Friends of Library
Hear Resignation of
Mrs.' Deaver as Head
Tfte rrimds ef im Library i
4 sbvan rrflmlv . -t. it first
fall meeting Monday evening, i
Teteii to give $50 to the library i
Jer t purchase ol books.
H als heard a letter of resig-
aiorfirrrMrs. Nathan (Jean)
Pwver, e has been president
f the group, in which she crtti
cijed some library activities.
The letter as accepted "with
regret." Harry Chipman, vice
oresident. conducted the meet
ing, and named a three-member
nominating committee which
will recmrt aUthe annual meet
" .
ing next month.
Th money gift followed the
reading ot a lett&V from the
trustees of the library request
ing such gifts. The letter also is
going to other community
groups. In part, it says:
Prime Service Noled
"The prime service of a Pub
' lie Library to its community
is through its book supply
bocks for children, youth end
adults.
"Your library is in great need
of books, by every index of
judgment it lacks books. Com
pare it to other Oregon li
braries, check its books per
capita, or search its shelves in
your favorite area, and you will
see its weaknesses."
The library's book budget for
the current year is about $20,
000, of which about half has
been spent since the fiscal year
started July 1.
Critical of Policies
Mrs. Deaver's letter of resig
nation was critical of the li
brary's policies and stated, "for
that reason, (I) feel I can func
tion no longer within the mem
bership of the Friends."
It added:
"The particular areas which
I question are the poorly timed
salary increase for the person
nel, the contract with the Jose
phine county library and the
discontinuance of staff calls, on
a regular basis, to the county
library branches.
While the salary increase :
for personnel undoubtedly was
desirable, the reaction to its
implementation by , both the
Jackson county court and Jack
son county budget committee
was not conducive to their ac
ceptance of the library county
budget increase. The major
portion of the library finances
are dependent on the Jackson
county court and the Jackson
county budget committee's good
will, and it was most unfortun
ate that this wasn't considered
to a greater degree, in granting
the salary increase.
"Repeatedly it has been stated
that shortage of personnel for
cataloging is one of the great
est problems of the library . . .
With the Library of Medford
and Jackson County considered
inadequately financed . . ., until
such time as the financing and
the personnel are adequate, the
Josephine county contract seems
unrealistic.
"I know that the librarians
from the various branches have
regular meetings with the staff
at the Medford library, but sev
eral of the branches are falling
below previous percentages of
use, in monthly library reports,
so it seems obvious more sup-
"BY-BYE BIRDIE"
and "THE MAN
FROM THE DINERS' ClUB"
WE ARE OPEN
GATES OfIN 6:45 pm "JASON" ON AT 7:30 I 11:45 pn
A COLOSSUS
k OF ADVENTURE! "i- - 3
OF ADVENTURE!
FOR THE FIRST TIME ON
THAT WAS GREECE., ".THE
Aft wASON
AS WEDtA
2ND GREAT FEATURE
A MAN PAST 'FAITH ...
5W
I'l-'IOCO NANCY frtrsf L'l'E':CE , -
JDllCTDMMPi DWUniinMAICIiTU i3
au WW Hi n H i ' Mil, M in hi li 1 il
"1 taif DEBORAH KERR-YUL BRYNNER
1 mi Jfckff."
r riri lyiin L n
i AnAIUu UI
ervision and encouragement is
nj-uVH from thp rpntral lihrarv
"I have the greatest good
will for the library and the per-
sonnet but teel it would be
hypocritical on my part to con-
tinue as a member of the
menus oi me wuraiy.
The group also saw a film. '
'The Fifth Freedom," about
servims nrmrkUri rr.pni. of .
Lexington; Mass.. a city about !
the nf MnHfnrH
Named to the nominating co.8-
mittee were Jerry D. Martin,
t t i i r . i
Mrs. Leland Mentzer, and Mrs.
. .,. i
. i i
w c vrar nani
" ' WMvJII
ervision and encouragement is
Backs Suspension;8"
Of Sororities
porti.a vn rnpn
land State College Presi d e n t 1
RranfnrH Millar TiinsHav Hp. J
fended his suspension of six
sororities last week by relating j
new findings of the 'organize-:
tions against a pair of Negro :
ch.rVnK . i
Millar said it had been pointed j sle heuh.,d. i," 4 a I The code also provides for
out that 115 girls sought to join 1 'he J?F,,bu'ldl"g'k "L p . the establishment of a Student
sororities and only 72 could be ' Sixth St.. Medford, by Olive Kc-CoHrt and ,fSser s(udent ,ribu.
admitted. nl bckah lodge. Canned fruit. Pc-;nals which mav impose sanc.
