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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSESURS, ORISON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, if 48 FIVE PTA MEETING DATED A P.-T. A. Meeting will be held in the Reedsport High School fh? FtUy' Nov' 13' at 2; P-m. the speaker, from the Oregon umauon Association, will be TO BOB WEAVER AND HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NIGHT Dancing From 9:30 P. M, to 1 :30 A. M. Admittance: Membership Card RAGLES EVERY Mimic By Judy and Her Jugheodi Hours; Doily 12 'Till 12 Sundays 2 .Til 10 Closed Tuesday 75c Merchants Lunch 12 'Til 2 Your Favorite Refreshments Managed by: BUI and Maurice DANCE Be Happy With The HAPPY VALLEY COWBOYS Final Appearance of . . , "Pee Wee" Markley CLUB 99 Now through November 16 will be "Pet Wee" Morkley's lost appearances in the Northwest be fore he leaves on his Southern Circuit tour. either Cecil Posey, executive secretary, Mr, Billings, research and field service man, or Mr, Barss, of the O. E. A, Journal, Mrs. Bernice Zeller will sing sev eral selections during the pro- gram DANCE THE MUSIC OF HALL- "THE VETS rr 123 W. Washington DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT Hart Every Saturday Night at KENNEDY'S ' DUTCH MILL 1.30 per Couple Everybody Welcome Musical Impressions Comedy Impersonations Cover Charge Saturday Only DON'T MISS THE SENSATION OF THE GRANTS PASS SEQUIN ROOM E) DiD E)' Harold Stassen, president of former governor of Minnesota, will tonight at ?, Mr, Stassen will be heard from Philadelphia, while grouped around a Washington, D, C, microphone will be reporters Phelps Adams, of the New York Sun; Tom Stokes, o United Fea tures Syndicate; Robert L, Riggs, of Louisvflie Courier-Journai, and Art Sylvester of Newark, N. J Evening News. Tomorrow at 10 a, m hr William L. Shlrsr, analyst and commentator, Mr, Shirr, by the way, It working on his third book on hl Connecticut farm. He refuses to tell whether It i fiction or non-flotfon, Mr, Shirer It noted for two best-selters, "Berlin Diary" and "End of a Berlin Diary," , Mr. Keen, tracer of lost persons, will call on six guest contestants to assist him in on of his famed searches for missing people when he is guest-of-the-week for tomorrow's "Quick As a Flash broad cast 2:30 to 3 p, m. At 3 p. m, Sunday, an oid stage coach station is taken over by ghosts following the years of its desertion, and the King of the Cowboys rides again in search of "The Phantom of Kruger's Station" during "The Roy Rogers Show." Roy, Dale Evans and Gabby Hayes go ghost hunting and find the very real objects of their search at the height of an electrical storm, Jan Peeroe, tenor star of the Metropolitan Opera, will try his hand at the popular guessing game, "Twenty Questions," when he guests on that KHJ-Mutual Don tee feature program. He wiii join regulars Fred Van Deventer, Florence Rinard, Bobby MsQufre, Herb Polesle and million of radio fans In the fun. Bill Slater emcees, Monday night at 7, George Valentine becomes involved with a group of very cynical men and a strange ease of murder, during the dramatization ot "The Room That Kills" on "Let George Do It " a regular Monday evening feature, "The Fishing & Hunting Club of the Air" experts will be heard at S p, m, Monday as usual Wonder if they've ever heard of tossing a plug of tobacco into their favorite trout stream , , , waiting a lew moments, then knocking the fish in the head when they come up to spit? That's ail, brother. I'RMR The Voice of The Ro3bur3 News-Review REMAINING HOLES TODAY 4:3& Music 5:00 Take Number. 5:38 True ar Fle. 8:90 Frank Hemingway. S;15 Sport Page, S:2S Musical Interlude. 8:33 State nd JUoeai New. 8:30 Mret the Boss. ?;0& Meet the Pres. 1:3d Hawaii CaSI. S:m Happy Vslley Cowboy. 8r3f Life Begins i Sii, 8:00 New. 9:15 Monica Whales. 8:30 Wrestling Parsde. 10:38 Dsnce Orchestra. 