Margaret Davie Assists ,
With Linfield Drama
Margaret Davie Rt. 1 Box 265,
Roseburg, is assisting with prepar
ations for the sixth annual drama
clinic at Linfield college, McMinn
ville, to be held Saturday, Dec. 12.
The clinic will feature a per
formance of a three-act play, "The
Torchbearers," by Linfield play
era. Approximately 200 high school
students are expected to attend
. the session. Miss Davie is a mem
ber of Alpha Psi Omega, national
drama honorary, and Cardinal
Masque, local drama club on the
campus. Lester Schilling, profcs
sor of drama, is director of the
clinic. .
Local Nevs
Has- Surgery Friday Mrs.
Arthur Lamka, 2040 Ann St., Rose
burg, underwent surgery Friday
at Mercy Hospital.
Receiving Treatment David
Gibson of Canyonville is receiv
ing medical treatment at Mercy
Hospital.
Medical Patient Frank Fin
ney, 7-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Finney, Roseburg, is a
medical patient at Mercy Hospital.
Admitted to Hospital Mrs. Lou
Morgan of Roseburg has been ad
mitted to Mercy Hospital to re
ceive medical treatment.
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SATURDAY NIGHT
' 9 p.m. 'til 1 a.m.
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tax included
Hat Tonsillectomy Anita Polk
11, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orin
Polk, Roseburg, had her tonsils
removed Thursday at Mercy Hos
pital, ;
Hospitallted George LaVigne,
11-montbs-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin LaVigne, Myrtle Creek, has
been admitted to Mercy Hospital
to receive medical treatment
Has Appendectomy Peter
Bauer, 10-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ladislav Bauer, 550 Howe
St., Roseburg, underwent an ap
pendectomy Friday at Mercy Hos
pital. Discharged Gary Smith, Rose
burg, logger for Curtis Trent Com
pany, has been discharged from
Mercy Hospital, where he was
taken this week for treatment of
a cut hand.
Horn From Hospital Mrs.
Vehna Smirl, Camas Valley Rt.,
Roseburg, has been discharged
from Mercy Hospital, where she
has been receiving medical treat
ment. Returns To Portland Miss
Dorothy Casey left today for her
home in Portland, following sev
eral days in Roseburg visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mc
Dermott, on South Kane Street
Out Of Hospital Mrs. Edith
L. Sweeney, 1642 N. Stephens St.,
Roseburg, has been discharged
from Mercy Hospital, where she
recently underwent minor surg
ery. Hat Ma or Operation Mrs. J.
Roland Parker, wife of the Doug
las County Agricultural Agent, 640
Cobb "St., underwent major sur
ery Thursday at Mercy Hospital.
She is reported to be getting along
nicely.
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS; 1951
6:00 Coffee Club Capers 1 ,
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9:49 Our Gal Sunday CBS
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10:30 Young ur, maionc .na
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11:00 In the Groove
11:15 Perry Mason CBS
11:30 Nor Drake CBS
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12:00 Bob Grant, World News . .
12:15 Moaern Mooa music
19:30 Man on the Street
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1:00 Bob Oram. Locu news
1:10 Market Reports
1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS
1:45 Celebrity Time
2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS
2:45 Trading Post ' .
3:00 Wizard of Odds CBS
3:15 Women's News Desk CBS
j -"XI Musical Interlude
3:25 Ralph Story'a Back Yard CBS
3:U safety first
4:00 Musical Roundup
4:15 The Christophers
4:30 Story Time
4:45 Cass Street Carrousel
5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS
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5:30 World xooav
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5:55-Star on tne Horizon
6:00 Brighter Side
615 World of Sports
8:30 Evening Melodies
6:45 Chuck wagon Jamboree
7:00 Guest Book
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7:30 Godfrey Talent Scouts CBS
8:00 Suspense CBS
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9:45 The New Beulah Show CBS
1000 Pan American Road Races CBS
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Thomas Bryce Of Dillard
Is In Portland Hospital
CRUSHED BY LUMBER
COTTAGE GROVE W! Ernest
Hathaway of Silk Creek near here
was killed at a lumber operation
Thursday.
A stack of lumber from which
he was removing jacks fell and
crushed him. The accident hap
pened at the Eastburn Lumber Co.
operation about 10 miles east of
here.
MONDAY, novrmurr ex. lOKI
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6:02 Dawnbuiters
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:40 Weathor Report
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By ROSA HEINBACH
Thomas Bryce of South DiUard
Is reported to be responding fa
vorably to emergency treatment in
a Portland hospital for injuries
he received from a fall during the
first day of the hunting season.
He was treated in the Douglas
Community Hospital until Sunday,
when his condition became criti
cal. He was then taken to Port
land for observation and treat
ment. His mother. Mrs. Elisabeth
Bryce, who makes her home in
itfjtnn Dulara with ner son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
George McDowell, was called
home from Detroit, Mich., where
sne naa gone recently lor an ex
tended visit with her sons and
daughters. Bryce's son, Russell
Bryce. who is in the Armed Serv
ice serving in Europe was sent
for and is expected to arrive at
nis lather s bedside any day.
