The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, September 12, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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CZECH HENS LAY MORE EGGS
P R A G U E (.T) The govern
ment statistical service reports
I' that Czechoslovakia's hens are
doing better for the nation in
I creasing their egg laying aver-
I age.
, This rose to 13.3 eggs per hen
I in tiuuv aim iiic uvci -ail cku (jiu
duct ion rose 25.4 per cent tor the
, first half of 1949. A further con
tributing factor was in increase
of nearly three million In the
number of hens.
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AND EVERY NIGHT
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Featuring the Famous
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n Manager oni Entertainer . , ,
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Tony Alamo ilngi one of the less publicized numbers from
"South Pacific." "Honeybun," on the "Sammy Kaye Showroom"
tonight at 7:15. Other numbers Include the Kaye Choir in "Fiddle
Dee Dee." Don Cornell In "Bauce," the Kaydets In "Dime a Dozen,
and Laura Leslie and Don Cornell doing "Honey." Singer Laura
Leslie, the only girl in Sammy Kaye's Orchestra, heard three times
weekly over KRNR, always envies the men In the aggregation
when they play one-night stands. The boys get half-hour service
from tailors on pressing suits while they lounge and relax In
their hotel rooms. Immediately on hitting a new town, however,
Laura unpacks her badly creased gowns and spends hours remedy
ing the situation with a portable iron and Ironing board.
With th. California C.ntril Vallty's graps producing
arts as Its locale, this wuk's story in th. "Let Gtorgs Do
It" serl.s of radio myst.ry-advsntur hits a new high in
tens, gripping drama. Summoned by a provocativ and
po.tlo letter from a te.nag. girl, Georg Valentin, and
hi .er.tary, Clair Brook, go to th Agajeniek Ranch
to olv a riddl of family relationship, based on hatred.
Follower of th "Let Georg. Do It" sari. ar highly con
clou of th high literary quality of th (eript played
en this show. Further proof of this Is th sharp character
delineation and tight plotting of tonight' episod. .ntitled
"Valley Sunset." (1:00 8:30 u. m.)
Catch the listener participation show "You Name It" tonight
at 8:30. Three instrumental numbers are played on the pro
gram which listener must identify correctly when they call 'num
ber 4 with the titles. "Murder by Experts" at ten tonight will
send you off to bed with pleasant dreams at is conclusion. To
morrow morning at 9:15, Roy Hiatt presents another of his
"Muse and Music" sessions, featuring carefully selected, best
known poetry ranging from Shakespeare's time to lines written
by our own Contemporary American poets.
KRNR
Mutual Broadcastir.g System
1490 on Your Diol
at main in a Horti today
4:00 Fu It an Twlt Jr.
4:13 Frank Hemlnwajr.
4 30 Marvin Millar.
4 4JV-News.
SOO Driver'! PlayhouM.
5:15 Music.
S .' Champion.
5 45 Lea Bennett,
6:00 Sewini Machlna Canter.
615 Mutual NewiraaL
6 30 Sport Paf.
6 .15 Music,
6 40 Local Newf.
6 45 Southland Staffing.
655 Bill Henry-
7 no Dick Haymaa.
7:15 Sammy Kay Showroom.
7 ;30 Cisco Kid
8 00 Lt Ceorfa Do It.
8 10 Yftu Nimi It
8:45 Bob Eberl
8 55 Johnny Desmond.
0 oo News.
9 15 Ht Neighbor.
S 30 Scandinavian Melody Tima.
8 45 Fulton Lewis Jr.
10.00 Affair, of Ptr Salem.
10:30 Rum M or fan Orchaetra.
11:00 Cum in Music.
11:30 Sign Off.
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TL'ESDAT, SEPTEMBER II, IMS
6:00 SunriM Seronado.
6:15 Newt.
6 30 Music.
6:;t0 Rtsa ac Shlnt.
6:45 County Agent.
7:00 Nawt.
7:15 Breakfast Gang.
7:45 Local Nawa.
7:50 Beahivo. i.
7:55 Music.
8:00 Haven of Most.
8 30 M oder a Horn. i
8:45 Music.
900 Wally'a Coffeo Tim.
9:15 Mum Music.
9 30 Man About Town.
9 40 Music.
9 50 Shopper'! Outdo.
10:00 News.
10:15 Sweet wood Serena da.
1030 Say It With Music.
10 45 Art Baker.
11:00 Ladies First
11:30 Queen for a Day.
12:00 Music at Noon,
12:15 Sporta Pag.
12 25 Music.
1230 Clocking th Star.
12:35 Music.
