Pearson Denies
Bill Irregularity;
Reporter Barred
Salem-(UPD-Senate President
Walter Pearson (D-Portland)
today denied he held a secret
meeting in his office and that
ne naa aone sometning un
usual in referring a higher
education bill to the Senate
State and Federal Affairs
Committee.
mere have been accusa
tions made in the press that
I held a secret meeting in my
ffice. The Senate provides
the president with a private
office to which he can invite
any one he chooses or 'bar
any one that he does not wish
to see," Pearson said.
Reporter Barges In
"It so happened that on the
day referred to I had a few
members of the Senate in my
office and one representative
of the press. During the dis
cussion an Oregonian reporter
barged into the office with
out knocking on the door and
I told him it was a private
gathering," he said.
"I learned afterwards that
my secretary had requested
him not to go into my office
and he ignored her. So far as
that reporter is concerned, he
is barred from my office for
the remainder of the session,"
Pearson declared.
Bills Often Referred
Answering the charge that
his handling of the higher
education budget containing
an 11 per cent salary increase
was irregular, Pearson said
that many times bills had
been referred to committees
which had not' considered
them previously.
The Senate State and Fed
eral Affairs Committee Mon
day reported out favorably
the bill calling for a $55 mil
lion higher education budget,
including about $40 million
from the general fund.
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COMPOSER DIES
New York -flJPD- Composer
and lyricist Edward Laska,
75, died Monday.
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Dr. Graham Author
Of Magazine Article
. Ashland - Social Education,
journal of the national coun
cil for the social studies, has
notified Dr. Alva Graham
Southern Oregon college pro
fessor of education that an
article of his will be published
in the September issue.
In the article, "Southern
Oregon College Plans Model
Social Studies Classroom,"
Dr. Graham outlines the fea
tures which were suggested by
teachers in the southern Ore
gon area.
The classroom described
would help significantly to
create a desirable environ
ment for learning in the social
studies and implement the
concept of a laboratory for
citizenship training activities,
Dr. Graham said.
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A Snider Cow
Medford Man Injured
At Lumber Company
Don Osborne, 28, of 344
Mary st., Medford, was re
ported in fair condition today
at the Rogue Valley hospital
following an industrial acci
dent yesterday afternoon.
A load of lumber fell on
him while he was working at
W. H. Dougherty Lumber
company, Camp .White, ac
cording to reports. He was
taken to the hospital with a
back injury by the Medford
Ambulance Service.
Field Trip by SOC
Uncovers Bones
Ashland - Results of an an
thropological field trip by
Southern Oregon college per
sonnel to a Grants Pass site
where human bones were re
cently discovered have been
announced- by Dr. W. M. Mc
Kinney, social science instructor.
Unearthed by a bulldozer
during excavation for a new
addition on the Donald R.
Johnson residence at 493
Coutant rd., the bones con
sisted of a part of a jawbone,
half a skull, and a number of
lesser fragments.
Using a quarter-inch screen
loaned by Robert Wright, 1541
Leonard rd.. Grants Pass, who
also assisted in further exca
vation at the site, Dr. McKin-
ney and his companions, Eu
gene B. Antley, social science
instructor, and Andy Ortis,
SOC student, succeeded in un
earthing more than 30 more
bone fragments, none of any
large , size.
Though nothing found at
the site pointed conclusively
to the origin and history of
the discovery, Dr. McKinney
pointed out that the way the
teeth in the jaw fragment
were worn down, exposing
the pulp inside, indicated con
siderable age.
Trapped Dog Fed Pill To
Keep Him Quiet During
Operations by Rescuers
Owasso, Okla. -OIPD-Rescue
workers fed Little Richard a
tranquilizer pill in a pound of
hamburger to keep him quiet
and alive while they chip
through solid rock deep in a
small cave that has held the
'coon hunting hound prisoner
for six days.
A three - foot, 63 - pound
midget tried and failed to res-
Registration Set
For Kindergarten
Ashland - Children eligible
for kindergarten classes be
ginning in the fall of 1959
may be registered at the
Southern Oregon college Kin
dergarten Friday,' May 1, in
the kindergarten classroom
which will be open from 9:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from
1:30 to 3 p.m.
After May 1, registration
applications will be accepted
at the business office in
Churchill hall. Only children
who will be five years of age
before Nov. 15, are eligible
to register for the school year
1959-60.
Each of the two classes is
limited to 18 members. Regis
trations above the class limits
are filed in order of the date
received and placed on the
waiting list to be notified as
vacancies occur.
Material providing more de
tailed information may be ob
tained at the kindergarten or
business office.
Grange News...
Bellview Grange
The regular meeting of the
Bellview Grange was held
Tuesday at 8 p.m., with a
brief business session being
conducted by Master Lloyd
Hoadley.
Plans were made to visit
the Upper Applegate Grange
on May 8. Visitation to the
Bellview Grange will be May
19, when all Granges will be
entertained. A special prac
tice session for all officers
will be held May 4 at 7:30
p.m.
An invitation to the wed
ding and reception of Miss
Dorothy Bunger and Charles
Setchel was extended by Mrs.
Celta Alvis. Frank Malin was
presented with a Past Master's
pin by Lloyd Hoadley.
Visitor for the evening was
Henry E. Magnuss, a member
of the Waterville Grange in
Lane county, Oregon. Final
plans were made for the an
nual Grange Sunday on May
3, at which time members will
attend the Christian church
in a group.
Grange closed in the usual
manner, with the program fol
lowing. A film "Family Af
fair," was shown by Frank
Rush of California Oregon
Power company.