18:45 News. lt:0& Dance Orcheftra, H:3&-$iftt Off, SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1948 , 8:fX Back is God Hour, 8:30 Reviewing Stand. g-00 ASfca Seltzer News, S;15 Kiete Robert Commnl8ry. 8:30 L&thersn Hour. 16:0& WHHsm SMrer. 10:15 Music. IS:3& Sunday Favorite. 10:45 Canary Chorus. i 1 :06 Methodist Church. 12i0tt Air Force Hour, 12:30 Lorai New. 12:45 Organ Concert 1:06 House of Mystery, 1:30 True Detective Mysteries ' 2:00 Sunday Serer--'' 2:30 Quick at a Flath- 3;00 KO.V ftbgers &ati. 3-3& Nick Carter, 4:00 Walking in Bhythm, 4:i5 Veteran Want to Know. 4.30 Secret Mission. . 5:00 Alexander's MedSatfon Board 5:30 Chapet ot the Hoses. S5& Behind the Front Page. ;3S Music. ?:0S Twenty Question. T50 Walter WlncfeelL ?;45 Wortd of Song. 8;G0 Favorite Story. S.3& It' a Uving, 8:Pf News. 8:15 Decision Now. 8:30 Music of the Masters. I0;Oft Old Fashioned Revival Hour. 11:00 Sign Olt, MONDAY, NOV, 15, 1S4S fl 00 Sunrise Serenade. g:3 Farm Bulletin Board. 8:45 Music. 7:00 Hemingway, ?;15 Rise and Shin. ?:30 Local News. ?:X5 Breakfast for Two. ?:Q0 Eight o'Clock New. 15 Music. V-Vlctor H. Undlshr, ' -Moments fit Devotion, -Hi Neighbor. News. J Gospel Singer. i?:3 Man About Town. 8:40 Music. 8:50 Shopper's Guide. f;&8 Ladies First. 10:30 Queen for a T)ay, 11:00 Meiody Matinee. 11:15 Book of Bargam. 11:30 Music. 11:45 Musical Mem. 12:15 Johnson Family. 12:30 Sport Page of the Air. i2;40 Locai News. 12:45 National News. 12:55 Market Report. t;8& Man on the Street. I:i5 Here s to Veteran. 1:30 It's Requested. 2:00 Party Line. 2:45 School Show. Jr. High- 3:00 Tin Pan Alley. 315 Hemingway. 3:30 Passing Parade. 3:43 Local Loan Show, 4:00 Fuiton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Music, 4:30 Great Momenta of Religious History, 1 im'tii iiii'm Mm "Pee Wee" Markley v If. i f tA . v ;.! J he University ot Pennsylvania and be the guest on "Meet the Press Qn Your Olst 4:45 Smr ft With Malic. 5:6S Meis6y Train. SiiS Cha-du, the Magician. 3:3& Capuin Midnight. $ Tom Mix. S;06 Gabriet Heatier. S:i5 The Sports Page. 6:20 Musical interiuda. e:23 Lorai New. 6:3& The Cisco Kid. 6:33 Biii Henry, 7:03 Let George Bo It, ?;3& Casebook of Gregory Hood, 1:55 Hi Gardner. SO Fishing and Hunting Ciuh si th Air. 8:3R Yen Kama K. 8:43 Acroaa the Foctiighta. S:(X Kews S:13 Fleetwood lwtos. S:3S Fuiton iwis, Jr. 5:45 Henry J. Taylor, Ift:0S Campus Salute. IS:3G Rhythm HensestVQU. te:45 News. tt:05 Rhythm Rendesvsu. U:30 Sign Olt Grandfather of Tobacco Plant Being Re-Creafed TUCUMAN, Argentina MB A plant which died thousands o years ago has been recreated and is growing happily in California, It is the grandfather of aii to bacco plants, even though it would be a considerable dlsap- j pointment If you fried to smoke j it. The story of how ft was cre- aled anew is a sidelight on how: modern botany works. Dr. Thomas H, Goodspeed of the Berkeley Botanical Garden Is responsible for the recreation of the plant. He told about Its birth during a visit to the South Amer ican Botanical Congress here. To bacco was originally a hybrid be tween two entirely different plants. Under some unusual con dition back before history began, they were cross fertilized and produced a new plant which con tinued as a new type. The new plant gradually changed and ulti mately became modern tobacco. The parent plants also continued to exist and their modern de scendants still grow near each MBS 1490 , . -..-1' ' i SKINNAY ENNIS ii bringing hit orchestra with Billy Jocetsy ori "Cow boy Heck," veeaiirt and guitar player, fo fh ELK'S TERRACE BALLROOM on Thursday, November 18 Tickets on Sole now ot EIk' Ciufc Room , . , ELKS ONLY 'Screening' Of Candidates for Party OK Planned PORTLAND, Nov, 13, Vft A i method of "screening" urtoary 1 election candidates for natty en- I do.sement will be worked out by Multnomah County Democrats, Nick Granet, chairman of the County Ct-ntral Cimmittee, said today, "We riott't want to go back to the convention ttiea with ail Its evtts," he said, "hut we want to adopt some kind of y-lgw which will permit us to look over att Democratic candidates in the pri mary and teti the -oiera which ones we think should be support ed," It would, he said, "eltirtiniate the the possibility of getting 'stuck' in November," Granat said he had named State Sen, Thomas R, Mahortey and Rep.