The News-Review from Roseburg, Oregon • Page 2

The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. May 14, 1959 Mothers Rap Benson CLEARING of river front land in Gaddis Park just east of the Highway 88 bridge is nearing completion. The job was undertaken about six weeks ago by members of the Umpqua Boat Club as another "do it yourself" program under a curtailed city budget. Already the club has used the 16-acre park as a base to launch outboard boats and start water skiing activities on the South Umpqua River. The city's engineering department has provided a dozer to help clear a temporary road into the area.

(Paul Jenkins) Waiter, Bartender Vote Made On Offer Results of a vote cast Wednesday by members of the Hotel and Restaurant Employes Bartenders Local 293 over a new contract offer made by employers was not known at noon today. Sam Morgan, president of cal, said results should be avail- able by Friday. The Douglas County chapter of the Oregon Restaurant and Bever. age Assn. made an offer to union representatives with assignment and promotions of employes based upon their qualifications and merit, rather than upon their years of service.

The vote Wednesday by rank and file members of the union accept or reject the proposal, Morgan said. The current with the union expires June 1. The association, composed of operators of hotels, bars taverns, night clubs and restaurants in Douglas County, except for the Reedsport area, was organized about two weeks ago. School Teachers Deller, Board Plan Study Of Umpqua Park Complaints By BOB CLARK News-Review Staff Writer A delegation of mothers from the Umpqua Park district voiced complaints against treatment of their children at Benson School during Wednesday night's regular Roseburg School Board meeting. The three mothers specifically requested that their children be designated as Fullerton School students.

They noted that children residing in the Umpqua Park area attended Fullerton School two years ago, Rose School last year and, finally, Benson during the current school year. School Supt. M. C. Deller explained that enrollment problems, first at Fullerton and then at Green School, forced a juggling of students.

In the latest move, Umpqua Park children were shifted to Benson to make room at Rose for students from the overloaded Green plant. Deller said he will look into the complaints by the trio, noting that it is the first time in his tenure as superintendent that such complaints have come notice. Directors seconded Deller's comment. Punishment Cited One mother said punishment of children for "seemingly minor offenses" often has been "severe" at Benson. Another member of the group said most at the school have "uncooperative attitudes." She alleged that at least one instructor has refused to allow students to take textbooks home for study and added that teachers at the school often "refuse to talk" when approached by mothers.

Deller indicated that enrollment distribution points to the logic of keeping the Park students at Benson. But he promised to report to the mothers on the outcome of his investigation of their complaints. In other action during the sion, the board moved to install a hydrant at Joseph Lane Junior High School to supplement the school's current fire-fighting water supply. The move came upon reccomendation from fire department authorities. Installation of the ture will both furnish the school with better fire protection and for itself" through reduced insurance premiums, noted directors.

Action Postponed The board postponed until a special meeting next Wednesday consideration of a request by the Roseburg YMCA for use of playgrounds all-purpose rooms at Riverside, Rose, Benson, Hucrest and Fullerton Schools during the summer months. Wayne Schulz, YMCA executive secretary, will be asked to GRADUATION 401000. winnin GIFT SPECIALS TERMS LUGGAGE SALE Wyler Watches 3-Piece Set TO GUARANTEED SHOCKPROOF 1444 FIT MAIN SPRING THE NOW Plus Tax SPRING SALE NOW ON BUDGET 2995 TRAVELAIRE LUGGAGE Plus Tex BRIEF CASES EXPANSION NOW Reg. 14.95 Watch Bands 9.88 Stainless and Gold 295 Tax Plus NOW Plus Tax Filled. Reg.

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JACKSON On The Magic Corner--Jackson and Washington Streets Mother, 3 Girls Killed In Blaze EUREKA, Calif. (AP)-A mother and her three daughters, trapped in an upstairs bedroom, died as fire destroyed their frame home Wednesday night. James Hallmark, husband and father, leaped from a secondstory window and battered down a rear door in an effort to reenter the house but was driven back by the flames. He was hospitalized with burns and shock. The victims were Annie Jo Hallmark, in her 20s; Janie, Mary.

