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Page 2 The Newt-Review Boardman Project Up SALEM (UPI) With Ore gon's lease of the planned Boardman Space Age Industrial Park apparently an accomplish ed fact, the Boeing Company board of directors was expected to meet today and appropriate funds for initial development of the project. i H. C. Saalfcld, director of the state s Veterans' Affairs Depart ment which now owns the 100, (100-acre tract in northeastern Oregon, said "wo have per formed all the state's obliga tions." i. Planning and Development Di rector Samuel II. Mallicoat, who has fathered the crisis-ridden project for 'three years, said "the state has met its require munis. It's now up to Boeing. We expect an appropriation to be authorized by the company's directors at their meeting to day." . J.oren Hicks, legal advisor to Gov. Mark Hatfield, said "the sfate has now completed its part, and the lease and attach mcnts and title policy have gone to Boeing." OK'd By Attorney flallicoat and Saalfcld said Boeing attorney Grant Anderson had given his unqualified en dorsement of the state's title to the land the final act needed to make the lease operative. Hicks commented "I think the big hurdle is now passed and wo havo perfected title." Mallicoat said Anderson took the lease, title policy and other documents to Seattle, where tlipy were to be turned over to William Allen, Boeing president. James D. Walsh Funeral ! mass was observed this morning in St. Joseph's catholic Church for James Dor ranco Walsh,. 81, former Mon' tana state senator who died at a Roseburg hospital Saturday night. Father Eunan Buckley of filiated. v'llosay was recited Sunday at Dbng & Shukle Memorial Chap (it Following services today, the lfqdy was to bo shipped to Tho Silvcrnall '-Funeral Home at dlendive,' Mont., whero grave sWo rites are set for 10 a.m. Thursday, at Glendivo Ceme tery. Dorrancc, born Sept. 0, 1882 lit, Avoca, Minn., had resided in Hoacburg', for the past 10 years, coining hero from Glendivc. lie attended Munkato Business Col lege in Minnesota. The deceased was a member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Roseburg, life member of Glendivo Elks past district deputy for Elks member of Knights of Colum bus and past state president of Montana Title Association &urvivinc are one daughter Mrs. Robert (Margaret) Hatter- shcid of Roseburg; one son, John A. Walsh of Vacaville, Calif.; and fivo grandchildren The family advises those who 41sh may make donations to tho St. Joseph's building fund, ijonatlons may bo left at Long Shukle Memorial Chnpcl. H ft 545 S.e. St. tf Published Daily Except Sunday by II NEWS-REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. : Roseburg, Oregon TeleDhone 873-3371 Entered tii locond clou matter May 7, IHO, at the pout office at Roseburg! m-gon, under eci 01 MBrcn i, in3 J V, Brenner Publisher rhe Newt-Ravltw Is a member of the Halted Press Inter national. NEA Service. Audit Bureau of Circulation and In Ore-1 aan Newspaper Publishers Association. National Advertising Representative III Newspaper Advertising service co Ruis wilding, san Francisco. Colli. J SUBSCRIPTION RATES farrier and Roseburg P.O. Boxes ) Kmn, u, $i e mon tut, sio.Mj I year, SHOO. y Malt In Douglas County) 1 rnonth.l ii. nj a monins, u.xi months, sv.oo; i year sis.w. uuisiae or Douglas county t 1 month, 3 months, $5,35; l ' months, rio.f 1 year Jlt.OQ. Surroundings of Peaceful Beauty ; The beauty of our new facilities provide a quiet, comforting atmosphere in time.of sorrow ; Wilson's -Chapel of the Roses ; 965 West Harvard Ph. 673-4455 Mon., Dec. 16, 1963 Space Park To Boeing Saalfcld said final review of the documents by his staff, planning and development workers, and Anderson was completed at 12:45 a.m. Satur day. Today was the deadline for perfecting the title. Saalfeld said Boeing has 1 days from receipt of the docu ments for review, tad if any last-minute flaw is discovered, the state has 90 days in which to correct