The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, March 01, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

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MARYLA JONAS, pianitt, will appear in concert Thursday at
8:15 p. m. en the stage of the Junior High auditorium. Mist
Jonas appaaranc will ba tha third in a series of artist pra
santations by tha Roiebwrg Community Concart association.
Sixty percent of the general adult
population need glasses, but only
30 percent are using them, says
the Driving Research Laboratory
of Iowa State College.
Elementary,
My Dear Watsonl
. It's at 1490
' on your dial:
The Breakfast Gang
A tuneful, mirthful session
with Mel Venter ond the
Breakfast Gang each
morning:
7:15 A.M.
Mon. thru Sat.
Say It With Music
Latest record releases spun
for you by Bob McCarl . . .
from a new location!
10:30-10:45 A. M
Mon.thru Fri.
Bill Henry
An up to - the - minute
news - capsule with one of
the nation's top news-cast
ers! ,
6:55 -7 P. M
Mon. thru Fri.
What's The Name of
That Song?
Test your musical memory
with Bill Gwinn, Bob Bence
"ind the twin-piano teom. .
8 - 8:30 Tonight
Clyde Beatty Show
The world's greatest wild
animal trainer in a new se
ries of breathtaking odven
rure stories!
8 8:30 P. M.
Thursday
KRNR
1490 on your Dial
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Nash Produces
Smaller Auto
DETROIT, Mar. 1. UP Nash
has its new smaller atomobile in
production.
Output volume isn't very large.
It probably 'Won't be for several
weeks. However, the car isn't to be
introduced publicly until some
'time in April. By that time all
Nash dealers will have been sam
pled with the new lower priced
vehicle.
The new vehicle should not be
confused with tha experimental
model Nash has been showing
about the country, Nash hasn't
yet disclosed whether that car with
a low horsepower foreign-built en
gine, ever will reach the assembly
lines.
Nash hasn't given out details of
the new car just put in production.
It is understood, though, to be a
two-d o o r sedan on a 100-inch
wheelbase. Seating three passen
gers in the front seat and two in
the rear the new unit will use
Nash's integral body-and-f r a m e
constrction. A six cylinder, 82
horsepower engine is being used.
Barring some wholly unlorseen
change in plans, Nash will become
the first car maker to intoduce a
new type of smaller car. Kaiser
Frazer has been showing its new
smaller vehicle at the Chicago au
to show. It, too, has a 100-inch
wheelbase.
But the new K-F car isn't sched
uled to go into production until
late in June.
PHONE 100
between 6:15 and 7
p. m., if you hove not
received your News
Review. Ask for Harold Mobley
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Famous Pianist
To Be Heard At
Jr. High School
- Itaryla Jonas, tha famous Polish
pianist who has been nationally
hailed aa one of tha most sensation
al keyboard artists to come up in
a long time, will appear in recital
in Roseburg on tha Rose burg Junior
high school auditorium Thursday,
March 2, at 1:15 p.m. She is cur
rently embarked on her fourth
transcontinental tour of tha United
States and Canada.
Mist Jonas' program will include
the Handel Passacaglia in G minor,
Mozart's Sonata in A major K. 331,
the Sonata Op. 27 No. 2 by Bett
hoven, waltzes by Schubert. At has
been custom from the beginning,
the whole second half of the pro
gram will be devoted to the music
of Chopin. Now embarked on the
tremendous project of putting on
wax for Columbia records the en
tire output of Chopin's mazurkas,
nocturnes and impromptus. Miss
Jonas will feature selections from
these categories.
Maryla Jonas went through tha
hardship of more than seven
months in a Nazi concentration
camp after the invasion of Poland,
finally made her way out under
the greatest difficulties to Rio Da
Janeiro, where she arrived broken
in mind and spirit, refusing to touch
the piano for more than a year
and a half. It' was Artur Rubin
stein, her compatriot, who coaxed
her back to her career. In Feb
ruary, 1946, completely unknown
and unheralded, she gave her first
Carnegie hall recital. She. was hail
ed by the press and ber second
recital was completely sold out.
Today, Miss Jonas is reaping the
rewards of what she calls "terrific
will power, good luck, and keeping
faith."
Oregon Highway
Storm Damage
Below Record
SALEM. Mar. 1. UP) Storm
damage to Oregon's highways dur
ing the past winter was far less
than the record S2.600.000 damage
to the highways in the previous
winter, siaie nignway engineer n.
