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Marvin Miller discusses
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Clark Gable, Harold Lloyd.
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Tues. and Thurt.
Value of
Mental Hygiene
to Roseburg
Educational panel
discussion on the
Mental Hygiene Program.
7:00-7:30 P. M.
. Tuesday
The Cisco Kid
Tonight: Cisco meets up
with the merciless killer.
Curt Nelson, during
"The Nelson Gang"
episode.
. 7:30 - 8 P. M.
Mon., Wed., Fri.
Let George Do It
Real trouble starts when a
gentlemon tells George to
"Go Jump in the Lake."
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with charter that izn't.
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Pictured t right are Bob Bailey
tnd Frances Robinson, principles
in the Monday night "Let George
Do It" feature (1:004:30 p. m ).
Bob Bailey, who takea the part of
George Valentine in thU mystery
detective drama, U to interested in
criminalogy that be (pendi some
of his free time in the Los An
geles Sheriffs Crime Laboratories
boning up oa newest crime inves
tigation methods. Frances Robin-
oa. who takes the part of Claire . Franco. ReMnsteiis
Books, secretary and assistant to tak Bailey
George Valentine, lives her radio role in real life. Tonight at eight,
George is called in by a secretary whose boss makes a habit of
getting into trouble. But the real trouble only starts when the gentle
man in questions tells George to "Go Jump in the Lske."
TUESDAY: Marvin Miller will discuss "Turning Points in Careers,"
taking as examples the careers of Clark Gable and Harold Lloyd, on
his "Behind the Story" program. (Tues. It Thurs. 4:30-4:45 p. m ).
Tomorrow night at 7, a panel discussion on "The Vslue of Mental
Hygiene Program to Roseburg" will be beard over KRNR. Discussing
the program will be Dr. E. J. Wainscott, and Mrs. Charles Doerner,
a nurse. Dr. Haskins, President of the Mental Hygiene Association
will be the moderator with Carl Felker as representing attorney. Just
another of the many educational public-service features of KRNR!
(Tues., T p. m.).
P.IFLI RANG! SEWING
CLUB HOLDS MEETING
Gwen Frank and Ester Baker
received prizes for the best home
made valentines at the Rifle Range
sewing club meeting held Tuee
ay at the home of Blanche Marr.
Valentine gifts were exchanged
by Pollyannas.
A short business meeting was
conducted by Addie Schick and an
nouncement made concerning the
next meeting to be held Tuesday,
Feb. 21 at the Schick home.
Members enjoying the afternoon
with the hostess were Dorothy Mc-
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JOBS' DAUGHTERS
HONOR COUNCIL
MEMBER AT SHOWER
Mrs. Athalie Marcel, member of
the guardian c6uncil for Bethel No.
8 Jobs Daughters, was honored st
a shower at the close of Bethel
meeting Tuesday evening at the
Masonic temple.
Honored Queen Rose Emily
Bond presented Mrs. Marcel with
a silver baby cup in her silver
pattern. The gift was wrapped and
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The girls enjoyed the social hour
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VALLEY APPLIANCE
Freedom Group
Takes Exception
To Union Charge
VALLEY FORGE, Pa.-HV-Freedoms.
foundation officials have
taken exception to union's charge
mat the foundation is "a front or
ganisation for American reaction'
aries."
A u iuuhmwb inM-yvuiAvi,
non-commercial, non-sectarian and
non-p r o f i t," declared President
Don Belding and Executive Vice-
President Kenneth o. weus in a
statement Friday.
The statement was Issued in ans
wer to a charge made by Paul L.
Phillips, president of the AFL-in-
ternational Brotherhood of Paper
Makers in announcing the union
was returning $600 and a gold me
dal to the foundation.
The union'a house organ, "The
Paper Maker" was awarded third
place last fall in the foundation's
"best union publication class."
