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Mrt. C. 0. Cltnn hat been ill
the last few days at her home on
LUle itivcr.
Miss Helen Casey of this city
and her cousin. Colonel Raymond
Bell, of Tucson. Ariz., drove to
Eugene Friday night to atlned the
play, "The Carnival."
.
r-oui nun speni neanesaay in: .nH Frfu-.rH M Murnhv
Portland attending a meeting of! Cat Show entries will close to-i""1 "Wlrd M MUrph-
the West Coast Lumber Inspection: day, Feb. 17. Those interested I Mrs. Florence McKee has re
Bureau. Her serves as a member may call Mrs. Dale Blanck at turned to her home in Eugene, fol
of the board of directors. OR 3-4098. A fashion show will be ! lowing a visit here with her son
sponsored in conjunction with the and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hibler, cat show March 3 The shrnir will : Paulu McKee. and family, on SE
Rudy Brand and Jim Godfrey
drove to Medford Thursday night
tnAttend the Letter Carriers sal
aif rally, at which time Congress
man Edwin Durno was the speak
er. About 125 letter carriers and
other postal employees attended.
Oregon State University Moth
ers Club will hold a reorganiza
tion meeting Thrusday, Feb. 2,
at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
W. F. Forrest, 1187 SE Kane St.
All mothers of former Oregon
State University students and all
mothers of present students s.e
being particularly urged to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Jane Atker, Mrs. Charlotte
Kelsey, Mrs. Viva Marchioli and
Mrs. Viola Booher, of the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary, Drain, as
sisted with the Voluntary Services
department of the VA Hospital I Gresham.
Thursday. Mrs. Joan Black, Mrs.l James David Greenwalt, Myrtle
Ina Brier, Mrs. Jackuelinej Creek, and Marcella Nadine Eisele,
Stolz and Mis. Florence Helm, of Canyonville.
the North Douglas Grange, Cur- Dick Clark Ulam and Joanne
tain-Drain area; Mrs. Marie Os-ltose Jannscn, both of Myrtle
born, Mrs. Eileen Wilson, Mrs.; Creek.
Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Dottiel Lloyd Clarence Anderson and
Morris. Mrs. Dolly Hendricks, of Rhoda Carol Waddle, both of Rose
the VFW Auxiliary, Riddle, and: burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore, Camas Calvin Dean Nelson and Sandra
Valley Grange, also assisted. 'Ann Mathis, both of Roseburg.
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MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
4:00 Continental Classroom (Math)
4:30 Continental Claisroorr (Oov'nt)
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f:30 Play Your Hunch
10:00 Price ia Right
10:30 Concentration
11:00 Your First Impressions
11:30 Truth or Consequences
11:55 Day Report
12:00 Jan Murray
13:15 NBC News
13:30 Romper Room
1:00 Young Doctor Malon
1 :30 Our Five Daughters
3:00 Make Room For Daddy
3:30 Here Hollywood
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MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
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11:00 Love Ot Lite
11:30 Search For Tomorrow
11:45 Guiding Light
12:00 College 0 The Air
12:30 As The World Turns
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1:30 House Party
I 00 The Millionaire
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2:45 CBS News
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3:15 Secre1 Rtorm
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MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
TOO Cotieoe Of The Air
7:30 Cartoon Time
1 00 Captain Kangaroo
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f:30 I Love Lucy
10 on video Village
10:30 Surprise Package
11:00 Love Of Lite
11-30 Search Fcr Tomorrtw
11-45-GuidinO Light
11-00 Hi Neighbor
12' 30 As Trw World Turns
1:00 KOIN Kitchen
1:30 House f'arty
3 '00 The Millionaire
2 30 Verdict Is Vours
j-OO Brighter Dav
3:15 Secret Storm
4-10-Cartoon Circus
4:15 Early Slow
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4' 13 Doug Edwards
KEZI-TV Ch 9
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
11:- The Tean
11:30 Vours For A Song
11 oo V'd-Day Rw
12 15 Variety Features
12 )o Make A Face
1-DO Dav f Court
1 ?i AiC Midday Report
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2 00 Jae Wvman Show
2:10 Seven Keys
j oo Queen Fo- A Oay
3 30 Ooen Houje
i 3Tw A '"erica" Bendsiand
4 50 Jack's Kartoon Cluohouse
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week. Monday through Saturday "BS
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MONDAY TMHOUOM SATURDAY:
Joni Briggs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Briggs, has been ill at
her home on Hawthorne Drive the
last few days.
