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SANDY'S
CAFE
Hiway 99 North
will be
CLOSED
until
Jan. 23
reach mister!
For Your Radio Dial
Then Stay Tuned
to KRNR-MBS For:
Symphonies;:;
' For Youth
Alfred Wallenstein
conducting the
Los Angeles
Philharmonic Orchestra
in the music of .
Saint Saens and
Johann Sebastian Bach.
10:30-11:30 A.M.
Saturday
True or False
You'll have a wonderful
time with Mutual's
merry Saturday quiz show!
5 - 5:30 P. M. Saturday
Comedy Playhouse
Presenting: James Hagan's
comedy favorite.
One Sunday Afternoon."
7:00 - 8:00 P. M.
Saturday
The Cisco Kid
Tonight: Cisco and Pancho
follow the
"Trail of the Iron Horse."
7:30-8 P.M.
Mon., Wed., Fri.
Meet the Press
Senator William F.
Knowland
of California this week's
press-conference-on-the-air
guest.
8:30-9 P. M. Saturday
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
H'trWi Cmtat F WteJf
A,
Congressmen May
Probe Their Own
Foreign Spending
WASHINGTON. UP) Con
gress may be asked soon to In
vestigate its own overseas tra
velers. Several members of the House
disclosed informally that they are
preparing legislation to bring this
about.
A Customs bureau spokesman
who would not. permit use of his
namt suggested that an inquiry
would disclose that some Con
gressmen have abused their cus
toms exemption privilege in br
inging things home from abroad.
The projected investigation
stems from Congressional de
mands that government expens
es generally be curbed and that
tax loopholes be plugged up.
J6 Million Spent
House members planning the
investigation estimated that the
aggregate cost to the tax payers
of "junkets by House members
alone" in 1949 was $6 million.
This Includes the cost of military
transportation, food and lodging,
entertainment, and personal ser
vices. "Every time a load of Con
gressmen goes abroad," one
member said, "there is a heavy
initial bill either for ship trans
portation or for transportation by
military plane. You must figure
in this the cost of the personnel
manning the planes and the
cost of servicing them. You must
figure in the time consumed by
our employes abroad arranging
for accomodations and entertain
ment for the visitors, all of which
eventually comes out of the tax
payers' pockets."
Outlay Questioned
He said he has been unable to
find justification for the large an
nual outlay.
Last year was one of the bife
gest travel years in house his
tory. Members who didn't go
abroad on some sort of investi-
Reservations for private
Skating Parties
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Winchester Phone 2S-R-2
We wish to announce that we will
be open January 16 to serve you
once again. Come out and bring your
family, home cooked meals.
DALE'S CAFE
; -, North Umpqua Road "
A)
Sons of the Pioneers
Appearing with the Hollywood Outlaws
Monday Night, January 16
Two Complete Bands . . .
Two Complete Shows
Stunrs
Fun for Young and Old
Don't miss this first local appearance of
this two popular bands.
Sponsored by Melody Mountain 8rn
Roseburg Armory
Dancing 9 to 1 Children under 12750
Including tax
SKITCH HENDERSON, consid
ered one of America's outstand
ing orchestra and band leaders,
and his orchestra will appear
at the Elks terrace ballroom
Tuesday, Jan. 17. The dance is
for Elks and their ladies only.
Henderson, born in England in
1919, came to America at the
age of 16. The war interrupted
his career, but he has had a
sensational rite to fame since
his return to civilian life.
gation stayed home because they
wanted to stay home, and not
because they had no opportunity
to travel.
There has been no estimate of
the loss of revenue that results
from exempting returning con
gressmen from customs duties.
"But it should be quite a siz
able figure," a Customs bureau
spokesman said.
KRNR
1490 on Your Dial
Mutual Broadcasting System
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:00 Fulton Le win. Jr. MBS.
4:15 Hemingway. MBS.
4:30 Here's To Veteram.
4:45 News. MBS.
5:00 Music.
3:13 Music.
6:30 Tom Mix. MBS.
6:00 Magic Garden.
6:15 Mutual New sr eel. MBS.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
6:45 Songs In The Everilrx
8:55 Bill Henry. MBS.
7:00 Dick Hay m net.
7:15 Sammy Kaye.
