Unions Authorize
Strike Against
Union Pacific R. R.
SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. SO
WS Engineers nd conductor
unions have authorized a strike,
effective Oct. 1, against the Un
ion Pacific railroad In five west
ern states, officials announced to
day. They emphasized, however,
that negotiations with manage
ment might result In postponing
of the projected walkout An
nouncement of the strike action
was made here by H. W. Cor
bett of Pocalello, general chair
man of the Order of Railway Con
ductors, and in Namna, Idaho,
by D. W. Brassey, chairman of
the Nempa local of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers.
In both cases the dispute In
volves time claims which have
been rejected during the past
tjree years, union spokesmen
said. ' Union Pacific railroad au
thorities declined to comment.
The area involved extends from
Huntington, Ore., on the west,
through southern Idaho to Gran
ger, Wyo.. and from Salt Lake
City north to Butte, Mont.
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The why and how of - headlines and history will be adapted
into a new type day-time radio feature when Mutual-Don Lee
presents the famous story-teller, Marvin Miller, In his series of
dramatically narrated "Behind the Story" programs starting Mon
day, September 5 (4:30.4:45 p.m.). Mr. Miller is one of radio's
foremost story-tellers and personalities. He Is also . a character
actor capable of bringing to life the many types of personalities
who have made headlines, who have made history. He will in
corporate these abilities in his new programs, when he nar
rates and interpolates the behind-the-sceDes facts that will make
up each of his Monday through Friday -broadcasts. Typical of the
kinds of stories he plans to tell are such as these: How could an
airplane hover over a great city, fifty years before airplanes
were invented. Why did the wife of an English nobleman become
the captain of a pirate vessel? What man bought the world for a
million dollars cash, and actually took title? Under what circum
stances was the world's biggest diamond found?
On KRNR tonight: "Box Thirteen" at I . . . "Jovln Jam
boras" at 1:30 . . . "Ruth and Judy" at t:30 ... and 'John
Steels, Adventurer," at 10. Don Lee's "Cues In Musle" Is
scheduled as usual In the 11 to 11:30 p.m. . time-period
for late dialers.
In radio you know that summer's ended when the network
program orders come rolling in for shows which have enjoyed the
luxury of a summer hiatus. September will bring it such per
sonalities as 'Tom Mix," "Captain Midnight," "The Shadow" and
another Sunday favorite, "True Detective Mysteries," back to the
KRNR 'air-waves.
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415 frank Hominiw?,
4:M Pinf Parad.
4 44 New.
3 00 B Bar B Bancs.
S: Champion
3 44 L Bnntt
00 Cavalcade of Baftty.
: is Mutual NtwatMs.
8:25 Muitc.
30 Sport Pat.
40 Local Newt
45 Southland Slfifinf.
0:55 BUI Henry.
TOO Frank Purely
1:15 Musle You Re mem bar.
T SO Music of Manhattan.
00 Bok Thirteen.
Jovtn J am bora.
8 00 New.
15 Ruth V Judy.
M Gueatt Star.
45 Fulton Lewt Jr.
10 00 John Steele.
18 10 Dance Orcheatrt,
11:00 Cuea la Mualc
U 30 Sun Off.
WEDNEWD AT, Al OUT II.
00 Sun rite Serenade.
8:15 News.
8:20 Muale.
630- RUe and Shin.
TiOO- New.
T I5 Breakfaat Gang.
Tao Mime. '
T: 45 Local Newa.
r 50 Music.
8:00 Muaic.
8.30 Modern Home.
45 Mu.lc by M or fan
0O Wally'a Coffee Tim.
.15 Book of Bargain.
30 Man About Town.
40 Mualcal Interlude.
50 Shopper'. Guide.
10:00 Newt.
10:15 Goapet Singer
10. TO Say It With Mual.
10:45 Art Baker.
1100 Ladlea riraL
11:30 Queen for Day,
12:00 Mualc at Noon.
13:15 Sport Pag.
12:25 MuilC.
12:30 Clocking the Star.
42 .1.1 Mu.ic.
12 40 Local Newa. .
12:45 National New.
12 55 Market Report.
l:oo Man on the Street.
1:15 Party Lin.
3:00 Againtt the Storm.
S 30 It Requested.