"Some 43 others had to be dis-; k es and jc lies also will be sold. ; Uons on cascs rpfcl,r,d t0 th.m
criminated against that is, re- j urs wl" ac 9 a-m- 10 P m- Secretary of ihe Faculty-Stu-jected
and disappointed. ' ; dent Conduct committee is des-
"lhe fact is that only four of!
... , , . , , ...
the 43 had been rejected by all'
six sororities at the time thei
college intervened. Two of these
were the Negro girls in ques
tion," Millar said.
Number of Reasons I
Millar reported that the col-1
lege was also concerned with '
discrimination against oth e r s
for a number of reasons. .
"There have been qucsli o n s
about discrimination involving
Jews, Catholics, Orientals and :
lno:,e wnn Dacsgrouncis oi sev-1
eral European countries, as well
as Negroes." he said. j from the state department of
He said the sororities in ques- forestry's guard station at Lin
tion had not been suspended be-1 coin.
cause they were positively guil- o
ity of discrimination, but be-1 ArtlL
cause they failed to remove all YY 6 3 1 Si 8 1
question mat their memberships
are selected without regard (or
race, color or creed. ,
The suspended sororities are
Alpha Cho Omega, Alpha Omi
cron Pi, Alpha Phi, Delta Delta
Delta, Delta Zcta and Pi Beta
Phi.
Motorcycles Collide
At City Intersection
Two motorcycles collided
Tuesday at fi:25 p.m. at the in-'
tersection of Jackson st. and
Riverside ave., according to
Medford police.
The motorcycles were operat
ed by Donald Marvin Blunt, 25,
of 1010 West Fourth St., and
Philip Lee Bales. 16, of 12S0
Sunset ave., Medford. Accord-
ing to police, no injuries were
reported or citations issued. .
In the only other vehicle acci- i
dent reported Tuesday in Med
ford, Lurell Koeneke Zicgler,
Portland, was cited by police
for improper left turn. His vehi
cle was involved in a collision
at 121 West Fourth st. with a
parked car owned bv Lowell
Marlin Tarbell, 304 North St.,
Jacksonville.
flHi uuiiui im
EVERY NITE!
Ill
THE SCREEN... THE GLORY
LEGEND THAT WAS JAS8N!
A COtUwR'A ntui!
ON AT 9:30 pm
A WOMAN PAS I INNOCENCt!
TUC IflllDLTV
inn u i ilk uuuiuii. i
nr . 11 uinr I
R0E5tRT MCRLEY IG.VlSSKlll -JASON B08MCS.J3.
Locals
Clinic Opened 1" t)rm
x-ray civic at Swc'r;) Hrt kw
pilaf. sponsor by she Jckw
County Tubn-ciiloiiAflii Health
association, will be open from 7
association, win De open irom !
'to 9 o'clock tonicht. and from 2
to E p.m. Thursday, Oct. 3.
. " "
ur.is rue .mccuori tire-
men were called to put out i)
tgrass jre about 5:45 p. M. yes-
leraay m.uie oain yaru ai uie
P. D. Scfimitz residence, 109
Ashland St. Thov said the fire
-,..nrr m. i ,hn.n en hi-
40 feet. . "
M..tiiE cdM - ThPVM-!
erans Dav committee on parade
and prngrammiiig ill tet in
r, a ...
conjunction n
Allied Council a
d "'. Oct. 3. in
:.ueuiuiu. mo wi"
committee is mad. up of repre-
! scntatives of all veterans oor-,
;anizationsJ o I
. aj . ki; '
ountil tn Meet - The public ,
cms invited o attend a meeting
of the Northwestern . n.f
i C,ZCM tetS t
nal1-Colorcd movinS pictured of
the Grand Canyon and a Pueblo
Indian festival will be shown. A
kaecflatch will be held after
tne meeting.
'Sele Phinnod A rummage
j ," cVan
mite havn hpfn issued In Stan
io nnn
S1H.UUJ
un"81-, . .'XoT
a" ,atH 'T !
McCandless to erect a S1.500
work shop at 3017 Lone Pine rd.
