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WCTU Back. Portland's Mayer And Mis. America
n,??WJ?FfN?i?y-MJ?- Dor-1 back from the State Woman1!
pthy McCullouRh Lee, Portland's Christian Temperance union lor
lady mayor, drew a pat on the I "her stand against vice and earn-
blind."
The croup, meeting In conven
tion here, also sent congratula-
j tions to the new Miss America,
Jacque Mercer of Arizona, "be-
i cause her mother neither drinks
' nor smokes."
' Mrs. Maude M. Issacs of Seat
! tie was relected president, and
, Mrs. Stella Klser of Wenatchee
I was elected vice president.
PAINTS
All Kindt
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' el 2nd Ave S. Phnn- 212
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AND EVERY NIGHT
at the
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122 South Stephens
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Featuring the Famous
RAY WATSON
"King of the Ivories"
(Shewn Above)
And His Father
Manager and Entertainer
Ray and hit father coma to us highly endorsed Dlrsetly from
soma of Southern California's and Hollywood's Swanky Night
Sen. Magnuson
Asks Legalizing
Of Hiring Halls
NEW YORK, Sept. nJi!Ft
Senator Warren G. Magnuson (D
Washt said he will lead a
tight in Congress to legalize the
tilling nail system lor maritime
workers.
Magnuson told cheering dele
gates to tne LIU National Marl
time union's national convention:
"If we can't repeal the Taft
Hartley act, which I hope to do.
I am going to see that hiring
halls are legalized.'4
Magnuson is chairman of a Sen
ate subcommittee on merchant
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Accident Ties Up Traffic
0 Portland Streets
PORTLAND -IX A railroad
switch engine and an automobile
collided in the midst of heavy
home-bound traffic Wednesday
evening. In the tangle, one man
went to a hospital. Traffic was
snarled lor several Olocka and
backed up on two Willamette riv
er bridges.
Police said Cheater Lee suffer
ed severe head cuts. He was driv
ing the car overturned by the en
gine. That tangle of can was the
worst resulting from 27 traffic
accidenta reported In a two-hour
period during a heavy rain at
peak travel hours.
PAYMENTS STOPPCD
WASHINGTON, Sept IS UP)
John L. Lewis today announc
ed suspension on welfare pay-
menu to miners eitective tomor
row. Lewis said the action waa due
to lack of funds. It was ordered
in a resolution adopted at a five
hour meeting of the fund's trustees.
marine problems.
The hiring hall la a system by
which workers needed by em
plovers are assigned to jobs by
their union. Its legality la being
challenged in the courts.
Of America's merchant ma
rine, Magnuson said:
'To meet foreign competition,
management must be inventive,
imaginative and willing to run
reasonable risks.
"Labor, while working con
stantly for better wages and
working conditions, must remem
ber that its welfare bears a direct
relationship to the ability of man
agement to compete."
NMU President Joseph Curran,
who for the last two yeara has
been battling to drive what he
calls pro Communist elements
from union leadership, scored an
other victory yesterday in the
choosing of a convention rules
committee.
All 15 membera picked were
Curran backers.
C? E)CDE)
PUBLIC
DANCE
at the
EAGLES
Every Friday and
Saturday Nights
CHUCK'S RHYTHM KINGS
5-PIECE WESTERN BAND
Dancing from 9:00 p. m. 'til 1 .00 . m.
Admission S0
Everybody Stoy Cool ond Dance!
Hall is Air-Condi tioned!
EAGLES
Corner of Cass and Pine
Roseburg Retail Trade Association
Fall '...peni
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Wednesday, Sept. 21, 7:30 P. M.
Starting today, Sept. 14, you will receive tickets in
the retail stores of Roseburg. They ore your chance's
to win prizes in the big treasure hunt sponsored by the
Roseburg Retail Trade Association. All you have to
do is get a ticket, fill in the stub with your name and
address, and deposit it In a box at the store. On
Wednesday, Sept. 21, the winning numbers will be
posted in the store windows of Roseburg. If you match
your ticket with the stub, you will win a valuable mer
chandise prize.
