6 Th. News-Revl.w, Roseburg, Ore. Thur. Mor. 251954
Three Marines
Get Date With
Ava Gardner
By STAN SWINTON
ROME UH Three Marine
vroeants at loose ends in Rome
managed to Set a Ia;i( minute date
Tuesday nigtil with a North Caro
lina girl named Avs Gardner.
"The trouble is nobody hack
with the fleet is going to believe
it," Sgt. Victor R. Fiabane of New
York City, mourned Wednesday.
Film star Ava, looking beautiful
in a low-cut red and white cock
tall dress, took the three Marines
to a glittering movie party cele
brating the completion of her
latest picture Then she was hos
tess to them at dinner and a smart
' nightclub.
Fiabane. Set. John T. Morrisey.
Libertytown Md., and Sgt.- Billy
Lees, San Francisco, went sight
seeine in Rom Tuesday on three-
day passes from 6th Fleet units in
port at Naples. Fiabane told what
happened:
"We were walking up toward a
castle for a look when this fe!
' low started talking to us who said
he had been a Marine captain.
; He was real nice. His name was
.' Lee Cameron.
"He took us to his office and
" gave us free passes to a movie
and while we were there he had
. to call Ava on a business thing.
He mentioned lie had three Ma
." rines with nothing to do and she
said to brini? us to her party as
r, her guests. So we went with her
" and hrr sister, Beatrice.
"Well, we really had a wonder
". ful time. She was real sincere and
really nice."
Ava had a good time, too. She
didn't le?ve her guests for home
until well after midnight.
BIRTHS
Joe Garner, Early Yoncalla
Pupil, Dies At Klamath Falls
Mercy Hospital
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Ward, 1946 Eden Lane, Rose
burg, March 21, a son, Mark
Warren; weight seven pounds.
TIirWDCrW Trt Mr nrwt Mr.
Theodore Thompson, Rt. 1 Box 99,
Roseburg, March 22. a daughter,
Candice Mane; weigni six pournis
four ounces.
Douglas Community Hospital
BACKLUND To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Backlund, Thomas Street,
nnL-K,,f.(T llnrph 1Q a datidhtor.
Valery Carlecn; weight seven
pourxis ten ounces.
STANDLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Swandley, Glide. March 20,
a son, Cyrus Edward; weight sev
en pounds nine and one-half ounc-ces.
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Le
land Allen, Sutherlin, March 20, a
son, Patrick Ray; weight eight
pounds one and one-half ounces.
Lmvia 10 mr. ami nnv vji
len Davis, Mart 20, a daughter,
Lora June; weight five pounds
six and one-fourth ounces.
jews Plan Rebuilding
On Reparations Money
NEW YORK Wl The Confer
ence on Jewish Material Claims
against Germany has voted to
spend $900,000 on a program to
rebuild and advance Jewish cul
ture. The money is part of nine mil
lion dollars allocated to Jews out
side Israel from a 90-million-dol-
lar reparations installment paid
recently by Germany to Israel.
This was the first installment on
822 million dollars West Germany
has agreed to pay under a Bonn-
Israel reparations agreement,
By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Word has been received from
Klamath Falls of Uie death of Joe
Garner. Garnertlivcd in Yoncalla
many years ago and attended high
school here. He ws married to a
niece of Luther Daughcrty."
Her From Laktvitw
Mr. and Mrs, Cassius Rychard
and son, Paul, visited relatives
here last week. They returned to
their home in Lakeview Sunday.
Mrs. Homer Kruse and Zola Mc
Dougall spent last Wednesday
shopping in Portland. Miss Mc
Dougall, a teacher at Bend, spent
last week here with her father,
Henry McDougall.
Homer Kruse and Henry Mc
Dougall attended the Edward
Kruse funeral in Roseburg. Ed
ward Kruse was an uncle of Hom
er.
Plans are underway to noid
"Holv Week" services at the Yon
calla Church of Christ. A special
speaker will deliver the messages.
On ADril 11. Miss Grace Farn-
ham. a missionary returned from
Japan, will talk and show pic
tures of her work in Japan. The
public is invited to attend all meet
ings.
Contest On
Members of the Yoncalla Church
of Christ are working hard to
have 150 in attendance next Sun
day. Tne Yoncalla Church and the
Drain Church of Christ have en
tered into a contest in Sunday
School attendance. So far the
Drain Church has won two differ
ent Sundays
Mrs. Luther Daughcrty enter
tained at' a luncheon at .icr home
recently, having as her guests
Mrs. Homer Kruse, Mrs. Bob
Smith and daughter. Madeline
Mrs. Elmer Ellison and Martha
Joe Daughtery.
