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Mystery Blonde Train Robbery feONDON (UPl)-Scotland Yard appeared to be closing in today orrjhe gang 'responsible for the great mail robbery that carried off-tiistory's biggest cash theft ex actly two weeks ago. A mysterious blonde was seized and' charged in connection with the $7.3 million theft, a "wanted" bookie was picked up for ques tioning soon after his description wa circulated, - and descriptions of .two other, wanted men were given nationwide publicity. Police refused to give the name of -the woman arrested, ' but ar ranged for her to. appear in Lin slade Court, near Aylesbury the robbery investigation headquar terslater in the' day.' She was charged preliminarily at Ayles bury police .station after being driven there from a London po lice station ' where she spent the night. , ( : , About an hour after Scotland Yard issued descriptions of three meW Wanted for questioning in connection with the theft, it was learned one of the men had been found at a house in the London suburb of Clapham.1 The man, bookie Charles Frederick Wilson, 31, "was interviewed by detectives and then taken to'a London police station. ' ' 1 .' A Scotland Yard -statement said the two other ' men ' wanted were James E. White, 43, a cafe prop rietor and Bruce Cirlicard Rev nolds, 41, an antique dealer "who may- be able to assist us. in our inquiries. . ' . Sewer Plant Job Progressing Well Howard Harris, manager of the Nnrth Rnseburz Sanitary District, renorts that the construction of npw facilities' at the sewage dis posal plant along the Stewart Park Hoad is progressing rapiuiy. He said it is estimated that the project is between 32 and 34 per cent complete, me purpose oi me job is to double- the sewage dis posal capacity of the . district. He said 'that construction is hav ing no effect on' the operation of the present plant. He continued that sewage being processed is be ing, given high rates of chlorina tion'and the state Sanitary Author ity is making periodic checks to make certain sewage is properly handled. . Harris said he was certain the new additions to the disposal plant would be completed before the '.tbruary deadline.' . ;; INJURED DRIVER William George Kirk was taken to Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene early this morning for treatment of rib and back injuries received when his car plunged off the highway and rolled sideways down a 45-foot embankment south of Roseburg. State police said Kirk, 34, was taken to Mercy Hospital and loter to the Eugene 'hospital follow ing the accident about 12:15 a.m. They said the accident occured on the Shady Over pass over Carnes Road on Interstate 5, when Kirk, northbound at the time, lost control of his car, struck a cement guard rail on the east side of the highway, crossed the highway and tu't the guard rail on 'the west side, went through the railing and down the embankment. Kirk's condition was reported as fair at Sacred Heart Hospital. (News Review Photo) 2 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Aug. 22, 1963 Sharp British Note To Castro Protests Kidnaping Of Cubans LONDON (UP1) Britain has protested sharply to Fidel Cas tro ' s government in Havana against the recent kidnaping of Cubans from a British - owned Caribbean island and has de manded an apology as well as the return of those captured, it was ocal Police Probe ,; Atfnor Auto Accident Roseburg 'City Police investigat ed -a minor .' accident at the inter section of SE Jay St. and Look mgglass Road at 5:15 p.m. Wed nesday. Police said Hope Esther Browne, 31, of Route 4, Box 1230, told them she was driving on Looklngglass Itoad when her purse began to slip off the seat. She said she reached down to grab it, went off the road and struck a power pole, police reported. Labor Dispute Swells Requests Under New County Food Program The Douglas County Abundant Commodity program distributed free food to 1,035 families (com prising 3,366 people) in July, case work supervisor Patrick Eaton said today. Of these, 1,778 persons were cer tified in tile "low income cate gory. The balance were Welfare Department Public Assistance re cipients. "Douglas County has not had such a program in past years, so we have no basis with which to compare the summer's activity against in this county," Eaton Craig LeRoy Kopp Funeral arrangements are pend ing at Suthorlin-Oakland Mortuary tur Craig LeRoy Kopp, 10, who died Tuesday night as the result of an accidental shooting at the family ranch at Rice Hill. He re portedly had been shooting at hawks with his brother prior to theaccident. According to mortuary attend ants, funeral arrangements will be completed upon the arrival by plane from Columbia, South Amer ica of the boy's father. The senior Kopp has been living in the South American cily where ho is em ployed. T 'lie deceased was born Feb. 9, 1033, , in ' Cottage Grove, and had lived all his life at the family home at -Rice Hill. He is survived by his parents, Mr. , and Mrs; Arthur Kopp; four brothers, Franklin, Mike, Matt and Mark; three sisters, Susannc, I'aula and Ann, all of Rice Hill Ins paternal grandmother. Mrs. Paula Latin of Twin Falls, Idaho; and his maternal grandmother, Mr May Gmbe of Chula Vista, Calif. ' . . 