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By KEN BAILEY ,
Thin Is the season when we
all want to Insure one thing
above all others the happi
ness of our families and loved
ones and those around us. Re
grettably it's a season that's
fraught with danger on high
ways and streets. Be extra care
ful In your driving so that you
and yours will be sure to have a
MERRY
CHRISTMAS!
It you'll aacMen juur own iniur
anc question to this office, we'll
try to five you the correct answer
and there will be m nharge er ebll
fatten mt anr kind.
KEN BAILEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
315 Pacific Bldg. Phone 398
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hIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
HAS DELIGHTFUL
CHRISTMAS PARTY
Member of the Senior high
school faculty enjoyed a delight
ful Christmas party Wednesday
afternoon at the Cloyd Riffe
home with Homer Grow acting
as Santa Claus and distributing
gifts. Lovely refreshments were
served loiiowing tne social nour.
MID-WEEK BIBLE
CLASS HAS CHRISTMAS
PARTY ON THURSDAY
The Mid-Week Bible class of
St. Paul's Lutheran church had
a very enjoyable meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. M.- Rietmann on the' Calkins
road, at which time the annual
Christmas Dartv was enioved.
Gifts were exchanged and lovely
retresnments were served by tne
hostess. .
The next meeting will be held
at the parish, house January 5
with Mrs. Lloyd Hill as hostess.
Election of officers for the com
ing year is scheduled. AH mem
bers and friends are most cordi
ally invited to be present.
Cook sauerkraut with a diced
apple and a little onion; flavor
with salt, pepper and sugar and
add a little butter or margarine.
This is a good vegetable dish to
serve with meat loaf and oven
browned potatoes.
May the Christmas ''a'
Season and the' '
New Year bring "WlMSsp
you ail the -good
things of ,
life in rich abundance. , " "r L rffc
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It the "wealth" of good will, and tfte
"strength of good fellowship that make for a
Merrier Ctn iutmm and-a Happier Hem Yaasu
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UDD'S
Vandenberg For Reduction
In Aids To West Europe.
Full Recognition To Franco
WASHINGTON UP) Senator Vandenberg R-Mich) has called
for continued economic and military aid to western Europe, but
says it should be on a "sharply reduced" scale.
Vandenberg, who wields great influence on . Republican foreign
policy stands, also told a news conference that:
1. The communist regime in
China should be recognized by
this country only when It dem
onstrated it has control of that
country and will carry out the
basic obligations of international
law. He said communist China
does not now meet these require
ments.
Recognition of Franco
2. Full diplomatic recognition
should be granted to the Franco
government in spam.
3. The bipartisan foreign policy
Involves no "me-tooism on the
part of the Republicans since it is
open to vigorous debate while de
cisions are in the process of being
made. ,
when he left Washingotn In Oc
tober, the Michigan senator says
he feels fit. But he has : been
weeks recovering from an opera
tion for removal of a part of a
lung and has been ordered to take
things easy.
Doctors have warned him
against working .more than a
couple of hours at a time with
out taking at least a 30-minute
rest period. . t
Under the circumstances. Van
denberg is expected to lean heav
ily on Lodge and others, who
share his major foreign views.
4. The objective of the Repub
lican party should be "to restore
the American system to safe
foundations before it is too late,
and to gear dependable progress
with national solvency and indi
vidual freedom."
The Michigan senator flew
back to Washington for a briefing
on international developments be
fore congress opens.
Friends said he had two or
three points on which he wants to
make his position clear before the
firing begins.
8ummary Told
As they summed up his views,
Vandenberg stands behind con
tinued Marshal plan aid and for
eign arms program for Europe
although on reduced scales but
believes his colleagues have am
ple grounds for criticizing the ad
ministration's handling of the
China problem and other issues.
All that some of the Republi
cans need .is a small sign from
vanaenoerg 10, piicn in . wun
heavy attacks.
Senator Knowland (R.-Calif.) Is
coming back loaded for bear on
China. Senator Smith (R.-N. J.)
already has suggested that Gen.
Douglas MacArthur be put in
charge of all American interests
in the Far East and has called for
the occupation of Formosa. .
Senators Taft (R.-Ohio) ' and
Wherry (R.-Neb.) have been call
ing for a broadening of commer
cial relations with Spain, a move
some lawmakers seem to think
would involve resumption of full
diplomatic relationsw ith Gen
eralissimo Franco.
Past Action Recalled
Vandenberg has made It clear
in the past that the Republicans
haven't been consulted in advance
on some of these problems. He has
pointed out that the bipartisan
foreign policy doesn't cover a
very wide field, from that stand
point. ;
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Significance Of
Yule Symbols Is
Theme Of Pastor
The Christmas tree at Jackson
and Cass streets and the shining
cross atop Mt. Nebo are symbolic
of the deepest meaning of Christ
mas and should be remembered
as such, the Rev. Clark Robb,
pastor of the North Roseburg
Evangelical United Brethren
church, said Thursday In a yule
tide message before assembled
Rotarlans at the Hotel Umpqua.
"The evergreen tree means life
everlasting," the Rev. Mr. Robb
explained, "and the cross is sym
bolic of the great sacrifice of
Jesus.".
Now is the time to consider
these symbols. Eternal life
doesn't begin with death, the
Rev. Mr. Robb said. "What you
are today will determine what
you will be tomorrow." Also,
Christmas is the time to recall
the symbolism of the cross, an
implement of torture which has
become a thing of beauty. This
is the time to make the sacri
fices of which the cross is rep-
Keep Your Office'
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Frl Dec. 23, 1949The Newt-Review, Roteburg, Ore.
resentative, the pastor stated.
"We must help others without ex
pecting praise in return. Try It.
Not just today, but all the time.
It will make your life much more
meaningful," he said.
The Rev. Mr. Robb brought his
message to a close with the re
minder that we should make
Christmas "a holy day and say
our thanks in church."
The Rotary meeting was open,
ed with a selection of Czecho
slovakian, Ukranlan and Ameri
can carols sung by J5 members
of the Junior high School girls'-
chorus, under the direction of
Mrs, Hallie Woodward,
- HIGHWAY lUDOET OKd
PORTLAND, Dec. 22. ()
An Hrftann hlphwav rOmmlsslnii
budget of $36,955,000 for 1950 wai
approved yesterday -at tne com
mission meeting here.
The program provides 515,254,.
nnO fnp main mnafrimHnn unA
Improvements. A total of $1,500,
uuu was earmarKea ior ine new
highway department building in
Salem, ..
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from Miller's Rental Library
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The most cherished of gifts bestowed upon us by the
' outgoing year is the confidence of those -
we have been privileged to serve. Ever appreciative of
this pleasant relationship, we want to express to our many good
friends our siucerett wishes for c joyous Christmas season
end a very happy New Year.
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