The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 24, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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    Rehabilitation
Funds Offered To
Help Veterans
" Three service organizations
the American LeRion. the Veter
ans of Foreign Wars and the Dis
abled American Veterans are
eligible for receipt of state funis
authorized by the 1949 legislature
to help such groups pay the cost
of rehabilitation services to vet
erans. This was the decision announc
ed this week hy Roland Davis,
chairman of the advisory com
mittee to the State Department
of Veterans' Affairs, the agency
administering the funds.
Regulations Just approved by
the committee provide that only
those organizations which have
maintained department service
offices during the past two years
in the Portland regional office of
the Veterans Administration to
present compensation, pension
and other claims before the VA
are qualified to receive funds un
der the new state law, chapter
364, Oregon Laws 19-19.
Funds available in the Depart
ment of Veterans' Affairs budget
for the 1949-51 biennium to pay
the organizations amount to $33.-
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Canadian Ships Given
Alaskan Service Right
WASHINGTON. Aug. 24 .1
resident Truman has signed a
bill permitting limited operation
of Canadian ships in Alaskan
service until next June 30.
The legislation allows Canadian
vessels to operate between Skag
way, Haines and other Alaskan
Dorts and between Hyder, Alas
ka, and other Alaskan and United
States ports.
Sponsors of the legislation said
it is necessary because United
States ships do not adequately
serve some isolated Alaskan cit
ites and may not be in a position
to do to until next year.
According to the Encyclopedia
Americana, the first old age pen
sion plan in the U. S. or territor
ies was adopted by the Alaska
legislature in 1915.
529. Davis said the advisory com
mittee Interpreted chapter 364 to
mean that these funds would be
limited to organizations whose re
habilitation services to veterans
include the maintenance of an
office to handle Veterans Admin
istration claims of veterans ami
their dependents. Of the organi
zations which applied for funds,
only the Legion, the VFW and
the DAV were found qualified,
Davis said.
'Distribution of funds available
for this purpose," according to
regulation No. 7, adopted by the
committee, "will be made by re
imbursing monthly the partici
pating organizations. Reimburse
ment will amount to 25 percent
of the expense items on the
monthly expense report after all
such expense items have been re
viewed and approved by the di
rector (of veterans' affairs i.
Only those expense items will be
approved by the director that are
directly attributable to the main
tenance of the state service of
fice of the organization concern
ed." The advisory committee, com
posed primarily of veterans' or
ganization representatives, in
clude Davis, Ray Dorris and Har
rv V. Reed, Portland: Robert
Bryant, Grants Pass; William C.
Dyer, Jr., Salem; and John Walk
er Jones and Carl F. Freilinger,
Milwaukie.
III" HERE
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"Baby, It's Cold Outside," "Roomful of Roses," "Forever and
Ever," "On the Alamo" and "Riders In the Sky," title tonight's
musical selections on "The Sammy Kaye Showroom" at 7:15. Tony
Alamo, singer with the Sammy Kaye Orchestra, is also the official
photographer for the band and works with the most modern equip
ment. A released criminal who had only one purpose In mind
to take revenge on the "Cisco Kid" who aided the law in Im
prisoning him meets up with the famous Robin Hood of the
Old West, during tonight's dramatisation of "Chain Light
ning" at 7:30.
Hollywood: "What's the Name of That Song?" has been renewed
for three years according to a contract signed this week between
the Mutual-Don Lee network and Mrs. Rita Williamson, owner of
the show which was originated by her late husband, Bud William,
son. The famous musical audience-participation show Is sponsored
by Wildroot Creme-Oil on the Wednesday night schedule (8 p. m.).
Bill Gwinn is master of ceremonies. "Song" is one of the most pop
ular shows on the alrlanes. Wot king with twin grand pianos played
by Lou Maury and Vic Pelmente, Emcee Bill Gwinn offers three
well-known tunes Individually to six contestants. Each contestant
sings the first three lines of the song he recognizes and receives
a prize.