-Eieet Howard V, Morgan to work out the ptans. Granat added that he was go ing to Washington hoy, 23 and wouid propose that aii political appointees except those In Civii &rv!ce be repfaccd it they did not support President Truman tn his bid for re-eiectiott, "There are a dozen or more ap pointees around who had ali the opportunity in the world to do something for Truman and did nothing," Granat said. Prison Sentences Meted to Ring Of Mailbox Looters SEATTLE, Nov. 13. (B Fed eral Judge Lloyd L. Black inv posed prison sentences and fines yesterday on seven members of a ring accused of looting mail boxes and forging and cashing upwards of $30,000 in checks the past two years. Nine persons pleaded guilty to forgery chwges, but sentence other here In northwest Argen tina, Dn Goodspeed discovered one of the parents many years ago during an exploring trip in this area. In 1942, during another trip, he found the other parent. Back in California, he crossed the two plants. Today and Sunday Only lp F THERE'S NO I 1 muJ nUK...tna 1. A KILLER'S J fjffTf BOttST AND I MM CRilMMOKfl S I SSUUSI S , I vm tWWOT MM was postponed on two of them. Vaughn Evans, assistant United States attorney, said postal in. specters and Secret Servtee agents had worked on the ease since April, 194?, Gowrnirent checks totaling between $30,000 and $KS, 000 were eashec, he said, Those sentenced were; Joseph Baker, 27, 11 years tn a federal penitentiary and a $2, 000 fine; Henry Lee Young. SI, nine years, $2,000; Wiilie Dobcr son, 28, five years, $1 fine; Wiiiie W. Conner, 25, four years, $1; Minnie Doberson, 20, one ytr and one day, $1; William Fer guson, 22, two years, $1; and Opal Bryant, 28, 18 months, $L Sentences on Chartes Brewer, 24, and Barbara Hiliman, 23, were postponed. Evans told the court that three of the men would follow mall ear rlers on their routes and then take U, S, Treasury cheeks from the mail boxes and later cash them. Pinball, Punch Boards Targets of Police Threat SALEM, Ore., Nov, 13. B The pinball and punch board ques tion, long a eontroversal one in Salem City politics and govern ment, flared anew rre Friday. Salem Police Chief Frank Min to warned tavern and restaurant operators in newly annexed King wood heights that the City Police will confiscate the machines and boards immediately if they are not removed from the premises. The Kingwood area, annexed by the city of Salem last week in the general election, lies en tirely in Polk Count where cash payoffs on the games have been prevalent for several years, Such machines have not been in operation in the City of Salem since before the war, SUNDAY ON KRNR William L.SWrer 10 A, M, True Detective Mysteries 1:30 P, M, Quick as a Flash 2:30 P, M, The Gabriel Heat ter Drama $ P, M, , Twenty Questions 1 P. VL Walter Winehell T:30 P. M, KRNR 1490 ore Your Dtei I The Most Exciting Story of World's Most Exciting City! "Afcfcot end Coll Meet Frankenifoin" Truman Orders Probe Of Delay in Benefits to Vets , KEY WEST, Fta Kov, 13, B President Truman yesterday di rected Defense and Veterans Ad ministration authorities to make a full Investigation into alleged delays in the payment of veterans disability and death benefits. He asked Secretary ef Defense Porrestat and Veterans Adminis trator Carl ft. Gray to report specifically on reported delay tn compensation to the widow of an Every Urturiay nttsht. Lsgtsn Halt Oeklftntf Spsnssred by AiMffsas Legion BAtBD-HEATON POST Musis by Bob Weaver and Hit orchestra Admission TSeeaeh, tax tot DANCE .TOMORROW- THE MASTER Of HORROR i Tamed by Your Favorite f BORIS KARLOFF RALPH BYRD AiNNE GWYNN CO-FEATURE ay 9 r.rOfrs fag Endj Tonight? "DRUMS" and "ADVENTURE ISLAND" STARTS TOMORROW . ltd II fit tnAk t-. 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