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3 Miles South on Highway 99
Serving Thanksgiving Dinner
Thursday.
' 12 NOON TO 8 P.M.
FULL COURSE TURKEY DINNER
Baked Ham Fried Chicken Steaks
Hours Weekdays
4 P.M. to 8:30 P.M.
Sunday, 12 Noon to 8 P.M.
Closed Every
Monday
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8:30 p.m. and
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Darling Corey
- The Weavers
A Kiss To Build A
Dream On
I Get Ideas
Louis Armstrong
Rugged But Right
Where the Blues
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- Phil Harris
(It's No Sin
My Wife And I
Eddy Howard
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3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek
on Highway 99,
From 9 p.m. 'til 1 a.m.
Admission: $1.50 per Couple
Tax included
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Western
I'm Steppin" Out Of
The Picture
Driftwood On The
River Ernest Tubb
If I Had-A-Knowed,
You Could-A Goed
Night Train to
Memphis
- Red Foley
Grandfather Kringle
He'll Be Coming
Down the Chimney
Kenny Roberts
Travelin' Blues
Brake Man's Blues
Bill Monroe
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ADVENTURE
IN WILDERNESS AT
CLARK GABLE embraces MARIA ELENA MARQUES, in ihu iccne Itom
MGM's "ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI," in color by Technicolor.
PROGRAM SHUFFLE for
Thanksgiving day to make way
for special Thanksgiving features.
Be sure to tell jtpur small fry Bob
McCarl, with Torrence, in Sleepy
time Tales, will be heard at 12:30
p.m., in place of MAN ON THE
STREET, presenting the story of
Thanksgiving. Then at 1:30 p.m.,
Hansen Motors presents a special
program of Thanksgiving music.
And yet another one: THANKFUL
HOUR presenting top flight Holly
wood talent and stars from Broad
way's "white way" will join to
headline Mutual-Don Lee's Thanks
giving feature, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
For the second consecutive year
Richard Widmark will be heard
as the narrator of this hour-long
extravaganza of music and drama.
Such outstanding personalities as
James Alexander, Ann Blyth, Ann
Jamison, Marina Koshetz, Pat
O'Brien, Rod O'Conner and Enzio
Pinza will head the parade of stars
from movielaud, stage and radio.
"The Thankful Hour" is pre-
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work in cooperation with the Rev
Patrick Peyton, C.S.C., producer
of the "Family Theater " series,
which is aired each Saturday eve
ning over this station. Joseph Mans
field is the director of this special
broadcast and music is under the
U.S. Prisoners Murdered By Reds
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK (AP) There is no parallel in Amer
ican history to the cold-blooded massacre of some 5,500
prisoners of war by the Communists in Korea. .
Assuming that the current official investigation bears
out the report of Col. James M. Hanley, chief of the advocate
section of the Eighth army, then :
It is by far the greatest atrocity committed against our
nation since its founding.
It negates . the principles upon which our republic is
built the value of the individual and human rights.
In the seven year struggle to
achieve American independence
the U. S. army estimates "at least
4-044 American soldiers were
killed" in battle.
Yet in less than a vear-and-a-half
of the "police action" in Ko
rea the enemy has murdered in
cold blood more than 5,500 cap
tured and deienseless American
troops. They have murdered more
Americans than died to make us
a free people.
The figure is almost too shock
ing to comprehend. For these out
right murders of our men are only
a small fraction of our total Ko
rean casualties now at the 100,
000 mark.
And the murders of our men
are only a small fraction of the
murders committed by the Reds
among captured South Korean
tioops and the South Korean civil
ian population.
But the number of disarmed
Americans they have brutally shot
down or clubbed to death makes
the Custer massacre of the In
dian wars or the Malmedy mas
sacre of the last World War look
like misdemeanors.
