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PACKING An expert packer lavtl you money by preventing breakage. Roseburg Transfer & Storage Phone 927 AOINTS FOR IONS DltTANCI M0VIN 0 ICONOMY-liT US HAHDll All DETAIll why be a dial jockey? STAY TUNED TO KRNR-MBS FOR: Gabriel Heatter's. Mailbag It's in the bag . . . the fa mous Heatter mail-bag , . , 9:45- 10 A.M. Men. thru Fri. Queen for a Day for your morning listening. Would you like to be "Queen of America?" Details of the biggest women's event ever each day on "Queen for a Day!" 1 1:30 -12 Noon Mon. thru Fri. Linger Awhile . with Carol and Lyle, So cial chatter . , , guest-interviews . . . drama! 1:30 -2:00 P.M. . Mon,, Wed., Fri. Box Thirteen Starring Alan Ladd in the role of Dan Holidoy 8 - 8:30 Tonight Jovin Jamboree Another "Citizen of the Week" steps to the KRNR mike for an interview ses sion. 8:30 - 9 Tonight KRNR 1490 on your Dial rm n Mutual-Don Lee's "Queen tor a Day program this week accepted a challenge by Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith that national recognition be awarded America's club women and their activities. The radio show, through ita coast-to-coast week-day schedule, (11:30-12:00 noon), wilt attempt to lind the one woman In the United States who can be named the "Queen of America," the title suggested by (he senator's strong statement. The "Queen for a pay" program. In steeping the lady senator's bid, has projected a "Queen of America" cam paign which will, It believes, throw that spollght sf recog nition and acknowledgment on 25-mllllon club women throughout the country. The procedure hai been made very - elmple, "Queen" emcee, Jack Bailey, laat Thursday asked member of organized civic, church, social and business wo men's oluba to nominate eltter-membere of their respective organization for consideration for the national award. Five members, attesting to the work or activities of a Ulster-member, can submit a candidate's name. With each letter of nomination, they will Include the project .for which they wish their candidate cited. From the letters, 5,000 . namee will be selected, consisting of ten representative from each of the listening areas, of Mutual's 500 affiliated stations. One winner from each area will be selected and presented with a special silver crown, a symbol of the work sh ha accomplished and the esteem with which she I held by her community and fellow club member plus a special "Queen" citation to her particular club. Five finalists will be chosen during the last week in December. They will be flown to Hollywood, where they will participate in the final selection of the "Queen of America." This, according to present plans, will be accomplished during a "Queen for a Day" broadcast in the first week of January. Religious Faith Basis Of U. S, Strength, Truman Says WASHINGTON. Nov. President Truman said Sunday night that because of its relig ious laitn, me united states n strong enough to lead the world in the ways of peace. He spoke from the White House as part of a radio pro- WorUt Grtttnt Rtfi(md Setwort Keys to Happiness a piano in your horn means fun and entertainment far the entire family. See our Baldwin and Wurlitzer Pianos today. OTT and RICKETTS Corner Jackson ... . and Cass Sts. gram sponsored by the Federal Council of Churches, the Syna gogue Council of America and 18 other religious bodies. Mr, Truman said: "The United States has grown from a small country in the wit- tterness to a position of great strength and great responsibility among the family of nations. Oth er countries look today to the United States for leadership in the ways of peace, and it is our task to meet that challenge. '1 am convinced that we are strong enough to meet the chal lenge. We are strong because we KRNR 1490 on Your Dial Mutual Broadcasting System KXMAIHINO HOURS TOD At Fallon twu, Jr. MBS. :5 Htmintwy MS. 4 JO Sons ol the IHoscers, :45 Music, SM StntfM Arrow. MBS, 3 30 CtpL Mtdttich.aS. S.ooMuile at SI :1S Mutual Nawirasl. MB8. Sports Pas. K3S Music. : Local Hows. S:3 Southland Singing. 6:5i Bill Henry Maw MBS. ?;SO Frank Purtly. ?:13 Music You Ramamber. ?.30 Major's Deal. 7:45 Millie. a 0O Box 13. Alan Ladi 8:38 Javtn aamborea. 2:3 News MBS, 8:15 ftuth ar Judy. 9:30 Guest Star. 8:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS. 10,40Musie You Want., 10:30 I Lova A Myatery. MBS. I0:5 Dance Orrh MBS, U:SO Danes Oreo. MBS, ilao Sun OU. fisjr i. WHERE'S McKAY? . Sea Page 12 WEDNESDAY1, NOVEMBER , 111! 