Tune In another stake-race direct from the Roteburg
track tonight at 10. And at 10:30, when the wealthy Im
porter and volunteer sleuth becomes a delivery boy for a
beautiful gal, the stage It set for another fast-paced adven
ture for "The Casebook of Gregory Hood," starring Elliott
Lewis, Ray Buffum, writer. producer of the "Casebook"
series, was honored at a birthday party recently. The party
was staged by hit radio astociatet in Hollywood who
presented him with, among other things, two copies of the
book' "How to Write for Radio."
KRNR
The Veice ef The
RMeew-f NewvReview
KIMAIMNG HOIK TODAY
4;0OFuiton Lwii Jr.
4:15 Frank Hemingway.
4::,0 Pass in Parartr.
4:45 Tips and Tune.
S:0O-Story Hour.
5:15 Music.
9 Adventure of Champion.
5 45 Lee Bennett.
6-0O Riverside Motors.
615 Mutual Newareel.
6 ;iO Sports Page,
6 ;t3 Musical Interlude.
6-40 Local Newt.
A 4.1 Southland Singing.
6 55 Bill Henrv.
7 00 Dick Haymea.
7:15 Sammy Kaye Showroom.
7 .10 Cisco Kid.
Boo What's the Nam of that Song?
830 Tex Beneke.
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8 4S Bob Eberlc.
0 00 News.
6 15 Hi Neighbor.
ft 30 Scandinavian Melody Tlmt.
ft 45 Fulton Lewis Jr.
101)0 stake Race.
10:15 John Wolohan.
10:30 Gregory Hood.
11:00 Cues in Music.
11:30 Sign Off.
THI'RSfl A Y. Al'OrST 14. 1
8:00 Sunns Serenade.
615 News.
6 20 Music.
(l:;io Rise V Shine.
7 oo News.
715 Breakfast Gang.
7 -45 Local News.
7 50 Beehive.
7:55 Music.
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THE CYCLONIC CAVALCADE OF ELECTRIFYING SENSATIONS THAT
MAKES YOUR EYES POP OUT AND YOUR HEART SKIP A DEATI
John
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Tfchnlcal Creator Wlltti O'Brien Screen Play by Ruth Rot Dkirikviw kr txa twi. Mm An Art. MmiH
Veterans Hospital
Positions Opened
By Civil Service
Federal Civil Service an
nounces examinations for perma
nent probational appointment to
the positions of baker chauffeur,
and laundry helper, in the Vet
erans Administration.
Persons who desire permanent
positions will have an opportun
ity to file for a civil service ex
amination leading to probational
classified civil service status in
these positions in the Veterans
Administration hospital, Rose
burg. The entrance salaries are as
follows: baker, $2573 a year;
chauffeur, $2152, laundry helper,
$2020.
Applicants will be graded on
the basis of their experience and
training. No written test is re
quired. Applicants must be between
the ages of 18 and 62 except for
the position of chauffeur, for
which the mlnimurr) age limit is
21., These age limits, except for
the minimum age limit for chauf
feur, may be waived for veter
ans and under certain conditions
for war service indefinite em
ployees. Further Information on thlt
examination and the necessary
application forms for applying
may be obtained from the Board
of U. S. Civil Service Examiners,
Veterans Administration hospital
Roseburg; the secretary, Board
of U. S. Civil Service examiners,
at any first or second-class post
office, or from the director, El
eventh U. S. Civil Service region.
Room 4. Central Building, Sea
ttle 4, Wash. Applications should
be filed with the Board of V. S.
Civil Service Examiners. Veter
ans Administration hospital,
Roseburg, immediately.
PARENT FORCED TO PAY
BAKER, Aug. 24 (.7 Accord
ing to Baker city law parents are
held accountable for the deeds
of juvenile offspring.
Tuesday Mrs. A. L. Moser was
fined $25 because her 16-year-old
son threw beer bottles from a i
car.