REOPENING
V
Monday, Jan. 16
Jokes
HCm U
Saturday's full-hour "Symphonies for Youth" program, with
the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra under the direction of
Alfred Wallenstein (10:30-11:30 a. m.), will be highlighted by
Saint Saens' "Carnival of the
Johann Sebastian Bach will also be featured on the program.
They are: Selected Movements
of Mans Desiring, and Prelude and Fugue in F Minor.
Most favorabl eommsnt reeaivsd thus far on any of th
"Linger Awhile" guest-shots came as a result of the
coffee 'n chatter Interview with Mr. and Mrs. Kruysman,
taped In the living room of their home for Wednesday'a
broadcast. Having both ventured around the world sev
eral times and having lived with the entire family In
Holland during the time of the German occupation, the
conversation was sparked with Intensely dramatlo stories
. . . and sometimes amusing anecdotes. Sound effects were
amply provided on the broadcast by a real live canary
perched overhead In ite cage, a dog barking at callera
In the back yard, and a Southern Paclflo train which
roared Its way through the conversation. Mr. and Mrs.
Kruysman and their family live approximately three miles
north of Roseburg. Mrs. Kruysman is Canadian born, and
Mr. Kruysman of Dutch descent. Chief engineer on a
Dutch merchant marine ahlp, Mr. Kruysman is home for
a short three monthe before embarking once more on
his two-year sea going occupation.
t
SATURDAY: James Hagan's
Afternoon," will be specially air
(7-8 p. m.). Senator William F. Knowland (R) of California will
be interviewed on, "Meet the Press" by the following newsmen,
when he is the guest for this week's broadcast: James Reston,
N. Y. Times; Paul Ward, Baltimore Sun; George Durno, INS;
Marquis Childs, United Features.
can Mercury Magazine, will be
7:30 Cisco Kid. MBS.
8:00 StralslU Arrow. MBS.
8:30 Music.
8:4.1 Tex Bench.
S:00 New.. MBS.
8:15 HI Neighbor.
8:30 Scandinavian Melody Tims.
8:45 Fulton Lewii.Jr. MBS.
10:00 Music You Want
10:301 Love A Mystery. MBS.
10:45 Ray Hackett. MBS.
ll:oo McPherson In Person.
11:30 Sign Off.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 14, 1858
8:00 Musical Clock.
8:30 News.
6:33 Farm Fare.
6:43 County Agent.
7.00 Hemingwa'. MBS.
7:15 Breakfast Gang. MBS.
7:45 Local News.
7:30 Music.
8:00 Radio Kid Bible Show.
8:30 Haven of Rest. MBS.
9:00 Modern Home.
9:15 Music.
9:25 Man about Town.
9:30 Telephone Request.
10:00 News. MBS.
10:15 Jimmv Wakely.
10:30 Symphonies lor Youth. MBS.
11:30 Music.
12:00 Music for Noon.
12:15 Sports For Noon.
12:23 Music for Noon.
12:40 Local News.
12:45 National Newt.
12:35 Market Reports.
1:00 Man on the Farm. MBS.
1:30 Man on the Street.
1:45 Voice of the Army.
2:00 Veteran Request.
2:30 College Choir. MBS.
3:00 Club 930. MBS.
3:30 Melody Mountain Boys. '
4:00 Mel Allen. MBS.
4:15 Hemingway. MBS.
4:30 Bandstand U.S.A. MBS. -
5:00 True or False. MBS.
3:30 Bands for Bonds. MBS.
5:45 Music.
6:00 Army-Air Force Show. MBS.
6:23 John B. Kennedy. MBS.
6:30 Sports Page.
6:35 Musical Interlude.
6:40 Local News.
6:45 National Guard Shaw.
7:00 Comedy Playhouse. MBS.
8:00 Happy Valley Cowboys.
8:30 Meet the Press. MBS.
9:00 News. MBS.
9:15 Dink Templeton. MBS.
9:30 Wrestling Parade.
10:30 Ray Hackett Orch. MBS.
11:00 McPherson in Person.
11:30 Sign Off.
THREE FACE CHARGES
Lloyd Lester Kelch, 44, Rose
burg, was picked up here by state
police and is being held in the
county jail for authorities at Ka
lispelf, Montana. Kejch is charg
ed with forgery and obtaining
money by false pretenses, Sheriff
O. T. "Bud" Carter said.
Lewis Ray Heavilin, 19, Klam
ath Falls, and George Elmer
Hansen. 23, Eagle Creek both
charged with larceny under $35,
are being held in the count- jail
for 10 days for investigation,
Sheriff Carter said.