8:00 MJiici Clock. 8 30 Newt. 6:33 Farmaw. 8;4 Ste & Sino MBS. ?SS Hentinsway. MBS. ?:!5 Music for You. 7:45 Local New. 7:50 M tute. 8:00 Favorite Hymna, 8:15 Muic for Wednesday. 8 30 Bible Inst. tut Hour. MBS- 8:06 Modern Home, S:15 Book of Bargain. 5:30 Man About Town. 8:45 Gabriel Heattar a . Mail baf MBS i 0 :iX N wi. MBS. 10:13 Go pel Singers, MBS. 10:30 Say it with Muiic. 10:45 Art Baker' Notebook. 11:00 Ladie Fir,.--MBS, 13:30 Queen for a Day. MBS. 1:2:00 Muatc for Noon. 12:15 Soorta Pare of the Air 1225 Vojc of Democracy. 12:.50 Muuc at Noon. 12:43 Local Newi. 12:45 National Newt. .2:55 Market Reports, J;SO Man on the Street 1:15 Keyboard Korner, I ;3& Linger Awhile. 2im Bob Poole Show?. MBS. 2:311 Hequest Show. 3:00 Hoedown Party, MBS, 3:15 School Show. 3:30 Muiic. . 3:43 Babe Ruth Start. 4:00 Fultott Lewis, Jr. MBS. 4:15 FraiJt Hemingway. MBS, 4:30 Scm of the Pioneer. 4:45 New. MBS 3: 00 Tips and Tune. S:13 Music. 5:3& Tom Mix. MBS,. s;o& Music at Six. 8:15 Mutual Newrel, MBS. S;38 Spam Page. 6:35 Musical Interlude 8:48 Local Newc. &45 Southland S.nalnf. 6:S5 BUI Henry and the News. MBS. 7:00 Dfck Haytne'i Shew, IS Sammy Xaye Showroom. 7:.10 Clco Kid MBS. 6:00 Nama that Sonar, MBS, 8:30 Mu.c. 8.45 Tex Ben eke Show. 9:00 Newi. MBS. 8:15 Hi Neighbor. 9:30 Scandinavian Melodr Time. 8:45 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS, . Iftflfr Music You Wani. 1:39 I Love A Mystery. MBS. 10:45 Banc Orchestra. MBS. 11 ;00 Dance Orchestra. MBS. 11 -.TO Siin Off. ON INDIAN SCREEN TOMORROW ?- i CiAKK OABL fright) wsrriifs the pjsy in this gambling oom stroe torn HOMi AW I HVmum UN FLAY, mm ALEXIS S.MITH, have a profound religious faith. The basic source of our strength u s nation is spiritual," . Myrtle Greva Motel tor the finest collection of Myrtlewood Novelties and Gifts, See the trees on the river! 14 mi. south on Hlway 99, . Marshall Plan For Asia To Half Reds Being Drawn PARIS. Nov. X.-m United States experts are drawing pre liminary plans for a Marshal pian In Asia designed to heip halt the spread of communism in the Orient This was disclosed by an Amer ican official who predicted that the protect would win support in congress. The projected program for the Orient would not Involve as large an outlay of money as the system of American aid now tuneuomng m turope. Early estimates contemplate a request to congress next summer tor I,UUU,UUU,U(IU tO 1,XI,UUU,UUU for the first year of the proposed Asia program, saia me iraorm ant, who preferred not to be iden tified. Smaller requests would ta per off the program In the next two or three years, just as It Is intended to ease off Marshall plan appropriations for Europe. The informant said the experts believe the following countries should be invited to participate: India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Burma, Australia, New Zealand, The Phil, ipplnes and perhaps Indinesia and Vlet-Nam, the Indoehinese state recently given Increased self-government by France, Em phasis would be placed partlcu. larly on aiding those countries which have the Chinese commun ists at their doorstep. Craft-A-Month Program Will Start Tantght The YMCA "Craft-a Month" program starts today, R YMCA Secretary Marten Tii Nov, I, 1?4?-Th Nmrs-fUvitw, ioiebuf?, Off. S Wt$f Cocsr's Population One For Big Ikimms SAN FRANCISCO -4m Be tween two and three million mom people are coming to California in the next ten years, the Pacific Coast board of intergovernmen tal relatione estimates. The board, an organization of federal, state, city and county of ficials, says Oregon, Washington and California, will have enough jobs to go around. The board figures the Oregon population will reach 2000,000 by 000. It estimates 5,000,000 wifl 1960 and Washington 3,000,00(1 The 1340 figures were Oregon 0S9.6S4, Washington 1,736,191. The board ayi Calif oraJs'f ppulafion then will be 13.50C, have jobs in California, then. April of 1S4& The present Call. lion. in Ongcn it' jf McCredie Hat Mtnff 1 Spring! Reiort 1 Highway Tnvjfars; B On Shart-Cul Highway U I MeCrsdls eertas, Oragan 8 LOGGER KILLED LAKEVIEW. Ore,. Nov. 1. (JPt Mllo Oscar Hudson, 40, was crushed to death In t logging ac cident north of here Sunday, He was a choker setter for Tru man Lawson, contractor for the Lakeview Logging Co. Logs were being skidded down a steel trail. Apparently one ot tnem strucK him, fellow workmen said. Hudson came nere two tnontns ago from Canby, Calif,., Rowburg loaer said. First craft on the program Is plaster casting