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Bacteria Weapons Outdate A-Bomb ST. CERGUE, Switzerland ' The atom bomb has been rendered obsolete by new bac teriologlcal weapon! capahle of wiping out mankind, says Dr. Brock Chisholm, director general ot the World Health organization. Dr. Chisholm declared scien tist! have found "one substance so deadly that seven ounces, proper ly distributed, could kill all the people in the world within six hours. He did not name the sub stance. Dr. Chisholm made the state ment In an address yesterday be fore the world union of peace or ganizations, a union of western European peace organization! of which the peace council of Great Britain is lie parent body. The health chief appealed for a "new maturity" to prevent fu ture was, adding: 'The time has now come when man's ability to kill man has be come so terrific that he threatens his own survival." TYPHOON DAMAGE LUTED TOKYO '.fl Officials today set damage to IT. S. army instal lations and vessels at the Yoko hama port in the Aug. 31 typhoon at $250,000. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT at. the SHALIMAR ROOM 122 South Stephens 21 Featuring the Famous RAY WATSON "King of the Ivorie (Shewn Abovt) And His Father '. Mensger one1 Entertainer Ray ant? hi father soma to us highly endorsed Dlrsetly from some ef Southern California't and Hollywood's Iwsnky Night Clubs. ' . Elliott And Faye Refuse Comment On Separation NEW YORK. Sept. 12. tJPi Mrs. Faye Emerson Roosevelt said today "No comment, on statement concerning a pub lished report that she and her husband, Elliott, have separated. The report was published In the New York Journal-American. Elliott could not be reached for comment , Neither contemplate immedi ate divorce proceeding!, Dorothy Kileailen said in her newt story. The story reported the follow ing about the couple who were married in December, 1945: The rift between the second son of the late president and the blonde vivacious movie star came in August. They had Just done several radio and television pro grams together as an apparently haDpily married couple. Since that time Mrs. Roosevelt has been living in their New York apartment while shooting scenes for a motion picture, "Guilty By stander." Roosevelt has remained at their Hyde Park home. Miss Kilgallen wrote that "since neither Faye nor Elliott it romantically interested in any one else, close friends ascribe the break to a conflict in Interests. . . . there appears to be little (jcuei 7 in POPUIRR COnCERT Sat.-Sept. 17th 8:15 p.m Junior High Auditorium Admission: 2.40 Reserved Seat! r 1.80 General Admission 75c Students Tax Included Tickets on sale at -LAWSON S and ROY S Sponsored bv Roseburg Junior Chamber of Commerce r.cmnij A regular service of the Don Lee Network In Hollywood tc its affiliate! ii a special daily "closed circuit" broadcast, 15 minutes in length, with the giving of program corrections and program orders or cancellation! as Hi purpose. Saturday'! "Conference Call" at 9:30 a. m. created quite a bit of wonder and bewilderment with a myttertout message. Went like thlt: "Correction for Sun day, Sept. 11: There may be a special event broadcast from 9:15 to 9:30 p. m. Sunday. In the event thit It scheduled. It will cancel the program listed one time only. Safety regulations of thit serv ice do not permit us to release the title of the program, but If you have a sharp newtman, he may know what the program is to be. However, If thit program It to be tcheduled, we'll notify you via closed-circuit between programs at 2:29-35 and 2:59-35 Sunday afternoon." Wat it something to do with atomic energy? Marshall Tito of Yugoslavia? No-one knew , .. . and we were eager to notify KRNR listeners of thit exciting special program, but knew not what It concerned or whether It would be aired at alt! At you know, the program came through all-right Sun day night following the Alka Seltzer News. A thrilling Mutual exclusive featuring an on-the-spot recording ot the firing of the Navy't V-2 experimental rocket at White Plains, New Mexico. Hope you didn't mist it. . Tune In Frank tUrdy't "Sperttcast tonight at 7, "Musit of Manhattan" at 7:30, Bx Thirteen," at i;00, "Jovln Jamberw" at t:30, and "Ruth and Judy" at :1S. A haunttd house, a misting diamond and a tlnitter char acter, have been grouped together In the background ef San Francisco to provide the adventure tor tonight's Casebook ef Gregory Hoed" broadcasting starring Elliott Lewis, at 10. chance of a reconciliation." Mrs. Roosevelt was formerly married to William Crawford of California. He was married twice previously to Elizabeth Donner of Philadelphia and Ruth Googini of Fort Worth, Tex. New Smut Of Whtxit To Get Vital Milling Test A new smut-resistant wheat de veloped at the Umatilla branch experiment station from