Ann, and Patty, 2. Policemen Zane Dunbar and Kenny Kilburn were forced back to the house. by intense, heat when they tried Fire Chief Allan D. Pettingill said the fire apparently started downstairs. Roseburg Hospitals Schedule Open Houses In observance of National Hospital Week, both Mercy and Douglas Community hospitals have scheduled open houses Friday.

The public showings of the facilities of the two hospitals are scheduled, in Mercy, both afternoon, will and be from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. At Douglas Community, 'the afternoon hours will be the same, but evening tours will be from 7 to 8. Refreshments will be served at both hospitals by the auxiliaries. The auxiliaries will also furnish guides for tours.

The theme for this year's observance of Hospital Week is "More Roads to President Turns Ground For N.Y. Culture Center NEW YORK (AP) President Eisenhower broke ground today for a 75-million-dollar cultural center and predicted it will be a mighty influence for world peace. The President took part in ceremonies marking the start of the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. He flew from Washington for the occasion. The President's plane landed at the nearby Newark, N.J., airport and Eisenhower motored to New York after an airport greeting from Gov.

Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey and others. Portland Girl Struck, Killed By Automobile PORTLAND (AP) An automobile struck and fatally injured Candice Kay Slowey, at a southeast Portland intersection The driver, Edward R. Wakefield, 67, said he was traveling only 10 miles an hour when he heard a bump. When he stopped found the child.

She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Slowey. accident increased, Oregon's traffic death month to 12. Youths Arrested On Morals Count Franklin Henry Davis, 21, Box 422 Winston, and a 16-year-old rural Roseburg youth have been arrested by the Douglas County sheriff's office and charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

They were allegedly involved with two girls, one 14 years old and the other 15, according to the sheriff's office. Hospital News Douglas Community Hospital Admitted Surgery: Mrs. Hugh Harrison, Virgil Mittelstedt, Mrs. Stewart Smith, Roseburg; Mrs. Lonnie Strong, Riddle.

Medical: Terry Carr, Mary Lou Rose, Ronald Yount, Patricia Crabtree, George Jellick, Mrs. Steven Griffin, Mrs. Samual Blakely, Mrs. Donald Hagedorn, Roseburg. Discharged Mrs.

Kenneth Moe, Mrs. William Cook, William Post, Del Cummins, Mrs. Eugene Pasch, Lawrence Mekemson, Mrs. Ralph Arensmeier, Roseburg. Mercy Hospital Admitted Surgery: Herman Schulze, Roseburg.

Medical: Lorenzo Melton, Oakland; Mrs. Milton Smucker, Winston; Shelby Roper, Mrs. Sue Rice, Mrs. George E. Langlois, Mrs.

Edward Brinkmeyer, Roseburg. Discharged Richard Days Creek; Linda Gurney, Drain; David Russell, Oakland; Shelly Decker, Mrs. Opal Wampler, Mrs. Lenore Stacey, Mrs. Jim Mitchell, Roseburg.

NOW-3 HEARING SECRETS explain YMCA, plans more fully during, the said session. a letter to the board that the" YMCA is planning a "neighborhood-centered summer recreation program for boys and girls of elementary and junior high school age" for the summer. program would replace the former summer setup which was centered at Central Junior High School. Recreation supervisors would be hired to conduct the program and "proper property protection" would be assured, said Schulz. Directors, noting they would like to hear more specific details of the proposed plan, instructed Deller to invite Schulz to explain the program next Wednesday.

