16 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ot.. Mon., June 4, 1962
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CALENDAR OP EVENTS
Eisenhower Comes To Defense Of Former Treasury Secretary
tomorrow
Monday, Jun. 4
Navy R.i.rv., Naval Reserve
Facility, 1624 W. Harvard.
Knighti of Pythias, Pythias Hall.
8 p.m.
Wlnsion-Dillard Kiwanis Club,
6:30 p.m.
Timber Town Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7:30 p.m. Players requested
to be present by 7:20 p.m. to set
up tables and boards.
Buckeroos, workshop at the bam,
8 10 p.m.
Past Matron! of Order of East
ern Star.
Umpqua Grove 51, Supreme
Woodman Circle, Evergreen
Grange Hall, 8 p.m.
Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls Club,
30, IOOK Hall, 7 p.m.
Winston City Council, City Hall.
Douglas Camera Club, 880 SE
Jackson, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg City Planning Commis
sion, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Oakland Bethel 42, practice, 2
p.m.
Tuesday, June 5
Dog Obedience training classes.
Bob Butts home, Kelley's Korners,
7:30 p.m.
Buckeroos, beginners pattern
dances, at the barn, 8 p.m.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Ump
qua Hotel Civic Room, noon.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card par
ty, Veterans Hospital recreation
building music room, 7:30 to 9:30
p.m.
... ; hiViin "Kw iM contracts the government
DUX III. A . auiimiiii. ...... . ,
members welcome
Roseburg Duplicate Bridge Club,
Umpqua Hotel, 7:15 p.m. Tins is
an open club and all bridge play
ers are welcome. Anyone needing
a partner for the play is asked to
Bethel 72, Job's Daughters, at
Masonic Temple, special meeting
and installation of officers.
Oakland City Council, 8 p.m.
Doug Etts, Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol, courthouse, 7:30 p.m.
Rainbow Garden Club, busi
ness meeting and potluck.
Myrtle Creek City Council, City
Hall, 8 p.m.
Melrose Grange, Grange hall, 8
p.m.
Umpqua Post 16, American Le
gion Post and Auxiliary, VA Mem
orial Hall, 8 p.m.
Job's Daughters, Bethel 8, Ma
sonic Hall, 7:30 p.m.
South Umpque Archers Shoot,
Riddle warehouse, 7 p.m.
Slo-Kart Cart Club, 7:30 p.m.,
Roseburg Cartways.
Interim Committee Urges
New County School Plan
SALEM (AP) The Legisla
tive Interim Committee on Edu
cation recommended last week
creation of a new county school
program to provide better serv
ices to the schools.
It would create intermediate
units to take over the duties of
the county school superintendents.
The latter office would be abol
ished. These intermediate units would
be established in each of the 31
counties which have county super
intendents. The five counties un
der the county unit system would
not be affected.
Each Intermediate unit would
perform the minimum sorvices re
quired by law, such as filling out
pupil reports for the stale Depart
ment o Education.
It also would provide education
In special areas, such as pro
grams for poor readers, the gifted
and Iho retarded. It also would
provide centers for schools to buy
curriculum materials.
A school district could obtain
theso services cither from the unit
in which it is located, or from an
oilier unit.
By voto of the people, two or
more intermediate units could be
joined together.
"The purposo of our recom
mendation, " Rep. Joe Rogers, R
Jndcpcndenco, committee chair
man, said, "is to provide these
special services more economical
ly, and to smaller districts which
now can't got them."
Dr. Carl Huffrker, professor
emeritus of education at the Uni
versity of Oregon, supported the
proposal.
He said county lines mean noth
ing as far as school boundaries
ere concerned.
He said the Intermediate units
fchould be allowed to serve the
schools without regard to county
boundaries.
Each unit would have its own
board. Rogers said each board
might name the present county
school superintendent as its ad
ministrative officer.
NOTICE
Notice It htreby given, pur
suant to Soc. 1.359 (c) ond (d)
of the Rules end Regulations ot
the Fodoral Communications Com
mission, of the filing by Pacific
Western Broodcatters, Ino., ot
application to the said Commis
sion for permit to modify the
facilities of Standard Broadcast
Station KQEN, Roseburg, Ore
gon, OS follOWS!
