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Skating Parties
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester Phone 26-R-2
DANCE
' at the new ha!! in
WINSTON
en Grape Avenue
SATURDAY NIGHT
9:00 P. M.
Modern Music
Gentlemen 75o Lad lei 50o
Gifts of Myrtlewood
at
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PRICES
EVER
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STAY TUNED
TO KRNR-MBS
FOR:
State Championship
Football Game
From Portland's Multnomah
Stadium .... Grant High
School vs. LaGrande.
1 :45 P. M. to Conclusion
Saturday
Quick as a Flash
How smart are you? Can you
think "Quick as a Flash?"
Test yourself. Join the fun.
Listen:
6-6:25 P. M. Saturday
Comedy Playhouse
Air-adapting Oliver Gold
smith's comedy favorite,
"She Stoops to Conquer."
7-8 P.M. Saturday
Straight Arrow
Tonight's Steve Adams ad
venture entitled "Deed of
Grant." ,
8-8:30 Tonight
Meet The Press
This week's interview guest:
Navy Captain John Crom
melin. 8:30-9 P. M Saturday
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
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why be a .
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Times may be getting tough ... but when KRNR manager and
Rotary President Leroy Hiatt starts a paper route . . . we're
inclined to think that's stretching things a little. Roy Is usually
KRNR's llrst arrival each morning, but yesterday, he came drag
ging in at 10:45, looking as though he had taken the 4:30 a. m.
Oregonian delivery route In the Spruce and Fullerton street areas
. . . which he had. Son Jimmy Hiatt was the cause of It all
having been stricken with an Illness prior to his regular delivery
schedule ... so pop took over. And in case you have visions
of the proper Mr. Hiatt on the usual two-wheeled vehicle . . .
peddling his papers . . . you're wrong. That's where he drew
the line. The family car required less energy and provided a
bit more discreteness. .
A man, who, with 13 oats, Inhabits an old house In
southern Arizona, apparently disappears. Strange things
begin to happen, until "Cisco" comes up with the solu
tion to the mystery of "Footsteps In the Night" on "The
Cisco Kid" tonight at 7:30. At 8, Steve Adams and Packy
come to the aid of a proud Spanish woman, who Is being '
threatened by land grabbers, during the "Straight Arrow"
episode titled "Deed of Grant."
Just can't bring you enough football . . . so tomorrow, be
ginning at 1:45, we're beaming direct froqa Multnomah stadium in
Portland via KPOJ, the. big Grant high school vs. La Grande
state championship football game. (Saturday, 1:45 p. m. to con
clusion). Tomorrow night at 7, Oliver Goldsmith's comedy favorite,
"She Stoops to Conquer," will be air-adapted for "Comedy Play
house." The Gold Coast Players are featured in leading roles,
with Jack La Frandre as host. Note: The "Melody Mountain Boys,"
usually heard at 3:30 p. m., on Saturdays, will be heard 11:30 to
12 noon tomorrow one time only in order that we may bring you
the state championship football event.
KRNR
1490 on Your Dial
Mutual Broadcasting Svstem
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00 Fulton LevWa, Jr. MBS.
4:15 Hemingway. MBS.
4:30 Sons of the Pioneer.
4:45 Newi. MBS.
5:00 Tips & Tunei.
5:15 Music.
5:30 Tom Mix. MBS.
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DANCE
Vi Miles North of Myrtle Creek on Hwy. 98
Every Saturday Night
Starting December 3 , -
Music by
COLORADO MOUNTAINEERS
w-"- , Pop,vMom and The Boys N
Restaurant Service
Featuring
JUDY FLORA IN SPECIALTY NUMBERS
Excellent Musio Entertainment
For Members and Guests Only
Loyal Order of Moose
Open Every Day Except Monday
321 Yt S. Stephens
LaGrande
High School
vs.
Grant
High School
(Portland)
ATTEND BY RADIO!
This game to be
broadcast from KRNR
starting at 1:45 P. M.
Saturday, Dec. 3.
Broadcast
sponsored by
Olympic Supply
Roseburg Lumber r
5:55 Ersklne Johnson. MBS.
6:00 Magic Garden.
6:15 Mutual Newsreel,
6:30 Sport Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
6:45 A Song for You.
6:55 Bill Henry. MBS.
7:00 Dick Haymes.
7:15 Sammy Kaye. . ,
7:30 Cisco Kid. MBS.
8:00 Straight Arrow. MBS.
8:30 Music.
8:45 Tex Beneke.
9:00 News. MBS.
9:15 Hi Neighbor.
9:30 Scandinavian Melody.
9:45 Fulton Lewis. Jr. MBS.
10:00 Music You Want.
10:301 Love A Mysterv, MBS.
10:45 Dance Orch, MBS.
DANCE
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday Night
at the
Moose Hall
k i
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I. We
Russia "Regrets"
Sentry's Killing
Of U. S. Soldier
BERLIN, Dec. 2 m Mai.
Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, U. S.
commandant of Berlin, said to
day the Russians have expressed
regret over the fatal shooting of
a U. S. air force sergeant by a
Soviet sentry last week.
layior dm not immediately dis
close details of the note, which
was In reply to his protest against
the shooting. Taylor described
the Incident as "brutal" In his
protest and asked assurances that
there would be no recurrence. He
also asked that the sentry be
punished.
Staff Set. John E. Staff of
Ramsey, 111., was fatally wounded
by a Russian sentry Nov. 26,
when he apparently failed to
heed a challenge.
A high American official who
declined to be identified describ
ed the Russian note as "surpris
ingly conciliatory." He said the
Russian sentry was mentioned oy
name, in itself an unusual prac
tice for the Russians.
He said the note was not quite
an apology in the accepted sense,
but it was "very mild?'
The Russian sentry, he said,
told his superiors that he had
challenged the car, that it had
failed to halt while in the Soviet
zone and that he had fired at
the tires.
One shot struck Staff in the
head. He was driving the car.
The American official said a
full investigation had disclosed
these facts:
Staff, two comrades and a Gee
man grl were riding in an offi
cial American car which had
been taken out without authoriza
tion. The men were dressed in
army fatigues. They had entered
the Russian zone, since the Rus
sian sentry box is some distance
inside the Soviet border.
When they noted the entry,
Staff turned the car around and
attempted to return.
Neuberger's Plan, CVA,
Socialized Medicine Hit
PENDELTON (P) Pqlitical
speakers opposed state Senator
Richard Neuberger's reappoint
ment plan, socialized medicine,
and CVA at a meeting of Re
publicans and members of other
parties here Wednesday night.
Mrs. George T. Gerllnger,
Portland. President of the c ni
di of Oregon Republican Women
said that Eastern Oregon, es
pecially, would suffer were Neu
berger's plan adopted.
"Western Oregon, too, would
be hurt by it," she said.
"I agree with the Oregon Vot
er which tells of the distortions
of regional relationships.
"We Republicans propose, in
stead, the "American Plan," the
plan of the "founding fathers."
This plan allowed one senator
Irom each county with represen
tatives chosen on the basis of po
pulation." 11:00 McPhprson in Person.
11:30 SUn Off.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER S,
1949
6:00 Musical Clock.
6:30 News.
6:35 Farm Pare.
6:43 County Agent
7:00 Hemingway. MBS.
7:15 Breakfast Gang. MBS.
7:45 Local New,.
7:30 4-H Club.
8:00 Radio Kid Bible Program.
8:30 Haven of rest. MBS.
9:00 Modern Home.
9:15 Music.
0:30 Telephone Request.
10:00 News. MBS.
10:13 Swcetwood Serenade.
10:30 Man About Town.
10:35 Music.
10:45 Jimmy Wakley.
11:00 Coast Guard Show. MBS.
11:30 Melody Mt. Boys.
12:00 Music at Noon.
12:13 Sports Page.
12:23 Music at Noon.
12:40 Local News.
12:45 National News.
12:55 Market eports.
1:00 Man on the Farm MBS.
1:30 Man on Street.
1;45 Grant High vs. LaGrande root
ball Game.
4:15 Hemingway. MBS.
4.:30 Andre KostelanetE. MBS.
8:00 Rubs Morgan Treasury Show.
MBS.
3:30 Meet Your Match. MBS.
6:00 Quick as a Flash. MBS.
6:25 John B. Kennedy. MBS.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
6:45 National Guard Show.
7:00 Comedy Playhouse. MBS.
8:00 Happy Valley Cowboys.
8:30 Meet the Press. MBS.
0:00 News. MBS.
0-15 Dink Templeton. MBS.
9:30 Wrestling Parade.
10:30 Net Orch. MBS.
11:00 McPheraon. In Person.
11:30 Slga Oft.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER 4. 1049
8 0O Back to God Hour. MBS.
8-30 Voice of Prophecy. MBS.
9:00 Radio Bible Class. MBS.
9:30 Lutheran Hour MBS.
10:00 Hews.- MBS.
10:13 Sings of Cheer. MBS.
10:30 Organ Concert.
10:45 Momenta of Devotion.
11:00 Church Services.
12:00 Music. .
12:15 David Boss. MBS.
12:30 Radio Canaries. MBS.
12:45 News.
1:00 House of Mystery. MBS.
1:30 Martin Kane. MBS.
2:00 The Shadow. MBS. .
230 Detective Mysteries. MBS.
3 00 Chamber Ensemble. MBS.
3:30 Nick Carter. MBS.
4:00 Mr. Feathers. MBS.
4:30 Family Theater. MBS.
5:00 Laymen's Hour.
5:30 Can You Top This MBS.
6:00 Enchanted Hour. MBS.
6:30 Shellah Graham MBS.
645 Obcrlin Radio Artists. MBS.
7:00 Takt A Number. MBS.
7:30 Roy Rogers. MBS.
8:00 Twenty Questions. MBS.
8:30 Walter Wlnchell MBS.