Here's how you can win FREE PRIZES:
1. Ask for your ticket at any Roseburg store.
2. Fill in the stub and deposit it in the box.
If your name and address are net en the stub, your entry will be disqualified.
3. Match your ticket with the stubs displayed in the win
dows of Roseburg stores on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
Do not expect to find your stub displayed at the same star that issued the ticket.
No more tickets will be issued after noon on
Wednesday, Sept. 21. After 3 p.m. all merchants
will take their tickets to the stand in front of U. S.
Nat'l. Bank where the winning numbers will be
drown between 4 and 5 p.m. Wednsday evening at
7;30 p.m. the winning numbers will be disployed in
the windows of Roseburg stores. Each merchont is
responsible for delivering tickets for his store.
The tickets have both a fetter and number. This
has been done to make it easier for the shoppers
to match tickets with the stubs displayed.
THERE'S NOTHING TO BUY
Tickets art free at any store.
FIND YOUR NUMBER AND WIN A FREE PRIZE
"UD D
Washington met Utah in a pigskin clash in Seattle this after
noon beginning at 1:45 .... the first in the series of exciting
football features to be heard each Saturday in the Pacific Coast
Conference Collegiate Football games. The outcome? Dunno. On
accounts this is a prematura write-up .... being written on
Friday. This evening at 7:30, Professor Carroll R. Daugherty, one
of the country's outstanding economists, and Chairman of Presi
dent Truman's Steel Fact-Flnding Committee, will hold a press
conference on the air during the head-line making "Meet the
Press' broadcast this evening at 7:30. This Is a new time period
for the regular "Meet the Press" series. Don't think you've missed
It when it doesn't appear at six.
SUNDAY! The Mlstsry ot the Harp and the Blaek
Mirror" titl.s th "House of Mystsry" broadcast at ens.
Tun In William Oargan as "Martin Kane, PrlviW Eys"
at 1:30, and th. Invisible, mystsrious "Shadow" at 2.
Sunday at 4:30, Guy de Maupassant's famoua story, "Made
moiselle Fifi," will be adapted for broadcast by "The Family"
Theater." The story deals with the Prussian Invasion of a village
In Northern France, when Prince Otto Bismarck's troops went
roughshod over French territory, and is based on Incidents from
De Maupassant's own early life. Wendell Corey will be narrator,
and Joan Leslie will be the hostess for this special adaptation. Earl
Wilson, famoua New York columnist who has Just returned from
a European trip, will try his hand at radio's version of the "animal,
vegetable, mineral" game, "Twenty Questions" Sunday night at
eight.
NIW PROGRAMS WCtK OF 19TH Our schedule
hangts a bit beginning Monday with th return of such
shews as "Captain Midnight," "David Ross" and many
others later in th weak. For a clear pletur of th KRNR
setup, study our Radio Log in ach issu of th Nsws
Rsvltw. Thank yu, and goodnight.
Sat., Sept. 17, 1949 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. S
men dragged the neary-by mill
pond because he had been seen
In that vicinity early in the evening.
CONTRACT GRANTED
SEATTLE (.'Pi A contract
granting improved working con
ditions but no wage increase was
signed Thursday for 2.500 furni
ture workers union (AFL) work
ers in 57 Washington and Oregon
plants.
J. W. Truman, executive sec
retary of the union, said the con
tract provided better seniority
rights, one week vacation with
pay after one year, two weeks
atler three years and six paid
holidays.
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TODAY AND
S U N D AY
BUCK JONES
"Death Valley Rangers"
2nd Western
HOOT GIBSON
"Dawn on the Great
Divide"
tomorrow!
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
1490 on Your Dial
BEMAININQ Ol'KI TODAY
1:48 With in tort vs. UUh Football
uamt).
6 30 Sporti Pag
:M Muatc.
40l,oc I Now..
6:45 Eddy Duchin.
T:00 Lorn bardo land V. E A.
7 .TO Mut th Preaa.
S Oft Happy Vallty Cowboys.
S 30 Bamto and Hla Ore
0:00 Nawa.
f:S Dink Tarn p? ton.
a 30 Wrtithnt Parad.
1030 Ray Hackatt Oreh.
11:00 Cuaa to Muiic.
ll;30 Sun Off.