Belding and Wells said Phillips'
action came as a complete surprise
since the union head bad made two
personal visits to foundation head
quarters here once to discuss the
organization's activities and the
second time to accept the award
President Harold E. Stassen of
the University of Pennsylvania
headed the board of judges that
included seven justices ol state
supreme courts.
Gen. DwiKht D. Eisenhower, pre
sident of Columbia university, pre
sided at the awards presentation
lsst faU.
Sen. Morse Backs
Hoover Findings
SALEM, Feb. 1J. UP) Sen.
Wayne L. Morse declared Saturday
that the national budget, more than
15 billion in the red, could be bal
anced right now.
Morse told the Oregon hon grow
ers' convention that a balanced
budget could be obtained by three
moves:
1. Adopting the Hoove commis
sion report, which he said would
save $3 billion.
2. Adopting tax reforms recom
mended by the committee on econ
omic develcpment, at a $1 billion
saving.
3. Eliminating waste lu the mili
tary establishment, saving 12 bil
lion. The senator said he does not ob
ject to federal spending on such
capital investments as river and
flood control projects, but that he
would like to cut administration
expenditures.
Refrigerating machinery was
Invented in 1880.
following a mock initiation Regu
lar initiation and inspection of beth
el work is scheduled for the com
ing meeting, Feb. 21 at the Ma
sonic temple. ,
CARD PARTY PLANNED
AT RICE VALLEY HALL ,
- A card party, for the benefit of
the March of Dimes, will be held
Friday. Feb. 17 at the Rice Val
ley hall. Prizes will be awarded
and refreshments served. The pub
lic is invited.
ACTION
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Action produces rolling, penetrating currents
of hot, sudsy water that wash clothes cfeanor.
No pulling or yanking. And clothes are in
hot, sudsy water all the timo not half-in,
half-out. live-Water Action rinses clothes
twice in clean, fresh water each time. Tha
Rapidry-Spin gets them so dry soma ara
ready for ironing.
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No bolting down, put it anywhere
Loads from top, full-width
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leveling knobs for uneven floors
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Direct-Drive Unimotie Mechanism
FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC IRONER
Full, 30-inch, op en-end, sag
proof roll mot takes large sheets
and tablecloths easily. Prejtoe
v Motie Foot Control, HI-LO Speed,
temperature controls. Roll-stop
for pressing.
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TROMBONE QUARTET Appearing with the Roseburg high
school band In concert Thursday night, Feb. 16, at 8:15 p. m.,
in the senior high auditorium is the above trombone quartet.
Pram lft thaw mrm Rnk Ctiurffh Laura IavaIaimJ Ram CtllrlinM
and Tom Taylor. (Picture by Chuck Plummerl.
Vers Reminded
That Insurance
Needs Renewal
Veterans who took out national
service life insurance in 1M2 are
rem indeed by the Veterans ad
ministration that they must con
vert or renew their present polic
ies this year, before they ex pur j
Failure of veterans to do so may
result in the loss of their G. I. in
surance, unless they are able to
pass a physical examination.
t. I. policies issued in 1941 have
eight years to run before they must
be converted or renewed, and vet
erans must apply for their new
policies before the old ones run
out.
Many Veterans, the VA said, ara
not sure when they first took out
their N.S.L.I. policies and needless
ly take the risk of losing their in
surance protection because they
don t Know when their policies
should be renewed.
Even though the VA will try to
notify the Veteran 60 days ahead
of time before the expiration date
of hia G. I. insurance policy, it is
wise for him to check with the VA
to determine the anniversary date
of his insurance policy if he isn't
sure.
Approximately one-third of the
hslf-million Veterans in the Pacif
ic Northwest who have G. I. in
surance pay their premiums dur
ing the 31-day "grace period.'
They, too, face the lose of their
insurance when it expires, be
cause it may no longer be in force
when they get around to making
application for a converted policy
or a renewal.
The VA advised Veterans to oar
their premiums on time and depend
on the "grace period" only in cases
of real financial emergency.
Lover's Lane Killer
Receives 50 Years
CHICAGO im Arthur Marino.
