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Mothtr Idtntifict Sen In P.O.W. Photograph
NEW YORK - (IP) A mother
looked at photograph, described
as showing American soldiera in a
North Korean prisoner of war
camp, and exclaimed:
"Yea, that's Billie."
The photograph, one of several
of similar scenes distributed by the
Associated Press, was the first
intimation Mrs. William H. Si ins
bury of Kansas City, Mo., had of
the fate of her son. He was re
ported missing in action July S.
The Associated Press obtained
the photoa from Eastfoto, a New
York picture agency, which said it
received them from the China
Photo service in Peiping, China.
Mrs. Stansbury said in Kansas
City:
"It's a rcl'.ef to know what hap
pened to him. You just are notified
that he has disappeared and then
no one knows anything. It's a lot
better to know."
Her husband declined to confirm
the identification. But other mem
bers of the Stansbury family
agreed it was Billy even though
the picture caption aa received
from China spelled the family
name aa Tonesbury.
SOUTH END FUEL CO.
Phone 1 195-R 207 Rice St.
Slot MachiiMi Seized,
Two Persons Arrested
OREGON CITY (JP Nine
slot machines were seiied and
three men arrested in two raids
at two suburban night spots by
District attorney Leonard Lindas
said George Wernick and M r a.
troops have entered without op
al the Fireside, and William E.
Evans at Wherry's. The men wer
uoissacsod njMUri qii piS-ituo
of gambling devices and Mrs. Rock
with operating a gambling table,
he said.
They were released under $500
bail each.
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6 Count Spaghetti Dinner 1.25
517 North Jackson
Open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sun. 2 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Closed Monday
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OAKLAND LEGION HALL
Bob "The Mustache" Weaver
AND HIS
DIXIELANDERS
am
18 miles from Roseburg on the beautiful North Ump
qua . . . outdoor dining porch overlooking the river
. .". for delicious chicken, steaks, and fish.
Bring Your Catches
to Us for Cooking.
Special Arrangements
for Dinner Porties.
Open 5 a. m to 12 p. rry
Managers: Mr. and Mrs. i. H. Taylor
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By CAROL KERR
The heading of "War Sidelights"
on page four of the Thursday, Sept.
21, News-Review got a whimsical
, twist when, marriage licenses and
i divorce suits were placed in error
: directly beneath it- There'a noth
: ing clever or witty I can add to
thia one ... it atanda alone.
i TONIGHT: A complete rundown
of the nation'a winners in football
! on "Pigskin Parade" (7:15-7:30
! p. m.) ... A viriety of music on
the C. P. MacGregor production
"Salute to Reservists" (7:30-8:00
p. m.) . . . Lou Franco and his
"Happy Valley Cowboys" in a rip-
' roarin performance (8:00-8:30
p- m ) . . . Complete description
of all wrestling events by Hank
Henry direct from ringside at the
Roseburg armory (8:45 p. m. to
conclusion).
SUNDAY: A young man who
gave a perfect eyewitness account
of a slaying almost fooled the po
lice, but the shadow of doubt
crossed his path when "The Cheat
er's Jinx" made its appearance,
and helped police aolve this "True
Detective Mysteries" case (2:30
3:00 p. m.). Guest-comedian Jack
Pearl and guest-vocalist Frances
Faye visit "Hollywood'a Open
House" (4:00-4:30 p. m.) . . . For
the fourth time in its broadcast
history, "The Family Theater"
will dramatize the story "God and
the Little Red Scooter," by Tim
the "subject." Ha asked Slater:
"Am I after one particular per
son?" The audience, told the "sub
ject" in advance, roared. For, a
few questions later, the "subject"
was guessed. It was: "The girl
Johnny McPhee will someday
marry."
On last Sunday's "Twenty Ques
tions" broadcast, teen-aged panel
ist Johnny McPhee was hot after
DANCE TONIGHT
LOU FRANCO
COME ONE... COME ALL
Now for the pleasure of
all the family, Lou Franco
and tha Happy Valley
Cowboys will be playing at
the Winston Community
Club every Saturday night.
Come to the dance and
have a good time to the
inimitable musical style of
this bond.
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AND THE HAPPY
VALLEY COWBOYS
at the
WINSTON
COMMUNITY
CLUB
Drive to Winston . . , turn at the
Myrtlewood Treasure House and
follow the arrows to the best
in Dance Music.
T0NIT
"The Ultimate In Dancing Pleasure"
ICK FIRMAN 'S
m m
BALLROOM
2Vi Miles South of Roseburg on Highway "99"
-NO ADMISSION CHARGE-
IT'S DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF
othy Mulvey. Richard Widmark
and Barbara Hale will be starred
in the atory about the little boy
who teaches his father faith and
trust in God (4:30-5:00 p. m ).
Fifteen minutes of news gathered
from the wirea qf Associated
Press (6:00-6:15 p. m) . . . Flor
ence Chadwick, English channel
swimming champ, will be the guest
for this week's "Twenty Ques
tions" broadcast (8:00-8:30 p. m ).
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
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OO Army-Air Force Show MBS
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00 Happy Valley Cow boy
SO Meet the Band
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:00 Indies Fair MRS
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10 45 Hank 's Music Shop
11 25 News Nightcap
II toSign Off
Guest Artist
To Appear At
Youth Rally
Guest artist for a youth rally at
the First Methodist Church this
Sunday, Sept. 24, at 7:30 p.m. will
be Thadeus Youtchas, cellist. Yout
chas, now a resident of Roseburg,
comes from Berkeley, Calif, where
he was first chair cellist in the
Oakland Symphony Orchestra. He
is a graduate of the Kastman
School of Music, and is well-known
in music circles of the east for
hia excellent cello playing.
Other guests to be heard at this
hour will include Miss Elaine Rho
den, ilso from California, who will
play the great organ for the pre
lude and hymn aing. Miss Carolyn
Burr, one of the youth, will be at
the piano, and Mrs. S. A. Warg
Opening Pricts Paid For
Oregon Russet Potatoes
PORTLAND OP) A wholesale
price of $2.85-2.90 a aack was paid
Thursday for the first central Ore
gon russet potatoea to reach here
this season.
For Washington russets, the
price was 12.75-2 85.
Central Oregon'a harvest will
hit a peak about Oct. 1. Some 3,000
workers, two-thirds of them im
ported, will be needed, growers
reported.
Sat., Sept. 23, 1950 Tht Newa-Rtvitw, Roseburg, Ore. 3
Kaistr Portland Plant Produces Its First Car
PORTLAND (P) The Kaiser
company turned out its first auto
mobile Irom ita Portland assembly
plant Thursday.
, First of a aerlea of proposed
assembly operations for various
Earta of the country, the plant
ere receives parta from Willow
Run and assembles them. Some
90 items are purchased locally,
rather than being sent from the
factory, manager W. M. Pearce
aaid.
Although the first car has passed
inspection, full operation is not ex
pected for about six weeks. At
Kale operation, about SO cars can
assembled during each shift.
Two shifts an planned.
Bob Hope was born at Eltham,
England, in 1903.
will accomoanv Mr. Youtchas on
tha organ.
The pastor. W. A. Mac Arthur,
will bring a message "beamed for
youth" on the aubject, "Be Thou
Faithful." At the close of the hour
a period of refreshmenta will be
held in the social hall for all pre
sent. The public is invited to attend-
Sun. Cl Too. nly
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