0-no Havrn of Best
Bi.lft Modern Home.
9;(M Wally'i Coffee Tim).
9:15 Music.
9 30 Man About Town.
9 41V Music.
9 so Shopper' Guio,
10.no News.
10-15 Sweetwood St?rnada.
10;mSav It With Music
li- Ari Bauer.
11-00 l.adtra Fint.
11 30 Queen for a Day.
12 oo Music at Noon.
12:15 Sport Pf.
12:25 Music.
12:30 Clocking tha Star.
12:35 Music.
12 40 Local New
12 45 National Npwi,
12:55 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on the Street
1:15 Listen to LleberU
1:30 Music.
2.00 Against the Storm.
2:30 It s Requested.
3:oo Johnson Family.
3:15 Music.
3:i(0 W C T V Pronram.
3:45 Local Loan Show.
4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr.
4:15 Frank Hrminiiway.
4:0 Passing Farad,
4 45 News.
SO-f-B Har II Ranch.
3:30 Champion.
5:45 Lee Bennett.
6 00 Cavalcade of Safety.
6 15 Mutual NewsreeL
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Music.
6:40 Local News.
6 45 Southland Singing.
6:55 Bill Henry.
7:00Frank Purely,
715 Mu.ic You Remember.
7:30 Here Comes the Bridev
8:00 Hnpalnng Casstdv.
8:30 Fishing St HunUnf Chit
Air.
B:!W Mel Venter.
9:00 News,
8:15 Harris Ellsworth.
9:30 George Maer Trl.
0:45 Fulton I.ewia Jr.
10:00 Slake Race.
10:15 Dance Orchestra.
10:3O The Falcon.
1100 Cues fn Muste.
11:30 Sign Off.
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By MRS. GEORGE EDES
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boucock,
Billie, Carol, and Carolene Bou
cock, and Mrs. Edmonson left
Saturday night for a 10 days' visit
with relativet In Calgary, Can
ada. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McQuIre
of Eugene spent the weekend vis
iting at the parental Elmer
Thompson home in Shoestring.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernie Butler and
daughter, Sharon, of Mills City,
Ore., spent the weekend visiting
at the Luther Daugherty home.
Mrs. Rosanna Donna of Helena,
Mont., Mr. and Mis. Jaspen Den
ny and Mrs. Lensengrov of Olym
pia. Wash., spent last week visit
ing at the Luther Daugherty
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Cahinas of Yon
c la and Mrs. I lames, sister of
Mrs. Cahinas. spent last week
visiting at Sacramento, Calif
Mrs. Effie Simpson and daugh
ter, Louise, of Cottage Grove,
visited at the W. J. Ladd home
last week. Mrs. Slmpsun and the
Ladd family were neighbors in
Sutherlin several years ago.
Mrs. Cassius Rvchard and son,
Phillip, visited at the Luther
Daugherty and Art Rychard
homes last week. Paul Rychard.
who has been visiting here all
summer, returned home with his
mother, while Phillip remained
for a couple of weeks. Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Daugherty and
daughter, Martha, drove Mrs.
Rychard and Paul to their home
at Plush, Ore.
Rev. and Mrs. Raynor Smllh
of Eugene had charge of the
morning service of the Methodist
church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Tom Wallace returned
home Friday after spending sev
eral weeks with her daughter in
Warrenton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Keith of
Salt Lake Citv arrived here last
week and are with their daugh-
PAINTS
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Mr. and Mis. L. H. Fannon and
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Mrs. Art L'nger and ton Ernie
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Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Hanson
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WAGE BOOST WON
PORTLAND, Aug. 24 -OP)
About half the AFL glass work
ers who went on strike here Mon
day were back on the Job today
with a wage Increase.
Ted Fry, union business agent,
said 40 firms agreed to increase
pay 7 12 cents hourly. He said
fully 100 were back at work. The
remaining 100 continued the
strike against firms that refuted
the Increase.
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