2 Tha Nwi-Rvlw, Roseburg, Oro W.d., Dte. If, 1951
Prisoner Of War Lists
Create Frtsh Wranglt
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Allied negotiator! had forced
the list of prisoners from the
Moos Lodge Schedules
Kiddies Christmas Party
The Roseburg Moose lodge will
Reds, charging they were using hold its annual kiddies Christmas
it aa a bludgeon for other con-1 party at the Moose temple Thurs
cessions and refusing to discuss day at 7:30 p.m.
mis party is a yearly event lor
precise num-
he u. N. corn-
all Moose children and any
needy children that members can
fur-tho ..nnriitlnnt nn 'pyrhnnffA nf
me appalling Discrepancy, no r- prisoners until the
fused to believe the honesty of , (,er wa, known. 1'ti
the Communists. , mand said it could expect to get ; bring. A special program will be
Red newsmen suggested some i,, oniy those prisoners defin-1 presented and Santa Claus will
cauvuiu uuuiu neiy laenmieo. Dy me neas in be mere wiin an Kinds oi treau
probably were In the North Ko-jdvance of (n agreement. (for the kiddles, It is announced.
rean army now, or had melted
away into civilian me.
Hidden Purpose Suspected
The South Korean government j
When and bow to release the
prisoners still remains to be de
cided by truce negotiators.
Presumably an exchange would
tatement suggested the Reds ; be accomplished In stages after
were "camouflaging a tremend-; an armistice is signed. Negotia
ous number of tragic atrocities or , tors are trying to beat a Dec. 27
purposely withholding namea for ' deadline only 8daya away,
some future advantage." I The truce supervision subcom-
Amcrican officers have charged ; mittee made no progress toward
the Reds slaughtered 5,500 to 8,- that goal, a U. N. spokesman
000 of the 11,000 U. S. troops listed said, in more than four hours of
aa missing in action. I wrangling Wednesday,
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Holds Children's
Christmas Party
A program of singing, dancing,
harmonica music and a visit from
Santa Claus, featured the annual
children's Christmas party of the
American Legion Tuesday night
After the Boy .Scout troop, spon
sored by the Legion, had pre
sented the flag, Sally Hilt pre
sented some of her very small
dancing students in several num
bers. Robin Williams, Gale Short,
Donna Lee Hill, Melody Davidson
and Aline Batton did a tap dance,
entitled "Coin To Town." Julie
Solomon did a special tap num
ber; Kattiy Thurber gave a two
baton twirling exhibition, and
Carol Lee and Pat Davidson
danced a hula.
Mrs. Kathrlne Lockwood, Ben
son school teacher, presented her
fourth grade harmonica band in
a group of selections. Janet Lee
fnman and Sharon Terrel were
the announcers. Sharon played a
solo part; Patty Dent sang to
xylophone accompaniment b y
Gretche n Mc Donald, and Janet
Inman and Arthur De Ross
played "Taps" as a prelude to
tne group a linal selection, "Amer
ica." Concluding the program, the
Boy Scouts sang a number. Then
Santa Claus came and, after talk
ing to the group of children who
quickly gathered around him, dis
tributed candy and other refresh
ments.
Mayor Albert G. FIcgr-1 waa
master of ceremony; William
Mills, general chairman: J i m
Young, program chairman, and
Ted Dauber, food, chairman.
Churchill Govt. Boosts
Price Of Cheese, Bacon
Distribution
Of Profits Shared
By Poultry Co-Op
Douglas county patrons of the
Pacific Cooperative Poultry Pro
ducera association will soon be
receiving cash Christmas pres
ents, reports L. L. Bloom, local
manager.
Directors of the association an
nounced at Portland this week dis
tribution of 1306,689.(0 to patrons,
presenting profit sharing and
interest
The associatln, Bloom reports,
holds profits in a reserve fund
for a period of five years, paying
interest at the rate of five per
cent annually. Distribution then
is made to patrons on a partici
pation basis. Capital certificates
being retired this year total $229,
200, with accumulated interest
amounting to $77,489.60, the as
sociation reports.