it. Saalfcld added: "It looks good I'm pretty confident about the whole project now. Boeing signed a 77-year, $4.6 million lease of the property with the state earlier this year. But legal clouds on the title have resulted in postponements of Boeing's exercise of the lease. Boeing is expected to develop a rocket testing facility at Boardman. Hospital News Visiting Hours 2 to 3:30 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. Mercy Hospital Admitted Mtdical: Cathy Dunning, Mrs. Richard Moore, Lonnlc Gaylor, Mrs. Roland Chambers Wayne Campbell, Kenneth Cas tccl, Mrs. David Perron Jr., Mrs. J. Ilarlcy Smith, Charles Hcaly, Mrs. William Watson, all of Roseburg; Ronald Mar riott, Glcndale; - John McCaf frey, Glide; Howard Bingham, I'nul Schliep, both of Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Charles Jones, Sutherlin. Surgery: Linda Gloyn, Bev erly Hctrick, Tracy Hansfell, Richard Parazoo, all of Rose burg; Larry Kassncr, Winston Discharged - Mrs. La Voile Donahue, Guy Boycr, Mrs. William Adams Carl Ruthrauff, , Mrs. Albert Webber and daughter Tarri Bcr nice, Mrs. Freeman Williams, Robert Zuck, Mrs. Harvey Wells, Mrs. Hal Richards and son Larry Emmitt, Mrs. Rich mond Cooper and daughter Re becca Lynn, all of Roseburg; Kurroy Leepcr, George Vaughn both of Sutherlin; Dean Ncas, Oakland; Mrs. Larry Crouch and daughter Pamela Yvonne Dillard; Mrs. William Wolch and son Kyle William, Camas Valley. . , - Couglas Community Hospital Admlttod Medical: Mrs. Kenneth Moul ton, Mike Pearl, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mrs. Lylc Bursik, Wil liam Branham, Alia Wllllums Ralph Anion, all of Roseburg; Mrs. John Wagoner, Riddle; Mrs. Arthur Goodcll, Oakland; Mrs. Fred Borklow, Sutherlin Mrs. Hersh Goodrich, Dexter; Lola Walker, Glide; Mrs. David, btubc, Myrtle Creek; Mrs. Mel vin Abramson, San Jose, Calif. Surgery: Jerry Broxson, Mrs Leonard Frizzcll, Mrs. Leon Scott; Leslie Day, Lawrence Pack, Stan Peirsol, all of Rose burg; Mrs. Ray Lawrence, Mrs. Norman Thomas, both of Glide; Mrs, Alt llornscth, Myrtle Creek. Discharged Mrs. Howard Jenkins, Mrs. Leon Olson, Terry Ruttor, Ter ry Salcido, Mrs, Sam Scott, Ron ald Policy, Stephen Hamilton, Kathleen O'Neal, Mrs. Howard Wilson, Johnny, Bobby and Cin dy Roberts, Joseph Ulako, Pat lloskin, all of Roseburg; Car olyn Walkins, Mrs. L. B. Mc- Daniel, Fred Shepard, Cathy Scroguins, all of Winston; Su sie Q. Johnson, Kathleen Chip- man, both or Utleyld Park; Pa mela Coker, Glide; Cecil Bur nett, Johnny Douthitt, both of Oakland; Mrs. Clarence Irons, Sutherlin; Billy Smith, Riddle; Virgil Beam, Winchester. Youth Dies Of Beating; Mother Held AMAR1LLO, Tex. (UPI) Airman Q.C Henry A. Binning, 28, was deeply worried about the way his wife neglected or beat the couple's five children but he dared not seek help. Hit. pregnant wife, Mrs. Eila Mae Binning, 25, threatened to kill herself and all the children if be did. . She was particularly resent ful of Marcus DeWayne, and Elizabeth Roxanne, both S. Mrs Binning thought her husband ran around with other women while she was pregnant with them. The two children were born 11 months apart. Saturday, Marcus got in an argument with the other chil dren and Mrs. Binning beat him with a hammer. She also beat Roxanne. Mrs. Binning called an ambu lance but by the time the boy got to the hospital he was dead. Attendants said he had two broken legs, a fractured arm bruises, and rope burns on his neck. He .had teeth marks all over his body. ' Roxanne, suffering from mal nutrition, was reported in fair condition with a possible skull fracture, bruises and mutilated fingers and toes. The couples' other children aged 7, 2, and 1, were placed in the Randall County Welfare Home. They apparently had not been beaten, but all were suf fering from malnutrition. Justice of the Peace Bill Wil son ordered Mrs. Binning held without bond at the county jail at Canyon, Tex., south of Ama rillo. She admitted the beatings and was charged with murder. Dct. Lt. Charlc3 