a cross of Alicel and Oro it undergoing large scale milling testt at the Pioneer Flour Mills company at Island City to determine whether it is suitable for Introduction. Under a cooperative plan fol lowed by experiment stations in the northwest, no new wheats are released for general distribu tion unless they first pass milling and baking tests, thus avoiding the fate of Rex. Rex is tmut re sistant and yields well, but the millers will have none of it. The new Oregon wheat it being tested along with two from the Washington Experiment station. If It "passes" it will be named Uma, from the county of Its ori gin. The cross was made some seven or eight years ago by Fos ter Martin, federal agronomist at the branch station. It is a stiff strawed winter wheat which yields right along with Elgin, cur rent favorite with producers and millers except that it It highly : I susceptihie to tmut. several nun- area ausnesi wrre jjmwn mis year lor the commercial milling tests. Petition Would Recoil Malheur County Judge ONTARIO, Ore., Sept. 13. l.fl A petition for recall elec tion against Malheur County Judge Irwin Troxell hat been: filed with the county cierk't! office. I The petition, tigned by Earl! Alien, a farmer near Vale, charged that "Troxell hat as sumed arbitrary, capricious and vindictive manner and attitude toward the citizens of Malheur county and their complaints." There was no further explana tion by petition backers, but it was believed in political circles that a recent dispute with coun ty road workers involving wages on road project work had prompted the recall move. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting Svatera 1490 on Your.Dta mtMAiMNO KOt ft TODAY 4 rulton Lewie Jr. 4 I--Frank Hf minffwejr. 4 Marvin M.ttT. 4 V- Kw. 5 Ott B Bar B Ranch. i Champion 5 45 L Bntl 6 00 Cavalcade? ef Aafaty, IS Mutual Nfwtfttl S ." Spori Pi. .1 Muitf, 0 Local News 5 4 Southland Sinfing. 6 Ve Bill Henry. T 0 Frank Purd.v T IS Kuttc You RMiwnhar. 1 3ft MiiNf nf Manhattan, OO Ho Thtrtn 0 30 Jovln Jamboraa. (10 New. 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W 25 Kttkic 12 40 Local Kwa. 12 45 National Nw. 12 55 Market port. 1:00 Man on tha Blraat 1:15 Party Line i iK Atnt the Storm. 3 .10 IV BMjuMtfd 3 fi0 lohnaon Faratiy 3 15 Music. 3 .in Show Time. 4 00 Fon Uwl Jr 4 15 Frank Hwin way, 4 .30 Marvin Miller. 4 5 Murie. fl.oo Tip and Tune. 5 15 Music. 5 TO Champion 3 45 ie Brnrtt. tin Men Rrh:nd the l1od. 15 Mutual Nrwtftil ft 3D Sopru Pace. ft ra Music. ft 40 Local 'Hew ft 45 Southland Sinjrlnf. 7 00 Dirk iitvniH. T:15 Sammy Kay ShowrotMn. T -C(crt Kltf. ft no rVhti'i the ffiJM at that Soc'Cf ft Tie Benek. ft 45 Bob Iberia. ft o8 Am - ft IS Scandinavian Melody Tim. 45 Fulton Lewtc is. to oo John StMt 10 JO Bum More" Orchaatrft. . 1100 Cue In liuele, U 30 Sin Off. Lumbr SeasoRing School Underway At Corvoftii CORVALLIS, Sept 13. (.fV A one-uwk school in lumber seasoning opened her) Monday for industry specialists in kiln dry ing. iVenty six northwest firms are sending men to take the course, given by ih Oregon For est Products laboratory, the School of Forestry st Oregon State college, and the U. S. For est service. The Oregon Forest Product! laboratory uill have other visit ors Monday, too. The state ad visory committee, headed by Gov. Douglas McKay and State Forest er N. S Rogers, will review the laboratory's project and future PHONE 100 btwn .1 S and 7 p. m,, ii you h not 'received your Nw Review. Aikfo Harold Mobl.y. plans. The West Coast Lumhr sotn't association mevxti and technical committee wi!i aiso di cuts the work. INSULATION PAYS FOR ITSELF and add to your home be tide! the comfort and tatitiae tion you have from even room tern pert Hires. Ask about blown rock wool at we pneumatically apply it to ceilings end wails . . . lt't absolutely fireproof! 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When the tank is full, water can's condense on tank walls. You'll save trouble and expense by ordering your tank filled with clean -burning, 100 dis tilled Standard Heating Oils now. Order your heating oil today! Quick, Efficient Service in Clean, Modem Tank Trucks ROSEBURG FUEL OIL 343 N. Jackson ak.lflsr Phone 1289! SOUTH END FUEL CO. TV - - - ' " ' '. :Co Feature " renrurm . TONIGHTj "Ali.t Niek feel" en. "Hit the Hey" Starting Wednesday 0 Preston Foster Barbara Br it ton starring in "I SHOT JESSIE JAMES ENDS TONIGHT "MY DBEAK1 IS YOUBS'' with Jock Corson Dois Day Color By Technicolor O til ill i l - ;., -- . ... Dextrous Daphne's Letter To You . Dear Reader: Some time ago my boss, Mr, Krewson, owner of ihe Rainbow Cofe decided to do more advertising. He wonted to give you something different from hi usual kind of ads, so he selected me. Now he wonts to know how you fike me. 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