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Foster-Clyde Co.
Sell In Gold Beach
Science Fighter Against TB
Pre\ ions stockholders w ere
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clyde. L. Y
Clyde and Mr. and Mrs. Foster.
. i s er is an ex-graduate m anager
Sale of the Foster-Clyde Lum- at W ashington S ta te college.
b r company two miles south of
I he buyers tixik possession De
Gold Beach was reported recently ceit i her 10.
l\\ Earl Foster, one ot a group
which established the mill on
H unter Creek in 1946.
.The buyers are Loran and Faye
S tew art, C. L. Chapm an of Bo-
hemia Lum ber company at Culp
creek, and Thom as Winn, Eu-
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i Included in the sale is 50,000,-
000 feet of lumber, all located
in Curry county. The mill, which
cuts 80,000 feet per shift, and all
Box 2 ii
Phone 2<41
other interests of the sellers, were
Residence Phone 2292
also included.
Votary Public C o L u n a r d
Yuletime Tune
A wounded GI in an arm y hos
pital behind the firing lines in
Korea sent home recently what
he called his “Korean C hristm as
Carol.”
Pvt. Adolph “Buddy” Yanomski,
19, of Roxbury, Mass., observed
he just wanted to “let the people
back home know th at we are not
so troubled by w ar th at we can’t
sit down anil think up a poem for
C hristm as.”
Yankowski’s “Korean C hrist
mas Carol.”
C. 0 . LEONARD
I. L. IEO H A ?3
Brokers
I was the night before Christm as
And all through the tent
Was the odor of fuel oil
The stove pipe was bent.
The boots w ere hung
By the oil stove with care
In hopes they would issue
Each m an a new pair.
The w eary GIs were
Sacked out in their beds
While visions of their loved ones
Danced in th eir heads.
When up on the ridge line
There arose such a c la tte r—
B r o o k in g s , O r e g o n
See
In a ste rile cham ber, th e technician carefully w orks on a se n sitiv ity
te s f In a tu berculosis research project. Medical rcseach such as th is has
been an im p o rta n t factor in pushing down the TB death rate. More
know ledge about the disease an d b e tte r m eans of prev en tin g and tre a tin g
It will re su lt from research projects sponsored by the vo lu n tary tu b e r
culosis associations affiliated w ith th e N ational T uberculosis A ssociation.
A t le a st one per cen t of proceeds from th e C h ristm as Seal Sale now
being conducted by the associations will be devoted to m edical and
social research.
A Chinese m achinegun
Had sta rte d to chatter.
Serving Brookings
Sirica 1933
DAILY
I rushed to my rifle
And threw back the boit.
The rest of my team m ates
Awoke w ith a jolt.
Freight Service
Ccacfr Freight
Lines
O utside we could h ea r
FR W K L IX .
O w ner
Phone 2634
BOB W IL L IA M SO N
Local A gent
1 We fumbled outside
1 In a while of confusion,
So cold that each man
1 Could have used a transfusion.
ROEDER
Funeral Home
5<>S 11. St.
Phone 1091
crescent city
"Get up on that hilltop
"And silence that Red,
"And don't you come hack
“Till you’re sure that he’s dead.”
KIM B A L L -W U R IJ T v E R
P IA N O S
and
HAM M OND O RG AN S
Phone 2589 or W rite Box 417
Brookings, Oregon
CLEAN-UP SALE
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TIM BER! 40MM in one tract and
also 3 billion in an o th er tract.
OwneY will build roads to rail-
lead. Stum page only $12.00 per
M. Contact us for fu rth e r de
tails.
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Then putting his thum b
Up in front of his nose.
Sergeant Kell> ttxik leave
Of us shivering Jex's.
But we all heard Sam say,
In a voice soft and light,
“M erry C hristm as to all,
“May you live through the
night.”
M RS. R O SS PU TNAM
for
O W E
Our platoon sergeant Kelly,
A hard little man
W ith a little pot belly.
"Come Yancey, come Clancy,
"Come Conner and W atson,
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