Hollis said Binning told him ho had known about the beatings for a long time. He told Hollis "she threatened to kill herself and all the children if I told any one. Days Creek-Tiller Programs Slated Christmas programs for the Days Creek and Tiller schools have been set for Wednesday and Thursday in their respec tivc school gyms. Wednesday's program at Days Creek starts at 8 p.m. Taking part will bo the upper elemen tary chorus and the beginning, cadet and senior bands, all un der the direction of L. Boyd Swinsloy. Tho intermediate chorus 'will be performing un tier the direction of Mrs, Mar garet Daniels. First graders will be in a skit picscnted by Mrs. Doris Burk ctt, and second grade ' pupils will be in a skit coached by Mrs. Freda Barrows. Santa Claus will arrive to present treats at the end of the pro gram. Tiller's program starts at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and will also include the senior band, primarily high school students from both communities. Pro gram numbers will be given by grades one and two, under the direction of Mrs. Howard Ward; grades three and four directed by Mrs, Louis Buckmaster; grades five and six by Wallace Hovey; and grades seven and eight by Argle Mathews. The grade school chorus and begin ning and cadet bands will be led by Director Swingley. Santa will also be prtient to visit Til ler tots. Christmas vacation for both schools starts on Friday, witli dismissal of school at 1:30 p.m according to Mrs. Durnin Swingley, correspondent. Fire Destroys Station Wagon A 19.H Mercury station wagon belonging to Robert Harris, 4204 NE Hooker Road, was de stroyed by fire Saturday eve ning. The Roseburg Rural Fire De partment was called to Har ris' homo at 10:49 p.m. Fire men reported that the car had been backed Into the ditch in the heavy fog. When Harris at tempted to pull the car out of the ditch a backfire started the fire. The auto was a total loss. Christmas Meeting Set By Toastmasters Club Three members will receive "basic training completion cer tificates" when tho Roseburg Toastmasters Club holds its Christmas meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Umpqua Hotel. Talks will be given by Carson Hcaly, Richard Davis and a "mystery speaker." Richard Harris is program chairman. Wives will be invited as guests. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry No lontr be tnnorfd or tt tll-t-w twftvue of hxwf, wabbly ful twh FASTKKTH. hti improrvd alka line inonaMd) powdet, sprinkled on your pint hold thm nmtr m they fwl mor comfortable Avoid cmtMN rnwnrm raied by tooee pi it o fASTKKTH today at tmydrui counter. 'i ' rv -' v 1 FRANK SINATRA, JR. leoves house at Canoga Park where he was held prisoner for two days before he was turned loose by kidnapers for $240,000 ransom. The FBI captured three men and recovered most; of the ransom money early Saturday. The youth was taken to the house by FBI agents prior to heading downtown to see the suspects. (UPI Telephoto) Myrtle Creek Yule Program Is 'All Out' Talent Event Tuesday marks a first for the fine arts departments of Myrtle Creek High School. On that date, at 8 p.m. will be presented "A Modern Christ mas Carol," a Christmas musi cal featuring the talents of the! instrumental, vocal and drama departments. Much Talent Utilized Richard Troeh, writer of the play, made the following state ment: "It is our desire to pre sent a program that will fea-j ture much of the available tal ent in the school, to help bring the Christmas spirit to our com munity, and to present a pro gram that is appealing to as many as possible. In the past, Myrtle Creek High School has presented a tradi tional Christmas concert. The Tuesday program is still very rruch a musical concert, but now we have added a story that will help add variety to the program, to get across more clearly the Christmas idea, and to tell a more convincing story." Beginning the program will be Wendell Ellcfson's concert band, performing "The Nutcracker