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Man OutOf Jail 8 Hours Returned; Faces New Charge
KLAMATH FALLS , A 23-year-old
carpenter, pufof jail just
eight houri, wai back in again
Thursday while Deputy Dist. Attv.
Robert Hansen, 494 W. Elizabeth
to add a kidnaping charge to one
of car theft.
Sheriff's Deputy Alvie Young
hlood said car containing, in its
rear seat, Gary Duane Frost, 3,
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and Curtis Lynn Frost, 4, was stol
en from in front of a Beatty pool
hall Wednesday.
' Their father, James Russell
Frost of Beatty, reported the car's
disappearance and Youngblood
said ne located it at a house in
Sprague River.
Youngblood said James Harold
Rosenberger, who had just com
pleted a seven-month term- for de
struction of property, was in the
house and the children were asleep
in a bedroom.
Just as he was about to arrest
Rosenberger, Youngblood said, a
doien armed and angry friends of
the Frost family arrived. Young
blood said he whisked Rosenberger
off to jail. He said he doubted if
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Musical Comedy ,
'Oklahoma' Cast
Named At Douglas
Casting of parts in the musical
comedy "Oklahoma," which will
be presented Feb. 23-24 and March
2-3 by the choral groups of Doug
las High School was completed this
week.
Mora than 20 Douglas high stu
dents will appear in the famed
Kodgers and Hainmerstein Amer
icana production. Jim -Miller won
the leading male role of Cur ley.
Cast opposite him, as Laurey, are
Micki Eason and Ann Ferguson.
They'll give alternate performanc
es, according to Director Mrs. Ir
ene McLaughlin.
Cast in her first singing role,
that of the comic Ado Annie, n Car
ol Dowdy. Ron Coulter and Nor
man Malone will be seen as Ali
Hakein, the Persian peddler. Al
ternating performances as Will,
special friend of Ado Annie, are
Les Green and Louis Vance.
The tragic role of Jud will be
portrayed by Jerry Carter. Shirley
Shepherd and Marilyn Haumeser
are cast as Aunt Kller. Other lead
ing performers are Roger David
son (Mr. Carnesi, Betty Ferguson
(Gerty) and Ellis Vance t Skid
more ).
Supporting players are Glenda
Smith (Ellen), Jeanine Coulter
(Faye), Donna Geddes (Vivienne),
Ron Gourley tFred), Don Golgart
(Slim), Wendell Wagler (Cord
Elam), Louis Bennett (Mike) and
Dex Simms (Jess).
Dance choreography will be di
rected by senior student Helen
McGuire. She will appear as a solo
dancer and will instruct dancers
Gerhe Middlestadt, Deann McKin
non, Marilyn Haumeser. Micki Ea
son, Barbara Neilson. Marilyn Hull,
Mary Hult, Phyllis Gnese, Donna
Geddes and Ann Ferguson.
Elena Nikolaidi, Greek
Contralto, To Sing Here
Klena Nikolaidi, Greek singer
ind hailed as the leading contralto
f the Metropolitan Opera Ass?.,
vill make her appearance in Kose
urg Jan. 20 under Koseburg Com
munity Concert Assn. sponsorship.
.Miss Nikolaidi will sing at the
Central Junior High School audi
torium, starting at 8:15 p.m.
Although widely admired
throughout Europe as a concert
artist and a leading member of
the Vienna Opera, she was com
pletely unknown in this country un
il her debut in New York's Town
Hall in 1949. It was one of the
smash hits of the season.
In a matter of a few months she
confirmed her standing as one of
the leading discoveries of recent
years with recitals in Boston Chi
cago and Cleveland. She continued
with an orchestra debut with the
New York Philharmonic Symphony
under Mitropoulos, a radio appear
ance and recordings for Columbia
records. i
Successful concert (ours in this
country and Australia have follow- i
ed.
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Ingenuity Saved
Property, Lives
At Canyonville
Ingenuity saved property and
possibly some lives at a Canyon
ville trailer camp during lha recent
heavy snowstorm.
Fred A. Mensing, a resident at
the camp and an employe at the
Hanna nickel smelter near Kiddle,
reports that the camp encountered
much difficulty Friday evening
when power failure cut off lights
and communication.
While he was endeavoring to ob
tain inlormation by meant of his
car radio at about 8 p m , a ne la
boring trailcrite shouted a warn
ing that a tree was beginning to fall
toward the automobile. The tree
was bending under its weight of
snow and was moving slowly, giv
ing Mensing time to drive his car
out oC danger just seconds before
the tree crashed. Another falling
! tree caused minor damage to one
, trailer house, while nearly all in
the camp were threatened.
On resident suddenly propound
ed a unique idca.
