Buxton School To
Reopen Following
Beating Charge
Hillsboro (U.R) The strife-
torn Scofield grammar school at
Buxton, , closed because of a
flareup which resulted in the
jailing of a school board mem
ber, is scheduled to be reopened
tomorrow with a substitute
teacher.
The Washington county grand
jury late yesterday indicted
Louis Forrest, 24-year-old board
member, on an assault and bat
tery charge. The charge stemmed
from the claim of Mrs. Essie
Robertson, 54-yeaf-old teacher at
the school, that she was beaten
on Feb. 14. She appeared before'
the grand jury yesterday.
Beard Members Resign
The school, which now has
14 students through the sixth
grade, was closed temporarily.
Austin Scrafford, county school
superintendent, said it would
open with a' substitute teacher
tomorrow morning until Mrs.
Robertson returns.
All members of the five-member
school board has resigned
except Forrest. They included
Mrs. Yula Fellas, a cousin of
Forrest, who has had differences
with the teacher.
Scrafford said he would de
liver handbills announcing a
special school election within
10 days.
Forrest has denied- striking
Mrs. Robertson. He said there
had been a scuffle in the school
over movement of some furni
ture and that she fell. Mrs. Rob
ertson suffered head injuries.
Officials said there had been
differences of opinion among
Buxton residents for some time
on many school matters.
HAS US REELING Film
Actress Maria English defi
nitely has the where-with-all
to reel us in as she displays
an assorted amount of dif
ferent sized reels to be shown
at the National Sports and
Boat Show in the Civic Audi
torium in San Francisco
March 2-11. Maria is currently
screening in "Three Bad
Sisters."
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
Harry Beer, no motor vehicle li
cense, S10; failure to stop at stop sign,
S10.
Robert L. Taylor, violation of basic
rule. S13.50.
Ruth E. Dunn, failure to stop at stop
sign, $10.
Hobart W. Varney, truck speeding,
10.
James C. Wilson, excessive overhang
on load, $10.
CIRCUIT COURT
Leora H. Luman vs. Bert Preston
Luman, divorce complaint.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
John Dwight Crotty, Holland hotel,
and Elsie Lucile Bourne, Ashland.
- Delbert Vincent Ellis and Nancy
Jeanette Bourn, both of Klamath Falls.
European Death Toll
Climbing Steadily
London (U.R) The death
toll in icebound Europe climbed
steadily today with more cold
and snow forecast for much of
the continent while sudden
thaws in some areas raised the
new specter of floods and ava
lanches. ......
At least 771 persons have died
in 17 countries since the Siberian-born
icy front first moved
down on Feb. 1. Property and
crop damage also have been
heavy.
France and Italy have . been
the hardest hit. France counted
183 dead and crop damages es
timated at nearly $1,000,000,000.
Italy reported 146 dead and es
timated damages at nearly $80,
000,000. Unexpected warm weather
loosed avalanches in the moun
tainous regions of Yugoslavia
where 60 persons already have
died in snowslides.
Four Feared Drowned In Klamath River
Yreka, Calif. (U.R) Four
persons, including two children,
were feared drowned in the Kla
math river about 40 miles north
west of here, the Siskiyou coun
ty sheriff's office said.
Sneriff A. B. Cottar said an
unidentified man reported, see
ing a jeep skid on an icy road
between here and Happy . Camp
early yesterday and plunge into
the swollen river.
Cottar said investigation es
tablished the jeep was carrying
Paul D. Linderman, 45, his wife,
Jennie, 41, their 10-year-old
daughter, Paula Lee and an 18-month-old
grandson, Robert Al
len Erwin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Tuesday, February 21, 1958
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE ELEVEN"
Dell Erwin, all of Happy Camp
Sheriff's deputies found the
purse of Mrs. Linderman on the
bank and sections of a canvas
jeep top floating downstream.
Dragging operations failed to re
cover che bodies or the jeep be
fore nightfall.
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday: 10 am. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 oreviousday.
EVERYTHING REAL GEORGE
Dallas, Tex. (U.R) Every
thing will be real George at
the Dallas Rotary Club lunch
Wednesday. George J. Fix Jr.
will be the speaker and George
P. Cullum Sr. wil preside over
the George Washington birthday
luncheon. Some' 25 members
named George will sit at the
head table.
New Zealand's islands stretch
from the tropics to the Antarctica..
Huge Flying Saucer
Reported Oyer Paris
Paris U.R) The French gov
ernment sought today to solve
the mystery of the "phantom of
Orly"- a gigantic flying-saucerlike
object which whirled across
the airport's radar screen at su
personic speea last Friday.
It was the third time in less
than a year that the '"phantom"
has been charted on radarscopes
at the busy international airfield
outside of Paris. The object was
described as about .twice the
size of the largest known plane,
moved at times at an estimated
2,000 miles an hour, and hovered
around the airport for about four
hours.
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