Has Housaguatt- -
Mrs. G. C. Mead of Eugene was
the houseguest of Mr. and Mrs.
0. D. McAllister last week. Mr.
and Mrs. McAllister drove her
back to Eugene Friday to spend
the weekend and attend the play
ing of "The Robe."
Mrs. Carl Mutschler and son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Marshall, and baby accom
panied Mr. Harvey Duke and chil
dren, Louise and Willard, to Port
land Saturday to visit Mrs. Duke
who has been in the Good Samari
tan Hospital for medical treat
ment for several weeks. Mrs. Duke
is now reported to be responding
to treatment and is out of the
nospitai and living with her moth
er, Mrs. Delta White, near the
hospital where she returns fre.
quently for treatment.
Mrs. Duke was rushed to Port
land on Aug. 27th in a critical con
dition. Alter treatment and obser
vation she underwent an operation
for a brain tumor 'on Sept. 3. A
second operation followed on Oct.
5. . -.
While in Portland Mrs Mnlsoh.
Ier and party went to White Sal-
Sof. Nov. 21, 1953 Th Newi-Rtvlcw, Roseburg, Of. 3
and band instructor of the Doirg
las High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy McDon
ald will assume their new office
aa counselors of the Youth Fellow,
ship and entertain the officers at
their home for a potluck dinner
on Friday evening.
mon to visit her brothers, Sea
born White and Losson White and
families and Mr, and Mrs, Clif-
lora j ones. Ttiey returned home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Everett JTaumeser and
daughter. Roberta, have both been
confined to their home with In
testinal flu for the oast week.
Judy Barnes, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Barnes was home from
school sick on Wednesday, .
Pneumonia Victim
Mrs. Thelma Smlrl was taken
to the Mercy Hospital Monday for
treatment of .1 severe attack of
virus pneumonia. She la reported
by her aunt. Mrs. Jim Hunt, to
oe responding favorably to treat-
mem.
Alton Owens left Tuesday for
Salem to attend to business in
connection, with his new nursery
that he is building up in Dillard.
Owens, who has for several years
been associated with C. E. Moyer
in the nursery business, is now
building up a large nursery of his
own.
Mrs. Fred Burks underwent vas
cular surgery Wednesday in a
Portland hospital.
At the Dillard Methodist Church
Sunday at 11 a.m. the Rev. B. A.
Feenstra will give the Thanksgiv
ing message from the text, "He
prepared A Table Before Me."
There will be installation of the
officers , of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship for the next year and
also a reception of new members.
The choir, under the leadership
of Paul Dodd, will present special
music. Dodd Is musical director
4,000 Missing In Action
Men Presumed Dead
WASHINGTON 11 The Armv
announced Friday that about 4,
000 men now' listed as missing in
action in Korea win oe declared
"presumed dead" in January if
there is no new information about
tnem by then. :
As of now, the Army lists the
number of its missing In Korea
as about 6,300.
The 4.000 who nrosnectlvelv will
be listed as "presumed dead" in
January Include men who have
been missing lor more than a
year.
me oiner z.300 have been miss.
ng less than a year or else the
Army has some report, not. yet
tuny explored, to indicate me pos
sibility they are alive. J(, M.
Sunday & Monday
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"WHEN YOU'RS SMILING"
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3 P.M. -
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ENDS TONIGHT
"The Model and the
Marriage Broker1'
JEANNE GRAIN
THELMA HITTER
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TRAP"
JOSEPH COTTEN
TERESA WRIGHT
Sunday . - Monday
"AFRICAN
QUEEN"
HUMPHREY BOGART
Katharine Hepburn
PLUS
"SON OF THE
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JOHN'S
3 Ml. North of Myrtle Creek
WwjVv-toi-liii1i.i
TO THE
MUSIC OF
BILLY JACK
WILLS
AND HIS
WESTERN
SWING BAND
First appearance of this xcellent Western Swing
Bond in Douglas County. Billy Jack Wilis it the
younger brother of Bob Wills and is topi In en
a.rtnifiiria nhllirv. Hit band it very danceable.
We are lure you'll enjoy yourself ot John' Curve
;nturrl0v Niaht. JOIN IN THE FUN ... DANCE
AT THE CURVE.
New Mail Rate Increase
For Some Articles Made
WASHINGTON Ifl The Inter
state Commerce Commission Fri
day authorized Increases in the
parcel post rates on catalogues,
similar printed advertising matter
and controlled circulation Duplica
tions.
The advances in the catalogue
nd advertising matter srouD will
amount to about 17 per cent. The
rates on controlled circulation pub
lications will be hiked about 10 per
cent.
The latter publications are prin
cioallv trade and technical publi
cations circulated without a sub
scription charge to specialized
groups.
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try buses with a total of 31 pas
apnffpra ahnard were stranded in
eastern Colorado Friday at howl-
ing winds whipped powdery snow
into seven and eight foot drifts.
All passengers were reported
safe. No fresh snow was falling.
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