The men dashed to their trailers
and brought out rifles and shot
guns. They began bombarding
branches of trees in danger of col
lapsing upon the canio. Within a
few minutes th trees had been
freed from their burdens of snow
and were no longir a threat. Ail
around the CJmp, however, the
ground was strewn with fallen
treea and debris.
LIVESTOCK PIOURi UP
SALEM The amount of
livestock on Oregon ranches look a
big jump last year, the Oregon
Department of Agriculture report
ed Thursday.
The department said it made
brand inspections of 874.903 head
of livestock last year, or 100,000
more than in 1954.
Brand inspections reflect the
movement in commercial channels.
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NOW!
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE FOR YEAR 1956
Deadline March 1st
SECTION 32-2414, O.C.L.A. Evary ptrion owning or IcMping any dog or Iho og f
eight (8) monfhi within th State of Oregon shall, not loter than March 1t of each year
or within thirty (30) dayt otter he be comet owner or keeper of luch dog, procure from the
clerk of the county in which said person resides license for such dog by paying said license
fee ond provided further, that if said person foils to procure such license within the time
at herein provided, the County Court may prescribe a penalty in en additional sum not to
exceed $2.00 for eoch dog. Such license, fee sholl ba the only license or tax required for
the ownership or keeping of a dog within this state, and no city or town or municipal
subdivision thereof shall impose eny further license fee for dogs. Provided, however, that
cities of one hundred thousand (100,000) or more pop u lotion may prescribe ond impose
a license fee which sholl be in lieu of the license fee herein required. The County Assessor
and his deputies forthwith shall report to the Sheriff all dogs that they shall find that
ore not licensed os herein provided, together with the owner or keeper thereof.
LICENSE FEES Mole $2.00; Femole S3:00; Spayed Female $2.00, if
licensed before March 1st of each year. If licensed after March 1st;
add a penalty of $1.00 ond after June 1st, a penalty of $2.00 to each
license fee when paying or remitting for a dog license, eicept a dog
just purchased or reaching the age of Eight months, the license then
being due within 30 days.
APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT:
ROSEBURO:
City Holl (For that in eiry limits)
Counfy Clerk'i Orfteo
MYRTLE CREEK
Pttarsen's Fatd Stor.
CANYONVIILI,
Hamlin Market
AZALEA
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CAMAS VALLEY.
Camas Valltr Stora
GLENDALE,
Al and Juna Mohr
LOOKINGGLASS,
Mri. Meridarh
MELROSE,
Melrata Stora
RIDDLE,
Riddla Hordwara
NEWTON CREEK STORE
WILBUR,
Putt O'riea
SUTHERLIN
City Hall
OAKLAND,
City Holl
UMPQUA STORE
YONCALLA,
Mrs, Georqa Edds
DRAIN,
City Holl
ELKTON,
Td Taylors Ins.
SCOTTSBURG,
H.dden Stora
REEDSPORT,
Frank Toylors Hardwara
DIXONVILLE,
Naal Hart, Dixonvilla Stora
WINSTON,
Opal Walch, Moiclla's Vanity
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Korean Passenger Ship
Death Toll Climbs To 71
SEOUL W The death toll in
a fire aboard a Korean passenger
ship rose to 71 Friday in the latest
National Police count.
The victims included 42 men, 22
women and 7 children.
Fire swept through the 130-ton
coastal passenger ship Taishm-Ho
Thursday alter cabin boy Park
(.honii Lhul, 20. dropped a kero
sene lamp on straw mats.
Park and the shipmaster, Capt.
Kim Han Suk, win held on sus
picion of necliRetio.
Young Girl Succumbs
From Sting Of Wasp
KALAMAZOO, Mich. (. Sitting
in the living room of their farm
home last night, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Schuster heard a scream
from a bedroom where their 10-year-old
daughter Jeannie was
sleeping.
As they burst into the room
Jeannie gave a low moan and lost
consciousness.
The bewildered parents tried
frantically to determine what had
happened.
Then st-husler found a dead wasp
beneath the covers of Jeannie s
bed. He called a doctor. ,
The girl was dead when he ar
rived. The doctor said Jeannie had died
of anaphylactic shock induced by
extreme sensibility to insect slings.
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CHEATER J. SETTERS,
Plaintiff,
VI
LOHKNA. ELVIRA SETTERS
Urfeiidant.
