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Tht Nwi-Revlw, Roseburg, Of Thuri., Pt. . 11 16 Local News Endi Vacation-City Polics Sgt.l Jim McAlpine returned to work Wednesday after a vacation at Los Angelei. Visiting Parants Sylvia Ann Neal, now residing in Phoenix, Aril., is visiting for two weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neal, in Roseburg. Rummag Salt tlann.d Dalta Kappa Gamma sorority will hold a rummage sale on the second lloor of the Odd Fellows building Satur day, Dec. 8, beginning at 0:30 a.m. Atttndt FBI Csurtt Roseburg Police Chief Ted Mazac attended a two-day FBI training course in Portland Tuesday and Wednesday. Erwin Short was acting chief of police in the meantime. Arrives In England Accord ing to word received here, Mrs. Dee Boycr, nee Nancy Casltey, ar rived in England Monday to join her husband, who is with the V. S. forces there. They will be in Eng land for a year. Mrs. Boyer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Caskey of this city. DRIPNOT 1 If ' sii"- 'N"",r"l ' I Villi In Saltm Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wharton have returned to their home in Roseburg, following the weekend in Salem with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. (Bill) Wharton. At Rice Heme Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon of Los Angeles have arrived in Roseburg to remain over the holidays with the latter'! mother, Mrs. M. K. Rice on East Cass street. Mrs. Gordon is the former Eva' Rice of this city. Daughter Born Susan Lynn, born Dec. 2 to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Clark of Medford, weighed eight pounds and two ounces. Her grand narents are Mr. and Mrs. Peter Grummet and Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Clark of Roseburg. Ge To Portland Mr. and Mrs. ! H. N. Jacobson and Mrs. Robert H. Savage of Roseburg left to day for Portland to spend a couple ol days on business. They were accompanied by the letter's sis ter, Mrs. Julia Stearns, who re turned to her nome in i-ornana, following a week's visit at the Sav age home. Leaves For Home Mrs. Merle Lowden, nee Gertrude Laird, has left for her home in Milwaukee, Wis., following two weeks in Rose burg with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Laird. She made the trip west by plane, having been called by the serious illness of her father, B. H. Laird, who is now reported improving at Mercy hos pital, where he is receiving treat ment for a heart ailment. Mrs. Lowden stopped over this week in Portland for a short visit with her sister, Miss Maxine Laird, enroute home. Arriving this week to visit at the Laird home on Winchester street from Portland was Mrs. Ar thur Atherlon, sister of Mrs. Laird. Ortcjon CoHect Hugt Sum In Delinquent Taxei SALEM UP) The state tax Income tax payments, with the commission said it collected $3,-jother half being corporation in 132.934 in delinquent state income come taxes. taxes during the first 10 momns oi this year. Delinquent tax collections during all of 1950 totaled 13.697,000. About half the delinquent tax collections this year are personal With 40 field auditors on the job, the tax commission said it has stepped up the collection of back taxes. Collections this year Include unpaid takes for as far back as 1929. Total Income tax collections for the first 10 months of 1951 were $52,700,000. The commission the collections in the final months would be $5,000,000. Collection are running far ahead of what the legislature estimated. U.S. To Demand Release Of Fliers Held In Hungary Eugene Bandits Lock Clerks In Storage Vault ,EUGENE-(PV- A bandit held up two clerks at a grocery atore here Friday night, locked them in the cold storage vault, and escaped with between $200 and $300. "' hook through the Barton A. McKagan and Lee ,,,' , . ... . , , , , iu n. '... Somebody will be along to let Carter told polce gunman ' he ,old (he waikea into me store wnne it was i two clerks. i empty, of customers. He marched a customer freed, the two men them Into the walk-in cooler and i several minutes later. WASHINGTON UP) T h United States is planning to serve a vigorous demand on Communist Hungary, possibly today, for the prompt release of four American airmen and an air force cargo plane. The demand was drafted after Moscow belatedly disclosed that the unarmed plane, missing for i nearly two weeks, had been forced said ! by Soviet fighters to land in Hun two Kry- The note was sent to George Abbott, in charge of the Ameri can legation in Budapest, for de livery to the Hungarian foreign of fice. Diplomatic officials forecast a separate protest might go later to Moscow, in view of the direct Rus sian role' in the latest episode to embitter American relations with the Soviet bloc. Beyond these actions and a pos sible complaint to the United Na tions, there was no authoritative indication what the U. S, could and might do. The Hungarian regime may, if It so desires, re ject the American demand, press charges against the fliers and use them in effect as hostages. Hungary won a series of U. S. concessions for the release from a Communist jail of Robert A. Vogeler, American businessman. Moscow laid a possible basis for charges against the fliers in lifting the mystery of what became of the plane when it disappeared on Nov. 19. A Tass news agency dispatch declared the plane deliberately vio lated the Hungarian frontier and carried supplies for "spies and sa boteurs" east of the Iron curtain. Denying that, the State depart ment declared the maps, para chutes, blankets and a portable radio reportedly found aboard were normal emergency equipment. The C-47 craft was enroule from Munich tn Raltfrari. twilh tnnnlipl for the embassy in the Yugoslav virtually 'Family Doctor Of Year' Started With Bicycle LOS ANGELES -(PI half a century - Afti of prac capital. It reported by radio dur ing the flight that it was off course. Tax Refund Case Delays Rapped By Judge Fee PORTLAND (if) Federal Judge James Alger Fee has his "tomahawk out" for government attorneys who delay income tax refund suits. Monday Judge Fee heard a re port on more than a dozen suits from Assistant U. S. Attorney Vic tor Harr. When Harr was finished, Judge Fee said: "You can - advise Washington I've got a tomahawk out. The gov ernment is the worst litigate on delays. These tax cases drag on from year end to year end. The court has been very patient." ticing in the same town. Dr. Al bert C. Yoder of jOshen, Ind., has been named America's "fam ily doctor of the year." The award was announced at a meeting of the American Medi cal association. Dr. Yoder, 84, started answer ing medical calls in Goshen on a bicycle in 1902 and still handles a large practice. Four and a half years ago a doc tor more than 20 years his junior declined to take the case of five auto crash victims brought into the Goshen hospital late at night. "You'll have to call someone younger, I'm too tired." that doc. tor explained. The physician who answered the call was Dr. Yoder. Dr. Yoder, who will celebrate his 57th wedding anniversary Christmas day, has four children. Toilet Tank Tray PREVENT . DISCOLORING LOOSENING ROTTING OF BATHROOM FLOORS SEE US FOR ALL YOUR PLUMBING, HEATING and 6 6 n APPLIANCES MADE ARCHBISHOP T h e Most Rev. John F. CHars, bishop of Buffalo, above, has been named the fifth archbishop of Philadelphia. A native of Ann Arbor, Mich and former president of Notre Dame Uni versity, the archbishop-elect succeeds the late Dennis Cardi nal Dougherty, -who died In May. 517 S. Stephens St. Roseburg, Oregon Grandmother Object Of Mountain Search BIRMINGHAM. Ala. 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