19 MAIL TRIBUNE. Mclfor4, Ore. Tnity, November 21, 1958
Youth Said To Never Question
Teacher in Russian Schools
CONFIRMING REPORT by Russian scientists of cloud
resembling volcanic explosion on moon, E. L. McClintock,
Eugene, Ore, amateur scientist, points to area on moon
where he and wife observed cloud several hundred miles
long on same date, November 3, Russians saw disturbance.
Hollywood Pays
Last Respects To
Actor Tyrone Power
Hollywood-WPD-Hollywood
paid its final respects to Ty
rone Power today but his
mother, his two daughters
and his first two wives were
absent from the funeral serv
ices. Many of filmland's top per
sonalities attended the mili
tary services for the 44-year-old
film idol who -died last
Saturday following a heart
attack during the filming of a
movie in Spain.
Actor Cesar Romero, a
close friend of Power's and
a co-star in several of his
films, delivered the eulogy at
the noon services in the
Chapel of the Psalms in Hol
lywood Memorial Park Ceme
tery. Asked To Star Away
Mrs. Debbie Power , 26,
who married the film idol last
May 8, sent a telegram to
playgirl Linda Christian,
Power's second . wife and
mother of his two daughters,
asking her to stay away from
the services. .
Miss Christian, 35,, arrived
from Paris and the two
daughters, Romina, 8. and
Taryn, 5, came here to attend
RURAL CHURCHES
BFREAN BAPTIST CHURCH
White City
Crter Lake hwy. tc Antelope rd.
Bay Nelson, pastor
Sunday:
9:45 a m. Sunday school
11 am. Morning -worship
6.30 pm. Baptist youth
T.30 pm, Evening service
Wednesday:
730 p.nv Bible study and prayer
service
CHURCH Or THE GOOD
SHEPHERD (EPISCOPAL)
Prospect
W. B. MacHenry, vicar
Sunday:
10 a.m. Church school
11:15 am. Morning prayer and
sermon: baptisms.
Monday :
3 p.m. Daughters of King meet
ing: holy communion service.
Tuesday:
8 p.m. Confirmation group
Thursday: ' .
10 ajn. Holy communion.
6:30 p.m. Acolytes rehearsal and
instructions.
GRIFFIN CREEK COMMUNITY
BIBLE CHURCH
Call SPring 3-2646 lor meeting
location
Sunday:
8:45 am. Program. KWTN
in. a.m. Sundav school
11 a.m. Worship service. Grif
fin Creek grange.
7 p.m Young people's service
8 p.m. Bible study
Wednesday: -
730 pjn. Bible study and prayer
ROGUE VALLEY SPDZTTUALIST
CHURCH
Route 1. Box 181, Gold .Hill
M. M. Kruse. DJ).
Sunday:
8 Dm. Service '
RUCH COMMUNITY CHURCH
Xarl Best, pastor
"Sunday:
10 am. Sunday school
11 a.m. Worshio service
6:45 pjn. Young people's meet
ing
7 JO p.m. Evening Bible hour
Wednesday:
730 p.m. Prayer meeting '-
SAMS VALLEY COMMUNITY
CHURCH
(Interdenominational)
School house
John Roelfs, minister
Sunday:
10 a.m. Sunday school
11 a.m. Worship service
SAMS VALLEY GOSPEL CHURCH
( Nondenommational
Gordon Peterson, pastor
Sunday:
10 a jn. Sundav school
11 a.m. Morning worship,
munion
730 pm. Regular service
Wednesday:
730 pjn. Bible study and prayer
com-
the final rites from Mexico
City where they live ' with
their maternal grandmother.
She said she would take
her daughters to a private
mass at a Beverly mils
church in order to avoid a
scene with the present Mrs
Power.
Mrs. Pattia Power, 70. the
actor's mother, has not been
told of her son's death. It was
feared the shock would be too
great for the ailing woman
who suffered a stroke several
years ago.
Homa Near Cemetery
She remained in her Holly
wood home not- too far from
the cemetery completely un
aware of the solemn services
being performed for her son
.Power, who enlisted in the
Marine Corns as a private
during World war 11 and was
rliwharpeH a lieutenant. Was
baptized a Roman Catholic
but his marriage to his Mis-
sissiDm-born third wife pre
vented him from being buried
in that faith.
