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Thaniay, Cecembat 29, 13SS
A Ncho Worj of . i
Edforent On This and That
U V HAIMAM W
a.ington (U.R) What's
i.ew in Washington:
Most people coming out of
the W h i t .e
o Houie over
the week-end
Q were loaded
a with a 1 f t s.
ICMOLS
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la
Many of the
packages sent
in were ad
dressed merely
to the big es
tate on Penn
sylvania a v e.
After the pres-
eras were ex
amJ) (ff. geiis arid bombs,
thev igpi distributed ramong the
Wie (House sCf.
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(Across the street at 'Blair
House sat poc Victoria Ceany,
ti(iflVply h&tess,ho probabiy
u(S5ows mo. ofthe high and
migl in e wbrld than any
woma,r) alive. Mrs. Geaney was
u all alone, e;.pt for hi two ca
naries, ''Golden Boy" gn 'Yel
low J3oy' and her parakeet,
"Bl, Bojr." (She prepared and
aJe her Gferistlhas dinner alone.
MBi-etty fife meal, o, even if the
lady guardian Biair House
giad to stir (it) up herself. G'l was
"ftj-eick and tired of turkey," she
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s.
capon
"thfi
I deel
.(fid)
tS) have
party at the Yuletide. But this
year they forgot about the suds
and ISid something pretty nice.
They put their beer money into
th purchase of Christmas bas
sets for the needy. The parcels
Were peddled around by the
youngsters Cbf the 435-man unit.
This might be an idea there for
other groups.
Salesgirls in a lot of depart
ment stores were a little upset
because diplomats in their shop
ping complained bout local
sales faxes. That calls for a lot
of paper work. So a lot of the
girls solved all that by dipping
ir.to their own pockets to chip
in the pennies themseves.
Mist Store Owner
Killed in Accident
Clatskanie (UP.; Robert
Jamc Wiester, 46, was killed
early Tuesday when his car
plunged over an embankment
two miles east of here.
Wiester's wife, Julia, was rush
ed to a Longview, Wash., hos
pital where she was reported in
critical condition. The two were
returning from Everett. Wash.,
where they had spent the holi
days with Wister"s mother.
The victim was owner of the
general store at Mist, Ore.
ickin' Pears
New and Notes
From Camp Whit
! trimmed basket cf fruit for
each one and also handed out
bags of candy for delivery from
the Salvation Armv.
Algiers, Algeria (U.R) The
death toll in five days of terror
ist activities and French coun
teractions in Algeria reached
159 today.
By BIU. HURN
The Saturday night observ
ance of Christmas Eve for gifts
to Camp White members was ar
ranged by F. J. Glonning, chief
of special services. With a group
representing 24 organizations
participating, individual repre
sentatives were given . various
ward assignments at an indoc
trination meeting beginning at
6 p.m. Glonning introduced Man
ager E. K. Ricker who expressed
thanks' and appreciation of him
self and the VA staff for efforts
toward making Christmas a
pleasant one for members.
Accompanying carts of
wrapped and tagged packages
were group of the Accordianas
from the Eve Prentice studio of
Medford.
Considering weather and trav
el hazards, some 60 people gave
up Christmas Eve plans on be
half of the Camp White men.
Groups from the Legion, DAV,
VFW and their auxiliaries and
respective district and state of
fices and posts of Medford, Ash
land, Grants Pass and Klamath
Falls; Cooties and Lady Bugs,
Trench Rats, Spanish American
War veterans, Red Cross, Elks,
Gold Star, Navy, and, Blue Star
Mothers were represented.
Christmas day the VFW and
auxiliary visited each ward with piano
In reviewing credits, mention
should be made of a display in
the decoration of the Chapel by
the Medford Garden club under
the direction of Mrs. A. O.
Floyd, district director for Ore
gon. Mike Tanzell, a member who
has been in charge of visitors
reception rooms for the past
five years, had decorated rooms
set aside for those visiting home
members.