.
to her home in Brookings. Ore.. I Mike Murphy has returned to
following a week here with her i his studies at Harvard, following
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and a 10-day visit between semesters
Mrs. Thomas Vanr and familv.lin Rnsebure with his oarents. Mr.
mrs. vHrgi mraia nas reiurnea
continue through March 4.
E. K. Elton, department of Ore
gon commander of the Disabled
American Veterans. Corvallis. and
David Lloyd, national service DAV the weekend here visiting the for
officer with headquarters in the mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
VA Regional office in Portland,! liam Lindscll, on W. Elizabeth
spent Thursday and Friday in Street.
Roseburg and during their stay
here visited the VA Hospital.
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses
John B. McNeil and Linda May
Lethco, both of Drain.
William J. Burkhart Jr. and
Sandra Powell, both of Roseburg.
Merwin Keith Underhill, Port-
land, and
No'ma Jean Collicott,
(Tuesday. Wtentsday, Thursday)
3:45 TBA IFrl)
4:00 Invisible Man Mon. Wed. ri)
4:00 TV Topics (Tues.)
4:00 Pet Parade (Thurs.)
J:15-Off To Market (Tues)
4:15 Public Service (Thurs)
4:30 Captain Shipwreck
SATURDAY
1:30 pip the Piper
:00 Snarl Lewis
30 King Leonardo
10:00 Fury
10:30 Make Room For Daddy
11:00 Mr. Wiiard
11:30 NBA Pro Basketball
2:30 Championship Debates
3:00 Dart Smoot
3:15 Saturday Matlne
5:00 All Star Golf
4:00 Saturday Night Report
4:15 Feature Shorts
I 4-30 Man and the Challenge
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SATURDAY
12:30 Saturday Matinee
2:00 Wide World Of Sports
3:30 Championship Bridge
4:00 To Be Announced
4:30 Santa Anita
5: 00 Championship Bowling
4 : 00 Dan Smoot Report
4:15 Channel S Report
4 30 To Be Announced
7:30 Perry Masnn
i: 30 The Defenders
: 30 Hive Gun. Will Travel
10 00 Gunsmoe
11:00 Final Report
11:15 Stage 5
SUNDAY
10:50 Sunday Matinee
SATURDAY
7:30 RFD 4
I 00 Cartoon lime
f 30 Sky King
t-00 Captain Kangaroo
10 00 Video Village Junior
10 30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse
11:00 Allakaiam .
11-30 Roy Rogers
13 00 Sky King
12:i0Vy Friend FlickO
1:30 Saturday News
130 Accent
2:00 Armchair Theater
3 45 Red Dunning
4 00 Victory At Sea
4 15 Chanqinq Times
4 30 Santa Aila
5 on Global Zooel
5: 30 Adventure Theater
4:00 Frontier Doctor '
I 30 The Californians
7 00 The Third Men
7 30 Prry Mason
30 The Df tenders
30 Have Gun, Will Travel
10 00 GunsmokO
5:00 Jack's Kartoon Clubhouse
(Mon, Wed, Fri)
S: 00 Teen Beat (Tues, Thurf)
SATURDAY
3:00 Film Fare
4:00 E merit J Empire Bowtlng
7:00 Fight of the Week
7:45 Make Thai Spare
I 3D Sweet Success
I 30 Leave It to Beaver
t 00 Lewrence We'
10 00 Room For One More
10 ?o Ferrous Playhouse
II 00 New. Nine
11 15 Movie
p m , lST, Mondav mrovgh Saturday. LowH
TrwrM 5 pm, PST, Monday 'OUO F-t-
day. Soorts Time 4 14 0 m. Monday thrnuah
Friaiy. i is pm. saTuray
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
12 9 -Ail N ght Srww
4 :5 BoO JoJSOn 'hew
I X News ABC
45 weetnef Cepeuio
I 50 News t Noes
9 O0-Bretast Club ABC
. i! c-v a tv'-ing News ABC
II lTf o TiABC
! X NfS tor fimen
i; -a g Dv Nes
! ij va'ket Report
OT-Lxei News
social p5oav: ftvv se-s'i.