His first marrlase had been
a civil eeremonv and in the
eyes of the church he was
still married to Miss Christian
at the time of his death
French actress Ann CarDen-
tier, known professionally as
Annabella. was Power's first
wife. She said at her Pans
home she would not attend
the funeral
Rainless Weekend
Due in Oregon
By United Press International
A warm, rainless week end
was predicted for Oregon to
day.
The weather bureau said re
mains of the last storm front
dissipated over northern Ore
gon this morning and that
high pressure building over
the Tegion should keep Paci
fic storms to the northward
during the week end.
More rain was predicted for
the first of next week.
The forecast at Corvallis,
where Oregon and Oregon
State clash in their 62nd foot
ball game Saturday, was for
artly sunny skies with highs
of 55 to 60.
The Santiam river at Jeffer
son dropped back to an even
13-foot flood stage today
from its 17.2 reading of Thurs
day. The Willamette river
was expected to rise slowly
from Salem to the mouth to
day and early Saturday. The
Willamette was 14.8 feet at
Albany, 5.2 feet under the
flood level.
Editor's note: This Is the second
of three dispatches presenUng the
views of an American educator on
the U.S. and Russian educational
systems based on his firsthand
study of schools in the U.S. S R.
By WILLIAM R. TEASUE
UPI Correspondent
Kent, O- -flP&- One part of
Russia's school system , that
Americans can do without, in
the opinion of Prof. Gerald
Read of Kent State Universi
ty, is the authoritarian role of
the Soviet teacher.
In his visits to Russian
schools this year. Read said,
he learned that: "The Soviets
have rigorous exams and ex
tremely formal schools. The
teacher is law, and when she
speaks you answer what she
has said. Youth never ques
tions a teacher in Russia." .
To illustrate the rigid Rus
sian discipline, the Ohio edu
cator told of meeting a youth
Hearing Resumes
On Violation of
Convicts' Rights
Salem-flJPD-Hearings involv
ing alleged violations of con
stitutional rights of seven
state penitentiary inmates
continued today.
The hearings began Thurs
day with Federal Judge Gus
J. Solomon, Portland, presid
ing.
The inmates contend their
rights are being violated
when they are confined in iso
lation without the . opportu
nity of starting court proceed
ings, seeing a lawyer or hav
ing access to legal papers.
Rules Necessary
Attorney General Robert Y.
Thornton said that such rules
are necessary to insure order
ly operation of the peniten
tiary..
The inmates contend that
prisoners going from the seg
regation and isolation build
ing to court hearings are for
bidden to have pen or pencil.
The Oregon chapter of the
American Civil Liberties Un
ion filed a brief in the case
at the request of Judge Solo
mon as "amicus curiae" -
friend of the court.
The union set down what it
thought were general princi
ples that would insure an in
mates constitutional rights,
but the brief was skeptical
that any rights had been vio
lated in this particular case
To Keep Discipline
Bringing the charges were
James Q. Anderson, Earl
Sherwood, Harry Hendron,
Richard E. Williams, George
Barbur, Andrew Taylor and
Paul R. Bailequx.
Members of the State Board
of Control, two convicts and
prison' officials were expected
to appear at today's session.
The state maintains that
confining prisoners to the iso
lation wing without the privi
lege of visitors is for infrac
tions of prison rules' and a
necessary part of keeping
prison discipline.
Tom Sawyer-Type
Doesn't Gel Job
Sturbridge, Mass. -(UPD- A
14-year-old Connecticut boy,
visiting Old Sturbridge Vil
lage, the re-created New Eng
land country town, took one
look at the rustic mill pond
and got an idea.
A few days later the Vil
lage director received a let
ter from Timothey Keith that
read: "I have an idea that a
boy of the Tom Sawyer type
could paddle around your
mill pond on a raft made of
logs and attract visitors to
the Village." ;
Timothy -volunteered to be
the boy at $35 a week plus
room and board. His offer
was rejected because the Vil
lage represents a period much
earlier than that in which
Tom Sawyer lived. -
who wore a red sweater with
a big white "M" on it. After
learning the boy was an Am
erican student at Miami (Ohio)
University, the professor said
he deliberately drew him into
a heated two-hour argument
in the lobby of Hotel Moscow.
'Even ,the Russian pro
fessors were amazed,'' Read
said. "They just could not
understand that an American
student would dare to argue
with a professor."
Would Be Immoral
Read explained that this is
typical of Communist moral
education, which teaches that
students must give themselves
completely to the state.
'If you have ability to
study and do not, in Russia
you are immoral. The result is
that students memorize and
regurgitate facts.
"The motivation is 'study
or be shunted out to a labor
force.' It's a motivation we do
not ha,ve in America."