Use Of Grounds Asked Commenting on a letter from Ed Nolte of the Roseburg Chamber of Commerce, Deller said he has been informed by Schulz that the YMCA will allow for use by the county Centennial Committee of the Central Junior High playground during summer. Nolte requested that the board permit the committee to use the playground for awhile as an "Indian village" in connection Oregon centennial. "Deller noted that the YMCA, which has priority on use of the grounds through precedent use in past summers, would have to give its permission first. The matter was referred to the school district's attorney to determine the legality of leasing use of the grounds for $1, as proposed. As in past years, time of summer school board meetings was changed from 7:30 to 8 p.m., effective next Wednesday.

Judge Continues Moonlight Jobs PORTLAND (AP)-Multnomah County sheriff's deputies may continue to hold a second job, for the present at least. Circuit Judge Wednesday Charles continued W. Redding force a temporary of injunction against enforcement by Sheriff Francis Lambert to stop moonlighting. That is the practice of holding two jobs. After Lambert announced his order, three sheriff's deputies went to court and obtained a temporary injunction.

At a hearing Wednesday on whether the injunction should be continued, it was announced that Lambert was agreeable to plying with the injunction until the matter is brought to trial. Fine, County Jail Term Drunk Driving Penalty Homer Lee Wilson, 32, of 138 Pleasant Roseburg, pleaded guilty in district court Wednesday to a charge of driving while intoxicated and was meted a 10-day jail sentence and fined $150. He was arrested by state police Tuesday about 9:45 p.m. on Highway 99 BR near the south Roseburg city limits. In another district court case, Michael John Omara, Rt.

1 Box 1390, Roseburg, pleaded guilty to a charge of reckless driving and was fined $150. Judge Warren A. Woodruff is also recommending to the state Department Vehicles that Omara's operators. license be suspended for a period of 60-days. Omara was arrested May 8, by an off-duty state police officer on SE Main St.

in Roseburg. Bessie Griggs Mrs. Bessie Lourenna Griggs, 78, lifelong resident of Drain, died at Cottage Grove Hospital Wednesday morning, following born a Bessie short Johnson, illness. Nov. 28, 1880, at Drain, and was married there Dec.

27, 1905, to Roy Griggs who preceded her in death in 1924. She was a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church at Yoncalla. Mrs. Grises, is survived by one daughter, Vivian Phelps of Drain, one grandson and one greatgrandson. Funeral services are scheduled at Drain Methodist Church Sunday, May 17, at 2 p.m.

Elder Harry Sharp will officiate, with vault interment to follow in Comstock Cemetery. Mills Funeral Service of Drain is in charge of arrangements. latest transistor Sonotone hidden in attractive glasses or smallest hearing aid in world, worn entirely in for 9 ALL AT THE EAR sr NOTHING WORN ON BODY! half-ounce 3 NO CORD DOWN NECK model in worn NO "BUTTON" IN EARI variety of styles SONOTONE COME IN, PHONE OR WRITE- FREE DEMONSTRATION -NO OBLIGATION ROSE HOTEL Friday, May 15 1 to 6 P.M. Rudolph Seehawer Rudolph Paul (Bob) Seehawer, 51, died suddenly Wednesday morning at Martin Container and TimProducts a heart attack. He succumbed at 8 a.m.

while taking a "coffee break." Born at Wabeno, on May 11, 1908, he was married to Marie Coopman at Iron Mountain, on March 31, 1926. The family came to Oakland in February of 1947, and he has worked for Martin Bros. since that time. Survivors include the wife, Marie of Oakland; five sons, Lyle of Sutherlin, Robert Roseburg, James, Dean, and Carl, all of Oakland; four daughters, Airs: James (LaVerne) Chartier, Robert (Mildred) Murray, Mrs. Gail (Marilyn) Norris of Roseburg and Mrs.

Norman (Shirley) Mann of Bellflower, one brother, Emil, of Athelstane, four sisters, Mrs. Elmer Olson of Athelstane, Mrs. William Buelenberg, of ChiMrs. Jones of Sutherlin and Sirs. Gertrude Spencer of Oakland, and seven grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Community Church of Oakland. Interment will follow at Roseburg Memorial Gardens. Stearns and Little Mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Accused Robber Arrested By FBI EL PASO, Tex.

