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DOUGLAS COUNTY, ont of lix
rapraiantad ai tho council's 26th annual maating Sunday at Springfiald high school. Thraa of
tha four man salactad for iha Silvar Baavar award, givan fo outitanding laadars of scouting, ara
saatad: Dr. Charlas Michal, Spanc.r Alexander and Virgil Spurgaon. Joe Baxter, fourth member
to bat honored, was absent. Standing, third from left, is Bruce Elliott of Roseburg, who is pre
vious winner of tha Silvar Baavar award for distinguished service to scouting, as ara tha other
men standing in tha back row, (Eugene Register-Guard Photo).
E)LDE)
By CAROL KERR
CHIEF ADDLEPATED AERO-!
Nl'T, G. E. Jel. in a Inter dati-d
Nov. 30. to Bob McCarl. expressed
the following sentiment: "Dear
Mr. Mcl'arl: It is with great en-j
Ihusiasm that I have been in-1
strucled to send you the enclosed :
card. Your great devotion lo our
flying saucers have been really
appreciated. . ." Enclosure con
sisted of a finely printed ci-rd,
hearing the insignia of a "Certi- J
fied Saucer Pilot", a winged cup i
and saucer, and reads as follows: I
De Pour Chorus
To Appear Here
On Friday Night
The first important concert at
traction to spring from World War
II, de Paur'a Infantry chorus, will t
be heard here on Friday, Dec. 8.)
at 8 p. m. in the junior high school ,
auditorium under the auspices of
the Roseburg Community I'oncert
association. The tuneful veterans,
who sang for American troops from
Iwo Jima to Bad Nauheim, re
mained together as a unit under
C'apt. Leonard de Paur'a direction1
and are now making their third
civilian concert tour of more than 1
160 concerts under the auspices of
F. C. Coppicus and F. C. Schan. 1
of Columbia Artists management
The de Paur Chorus, organized '
within the 372nd Infantry regiment 1
at Fort Dix, N. J., in 1942, gave
more than 2000 concerts for Amer-1
it-an armed forces while in the!
service, visiting every theatre of!
war during the course of their 1
three year travels. No island was i
too small, no outpost too remote I
for the singing infantry men. Some-,
times they gave six performances
a day in hospital wards, on the j
decks of battleships, at hidden j
bomber bases, at drab supply sta-,
tions other groups had passed by. j
To the men of the armed forces i
this chorus of singing soldiers was!
a memorable attraction and it was
their enthusiasm that inspired the
singers' decision to stay together
as a concert unit after the war.
Part of the repertoire to be heard
here is made up of music of the
many lands the ex-soldiers vis
ited. Service men who heard them
during the war told the singers
they would like the folks hack home
to hear the programs, which also
include service songs of World War
II as well as contemporary clas
sics, spirituals and songs of differ
ent faiths.
For hospitality. .
hamburgers and Coke
friendly go-togethert
to easy to servo
SO mm ummi wmoerrr Of rxf coc-coca corner IY
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANf OF ROSEBURG
making up ht Oragon Trail council,
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"This proves that Boh McCarl
might be competent lo handle all
saucers, flying and otherwise, do
mestic and foreign, and should be
treated accordingly. Signed, t;. K.
Jetz, Chief Addlepated Aerontl."
The dubious honor was coniened
upon AlcCarl as a result of his
prompt attention to all stones con
cerning flying saucers, discussed
from time lo time on his "Man
on the Street" show (Weekdays,
12:30-12:45 p.m.).
TIMING IS OF THE KSSKNCE
. . . Timing is so important
particularly when a torrential,
equatorial storm interferes. Corre
spondent Webley Kd wards, in
Honolulu, was scheduled for the
Nov. 27 "War Front-Home Front"
program The short wave engineer
advised only that he was late. But
after the broadcast was over a
breathless Edwards gasped to Mu
tual's New York offices that his
car had been flooded out by the
heavy downpour, and h had
walked two and one-half miles in
the driving, drenching rain to
arrive at the studios two minutes
too latel
TONIGHT: From Hol'ywooi,
Bill Gwinn emcees the popular
audience-participation fun - show
'"What's the Name of that Song?"
(8:00-8:30 p.m.). . . . Cruel or
Police Calvin Baird present an
other in the series of "Your Police
Department Reports" (8:308:45 p.
m.) , . . Rise Stevens, accom
panied by orchestra anj chorus
will sing selections by Victor Her
bert, including the poignant "Toy
land," "Moonbeams," "I'm Falling
in Love with Someone and (typsy
I,ove Song" on "Music You Want"
(10:15-10:45 p.m.).
68c Deposit of 27 Years
Ago Now $1 To Stay Alive
WESTF1ELD. Mass.-.P-Mov.
ie actor, Wendell Corey is mighty
proud of the 68 cents he earned
shoveling snow the day before
Christmas 27 years ago.
He deposited the money in a local
R.tervationi
for Private
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To be prepared
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keep Coke on hand
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bank and has taken steps to pro
tect it. Corey once lived here.
I'nder a new Massachusetts
law, the state may claim bank
accounts left inactive for more
than 14 years. Corey forwarded 32 :
cents to the bank to make it an!
even buck and keep the account !
alive.
Now that it has reached a round
dollar it will start drawing interest.
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RORY CALHOUN
Suit Considered To Force
PORTLAND (.P The Stale ,
Game commission says it is con-!
sulcring court action against the
Grants Pass irrigation district for;
refusal lo screen the intake of the i
Savage rapids dam.
Charles IK-kwnnd, state game1
director, said staff members would
report later on what action to lake
in the matter.
An aide said the commission
hoped lo settle the matter without
going to court.
"In our opinion the Grants Pass
irrigation district board has not
acted in good, faith," Lock wood
said.
"Studiea by our fishery agents
have already established the tre
mendous loss of young steerhead
and salmon which takes place an
nually in the pump and turbine sys
tem intake at Savage rapids dam.
The irrigation district board has
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hen well aware of the situation for
a number of vows." ijw-kwmri i.iH
in a preparecT statement, adding
that commission engineers had
drawn up screening plans for tha
irrigation district to use.
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