Suite," "The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers," "Jcsu Bam bino," and "A Carol Festival.' The next section of the pro-. Invitation Is Given To Free Film Showing Tho Douglas County Library Adult Film Department will show two films Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the library. Chancers England por trays Chaucer's pilgrims riding through England and telling stories. Filmed in England, the picture has a sequence of poet ry as spoken in the 14th century. You 11 Remember Oregon is about scenic Oregon, its cli mate, geography, industry and recreational areas. The film showing is free. The public is invited. Family Caroling Slated Tonight At Glendale The Glcndale PTA is plan ning family caroling in place of regular meeting for Decem ber. Parents and children arc invited to meet at the elemen tary school at 7:15 p.m. tonight and go out from there for carol ing around the community. They will return to the school The community is invited. 414 NE Cospcr Roseburg Phone 673-4436 AGENTS FOR BEKINS Local and Long Distance Moving Commercial Trucking Packing Crating Storogt DON'T MAKE A MOVE- ' 'TIL YOU SEE '. FLEGEL gram will consist of the play featuring Douglas Zug's drama students. Interwoven with it will be such traditional numbers as "Silver Bells," "The Christmas Song," " 'Twas the Night Be fore Christmas," "Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer," "Frosty, the Snowman," and "Carol of, the Bells." These musical num bers will be performed by the Triple Trio, the high school choir, and the high school Girls Glee Club. Chorus Is Finale After a brief intermission the play will continue. In the final act the high school choir will be featured, performing "Oh, Holy Night," "The Heavens are Tell ing," and "Sanctus." The eve ning will be climaxed by the combined performance of Han del's "Hallelujah Chorus" by the high school choir and band. All are invited to attend and no admission will be charged, ihij vJl General Electric 3 -37" -iPl MOBILE MAID it llVrhwJV MO-faiW 15 Place Capociy . ; 4 j 1 IXAXJnmht IF? 3-Cyele Push-button IM I IKMrA.Vlii V'?IN- . - . . .... II . I CJ-WteAW i r '"1 wnourst lextolite fl -i . f lV.vS,l I I Slf- wounrerrop . I , r I U.V V1 If Faucet-Flo... I , - I h a lA'-r, '"V VisLr:r-Tr4- H Drinking Water Anytime F I' Vl 1 Jg SMiiAs I I Automatic Rinse-Glo j J -'vJJjj" ' 4 I hi Sparkle To Your China I 1. if)I Jp J&L SP-503 List $289.95 1 A fP' S Other Mobile Maids i F . V.v V Model SP102 A !p rrrij A' low A' 1 ' w f ! 1 y Nothing Down On Approved Credit 1st Payment In '64! U J ! L U BUY NOW - WE WILL DELIVER IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS f I M t r. ct rrirv r c-rv rrrv 266 s. e. Stephen, IrV 1 ' ( P1 A DJ N DJ Ph. 672-3393 I , Sinatra Jr. Plans To Resume Engagement At Nevada Spa LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The kidnap case of Frank Sinatra Jr. appeared virtually wrapped up today and the 19-year-old prepared to resume his singing engagement at the Lake Tahoe gambling spa where be was ab ducted. The FBI remained mum con cerning the details of the cap ture of the three kidnapping suspects Friday and early Sat- Five Are Booked At County Jail The following bookings at the Douglas County jail were re ported by the sheriff's depart ment today. George Hamrick, 28, Tri-City, arrested by Winston City Po lice on a drunken driving charge. William. Leroy Hess, 29,' of Box 1002, Kent Creek Road, and Walter Dennie Jones, 19, Box 1000. Kent Creek Road, both arrested by Winston City Po lice for vagrancy with bail set at $50. Jack Perez. 48, Tillamook, is booked on arrest by the sher iff's department on a show cause order. 1 State police arrested Henry Brvant. 