2 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Mon., Aug. 26, 1963
House Group Okays Legislation
To Avert National Rail Strike
(Alio ee ftory, page 3.) -
WASHINGTON (UPI) The
House Commerce Committee to
day approved legislation to avert
a nationwide rail strike" Thursday
while the Senate squared off for
what a Republican leader said
would be a real shooting match
over a similar bill.
Senate Republican Leader Ev
erett Dirkscn, III., said opposing
Senate forces were "coming out
Sutherlinite Faces
Charge Of Assault
State police report the arrest of
Richard Knight, 20, of Nonpariel
Road, Sutherlin, to face an assault
and battery charge, brought in a
private complaint out of Sutherlin
Justice of tho Peace Court of Ward
Watson.
Delmar Edwin Rice, 46, of Rice
Hill Route, Box 24, Oakland, was
also arrested by state police on
an assault and battery charge
brought in a private complaint by
his wife.
Patricia Ann Mazur, 40, Eugene,
has been arrested by state police
on a drunken driving charge.
Kenneth Merle Sorenson, 27, of
2261 NE Stephens St., Roseburg,
was arrested by Winston city po
lice on a disorderly conduct charge.
All were booked at the county
jail and all but Sorenson have been
released on posting bail.
Another booking is Stanley James
Harris, 39, also known as Marion
Bradford Harris, Denver, wanted
by San Diego authorities for for
gery. .
Paul Howard Stepp, 18, Myrtle
Creek, has been committed to the
county jail for 10 days, and fined
$5 on a petty larceny charge. He
was committed from the court of
Nina Pietzold, Justice of Peace at
Canyonville.
Harry W, Burr
Harry W. (Bill) Burr, former res
ident of Roseburg, died In a Port
land hospital Aug. 23 while under
going open heart surgery, accord
ing to word received by The News'
Review today. ' v '
Tie was born In Roseburg and
left here about 20 years ago. He at
tended Idaho schools and for the
past several years had been a
teacher and coach at Culver, Ore.
A long-existing heart condition had
grown progressively worse, necessi
tating the heart surgery, according
to Roseburg friends.
He is survived by his wife, Joan,
one son and three daughters, all of
Culver; his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Burr of Mctollus; one sis
ter, Mrs. Kay Call, also of Melol-
nis; and numerous uncles, aunts
and cousins. One uncle, Tcdd Burr,
is a Roseburg resident.
Funeral services were held to
day at Mctollus. Concluding serv
ices and interment wore scheduled
in Caldwell, Idaho.
Emma Amelia Brill
Emma Amelia Brill, 68, life-long
resident of Myrtle Creek and tho
daughter of a pioneer family of
that area, died at a Canyonville
hospital Sunday after a long ill
ness. She was born in Myrtle Creek,
Nov. 6, 1894, the daughter of Jef
ferson Bailey and Louisa Smith
Bailey, who came west with an
early day wagon train and took up
a; donation land claim.
She Was married to J. P. (Jack)
Brill Aug. 13, 1914, in Portland.
She was a member of the Metho
dist Church of Myrtle Creek and
of the Rebckah Lodge of that com
munity. 'Mrs. Brill is survived by her hus
band; a brother, S. W. Bailey of
Ashland, and numerous nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services, will be held at
the chapel of Gimz Mortuary at
llyrtle Creek Wednesday at 2 p.m.,
with tho Rev. Donald Campbell of
the Myrtle Creek Methodist Church
officiating. Ritualistic services will
be conducted by the Myrtle Creek
Rcbckahs. Interment will be in
the IOOF Cemetory there.
Sylvia Mabel Seek
Sylvia Mabel Zeek, 78, of 804 SE
Flint St., died at her home Sun
day night after a lingering illness.
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing at Long A Shukle Memorial
Chapel.
UKES ITS NEW CAGE
BOURNEMOUTH, England,
(UPI) Police said today they
ha,vo been having difficulty dur
ing the past week with a homing
pigeon which refuses to return to
its owner following several days
in the Bournemouth jail while its
injured wing was mended.
.The pigeon keeps coming back
lo the jail, police said.
Hemorrhoids Cured Painlessly
By Non-Surgical Method
The non-aurgical, electronic
method for trentment of Hem
orrhoids (Piles) developed by
doctors of thn Beal-Oliver
Sandy Blvd. Clinic has been o
uccessful and permanent in
nature that the following pol
icy is ottered their patients:
"After all aymptoms of Hem
orrhoids . . . have auhsided and
the patient has been dis
charged, if he should ever have
recurrence, all further treat-1
of all corners shooting" over a
bill to set up a seven-member
board to arbitrate the 4-year-old
dispute.
With one key exception, the
House bill was similar to the
Senate version. It would not sub
ject the so-called secondary issues
to arbitration. The Senate bill
would provide for arbitration of
these matters if no agreement
was reached by collective bar
gaining within 30 days.
Both would provide that the two
primary issues, the need for fire
men on freight and yard service
diescls . and over-all make-up of
train crews, be resolved by ar
bitration binding on , both the
unions and the carriers.