TO: l.ORENA ELVIRA SETTKKS
IN THIS NAME OF THK STATE Or
OK El. ON: You aia hareby sumnumexi
and raquired to appear and answer th
Complaint of tha Plaintiff filed harem
against you In the abova eMHled mil
on or before four weaka from the data
of the fir at publication of thia aiimmoin.
and it you fail to ao appear mid an
swer, for want thereof the plaintiff will
apply lo the above entitled court for
a drere awarding to the plaintiff an
absolute decree of divorce from the de
fendant. Tin Summon la published pursuant
to an Order by Hon. diaries 8 Wood
rich, J ii tin of the above ant Hied Court
made and eitlrred on thf 21 I dv nf
December, ISM. which Order dlrecla
that Ihia Summon be puDliahed once
a week for lour weeks in (he iloaeliuig
Neua-Hevlew. a nrwapaoer of general
circulation publiahed lii Koaeburg, Doug
lit County. Oregon; the dale of the
first publication of thia Summons la
December J.iid. lkM.
DON A I J) U. KEI.I.EY
Attorney for Plaintiff
203 Uouglaa County Slate Bank
Bldg., Hoaeburg. Oregon
NOTICE Or FINAL HKAKINU
Notice la hereby given thai January
1 at the hour of l:.lu pm. in
the Circuit Courtroom In the temporary
courthouse building located at N.
Kane in Koaeoutg. Douglas County. Ore
gon, haa been et aa tne time and
place for the hearing of objectiuna. if
aiiv thrre be. lo the final account of the
undersign fd admin (strains
DONNA HUKrMAN.
Administratrix of the Rotate of
K- M. Huklll. Deceased.
William D. Cireen.
Attorney for Estate
NOTICE OF FINM. IIKARISO
NOTICE HKHEBY is given thai Fri
day, January 1:1, 10M. at the hour of
1.10 o'clock P.M. In the Circuit Court
Room in the Courthouse in Koseliuig.
Douglas County, Oregon, have been fixed
at the time and place for hearing otiKr
nont. If any, tn the final account filed
hv the undersigned in the above-entitled
Court,
CARRETT AI-VA MADPIN
Executor or the Esiale of
John Lee Matipm, Deceased.
Fri., Jan. 13, 1956 The Newt-Review, Roieburg. Ore. I
CANDIDATI CHOSIN
The Kum Join Us Class of the ling conducted. She was presented
First Christian Church has chosen
Carol Sperber as their candidate
for the sweetheart contest now be-
to the class Sunday morning by
last years contest winner, Mrs.
Lena Poole.
T the country
Iron. ROSEBURG In only $2$0
rates from Roseburq
Boston $2.00
Chicago 1.75
Salt Lake City 1.10
Seattle 75
I Station lo station tales, not including. In, for 1
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Ty J tara.fcofw bii v.hii tt.ry dti
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Hour to
Now Yar liko Uw one.
Take a nt?w Buit-k like this one.
Put tlstfn togodvPT, and what hare yon
got?
Vini'va got just aixjut tlm sna))iet time
of vottr entire niotoimg carets in power
anl performance and pridefsil good
fcrliiig.
It begins wlsen yon drive away from tiae
showroom
Heads turn to follow vour hraiid-nw
Bnick with its stunning sweep-alw-ad
styling, racy coniMirs, vi id cokirj.
N'xt tUng you notice i lle salkcn power
dclivery of a big new 322-cnliic-iiieh V8
engitae with the highest output of high
rornrre.ton horseiower in llm-k history.
1W it's not tall yon enter the streum of
traffic that von discover you're lxvUaig
tlie snsootfMfit pockoge of nirnblencss on
four wheels . . .
Bt.sc thia time Buu k engineers have
added a ni to morue to the oirnarm
principlcd perjornunce of Vatiibli Pitch
Dyiuifloui.
It s joiik'thing (lK-y call "dosaUe regener
ation" and rt givt yom solid new take
liold, sensational new take-off, and
exipiisite new control rig in yoir nor
maf crnividg rmige al otti pir( tliiotlie
and with new grw m ingt to Ixxtt.
llteiL, wlicn vou waiat an extra helping of
"go" for safety's sake jnst flxr tlx pedal
and switch tlx? pitch for added lake-off
that literally wing. yoti on your way.
.But llicre's even more to the story than
that.
There's tire easy way voter Buiek turris
and parks and handles ami does whut you
want it to do, as though it had a private
line to vour thoughts.
There's tlie fresh and eager lxnince to
your step after a long day's drive thanks
lo liuiek's deep-oil-ciishioned lirsiery ride.
And there are Buck's surprisingly low
prices lo consider, along with tlie out
standing trade-in deals that Bnick s vol
ume sales permit us to make.
Qhiic In drive tlie lest Bnick vet-lvear
our oiler see if vou doei t sevip it lep. Can
vote visit us this week?
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iJtf DyiMftiHC Hnu.k Ijtttltit lodtiif. H m lUmtkmt
on RitailttuuAt-f, Sufinr aitd C'ctriury -ofHtonat nt
nvhb-rt estm wtf rm th Sjterinl.
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