(AP) A nationwide search for Emmett Bernard Kervan, one of the FBI's 10 most wanted men, ended Wednesday night with his arrest in a garage apartment here. The 51-year-old Kervan, armed and clad in pajamas, didn't resist FBI agents. Kervan had been sought in connection with the holdup of the East Norwalk, branch of the Merchants Bank and Trust Co. last Feb. 5.

A gunman robbed the bank of $29,445. FBI Agent Francis Crosby said Kervan apparently arrived in El Paso late in February and rented the garage apartment late in March. Rain Halts Program Rain has forced cancellation of the annual Roseburg Grand Council Camp Fire scheduled for tonight at Umpqua Park, according to program Chairman Mrs. George Niday. Approximately 400 girls were to be honored at the event.

It has not been definitely rescheduled. Episcopalians Elect Officers SPOKANE (AP) The Pacific Province the Episcopal Church held its 40th annual synod here this week and elected these officers: Provincial Council- Russell S. Hubbard, Spokane; the Rev. Elmer C. Christie, Seattle; the Hon.

E. P. Fogg, Los Angeles. Board of Trustees; Church Divinity School of the Pacific-William W. Clare, Phoenix; Bishop Clarence R.

Haden Sacramento. Provincial Court of Review Dean Philip S. Brooke, Spokane; Marcus Hitchcock, Boise; Dean Joseph O'Rillion, Portland; the Rev. Richard Ayres, Santa Barbara; Merton C. Albee, Los Angeles; Harold S.

Shefleman, Seattle. John Vissie of Portland was opposed for treasurer. Senate Delays Vote On Dillon WASHINGTON (AP) A Senate vote on C. Douglas Dillon's promotion to the No. 2 spot in the State Department has been delayed at the request of Sen.

Russell B. Long (D-La). Dillon won a 16-1 vote of approval from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Wednesday of his by President Eisenfirst under secretary of state. That is the post Christian A. Herter held before being named secretary of state.

Blimp Crashes Hangar; Crewman Loses Life Belgian Monarch Stops In Detroit DETROIT (AP) King Baudouin of Belgium arrived in Detroit today for a two-day visitfirst stop on his 17-day tour after a three-day state visit in Washington. The royal visitor immediately hustled into a round of activities centered on the Big Three auto plants -the customary grand tour for visiting dignitaries. When the King left Washington foreign and American diplomats were at the airport to see him off. Airport Cash Approved WASHINGTON (AP)-The Committee Sen-, ate Armed Services Wednesday approved a military construction authorization bill that included $955,000 for KingsField at Klamath Ore. ley, House had voted earlier for the same sum for Kingsley Field.

It would be used for real estate acquisition and operation and I maintenance facilities. Church Women To Hear Mrs. Paul Harvey Jr. Mrs. Paul W.

Harvey Jr. of Salem, state president of the Congregational Church Women's Fellowship will be the speaker at the meeting of the Roseburg Women's Fellowship today. The meeting is scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in the Congregational Church. Mrs.

Harvey will report on responsibilities and duties of the organization. Nehru Jibes At Chinese NEW DELHI (AP)-Prime Minister Nehru today jibed at Red China's claim that Tibetan refugees who have fled to India are "upper strata reactiona arios." Nehru told news conference that 12,200 Tibetans, have, now crossed into buffer states of Sikkim and Bhutan. He said it was obvious that among so a number, there must be large representation of the SOcalled common man. LAKEHURST, N.J. (AP6-One crewman was killed early today when a silvery Navy blimp crashed into a hangar while attempting to land a dense fog.

Six crewmen were hospitalized and several others suffered minor injuries. The wreckage was wedged in the hangar roof 150 feet above the ground. 5 Rescue workers clambered over the roof and removed the injured crewmen who had been trapped in the. blimp's gondola. ESTATE VALUABLE VANCOUVER, B.C.

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