout. George Clouser of Canyonville and Doug Fleming of Roseburg are new employees of the Cow Creek Ranger District. Both are working as surveying aides in the engineering department. Richard Weaver of Myrtle Creek, a sum mer student trainee, has left to, resume his schooling. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Sauder have returned to their home at Crescent City following a weekend visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Belcher. The Belchers and their guests enjoyed some fishing trips during their stay. Hospital News Visiting Hours t to 3:10 D.m. and 7 ta I p.t Mercy Hospital Admitted Medical: John Powell Jr., Ten mile: Mrs. Harold Lockman, Myr tle Creek. Surgery: Dianne Shaffer, Ethel Becker, of Roseburg; Mrs. Clyde Haynes, Glide. Discharged Michelle Whiting, Sutherlin; Mrs. Joseph Lewis, Sutherlin; Mrs. Le land Miller, Mrs. Richard Mould er and daughter Shelli Renae, Mrs. James Lavin and daughter Julia Kathleen, all of Roseburg; Frank Bird. Winston; Mrs. Lloyd Powell, Medford; James Stone, Myrtle Creek. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: Jerry Corbin, Vernon Vaughn, of Roseburg; Mrs, Her man King, Sutherlin. Surgery: Mrs. James Colb, Mrs. Arlon Gilliland, of Roseburg; Micky Evans, Glide. Discharged Mrs. James Carter, Kathleen Buss, Mary McClcndon, Mrs. Mar vin Waggoner, all of Roseburg; Mrs. Bill Cooper, Mrs. Robert Van Burger, Mrs. Duane Schlender, all of Winston. ' Listen to Gold Bond Diol-A-Phone On KRNR Visit Your Gold Bond Cift Center, 743 SE. Stephens St., Roseburg w v. fl-ff - -- JJ-" :f' 1 '' PONT1AC TRIGGERS ANOTHER TEAM OF WINNERS. Every one is a fancy mover. Convertible. Sedan. Wagon. Two Coupe'j. Choice of 110, 115, 120 or 140 h.p., gas-savinfl 4-cylinder engine. A couple of extra cost options: Put on a 4-barrel carb and got 166 h.p. The citizen who wants even more can go for an aluminum V-8 option that pulls 185 horses. 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