1 a i A SOUTHWESTERN OREGON BRIEFS Scout Dads And Leaders Plan Event Leaders and dads of the Boy Scout program will be headed for Camp Tsiltcoos, Saturday. Oct. 17, to participate in the Oregon Trail Council's third annual Show. ando. A Showando is a program of in: struction and practice in the basic skills of scouting More than 30 of these skills will be demonstrated by instructors and tried by- the men attending.
In addition to these skills, there will be a large demonstration of various outdoor. cooking techniques. The day will conclude with a fellowship campfire of fun and songs. The chairman for this event is -Dr. Dar Reese.
Corvallis. LeoRausch. Bay District training chairman, is in charge of the cooking demonstrations. Other Scouters from the area who will -assist Rausch are: John Bland. and Sherm Cutlip.
Troop 9 94. Bend; Tom Worth. Troop, 9. North Bend: Jay Streeter. Coquille: Myron Spady, Bandon and Jim Howard, Troop 20.
Coos Bay Directors To Meet The board of directors of the Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce will meet for breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 15. in the Timber Inn. President Clair.
Terry has announced. PTSA To Meet Reedsport, High school PTSA will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the high school. A reception for the teachers. will be held.
Members are reminded to bring the IGA slips they have been -saving, according to Jean Smith. Guild Meeting Wednesday Anne's guild will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the room of Emmanuel Episcopal church. Members will work on bazaar projects during the time usually allotted for the program. Helpful Crooks REDWOOD CITY, Calif.
(UPD -Three holdup men were robbing service station here, Monday when a customer drove up. While. two men held the attendant, the third stepped out and served the customer: Then the bandits sped away with the money from the cash register plus payment for 10 gallons of gasoline sold to the customer. COMING Oct. 15 THE LARK for 1960 Calendar TONIGHT (Theta Rho p.m., CB Armory Hillerest PTA 8 p.m., at school.
St. Mary's p.m.. Epis. copal guild hall Doric chapter. OES-8 p.m..
Masonic Temple. Empire Lions Club 6:30 p.m., Blue Pacilic Cafe. CB Men's Garden Club-8 p.m. The World conference.room Bay Area p.m.. Timber.
Inn. dinner. Bunker Hill pm. school. -cafeteria Empire Firemen's Auxiliary 8 p.m., Empire Fire hall.
Coos Catholic PTA-8 p.m., at the school. WEDNESDAY Greendell HEU 10:30 a Grange hall. Sorontimist. Club Noon, Tioga Hotel. CB Kiwanis Club Noon, Timber Inn.
CB Presbyterian Auxiliary 2 p.m., Westminster hall. Western Star Rebekahs 6:30 p.m.. potluck dinner. Armory. Mineral and Gem p.
Bangor school: NB Three Links Club 8 p.m., NB Community building. Square Dance Classes 8:30 p.m. North Bayside Grange. NB Lions Auxiliary 8 p.m., home Mrs. Lannie Boone IL.WU Auxiliary 8 p.m., ILWU.
hall. County Demo. Central Committee 8 p.m.. Copper Room, Brownie's, Coquille. CB Eagles and Auxiliary 8 p.
Eagles hall. Arago RAM 8 p.m., Masonic Temple. St. Anne's Guild 8 p.m.. Epis-copal Guild hall.
BPOE 1160 8 p.m., Elks Temple. To Study Mexico Mrs. Louis and Mrs. Glenn Barton will lead the study of Mexico for the Greendell Home Extension unit meeting at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Oct 14. In the Grange hall. Baby sitting will be provided. Club Sponsoring Sale The Bay Area Youth club i is sponsoring a -rummage sale from noon to 5 p.m. Oct.
16, next to Clyde office in Empire. Establish Air Link MOSCOW TUPI A twin-engined ski-equipped Soviet transport plane landed at the Australian antarctic: base of Mawson Monday. The flight established the first air link between the Russian Mirny base and the Lazrev coastal station on Princess Astrid Land. 2,100 miles away, Tass reported. BEST DEAL ON WHEELS with does-" an price "easy- tag! -MILEAGE NEW TREADS WITH GOOD exclusive YEAR TREAD DESIGN 1240 Applied to tar 8.70 1 sound tire bodies or to your own Same tread width as new, tires Same tread depth as new tires High quality tread.
