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Leroy Hiatt's regular poetry
presentation on a Thanks
giving theme.
9:15 - 9:30 A. M. Tuesday
Say It With Music
Latest song hits out on wax
for your mid-morning lis
tening enjoyment.
" 10:30-1 0.45 A.M.
Mon. thru Fri.
Standard School
Broadcast
A "Music Map of America."
Carmen Dragon and the
Orchestra featured.
1:30-2 P. M. Tuesday
Let George Do It
An artist, a publisher, a
housekeeper and George
Valentine are the charac
ters for tonight's story of
"Sweet Poison."
8-8:30 Tonight
I Love a Mystery
3eginning tonight ... a new
adventure . . . titled "Bury
Your Dead, Arizona."
10:30-10:45 Tonight
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why be a
For ten years Fred Nichols, Am
boy, Wash., has made a prac
tice of keeping his jack on the
car floor, because he got tired of
having to delve through the trunk
when he wanted it.
Then his Jeep overturned on a
country road, pinning him below.
Reservations for private
Skating Parties
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester Phone 526-R-2
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AT
ROSEBURG REALTY
and Insurance Co.
Umpqua Hotel Lobby '
The Convenient Place to
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Rainbow Cafe
Hours 7 A. M. to 12 P. M.
Closed Mondays
Shalimar Room
Hours 12 Noon to 2:30 A. M.
Closed Monday
Have Sunday Dinner at the Shalimar and enjoy music that
Is played for your dining and dancing pleasure.
The Shalimar Room Presents
WOODY ROOSA'S
TRIO
Starting Tuesday Night
Direct from the "Golden Nugget" in Las Vegas
Has definite BEAT to their music
0 Sweet, sentimental, bouncey, the music
everyone likes.
Plays weeknights from 8:30 p. m. to
1 :30 a. m. . . . Sat. 9 p. m. to 2 a. m
Havt Dinner Sunday evening at 'the Shalimar
while listening to your favorite music.
For the ultimate in food and refreshment visit
the smartest dinner club in Roseburg.
SHALIMAR ROOM
122 S. Stephens Cloed Mondays
By J. R. Wniiami
He couldn't make himself heard
or get out. But he suddenly re
membered his jack; felt around
until he found it; then jacked the
Jeep up far enough to crawl to
safety.
FANCY DAIRIES COSTLY
PORTLAND, UP) Dairies
may be getting too fancy for the
consumers' pocketbooks, an Ore
gon State college expert suggest
ed. "With building costs going up,
are some of the present require
ments necessary?" P. M. Brandt
of the division of animal indus
tries asked a seminar of health
officers here.
Unnecessary con st ruc
tion costs are sure to be felt in
an Increased price of milk,"
Brandt said. He said Oregon state
is studying the actual necessi
ties in grade A dairies.
-CHANGE OF HOURS
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REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00 rulton Lowli, Jr. MBS.
4:15 HenUnmvay. MBS.
4:30 Son of th PionMr.
4:45 Newt. MBS.
S:00 Tip At Tunt. .
5:15 Muilc.
5:30 Tom Mix. MBS.
A-no Munlr it .
6:15 Mutual NiwirnL MBS.
6:30 Sport Pa.
6:35 Muiical InUrludsj.
6:40 Local New
6:49 Southland Singing.
6:55 Bill Henry Nawi MBS.
7:00 Dick Haymai Shaw.
7:15 Sammy Kaye Show.
7:30 Tha Cisco Kid. MBS.
8:00 Lat Gaorga Dt IT. MBS.
8:30 You Nam It
8:45 Tex Bancka.
8:55 Johnny Deimond. MBS.
8:00 Newa. MBS.
8:15 HI Neighbor.
8:30 Scandinavian Melody Time.
8:45 Fulton Lawli, Jr. MBS.
10:00 Mualc You Want
10:301 Love A Myitery. MBS.
10:45 Dance Orchestra.
11:00 McPheraon In Person.
11:30 Sign Off. .
TUESDAY. NOVEMBEE St, 1148
6:00 Muiical Clock.
6:30 News.
6:33 Farm Para.
6:45 Rise St Shine MBS.
7:00 Hemingway- MBS.
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS. ,
7:45 Local Net.
7:50 Music.
8:00 Favorite Hymns. . .
8:15 Music for Tuesday.
8:30 Man About Town.
8:00 Modern Home.
8:15 Muse & Music.
8:30 Man About Towm.
0:45 Gab. Utat tor's Mallbag. MBS.
10:00 News. MBS.
10:15 Sweetwood Serenade. r
10:30 Say It with Music.
10:45 Art Baker Notebook.
11:00 Ladiea First MBS.
11:30 Queen for a Day. MBS.
12:00 Music for Noon.
12:15 Sports Page of the Air.
12:25 Muilc at Noon. .
12:40 Local News.
12:45 National News. .
12:55 Market Reports. - t
1:00 Man on the Street
1:15 Mualc from tha Roseroom.
1:30 Standard School Broadcast
2:00 Phone Fun.