ii PWe Pftwi-y), U Mon
Mrs Dem-I
ins Bronson, Miss Charlotte Hyre,
and Mrs. Ed Fraback of this city
drove to Eugene Friday night to
see Thurber's "The Carnival play
Kane Street.
ti I J .11 !.-,; !,........ j 1
Mary Lmdsell, Katie Morgan ,nd
aue nasa... u.c Yu.c..u,
of Oregon School of Nursing, spent
Mrs. Minnie Clifton, Mrs. Rose
Dean and Mrs. Grace Bates, of the
Lady Bugs, Riddle; Mrs. Evelyn
Powell, Mrs. Laura Allen and Mrs.
Hazel Abbott, of the American Le
gion Auziliary, Riddle, and Chest
er Wilson and Bill Morris, of the
VFW, Riddle, assisted the Volun
tary Services department at the
VA Hospital Thrusday.
Glide Club Plans Sale
The Glide Community Club will
hold a rummage sale March 2
from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Residents having articles to do
nate may leave them at the club
house or phone Mrs. Don Wright,
GYpsy 6-3366 or Mrs. Don Brown
at GYpsy 6-3415 for pickup.
Proceeds are to go towards re
pairing damages to the building
caused by the past severe weath
er, reports Mrs. Arthur Selby,
Glide correspondent.
7:00 Mr. Ed
: 30 Tales ot Welt Fargo
I 30 Tell Man
f:00 Saturday Nile Movies
11:00 Saturday Cinema
SUNDAY
10:30 Frontiers Ot Faith
11:00 It Is Written
11:30 This Is The Life
13:00 Sunday Matinee
3:45 Dan Smoot
3:00 Championship Bowling
4:00 Championship Bridge
4:30 Pete And Gladys
5:00 Wisdom
3 30 Up Date
t oo Meet the Press
4:30 Focus
7:00 Bullwlnkle
7:30 Disney World of Color
1:30 Car 54, Where or You
t:00 Bonania
10:00 Show Of Week
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12:35 T Brian
2:00 Herald of Truth
2:30 Sports Spectacular
4 00 It is Written
4:30 Adventures In Medicine
5:00 Oral Roberts
5 JO GE College Bowl
4:00 20th Century
4 30 Mr. Ed
7:00 High Road
7:30 Dennis The Menact
100 Ed Sullivan
t;00 GE Theater
t-30 Jack Benny
10:00 Candid Camera
10:30 What's My Line
11:00 Welter Cronkllt News
11:1 5 Adventures In Paradise
3:30 Edge Ot Night
11:00 Saturday Reporter
11:15 Theater
SUNDAY
t 00 Lemp Unto My Feet
4 30 Look Up end Live
: 00 Camera 3
9 30 Washington Conversation
10:00 The Christophers
10:30 This IS Tr.' Life
11:00 Faith For y
11:30 Armchair Theater
1 00 TV Hour ot Stars
2 00 Let's Face it
7:30 Suneay Sports Spectacular
4:00 Golf
5 00 Great Decisions
5 30 Co'iege Bowl
4 00 20th Century
4 30 Mr. Ed
7 00 Lassie
7' 30 Dennis The Menace
I 00 Ed Sullivan Show
00 GE Theater
9 30 Jack Benny
10 00 Candid Camera
10 30 Whit's Mv Line
11:00 Cronkite With The News
11:15 M Squed
SUNDAY
12 00 This Is The Answer
12 30 Faith For Today
1:00 Adventurous Mison
2 00 Oreoon TV Forum
2 30 Meet The Professor
3:00 Direction '42
3 30 Adtel Stevenvm
V 00 issues and Answers
4 30 Faith
5 00 Wtde Workg of IPOrtS
30 Maverick
7 30 Follow The Sun
30 Lawman
9 00 Bus Stop
10 no Adventures In Paradise
It DO Newt 9
11:15Mevte
Friduy
I 35 Suherlin Hour
9 10 Monty Sm.th V
11 00 CBS B ec
12 10 A'onte S'th Snow
4 '0 Tk Jotvson Snow
7 00 CBS B ock
7 35 N-gnf Aatch
12 OO Ail Ngnt Show
3 10 Echege
4 "Hi Memoav ABC
a 30 Aee DrO'er ABC