Mrs. Al Hoffman, Mrs. Clouser
and Mrs. Luther Daugherty drove
to Blue River Friday on business.
Mrs. Ernest Sinnock underwent
an operation on her foot at the
Cottage Grove Hospital, Tuesday.
Richard and Charles Copeland
of Oakland spent their spring va
cation with their sister, May. at
the Forrest Tandy home.
Roseburg Garden
Club Dates Show
The first of several annual gar
den shows will get underway when
the Roseburg Garden Club spon
sors "The Magic of Spring" at
the Roseburg Woman's Club April
z ana a.
The theme of the show will be
built around camellias, and will
contain five divisions. Three di
visions, horticultural specimens
arrangements and the junior di
vision, will be open to public en
try. The other two, shadow box
arrangements, and wedding and
bridal table settings are special
divisions under the supervision of
the club. Awards wll be made to
prize-winning public entries.
Hours for the show have been
set from 2 to 9:30 p.m. on Frday
and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat
urday. .Entres may be made at
the clubhouse from 9 to 11:30 a..m
Frday. i
Chairmen of the event are Mrs
Kenneth Ford, and Mrs. J. M.
Boyles, schedule chairman. For
further Information regarding en
tries, interested persons may call
Mrs. Ford at 3-8581 or Mrs.
Boyles at 3-8557.
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Deerslayers
Demonstrate
4H Workings
By JEAN RADCLIFFE
Members of the Deer Slayers
4H Club gave demon trations at
their last meeting at the Deer
Creek School Monday. Charles
Starnes and Jerry Rust demon
strated how to weave string and
make different items. Nancy Ow
ens and Doris Stringfellow showed
how to feed a bummer lamb, and
Albert Radclife and Wally Foster
demonstrated the art of killing a
chicken.
The club is planning a field trip
for April 3, according to Albert
Radcliffe, club reporter. Janet
Evanoff resigned from the club
and Charles Starnes was elected
the new secretary-treasurer.
Another candy sale waa discuss
ed for the near future. Clifford
Stone was elected chairman of
this committee.
Supper Makes Profit
The box supper held at the South
Deer Creek Grange hall last Sat
urday evening was called a uc
urday evening was called a suc
the boxes that were auctioned off.
Si Van Voorst was program chair
man. Three of the 4H Club mem
bers that had anticipated being in
the program were unable to at
tend. Linda McCormack rendered
a piano solo, Jane Gates gave a
short talk on 4H club work, Lester
Bell gave a short skit represent
ing a sheopherder, Curti Barker
played the steel guitar and the
harmonica. Helen Anderson won
the "Cake Walk," which brought
$9. Community singing waa partic
ipated in by all.
Boys Ski
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Radcliffe
and boys drove up to Taft Moun
tain Sunday and Mike and Albert
did some skiing on the warm sun
ny slopes. The snow was perfect
for good skiing.
Mr. and Mr . John Pinkerton of
Roseburg and Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Jefferies of Roseburg were vis
itors of the Waldon Halfields last
Sunday.
Sunday evening services at the
Pine Grove Church were well at
tended. Joanie Kruse had charge
of the program. A duet was sung
by Roxie and Linda Hanneman,
also a duct was offered by Betty
Brydges and Judy Ott, A trio,
including Joanie Kruse, Betty
Brydges and Donny Meyers, sang
a number. The Rev. Mr. Currier
delivered the evening message.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rdselund
Gordon Rosclund and Mrs. George
Krueger visited in the Willard
Smith home Sunday afternoon on
the Buckhorn Road.
Major Accused
Of Pocketing,
Discarded Money
TOKYO An Air Force Major
entrusted with destroying wornout
military currency and a former of
ficer have been arrested for al
legedly pocketing some $200,000
destined for the furnace, the Air
Force announced.
Maj. Thomas Pate of Los An
geles, under bouse arrest here, has
helped recover most of the money,
Far East Air Forces said. No
charges have been filed against
him.
The FBI in Washington identi
fied the second man as Lowell A.
Logan, 24. of Springfield, Ohio,
now a student at the university
of Iowa, Logan was arrested Sat
urday at Iowa City. He pleaded
innocent yesterday of a charge of
embezzling $20,000 in federal funds.
Pate has been finance officer at
Tachikawa air base 20 miles south
west of Tokyo.
The air force said he admitted
swapping script of small denomi
nation for bigger currency and
then falsifying records to show
that the bigger certificates had
been destroyed.
The role allegedly played by Lo
gan was not announced.
When arrested, the major was
carrying $06,000 in U. S. currency.
Military personnel in Japan are re
quired to use only military script
while on duty in Japan.
The metric system of measure
ments meter, gram, litre w a s
first set up by France more than a
century and a half ago.
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