Car Fire A car operated by
Robert Henrv Farrell, 27. of 312
Kings highway, had its interior
gutted by lire about 9:30 p.m.
Tuesday on .Highway ftfi near
hane creek, according to Ore
con state Dolice. The fire, which
apparently started in car s ig-
nition, was put out bv a truck
FOKKCASTS
Mcrlford and vicinily: Fair.
Mnrninc cloudiness and a little
cooler Thursday Low tonight 30
35. Hich Thursday 80-83.
Western Ore con: Increastnc;
clouds tonicnl and partly cloudy
Thursday Chance of lew show
rs north cost late totucht or
early Thursday. Cooler Thursday.
Hichs ti3-7." and S3 extreme south
interior Low tomcht 45-33.
Northern California! Pair tonicht
and Thursday, except a few fhun
riprshnwers in hich SterrBS. Low
overcast near coast.
I ir.l. DATA
TEMPERATURE Mean yesterday
63: anoyc normal 8.
Record hich this date f)4 in lr52.
Record low this date 29 In 1930.
m.dmcht n m
PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to
cht to 10 a m. n.
Total this month 0 in.. .03 in.
helow normal.
Total since Sept. 1 .26 in.. .39
in heloiv normal.
HUMIDITY' Lowest veslerday
25 '.. highest this am. R0 er .
Mich
4:1111 M
a.m. hr.
Low Prec.
51 Tr.
42
44
CITY
Yestet
day
... 71
nmokinen
grrJ'n" p
Howard rVaine
Mronr?''
Portianri
Seattle
J Snnkane
Y.Tkima
' Eureka .
so
44
Rorl Bluff
pRrramr ntn
S,ifi Frant'ifico . ...
Los AncoJfs
Phnrnix'
Drnvor
Miami Rrach .
Vpw York
Washinctnn, D C
FIVE-HAY FORECAST (Throuch
Ort.
H.irrn nrcon-HMern Wash
Inctnn Tempo raturs avrracinc
a hive normal and precipitation
lichi. except little nr no precinj
tatinri eniitlnvrst OlT'Ton HiphA
mostly western Washington.
fifi-Rfl western Orcpnn. Lows cen
trally 44 to 54.
Northern California No pre
cipitation encctcd Temperatures
above normal
RF.ASSIGNFn
Airman "Rnhrrt - A :
son of Mrs. Viola Pitrrier. route
1. Rocue River, is being reas
signed lo Amarillo Air Force
base. Texas, (rom Lackland Air
, .. . . . . i
Force base (or technical traininE !
as an aircraft maintenance spe
cialist.
"I!
ANN INGE The West'fc.Most Beautiful Harem Dancer
m
Appcfaring in 3 Shows Nihtly
bringing Exotic Dances From Ihe Far East0
' Pepper
Neeley
St,r,
Popular Singer
and 6 r iter of
such iong it
"Knjj Cir.'
"Cft.lUc Cjr"
and of hen
il.o in 3
Sho$ Nifely.
mm
mm
All On the Same Big Bill
at the Popular
HOTEL MEDFORD
.WtUfUl.L)
Student Conduct
at
rt'r.iPVj- a
--,'.. . ,
n iL m,h. , w
t'niversilv President Arthur S.'? "MmJrt e in
Flemmine
Th Jf. A $ b
Hent-facultv commitfte6 which
-i.kcd on the document ilurinp
Kc" 'ne "ment during
u'ti "i "J, ..:,.: ...u:u
"V' ""
1 ,versUy 15 'catod not only to
1 larmn and the0 advancement
7 kn1edc. but also to the
vp iin rp.siMinsi n p oprsnns
,i( ,h i.
V - "
- .
Th'i ni(J,c :i, i,iu
ca" result in disciplinarv meas-
pc ir.
g d c d committee
which will be responsible for
recommending policies relating
to student conduct, for. formu
lating or approving rules and en
forcement procedures, for dis
posing of individual cases which
may come before it, and (or
recommending changes in the
student conduct program.
Provides for Court
iRnated as an Associate, Dean
.
of Students, to whom all serious
...... . ,, . ,. . .
violations of the code will be re-
Ported and who will refer cases
to the Student Court, other stu-
dent tribunals, or to the Faculty-Student
Conduct committee.