4 45 Soeekinsj Of Scos AC
00 Paul Harvev ABC
5 14 F-sh t Gme Reoorf
5 )& News ABC
S 45 Wtstern Soorti ABC
X Ed Mfgei ABt
4 15 Locei News
50 Te'eoue
U 00 Sign Off
si vm h f Cms i pm v' i Wvi
., b m t Lrn Hour, 1 Jart.
Miss Carol Trimble,
Opera Troupe
Asks Asylum
I HONG KONG (AP) A 52-niem-
' Per oup irum iuuuuuhim
1 China is seeking asylum in this
I British colony.
I The troupe, including eight teen
age girls, reached tiong Kong
Monday in a motorized junk from
Kwangtung Province.
Troupe leader Tsang Kwang-1
sung told newsmen they overpow-
"ered Chinese Communist officials.
on board the junk Sunday when
they were sent from one fishing
village to another, entertaining
villagers and Communist border j
militia. j
Most of the fugitives drew a ;
stark picture of living conditions
in Communist China. The daily i
1 tc sauuil, 11ICJ earn, uau uttu
the'sUrvion
rice ration, they said, had been!
Eleven Communist o(ficuls and
crew members whom the fugi
tives overpowered are also in Hong
Kong. A government spokesman
declined to comment on the case.
Boycott Threatens
Macon City Buses
MACON. Ga. (AP) White per
sons in unusually large numbers
have begun riding Macon City
buses in a move to counter a
Negro boycott that threatens the
transit system.
violence
New incidents of minor
cropped up this week, and Ne
gro leaders put new demands
to the transit company in this
middle Georgia city of about
120.000.
Several instances of rock throw-
mg at buses were reported. Two
Negro youths were taken into
custody.
Negroes earlier had complained
to Mayor Ed Wilson of alleged
police harassment in connection
with Negroes driving in car pools.
The boycott began Monday as
Negroes demanded an end to
segregated seating and the
em -
ployment of Negroes as
and mechanics.
drivers
The Rev. E. B. Paschal, chair
man of the Macon Citizens Nego
tiating Committee, said Wednes
day night the Negro group would
demand also that charges be
dropped
and 12
tempts
buses.
against four ministers
students arrested in at
to desegregate Macon
Gov. Volpe Refuses
To Return Escapee
BOSTON (AP)-Massachusetts
Gov. John A. Volpe has given
refuge to a Mississippi prisoner
who said he fled north rather
than participate in a scheme in
volving the recovery of a $300,000
robbery loot.
Volpe refused to return Kimble
Berry, 24, to Mississippi as a
fugitive.
The Southern state claimed Ber
ry failed to return to the prison
from a 10-day Christmas fur
lough, customarily given by that
state to model prisoners.
Berry had months left to
serve on a manslaughter convic
tion, arising from a brawl.
Berry, however, told Massachu
setts officials a different story
than was relayed by Mississippi
authorities.
He said he was released from
Parchman Prison in Mississippi
Dec. S to pick up the proceeds
from a robbery which had been
cached in a Keiser, Ark., bank.
Berry told police he had been
given a power of attorney, a pis
tol, a driver's license and an auto
with instructions on how to get
the money back to the prison.
