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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURS, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21. 1948 FIVE I SURE G-ET THE 6USY SIGNALS WITH ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO DO MY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING AT Lester's Gift Shop 337 N. Jackson Street - mrm I Yes, it's true, you can buy a world-famous i4 599.95 'J " Easy Termt I IS, the price you see above is correctl Frankly, it's the biggest value we've seen, or heard about, in the entire washer industry. It's a full-fledged, full sized Speed Queen built by Speed Queen and guaranteed for quality and dependability by Speed Queen. It's without question the biggest quality value on the market today. Come in and see it. Reinstatement, Back Pay Ordered For Film Writer LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21. (TP) Lester Cole, film writer suspend ed for refusing to testify before the un-Ameriean Activities Com mittee, was ordered reinstated yesterday in his $1350-a-week Job. U. S. District Judge Leon R. Yankwich also ordered Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio to pay Cole some S75.000 in back salary, and retained jurisdiction in the case to make certain his order is car ried out. Cole was one of 10 Hollywood figures who refused to tell the committee headed by Rep. J. Par nell Thomas whether they were or had been Communists. Ail 10 were suspended by movie studios attorneys for the 10 called it a blacklisting until such time as they were cleared of charges. Cole contended that the so called "morals clause" in his con tract did not warrant his suspen sion, and a jury decided Saturday that his action did not "bring him self into public hatred, contempts, scorn or ridicule" or "tend to Of E) LD E) A Practical Gift... An Economical Gift (fusie competes Iht enjoyment ol the home . . . and Wurlitter is the name thai means music lo millions '"Mor people buy Wiwlltw pianos than IhoM of any other nam? Terms as low as $50 down , , , 24 months to pay. Ott's Music Store Cass and Jackson Wednesday on KRNR Rose School Program 1.15 p. m. What's the Name of That Song? 7 p. m. The Littlest Angel Starring Loretta Young 7:30 p. m. Boston Blackie 8 p. m. The Juggler of Our Lady with John Nesjpitt 8:45 p. m. ll 13 DDi "Does the present timber program of the United States Bureau of Land Management best serve the Interests of Douglas County?" Hear this question discussed tonight at 7 on the "Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce Forum." "The Case of the Crooked Corpse" will be dramatized on to night's "Adventures of the Thin Man" eerles starring Lei Trey mayne and Claudia Morgan at Nick and Nora Charlee. At 8, hear Alan Ladd In "Box Thirteen." Two special Christmas programs are slated for tomorrow eve ning 7:30 to 8 p. m. It's "The Littlest Angel," with Loretta Young narrating a story you'll long remember. At 8:45 John Nesbltt will tell the story of "The Juggler- of Our Lady" . . . another Christmas tale not to be missed! Don't forget "What's the Name of That Song?" tomorrow night at 7, and "Boston Blackie" at 8. Two trucks, carrying 900 Christmas packages, arrived at the Don Lee Studio In Hollywood, increasing to 7,000 the gifts addressed to "Santa Claua Hemingway," which the famous net work commentator will distribute to Army, Navy and Marine hospitals St. Nicholas Day. The almost Immediate flow of pack ages to the studio after Hemingway made his appeal, has aston ished old-time network mailroom clerks, as the first gift came in less than 24 hours after Hemingway made the first announce ment on his two shows (7 a. m. and 3:15 p. m. Monday through Saturday). OREGON RALLY TO BE HELD IN HOLLYWOOD: KHJ studios at 1313 North Vine Street will be the scene of an Oregon rally Jan. 4, when a tralnload of Cotton Bowl rooters arrives there for a visit to the Hollywood "Ladies First" radio show before continuing to Portland Spotted the Christmas Tree this morning on Cast Street . . . A beauty, Isn't It? Ought to inorease everyone's Chrlttmat spirit a thousandfold! Don't care If you HAVE finished your Christ, mas shopping . . . get downtown and look at It! KRNR . Th Vole of Th Roseburg News-Review MBS 1490 On Your Ofal At maim so noma todat 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Music. 4:30 W.C.T.U. 4:4,WSav It With Muilc, 5:00 Santa Cla'in. 5:1V-Chandu, the Magician. 5::iO Captain Midnight. 3:4.1 Tom Mix. 6:00 Gabriel Heatter. 6:13 SporU Page. 6:20 Music. 6:25 Newa. 6:;to Thrre Quarter Time. 6:43 Music. 6:338111 Henry Newi. 7:00 Junior Chamber of Commerce Forum. 7:30 Thin Man. 8:00 Box 13, Alan Ladd. 8:30 Muilc You Remember. 8:43 Incredible but True. 8:00 Newi- 9: IS Fleetwood Lawton. 8:30 Fulton Lewis Jr. 9;45Roteburg Choral Society. 10:15 Dance Orchestra. 10:30 Rhythm Rendezvous, 10:45 New. 11:00 Rhythm Rendeivoua. 