As the association has several
hundred members in Douglas
county, a substantial sum will be
distributed in this area, Bloom
says.
Interest drafts are being
piailed this week, the Portland
office reports, and retirement
payments will be mailed as rap
idly as certificates are received
following the retirement date
Jan. 1.
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Ot DIPINDAdH TRANSPORTATION.. -tUeifie.. 4f UNION PACIFIC
LONDON -(IP) -Winston
Churchill's conservative govern
government hiked the price of
cheese and baron today and told
the British people they'd have to
get ' along with less bacon and
candy.
Cheese and bacon went up a
whopping 12 cents a pound. Both
are rationed.
The food ministry also slashed
the bacon ration from four to
three ounces per persona week
and cut the candy ration by half
an ounce to six ounces a week.
The changes in price and size of
ration go into eltect a week trom
Monday.
Hie government blamed rising
costs for the price increases and
an outurcaK oi root and moutft
disease, which affects livestock,
for the drop in bacon supplies.
The disease . Is raging both in
Britain and on tne continent.
Nurses To Meet The Ore
gon State Nurses association will
meet Thursday, Dec. 20, at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ver
non Keel, 218 Court street. All
registered nurses are requested
to be present. Those attending are
asked to bring an inexpensive gift
to exchange. Refreshments will be
served.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
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POUNDS-HANKINS Jack Gus
Pounds and Bonnie Ruth Hank'
ins, both of North Bend.
MADISON-CORNWELL Ken
neth E. Madison, Oakland, and
Muriel Louise Cornwell, bcotls
burg. VANCLEAVE-BROWN Bar
ney Milton Vancleave and Arlyn
Irene Drown, Dow ot wiiuur.
Divorce Suit Filed
WITHAM Mamie vs. Alfred
Wltham. Cruelty charged. Plaintiff
asks property disposition and res
toration of former name, Mamie
McKay.
Divorce Decree Granted
POOLE Volincr Albert from
Rence Dolores Poole. Custodyof
two minor children awarded to
plaintiff.
Divorce Suit Dismissed
SIMPSON Howard A. vs. Ma
rie J. Simpson, on motion of plain
tiff.
Christmas means extra
company. . . extra enter
taining. Let Coca-Cola
help make holiday
hospitality easy. Bo
sure to get enough . . ,
and serve ice cold.
Mrs. Anna Weaver, 85,
Of Myrtle Creek, Dies
Mrs. Anna Weaver, 85, widow
of the late Cleal Weaver and life
long resident of Myrtle Creek,
died Tuesday after a long illness.
She was born April 17, 1865, at
Myrtle Creek. Three children sur
vive. The body has been removed
to Long & Orr mortuary in Rose
burg, and services will be an
nounced later.
Beware Of Yule Presents,
Order Of FHA Chief
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ployment, buslnesi activity or In
vestments which could be ques
tioned by anybody on the grounds
of propriety. Foley said the
agency baa strengthened its "com
pliance staffs" to assure that his
orders are carried out.
Said the President in praising
Foley for thoroughness:
"Because of the general public
interest in this subject at the
present time, I believe your let
ter should be made public as an
example of the manner in which
this problem has been dealt with
in the past, and is now being
dealt with, by the government'
In speaking of "general public
interest," the President obviously
referred to the furore over eccept
ance of gifts, vacation trips, cash
and other favors by a number of
officials cheifly in the tax col
lection service who have re
cently been fired or allowed to
resign.
Toastmasters Dine
At Del Rey Cafe
Roseburg Toastmasters and
Toastmistresses held a joint
meeting the last of the year
in the Del Rey cafe at Winchester
Tuesday night
Dinner was served, and tables
were decorated in the Christmas
theme.
Toastmaster for the evening
was Franklin Roach. Alan Knudt
son was table topics chairman.
Dr. Sidney DeLapp began the
evening's entertainment bv telling
I stories to enliven the party.
Following Dr. DeLapp's intra
1 ductory speech, Mrs. Elsa Hunter
spoke on a "Cnristmas in Swe
den." "The New Look at Christmas"
was discussed by Vince Derig,
who related how one man indi
rectly got the present he wanted,
new large caliber rilfe.
