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NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 13. 1949 NINE T-H Law Repeal Wanted First by Labor Heads WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. (.B American Federation of Labor of ficials yesterday insisted anew that Congress repeal the Taft Hartley law and restore the Wyg ner Act before considering new labor legislation. Three members of the AFL leg islative staff told Senate and r Take 20 minutes to dry a washer load ! Frigidaire automatic electric Clothes Dryer $239.75 Easy Terms Sat th automatic timer t dry or damp dry clothii for Ironing or storing. Put In tho waihtd clothn . . . that's all. Clothot dry automatically, tumbUd through froth, warm air. Drytr thuti off automat ically. Romovo iwott until ing clothci, bono dry, roady to put away or slightly damp, roady to Iron. r t Sfi6 l"fc . rr.j Umpqua Valley APPLIANCE 120 W. Oak Phone 1218 1 I HorS RjGWSHMGJ These ere Just a few of the many curtain specials at Josse's in the Drapery and Curtain Dept. . . . 2nd floor. ''SUNSET HOUSE" NOVELTY CURTAINS KITCHEN CURTAINS A Variety of Colors in Figures . . . Ruffles or Plains . . . Values to 3.95 LIVING ROOM and BEDROOM CURTAINS RUFFLED PRISCILLAS 0 PLAIN PANELS Values to 13.50, In White and Colors NOW 6.95, 2.95, 95c in No. Jackson House Democratic labor chiefs the Federation Is vigorously op posed to so-called "one package" handling. Under that plan. Taft Hartley repeal and Wagner Act re-enactment would be wrapped up in one bill with the cnanges President Truman wants in tho Wagner measure. The approach the AFL and CIO are urging calls lor two bills. The first would wipe the Taft-Hartley law off the books and restore the old Wagner Act. The second bill would deal with the Wagner Act "improvements" Mr. Truman is seeking. Neither the AFL nor the CIO has endorsed the changes nro posed by the President. Do your Ironing- Faster, Easier, Better! $199.75 Eaty Terms Frigidaire ' y Electric Ironer Now, Iron clothat failor, imeothor, nealor all without lifting, backocho, phyilcal strain. It's simple with a now Frigidairo Eloctric Ironor. Optn ond roll, full 30 tnchti, takos shoots and lobltcloths oailly. Convenience foaturossucha Prostoo-Motlc foot control, selective head,' roll-itop for pressing, selective speeds, many others; Umpqua Valley APPLIANCE 120 W. Oak Phone 1218 "LET'S FOR j Home Furnishings I D'lM KHJ-Mutual Don Lee's Kate Smith (9:15 a. m. week-days) has again been chosen as one of the 10 most admired women in the world. This tme she was listed In a recent nation-wide survey con ducted by George Gallup, director of the American Institute of Pub lic Opinion. Miss Smith is the only entertainer to be listed among the "Top Ten" of the Gallup Poll." The new Gallup survey listed the 10 most admired women as Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, Sister Elizabeth Kenny, Mrs. Clare Booth Luce, Mrs. Harry S. Truman, Miss Kate Smith, Princess Elizabeth, Queen Elizabeth, Senator Margaret C. Smith and former Queen Wilhelmlna. Tonight, you'll hear "Club 1490" at 7:30, "Straight Arrow" at 8, and "Boston Blackie" at 8:30. "The Mysterious Traveler" invites you to step aboard his network train tonight at 10:30. Tomorrow night at 7, screen and stage star Eddie Albert and his actress wife, Margo, will be co-starred for the Mutual-Don Lee pre sentation of "The Farmer Takes a Wife," when the Eisner and Con nolly drama is adapted for the "Great Scenes From Great Plays" broadcast. Margo will be heard as Molly, the girl who lived and worked on the Erie Canal, and Eddie Albert will play Dan, the lad who wanted to leave the canal and buy a farm. At 8 Friday night, it's "Music in the Modern Mood," featuring dramatic orchestral ar rangements of your favorite songs, old and new. For an Informative half-hour of up-to-the-minute newscast ing, we trust you've taken advantage of the 15-mlnute "Alka Seltier Newspaper of the Air" each night at 9 followed im mediately by "Fleetwood Lawton," at 9:13. "Fulton Lewis Jr.," Is heard each week-night at 9:45. KRNR Tha Voice of Tho Roseburg News-Review REMAINING HOUHS TODAT 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Pisiinf Perede. 