Read added that Soviet
youths believe in the system
and respect knowledge. They
have great faith in the state's
promises and strongly feel
education will lead them to
world supremacy.
No Salesmen
"Typical of their respect
for knowledge is the fact
there are no salesmen in Rus
sia who brag in front of
youngsters that they cannot
spell, yet drive a Cadillac. It
is different from the Ameri
can attitude.
"In my classes at Kent
State, I often hear 'Why do
we take this junk? History is
junk,' There are no such com
plaints in Russia."
Truck Firm Official
Dies in Portland
Portland (UPD W i 1 1 i a m
Jossy, 71, president of eBnd
Portland Truck Service, died
Thursday night, apparently
from a heart attack.
- Jossy was attending a
truckers' dinner at a local
restaurant when he collapsed.
He was dead on arrival at St.
Vincents hospital.
Dr. Orval Eaton, O.D.
announces the opening of his
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The extremely formal So
viet system offers three ways
to discipline problem children.'
First, the teacher discusses
the hooligan in class. If he
does not improve, he is dis
cussed in a Communist youth
group. If this fails, he is dis
cussed by the .parents' com
mittee.
"If all else fails, there is
Siberia for the child and his
parents," Read said. "There
are few disciplinary prob
Most Want To Succeed
The professor reported that
most students want to suc
ceed. Perhaps strongest in
their minds is the great free
dom of choice they will have
after passing the 10 - year
exam. All students beyond
grade 10 are paid- to study.
The better their grades, the
more pay they get.
"They remind me of Ameri
can high school athletes,"
Read said. "They go from in
stitute to institute asking,
'How much will you give me
if I come here? How tough
are your entrance exams?'
Then they choose the best
offer."
Read added that he does
not believe the tests are work
ing out. "Those who flunk can
hire a tutor, cram, and take
the test again. About 90 per
cent of the crammers pass on
second try.
"The desire for higher edu
cation is breeding in Russia
a class which does not want
to work with its hands," Read
said. "This in turn leaves
workers dissatisfied with
their jobs."
Monday: The 10-year schools
Denmark Clergyman's
Referral To Santa as
'Pagan Goblin' Protested
Ing much attention to Neder
gaard's call for a boycott of
the seals. Business was report
ed brisk.
r Chisholm, a physician who
was then director of the
World Health organization,
touched off an uproar here
by remarking that Santa
Claus doesn't really exist.
Danes of all ages sprang to
the aid of the "jolly old elf,"
declaring that of course he
exists.
Copenhagen, Denmark-(DPD
A Copenhagen clergyman who
called Santa Claus a "pagan
goblin" has stirred a storm of
protest throughout Santa-lov
ing Denmark.
The furore caused by the
Rev. Paul Nedergaard's re
mark has not been equalled
here since the day 10 years
ago when Canada's Dr. Brock
Chisholm broke the news to
Denmark that there is no
Santa Claus. , ' '
Wrath Aroused
Nedergaard's wrath was
aroused by the appearance of
Animal Trainer
Killed by Tigers
Ulm, . Germany (UPD Wild
animal trainer Horst, Freyer,
25, made the mistake Thurs
day of turning his back on
five female tigers.. They tore
him to pieces.
Freyer was putting the fero
cious cats through their paces
at the Althoff Circus' winter
quarters here. He attempted
to force the tigresses to form
a pyramid.
When he turned his back on
them, 18-month-old Brahma
leaped at him. She forced him
to the ground and dug her
fangs into his neck. The four
other animals immediately
sprang on top of him, mauling
his body until it no longer was
recognizable.
Circus officials said Freyer
was killed almost immediate
ly. They said he had time for
only one scream.
a picture of St. Nick on
Christmas seals which are be
ing sold by a Danish chil
dren's welfare organization.
. "These seals bear a symbol
of a pagan goblin," he said.
"You should refuse to buy
them. Find some other way
to aid the welfare organiza
tion." The outburst of protest that
resulted inspired a strongly
critical editorial in the Copen
hagen newspaper.
"Maybe Santa Claus is a
pagan goblin, but the Christ
mas tree and mistletoe are not
mentioned in the Bible, and
yet they have been depicted
on the stamps," the editorial
said. 1
"Who says their motif has
to be religious The purpose is
to collect money for chil
dren's welfare. We don't be
lieve a goblin will hurt' the
sale of Christmas seals-but a
clergyman can harm the good
cause." : . -
No one appeared to be pay-
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