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What's The Name of
That Song?
An oil-time favorite half
hour song and fun-fest
with Bill Gwinn.
8:00 Tonight
Music Your Want
Tonight: Moussorgsky'
"Pictures ot an Exhibition"
with Vladimir Horowitz,
Pianist.
10:00 -10:30 P.M.
Mon. Thru Fri.
Modern Home
With May Mothews beam
ing items of feminine
9:00-9:15A.M.
Mon. Thru Sat.
Say It With Music
A "record" in listening
enjoyment! Hear it:
interest.
10:30-10:45 A.M.
Mon. Thru Fri.
DAVID ROSS
A fifteen minute redenzvous
of music and side-notes by
David Ross.
3:45 -4:00 P.M.
Tues. and Thurs.
12:15-12:30P.M.
Sundays
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
Longshoremen
Ask Judge Change
At The Dalles
THE DALLES, Oct. 26.-(.TV-Efforts
to get rid of longshore
i pickets here by court injunction
were halted Tuesday when Long
shoremen asked for a different
Judge.
The port of The Dalles had
asked that CIO longshoremen be
restrained from picketing or
otherwise Interfering with port
activities.
Leo Levenson, attorney for the
longshoremen, filed an applica
tion asking that a different judge
than Circuit Judge Malcolm W.
Wilkinson be assigned. The appli
cation was a straight request,
without any reason given.
Its effect was to halt all pro
ceedings U'ltil the state supreme
court acts on the application.
Pickets continued to stroll In
front of the Port commission's
riverfront terminal.
The longshoremen, who pre
vented unloading of a Hawaiian
pineapple barge, last week said
they no longer had a dispute with
the pineapple company but were
holding the Port commission un
fair in failing to hire CIO long
shoremen for deepwater cargo un
loading. Locally hired non union
workers had initiated the barge
unloading effort last month.
World $ Crtttal Krtimtl Nehnrt
ASKS ENTRY IN U. N.
TOKYO, Oct. 23. (.P) Japan
put in another bid Monday for
United Nations membership as
soon as she completes "rehabilita
tions as a regular member of the
family of nations."
Speaking to Japan's United Na
tions association meeting, Prime
Minister Yoshlda said:
"When Japan's rehabilitation
as a regular member of the fam
ily of nations is completed, all in
terfering obstacles being removed
in the near future, it will be in
cumbent of her. I believe, to join
the United Nations."
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting Svstem
1490 on Your Dial
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00 fulton twli, Jr. MB.
4: IX Frank Hrminfwav UBS.
4 10 Local Loan Show.
4 45 News MBA.
3 oo Tipe and Tunt,
3:15 MiuiC-
3 '30 Tom Mix -MM.
6 oo Muiic at Six.
6 'S Mutual Ntwtrval. MBS.
6 no Sporta Pan
8 33 Musical Interlude.
6:4A Loral Kewa.
6:45 I Hear tha Southland Singing
5 55 Bill Hrnry and the Ntwi. MBS.
7:00 Dirk Hay me a Show.
7 I ft Sam my Ka e S howroom.
T.M Cmco Kid - MHS.
8:00 Name that Sonfl. MBS.
8 :tO Mutic
8 45 Tex Beneke Show.
S OO News Mil.
9 15 Hi Neighbor.
9 30 Scandinavian Melortv Timt.
045 Fulton, Lewit, Jr. MBS.
I0OO Muie You Want.
10:30 I Lovt A MvBtery. MBS.
10.45 Dance Orchestra MRS.
11 oo Dance Orchestra. MBS.
11:30 Sign Off.
THl'RSD A V. OCTOBER t7, 191
00 Musical Clock.
8 30News.
8 33 Farm Fare.
8 45 Rise aV Shine -MBS.
7.00 Hemtngway-MBS.
7:15 Breaktast Gang. -MBS.
7:45 Local News.
7 50 Book Review.
7:55 Music.
8 00 Favorite Hymns.
815 Music lf Thursdnv.
R 30 Haven of Rest.-MBS. '
8 00 Modern Home.