He bought his snail daughter a
"Christmas Carol," by Dickens
was discussed by Dricka G r a
ham. Celia Day was evaluator for
the evening.
Forest Glenn Hospital
Canyenvill.
McNeel To Mr. and Mrs.
Creston McNeel of Glendale, Dec.
4, a daughter, Becky Lynn; weight
six pounds thirteen ounces.
PERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Perry of Glendale,
Dec. 4, a daughter, Jo Ellen Ruth.
Charton To Mr. and Mrs.
Emmett M. Charton of Riddle,
Dee. 7, a daughter, Rebecca Su
san; weight nine pounds eight
ounces.
Mathews To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward L. Mathews of Riddle,
Dec. 12, a daughter, Barbara Ann;
weight eight pounds six ounces.
MADDUX To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph D. Maddux, Myrtle Creek,
Dec. 13, a daughter, Wanda Fay;
weight eight pounds two ounces.
ACTHLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon E. Acthley of Myrtle
Creek, Dec. 14, a daughter, Sher
mona Lynn; weight seven pounds
nine ounces.
OTT To Mr. and Mrs. Perry
H. Ott of Myrtle Creek, Dec. 16,
a son. Dale Thomas; weight seven
pounds twelve ounces.
CHRISTMAS PARTY THURSDAY
The Church of the Nazaren will
glva its annual Christmss pro
gram Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Spe
cial features will include recita
tions by children, musical num
bers by the junior choir and pres
entation of gifts and treats. The
public is invited.
JAIL TERM FOR "VAG"
Frank Kozul, 55, transient was
given a 60-day jail aentence by
Reedsport Justice of Peace Fred
Wright on a charge of vagrancy j
involving intoxication and creating
a disturbance, the sheriff's of
fice reported. Kozul was arrested
by a deputy.
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Clyde Beatty Clawed
By Panther In Film Scene
HOLLYWOOD (PI Clyde
Beatty, circus owner and ani
mal trainer, is recovering to
day from a clawing ho got on
the arm from a black panther.
Beatty, while filming, a tele
vision movie, attempted to quiet
the panther during one of the
scenes. The big cat slashed at
hit right arm.
After the injury waa treated,
Beatty returned work.
Leader Dies Suddenly
BUFFALO. N. Y.-WPV-James
J. (Julie) Caputo, 47, Democratic
state committeeman recently con
victed of conspiracy and extor
tion as a result of a gambling
investigation, died unexpectedly
toaay at nis nome oi a neart attack.
Caputo and former City Li
cense Director John P. Rollek, a
Republican, were convicted Dec.
7 in state supreme court They
Her
"Christmas
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bee a demonstration for tbe
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yard and yet large enough to be of real commercial
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sturdy weeks ahead of others. Its all possible with
one of our greenhouses. They come In several sizes
and can be purchased on FHA terms.
Drive out Garden Valley Road (just past the
R.R. tracks) and see the one that has been put up '
for your Inspection. Order it for Christmas because
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Lions Christmas
Party Thursday
The Roseburg Lions and Lady
Lions will be hosts Thursday
night to about 30 boys and girls
whose Christmas might otherwise
be limited. I
This is an annual affair and
will take the form of a banquet
at 6:30 p.m. in. the Hotel Ump
qua. A program and distribution
of gifts by Santa Claus to each
of the children will take place
following. i
The Lady Lions have been as
sisting with the purchase and
wrapping of gifts for the list of
"hildren prepared ' by Dorothy
Kitchen, school nurse.
Carl Felker, is general chair
man, with other Lions serving on
the general committee. Club
members will be assigned to
transport the children to and from
the hotel. ,
CANTATA SCHEDULED !
The vesper choir of the Rose
burg First Church of God will
present a Christmas cantata,
"While Shephards Watched" by
Haldor Lillenas, at 8 p.m. in the
church Friday. It will be directed
by Howard P. Stratton. The pub
lic is invited. 1
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