PORT VACANCY FILLED
Charles A. Manschreek was ap
pointed port commissioner in
place of the late Sherman S.
Smiley and Nelson Hogan was
elected treasurer for the errsuhie
vear at a regular meeting of the
Port of Umpqua commission,
held Tuesday at Reedsport, re
ported H. E. McCrea, assistant
secretary.
FOREFEITS BAIL
Gordon Franklin Brooks, 31, of
Portland today forfeited $20 bail
posted on a drunk charge, upon
his failure to appear in munlci
pal court, reported Judge Ira B.
Kiddie.
24 Hours a Day
Call 446 during the day or
1073-J at night or on holi
days for complete tow car
service.
HANSEN
I Motor Co.
I oak A Stephens Phone 44-
Animals." Three compositions by
from Suite in B Minor; Jesu, Joy
comedy favorite, "One Sunday
- adapted for. "Comedy Playhouse"
Lawrence Spivak, editor Ameri
the moderator (8:30-9 p, m.).
Vital Statistics
Marriage Licenses Issued
TOMBERLTNT .JCNMIB -
naries w. lomberlin and Mar.
garet Pauline Benner, both of
Roseburg.
GAGE-PEAK Myron H. Gage,
Myrtle Point, and Rosemary
Peak, Coquille.
PRUDENTIAL LIFI
Insurance
HORACE C. BERQ
Speolel Agent
111 W-st Oak
Offloe 712-J Res. S71-J
Do you gj for tortillas
and enchllladas? Then do
try ours prepared "Just
the same way as they are
in Old Mexico.
Open 10 a. m. to 2 a. m.
All night on Saturdays
. Closed Tuesdays
CAFE
S33 S. Stephens
DANCE
WINSTON COMMUNITY CLUB
Saturday Jan. 14, 9:00
JACK FOSTER and his orchestra
Watch for the sign aoross from the
Malt Shop In Winston -
TOMORROW SUNDAY
Town's i I iJyS
Western ftjmJ. J
Thrillers! :
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MmMmmZZ-SMl US1 ..: nms
Another Witness
Against Bridges
Under Attack
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 13 -UP
Veracity of another govern
ment witness in me Harry Brid
ges perjury case was under fire
of defense attorneys Thursday.
The witness. Lew Mlchener, 41,
a Long Beach official of a Unite!
Auto workers local, nas nau,
testimony disclosed, a varied ca
reer from Montana bootlegger
to Communist party membership
to membership of the Tenth re
gional War Labor board.
Wo longer a memoer oi me
party, he testified he and Brid
ges attended two Communist
meetings.
Defense Counsel James M.
Maclnnis pounced on Micherer's
admission yesterday that he pro
bably lined out some sort oi gov
ernment document when appoint
ed to the War Labor board and
asked:
"In the questlnnaire you had
to fill out you were asked, 'are
you a member of the Communist
party or aiuuatea wun a com
munist organization,' weren't
you?"
"l doubt it ana 1 11 buy you a
new hat if you can show me I
signed such a statement under
such circumstances, : replied
Micliener.
Maclnnis immediately de
manded a search be made of gov
rnment records. Federal Judge
George B. Harris agreed but
warned Maclnnis not later to ac
cuse government counsel of fail
ing to find "a non-existent docu
ment" if there is none.
NEW LOCATIONf
Dr. H. B. Scofleld
Palmer Chiropractor
Rifle Range Road
4710 ml. North of
County Shops
Office Hours 10.11 and t-S
Saturdays 10.11 A. U .
arar neuro-caiometer see
for spinal correction.
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ILon't fell into
A helpless its
. With plumbing that
Is out-of-date.
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Fri, Jan. 13, 19S0 Tht
Madge and Pop Davis ore calling all their old friends and
lots of new ones to the opening of
TURN -AROUND INN
Sunday, Jan 15th, 3:00 p.m.
Smorgasbord and all those good eats like we served you
in 1946, remember? -
New phone number -1769 J
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OUR NEXT ATTRACTION!
. . . Starting Sunday ...
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