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2 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Ore. Thur., Aug. 18. Gary Cooper Back In Saddle Again HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Gary Coo per, looking belter than he has in ten vears, is back in the movies .Vanky star. 5. but .p pearmg Jar younger, talked frank ly about the illness and surgery that sidelined him fur a couple of months. He had a close call and no one knows it better than he. 1 was living with uremic poison for a couple of years," says Loop. 1 knew about U but you just keep putting those thinss off. "Then 1 made arrangements to make a couple of pictures in Kurope. I didn t want to have any trouble while in a strange country, so I had that prostrate operation." That was performed last spring .- - DnEiiin rhnir Five weeks later he entered a hospital here and had pari of his fon removed. 1 Had an UUMIIUUUU intu was about to strangle my intestines. 11 s a good thing I got it taken care of." Cooper said the one consolation of all tiie surgery was that he lost 12 pounds. It s hard to believe, but the lean star had a weight prob lem. "I had to watch my diet for the last seven or eight years," he confides. "Those blue jeans tell all. When I was recuperating, I was told to get my weight up to 180 again. I did by eating pan cakes every morning for break fast. It was great." He leaves soon for Paris where he will make "First Train to Babylon" for his own company in conjunction with Marlon Brando's Fennebaker Productions, Brando won't be in the picture but his company owns the property. Cooper has a busy year ahead. He has two more pictures and may do a TV spectacular on "The Great West." Five Oregon Students Win $500 Scholarships Scholarships of $500 a year for four years at college were an -nounced today for five Oregon stu dents. Sen. Hall S. Lusk (D Ore) said they are March of Dimes health scholarships, awarded to the fol lowing: Janet Lee Trolan, route 3, Mc Minnville, who plans to study phy sical therapy at Willamette 1,'nl . versity. Patricia Lee Beach, Hood River, occupational therapy at the Col lege of Puget Sound. Donald Earl Wadsworth, 5215 N'E 73rd Ave., Portland, medicine at the University of Oregon Medi cal School. Susar Klizabeth Freed. 2200 SW Arnold, Portland, nursing at Wil lamette University. Frederick Guthrie Dosher. 855 Cottage St. E., Salem, social work at Willamette University. Veterans Farm, Home Loan Show Big Profit SALEM (AP) - The Oregon veterans farm and home loan made a net profit of $1,228,281 in the year ended June 30, II. C. Saalfeld, state veterans affairs director, said Tuesday. It is the largest profit since the program started in 19-15. Earnings since then total $5.488.49.1. There have been 30.548 loans granted totaling $221 million since the program began. Births Mtrcy Hospital NUCKOLLS To Mr. and Mrs. Waller E. Nuckolls, 2U41 SW Castle Ave., Roscburg, Aug. 9, a daugh ter. Susan Kae; weight 6 pounds 12!i ounces. WEBBER To Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Webber, 1032 NK Post, Roseburg, Aug. 9, a son, Timothy David: weight 7 pounds 3 ounces. LYSTKR To Mr. and Mrs. Ijwrence A. Lyster Jr., Rt. 1 Box 6S2. Roseburg, Aug. 10. a daughter. Nancy Diane; weight 7 pounds 3'i ounces. ROGERS To Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Rogers. 1259 NE Walnut, Roseburg, Aug. 11, a son, Kenneth Vance; weight 7 pounds 7 ounces. MULDER To Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Mulder. 1656 Jacobson St., Roseburg. Aug. 10. a son. Doug las Robert; wtight 9 pounds "li ounces. DAVIS To Mr. and Mrs. Rol land D. Davis. i:t0 NE Exchange Ave.. Roseburg, Aug. 13, a daugh ter. Marilyn Faye; weight 8 pounds 141! ounces. Circuit Court John Henry Nelson. 19. and Fred Nelson. 18, both of HanuM. Calif . have betn charged with iirmptfd theft of a chicle and were ar raigned in the district court of J mine Warrvn Woodruff TjiM.ay. Both waiwd prehminjry hear ings and were held to answer in Douclas County C ircuit Court. They had been arrested by Knteburg City Police on Vibrancy charf.-s, but these charge wen dismiss,-, when the more seriuus i -ha ret were placed against the two ouths. They were acctwd of attempting 10 Meai an auio irom Mie empi parKing lot at Douda toinuuinity Hospital Sunday mdit. &4P &G FOOD SAWM&S A 0& Your harvest of savings will be good when you consistently shop at the New Drive 'N Save Market. Cool comfortable air conditioning, and wide easy-to-shop aisles. Always plenty of free parking to go with the low, low prices. Grand Opening Weekend WINNERS HALLITE COOKING SET Mrs. Richard C. Grant 924 N. W. 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