9 15 Music.
9 30 Man About Town.
9 43 Gabriel Header s Mallbag -MBS
10:00 Newt -MBS.
1015 Sweet wood Serenade,
lfl 30 Sav It With Music
10 45 Art Baker.
1100 Ladles First-MB.
11 30 Queen for a Day. -MRS.
1200 Music at Noon.
12:15 Sporta Page
12 25 Music at Noon.
12:40 Local News
12 45 National News.
12:55 Narket Reports
100 Man on the Street
1:15 Listen to LieberU
1:30 Music.
1:45 Charlie Spivatc.
2 00 Bob Poole-MHB.
2 30 It's Requented.
3:00 Hoedown Party -MBS,
3:1.1 School Program.
3 30 W C T V Program
3:45 David Ross -MBS.
4 OO Fulton Lewis. Jr. -MBS.
415 Hemingway. -MBS.
4 so Song of the Pioneers.
4 43 Music.
3 00 Straight Arrow. -MBS.
Follow the Crowds
to
Shop and Save
During
WARD WEEK
One hour FREE parking
with $1.00 or more purchase
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday
Adair's Parking Lot
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So many of the fairer sex have requested pictures of Bob Moon,
emcee of the week-day "Ladies First" airer (11:00-11:30 a. m.),
that something had to be done about it. Moon celebrate his 30th
birthday on Monday, October 31. To anyone sending a birthday
greeting to the youthful emcee, the net will mail a double photo
one as he looks today, the other as he looked 30 years ago. Listeners
should mall their requests to Bob Moon, "Ladies First," Mutual-Don
Lee Broadcasting System, Hollywood 28, California.
A hankering to sing and to bt heard or seen, plus help
from a friendly usher at Don Lee who furnished a left-over
ticket to the TV version of "Whet's the Name of that Song?"
proved out for on Hollywood show-business aspirant. Com
blned, they spelled success for Tony DuGuy, 28. After one
audience participation showing on the show, he was signed
for a series of eight western movies by Republic Pictures
and Lippert Productions. Alice Coulter, of the Vltt Agency,
was televising that night and Immediately began checking
on Tony. He was signed for pictures but, typically, not
In a singing capacity. He'll play "heavies" In the westerns.
Carlton E. Morse's "I Love a Mystery" is gaining avid listeners
as an across-the-board evening whodunit. It's strictly a translation
of the soap-opera into the thrillcrdiller claslficatlon, grooved for
a masculine market. First episode on KRNR was Monday, October
17, with a trio of heroes, who, in the space of fifteen breathless
minutes had Involved themselves In enough adventure to easily
absorb an hour's activity. The chapter ended of course with a dyed-in-the-wool
cliff-hanger finale. The whole affair left the cast breath
less. Producer-writer Morse got across some differentiation of
character among his three insurance investigators: Jack Packard
plays a suave leader; Jim Bowles, a westerner with an eye for
femmes, and Tony Randall, a not-very-bright strongman. "I Love
a Mystery" is a Monday through Friday feature on KRNR , . .
10:30 to 10:45 p. m.
Truman Urged To
End Coal Strike
(By the Associated Press)
Soft coal retailers said Tuesday
that thousands of people In hun
dreds of cities are unable to buy
fuel for home heating.
They urged President Truman
to act immediately to end the coal
strike. They said the coal "emer
gency" is greater than that in
the steel strike.
A strongly worded telegram,
dispatched to the President by J.
Atlee Schafer, president of the
American Retail Coal association,
declared that "a national emer
gency in the bituminous coal con
suming area exists right now,"
and if the government fails to
take immediate effective action to
end the strike, "tragic conse
quences for the people of the
United States" will follow.
The word at the White House
was that the President still had
no plans to intervene in the disputes.
Wed., Oct. 26, 1949-Tho Ntwt-Reviow, Roteburg, Ore. S
Han.) In thm nlttt nf D...bln..it.
Complete returns for the capital
cUa...J . L 1 .).. .1 .
anuru llic: i I lu-K-IHirmt? LTJI1"
servative) party reelected four
members, the Social Democrats
re-elected one anrl thp Pnmmti.
nlsts re-elected two.
