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Taleat Show Set Friday At Benson
"April Frolics," a benefit show
.onsorcd by the Benson P is
sponsored by
slated Friday at 8 p.m. in the
Benson school gym. Proceeds will
be used to help finance the send
ing of two Benson PTA delegates
to the state PTA convention.
A full program of entertainment
is planned including baton twirling
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by Norn Hill; aerobic i
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son oi me oauy nm oiuuw "addressed the annual National
Iimri Arts: skate dancing by
fcvokie 'Archer and Donald Ilor
ton who recently won the sl)e
championship for juvenile dance
skating in Portland; ballet by)yce
Johnson or" the Patterson school
of Dance; vocal numbers by Mrs.
Lee ilortesen; skip-rope act by
Mrs. Miller's Camp Kire (oris;
barber sh quartet selections; and
accordian band numbers by Mrs.
Jack Smith' group.
FrankBenson, sixth grade pupil
at Benson, is the aiaslcr of cere
monies. JOINS NAVY
Stanley Richard Barg, 17, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Phil A. Barg, Rose
burg, enlisted in the navy on
March, 27. He attended Roseburg
Senior high school and prior to his
enlistment, he was employed by
the Wilbur garage.
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The increasing amount of northwestern-grown
wbfat being used
in the Orient todAy was the topic
of K. J. fell, administrator of II
tvtmin Uhnut fnm m ik iinn Uihn
Farm Loan association meeting
held Monday in Roseburg.
Four times as much wheat is
being consumed in the Orient now
than before World War II, despite
the fact that rice has been the pre
ferred grain because of the small
amount of fuel needed to cook it,
according to Bell, who headed a
Pvt. Leon Arney
At Marine School
CAMP COOKE, Calif. Pvt.
Ijton Charles Arney, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. Arney of Rose
burg, has been sent to the Marine
Corps school at Camp Pendleton,
Oceanside, Calif., for instruction
in the operation of amphibious ve
hicles. Pvt. Arney is assigned to Head
quarters company, 747th amphib
ious tank and tractor battalion, cur
rently in training here. He was
ordered into the army Jan. 24 and
sent to the army reception center
at Fort Lewis, Wash., before com
ing here.
Before last January he was
a shipping and receiving clerk in
Roseburg.
Upon completion of the 12-week
course at CaniD
'cndieton, rt
Arney will be sent back to his j
amphibious battalion, where he will ;
he assicned to the maintenance sec-
tion of his company.
NO FIRE DAMAGE
The Roseburg Fire department
was called out Monday by a flue
fire at a residence in Umpqua
park, Fire Chief William Mills re
ports. He said no damage resulted
from the fire.
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that tastes wonderful. Smooth, sweet
and creamy, the delicate flavor of
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to every delicious bite. A marvelous
dessert, easy and quick to fix and
costs but a few cents per serving.
Buy in "Bulk-Pack" and have a party
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IN PINTS AT YOUR GROCER'S!
department of Agriculture mission
of three men sent last year to
study agricultural conditions in
Japan, Hongkong, the Philippines,
Malay peninsula, Indonesia, Thai
fend a,'l Pakistan. Thoughg much
wheat is produced in large quan
tities in China, Japeai and north
ern India, much is imported from
the western countries. Usually the
wheat is made into noodles which
ran be cooked quickly with soup.
Japanese kitchens do not have
ovens, Bell pointed out, due to the
amount of fuel needed to heat
them. Even street litter, bits of
rope and tiny pieces of paper, are
swept up to provide cooking fuel.
Japan produces a large amount
of electricity by harnessvi), her
small mountain streams but all,
except a minimum doled out for
household illumination, is used in
industry to manufacture articles
for export.
Locomotives sold to Argentina
buys wheat from that country;
textiles shipped to Thailand bring
a return in rice, and shirts sold in
Canada, manufactured from U. S
cotton, buys more wheat. Though
all of Japan's tillable acreage is
under intense cultivation, 110 mil
lion bushels of grain must be im
ported to feed the population. Most
American wheat is bought by the
U. S. government and given,
through Army distribution, to the
Japanese.
Bell showed slides illustrating
his talk and commented on the
numbers of children who appeared
to pose, each time a picture was
taken. He pointed out that ration-
mg, mouKn su ingeni in japan, was
being well managed and the chil-
men appeared nounsiica and
healthy
The children have had no small
influence on the change in Japan-
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