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i:30 Advanturaa of Champion.
3:45 Tom Mix.
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:19 Mutual NawaraaL
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THURSDAY, Jl'Ng t, 1949
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6:30 Sam Rldaa tha Trait
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9:19 Mualc.
9:30 Man About Town. 1 ,
9:40 Musical Interlude.
9:50 Shopper's Guide.
10:00 News.
10:19 Sweetwood Serenade.
10:30 Say It with Music.
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Days Queen Bobbie Lamarr, s large spray bouquet. The presen
tation was made at the appearance of Miss Lino! and her .troupe
of dancers in Oakland Tuesday night. The troupe appears in
Roseburg tonight at 8 o'clock in the Senior High auditorium.
(Picture by The Photo Lab).
House Committee Shies At
Request To Investigate Text
Books Used In U. 5. Schools
WASHINGTON. June 22.
A projected congressional
probe of school books appears to
have backfired into a House Un-
10:45 Easy Aeei. '
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12:00 Music at Noon.
13:45 Sport Page.
12:23 Muilc.
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12:33 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on the Street.
1:15 LUtem to Lclbera.
1:30 Muilc.
1:45 Eddie Howard.
3:00 Agalnit the Storm.
2:30 Itri Requested.
3:00 Johnson Family.
3:15 Music.
3:30 W. C. T. U. Program.
3:43 Local Loan Show.
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
4:15 rrank Hemingway.
4:30 Passing Parade.
4:45 News.
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5:30 Adventures of Champion.
5:45 Tom Mix.
8:00 Gabriel Heatter.
6:15 Mutual Newsreel.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:33 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
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7:00 Sportscast.
7:15 Mualc You Remember.
7:30 Here Comet the Bride.
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9:30 Gene Meigs Trio.
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WINSTON
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Friday, Juna 24
9:00 P. M.
At Howard's
Hardware
Winston Community Club
American Activities Committee
wastebasket.
Republican Committee mem
bers denounced it and Democrats
followed through with a predic
tion that the Committee will drop
it like a hot potato.
It appeared likely that any In
vestigation made now will be by
a special commission of noted
educators, possibly headed by
General Dwight D. Eisenhower,
president of Columbia University.
Committee Chairman Wood (D.
Ga.) said he was at a loss to
"know what all the shooting is
about" and insisted that the Com
mittee is not Investigating text
books.
"Purely preliminary steps," he
told newsmen, have been taken
by Committee investigators as a
result of complaints by the Sons
of the American Revolution.
These complaints, he said, made
"some very grave charges" In
volving Communism in schools.
"I think," Wood .said, "that the
educators themselves would be
interested In refuting the charges
If they are not true.
The three active Republican
members of the Committee agreed
that the educators themselves
should make the study.
In a joint statement they dis
associated themselves from the
proposed Inquiry which they said
was undertaken by the Committee
staff "at the request of some of
the majority members" and with
out the advance knowledge of
the Kepubhcans.
Rep. Walter (D.-Pa.), a com
mittee member, agreed with the
Republicans thai "distinguished
educators" should make the In
vestigation. He Insisted that
there is no formal committee in
vestigation underway and at
tributed the furore-to "an un
fortunate Interpretation" of a
letter sent out by Committee In
vestigators. Methodist Bishop G. Bromley
Oxnam said in an address at
Wellesley, Mass., that "free men
may well be alarmed when edu-
Having a Coke Is Better
Than Thinking About It
Wed.. Juna 22, 1949 Tha News-Review, Roseburg, Ora. S
xn 3 D
"Baby Face," "Out of Love" and "Once in Awhile" are three of
the selections to be aired on tonight's "Sammy Kaye Showroom"
at 7:15. Tune in Bill Gwinn emceelng "What's the Name of That
Song?" at 8 . . . and "The Casebook of Gregory Hood" at 10, when
Greg (Elliot Lewis) goes in search of "The Black Pearl."
Think you could use a It-piece starter set of Wsdgewood
pottery or maybe a sllvtr tea set- Dial 1490 tomorrow
night at 7:30 (or "Hers Comes tht Bride" . ... and lend an
ar to the details of Lawion's new give-away feature on
theshow. You may become eligible to win the weekly prize
of Wtdgawood pottery ... or the monthly prize of a silver
tea set valued at $50 simply by writing out the details of
your most Interesting date. Then mall or take your entry
to Lswaon's or KRNR. Each week, entries will be Judged
and the winners announced on "Here Comas the Bride."
So get with It!
What with all his other accomplfshments, Bill "Hopalong Cas
sidy" Boyd now comes to radio In a Thursday night series over
KRNR. Currently enjoying tremendous popularity with young
sters and grownups alike In both the movies and television, Boyd
thus brings the hard-riding, gun-shooting, Outlaw-chasing "Hopa
long Cassidy" to the airwaves. Boyd has been "Hopalong Cassidy"
for the past 15 years . . . roaring to stardom from comparative ob
scurity. In all, until he formed his own company, Boyd had made
54 "Hopalong Cassidys," and now has 12 recent pictures In release.
He heartily enjoys making Westerns. "It's like a vacation," he says.
"I can ride my horses, chase outlaws, shoot guns and do things
that every kid in America would want to do." The "Hopalong
Cassidy" series starts on KRNR tomorrow night and each Thursday
night thereafter in the 8 to 8:30 time period.
Fct Alltgcd Paid For Getting Government Contract
WASHINGTON. June 22. P
Chairman Hoey (D.-N. C.) of
the Senate Investigating Commit
tee has announced an inquiry into
the report of a $1,000 fee paid for
help in getting government contracts.
Hoey said the Investigation will
be based on "articles In the New
York Herald Tribune concerning
a 'Washington five percenter.' "
Hoey quoted the newspaper as
reporting that Paul Grlndle, a
Massachusetts businessman, said
he paid the $1,000 to James V.
Hunt, "management counselor."
He identified Hunt as a former
lieutenant colonel In the Army
Quartermaster Corps and later an
employee of tne war Assets Ad
ministration. Hoey said William P. Rogers,
chief attorney for the investi
gating group, will "make a com
plete Investigation of all the facts.
The Herald Tribune, In a copy
righted story by Jack Steele from
Washington, said Hunt had told
Grlndle of close friendship and
Influence with top-level officials
here including: Maj. Gen. Harry
H. Vaughan, military aide to
President Truman; Secretary of
Defense Louis A. Johnson: Mai.
Gen. Herman Teldman, Army
quartermaster general; Jess Lar
son, former WAA administrator;
John R. Steelman, assistant to
President Truman, and others.
urindie was identified as presi
dent of the C. W. Laing Wood
working Corporation of Farming
ham, Mass.
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Coos Assn. Plans New
Highway To Roseburg
COQUILLE, June 22. The
Coos County Court and represen
tatives of the Coos Bay Wagon
Road Association will inspect the
Coos Bay Wagon road Thursday
to determine cost to the county
of opening the road to general
travel. It will be necessary to
open about four miles of the road
way near the Douglas County
line in order to open the road. '
The Association is campaign
ing for a through road from
Coos Bay to Roseburg via Sum
ner, Fairview and McKinley.
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