Sunday evening vespers were
held in the theater by Chaplain
Feller with scripture readings
by Mrs. Feller, seven canticles
by Miss Marilyn Feller accom
panied by Mrs. Glonning at the
Jsf Ceil 2141
Use Tribute Wtrftl &) (J2Y EAGLE sighted
ew xorit wfj a group of
bird watchers Tuesday chalked
up a rarity for these parts a
bald eagle, and a lazy one at
that. The bird watchers saw the
eagle riding o)an ice floe in the
Hudson river. ?
Wednesday evening the Bed
ford chapter of American Red
Croes will f-.aye grogram for
Camp 'White mmbKf)
c' Sen. Estes Kefauver, the gen
tleman from Tennessee who has
an eye on the White House, ran
afoul of the language barrier
when he was in Sweden. The pa
pers over there called his fancy
bonnet with the tail behind a
"washing bear cap." Turns out'
that was pretty: close to right, j
The translation means "rac
coon," almost. !
She ba3c)ti(b)irI witS) one tclligtnt people
hand and did a little dusting I bscfc in the bus?"
withki)ie(e)thbr. The next import
ers guest wii; oe bir Atwneny
CRniriKSSSielih (Infantry
O ($er; unit) hei as (St (Beef
Russian Braves Cold
Freedom Flight
Oslo, Norway (U.R) A young
Russian soldier braved sub-zero
Christmas temperatures and
made an Arctic Circle flight to
freedom, Norwegian sources disr
closed today. 0
Name and rank of the Russian
werdEhot disclosed by police who
took him into custody at Kir
kenes in Northern Norway, but
, fiSormed sources said he was
Either an officer or a non-com.
The sources Said he was in
civilian clothes when found by
a police patrol and had spent
two nights in the country in tem
peratures ranging around 22 de
grees below zero.
Norwegian sources said the
Russian has asked political asy
lum and will be held depending
a decision by the justice ministry
on whether to grant asylum.
Bill Gold of the Washington
Post swears the following was
cvefheard cn a crowded Wash
ington bus. Seems that the
driver was irritated and yelled
ut: '"Will some of you more in
please move
There wasn't
a dummy aboard.
The American Legion, at its ;
convention in Los Angeles next
year, will hold its parade off ;
the sffree? for the first time. It 1
will be held in . the Coiliseum
and IlO.OOa will be able to see !
S. it. wiVti last from six to eieht i
tzr w o i
hours and will open the big hoe
down instead of closing , as in
th9 past.
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Vatican City (U.R) Vatican
sources said yesterday Pope Pius
XII is willing to serve as a
"moral mediator" between East
and West jg) hopes' of preventing
an atomic war. .
These sources said the Pope
Qvill make0 no formal offer of
his serQces, but that he is ready
Hg)do what he can to solve out
standing difffences in atomic
control if he is asked to do so
by leaders of the Western and
(Sommunist rlds.
The sources emphasize) also
tat y help ora She pontiff
dwyld be puiy $r$, in'hii
role as a soiriti! authority.
They safiT) he could hazily b
expected to take Dart in talks
"on political or technical level.
Pendleton (U.R George Ma
son, 67, Pendleton city council
man since 1950, died Tuesday
after apparently suffem) a
heart attack while on a drive
with his wife. vHe was geflgral
ianager of the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association at
Pendleton.
' . ew Delhi, India (U.R) Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru plans
to visit West Germany ,-riext
June.
TYPICAL REFUGEE Shock
and fatigue mirrored on the
face of this woman flood eva
cuee at Eureka, Calif, is typi
fid of the tdns of thousands
who had to flee their homes
as wees'long storms battered
California, Nevada and Oregon.
MEDFORD'S FINEST PRODUC
A
DfiimvRists Shetl
Isbntf of.Queinoy
Xaipeh, Formosa (U.R) dbm-
hnuniss) shore batteries fired 501
shells at the Nationalist on
shore "island ef Quemoy in " a
lengthy artillery, duel yester
day, the Nationalist Defense Min
istry announced.
A communique said Commu
nist big guns on AmiSy and Ta
teng islanSs opened fire and
were silenced by a Nationalist
counter-barrage after two
hour nd 15-minute duel.
Arnoy is about four miles west
of Quemoy and Taen$ Island is
five miles north of Quemoy. .
Thirty eight civilian houses
were destroyed and three civil
ians were wounded by the Red
guns, the communique said.
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