The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 21, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTen Oregon People Die In Accidents Pope Paul Makes Dramatic Plea For Coexistence By United Press International by the Coast Guard. Ten Oregon residents died! Jack Coates, 23, Albany, was VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope during the weekend as a resultjkilled in a one-car . accident onipauj yi jn a dramatic plea tor o accidents Eight of the deaths a logging road about 35 miles! co.existence between Catholic were recorded in the state. southwest oi Corvallis Saturday. isra and commumsn, Sunday James Cellars, 69 of Astoria, Mrs. Harold Griffin, 27, Bend called on Communist china to executive secretary of the d'M Saturday as a result ijrestore religious freedom to its Columbia River Packers Associ-n-iuries suffered when her car;e0Dle auun, was Kuiea Saturday in a,vu,1,ucu wlul a uu ucoi - :j tt r. RahH Th,.crl-ii, nih ' Bend Thursday night. Harry Strand, 47, Madras, one-car accident on U.S. High-j way 101 about six miles south of Astoria. Harry Saville, 38, Coos Bay, was accidentally shot and killed while deer hunting east of Reed sport Saturday. He was the state's fourth deer hunting sea son gunshot fatality. An Air Force man drownedjcar Saturday after a 14-foot boa tiThe overturned near Brookings! Francis, 22, and Dennis Anghi .wherc the Chetco River flowslIante, 19, both students at the into the Pacific. jUniversity of Hawaii. The victim was S. Set. James Mrs. Pauline Burrows, 40 Morelock, 30, who was stationed1 Shady Cove, was fatally injured Addressing himself directly to government leaders in China, the Round Butte Dam construc tion site near Madras Saturday. Two youths from The Dalles lost their lives when their motor scooter . crashed head-on into a near Honolulu Saturday. victims were Nathan at Kingsley Air Force Base near Klamath Falls. Two companions, Jerry Neilson, Klamath Falls, and Roy Jinmm, 'Brookings shore. Neilson was rescued by the Coast Guard after another fisherman threw him a life jacket and Grimm made it to shore by using a gasoline can as a float. Another small boat trying to help also turned over and the occupants were rescued in a two-car collision near Dia mond Lake Friday night. A 15-year-old Corvallis High School student, Patricia Wust ade it to rack, was killed when she slipped off a flatbed truck and fell beneath its wheels at an; Oregon State University Home coming rally at Corvallis day night. In addition, the body of Joseph Wcntworth, 22, Indepen dence, was found in his demolished car off State High way 38 near Drain Saturday. State police said Wentworth was killed when his car ran off the road Oct. 12. jm jrff i& V., WATCH CRYSTALS REPLACED SH75 LL and up Give your watch a new look with our expert'y fitted watch crystals. All work guaranteed. died when he was struck by a!?ere the church has been to large earth-moving vehicle at'J supressed, he Pope said uiai uuiug a vuiiiuiiu uvea uui compromise a citizens loyalty to his country. -"Belonging to the Church rather than weakening strengthens and increases the value of the relationship ot cit izens with their country," he said," and makes of them the guarantors and participants in her security . . . and her true progress." The Pope spoke after he had consecrated 14 missionary bish ops from around the world in St. Peter's Basilica. It was World Mission Day in ihe church, and the Pope said it grieved him there were no Chi- nesp amnnp thp hiKhnnR hp pnn. Fri- cppratprl and nn Chinpsp stu. ents attending the missionary college where he spoke. The empty seats at the Ecu menical Council that should be filled by bishops from China, he added, are "like thorns of pain" to him. The Pope's appeal, apparently aimed at extending the thaw in Vatican-Communist relations that has developed in the past year, was directed to a country where persecution of Catholics has been particularly severe since the Communist takeover in 1949. Fourteen of the 23 Chinese bishops, including Americani missionary Bishop James E. Walsh, are reported to be in prison in China. Some of the others have been killed and the rest exiled. All missionaries have been ex pelled from China , which in 1949 had. a Catholic population of about three million. 7 " "FT AVI I "TV; iJ. V J A . .Of, , C2A1 - If YES1 YOU CAN FINISH HIGH SCHOOL Auction Aids Zoo, Museum PORTLAND (UPI) The an nual Zoomsi auction at the Hil ton Hotel here Saturday night! raised $103,204. Rolph F u h r m a n, auction chairman, said about $85,000 will be net profit to be divided between the Portland zoo and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry. This year's auc tion more than tripled that of1 the first one four years ago A home, donated to the auction this year, brought the highest bid $34,150 from Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rowe. Auc tioning lasted until 2:45 a.m. Sunday. NARROW ESCAPE .James Small, 27, is wheeled into emergency ward of Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco Sunday after suffering loss of left leg, cuts on his other leg and elsewhere on his body caused by being pulledd into suction of tug Pacific Dawn. Small was swimming across the Bay to Sausa lito with another swimmer when the tug apparently passed between the two swimmers. (UPI Telephoto) I - - 6 Defeat Expected On Red China Bid For Seat In U.N. UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.lcil actions. The United States.lUnion are the other nations (UPI) Communist China wasiFrar.ee, Britain, and the Sovietlwith veto power. expected to go down in defeat! for the 14th time today ia its;Mon., Oct. 21, 1963 The News-Review, Page 3 bid to replace Nationalist China i in the United Nations. . Communist Albania's resolu tion to seat the Peking regime was expected to come to a vote late in this afternoon's General Assembly session. The United States, the lead ing supporter of resident Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists, was confident that Peking's 56 42 defeat last year would be re peated with an equal or larger margin. 4. As in previous years, the res olution goes beyond merely add ing Communist China to the U.N. membership list. Since both regimes claim to represent the entire Chinese nation, it calls for the ouster of the Na tionalists and their replacement by the Communists. Victory for Peking could give it a powerful position on the Se curity Council as well as place in the General Assembly and other U.N. organs. Nation alist China, a founding member of the United Nations, has one of the five permanent Security Council seats, which gives it the right of vetoing Security Coun You quit ichool and the oddl or. you won't go bock. ..So what aro you going to do about getting that High School diploma? YOU ( vun imiin in jwur spurv lima r home with the American School. Thousands have done it, so con YOU. ACT NOW! FREE LESSON Miil the caupai kelew ter mr free sample lesion mi -pie lescripme lunetii NOW! AMERICAN SCHOOL, Pacific Coast Division 1777 No. Vine St., Suite 300, Los Angeles 28, Calif. Please send me free lessons and 55-page booklet RS-36 iJBHf'"-"'.J-l'-'","l 1 y, r l Name r .. Address 1-a.. Ago Insurance Women Meet In Rosburg On Weekend Ten clubs forming part of Re-1 gion IX of the National Associ ation of Insurance Women will hold a sub-regional conference at the Hotel Umpqua in Rose- SIGHT SUBMARINE IPOPEIRITI I ew s. t. letkson & Ph.- S72-1BSG ' STOCKHOLM (UPI) An un- ! uaentuied submarine was re- hAL aE TEETH Ported n Swedish waters Sun- That Loosen Hoegarna in the Stockholm ar chipelago. The lighthouse keeper at Svcnska Jloegarna reported the sighting. He said the vessel was surfaced but disappeared into heavy fog before he could iden tity its markings. The Swedish navy said it had no submarines in the area at the time. Need Not Embarrass Many wearers of false teeth have Buffered real embarrassment because their plate d'.opped, 6llpped or wob bled et JuBt the wrong time. Do not live In fear of this happening to you. Just sprinkle a little PASTEETH. the alkaline (non-acid) powder, on your H'ai'ca. nuiu mise icatn more nrmiy, ?o they feel more comfortable. 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