Members of the ad hoc com
mittee which drew up the code
included, John M. Foskett, pro
fessor of sociology who is a past
chairman of the Student Disci
pline committee and was chair
man of the ad hoc committee;
Chapin D. Clark, associate pro
fessor of law; Grace Graham,
associate professor of education;
Phil Sherburne, senior student
from Rainier, Ore., and presi
dent of the Associated Students
of tin University of Oregon; and
Bonnie Arai, senior student
from Nyssa.
Formal Procedure
The code calls for a formal
disciplinary procedure, which
would include notification in
writing of charges, and the op
portunity for accused student to
appear with counsel if he de
sires, hefore an appropr i a t e
committee or tribunal and to
appeal the decision. Sanctions
authorized range from admoni
tion and warning to permanent
expulsion.
In addition lo the code, the
document also includes provi
tions (or administration o( the
code through the Associate Dean
of Students. Recently appointed !
to fill this post was Dr. Francis
B. Nickerson, who formerly was
executive secretary of the High
School - College Relations di
vision of the state system of
higher education.
; Portland Produce
PORTLAND (UPt
Dairy
market:
Eckp To retailer: AA rxtrn
larpe 511-Stc. A A larRe 4B-32c; A
larce 41-4Hc; AA medium 404.'lc;
A Miiall 23 30c; cartons 1 3c
I hicher.
Butter To retailers AA and
A prints fiSc, cartons 3c higher;
B prints fi?r.
Cheec i medium cured t Tn
retailers 4H-4Rc; purrhabcd Amer
ican 5-10 lb- loaf. 43-48c.
PORTLAND tUPI Dre.rd
chickens No 1 grade dressed 10
retailers: Fryers, whole drawn.
2B-34C lb : etit-up 34-40c I1! : hens
licht type, whole, drawn l!)-2."c lb.;
Iicht type hens, cut-up 22-28c lb.;
heavy whole 34-3l)c lb.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAND (UP!. USDA
Cattle 200. utility stecrA lnso lb
1: cuttcr-utihtv
heifcri 13-lfi SO
lt.hty slauchter cowl 14.50-
1") iO: cutter hulls 17
Calves 50. Hich Rood-choice 2n0
2")0 lb. slauchter nlfenncs 27-28.
Hoes 200 1 and 2 butchers 100-
V" Jnn.fi?-, V cup,e u'5
Shriip. 100. Slauchler 1 i m h t
ch-iVrime n3-1 00 lb. 1750-17 73,
ewes utility 4 7.Y
and
Tte
"MerrilGnfiV
'
jVli Filing rhc
m mott dinccablc
i '-j(musie in own.
They play your
kind of moi
jO jnd tend terrific
b( ground tupport
to ill 6 ri
every night.
. i a wjtticM-u inai iui:ar a mnmhni nl Kt Mnrlr c tntcn- ' ....... mtuu iN
Hie eUHHS - - .,, ..Li.,.. I " "L " "". " ' "l"' IJHilO QSi: . J nmcMnnl ri ih. Cl D-ll...
tdDir, Thurs- "","" CJ , pal church, Nevita Eastern StiO" i i " ,. .- A.. i
,L vv vJii i through a sound education a 1 ( Central Point and Nativitv Lonzo Ca.scy. 4o. of 1S1T Oie-, cution for one year and a mem
.Vr ' proaram and policies of studbnt ! WhL SnHn, Tn,!., P " ! M, died Tues- her rf the Grand Kits loe.
Al.-llL. lUlt.C.Vt.. AlLUl OlUt,
OBITUARIES
.MARY FRANCIS MASSEY
Funeral Services (or M a r y
; francis Massey, 311 ancouver
live., Medford. who died Tues-
.1 . will be hld at p.m.
jlfn-iny at a. Mil Ipfscopal
' ctaiH'h.
The Rev. George R. V. Bol-
sl5'. rtcl(l.r 01 lile ''luir'h
uoun-io .ummnai
Prk. Pf rl Funeral home is in
' .,rse S" arransome"ts- ,
o i ,, ",l
Rof,lle vallcy (rom v a 1 1 e ) o,
; Callf- H yomrs ago. She and Mr.
Massev ntd near Trai for sev -
. era, years where Mr. Massey
, died Mav 5. 1962.