9bc3lcwsRcuicw US S. E. Mln St. ""Published Daily fcxeepi Sunday by NEvVS-REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. Rent burg, Oreawi Telfphont Enttred ifcond clan matter May 7. ' lt?0, l tht poit office at Roieburg, Or-1 BOHj under act of March 3. 113. J. tV. Brenner Publisher The News-Rtvlew li a number of the United Press International, NEA Service, Audit Bureau of Circulation and the Oreson Newspaper Publlihers Association. . National Adverting Representative It NeWtpeper Advertising Service Co.. Run BuUding, San Francisco, Calif. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Carrier and Roseburg P. 0. Bombs I month, D.7Ji months, S10.50; 1 veer, 131.00. . By Mall In Oregon: 1 month, JUS) 3 months. $4-50; t months. 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The two leaders flew here from 1'elprade for four hours of sur veying damage and greeting sur vivors of tho July 26 earthquake Uiat took about 2,000 lives. At the same time, the official Tanjug news agency reported Tito said at a dinner with Khrushchev Wednesday night, "We have mutually arrived at the conclusion that m any things which have divided us in the nast have been mere trifles and that we are now faced with common interests and tasks." Tito's speech seemed to write the end to the two-nation strug gle that began in 1948 when the late Soviet dictator Josof Stalin expelled Yugoslavia from the Red movement for pursuing an inde pendent brand of communism. Wednesday at the same time, Khrushchev said political and eco nomic relations are developing "very well" between Russia and Yugoslavia. "During the course of the past few years, especially in recent times, the relations between the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia have been developing in the spirit of best mutual understanding and good cooperation on the govern ment level," Tito said. His remarks capped two duys of Tito Khrushchev talks and of speeches in which both leaders have hailed plans for economic collaboration between their na tions. Both men also have trump cted a new high in political cordiality. pointed out. "Based on the experi ence of other counties with this program, however, it is felt the number of families eligible for food because of low income has been much higher than usual for the summer months." "The labor dispute is consider ed to have been the major factor accounting for the large number of persons eligible," he said. The Roseburg distribution center will be closed during the week of Aug. 2G-30 while food is being truck ed to other areas of the county. The Roseburg center will re open on Sept. 3-4-5 hut will be closed Sept. 2, Labor Day. , Food will be distributed at Hie Glcndale City Hall Monday Aug. 26 from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. This will be the final month food is trucked to Glcndale, as the number of people who came Appeal Transcript Filed By Caudill Transcript of an appeal by John Aaron Caudill Jr., Roseburg man convicted in Roseburg Municipal Court on a charge of immoral practices, has been filed in Doug las County Circuit Court. Caudill, 24, was found guilty in a trial Aug. 14 before Municipal Judge Warren A. Woodruff. The defendant was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail. Oral notice of appeal to the Cir cuit Court was filed by the de fendant through his attorney, Har rison Winston. Caudill was releas ed after posting $500 bail. A complaint filed July 15 charg es the defendant with entering a Roseburg home where he was not invited and exposing himself in decently in front of a woman. for food last month was too low to warrant continuation of a local distribution program there, Eaton said. After August, families in the south Douglas area will have to come to Roseburg for their food. Eaton suggests forming car pools as a means of. cutting the cost of the trip. Another means would he the use of a proxy. Proxies must be accompanied by the food recip ient the first time, but thereafter the person designated as proxy may come in by himself, Eaton said. Hospital News Visiting Hours 2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mercy Hospital - Admitted Medical: James Gaines, Rose burg; Mrs. Gerry Schott, Eugene. Surgery: Edith Morris, Bob Rowland, Mrs. O. P. Van Horn, Mrs. Benjamin Patterson, all of Roseburg; Leo Friend, Idlevld Park; Wanda Clack, Myrtle Creek; Sue Dougherty, Burlingame, Calif, if. Discharged Mrs. Robert McCrary, Roseburg. Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Medical: Mrs. Jack Musgrave, Willie Wonser, both of Roseburg; Mrs. Clarence Brumwell, Eugene. Surgery: Mrs. Lester Broadwa ter, Roseburg. Discharged Mrs. Stephen Ryder, Mrs. Wil liam Itinabarger, Donald Huntley, Edward Geary, Mrs. Vernon Bent ley, Mrs. Allan Baird, all of Rose burg; Gerald Denton, Portland. Dr. Gray Urges Swimmer Caution Doualas County has probably the cleanest streams anywhere in the country, but this doesn t mean precautions shouldn't be taken to prevent diseases caused by con taminated water. This was the appraisal today by Dr. James K. Gray. Douglas Coun ty health officer, with the great rush of swimmers, campers ana other recreation seekers to streams of the county. Dr. Gray said wherever there are people along streams, a dan upr nlwavs exists that typhoid fev er may be spread because of wa ter contamination. He urged that all river swim- more muup rnnaiii iney iiovc v-i- fectivc typhoid immunization. This is particularly true, he said, of the South Umpqua River, which is low and carries consmeraDie waste ma terial. He said typhoid shots can be secured cither at the Douglas Coun ty Health Department in the Court house or from famdy physicians The -Health Department typhoid immunization clinics are held ev ery Monday from 8:30 to ll:30-a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. A small charge is made for the shots. Glide High Dates Pre-Registration Pre-registration for Glide High School students will be held Tues day and Wednesday of next week between 9 a.m. and noon and 1 to 4 p.m. According to Raymond Kap us, high school principal, fresh men and sophomores are to re port Tuesday, and juniors and sen iors on Wodnesday. During this time students may also pay their student fees for the school term. Fees include student bodv membership card, $4; text book rental, S10 $2 refunded end of year if books are returned in satisfactory condition; towels $1.50; shop, crafts and drawing S2; "At oka" school year book, $5; and senior magazine fee, American Problems $2. School will begin on Tuesday, Sept. 3, with a general assembly at 8:50 a.m., followed by regular classes the balance of the day. the officially announced today. The Foreign Office said note of protest was handed to the Cuban foreign ministry in Havana Wednesday by Charge d'Affaircs Paul Scott. Today, the Cuban am bassador in London conferred with Assistant Undersecretary of State N.J.A. Chcetham at the For eign Office. The protest was prompted by an, incident last week in Anguilla Cay, part of a group of islands in the Bahamas, when Castro Cuban gunboats forcibly seized a group of Cubans who had landed there. The British note demanded that the Cuban government "return the prisoners captured on Anguil la Cay to the British authorities in the Bahamas." The British note said that on the afternoon of Aug. 13 a recon naissance aircraft of the- U.S. Coast Guard observed an opera tion of Cuban units in the course of which a number of persons were removed from Anguilla Cay. A Cuban helicopter had landed and men from the Cuban torpedo boats were seen to go ashore. A British destroyer which ar rived at the island on the follow ing day found 10 Cubans who stated that 19 of their companions had been captured the previous day and taken back to Cuba by force. Ira ryi DOG HERO OF 1963 Dutch, a German shepherd from Troy, Pa., receives the 10th annual Ken-L Ration gold medal emblematic of his selection in- ceremonies held in Chicago Wednesday. Dutch is flanked by the two little boys whose lives he was Instrumental in saving, Hugh Hawthorne, 5, (left) ond Gordon, 4, brothers, both of whom were rescued from a watery grave last Oct. 31st. Presenting Dutch with a gold medal is Brig. Gen. Howard T. Markey of the Air Force os the boys' - mother Mrs. Geraldine Hawthorne, looks on. Dutch will receive a $1,000 bond; a gold plaque; a gold-plated leash and collar; a custom-made dog blanket; and a year's supply of dog food. (UPI Telephoto) Eagles Lodge Picnic Set For This Sunday The Eagles Lodge picnic will be held Sunday at the Winston Com munity Park for members and their families. The potluck picnic is planned for 12 noon. There will be games and prizes for the youngsters. Beverages and ice cream will be furnished by the lodge. City, Legion Will Talk Plans For New Building The city Park and Playground Commission next Tuesday will meet with representatives of Amer ican Legion Post No. 1G to discuss Legion building plans on propertv adjoining the proposed Gatcwa Memorial Park. Robert Norton, commission chair man, said a field trip will be taken following the meeting to review improvements and plans for im provements to the city's pork system. I It Pays To Patronize News-Review Advertisers ry" "l,"..ITWJ.1 lwro.w WW-WS; -j---yyy The Horseman's Center Q ALLcN b WESTERN GOODS 1958 S. E. Stephens 673-7501 SIMCO'S "OUTRIDER' $115.50 Cushioned Scot: Doubla Rigging; Quick Chongis; IS" Sa; Wid Bats. 7 .. . From $2.95 KRSONALIZIB CUSTOM SILVER BUCKLES Litaimt Guarantee Jutl Arrived! - i. ! TTtinrn anittt for the mllr tamily.1 WE GIVE . S&H bKttN a I AMPS 1 RACK J0-SCH00L , - W S' JlZK Brina the children's school list to Park-n-Shop for all basic needs X:'$w4'i 1 .69 FILLER PAPER 1 29 SS1 1 ... . 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