' The administration' is gunning
hopefully but not optimistically for
enactment of legislation by
Wednesday to avert a threatened
nationwide rail strike one minute
after midnight local time that
day.
Drops Kennedy Proposal
Like the Senate bill, the House
legislation dropped President Ken
nedy's proposal that the Inter
state Commerce Commission be
handed the problem of settling the
dispute. .
While the House measure would
not allow the arbitration board to
touch issues beyond the questions
of firemen and crews, it would
forbid a strike over- secondary
disputes for . 150 days after the
bill is enacted.
i If both chambers pass a differ
ent bill, It would require setting
up a House-Senate conference
committee to work out a com
promise. This could mean delay
ing ' action beyond the Thursday
strike threat date.
, House Commerce Chairman
Three Persons Hurt
In Auto Accident
rThrce persons were injured in
a one-car accident Saturday south
of Roseburg when tho driver be
came .blinded by the headlights of
another car and ran off the high
way, state police report.
Operator of the car was Julius
Griffin Cranford, Route 4, Box 1364,
Roseburg. The accident occurred
one-half mile north of the Round
Prairie bridge on Highway 99 about
11:15 p.m. Saturday. The car ran
off the highway on the right side of
tho road into a grove of trees and
was demolished.
Injured were Marjic Fay Cran
ford, 25, of Rt. 4, Box 1364, Rose
burg, whoso condition was report
ed as fair; George Eugene Finney,
18, of 224 NE Ward St., Roseburg,
and Georgie Etta Humbert; 24,
Happy Valley Rdl, also reported
as fair. All wore taken to Douglas
Community Hospital, but Finney,
the more seriously injured, was la
ter taken to a Eugene hospital.
Cranford and two other passen
gers, David Wesley Sharp, Rt. 4,
Box 1074, Roseburg, and Mary Ger
trude Starks, 1732 SE Eddy St.
were not injured.
State police were investigating
another accident in which a car
registered to Grady Wayne Snell
ing, Winston, went off the road and
into the South Umpqua River.
The accident occurred at 8:50
p.m. Saturday, one - half mile
south of the Dlllard bridge cross
ing of the South Umpqua River on
the Rice Creek Road. Police report
it is not known how the vehicle
went over the bank, but it came
to rest 185 feet off the highway in
the bottom of the river. Thoy arc
still investigating.
Leyton W. Ferguson
Lcylon Willis Ferguson, 22, ot
1720 SE Odcll St., Roseburg, died
at a Portland hospital Saturday
pfler a prolonged illness. . ,
He was born Dec. 24, 1940, in
Hawkeyc, Iowa, and had lived the
past 12 years with his parents in
the Roseburg and Sutherlin areas.
lie was discharged from the U. S.
Army in December.
Surviving are his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Ferguson, Rose
burg; a sister, Let ha Bess Galli,
Sacramento, Calif., and grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Estcll Carlson,
Roseburg.
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Sutherlin
Oaklnnd Mortuary's Chapel of the
Firs. The Rev. Richard Case of
the Sutherlin Methodist Church will
officiate. Interment will be in the
Fair . Oaks Cemetery at Sutherlin.
Laurence R. Tillotson
I.auronce K. Tillotson, 83, Myrtle
Creek, died Sunday at a ltoscburg
hospital Sunday alter a lengthy ill
ness. He was born in Otlumwa, Iowa,
Feb. 15, 1880. Funeral services are
pending at Ganz Mortuary at Myr
tle Creek on word from relatives.
Two daughters and three sons, all
out of state, survive.
menta will 1 given without
additional fee."
Palients experience little, if ,
any pain. Their treatment re
quires no hospitalization and
does not employ drugs or in
jections. Write today for a free, de
scriptive booklet, your without
obligation: The Beal-Oliver
Sandy Blvd. Clinic, Chiroprac
tic Physicians. 026 N.K.
Sandy Blvd., Portland 12. Ore.
Oren Harris, D-Ark.; said the
committee adopted the amend
ment to limit arbitration to the
key issues because industry and
government officials all had testi
fied these alone had prevented a
settlement.
The bill now goes to the traffic
cop House Rules Committee,
which is expected to clear it
Tuesday for a House vote on
Wednesday.
The Senate was scheduled to
begin debate on its bill later to
day. ;
Hospital News
Viliting Hours
2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m.
Mercy Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Jcmes GrosJac-
ques; Mrs. Ronald Kaufman, Mrs.
Nelson Higgs, Mrs. Larry Fitzger
ald, Lyle Coe, Mrs. Lee Freeman,
all of Roseburg; Mrs. Arthur Wulh
rich, Sutherlin; Charles Kassncr,
Winston; Mrs. Ronald Robins,
North Bend. -
Surgery: Elmer Williams, Oak
land. Discharged
Bob Rowland Jr., Edith Morris,
Mrs. Elmer Coomes, Randi Todd,
Mary Spitler, Ralph St. Onge, Don
ald Nave Jr., Mrs. Eldred Jones,
Jack Leonard, Rex Neptune, Mrs.