4:45 Sv It With Music. 3.00 Gond News Program. 3:15 Chandu, the Magician 5:30 Captain Midnight, 8:45 Tom Mix. 8:00 Gabriel Heatter. 6:15 The Sports Page. 6:20 Musical Interlude. 6 25 State and Local Newt. 6 30 Three-Quarter Time. : 43 Music. 6:55 Bill Henry. Newi. 7:00 Increditable, but True, 7:15 Music You Remember. 7:10 Club 1490. 8:00 Straight Arrow. 8:30 Boston Blackie. 9 00 News. 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton. 9.30 Music. 9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10 00 The Conrert Master. 10:30 Mysterious Traveler. 11:00 Rhythm Rendeiveus. 11:30 Sign Off. FRIDAY, JANIARI 14 6:00 Sunrise Serenade. 6:15 News 6:20 Music. 6:30 Yawn Patrol. 6:45 Lenny ROsi. 7:00 News. 7:15 Riie and Shine. 7:3i State and Local News. 7:35 Breakfast for Two. 8:00 Riverside Review. R1S Victor H. Lindlahr. 8:30 Wally's Coffee Time. 8:45 Hi Neighbor. GET READY SPRING" 79c NOW PR. Phone 330 - l CDCZi MBS 1490 On Your Dial 9:00 Music. 9 15 Kate Smith. 9:30 Man About Town. 9:40 Musical Interlude. 9:50 Shopper's Guttle. 10:45 Melody Matinee. 11:00 Ladies First. 11:30 Queen for a Day. 12:00 Musical Menu. 12:30 Sport Page of the Air. 10:00 News. 10:15 Gospel Singers. 10:30 Book of Bargains. 12:40 State and Local News. 13:45 National News. 12:55 Terminal Market Report. 1:00 Man on the Street 1:15 The Johnson Family. 1:30 It's Requested. 2:00 The Party Line. 3:45 School Program, 3:00 The Happy Gang. 3:30 Driver'! Playhouse. 3:45 Local Loan Show. 4:00 Fulion Lewis, Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemingway. 4:30 Passing Parade. 4:45 Say H With Muile. 5:00 Music. V15 Chandu. the Magician. 5:30 Captain' Midnight 5:45 Adventures of Tom Mix. 6:00 Magic Garden. 6:19 The Sports Page. 6 20 Musical Interlude. 6:25 State and Local News. 6 30 Music. 6:55 Bill Henry. News. 7:00 Great Scenes from Great Plays. 7:30 The Cisco Kid. 8:00 Music in the Modern Mood. 8:30 This Photographic Age. 8:45 Across tht Footlights. 9:00 News. 9:15 Fleetwood Law ton. 9 30 Music. ?:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr. :00 The Concert Master. 10:30 The Falcon. 11:00 Rhythm, Rendeivoui. 11:30 Sign Off. SOCE Honor Roll Lists Two Douglas Students Kenneth Barnebuig, Rospburg, i who has assumed the office of Douglas County school superin tendent, and Jessie C. Stout, Rid dle, are listed among 19 students from Southern Oregon College named on the fall term honor roll. Grades of 3.5 or above for students who carry at least 12 hours are required. Listed among 65 students given honorable mention for grades of 3.0 to 3.5 grade point average are Harlan Carter and Floyd Lewis of Roseburg, and Alvin Barnhart, Camas Valiey. Friday Nite SPECIALS! Af Jock Foriis Store No. 2 Hiway 99 N. at Garden Valley Road "Maestro" Inlaid Silver Cake Plate REG. 3.98 . . 6 Folding Wood Rule 38c REG. 98e... These Specials Good Only 6-9 p.m. Friday Nite January 14 At Jack Fariss Store No. 2 Hiway 99 North Coma to The Sale! Two Estates Are Placed in Probate Upon petition of Ellen A. Kice, County Judge D. N. Busenbark has issued an order appointing her as executor of the estate of her late husband, James A. Rice, who died at the age of t!3 years at Myrtle Creek Dec. 3, 1948. His will, admitted to probate, be queaths his entire estate to his widow, except SI to each of his children: Vie De Bar, Eugene; Beatrice Rice Palmer, Oakland, Calif.; Bernice Reynolds. Port land; James M. Rice, Winston S. Rice and William Leonard Rice, all of Myrtle Creek. Named as appraisers are T. R. Dunnavin, J. F. Sellers and William Lud dington. The estate of Araline Flavilla Davis, who died at Drain June 28, 1948, at the age of 94 years, has been admitted to probate In an order of County Judge Rusen hark, upon petition of Maud Cowles. a daughter. Bernard C. Davis. Albany, has been mpolnt rd administrator and Rav Harlan. Raymond Bernaskl and Arthur Gardner, appraisers. Heirs at law Include sons and daughters. Maud C. Cowles, De