3.00 Johnson Family.
315 Harry Jam Show.
3:30 Show Tim.
3:45 Local Loan Show.
4.00 Fulton Lewi. Jr.
4:15 Frank Hemingway,
4:30 Passing Parade.
4:45 Tipa and Tune.
5 00 Mualc.
5:15 Music.
5:30 Adventure of Champion.
5:45 Leo Bennett.
8:00 Riverside Motors.
8:15 Mutual NewsreeL
8:30 Sport Pag.
8:35 Musical Interlude.
8 40 Local News.
8:45 Southland Singing.
8:55 BIN Henry.
Tim Dick Havme.
7:15 Sammy Kayo Showroom.
T 30 Cisco Kid
giOOJ-Whafs the Name of that Song?
8 30 Tex Beneke,
45 Bob Eberle.
9:00 New.
B:15 Hi Neighbor.
30 Scandinavian Melody Tim. '
0:45 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
10:00 Gregory Hood
10:30 Dance Orchestra.
11:00 Cue in Music.
l!JTOS1&nOffj
Anti-Freeze Kills
One Jail Inmate,
2nd Barely Saved
ELLENSBURG, Wash., Aug. 30.
.P One of three Ellensburg
city jail prisoners who broke into
a supply room In the Jail tank is
dead and another seriouslv ill
from drinking antl-freeze fluid.
Coroner Henry Wager said.
McCullin Bradley, 45, a tran
sient worker from Delaware, was
dead when found in the cell Mon
day morning by officers who at
tempted to waken him for break
fast. He had been arrested earlv
Sunday on a charge of drinking
in public.
Roy F. Comstock. 35, of Illinois,
was near death, hut was resusci
tated by an Ellensburg fire de
partment crew. Comstock had
been arrested early Sunday on
drunkenness charges.
A third prisoner, Hadsell Brum
baugh of Seattle, also drank some
of the anti freeze but not enough
ot make him seriously ill, Wager
said.
The fluid was of the permanent
anti-freeze type and had, been
stored in the supply room in the
Jail tank after it was drained
from police vehicles last winter.
RALPH CAKE HURT
REDMOND, Aug. 30. Re
publican national commilteeman
Ralph Cake was recovering today
at his Metolius river ranch from
a knee injury suffered in an au
tomobile mishap.
Tues., Aug. 30, 1949 Tha Naws-IUvlew, Rosoburg, Or. 5
Marilyn Moreno, Infant,
Passes Away 'At Glendate
Marilyn Louise Moreno, Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mal
colm Moreno, of Glendale, died
last night. She was born Aug. 2,
1949, In Roseburg.
Surviving, besides her parents,
are her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Howard, Roseburg;
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Moreno, Gas
ton, Ore., and her greatgrand
father, J. M. Howard, Roseburg.
Graveside services In charge of
the Roseburg Funeral Horn will
be held in the Masonic cemetery
Tuesday, August 30, at 2 p. m.
with Elder J. J. Robertson officiating.
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Births ot Mercy Hospital
DAMEWOOD To Mr. and Mrs.
Rollo E. Da me wood, Oakland, Au
gust 25, a son, Nathan E.; weight
six pounds fourteen ounces.
BRACE To Mr. and Mrs. Don
E. Brace, Melrose star route, Au
gust 26, a son, Timothy Lee;
weight five pounds nine and one
half ounces.
WILSOnXto Mr. and Mrs. Leo
v. Wilson, Myrtle Creek, August
26, a son, Leo Bruce; weight
eight pounds four ounces.
DECKER To Mr. and Mrs.
James E. Decker. 145 W. Commer.
cial avenue, Roseburg, August 26,
a daughter, Pamela Renee;
weight seven pounds six ounces.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell A. Johnson, Melrose
star route, Roseburg, August 24,
a son, Bruce. Niel; weight seven
pounds seven ounces.
GREER To Mr. and Mra.
James F. Greer, Oakland, August
25, a. son, Rodney Lane; weight
six pounds seven ounces.
HUCKINS To Mr.' and Mrs.
Francis L. Hucklns, North Rose
burg, August 24, a daughter,
Euleta Alice; weight nine pounds
nine ounces.
Americans, reports the Tea. Bu
reau, use about 23 million pounds
of tea a year for iced tea.
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