Mrs. Massey mov
oH m 6,H.
ford whcre she has made h,r
! home since that time. oShe was
i . . nav p 'A r n uemm i win i ir ic chu . u..
tribute to the Crippled ChiUircns i . '
Shrine hospital, Kind and Sandy j "S neiadirtKtoa.
blvd., Portland, Ore. j DIXIE M. OWKN
j Dixie M. Owen, H7. Veterans'
MARILYN E. SlBl.K'ITE j Administration Domici liary,
Marilyn E. Sublette. 32. of B13 Camp White, was fatally injur
Minnesota ave.. Medford, died cd in an automobile accident
in a local hospital Tuesday af-1 near White City last night.- Fu
ternoon,, Funeral arrangements : neral arrangements arc entrust
will be announced by Perl Filled to Siskivou Funeral Service
neral home. I directors of the Chanel in the
ALBERT W. ROGERS
Funeral services for Albert W,
Rogers. S26 East Main St., Med
ford, who died Saturday in
Barnes hospital, Vancouver,
asn.. wilt be held at 11 a.m
Thursday. Oct. 3 in Ml. Srnit
Funerafhome, Portland. I lle was h01'" Nov- 25. 1871, in
Interment will be in Wil-! Syracuse, N.Y. Surviving is his
lamette National cemetery in I widow, Mrs. Emma Butler, Ash
Portland. I'and.
Mr. Rogers had been a resi- Funeral arrangements will be
dent of Medford and Grants i announced by the Litwillor Fu
Passc for 30 years. He was re- neral home.
tired from the Navy and had
been a member of Ihe Fleet
Reserve branch. Medford.
Survivors include his widow,
Florence B. Rogers. ?
THOMAS H. HICKMAN
Reciiation of the Holy Rnsarv
for Thoinas II. Hickman, 74, of
iu.)i 1 1 in oi., mi'Uiuiu, wihi
died this mornino in a local
un.,:tni ..n u u u j -
hospital, will be held at 7:30
p.m. Friday, Oct. 4, at the Con -
gcr - Morris chapel.
Requiem Mass will be held 9
a.m. Saturday, Oct. 5, at the
ln,,A u,,. 1 nl. i hi jf i l
Sacred Heart church, with the
Rev. John A. Ilg officiating.
Committsl will be in Hillcrest
Memorial Park cemetery, with
Conger - Morris Kuncral direct
ors in charge of arrangements.
CORA B. WATSON
Graveside services for Cora
B. Watson, 72, 384 O'Gara st.,'
Medford, Oregon, were held at
1:30 o'clock this afternoon with
the Rev. Fredrick F,vans, First
Christian church nftici a t i n g.
Committal was in Ihe Mountain
View cemetery, Ashland, with
Conger - Morris Funeral direct-1
ors in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Watson was born Oct. 5, i
1801, at Molvem, Iowa. She was
the former Cora Quick before
her marriage o C. Guy Watson,
who preceded her in death in
liKiO. She had lived in Oregon ;
for the past 27 years and in j
Medford for three, years. She j
was a charter-life member of '
the Navy Mothers, Coos Bay,
Ore. j
Survivors are two daughters.
Miss Catherine Watson, and
Mrs. Billie Case, both of Med-1
lStf fill TONITE '
ic BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 P.M. T?
ON SCREEN 7:15 gfk
General
Admission --leii""!"" 'f''.
$1.00 sKaMS3?, I
rzziw WAS SHE T0S Csf
"""DONOJ$m. OLD AT 15?
VBY TRYING. J 'itftwjtf'jPh 9 t 9 l
v temrum Tiki A toft il
ggf , v IT HAPPENS I
' , ': M PfWMw
llllLAiO.t
ford; one son. C. Guv Watson,
Gold Bch, Ore.; three sisters.
, Mrs. Gtaudia Norman, and Mrs.
Coll Hoard, both of Centra-
li and Mrs. Christie
McCeirawU; ami We rdchil-
: di e.
PAUL THKLKM'
! Paul Thclon, fifi, of 1200 Wtir -
ray st.,. Medford. died
morning in a local nosp'iai. ru -
neral arrangements will be an -
m,"c bv ConRcr ' ,,rris Fu"
.
r-r c
i t""' l,1"1" "... . .
1 trneM . i nomas. m ii
East Lyons St., Soliora Calif
died Tiiesday at Sonora. Funeral
i arrangements will be announced.!
; by Longer - Mms runral di-
rectors.