.. Increose power from 250 watts
day end night, to 1,000 watts
day, 250 worts night.
The nomes of Applicant's of
ficers ond directors, who ore alto
its only stockholders, ere as fol
lows; Philip f. Waters
Milton A. Foland
George F. Brice, Jr.
The application was tiled with
the Federal Communications Com.
mission on May 11, 1962.
and
held with the Hanna firm
two of its subsidiaries.
One of the contracts, Syming
ton said, carried a clause pre
venting the government from au
diting the firm's financial state
ment. Charge Angers Ike
The former president, his face
flushing, told reporters who asked
about this that "if Secretary
Humphrey ever did a dishonest
thing in his life, I'm ready to
mount the cross and you can put
the nails and spear in me.
"I will never believe he did a
dishonest thing in his life."
The Hanna contracts were
signed Jan. IS, 1953, after Eisen
hower had selected Humphrey to
be his Treasury secretary.
Hearst Buys
S.F. Daily
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) The
Hearst Newspapers have bought
out the Scripps Howard interest in
the ban rrancisco News Call Bul
letin, which had been a joint op-
cration for nearly three years, it
was announced Saturday.
Scripps Howard thus retired
from the publishing business in
San Francisco after having been
represented here for 59 years.
Announcement of the change in
management was made in a late
edition of the News Call Bulletin
Saturday.
The newspaper traces Its history
back 107 years to the date of the
founding of the Evening Bulletin
Oct. 8, J8r,5.
Latest change in Us organization
was made on Aug. 8, 1959, when
the Hearst Call Bulletin was con
solidated with the Scripps Howard
San Francisco News, each corpor
ation holding one half interest un
der a new corporation called Apex
Publishing Corp.
Red China Refugee
Air Plan Offered
WASHINGTON (AP)-A plan to
aid Chinese refugees in Hong Kong
was outlined today by Mrs. Claire
L. Lhcnnault, widow of the war
time leader of the famed Flying
Tigers of China.
Mrs. Chennault explained the
private relief program to Presi
dent Kennedy. She said he
"seemed very interested."
Gen. Chonnault's widow, who
lives In Washington, said former
Presidents Herbert Hoover and
Hurry Truman are honorary co
chairmen of the Citizens' relief or
ganization known as Chinese Refu
gee Relief. Mrs. Chennault is pres
ident. She said Iho group will ask the
American public to support a
drive to feed, clothe and resettle
refugees crammed into Hong
Kong.
No details have been worked
out. she said.
Chinese retugee relief will begin
accepting contributions addressed
"Care of Postmaster, Washington
13, D.C.," she said.
Offshore Lands,
Beach Proviso,
Asked For State
SALEM (AP) Oregon's new
Constitution should contain a pro
vision that ocean beaches and off
shore lands, now owned by the
slate, belong to the people forever,
the Constitution Revision Commis
sion decided today.
The commission voted to add
that provision to the section which
now preserves water power sites
for the people.
By law, the beaches now belong
to the people, escept for about 25 i
miles in private ownership.
Putting this into the Constitution I
would make it impossible for the I
legislature to give away or sell
a beaeh or offshore lands. The
commission decided the new Con
stitution should allow the state to
grant casements or lease the
lands.
The Constitution's provision that
the state may generate and dis
tribute hydroelectric power was
expanded to include power pro
duced by any method. This would
lot the state distribute electricity
produced by atomic energy, for
example.
This present section, however,
never has been put into force, be
cause no legislation has been
passed to establish a commission
to carry it out.
T'he commission voted to con
tinue to allow creation of peoples'
utility districts to distribute power
and water.
But it deleted the provisions that
the PUD's could levy taxes, sell
bonds and hold property. This de
letion was to make these provi
sions subject to legislative action.
The commission voted 9-6 Friday
that the legislature should be al
lowed to create a state law commission.