Bruce Howard and daughter Di
ane Annette, all Roseburg; Daph
ne Simmons, Mrs. Richard Shor
cy and daughter Renea Marie, all
of Sutherlin; Wanda Clack, Myr
tle Creek; Mrs. Charles Allen,
Glendale; William Kirk, North
Bend; Mrs. Wayne Norris, Tiller;
Elbert Simms, Sutherlin. -
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Medical: Raymond Vaughn, Roy
Dunn, Tamara Bursik, Mrs. Ruby
Abbott, Mrs. Melvin Holcomb,
Mrs. Julius Cranford, Mrs. William
Smith, William Burnett, Mrs. Rob
ert Warmarck, John Lander, Mrs.
Harry Crosthwaite, all Roseburg;
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Lee San
born, both of Winston; Mrs. Jack
Antonncn, Longview, Wash.; Den
ise Smith, Dillard; Mrs. James
Bridges, Sutherlin; Mrs. Marvin
Wiley, Glide; Mrs. L. Sadlaeek,
Fairview, Mont. ,
Surgery: Mrs. Buckley Bell, Mrs.
Ned Humbert, both of Roseburg;
Rueben Gartner, Sutherlin; Grady
Snclling, Winston.
Discharged
Alfonso Mota, Eugene Know
lin, Jean Henderson, Ed
ward Merritt, Donald Sigfridson,
Mrs. Richard Bonebrake and
daughter Mitzi Sue, Leslie
Canficld, Mrs. C.-.J. Cook, Dwight
Coder, Mrs. Jessie ' W o n s o r,
Linda Nelson, Edner Backman,
Mrs. Lester Broadwater, Mrs. No
ble Burgess, Richard Ellison, Tom- i
my Burge, Raymond Vaughn, all
of Roseburg; Mrs. Jack Musgrave
and daughter Melissa Irene, Don-1
aid Kelly, Kathy Meier, Roy Os- J
borne, all of Myrtle Creek; Dean
na Trntner, Mrs. Clarence Brum
well and daughter Nancy Eliza-1
both, all of Eugene; Mrs. Marvin
Willey, Glide; Howard Leonard, j
Oakland; Bliss Secoy, Tenmile; El- j
lis Thompson, James Vanzandt, ;
Mrs. James Bridges, all of Slither- j
lin; Morris McClendon, Dillard. !
Physical Exams Slated
For MC First Graders
Physical examinations for first
graders at Tri-City School will be
conducted at the school Tuesday
from 9 a.m. to noon with Dr. K.
E. Williams of Myrtle Creek and a
nurse frum the county health of
fice in charge. Children appearing
arc to bring birth certificates or
other proof of age. First graders
must be six years old on or before
Nov. 15.
Examinations forms for those
who wish to have their children
checked by a private physician
may be secured at tho school of
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Alto., Sunday. The plane was en route from Seattle, Wash., to Calgary when it slom
med info a wheat field. None of the 12 passengers or fhe three crew members was in
jured seriously although four have been detained in the hospital in Calgary. (UPI Tele
photo) ." . .
Officials Probe Crash Landing
Of West Coast Plane In Alberta
CALGARY. 'Alia. (UPI) An
investigating team flew here from
Seattle Sunday to investigate the
crash-landing of a West Coast Air
lines plane with .15 persons
aboard late Saturday night.
Light of the 12 passengers
aboard and the crew of three
either escaped injury or were re
leased from the hospital after
treatment. The other four re
mained hospitalized.
Jhc plane, a Fairchild F27 twin-
engine turboDiop, was cn the final
leg of a flight from Portland,
Ore., to Calgary when the acci
dent occurred. The plane crash
landed in a farm field about a
mile from Calgary's McCall Air
port. ;
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of first degree murder here to
day in connection with the stran
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heiress earlier this months.
Evans is accused of the death
of Mrs. Irene Davis, 41, of Pay
ette. Her partially clothed body
was found in a bathtub in a room
at the Portland Hilton Hotel Aug.
6.
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night that ' Evans had "acknow
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Work On Glide School
Reported Progressing .
Work on the new Glide Elemen
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factorily, according to Supt. Don
ald Fluke.
All brick work has been com
pleted and the roof is nearly finish
ed. The contractor, Jack Mathis, is
presently involved in insulating the
building, it was reported by' Mrs.
Arthur Selby, correspondent.
Completion date for the $254,
747.95 structure is Oct. 29. Fluke
said tho district expects to occupy
the building early in November.
The building contains eight class
rooms to serve grades one through
three, a special education room,
offices, rest rooms and furnace
room.
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Roseburg City Police report the
arrest of Leroy Stephen Sand, 18, os
Roseburg, Route 3, Box 136, Sun-
day at 5:55 p.m. to face a charge
of drunken driving. He was follow
ed from SE Stephens St. to W. Har- .
rison St. on W. Harvard Blvd.,
where he was stopped when his ;
driving appeared erratic, . police
said.
In other police actions, two ju-
veniles were taken into custody;
for ringing doorbells on SE Jack-S
son and Hamilton streets Saturday"
about 10:40 p.m. They were re-"
leased to their parents after being "
turned over to juvenile officers.?
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