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ADD FINISHING TOUCHES Darrel Davis, left, and Jerry L.
Jones, students in Ronald Edie's woodworking class in industrial
arts at Senior high, add the finishing -touches to a pair of ex
ceedingly attractive myrtlewood bowls. These popular and
beautiful household articles illustrate only a fraction of the many
different types of work done by the students taking the I. A.
course. (Paul Jenkinsl
Red Cross Offers Course In Bomb Victims' Care
WASHINGTON UP) The Red
Cross has prepared a quick course
in emergency care of bombing vic
tims, including those of atomic at
tack, and has urged its chapters
all across the nation to help with
a mass training program.
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The course lists burns and
wounds as the most common ca
sualties and says that contrary to
popular belief "radioactive dam
age would be relatively minor."
In another move, the civil de
fense organization said its film,
"Survival Under Atomic Attack,"
will be ready for public release
in March The film parallels a
booklet with the same title, al
ready released.
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BO 3 H
By CAROL KERR
COMES A LETTER acknowledg
ing my request for opinions on
KRNR's programming. . . , " .
KRNR How can a station carry
the slanderous remarks 'of Kullon
Lewis Jr And why all the
programs from California, such as
Lionel Barrymore, Paula Stone and
others? Not very interesting. Sun
day morning all-church. Sunday
afternoon all crime." Then, the
writer points up stereotyped
phrases with: "On the beam. , .
Roll out the musical carpet
BUNK." Also thinks vocalist Kay
Starr is "awful." Letter and its
contents rendered meaningless,
however, with no signature.
First, KRNR carries the com
mentary of Kulton Lewis Jr. (week
days, 4:00 and 9:15 p.m.) for the
simple reason that he has a vast
and consistent listening audience in
this area. Nationwide, listeners'
keen interest in even Mr. Lewis'
personal activities was evidenced
when the publisher of "Guideposts"
magazine sent him a note pointing
out that they had received a
quarter-million requests for copies
of the publication whtn Mr. Lewis
was the subject of an article in
one issue of the magazine. As for
Hollywoodorginated programs. . . .
how else would you suggest acquir
ing famous entertainment person
alities for local presentation? Can
acrce with only one comment con
tained in the letter, in that I, too,
am somewhat revolted with the
Kay Starr song stylings. . . .
TONIGHT: Sir Benegal Rau,
chief delegate to the United Na
tions from India, will be the In
terview guest for MDL's news-making
"Reporter's Roundup" broad
cast, (8:00-8:30 p.m.). Sir Benegal,
whose efforts to mediate the Ko
rean problem have made him most
prominent in U. S. news head
lines, will be making one of his
rare radio appearances on t h i
broadcast. The program will origi
nate from New York, and the in
terview with the Indian leader will
come at a time when the United
Nations is discussing climactic
actions on the Korean crisis and
probable punitive measures against
Communist aggressors.
Sutherlin
By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Alcorn of
Carlton, Ore., spent last week in
Sutherlin visiting with their daugh
ters, Mrs. Iola Rose, Mrs. Mar
jory Dcnley and Mrs. Bonnie Har
vey. I'atsy Lou Wahl. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Wahl, student at
the O. T. I. technical . school at
Klamath Falls, spent the weekend
in Sutherlin, visilin? with her par
ents and oi her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kesner are
spending a week in Seattle.
Mrs. George Cornish spent sev
eral days this week at the coast
visiting with her sister.
Bail Pending Appeal
Allowed Remington
NEW YORK (P) The U. S.
court of appeals has approved the
release of William W. Reming
ton in $7,000 bail pending appeal
of his perjury conviction.
Remington, former government
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Camas Valley
Ry MRS. JAMES COMBS
The freshman girls at Camas
Valley high have planned a talent ;
show for the evening oi rco. ti
in the school aullitorium to raise
funds to send school basketball ;
nin-crs to the conference at Ash-
land.
"'illiam Aiken spent a week in
Kugene under the doctor's care.
He has returned much improved
in health. j
Mr. and Mrs. William Zeidrlch :
made a business trip to Eugene ;
and Portland. 1
The Rev. Wesley DurlanU and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Moore attended the community
concert in Roseburg last week. 1
Twenty-three people from the
valley attended the R.E.A. meeting
in Roseburg.
At the close of the tuberculosis
seal drive, Mrs. Guy Moore had
taken in $126.87, or $10 less than
last year.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rose have
returned to their turkey ranch
after spending the winter in Los
AngeleB.
Mrs. John Looney is recovering
from an attack of pneumonia.
Bob Wheeler was badly bruised
and shaken up when his pickup
left the highway on Camas moun
tain Feb. 9.
Ray Dancer has gone to Elkhart
to visit his mother, Mrs. Frank
Dancer. Dancer plans to return
by way of Nebraska where he will
visit his brothers and sisters. The
Dancers formerly lived in Ne
braska. The Ladies aid held a food sale
in the J. C. Sporting Goods store
in Roseburg Friday. Mrs. James
Ralston, Mrs. Wesley Durland,
Mrs. Art Jones. Doris Lamm, Bes
sie Wheeler and Mrs. Stanley Rob-
inette were in charge.
Mr. an Mrs. EUgar Goodman
and family spent the weekend in
North Bend visiting Mr. boon-
man's mother, Mrs. Arthur Cen
ters.
economist, was convicted of per
jury last Wednesday 2by a jury
which held that he lied when he
swore he never had been a Com
munist. He was sentenced to five
years in prison and fined $2,000
maximum under the law.
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