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CALENDAR OP EVENTS
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new judge named Cenrous Captain Agrees To Piychiarrie Car
stolen iell returned Union Membership 'Must' Loser In Debate
TUESDAY JAN. 21
Polio shots to be given at Glen
dale si-nools.
Oltnd.lt Friendship Club, IOOF
ball, 8 p.m.
Liokingglass HEU, JO: 30 a.m.,
Clare Meredith home, 'topic, main
dish meals. Bring salad or dessert
for luncheon.
Riversdale, Girdin Valley
Community Club, ( p.m., Kivers
dale SchiMil.
Roseburg Woman's Club, 1:30
p.m., clubhouse. Sxaker, Dr. E.
(,. EbbiKhausen, professor of phys
ics from V of O.
'Elks duplicate bridge group, 7.30
p.m.. Llks Temple, for members
of Klks and invited guests.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, noon,
Holel Umpqua Civic Room.
Glide Kiwinii Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card
party. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. VA Hospi
tal recreation building music room.
Ladies invited.
Army Reserve, I to 10 p.m. 1614
W. Harvard.
Barbershop singing, Ricketts Mu
sic Store, 8 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary, S p m. Eagles
Hall.
Alocholics Anonymous, 7:30
p in.. 245 SE Jackson. For more
information call OK 2-275S.
Missionary Society of Melrose
Community Church, 10:30 a.m., all
day.
Tenmile Ladies Club, clubhouse.
Melrose Grange, 8 p m., grange
hall.
Roseburg Eagles, 8 p.m.. Ea
gles hall.
Douglas County Sports Car Assn.,
8 p.m.
Fair Oaks Grange Home Eco
nomics Club, 10:30 a.m., grange
hall
Daughters of Ste. Anne of St.
Oeorse'e Episcopal Church, 8 p.m.,
parish hall.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club
pattern dance lessons, 8 p.m.,
Buckeroo Barn.
Job's Daughters, Roseburg
Bethel 8, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Tem
ple. Al - anon family group, 8 p.m.,
2-T SE Jackson. Family and ,
( ,lu Blonh,ili inviloH fr'nr
more information write Box 301.
Roseburg Toastmaster, 6:30
p.m.. Hotel Umpqua.
Timber City Chapter of Sweet
Adelines, Inc., 8 p.m., Central Jun
ior llinh.
Work Basket group of Woodmen
Circle, Umpqua Grove 51.
Boots and Calicos beginners
square dance lessons, N o r v a 1
Cockeram. instructor. W i n t 0 0
Community Building, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY JAN. 21
Women of the Moose, Academy
of Friendship, at 8 p m., home of
Mrs. Waldon Koutledge, 877 NE
Church St.
Roseburg Art end Embroidery
Club, home of Mrs. Bradley, 439
NW Bethel Ave.
Blue Star Mothers, Chapter 4.
work day at Woman's Clubhouse,
bring sack lunch.
Umpqua Post 16, American Le
gion and Auxiliary. Veterans Me
morial Building, Garden Valley
ttoad, 8 p.m.
Air Force Reserve, 1614 W. Har
vard Ave., 8 p.m.
Umpqua Radio Coub, clubhouse
on Klamath Ave., 7:30 p m.
Doug-ette's, Sheriff's Mounted
Patrol. 7:30 p.m., fairgrounds.
VFW Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Veter
ans Memorial Hall, social.
Degree of Honor, 8 p.m.. home of
Iona I.usk. 357 W. Bowden
Knights of Columbus, St. Jo.
seph's Catholic Center Hall. 8 n m
Winston Dillard Toastnustress
Club, 7:30 p.m.
St. Joseph's Altar Society, 8pm
Latnolic school.
Laurel Lodge No. 13.
Boots and Calicos beginners pat
tern dance lessons. 8 p m.. Win
ston Community Building.
Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi
p.m.