.2:30 It's Requested.
3:00 Hoedown Party. MBS. . M
3:15 School Show.
3:30 Good News. Program.
3:45 David Rosa Show. MBS.
4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS.
4:15 Hemingway. --MBS.
4:30 Sons of the Pioneers.
4:45 Muilc.
5:00 Straight Arrow. MBS.
5:30 Capt. Midnight MBS,
6:00 Music at Six.
6:15 Mutual Newsreel. MBS.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude. ,
6:40 Local News.
6:45 Southland Singing.
6:45 Bill Henry News. MBS.
7:00 Frank Purdy Sportcast
7:15 Music You Remember.
7:30 Mayor' Desk.
7:45 Music.
8:00 Box 13.
8:30 Jovln Jamboree. .
8:00 Newa.
8:15 Songs of our Times.
9:30 Guest Star.
9:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS.
10:00 Music You Want.
10:301 Love A Mystery. MBS. .
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11:00 McPherson In Person.
11:30 Sign Off.
Girl Is Charged With'
Death Of Boy Friend
DERRYVILLE, Va. UP) A
pretty Washington art student,
19-year-old Theresa Koenlng Is
free on $1,000 bond lor her ap
pearance In court here Nov. 28,
on a charee of manslaughter in
connection with the death Friday
of her boy friend. . .
The body of Charles Kenneth
Ellyett, 22, was found slumped In
his car In Huyett woods, near the
West Virginia border, yesterday
after Miss Koening called the
sheriff's office shortly before
dawn and reported that she had
"Just killed a man."
Miss Koenlne told officers Ell
yett sought to force his attentions
on her and then threatened to
"blow us both up" with dynamite
he had in the car. Authorities
found two sticks of dynamite,
wired to be set off, and two
pistols.
In a struggle which ensued.
Miss Koening told officers, she
grabbed a .38 pistol Ellyett was
wearing in a holster and shot
him In the abdomen. She then
ran barefooted in the cold to a
nearby farm house and called the
authorities.
Thanksgiving Dinner
will bt served
In the afternoon
.between 3 and 7
on November 24th.
Reservations Only
Club Members and Guests
Roseburg Country Club
giving.
Wednesday,
at
MELODY MOUNTAIN BARN
In Tri-Clty, 3 miles South of Myrtle Creek
on Highway 99
Dancing 9 to 1
$1.00 per Perron
Turkey Dinner
Served from 10 P. M.
75c per Person
Music by the
Melody Mountain
Boys
7 Turkey Door Prizes
Here's a special radio release from Mutual-Don Lee publicity
"Musicians In Rust Morgan's orchestra on KHJ are requested to
keep both feet on the floor while playing, and the drummer is
asked to refrain from chewing gum." .Thought we'd pass it along.
Here's our most prized fan letter to date:
"I'm typing this note with some hesitation, but I think
A oompllment Is due our fine station.
Fan letters really aren't In my line,
But the ehanges you've made surely are fine.
A favorite program Is "Linger Awhile."
I enjoy the friendly chatter of Carol and Lyle. -
The new "Phone Fun" Is an A-1 show;
Even the oommerolale have a new glow.
To the new announoers here's a bouquet.
Hope very sincerely you're here to atayl
Can't figure out yet, how we earned their fine voices.
My hat's off to the one who made these grand choices.
The changes you've made cost this family some money.
In this day and age, that really ain't funnyl
Cause, Lizzie, (our radio) three tubes did she bunt!
Right In the middle of "Ladles First."
The extra portable was put Into play.
I went right on listening without delay.
Your efforts are appreciated don't think they are not.
1940 Is now my favorite listening spotl
P. 8.
I have a request to make of you yet
When should we buy a television set?"
An artist who hates himself because he Is successful ... a
crooked publisher ... a beautif'il housekeeper, and, of course, George
Valentine are the important characters for tonight's mystery of
"Sweet Poison" on "Let George Do It" at eight. A new advenure,
titled "Bury Your Dead, Arizona," will start to be dramatized on
"1 Love a Mystery" tonight at 10:30. '
Bang's Disease
Now Decreasing
In Oregon Areas
PORTLAND UP) The Bang's
disease problem in Oregon dairy
herds is lessening.
That was the report of Dr.
Charles Haynes, state veterina
rian, who said he- was "proud of
the wav we have cleaned uo the
situation In Tillamook county."
Haynes said Tillamook dairy
men have killed 52 cattle recent
ly because of the infection, and
he predicted that within" two
years tne coumy woum De ac
credited as free from the disease.
Sauvies Island farmers have
promised to cooperate in a pro
gram to clean out Infected herds
there, Haynes added.
He called upon dairymen to
raise their own heifers, not l-uy
them, as a means of controlling
not only Bang's disease, but also
mastitis and tuberculosis.
"Too often when they buy cat
tle," he explained, "they buy a
cow that has had a negative re
port on a test but which may
be from an infected herd. It may
have been exposed to the Infec
tion." Haynes spoke to a milk sani
tation seminar attended by some
70 Oregon and Washington healtn
officers. They agreed to work for
better milk, through elimination
of infected herds and better dairy
sanitation.