8:4? Louella Parsons. MBS.
9:00 News. MBS.
9:15 Memorable Music.
9:30 American Legion.
9:45 Church of Open Bible.
10:00 Chicago Theatre. MBS.
11:00 Sign Off.
DANCE.
Saturday
December 3
. Music By
Bob Weaver
and Hit Dixielanden
Dancinu from 9:00 'til 1:00
AMERICAN
, LEGION HALL
Sutherlin, Oregon
Adm.: Men 1.00, Ladles 50o
Filbert Crop Subsidy
Payment Scheduled
WASHINGTON (PThe ag
riculture department has an
nounced It will pay a subsidy of
about 5.5 cents a pound to grow
ers for diverting a part of this
year's west coast filbert crop into
non-commercial Uses or foreign
markets,
Teh department said about 25
per cent or about 3,000,000
pounds of litis years' ciup is a
surplus, above expected market
needs.
The subsidy program is de
signed to keep this surplus from
being dumped onto the market.
Ditch Company Wins
Condemnation Suit
PENDLETON UP) A federal
court jury has awarded $15,369
to the Brownell Ditch company,
defendant In a condemnation suit
against the federal government.
The case was concluded late
Wednesday before Judge Claude
McColloch, during the present
Pendleton term of the federal
district court. .The sealed Jury's
verdict was read at open court
this morning.
The federal government offer
ed $369 for the two miles of ir
rigation ditch it took over for
the McNary dam project. Brown
ell Ditch company asked $60,000.
SENIOR STUOENT AT USC
Among the .15,866 daytime
students at the University of
Southern California is Robert
Frank Denton, senior, Roseburg,
the school register .announced
today. ; i
SdEA
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Every Saturday Night
Come ond dance to the music of
CHUCK'S RHYTHM KINGS
Formerly at the Eagles, now at
PRESCHERN'S BARN
4 Miles Out on Melrose Road
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
December 2-3
9:30 p. m. 'til 1:30 a.m.
Direct from Hollywood
Novelty and Swing
Dining Dancing Floor Show
Members and Guests 50c Cover Charge
THE VETS
115 W. Washington
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COMPANION FEATURE
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Food Prices Drop
Slightly In Week
By The Associated Press
Retail prices of pork, large
eggs, lettuce and carrots were a
little lower in most marketing
centers this week..
Only snap beans were general
ly higher. Less than 40 percent
of the Important fall and winter
bean crop in the Florida Ever
plod" had ben harvested when
below-freezing weather Sunday
morning destroyed most of the
remainder. Prices rose sharply
in northern markets. '
Most other foods showed little
change from last weekend. Even
coffee prices appeared to be lev
elling off..
Many retailers said they still
would have to mark up their cof
fee quotations a few cents a
pound more to catch up with
stock replacement costs. But
at the wholesale level few if any
roasters boosted their prices this
week whereas those quotations
had been advanced a total of
about 50 percent in a series of
Jumps since mid-October. Spot
prices of basic grades of green
coffee beans have eased a cent
or two recently.
Top grade eggs were trimmed
two to eight cents a dozen in
many places as heavy production
pushed wholesale quotations low
er. At Chicago, wholesale eggs
sold this week at the lowest
prices since last March.
Some cuts vf pork skidded as
much as six cents a pound in ar
eas where competition is heavi
est. However, meat buyers said
pork prices, after a long down
trend resulting from heavy sup
plies, appeared to be stabilizing.
In Washington, bakery leaders
For Good Food At
Reasonable Prices Try
South End Cafe
Fried Chicken
1.25
M. to 9 P. M.
DANCE
to the music of
, Kenny Whitson
and his orchestra
SUNDAY
ississii tni i
9T
7E.
r.TMlH?;.1oniT.1.UVIT.CT-'l
Frl., Dee. 2, 1949 The
told senators probing breai
prices that there was little pros
pect lor-cheaper bread and ba
kery products In the near future.
They said higher labor and other
costs outweighed postwar reduc
tions In wheat Hour.
Sen. Morse Answers
Phone Queries On Air
EUCihiWlfi UP) Sen. Wayne
Morse engaged In a marathon
radio broadcast Wednesday night
over a local radio station. In a
question and answer , program,
the lunior senator frnm nrwonn
spoke for one hour and fortv-
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uve iimiiui's. cuvenng a wide
range of subjects.
The nroprnm mnslcfnH nf rooi.
dents of the county phoning In
men- quesuuns 10 me raaio sta
tion N switchboard, where they
were taken down In shorthand
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and then handed to Senator
Morse. He then proceeded to give
his answer over the microphone.
When the program was finally
ended, there were still numerous
questions to be answered. .
Observers in the studio were
al) exhausted at the end of the
broadcast some of them being
pressed Into service to help han
dle the phone calls. However, the
tt-iiatur was fresh as a ' aaisy -and
still willing to talk some
more, even though he had given
half a dozen speeches before, the
broadcast. .
Wswell Mineral Baths
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