Umpqua Post 16, American l.e
gion and Auxiliary, a joint meet
ing at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Me
morial Building on Garden Valley
Boulevard.
SALEM ofi Oscar Peterson,
lone rancher, was appointed Mor
row County judge Monday by '
Gov. Holmes.
He succeeds Garnett Barratt, ,
Heppner, who resigned Jan. 1. ;
Both are Republicans.
Peterson and his sons farm
acres, the same land on which he
was born 65 years ago.
SAN JOSE, Calif. Uh Capt.
Jesse L. Kenworthy, 66-year-old
retired Navy veteran, was in Ag
news State Hospital here today, a
willing inmate under the super
vision of his psychiatrist friend,
Dr. Walter Rapaport.
Thus ended an excursion by the
veteran of the crash of the dirigi
ble Macon and the sinking of the
battleship Oklahoma at Pearl Har
bor. It began ist Saturday when
Itj) tipped a San Francisco cab
driver with a I5.0U0 check
I Kenworthy. of Parkesburg. Pa.,
I was committed to the institution
I by Superior Judge Milton aY Sa
i piro in San Francisco after the
captain dropped his threat to fight
I commitment.
I PORTLAND i A 100-year-:
old bronze bell, stolen last week
fgm the site where the First
; m-thodist Church is being razed,
was returned Sunday night.
The bell was found Monday
morning on the porch of a new
church which it being built near
by. The bell weighs 450 pounds.
' MOSCOW, Idaho The team
title of the Inland Empire Junior
College debate tournament at the
University of Idaho over the week-
' end was won by Washington State
College.
The WSC team topped 27 other
teams from six Pacific Northwest
schools.
Second place for teams was
taken by Whitman College and
third by the Unervisty of Idaho.
Subject of ie debate was:
"Resolved: uiat membership in
a ur,n as a condition of employ-
ment should be made illegal.
I Members of the winning team
OereOJohn M. Junker and Hugh
I "'cNamar, both of Vancouver,
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Car Vandals Are Identified
As Top College Students
GLEN DALE. Calif. ( A wave
of car vandalism hit this Los An
geles suburb starting about three
months ago. i -
Someone was going around
wrecking parked automobiles
kicking in windshields and win
dows, stomping on hoods and
roofs and amashing rear decks.
Detectives were puzzled by one
aspect:
More than half the damaged
cars were of one make tSlude
baker). The vandalism increased until
it reached its peak during the
Christmas holidays. By then, how
ever, Det. Sgt. John J. Broom
was on the trail of the culprits.
When he made hit arrests last
week of 14 youths, all 18 and 19
years old, the city was shocked.
College Students I
Fight of the youths were stu
dents at Glendale College, four
were on the first team of the bas
ketball squad. All were from good
families and one was an heir to
a cake mix fortune.
The basketball players and an
other boy pleaded guilty to mali
cious mischief this week and were
given stiff 170-day sentences in
Glendale city jail. The others will'
appear in court today.
Why did they do it No one
had the answer, although authori
ties and 'parcnls came up with'
aeveral ideas.
The youths themselves didn't
know. Sgt. Broom said one of the
basketball players told him that
one night, when their team lust
a game by only one point, they
went out and damaged two cars
Still Punle
Why did they pick on one par
ticular mane:
No one knew. One boy remem
bered, however, that tiley were
riding around town one day and
were nearly hit by a certain make
car. They marie it a point to
wreck others ol the same make
Broum said.
Only one of the boys, King
Archer, 19, was married. Archer.
a good student at the tumor col
lege, had hoped to graduate in
June. His wife expects a baby in
Harm.
Commented his mother, Mrs
Charles W. Archer:
"The kids are not to blame
It's the times ... the lousy do!
lar."
4-HERS HEAR TALK
A talk on good grooming and
health was delivered by Douglas
County 411 Club leader Jane (iates
at a recent meeting of the Sew
and So Club. The session, held at
the home of June Wheeler, presi
dent, was attended by nine members.
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