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The testimony was given the committee in a closed-door session by Albert Freedman, a producer of "Twenty-One," then sponsored by. a patent medicine for restoring youth. Freedman was reluctant to testify. even behind closed doors: He had come back to the United States from Mexico voluntarily, to correct his erroneous previously given to the New York grand jury that the TV quiz programs were not rigged, and when congressmen pressed him for answers regarding Van Doren, he gave them. Each Coached One Freedman stated that he and Dan Enright, one of the owners of the TV show.
had reached an agreement that. Enright would handle Herbert Stempel, and By DREW PEARSON Washington Columnist Dixie Man Quits U.S. Rights Group WASHINGTON UPD Former Gov. John S. Battle of Virginia resigned 1 Monday from the Federal Civil Rights Commission, spurning a request by President Eisenhower that he stay on.
Eisenhower accepted the resig. nation, effective when a succesor is named. White House -Press SeeJames Hagerty said the retary President intended fill the post "as soon as possible." Battle told the President he felt impelled to resign so that he could give his undivided attention to his private law practice. He said it wus "very difficult for me to decline any request from you, sir." But he noted he already, had the served original the life of two-year the I commission." Battle dissented strongly to. a number of recommendations the commission made in its report to the President and Congress last Sept.
8, shortly before Congress adjourned. He said he meant no reflection on any commission member but that he was forced to strongly disagree with the nature and tenor of the report. "In my judgment." he said. "It is not an impartial factual statement, such as I believe to have been the intent of Congress, but rather. in large part, an argument in advocacy of preconceived leas in the field of race He did not mention his disagreement with the commission in his resignation statement to the president.
BIRTHS MAST HOSPITAL HARRIS-Mr. and Mrs. Meredith, Broadbent. a daughter, pounds, 1312 ounces, born Oct. 3.
HUSER--Mr. and Mrs. George, Coquille, a son, 10 pounds, born Oct. 4. KASTBERG-Mr.
and Mrs. Philip, Coquille, a daughter, 8 pounds, 10 ounces, born Oct. 5. TURNBULL and Mrs. Glen.
Coquille, a daughter, 7 pounds, 10 ounces, born Oct. 5. LAIRD- Mr. and Mrs. Donald.
Bandon, a son, 8 pounds, born Oct. 6. THURMAN-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse.
Brookings, a daughter, pounds, 11 ounces, born Oct. 7. SMITH-Mr. and Mrs. Dean.
Coquille, a son, 9 pounds, 9 ounces, born Oct. 8. KELLY-Mr. and Mrs. Richard.
Powers, a son, 8 pounds, 1 ounce born Oct. 9. EGGERS-Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Myrtle Point, a daughter, 5 pounds, 10 ounces, Oct.
9. GIBBS- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Myrtle Point, a son, 7. pounds, 5 ounces, born Oct.
10. WALLPAPER -ALL SIDEWALLS PRICE! PLASTIC COATED PRECANADIAN IMPORTS All Of These Papers In Stock GEBHARDT'S 243 COMMERCIAL COOS BAY The World, Tuesdav, Oct. 13, 1959 PAGE 3 Dixie Governors Back Johnson As Nominee Mrs. Davis To Speak Mrs. Otto L.
Davis, Milner Crest teacher, will be guest speaker for a meeting of the Coos Catholic PTA at 8 o'clock tonight at the school. Mrs. Davis will discuss children's books. Dance Class Starting Beginners round dance classes, will start at 8 p.m. Thursday in Harding school.
Coos Bav. under the direction of Paul and Gladys Bales and the Blue Pacific Daneers. Thursday will be the last night for registration. All interested persons are invited. Marsden Is Improving Former Coos Bay Mayor Rob: ert Marsden is improving steadily in -McAuley hospital where he is recovering from major surgery performed about two weeks ago, according to hospital reports, Ingrid Gets Kie's Back ROME LUPI -A Rome magistrate today ordered movie director Roberto Rossellini to return his three children to their mother.
actress Ingrid Bergman. The decision was a provisional one and did not determine which parent would eventually gain custody of the children. Robertino, 9. and the 7-year-old twins, Isotta and Isabella. The children had been with their father all summer under a temporary agreement- by which both parents have shared their custody alternately in Paris and Rome.
Rossellini asked the court to allow him to keep the children in Italy indefinitely. Rossellini was able to keep the children In Italy by not having their passports renewed. Dies Hunting JEWELL -Word today of a hunting fatality in the Jewell area over the weekend boosted Oregon's 1959 hunting toll to 14. Anton Wabe-Konzich, Jewell, was a Saturday victim, apparentFly of a heart attack. He was hunting when fatally stricken.
Obituaries Mrs. Esther Sachet -Recitation of the Rosary for Mrs. Esther Sachet, 88, who died Sunday in Mercy Home, North Bend, will be held at 8 tonight in the Schroeder Bros. Funeral Home. Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.
