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Assignment Proves To Ba Complicated OKLAHOMA CITY 1 It to Lt. ounaea line a simple assignment itV COR B. E. Hartnett, Oklahoma City Navy recruiter present a medal to Jimmie Johnson. The medal is a naval unit com mendation for personnel aboard the Bon Homme Richard in 1952. Harlnett began checking around and found 146 Johnsons in the tel ephone book with the initial J. He's about to start calling each one, asking if he served on the Bon Homme Richard. Christmas Spirit Envelopes Scores Of Oregon Towns -THIS MAKES FOR REAL SPORT WITH MY WEW T.V. SET 1 BOUGHT AT 517 S. E. Cast Phone OR 3-3446 X, XT Sf WIM tmj tar new HEARING AID j Tubtltn, Multl-Transiilor Circuit Suptr-Sentilivfl Pormaphont Smoolh-Flow Volumt Control Nolte-Llmltlng Anodlisd Cat A dramatic, new compact light weight efficient hearing aid nothing less than Zenith's finest quality. Not just a one or two transistor unit, but a Zenith quality rmiri-transistor hearing aid with tho power and performance, of some aids at least twice its size and many selling for at least four times its price! Amazingly low operating cost, too only about iOf a week I See it, try it today I K-Day MwMr-Bacfc Qveranlt; OM-Vtor Worronry on4 Rv-Yir Strvto Mo. CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Roieburg, Oregon I am iniarasTta in itatnmi invrt aotitlt Zmilh Huiinf Aids. Pima mail lull datails and litt liltiilgrt. Pliasa latachont ml at Iwma to airantj lor a damonilratton. siatct:. cm: Chapman's Pharmacy Corner of Jackson and Cass Streets Phona OR 3-4533 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A bright, new Christinas star : appeared on the Lane County horizon and Roseburg planned a ! shopping tour for underprivileged children as the yule spirit enveloped scores of Oregon cities. I Klamath Kails arranged a spe cial hookup as youngsters could telephone Santa Claus and tell him j their heart's desires. Santa, of course. Is getting to be the busiest fellow in the country these days and will become even more so as visits are scheduled to hundreds of civic, church and school programs. At Baker, the County Historical Society made arrangements t o have Mrs. Claus accompany him over the Oregon Trail. They'll occupy a trailer house on the city's main street Saturday. An 18-foot neon star was planted atop Skinner Butte at Eugene beside the Easter Cross, in a new tribute to Christmas. Welfare units are co-operating for the annual '.'Operation Christ mas Basket" as civic, lodge and Fourth Bid Lost In Damage Suit SPOKANE in Rowland C. Bartlelt and Robert J. Price have lost their fourth bid to collect SI, 125.000 in damages from the Dahl family of Elk, Wash., in con nection with a uranium site dis pute. Judge Louis F. Bunge said the amended complaint was substan tially the same as three previous complaints Bartlett and Price di rected against the Dahls. "There is nothing here but the bare allegation that the plaintiff was damaged in the sum of over one million dollars," the judge said. Bartlelt and Price contended the Dahls agreed to lease them land which later proved to have uran ium deposits of commercial qual ity. Daybreak Mining Co. is oper ating on the land now. Bartlett ran for Congress in Portland in W8. He also was a candidate for mayor in Seattle at one time. church groups in the Eugene Springfield area appear to be making their biggest effort to take the holiday spirit into every home in the district. The Springfield Police Depart j ment and t h e Marine Corps : Reserve are collecting and repair ing toys to be given to the needy. A community sing is on tap at Eugene Friday night. ! The Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a i shopping tour for underprivileged ; children, and Santa Claus will be available there by telephone, too. As usual, patients ot tne veterans Britons Oppose Russians' Visit LONDON Wl Britons voted overwhelmingly in a newspaper poll here against their govern ment's entertaining Soviet Premier Bulganin and Communist Party boss Khrushchev. The two Soviet leaders are scheduled to visit England in April as official guests of the govern ment. The conservative Daily Sketch reported a poll of its readers showed 69.6 per cent in favor of canceling the invitation Prime Minister Eden extended at the Geneva summit conference last summer. The paper did not say how many persons answered its question naire. Informants have said the Eden government so far has no intention of calling off the visit despite the Soviet leaders' bitter attacks on Britain during their current Asian tour. Lyons, Cath Winners In Turkey Divisions McMINNVILLE Wl The grand championship in the bronze torn and hen divisions in the Pacific Coast Turkey Exhibit wore won here by Lyons Triple B Turkey Farm of Portland. Oath Bros., Turner, won the championship for live birds other than bronze with their Empire Whites. 3i o in: ST MAIDEXS Trtdfinirt RiUrH V S Patent OAVt "Do you mind If I give'him an anesthetic?" mi mm AVE ON ANY 1955 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCE! RANGES REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS LIMITED QUANTITIES ACT NOW V-aL Liberal Trade-in Allowances I"f jr P ROSEBURG 648 S. E. Rose St. . Phone OR 3-5574 SUTHERLIN West Central Phone 2988 tuop n , i '" Hospital will portray a big out door nativity scene. Lighting will be emphasized there, including a cross on Ml. Nebo, in West Rose burg. The Eagles lodge will help Santa distribute toys to the needy. At Grants Pass, the civic chnrux will, add to the Christmas spirit by serenading shut-ins and the high school senior class plans a free Christmas show. High School art students are competing in a con test, painting windows o( down town offices and stores with Christinas scenes. Santa made his annual public visit a week ago. Fifty children, portraying angefs, carolers, wise men and shepherds I will present "Christmas Vignettes" : at Pendleton Saturday in a pro blem niiuimuicu uy me American Assn. of University Women. A choir of IS boys will present i background music. I The Toy and Joy Makers of the (Portland Fire Department and the sunshine Division of the Police Department art busy, as usual, gathering toys and food to be delivered to the less fortunate. I One group assisting the Sunshine 'Division is the Hollywood District Boosters wno are erecting a nasket 9 feet high, t feet wide and 18 feet I long, which they hope to fill with donations of food and clothing Detore cnristmai time. Tuts. Dec. 13, 1955 The News-Review, Roieburg, Ore. 7 FUNNY BUSINESS Movie Star Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 1 Movie star, Glenn I He is at home on a movie S He is a star 12 Wild ox of . 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