29-year-old music teacher, was
sentenced to SO years in prison aft
er a jury convicted him of the
lovers' lane slaying of his pretty
17-yesr-old fiancee.
Imposing the sentence recom
mended by the criminal court jury.
Judge Leonard C. Reid said "The
defendant does not know how lucky
ne is in my estimation." Reid de
nied a motion for a new trial.
The state had asked that Mar no
be sent to the electric chair for
the murder last June 28 of his
sweetheart, Joan Crawford, a sub
urban blue island high school jun
ior. He was accused by the state
of fatally beating her in a lovers'
lane in suburban Dolton.
Marino, wno did not testify, had
told police two men had attacked
them while they were parked in his
csr. He said they had forced him
to drink ammonia and bad beaten
and strangled Miss Coward.
REALLY SALTED AWAY
QUINCY. 111.. Feb. 13. (JPI
When Mrs. R. H. Niggemeyer open
ed a can of sauerkraut for supper,
she found some cabbage of an un
expected variety.
bhe found a tight green roll in
one side of the can. It turned out
to be four $1 bills.
Mrs. Niggemeyer has written to
the csnning comapny about it. She
isn't mad. Just curious.
S?a slues have about the same
nutritional value as oysters.
-THE SNACK SHACK-
REOPENS
WEDNESDAY
FEB. 15TH
Tha Snack Shack, whers) you' ort served in
your car or in our modern restaurant, is
opening again. Orivt out and enjoy either
our delicious chicken, steak and chop dinners
or tasty sandwiches end fountain treats.
OPEN FROM 11:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M.
( Closed Tuesdays.
For the finest of foods, visit the
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ASTORIA, UP) Radio station
KAST began broadcasting on l.OuO
watts Saturday, after the Federal
Communications commission grant
ed the station permission to up
its power from 250 to 1.000.
In changing to the higher power
ed transmitter, the station shifted
its frequency from 1230 to 1370 kilo
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Servicemen's
Heuslna CHI Has
Senate Approvel
wAamnisiVN, r eo. li wi
Alt.. tnMHu. I i- t- i ;
servicemen's families, the Senate
pauea ana seni io ine nouse a
half billion dollar military con
struction bill.
The House armed services com
mittee already is holding hear
ings on a .similar measure.
The Legislation, approved by
voice vote In the Senate after a
dispute over the cost of military
housing, was described by Sena
tor Tydings (D-MD) as one of the
most important that the defense
department wanta passed at this
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of projects for the Army, Navy
nu ruin costing approxi
mately UM Ann nnn L-. . n
J ""w.ww.wv. 1 HilU, 1UI UIO
work would have to be appropirat
ed later. Actual construction is
expected to oe spread over two or
three yesrs.
. o-. ...... v, uw otu-
ate armed services committee,
noted that the bill included $90,
000,000 for research and develop
ment projects to aid scientists
working on the "latest" weapons.
One item is $11,814,300 for highly
secret special wespons projects.
The bill also Includes about $113,
000,000 for housing military per
sonnel, and in the Senate the prin-
cinal pnntmv.rtu ..niaru) nn u-
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cost of these projects.
as proposed, the bill simply pro
vided that the cost of family houa-
intf iinifat hniiM A i a
000, plus $2,500 for site develop-
mxni ana oumae uuuues. ine lim
its could be doubled for construc
tion outside of the United States
and in Alaska, where costs are
much higher.
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Barber Shop Singers Out
FOREST GROVE, CPI The
Harmony Vendors of Tacoma
won't be back to defend their bar
ber shop ballad title this year.
They've disbanded. But the
teams which placed second and
third in last year's all-Northwest
barber shop ballad contest have
entered ttia fourth annual eompe
tition, Feb. 24-25.
The Agony Four of Oregon state,
runnera-up last year, filed their
entry. House Brothers of Bonsnta,
were tha first Oregonians to file.
All early matches had to be
struck against phosphorus, a dead
ly poison.
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