These endless, fruitless and use
less slayins by the Chinese and
North Korean Reds must put be
fore civilized mankind again its
oldest question does human life
hold any dignity, or must peoples
feed upon each other as ammais
Gan. Patton's Action Cited
The 20th century mind, brought
up in a time of atrocity, is dulled
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direction of Harry Zimmerman;
Tony LaFrano is the announcer.
Due to limitations of space, only
a very few of the personalities are
mentioned. With such a cast as
already mentioned, it can't help
but be listenable. The perfect cli
max for the day.
ODE TO A LOST DRUMSTICK
BY Jack Kirkwood
When science plans for greater
things
They should think of family
needs
For it would be serendipity if . . .
They crossed turkeys with centi
pedes. Yes sir! It sure would. That word
isn't even in the dictionary. Just
leave it to Kirkwood. It's a good
idea, though don't you think?
REPORTERS ROUNDUP inter
view guest Thursday, 8:30 to 9:00
p m., will be Gen. Hoyt S. Van
denberg, the air chief of staff. Gen
Vandenberg appears upon his re
turn from a tour of air force in
stallations in Korea, throughout the
Far East and in Europe. His pre
liminary remarks to newsmen on
his return to the Pentagon recently
that the B-29 is already obsolete
and that the Communists have
greater air strength than we
nave precipitated heated nation'
wide discussion on air force devel
opment.
to the very word atrocity. It tends
to regard atrocity and propaganda
as the same word.
There are people today who al
ready are willing to believe that,
Hitler's human death factories
were only legends.
Gen George S. Patton was aware
of people's tendency to shrug away
distasteful facts. When his Third
army captured a Nazi concentra
tion camp, he forced the civilian
population of the nearest town to
walk through the camp and gaze
at the inmates the piled dead,
the starving living. He wanted
them to remember forever what
their government did to helpless
men.
These massacres in Korea are
lib more legendary than the mas
sacres ot Hitler, and no more
to be condoned.
Whit Was Sn in Korta
In the prison at Taeion in Sent.
1950. I saw the corpses of 400
civilians shot by the retreating
Reds. What crimes had these dead
folk committed? The crime of
many consisted in the fact that
they owned a rice paddy, were
landlords or merely had remained
indifferent to the communist cause.
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900 Over the Coffe Cup
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10:001 Love a Mystery
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11:25 News Nitecap
11:30 Sign Off
In the courtyard of the Taeion
city jail I watched as they dug
out the bodies of a line of Amen
can soldier prisoners. They had
been tied together at the writs.
forced to kneel in a quickly dug
ditch then shot down. Two of the
American boys died holding each
other in a final handclasp.
There have been scores of mas-
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5:00 Ace Of Space LBS
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1000 Modem Melody Hour
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8:15 Pee Wee Hunt
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815 Say It With Musle .
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10:00 Movletown U. S. A. LBS
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:45 Tod O' The Morning
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sacres like this in Korea, some
smaller, some larger.
How can these dead soldiers
ever rest easy in their graves un
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Wed., Nov. 21. 19S1 The News-levltw, RoMburg, Or. I
Accordion Band .
Presents Concert
A concert was presented by Jene
Smith's accordion band at the
Douglas County home Armistice
day. The band, made up of 19 chil
dren, represented the Zonta club
of Koseburg. Included among the
selections were several marches
by John Phillip Sousa.
Mr. Leslie Long, one ' of the
Gray Ladies who conducts classes
in Christian education at the Vet
erans hospital, and a group of sing
ers from the Church of the Open
Bible, held their weekly service at
The Home on Friday afternoon.
This service consisted mostly of
singing.
Mrs. Mittye Harms, head nurse,
has returned to work after a
month's vacation. Mrs. Burr Dru-
liner filled her position during her
aDsence.
Among visitors at The Home
during the past week were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Hutchinson. Mr. Hutch
inson was a former county com
missioner. Mr. and Mrs. W. O.
Gildersleve also called to greet rid
friends.
Several botes of good clothing
have been given to the patients
by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Marsters of
Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer
of Camas Valley.
At the present time there are 62
patients registered at The Home.
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