59. of Cincinnati, Ohio for vagrancy, and Howard Ray Gourley, 35, Sutherlin, commit ted out of Justice of Peace Ward Watson's court for reck less driving after arrest by state police. In other police actions, Win ston police reported the theft of an automobile belonging to; R. H. Nichles, stolen from that city about 3 a.m. Sunday. Roseburg City Police are in vestigating a burglary at the office of Dr. Roy Hanford at 2564 W. Harvard Ave. over the weekend. The office was broken into and a small amount of change and ;ome medicines wire taken. Rainy Period Is Due The five-day weather forecast; according to the Weather Bu reau station at the Roseburg air port calls for more than normal amounts of precipitation with temperatures averaging near normal for the period urday, but recovery of nearly all of the $240,000 ransom paid by Frank Sinatra Sr. was an nounced by the federal agency. The young singer's manager in Stateline, Nev., said Sunday night Frank Jr. was en route back to resume the engage ment. But his mother, Mrs. Nancy Sinatra, said earlier he would not reappear there until Tuesday night. Early Sunday, Frank Jr. left his mother's exclusive Bel-Air home where he returned early last Wednesday morning after being released by the kidnap ers. His lamer S' noiiywoou spokesman said the young man returned to his Hollywood apartment Sunday. The families of the two 23- year-old suspects arrested for the Sunday night kidnaping pre pared to "do everything possi ble" to help them. The arrest of Barry Worth- ington Keenan, scion of wealthy Los Angeles area fam Uy, and Joseph Clyde Amsler 23, Playa Del Rey, Calif., were announced by the FBI shortly after midnight Friday. The third, believed to have been the leader of the trio, John -William Irwin, 42, Holly wood, was arrested in Imperial Beach, Calif., Friday morning and held by the FBI in nearby Kidnap Suspects Retain Attorneys LOS ANGELES (UPI) At torneys for two suspects in the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnaping to day were conducting their own investigations and presumably attempting to arrange fast bail as the young singer prepared to return to Lake Tahoe where he was abducted. Santa Monica attorney George A. Forde was retained by Jo soph Clyde Amsler, 23, of Playa Del Rey, Calif. Attorney Rex Ellis was rep resenting 23-year-old Barry Worthineton Keenan, son of wealthy stockbroker John F. Keenan. While work was just begin ning for defense attorneys' fed eral agents virtually had the in vestigation wrapped up for the U.S. attorney's office. , San Diego, Calif. He was ex pected to be returned to Los Angeles today. All three were arraigned be fore dawn Saturday. Assistant U.S. Atty. Tom Sheridan said a federal grand jury charge was expected within three weeks. He said the multiple charges were expected to in clude kidnaping, conspiracy to commit kidnaping, possession of ransom money, interstate transportation in aid of racket eering and possible extortion. All three were held in lieu of $50,000 bail each although Kee nan's family indicated they would post bond. Attorneys have been retained for both young men and were to have visited them Sunday. Youth Misses Date With Judge David Romaine Wood, 21, of 2031 NE Klamath Ave., Rose burg, free in bail from a Circuit Court trial conviction on a forg ery ' chorge last week, was scheduled for sentencing at 9:30 m. today before Judge Charles S. Woodrich. He failed to appear. He couldn't. He was in the Rose burg city jail. City police took Wood into cus tody at 3 a.m. today and book ed him for vagrancy when he was caught hiding in a base ment of the Logger's Cafe on SE Jackson St. A city officer on patrol ob served a subject walking along Jackson St. at the unusual hour so stopped to investigate, just as the person disappeared be hind a building. He summoned help and the area was searched. The patrol man said he heard what sound ed like the breaking of glass at the rear of the building, and on investigating, Wood was lo cated. GLIDE PARTY FRIDAY The Glide Community Club will hold it's annual Chrktmas party this Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse for all chil dren of the area and their par ents. A special Christmas pro gram is scheduled and Santa Claus will be there with treats for all the kiddies. , t