and will be con- S ducted by Rev, W. A. MaeArthur, j Other persons familiar with plas ter casting will also lead in In! structlon, ader said. Yoder asks alt adults Interested in learning and teaching crafts to attend the first session. The craft program will continue each j ruesoay at toe iwetnoaist cnurcn i social rooms, from 7:30 to S;30 a. m. i A new craft will be taught each month, iii.aaassasm.iaaaaaaMi Hydra-Matic Drive How Amiable in the Hash Ambassador Come in and see the greatest ears in all Nash history priced $73 to $140 less than last year priced to make this 1950 Nash Air 1 Byte yours v You will see the world's most modem car interiors with Airliner Reclining Seat . . . Twin Beds . . . Weather Eya . . , Uniscope . . . curved, undivided windshield. Alsnt m!Ut per failea You will see the latest, greatest develop ments in Super-Compression engines greater power brilliant new performance Airflyi Conttruction Stcys Ntw Vtan Longer and with Airflyte Construction you get more than 25 miles to the gallon in the big Nash Statesman at average highway speed. 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Of Defense, Navy Secretary WASHINGTON, Nov. !,-' Four congressmen in a Joint state ment Monday accused Secretary of Defense Johnson and Secre tary of the Navy Matthews of "broken pledget and smearing tactics" In the case of Admiral; Louis E, Denfeld, ' I At the same time, there were ; Increasing Indications that Vice : Admiral Forrest P. Sherman has I been tapped to succeed Denfeld as chief of naval operations. Sher man, how commander of the sixth task force In the Mediter ranean, headed for Washington, : The four lashing out at John-: son and Matthews were Heps. Sasscer of Maryland and Herbert : of Louisiana, Democrats, and Arenas of Illinois and Sole of New York, Eepublicans. They said the Johnson-Mat-1 thews stand that Denfeta was ousted tor the lack of quallffca tion rather than in reprisal for his criticism of high miliary not- s icy lases ue pnae lor otungnt i quackery and Injustice." t Alt tour memoers ot tne Mouse armed services committee which neia punne Hearings on amer- ences among the armed services. They said in their statement that Johnson pledged there would be no reprisals against any wit- j aesses. The action against Denfeld, they went on, confronts future witnesses "with the gag rule ana .' Intimidation and raises the Is. sue of the right of congress to secure Information on military policies. ADDRESS UNCHANGED WHITE PLAINS. N. Y, missioner Ralph Mumford got this letters I reside at Woodlawn ceme tery, I waspronounced dead ni buried in February, 1S28, How ever, as you seem to be very hart t up for jurors, it mignt Be ar ranged for me to serve. Please contact St Peter. Th note, earrvinff the siena- tur of a Mamaroneck man and presumably written by his wife, said In a postscript he Just had received his third jury notice since his death. 2- Different from ifl atben, is Nttfe tha nun fitrot tsd body, toot, floor and ptllari arc 'ded re to oat imrfc, aofid nait, qBefc-&M, rn(-prrxf. Witi twiea th tfmtmuJ ctrenpk of wdtntrr catifVuctHJtL H pe sew mfrtr, new aeofKHnv-ctay sew ycara kwacr CMam fcsflser natte vshia. t srAnesMAAf me AMBASSADOR Great Cart Slnem 1903 Nasi Man 0Waa N,-lti-mH, ZtrfUmi. Oaks', M. THtRI'S MUCH Of TOMORROW IN ALL NASH DOfS TODAY COOPER MOTOR COMPANY ' - " Oak end Pin Streets, Roseburg Get- On Th Song Wagon ji if you write lyrics, poetry, j songs, or hav orty idea tori titles or port of a song, yeuj sureiy tire interested In CASH royaities, publication, and mot-! keting of your materioi. The SONG OF THE MONTH CLUB j is now forming, and member- ship costs only Six Doifor o : yeor. THIS, IS A PEOPLE'S CLUB TO GIVE THE PEOPLE A CHANCE, Our skilled staff will select" moteriol sent; in by members,, and odd, if we think necessary, whatever it takes to complet tha song. One song will b published each month, ; with full credit and CASH rey-: olty to trie member whose ma teria! has been selected. Every member will receive a free copy of the "Song of the Month," Members will vote an nually for the "Sona of the, Year" from the twelve songs: published, ond on AWARD will be given the winning member. ', Details of the rules of the Club ond the privileges of the mem- bers wifi be sent you on re-; quest. We ore now organising, ' and invite "your membership.! Send Six Dollars. Join today,: Klemer-Mix Song of the Month Club, Coos Boy, Oregon. 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