12:40 Local New.
12:45 National New.
12:55 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on th Straot
1:15 Listen m Llebart t
130 Music,
1:45 Music.
j:0O Against the Storm
2 30 It s Requested.
3:00 Johnson Family.
3:15 Music.
3:30 Good Newt Pro cram.
3 45 Local Loan Show.
4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr.
4:15 Frank Hemingway.
4 30 Marvin Miller.
4 45 News.
5:00 B Bar B Ranch.
8:30 Champion.
5:45 Lee Bennett.
6 00 Cavalcade of Safety.
6:15 Mutual NewtreeL
6 30 Sporta Page,
6 35 Music.
6 40 I,ocaI News
8 45 Southland Singing.
8 55 Bill Henry.
7 00 Frank Purdy.
7:15 Musie You Remember.
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11:00 Cue In Muile.
11:30 Sun Of(.
Veteran Enrollment Off
In College Applications
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
A slackening off of veteran en
rollment, about as foreseen, is
noted in applications for admis
sion to the college this fall, re
ports Dallas Norton, assistant
registrar in charge of admis
sions. This will be the main fac
tor In an expected minor decline
In total enrollment this fall.
Last year 39 percent of new
students who entered Oregon
State were veterans. Including
Snthhivnil
LC$ Grtyhovni
New Mr4rrted Ceebi
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ftoaaf.
Petrillo's Feud
With Actors
Is Mushrooming
NEW YO-K .P Jame
C. Petrillo's feud with a vaude
ville artists' union has mush
roomed into a battle with the big
90,000-member AFL Association
Actors and Artists of America.
A showdown fight between Pe
trillo's AFL Federation of Musi
clans and the AAAA parent body
of all performer groups could
have wide repercussions In the
nation's entertainment industry.
Paul Dulzell, AAAA president,
said yesterday his group was in
"unanimous defiance" of Petril
lo's threatened action against the
American Guild of Variety Art
ists, an AAAA branch composed
mostly of vaudeville actors.
"Traditionally actors have al
ways gotten along well with mu
sicians," Dulzell said, "but If Mr.
Petnllo wants to start a fight
which will involve the entire en
tertainment field, he can have it
by taking action against any of
the branches of the four A 'a.
The statement was in reply to
Petrillo's threat last week to pull
orchestras out of the nation's
night spots and theaters where
AGVA members nerform. lie ac
cused the vaudeville artists union
of raiding his musician's union.
Petrlllo claimed some musi
cians had been forced to Join
AGVA because their work re
quired them to deliver a few
spoken lines.
both freshmen and transfer tu
dents. This year admissions to
date 'nclude only 19 percent veterans.
Among freshmen alone 20 per
cent of those entering a year
ago were veterans while this year
only 8 percent of those accepted
so far are veterans.
Admission of women students
Is almost the same this year as
last Indicating a higher percent
age of girls to boys than has
existed since the war, though thej
coeds will be still heavily out
numbered, j
New student week opens Sep-1
temher 19 with registration the;
last three days of that week.
OSC Grad Gets $1000
Weyerhaeuser Fellowship
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Robert H. Ruth, '43 graduate in
forestry here has been awarded
the first $1,000 forestry fellow
ship recently announced by the
Weyerhaeuser Timber company.
Paul M. Dunn, dean of forestry,
has lust announced. The grant Is
for a research fellowship to lie
known as the "Weyerhaeuser Fel
lowship in Forest management."
Immediately after his gradua
tion Ruth Joined the navy and
served until 1946. Since 1947 he
has been a forester in the de
partment of forest management
research in the Pacific North
west Forest experiment station
in charge of the Cascade Head
experimental forest near Otis.
His fellowship is effective Sep
tember 1.
In establishing fellowships here
and at University of Washington,
the company said they are in
tended to provide opportunity for
capable young men to continue
their studies in forest manage
ment, who can later help meet
the Industry's need for icientific
leadership in this field.
Steel Spans In Pavilion
At OSC Of Record Length
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Steel roof supports In the new
Gill pavilion are of near record
size and are probably the largest
that has gone lnlo postwar con
struction, according to G. W. H-1-
comb, professor of structural en
gineering here, who has reported
on unusual aspects of the 10.000
seat structure in a recent issue
of Engineering News Record.
The 12 rigid riveted steel
frames weigh 60 tons each, are
above the playing floor, permit
ting elimination of all Interior
Men., Sept. 12, 1949 The Newt-Review, Reteburg, Or. S
supports. The main floor and
seating area enclosed under these
frames Is 263 X 227 feet, or 1 1-3
acres.
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