Witt C. Pavls and T. E. Davis, all of Drain, Mildred I. Ryan, Eugene; and grandchildren. James S. Whipple, Drain, and Dorothy M. McCormack, Sutherlln. Civil Rights Program Faces Filibuster Threat WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. UP) President Truman yesterday re WE ARE NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD. PRICES GOOD THROUGH LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT . "Jar LADIES' NYLON HAIR BRUSHES Choice of Zephyr Half-Round, Modglin, Lee Q Wide-Flare, 5-Row and other ssf W Vi-Prke Sale On WRIST WATCHES .15.00 Guilford, 7-jewel 7.95 Ingorsoll, Avenue Sweep . 8.95 Ingersoll, Radio Dial 7.95 Ingersoll, Ascot ' 7.50 3.98 4.50 3.98 8.95 Ingersoll, M r Argus JU (Quantities Limited) St. Joseph's Aspirin For Children It - SMI,., 35c 1 Va Gr 50's . Sweetened orange flavor, easy to take. Eliminates tablet breaking, assures correct dos age. Children don't mind tak ing St. Joseph's. 2.45 VALUE ceived a citizens group backing his civil rights program and told them bills are .being drafted to carry out his proposals. While this group the National Citizens Council on Civil Rights was at the White House, South ern Democratic senators were meeting at the Capitol to discuss their strategy in fighting such measures as anti-Job discrimina tion laws. Senator Russell (D.-Ga.) told reporters afterward that the 17 senators present agreed unani mously to oppose any proposed change in senate rules which would bar a filibuster. He said all the senators also voiced opposition "to the entire civil rights program" proposed by President Truman. Second Execution Stay Granted Oregon Man DENVER, Jan. 13. fP) Paul J. Schneider was granted a sec ond stay of execution yesterday. The Oregon man received one this time from the State-Supreme Court two days beore his sched uled trip to the gas chamber for the murder of a Denver filling station operator, Frank J. Ford. The court ordered a stay until the week of April 10 to allow his attorney, J. -Colder Smith of Fort Morgan, time to support con tentions that Schneider's case In volves points before the Supreme Court of the United States. Less than a month ago, Schneider was reprieved by Gov ernor Lee Knous little more than two hours betore the lirst hour set for his execution. 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Vital Statistics MARRIAGE LICENSES ZITEKRICE Clarence Zltek and Vera Fern Rice, both of Rose burg. ONG-WELLS Earl Lee One, Tiller, and Edna June Wells, Canyonvllle. DIVORCE SUITS FILED McFETRIDGE Helen E. vs. Howard G. McFetridge. Married at Vancouver, Wash., March 29, 1943. Cruel and Inhuman treat ment charged. Property settle ment asked. CARLS Blllie vs. John A. Carls. Married at Vancouver, Wash., Oct. 28, 1944. Custody of one child and $30 a month sup port asked. Cruel and Inhuman ROOFING COMMERCIAL Johni-Manville Certified Applicator RESIDENTIAL J0HNS-MANVILLS CIRTAIN-TEED CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATES DENN-GERRETSEN CO. 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Plaintiff asks she be decreed owner of specified personal property. DIVORCE DECREE GRANTED COOK Emmett B., Xrom Ann M. Cook. DANCE HALL PERMITS The following dance hall li censes have been issued from the office of Roy Agee, county clerk: To Emma Duffer for Hayhurst Hall; Douglas Bally for Smith River Grange Hall, and Vinceni Preschern lor Preschern's Barn, Melrose. " Advertisers buy space In the News-Review day after day, week after week and month after month proving beyond all doubt or question that it pass to adver tise. Phone 100 today for a plan ned campaign or a classified ad. - 402 W. Oak St. SATURDAY FRED MEYER 100 yds, Pads . '. 59c 1.69 49c 2 for 85c 4c 3 for 10c .,59c 89c 2 for 5c Rtgular 49c BUBBLE BATH 39c 79c 35c f.-- Iff ft with purchase ef IQ 70e value HsJC 33c Milk of Magnesia 33c Tablets, 100't 29c 19c 9c 19c 33c 33c 23c 2 for 45c giant tuba 5c 9c 7c 2 for 29c ,. 29c 5c 7c 89c 5c a Fred Meyer margImold Old Fashioned Cold Remedy Candy Horehou 7-oz. 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