Skipper Of Ill-Fared
Vessel Loses License
OTTAWA. Nov. 7X.-OP) Jus
tice R. L. Kellock today ordered
suspension for one year of the
license of Capt. William Taylor
of Saraia, Ont., master of the
Ill-fated cruise ship Noronic.
A 99-page report on the disaster
has been delivered to transport
minister Lionel i;nevrier lor
presentation to the House of
Commons later today. The Noron
ic burned at her pier In Toronto
Sept. 17, with a loss of 119 lives.
Dine and
Dance
wina oit?
November 23
the
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Czechs Send 35
More To Prison
PRAGUE. Czechoslovakia. '
UP) A Prague state court ann
ounced the smashing of a big
spy ring today as it sent 3 5
Czechs to prison foe sentences
ranging from life to one year.
iney were convicted of aiming
to overthrow the Communist gov
ernment.
The group included two former
members of the Czechoslovak an.
curity police. Three of the acc
used were women.
The court charged them with
spying for an unnamed western
power, with the goal of trying to
overthrow the Czech govern
ment. The trial, which lasted eloM
days, was one of a series of trea
son trials going on virtually non
stop in Czechoslovak courts. Most
ol them are held In secret.
Indications that more espion
age arrests and trials were con
templated appeared in a special
security police broadcast, urging
greater vigilance against the
alms of the rotten western re
actionary regime which sends
spies and diverslonlst agents In
to our country,"
Man Who Sported Stroble
Once Turned Down As Cop
LOS ANGELES UP) The
man who spotted Fred Stroble
Laundryman William Miller
once was turned down for a po
lice Job. But he may get another
chance. ,
Miller, who found In a down
town bar the man charged with
murdering Linda Glucoft, was
called to Mayor Fletcher Bow
ron's office for a hearty hand-1
clasp yesterday. Miller casually
mentioned mac tnree years ago
he flunked the. police examina
tion.
Police Chief William A. Wor-
ton, who was present, spoke up:
come in ana see me sometime.
Miller said he'd think It over.
Party Rooms Slated For
Portland High Schools
PORTLAND UP) Portland
high schools are going to have so
cial directors soon and recrea
tion rooms where the students can
party. '
So decided the school board, en
dorsing a proposal to School Supt.
Paul A. Rehmus.
The social program was draft
ed in an attempt to provide plen
ty of recreation m place of the
banned fraternities and sororities.
The fraternity members had ar
gued that they had no place to
turn for social activities except to
the illegal organizations.
The school board voted two
weeks ago to enforce the state
law prohibiting secret organiza
tions in high schools.
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Chair Should Fit
To Prevent Ills,
Doctor Declares
By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE
Auoclatcd Preu Selene Editor
Cincinnati. OR This Is
about sitting down while you
work.
If you want your brain to stay
clear, you need a . personal chair,
the Southern Medical association
was told.
"Chairs," said Dr. J. R. Garner,
Atlanta, "should be as personal as
your clothing."
iney fit lor proper sitting. And
if you don't sit right, Dr. Garner
said, nome surprising things
mental, physical anr1 psychologi
calhappen. -.
In this personal chair your rear
will extend out back a bit, to pre
vent coccvxosls. This refers to
your coccyx, .a pair of bones, like
stubby stilts, lust at the base of
your spine. They aren't real sit
ting bones, but lots of people use
them for that, said Dr. Garner.
This puts an extra strain on the
end of the spine. A properly de
signed cnair Douom wm also do
the work of the rear overhang.
The chair back needs a slightly
curving area to press forward
into the curve of your spine. Keep
ing that curve in position tends
to reduce pot-shaped corporosi
tles. The chair seat should not be
long enough to press against the
fold-back of youi knees. That
puts the feet to sleep.
Your blood pressure goes up,
said Dr. . Garner, when you sit
with the familiar forward slouch.
Dr.' Garner cites some serious
deformations : that sometimes
come from prolonged Improper
posture In sedentary work.
You know, about neuroses and
psychoses. Dr. Garner says that
now we . are also getting pos
turoses. Sweetland States
Morse Is Through
KLAMATH FALLS. UP)
Monroe Sweetland, Oregon demo
cratic national committeeman,
said the split between Oregon
liberals and Senator Wayne Morse
is complete.
Morse, a republican, had liberal
backing when he was elected to
Congress six years ago but may
not have It in 1950. .
The flnal: straw, Sweetland
said, came last Thursday when
the senator told the conservative
Oregon Farm Bureau federation
at La Grande he was standing
with Governor Douglas McKay
and the GOP for the 1950 elec
tions.
"Any hope Oregon liberals
had," Sweetland declared, "that
Morse would campaign in i5U as
an independent was wiped out In
that statement.
The deal between Morse and
McKay Is clear."
Sweetland declared Morse was
using his "perennial political de-
tween elections, then using his
independent record to help elect
"any reactionary with the GOP
label" when election time comes.
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