But outside the bank. Berry
said, he saw two men, one ap
parently carrying a gun in a
pocket. He became frightened for
his life and fled to the home of a
brother in Lynn, Mass. He later
went to the police and told his
story.
SUNDAY
RADIO LOG
KRNR
1490 KC
7 00 Sign On
7 05. 1:10 Rictl John Show
7 15-CBS Block
10 Puppy's Record Go-Round
S 00CBS Block
a OS Pappy's Platter Parry
11:00 Sign Oft
KQEN 1240 KC
(Mjllc EictOt M Litd
7-00 Rt4i Sib CI-BC
7 31V-OI4 Ftlftiontd Revival Hour ABC
0O Voict of Prophtry ABC
30 Crristin Brotherhood
00 Aivwnbiy of Cod
JO Local Newt
13 00 Hour of D tilort A BC
1 $fa rVorvday rVtvnirxj MtadUrw ABC
j 10 Erwlfi Coriham ABC
J 00 SofcoUfcy Ntwt ABC
7 00 Carttf JymoWv Hour
10 00 Songs of Woe l iff
13:00 gn Off
KYES
950 KC
Basic: music-newt end-weather
7 00 to I IS music
g 15 Perron Powell
S Church O Christ
9 00 Vul'C
f 45 How Christian Science Meals
10 to usie
11 oo sundey Devotions
13 00 Vunc
17 Sundey Showcatd at musk!
1 00 Lutheran Hour
I JO Mm
7 00 Sunday Showcase or VutKj
a 00 Ok) Fashioned Rr -vei Hour
4 jo music
5 JO s on on
DANCE at LINDY'S
Musrtj By The
MELODY RANCH HANDS
NORMA McCALL
Every Saturday Night
Mswn SI. 00 9:00 to 1:00
Saturday, Ftb. 17
Alcoholics Anonymous, basement
of Pacific Building. 8 pm., fur
more information call OK 3-66?
Suckoroo Squar Dane Club,
the barn dance of munih instruc
tion at 1:30 p.m.. regular danca at
9 p m., ladies bring pollurk.
South Door Crook Grango,
Grange mil. 8 15 p.m.
Tri 'n' Square Danca Club, Ea
gles Hall. Myrtle Creek, 9 p.m.
Olalla Squares, at Olalla Com
munity Building. 9 p.m.
Rice Valloy Community Card
party.
Swinging Azalea Grange,
8:30 p.m.
Endowment Committo of Rose
burg Chapter, Order of Eastern
Star No. I, rummage sale in old
88 Cent Store. 8 a.m. to 4 n.m.
For rummaiie Dickuo call Ramo-
na Hampton.
Falinn P.nrl.r. ni Dr... ..U
and candy sale in front of Pen
ney's Store, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Roseburg Chapter Retired Civil
Employes, social hall in basement
of First Presbyterian Church, pot
luck at noon. AU federal civil re
tirees welcome. Bring food dish.
National Association of Letter,
Carriers, chili supper at home o I
Mr. and Mrs. Thel Allen, 153 SK i
Temp1"1, 6 t0 7:30 p m' Kor aU
Rivorsdale Grange, public card
party at the Grange Hall, 8 p.m.
Prizes and refreshments.
Complaint
Robert If. Savage vs. Clifford
M. Whorton and Terrence Elden
Whorton. Plaintiff asks award of
$950 general damages and other
costs to recover damaces alleged
ly occurring to plaintiff's automo-
rtilA 1-Asnlf nf i-nllicinn invnW'ina
defendant's car on Feb. 15. 1961,
on SE Douglas Ave. Plaintiff al
leges accident was result of de
fendant's negligence.
Judgment
Lcroy Tarrick, administrator of
the estate of Roy Lee Barrick, de
ceased, vs. Ellamae Judges, ad
ministrate of the estate of rred
n lnHnos It rlncnncfiH On H.
fendant7! default, plaintiff granted
judgment against defendant lor i
$10,000 plus costs. j
Default Judgment
David H. Cameron, Department
of Employment commissioner, vs.