SUN DAT, SEFTKMBIft IS, IMS
S OO Bark to God Hour.
:.m Vote of Prophecy.
too Radio Bib la Claaa.
t .W Lutharan Hour.
10:00 Nawa.
lo ts Organ Concur.
10:. 10 Muaic.
10:49 Momenta of Devotion.
11:00 Church Barvlca.
12:00 Music.
12: IS Sunday Favorite.
12:10 Canary Chorue.
12:49 National Nawa.
1:00 Houa of Myetary.
1:30 Martin Kane, Private Kya.
2:00 Tha Shadow.
2:30 Trj Datactlva Myitarta.
3:00 Ray Bloeh Shew.
3:30 Nick Car tar. Muter Dataatlva.
4:00 Walking la Rhythm.
4:15 Muaic.
4;3Aramlly Theater.
5 00 Lay men a Hour.
8 30 Can You Top Thiar
6 00 Meat Your Match,
a 30 Sh ailah Graham.
6:45 Bill Cunningham.
7:00 Sing for Your Suppar,
7:30 Roy Roger Show.
8:00 Twanty Quaatlona.
30 Walter Wmrhell.
:4ft Harvay Harding Sing.
OO Nawa.
B 1 Memorable Muale.
6:30 Amarican Legion
6:45 Church of tha Opn Blbl.
1000 Muaic.
10:30 Ruaa Morgan Oreh.
11:00 aign Off.
MONDAY, REFTKMREft 16,
6:00 tunrla Bartnud.
SIS News.
30 Muale.
6:30 Rta hi
7:00 Nawa.
7:1(1 Break fart Gang.
7:30 Muaic.
7:4S Local Nawa.
7 .10 Muafc.
6 00 Muaic for You.
fl 30 Modern Home
6:49 Muale br Morgan.
6:00 Wally'a Coffca Tim.
:1ft Book of Bargain.
30 Man About Town.
40 Muatcal Interlude.
t.M Shopper' Guide.
10:00 Nawa.
10:19 Goapcl Slngfri.
10 30 Say It With Mut.
10:49 Art Baker.
11.00 Lad lea rirat.
11:30 Queen for a Day.
12:00 Muale at Noon.
12:19 Sport pgj.
12 29 Muaic.
1140 Local New.
12 45 National Nawa.
12 55 Market Report.
1:00 Man on tha Street.
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tilt ID 14114
Sat.-Sept. 17th
:1S p.m.
Junior Hifh Auditorium
Admission:
2.40 Rmrvnl Seats
1.80 General Admission
T5c Students
Tax Included
Tickets on sale at
LAWSONS and ROY'S
SDonsored hv
Roseburg Junior Chamber of
l:ts Partr Lin.
I v Againat th. Storm.
1:.K) It t RequtMtd.
3 00 Johnann r.mtly.
3 ia All sur Dane Parad.
3 3tt Muiic.
3 4.1 MubIc.
4.00 rulton lwta Jr.
4:15 Frank H.mtnfway.
l:.TO Loral
4:4.1 Nawa.
mow.
S.OO Ttpa and Tuna.
8:10 Champion.
3 43 Curl.v Bradlty.
6 00 Sawing Marhin Cntr.
S .IO Sporu Pasa.
S:3fl Muale.
S 40 Loral NMtra
6.43 Southland Slnftna.
S-SS BUI Hanry.
I.flo Dirk Havmaa Show.
T13 Sammy Kay Showroom.
1 w ci.co Kid
8 00 Lt Gaorg Do It
S.IO You Nama It
8:43 Bob Ebarl.
S 00 Nawa.
S 13 Hi Naighbor.
S 30 Scandinavian Malody Tim.
S 43 Fulton Lawia Jr.
10.00 Murder bv Experts,
10:30 Danca Orcheetra,
11:00 Cua to Muaic
11:30 Sign on
SMALL BOY DROWNS
LEBANON, Sept. 16-im The
body of two-year-old Dana Jen
sen was found in a mill pond
Thursday, ending a search that
had been joined by virtually the
entire city. The little boy, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jensen, wan
dered away from his home. Fire-
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