Wednesday in Holy Name Catholic church by Father William DoolBurial will be in the Coquille Masonic cemetery. Born in Cesio Minori, Italy, on March 8, 1871, she had been a Coquille resident for 35 years. She is survived by: sons, Albert and Marion, Coquille, and Frank, Scio; daughters, Mrs. I. Loss, Mrs.
E. Westerstrand and Mrs. J. Howanic, all of; Coquille; grandchildren, and 24 Walter Tucker BANDON Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct.
15, in the chapel of Schroeder Brothers mortuary, for Walter Isaiah Tucker, 67, who died Oct. 11 at his home in Bandon. Burial will be in the 100F cemetery. Born in Riverside, N.C., Mr. Tucker, a retired mill worker, had resided -in the Bandon area 48 years.
Survivors are his widow. Pearl. and son. Raymond, Bandon; brother. Willard, Aurora, sisters, Mrs.
Finley Younce, Bandon; Mrs. Edgar Brown, Woodburn: Mrs. Roy Lawson and another sister in Aurora. Frank Schrag Sr. COQUILLE Funeral services for Frank Schrag of Fairview.
who died Sunday in Mast hospital, will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in the Schroeder Bros. Mortuary here. The Rev. A.
C. Grimes will officiate. Burial will be in Sunset Me. morial park, Coos Bay. Freedman would handle his opposite number, Van Doren.
Under htis arrangement, Freedman supplied Van Doren with the questions in advance, but did not supply him with the answers. With Van Doren's background. getting the answers should have been relatively easy. He was an instructor in English literature at Columbia University, the son of a noted journalistic mother, Dorothy Van Doren. and of a Pulitzer Prize poet father.
Mark Van Doren. He had graduated cum laude from St. John's College, taken a master's degree at Columbia with a thesis on "Introduction 10 Inversive Geometry. and studied at Cambridge, England, and Paris. In school at the age of four.
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when he perspired, twisted, and strained over a nationwide TV' network to answer questions on "Twenty One" -questions which it now develops he knew in advance. When the TV scandals first broke, Van Doren said: "It's an insult. I myself never was given any answers and as beforehand far as I know none of the contes. tants received any coaching of this sort." Testfying before the New York grand jury, Van Doren gave Sim ilar testimony. Investigating congress men however, had becomes suspicious of Van Doren first when he was advanced money.
second when Stempel revealed that on the morning 01 the das he lost to Van Doren, Stempel had told his dector. that -he- would lose that evening to Van Doren, and- how. Stempel's winnings were then but Stempel said they would be reduced to $49.500 cause Van Doren would challenge him when he. Stempel. had 10 points and Van Doren 18 points, thus making Van Doren the winner.
It happened exactly that wav. thus convincing members of the Harris committee that Van Doren had been advised beforehand how to operate. Plane Zips Round World In Days SAN FRANCISCO (UPD A Pan American World Airways round the world jet returned to the United States today, completing a flight of about 21.000 miles in two and one half The plane, a Boeing 707, landing at San Francisco International Airport at 8:05 a.m. p.s.t. Aboard were 117 passengers and a crew of 10.
The plane was supposed to have landed at Los Angeles International Airport, but it was -diverted here when that airport fogged in. The plane left New York Saturday night. It flew from London to Hong Kong in 15 hours and 50 minutes elapsed air time for the 8250 statute miles. It was believed to be a record. It flew Tokyo from Hong Kong in three hours and 14 minutes, two minutes short of the ASHEVILLE.
UPL Texas fever" hit the Southern Governors Conference today If the Democratic National ConMention were in now. Sen. Lyndon Johnson get the session, majority of the Democratic South's support. Based on interviews with the South's chief executives it appearhas strongest. support 10 Arkan: sas, South.
Carolina, Mississippi. Georgia, Tennessee and Oklahoma and is probably a draw with Sen. Kennedy Mass In Maryland. The governors, after a full day of informal political talk that brought Kentucky -Gov A B. Happy -Chandler front and center into the presidential runmng.
settled down to a morning of serious discussion of the south's education problems and a report on industrial progress. High points of reports: -The cemmittee on, mdustrial development told of -expanding economy in Dixie that is bring in more than 1.000 new plants a year; The Southern Regional Education Board SREB an agency ereated by the governors conterence 11 years ago, said the South must anticipate and study how to Girl, 2, Killed 2 Year old girl was fatally injured Monday when hit by a car front of her. parent's The victim was Cheryl Davidson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davidson, Portland.
Portland's traffic death toll for the vear is now 35. For the comparable period in 1958, there were 28 traffic deaths in the city. Ships In Bay PORT OF COOS BAY Yawata Maru, Japanese, International Shipping Central dock. Tosho Maru, Japanese, General Steamship Corp. Central dock.
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