Clarence L. Dietrich. On defend
ant's default, plaintiff awarded SI.-
694.80 judgment plus interest and
costs,
Decree
Richard nd Marjorie R. Stev
enson vs. Margaret M. MoHitt, for
merly Margaret M. Diaz, and Jer
ry Moffitt, her husband. On de
fendants default, decree issued or
dering defendant to pay $7,274.64
judgment plus attorney Ices and
other costs or property described
as lot nine, Susie-Ann Tracts, Doug
las County, will be foreclosed.
Dismissals
Charles E. Hoppe, trustee of the
estate of Joseph Letelle Mctool,
bankrupt, vs. Rudolph Dul'riest
and others. On stipulation of the
parties, case dismissed with prej
udice to the plaintiff and without
cost to either party.
State Industrial Accident Com
mission vs. Roy Oliver llolloway.
and the First National Bank of
Portland, Grants Pass branch. On
motion of plaintiff, case dismissed
without prejudice to the plaintiff.
Ray Awmillcr, by his guardian
ad litem, K. R. Awmillcr, vs.
William T. Bergerson. On stipula
tion of theparties, case dismissed
with prejudice and without cost to
either party.
Dillard PTA Schedules
Special Monday Meet
The "Lights on for Education"
and Founder'! Day meetings will
be combined into one session by
the Dillard PTA on Monday starl
ing with open house from 7 to 8
n.m. at the school.
The scholarship committee con
sisting of Mrs. fcverett Jonnson.
Mrs. George Krebs, Mrs. Ray Tal
bcrt. Dale Town and Dr. II . L.
VanDermark, will present schol
arshiD application for approval.
A slate of nominations fur officer
for the year 1962 03 will be pre
sented bv the committee, Mrs
George Krebs. Mrs. Sidney Hall
and Larrv Waite.
All parents and other interested
persons are invited to attend the
meeting and social nour ionowing
Refreshments will be served.
Drain PTA Schedules
Founder's Day Meet
The Drain PTA will meet at
7:30 pm. Monday in the grade
school to celebrate Foundcr'a Day
and honor past presidents
A special program featuring the
"Lights On For Education" theme
will be held with several of the
school faculty demonstrating the
teaching machine and the acceler
ated reading machine.
A special birthday cake will he
served during the refreshment
hour, reports Jo Carlile,
correspondent.
Drain
Circuit Court
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
tomorrow
I Omicroo Chapter, Dolta Kappa
Comma, breakfast meeting at Pi
ano Koll Inn, 9 30 a m.
Sunday, Fob. II
Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs
meeting room of Mumoe llutson
Clinic. 880 SK Jackson. 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club,
trap shoolins, 10 a in
Wilbur-Suthorlin Mtthoditt youth
choir practice. Wilbur Methodist
' church. 3 n.m.
I Hayloft Squares, seventh annual
birth.fav dance, l'reschern Barn,
1:30 to 5 p.m. Kuth Stillion of Ar-
cata, Calif., caller.
All square
dancers invited.
Monday, Fob. If
Obedience Trials sponsored by
I'mpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion uo
Fairgrounds, 7:30 pm.
I BuJceroos, workshop, at the barn
8 10 D 111. I
Pythiai Hall
8 p.m.
Hayloft Squares, beginner's
square dance lessons, at l'reschern
Burn, 8 to 10 p.m., Dude Sibley
caller. For information call OK
; 3-3520.
Winston Oillard Kiwanis Club,
TimPbe"r' Town Duplicate Bridge
c,ub( 7:30 p m Pavrra requestcd
, k. k 7 on r. m m .i
us tables and boards.
Alpha Zeta Theta Rho Girls
Club No. 30, IOOK Hall. 7 p.m.
Winston City Council, 'City Hall.
Douglas Camera Club, 880 SE
Jackson, social, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg City Planning Commis
sion, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Emblem Club, Elks Club, 8 p.m.