WASHINGTON (UPI) Gen.. Humphrey was said to have re
Dwight D. Eisenhower willltained stock in the Hanna firm
"mount the cross and you can I while in his Cabinet job.
put the nails and spear" in him! The stockpile program, Eisen
if his Treaury secretary ever did ' hower said, "operated under laws
anything dishonest. i enacted long before I got there."
Eisenhower made the vehe-1 A last count, 65 of the 92 ma-
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard ment statement at
810 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, basement
of Pacific Building, 8 p.m. For in
formation call OR 3-6629.
Boots and Calico, pattern dance
lessons and workshop, Winston
Community Hall, 8-10 p.m. For in
formation write PO Box 104 or
call OR 3-3436. Ward Cummings
caller.
Sutherlln Girls Drill team, prac
tice. East Grade School play-
inlormauon wrue
terials stored exceeded fhe
amount that would be needed for
a three-year war. The excess has
been valued at $3.4 billion.
Consultant Fired
In another development Friday,
stockpile consultant John D. Mor
gan was fired after accusations
that he was in a conflict of inter
est in 1957 by holding a job with
a stockpile supplier while work
ing part-time for the government.
Office of Emergency Planning
Director Edward J. McDermott,
in dismissing Morgan, referred to missal "fter a subcommittee in
the case to the Justice Depart-1 vestigator said .Morgan got Slo,
ment for Dossible prosecution un- 000 from Climax Molybdenum
der the conflict-of-interest laws
Sen. Clair Engle, D - Cam., a
member of Symington's subcom
mittee, demanded Morgan's dis-
Co., a stockpile supplier, w b 1 1 e
working part-time as a $50-a-day
consultant to the old Office of De
fense Mobilization.
a news con
ference recently. He was respond-;
ing to Senate investigators' at-!
tempts to determine whether ex-i
secretary George M. Humphrey's!
company, M. A. Hanna of Cleve-
land, got unconscionable profits ,
from deals with the national
stockpile program.
Chairman Stuart Symington,
Mo., said his special investigating
subcommittee was pressing an
audit of three nickel and smelt-
W- MONTGOMERY WARD
1481 NE STEPHENS OR 2-4811
OPEN MON. AND FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL
Eighth Grade At Curl-in
Enjoys Coastal Outing
Church Kindergarten
Has Rites In Glendale
The Glendale Christian Kinder
garten held its promotion program
Friday evening, at the Assembly
of God Church with certificates go-1
ing 10 i,i Doys and girls.
The Azalea Community Church
Mission Circle met Friday at the
home of Mrs. Hoy Snider and dis
cussed plans for the church's va
cation Bible School. Members
worked on constructing rhythm
band instruments for use during
the Bible School.
Several Glendale women attend
ed the recent meeting of the Ump
qua and Willamette sections of the
Asembly of God Church held in
Drain. Mrs. Bruce Manning, wife
of the Glendale church pastor, was
one of the honorees at a surprise
pink and blue shower given at the
' meeting.
OKAYS GOLD HUNT
LOS ANGELES (UPI) It mav
ho because they need the monev
Irene Ames. Curtin correspond
ent, reports that Mrs. Myra Davis
took tho eighth grade on a "bnrak j but the school board has granted
Day" to lxion Lake and Florence I permission to W ilfred Takasato.
recently. 34, to din f,,r buried Spanish gold
Mrs. Ames further reports that ; a the McDonald Avenue Elemen
jrr. and Mrs. Joe Selva and llel-1 try School.
en Sands spent a recent three days j u a,ded two conditions. Takas-
r.asirni vm.-koii miming roc . .. ,,,., r,,.,0ra the nronerlv to
its orgmal state and give the
school district half of anything he
and arrow heads.
DOUGLAS COUNTY
PIONEER DAYS
June 16 & 17
All New Rodeo Stock
THIS YEAR
Furnished By Contractor
Ray Kohrs and Tres Pinos
Douglas County Fairgrounds
finds.
BEHIND THE TIMES
MIDDLES!) HOUGH, England
(UPI) A Middlesbrough man
was fined 70 cents recently for ty
ing his hore to a lamppost.
"You are 60 years behind the
times, my man," the judge told
the defendant.
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