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1 4 Thf News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thuri ., July 1 3, 1 950 Singer Fails To Dodge Payments To Ex-Wife LOS ANAGELES, July lU.fl Every time he opens his moulh, says singer Dean Martin, his for mer wife gels at least half the proceeds. And that's the way it's going to be, the judge repeats. Martin, of the comedy team of Martin and Lewis, yesterday asked the court to cancel a divorce agree ment to pay $3,435 monthly for Office Managers doit! 'M(U" '..,!.,, Son Frenetic Binge On Navy Funds Costs 5 Years In Prison LOS ANGELES. July 12-JP)- A six months' binge on $19,000 in Navy funds has cost Lt. B a scorn B. Boat five years in a teaerai penitentiary. Boaz, 42, former paymaster of the Navy tanker Navasota, receiv ed the sentence calmly yesterday after pleading guilty to embezzle ment, lie earner had told the rm how he spent the $19,000 in a dizzy whirl through California, Nevada and Utah with Pearl Carter, 33. She was not charged. Boaz was arrested May 25 after a search which started last Thanks giving day, when he admittedly rifled the ship's sale. support of his ex-wife Elizabeth Ann and their four children. Mrs. Martin recently sued him for fall ing behind in his payments. The Judge told Martin that since he didn't object to the terms of the agreement when it was filed, it must remain valid. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS lot Newman 925 Cobb St. Phona 387-R ISi ' if she usee quality tuna. Sh e serves tuna dishes several times a week and her family al ways applauds. For she has learned that no food comhines with so many others to make such a vari ety of delicious dishes that are "different." She always uses BITi SIZE" TUHA for she knows she can be sure every dish will be a success only She used one of Mrs. A't favorite recipes... and it was a dismal failurel She's learning, the hard way, that "There's no half-way quality in tuna." From now on he'll insist upon this famous quality brand of "Bite Size" tunal Tradtmart of Van Comp Sea Food Co. Inc., Turmhnl lilond, Colli. Broadcast Faking Yank Prisoner Is Sent From Korea WASHINGTON VP The first broadcast of a statement attribut ed to an American war prisoner of the North Korean Communists was reported Tuesday by U. b. government monitors. The prisoner was identified in a broadcast by the North Korean Controlled Seoul radio as Capt Ambrose H. Nugent of the 2nd artillery battalion. 24th U.S. Army division. A voice identified by a Korean announcer as that of Nugent read a statement of nearly 1,000 words in English on Sunday. This de nounced V. S. intervention in the Korean fiehtine as a "barbarous. aggressive action" and urged Am- leans to desert to ine commu nists. The official monitor's report said the voice "sounded like an Ameri can or possibly a Russian or Kor ean who had resided so long in the U. S. as to have lost virtually all trace of foreign accent." "The message itself seems to have been translated from Kor ean," the report said. "The speak er read it slowly, phrase by phrase, in a tired, halting, toneless voice." The Seoul radio said Nugent was among 72 Americans taken as pri soners fromthe 21st infantry regi ment and 32nd field artillery of the 24th division. They were said to be held in the fifth prisoner of war camp in North ICorea. Army records list Captain Nu gent's address as South Center Ave (no number) Merrill, Wis. At Merrill, Wis. Captain Nugent was identified as a 41-year old veteran of national guard and re gular army service. He is the son of Hugh Nugent, who lives there. "Ambrose would never do a thing like that," Nugent said. Business Guessing On Possible Food, Price Controls NEW YORK-.) Food proces sors are wondering what the gov ernment may have in mind for them in the way of price controls. Price jumps in meat, wheat, cof fee and sugar, if continued, might lead to talk of reviving controls, some concede. The Agriculture de partment stresses that there are ample grain crops in sight this year for all needs. And large gov ernment stocks, acquired to sup port prices, are at. hand. The White ttouse so far has con tented itself with saying the Presi dent will make up his mind about both allocations and price controls after he gels the mid-year report from bis council of economic ad visors. The over-due report is ex pected in some quarters to plump for "business as usual" unless hoarding of key commodities should develop. Despite scarcities in some indus trial materials, most business lead ers agree the nation's economy can take care of both civilian and military needs, if people stay calm and buy only at the normal rate. Carpenters' Union Heads Face Contempt Citations LOS ANGELES, July 13 -UP) Sixteen officers of 12 Southern Cali fornia AFL Carpenters' union lo cals must show cause on July 24 why they should not be held in contempt of court as a result of a work stoppage by 30,ouo carpen ters. The carpenters failed to report for work Monday in spite of a temporary restraining order against a strike, lt had been granted on the grounds that they are bound by a master contract for six basic construction trades. The contempt citations were is sued Tuesday. BIS LUNCH CHECK WASHINGTON. WP) School lunch cooks have hung up their aprons after the biggest year in the history of the national school lunch program. They served one-and-a- third billion lunches to 8 million children in 52,800 schools in the U.S. and Us territories. Food for the lunches put 180 million dollars Into the cash reg isters of local stores and markets where most of it was bought. The U.S. Department of Agriculture an nounces that it contributed more than 400 million pounds of food in addition to that locally purchased, TRACTOR UPSeT FATAL ALBANY, ORE.-OB A trac tor skidded in loose gravel on a county road Monday night, over turned and killed a farm worker, Lowell Benson, 29, who was driving the vei.icle. SEYMOUR'S SPECIAL BLANKETS Large sixe, heavyweight wool Blanket. Made to take hard t AOQ 0 usage. 80 Wool LIGHTWEIGHT TARPAULINS Waterproofed, Lightweight. Ideal for Sleeping Bag Ground 4A9Q Cover or Shelter. " Sixe 4!i x 7 . DE LUXE SLEEPING BAGS Coleman CAMP STOVES $9.95 Instant heat from two b!j windproof burntri, Carries liki 0 suitcase. Two Gallon WATER BAGS $1.39 Keeps water fresh and cool on long, dry tripi. Phone 614-R Zips open to rouble bed. 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