Douglas County Chapter of the
Oregon Pilots Association, court
house auditorium, 8 p.m.
Douglas County Chapter of the
Oregon Council of the Blind, home
of Ellery Jones, 1:30 p.m.
Hammond Oregon Society,
Grave's Music Store, 7:30 p.m.
Nu Delta Club, executive board
meeting, home of Mrs. Arthur La
ka, 1664 W. Ann, 7 p.m.
Elkton Women's Auxiliary, at
home of Mrs. Wilina Higgins, 10: 30
a.m., potluck at noon.
Elkton High School Mooting,
speaker from Eugene Technical
and Vocational Schools, 11 a.m.
Oakland PTA, at the high school
j l'Drary. P "i
Ron Arnold guest
University of Oregon Mothers
Club, home of Mrs. Burton Ran
dall, 1126 NE Klamath, dessert
supper, 7:30 p.m.
LookinggUss PTA, Founder's
Day Program, in school cafeteria,
8 p.m. Guest speaker from India!
and YMCA folk dance group on
program.
Lilac Circle, Neighbors of Wood
craft, Roseburg Womans Club 7:30
p.m. Election of officers, refresh
ments. GOP Solon Hits
JFK's Reluctance
WASHINGTON (AP) -
Sen
Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz.
suid
Thursday the policy governing Ihe
censorinK of military men's speech
es reflects what he called President
Kennedy's "reluctance" to fix to
tal victory as a cold war objec
tive. I can't understand the Presi
dent's reluctance to say that we
are going to win victory over
communism," Goldwater said in
an interview.
"This feeling of fear for stating
that we are going to win prevails
down to the people who are doing
the censoring of speeches in the
defense and state departments."
Goldwater, spokesman for Re
publican conservatives, is a mem
ber of the Senate Armed Services
Committee. A subcommittee of
this group is investigating charges
that military leaders have been
"muzzled" in their efforts to
speak out against communism
Mrs. Roper Of Yoncalla
Called To California
By MRS. GEORGE EOES
Mrs. Eola Raper of Yoncalla
was called to Sacramento, Calif.,
this week to take care of her
grandchildren. Their parents were
called out of town due to a death
in the family.
Mrs. Tillie Whitman is visiting
her daughter in Grants Pass for a
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowman will
leave Friday for Pasadena, Calif.
where they will pick up Mrs. Bow
man's mother, Mrs. Grace Walker,
who will spend the remainder of
the winter here with the Bow
mans. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtwright
are the parents nf a boy, born
Feb. 14. This is their first child.
George Krewson was taken to
the Cottage Grove hospital Wednes
day suffering frrom a heart at'
tack.
Organ Program Slated
At Sutherlin Assembly
Wayne Chapman, an outstanding
! organist who plays all types of
music, will perform at. a isationai
Assembly program for the East
F.lemcntary and Sutherlin Junior
High students at the high school
gym at 1 p m. Tuesday, according
to Mrs. Jerry lie Muth, correa-
Dondent.
The program will be open to all
students from third grade up wiVh
attendance optional.
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Sot, Ftb. 17, 1962 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 5
NPS Won't Cover Vanderbilt Ladies
WASHINGTON (AP) 8 The over shortly before she died in
director of the National Parks! 19. After workmen cleaned
Service has no intention of cover-! away the water paint covering,
ing up those gaily cavorting semi-j the question arose whether the
nudes on the ceiling of the ornate painting would be open to the
Vanderbilt mansion at Hyde public.
Park, NY. I
"It is true there is a semi-nude
woman there, but she is lovely,"
Vonrad L. Wirth said recently.
"It is a nice thing."
The lightly clad ladies are in a
20 x 30 fool painting which work
men have uncovered on the ceil-
I ing of the mansion a plush gold
room- The mansion, operated by
the Interior Department as a na-
i tlonil historic site since 1940. was
built in 1898 by railroad tycoon
Frederick W. Vanderbilt.
Wirth said Mrs. Vanderbilt ap
parently had the ceiling painted
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