CLAM DIGGER'S HEAVEN
SEASIDE. Oct. 25.-;PV The
beaches here are providing
clam-dlgger i heaven.
Minus tides, occurring after
nightfall, are exposing clam-flll-ed
sands that enable amateurs to
aig in limit of 36 within t few
minutes.
Lighting their way with gas
lanterns, commercial diggers have
been tAkinp nut rstAho. im . inn
pounds. The unusually low tides
win continue tnrougn Wednesday.
Big Opening
DANCE
at the new hall in
WINSTON
Saturday, Oct. 29
9:00 P. M.
Gentlemen 75s Ladies 50c
Have Your Horn
Landscaped on
F. H. A. Ttrms
Trees Topped or Removed
Lawn Planted
Shrubs Pruning
Call us for Information
L. H. McPherson
Rt. 2, Box 153 Phone 715-J-1
SM Captain Mldnight-MRS.
8 00 Miutr at six.
SIS Mulu.l Nwara.l.-MR-S.
6:30 Sport. Page.
6 : Muajcal Interlude.
8:40 lK-al New,.
8 45 Southland Sincina.
6 .W Bill Henry. -MBS.
7 00 Frank Purdy.
7 I Miimc You Remember.
7 :tO Here Cornea the Bride
BOO Hopalong Ca.aidy -MBS.
B :tO I'mhing St Huntlns Club.-MBS.
B M Sporta Pafe.-MBS.
9 00 Newa.-MBS.
SIS Mu.ie.
B.;to Centlemen of Note. -10
00 Music You Want.
10:30 1 Lova a Myatery.-MBS.
10:45 Panca Orhe.-MBS.
110O Dance Orch.-MBS.
11:30 Sun Off.
Iceland Vott Returns
Show Communist Loss
REYKJAVIK. Iceland, Oct. 26.
(.PI First vote returns In Ice
land' general election Tuesdav
showed a loss for the Commu
nists, who had campaigned against
this island nation's membership
in the North Atlantic pact.
The Communist party, which
held 10 seats in the last !S2-mem-her
Althing I parliament), lost one
seat to the Progressive (agra-
Lady Retrieves Auto Unit,
But It's Manhole Cover
OTTAWA, Canada, Oct. 26.
(rB Mrs. Fred Browne said she
stopped and got out when she
heard a clanging noise under her
brand new car.
The car seemed to be running
all right without the big 3tecl
disk lying on the road hut she
decided to take it home for her
husband to look at.
"I Just tugged and pulled," she
said, explaining how she loaded
it Into the car trunk. "I guess
I was so scared I'd wrecked the
car that I could have lifted al
most anything."
Huhhie took one look at the
big steel disk and suggested she '
take the manhole cover back to
the city works department. I
3oswell Mineral Baths
Chiropractic Physiotherapy
Clinic
Lady Attendant! .
1 Mile S. of Drain, Oregon
Phone
-400
FOR SHELL
Burner and Srovt Oils
Prompt, Courteous.
Aatomatle rill n-Ttr
Opa Charf A octant.
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ft 5.fjt i
THEY'RE BUILT EXTRA STRONG!
THEY LAST LONGER !
Ht4 M Caanh aa
14,000 ka. O.V.W.
Here's the Proof!
Com. in onJ .f w , K " voh '
m. typ,0 go, ftofup 9"-
NEW FORD F-5
GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT: vp to 14,000 lbs.
BODYANDPAYlOADCAPACITY:upleobeul9,S00lbi.
CAB: New Ford Million Dollar cab with living room
comfort.
WHEElBASESi 134-inch and 158-Inch.
ENGINES: Choico of new 5 h p.
Truck Six or now 100 b.p. Truck V-B.
REAR AXLE: Quadrax, fuU-floatlng typo.
BRAKES: Hydraulic, flxod anchor type) domountable
drums with Inspection hole for cheek of lining wear.
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BUIT STRONG P 70 LAST lONGEfi
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