Miss Beverly Lyons, whose
culinary arts are well known
in tne valley, conducted a
demonstration using a rotary
electric grill and served ka-
bobs and Canadian bacon.
Refreshments were served
by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Jennings and Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Johnson.
Plane Bomb Threat
4
Results in Arrest
Portland - UPD - Norman
Lewis White, 36, was in cus
tody today on charges he
made a telephoned bomb
threat which forced a United
Air Lines plane bound for San
Francisco to return to Port
land. The plane, carrying 63
passengers, left here at 11:40
p.m. Monday. Shortly after
midnight, the plane was or
dered to return. A search of
the aircraft revealed no ex
plosives and the passengers
took off shortly thereafter on
another plane.
A Jew hours later. White
was arrested and charged with
violating sections of the U. S.
code for conveying false in
formation concerning placing
a destructive substance on a
commercial aircraft. The FBI
office here declined to give
details concerning the arrest.
Eugene Voters
Approve Project
Eugene (UPD Voters here
Tuesday gave approval to the
Eugene Water v& Electric
Board plans for the Carmen
Smith hydroelectric project
on the upper McKenzie river.
The vote was 2893 to 994.
The project, estimated to
cost up to $24 million, re
places the Beaver Marsh pro
ject which had been proposed
earlier but was defeated by
voters in 1956. The Carmen
stream on the McKenzie in
the Bearver Marsh.
cue the dog Tuesday. Six dy
namite blasts also did no
good.
Soup Fed Through Tub
A cafe owner "brought some
soup that was fed to the dog
through tubes. Little Richard
let it. trickle down his throat.
He gulped the hamburger in
nothing flat.
. It was the first food Little
Richard had since his entrap
ment last Thursday. Rescuers
thought that letting him lose
weight might help free him.
But the white spotted hound
dog has lost an estimated 10
pounds and workers feared
he might die from hunger. He
was a chubby 60 pounds when
he got stuck. He laps water
from the sides of the crack
dampened by a fire hose
snaked into the cave.
Dog Recoils
Tuesday night, Don Dillara,
a slender 16-year-old who
weighs 87 pounds slithered
into the cave and tried to
grab the dog. But nervous
Little Richard recoiled, ad-
dins another six inches be
tween him and freedom.
Rescuers said they might
get to him today if they can
chiD through another 24
inches or so of rock'.
Albert Leeds, Tulsa,
midget, tried to squeeze into
the crack but couldn't make
it.
British Airplane
Wreck Said Spotted
Nicosia, Cyprus - (UPD - An
RAF plane today spotted what
was believed to be the wreck
age of a British plane missing
on a flight to Iran with secret
rocket equipment.
It said the wreckage was
on a 14,000-foot mountain
north of Lake Van in eastern
Turkey.
The course of the missing
plane had taken it close to the
Soviet-Turkish border and it
had ben feared it had been
downed by Soviet jet fighters
inside Russia.
The plane, with 12 persons
aboard, disappared Thursday
while en route to the Woom
era rocket range in Australia,
RAF officials said the
wreckage was about 100 miles
southeast of the Russian fron
tier.
Man Too Late in
Trip To Garage
Republic, Pa.- (OPD -Motorist
Angelo Tessone, 67, took his
car to a garage Tuesday just
a bit too late.
Tessone's brakes failed as
he pulled up to the garage.
His automobile rammed into
a parked truck owned by Eu
gene Connors, operator of the
repair shop, and knocked the
truck against the garage wall.
Police cited him for reck
less driving.
The reason Tessone went to
the garage? To have his
brakes fixed.
STATISTICIAN DIES
Tallahassee, Fla. -(UPD- Prof.
William F. Ogburn, 72, a
noted social statistician and
social philosopher, died Monday.
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Los Angeles-r(UPD-Actor John
Ireland filed a list of his lia
bilities Tuesday with his
bankruptcy petition-his debts
totaled 296,142 against assets
I of $112,900.
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PLANNING MUSEUM
New York -(UPD -Architect
Edward D. .Stone said Tues
day construction will begin
late this summer on a $1,
100,000, 10-story art museum
in mid-Manhattan. The mu
seum, expected to be opened
by October, 1960, was com
missioned by millionaire Hun
tington Hartford and has been
tentatively named "The Gal
lery of Modern Art."
ACTRESS RESTING
Hollywood-(UPD-Actress Jean
Simmons, 30, was reported
resting comfortably today fol
lowing an operation Tuesday
for a "feminine" ailment at
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
Mrs. Brainerd Wins
Promotion Contest
Mrs. P. F. Brainerd, 226
Valley View dr., Medford, has
won a hi-fi stereophonic con
sole phonograph by winning
a promotion contest sponsored
by Craig corporation, Ford
and Sylvania corporation.
The console phonograph
was the top prize in the 11
western states, and was award
ed Mrs. Brainerd for the tie
in with the Ford dealer, win
dow displays, local advertising
and her initiative in contact
ing other camera shops in the
area.
Brigilfe Bardot
Ends Romance
Paris-(UPD-Attenfton men!
A communique issued from
her Paris headquarters Tues
day reported Miss Brigitte
Bardot has ended her romance
with young guitarist Sacha
Distel.
The terse statement by Miss
Bardot's secretary said:
"Mademoiselle Bardot has
asked me to inform the press
that she has broken off all
relations with Sacha Distel."
Scores of callers tramped
to Miss Bardot's fashionable
MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
Wednesday, April 29, 1959
apartment to get more details,
but she was unavailable for
comment
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