Trees Mortuary.
EDWARD BLTLKIl
ASHLAND Edward Norman
Butler, 91. of -40 Granite St.,
Ashland, died at his home this
morning following long ill-
1 "OSS.
Investment Funds
Noon quotations en
ttorks
elected
fund Bid
Chemical Fund 1 1 RA
Colonial Enrr ..12 45
Eaton Howard Stk 14.1ft
Fidelity 18.(12
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Nalioiial Growth . . R.I4
Stock . J 1!MI
TV - Eire 7 -III
UnHr-rl At't'iini 14 !2
Hniterl Inronie 12 1ft
Uliilcd Si'icnrr fi 'in
Value Line Inc .Y:i7
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Wollinctc.n 14 74
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HODADSGREMMIESr S
beach
BOB CUA1MIN6S !
K,9v
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r
Doraw FMNKie Asuene'
Former Secretary
For Elks Lodg&Dies
Ernie L. Scott. 72. fnrmerlv
of Mcdford and secretary it
Medford Elks lodge for 25 years
died Tuesday in the Vejerans
! hnsnitnl in Ronn Kmi ii.Lri.f
i services will announced hv
;Perl Funeral home
Mr. Scott was born Nov. 13,
, isoo, in itolla N D
, He moved to Medford (ritn i
Seattle, Wash., Mav 21, 1925.1
! He was Secretary of Medford
ciks miae f,om iq,. -n," h k !
rntirmt in UK? i
: ofchcsc""
; 0 lhc l0('Kl
Ue served Sis Exalted Ruler
ge m 1941 and 19i2,
sreUry of the State Blks asso-
m- m
en, ;Mlvin Scott, Slm, (Ye.,
ivd a sister, Mis Vera Scott,
Seattle, Wash.
OPERA STAK IHKS
LOS ANGELES (UPI)-Pri-'
vate graveside "services were
held Tuesday for Polish-born
Chicago opera star Rosa Ralsa. '
70, who died Satu.-day. She had
bn ill for some time.
COUNCIL OS TRIAL
DAVENTRY, England (UPD
A magistrate's court Tuesday
ordered the entire Daventry
town council to stand trial on
charges of allowing a local
potato chip firm to pollute a
river.
At present survival rates,
about 3,404.000 World war II vet
eians will still be living by the
year 2000.
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PANAVISION anrt Ml TROCOLOft
HURRY!
LAST TIMES
TONITE!
TOMORROW
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Crippled Youngster
Turned into Human
Torch by Taunters
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -An i earlier this afternoon Cathryn
eight-year-old girl, crippled by said they hit her on the head
polio, was hospitalized Tuesday with a lunch pail on her way
with painful barns aver 40 per ome from school."
cr,fu oi ner 000$ the victim Unahle To Run
of malicious teasing by two e The girl was'out playing when
schoolmates becau she wore ; the harassmeit started again,
braces on her l"s. ! She told investigators the boys '
The victim. Cathryn Reeves, j started fljcking one match at a
had beoTi the target of t;Kints 'im9 at her. But, she said, she
from two young boys for several ! was unable to run away because
weeks because of the traces.! of ner braces. .
The taunts reached a limax I Finally one of the boys tossed
Hiesday hen one of the boys ! a boo,t of matches and turned
tossed a bor of flaming match-1 hcr i"'0 a hurnn torch,
es at her and redirect her flfiw- j A neighber, alerted by the
er-print dress to eshes. screams of two otlfer young
la riir Comftrtaa 0 P'r,s- tdW police, "I lookKdewn
u ,u.. .u . the street and saw little Catlu
si.nd 11,. dn'an; "'"' ryn staagering along, scream
ImEnW T' u S"d u" in Her clothe, were all burMd
X u,",da"t vmh ru,h- ofL She was burned all over."
ed her to Mission Emergancy
hospital.
Cathrvn was retwl,.) in l-.ir APMNTS XKW SrjH.T(M
condition" wVy'iK i' c ! H"AN. tt. UPI)-Thj
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searched for the two boy. be
lieved to be schoolmates of the
injured girl.
The gi.-l's mother, Winona
Reeves, told police her daugh
ter had complained for several
weeks of harassment by the sus
pect assailants. i
"She had complained thai.
they pulled her hair and knock
ed her school books out of her
arms," Mrs. Reeves said. "And
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