11:30 Sign Off. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 23, 194B 8:00 Sunrise Serenade. fl:.lO Yawn Patrol. 7:30State and Local Newa. 7:35 Breakfast for Two. 8;00 Riverside Review. 8:13 Victor H, Llndlahr. 8:30 Wally's Coffee Tlm. 8:45 Meet the Band, 9:00 News. 9:15 Gospel Singers. 9:30 Man About Town. 9:40 Musical Interlude. 9:S0 Shopper'i Guide. 10:00 Ladles First 10:30 Queen for a Day. 11:00 Melody Matinee. 11:15 Book of Bargains, 11:30 Music. 11:43 Musical Menu, 12:1& Tha Johnson Family. 12:30 Sporta Page. 12:40 State and Local News. 12:43 National News. 12:53 Terminal Market Reports. 1:00 Man on the Street. 1:13 Guest Star. 1:30 It's Requested, . 2:00 Party Line. 2:43 School Program. 3:00 Dance Time. 3:15 Frank Hemingway. 3:30 Passing Parade. 3:45 The Local Loan Show. 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Music. 4:30 Your Religious Requests, 4:43 Sny It With Music. 5:00 Melody Train. 5:15 Chandu, the Magician. 3:30 Captain Midnight. 3:45 Tom Mix. 6:00 Gabriel Heatter. 6:15 Sports Page. 6:20 Musical Interlude. 6:23 State and Local News, 6:30 The Cisco Ktd. 6:33 Bill Henry. News. 7:00 What's the Name of That Song 7:30 The Littlest Angel. 8:00 Boston Blackie. 8:30111 Neighbor. 8:45 The Juggler of Our Lady, 9:00 News. 9:13 Fleetwood Lawton. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 0:43 Dance Orchestra. 8:55 News. 10:00 Dance Orchestra. 10:30 Rhythm Rendezvous. 10:43 News. 11:00 Rhythm Rendezvous. 11:30 Sign Off. Collision of Buses In Utah Takes 13 Lives . TOOELE, Utah, Dec. Investigations into the Burling ton TraiUvays bus crash Saturday that claimed 13 lives continued today. Thirty-four military personnel, enroute home for Christmas, were aboard the eastbound bus which collided with a westbound bus on fog-shrouded U. S. High way 40, about 63 miles west of Salt Lake City. Both vehicles were swept by flames and sur vivors escaped through smashed windows. Blind Dog Warns Blind Mistress of House Fire GLOUCESTER, N. J., Dec. 20 The whining of a blind dog yesterday warned the ant mars blind mistress that her house was on fire. Mrs. Anna McGHnchey, 60, was awakened by the whining of her pet, "Yipple," and summoned help after making her way to a bedroom window. A passerby helped Mrs. Mc GHnchey downstairs and then called firemen who confined the blaze to the dining room. ROLLER SKATE V senurg Armory Sunday, Wednesday and Friday Evenings. Children Saturday Mornings and Afternoons shock, Insult or offend the com munity." Bard College Freshman Found With Bullet Wound RHINEBECK, N. Y Dec. 20. VVi11iam Gordon Sorrells, 19, son of the late John H. Sorrells, executive editor of the Scripps Howard newspapers, was found shot in the stomach early yester day on a dormitory porch at Bard College near here. Sorrells was a freshman at the school. He was reported in criti cal condition at Northern Dutch ess County Health Center today. Circumstances of the shooting were not immediately determined. Canadian Arsenal Unit Razed by $500,000 Fire VALC ARTIER, Qu., Dec. 20 (ipy The 1,000-foot long Shell manufacturing plant of the Can adian arsenal in this Army train ing and scientific research cen ter was described as a "complete i loss." destroyed in a $500,000 ; weekend fire. I 222 W. Ook Phone 348 I 1490 on your dial mmmmmmmammaammmtmmmammmmmmmammmmmmmmm0r II I It had broken out anew earlier All over America ... f OUY Of 10 -S- Hi" Walker Vlll VI B W distillers of bflff Walker's De Luxe B 8 B. B f f Straight Bourbon Whiskey I J f i&siaL 86 Proof jr jm, livlr JCKIAL IMPERIAL gv aaaim "llt!0.1,l If Ifff I last night after blazing spectac ularly through seven buildings late Saturday. Cause ol the blaze was unknown. Slide Down Bannister Leads to Hospital PORTLAND. Dec. 20. (TP) A weather bureau forecaster went, to a hospital alter succumbing to the temptation offered by wide, nlick bannisters In his office stair ways. Police reported Arthur J. Roz ette, 30, Vancouver, Wa?h tum bled two floors when he at tempted to slide down the bannister. Reservations far prlvat. SKATING PARTIES are available at th. Rainbow Skating Rink Winchester areetino and best wishes this holiday season . . and a Reminder that CARL'S HAVEN will be closed from Sunday night, Dec. 19, until Tuesday, Jan. 4. s Yes, 9 out of 10 are repeat purchasers I All over Amer ica, surveys show that 9l.4ro of the Imperial purchasers questioned have bought Imperial iton . . . and are buying it again. Why? Because Hiram Walker's 90 years 'at fine whiskey-making makes this whiskey good I 86 proof. Blended whiskey. The lyaight whiskies in thil product ere 4 yean or more old. i0 srraighc whiikey. 70 grain neutral spirits. "NO-- IF WB TURNED THE LIGHT OFF WITH THE WALL SWITCH WE'D TURN EVERYTHING ELSE 0FF.T00! Don't overload your electric circuit!. 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