H. Baldock reports.
Baldock said it would take an
other month before he has the final
figure on this winter's damage. '
He said the deep snow in Jan
uary insulated the roads against
severe frost damage.
Extra crews will be put to work
April 1 to repair the road damage.
These include 10 patching crews
and five oiling crews.
"Maintenance of the highways
comes first," he said. "As quickly
as it is feasible, we put out crews
to repair the storm damage to
roads, first to make the highways
safe and also to prevent further
damage."
Baldock aaid he, would leave for
Washington, D. C. March 8 to
appear at congressional hearings
on the federal highway appropria
tion bill.
He will be one of 10 members
of the executive committee of the
National Asssociation of State
highway officials to testify.
The bill would give the states
$570,000,000 for two years, com
pared with (460,000,000 in the past
two years.
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"The Clyde Beatty Show" debuts on KRNR and tha Mutual-Don
Lea network Thursday, March 2, from 1:00 I SO p. m., PST. The
broadcast series will ba produced by Walter White Jr., president of
Commodore Productions, and scripted by Gibson Fox and Herb Pur
dum. '
Clyde early, me wsrWi foremast wild animal trainer, fait
tha urge ta train animal at an early age, far while still In
his teens, Clyde would put tha farm animals through their
paces. He lived In Chllllcethe, Ohia, which was clesa enough ta
Cincinnati far him ta sneak aff ta sea me circus when It played
there. At 1 ha ran away ta lain ma circus. His parents dragged
him back heme. At II, ha made his escape far feed. Pram
cleaning cages, Clyde werked his way up ta becamlng me most
competent man with wild animals. One day Clyde's mother
came ta tha circus ta see her sen's act. Mrs. atty fainted
dead an me spat when she sew me abject danger her sen .
walked Into twice, a day, and never saw her sen perform
again..
When Ringling Bros, "went broke," Beatty, with Jess Adkina
and Jack Terrell, started their own circus which you tea today. Clyde
earned $40,000 hit first years a part owner. He has since become sole
owner of tha "Clyde Beatty Circus." Thus, from tha humble begin
nings of a run-away boy, Clyde Beatty has emblazoned his name into
one of tha brightest lights in show business. Recognized at the world's
greatest wild animal trainer, Clyde has. also been starred in many
feature motion pictures. Now he adds radio to hit army accomplish
ments and, if hit previous experience is any yardstick, he's certain
to win thousands of new fans by substituting his pistol and whip for a
microphone. . '.
TONIGHT: "Whet's the Name of that Sengr" with Bill
Gwinn, Bob Bence and tha twiniitne team tl:M l:J p. m.)
, . . "Cedric Paster" with his newt-cemmentary at 1:45 ...
and tha further adventures of Jack, Reggie and Dec en "I Leva
a Mystery" (10:01 . 10:1$ p. m.).
Observations Of
Philosopher On
Human Vagaries
By HAL BOYLE
NEW YORK -CK Pitch-penny
observations by a pavement plato:
It it hard to see the atari when
your feet are tired.
empty neaaa are iuii ox more
dreams than, empty bellies.
Most folks wouldn't mind a teen
ager's blowing hit own horn to
much if it weren't on a jalopy
and they weren't crossing the
street.
The difference between a golf
course and a cemetery is that in a
cemetery they put monuments over
the liars.
Many people who wouldn't be
caught dead wearing glasses don't
mind making spectacles Xf them
selves. ,
This it tcience in our timet: one
scientist discovers a way to make
concrete out of ordinary dirt and
a few chemicals. Then some other
scientists take some more chemi
cals and figure out a bomb that
will turn concrete buildings back
into dirt again.
Nothing keeps a man hat-in-hand
longer than a woman trying on a
new bonnet.
" What plagues most of us about
President Truman's goal of a $12,
000 average annual income by the
year 2,000 is: "Can a fellow spend
all that money in a wheelchair?"
Matrimony just a feminine
gamble for bigger steaks.
A miser it a man who, when told
he it drawing his last breath
holds it. A spendthrift in the same
predicament tries to breath out
twice.
Criticism, like beauty, only goes
skin-deep but it't a thinner skin.
Nothing opens a man's eyes
quicker than falling in love blind
ly.
You measure a life like you do
a tennis game by (the net result
Medical definition of a gay old
dog: "Chronic ,puppy love compli
cated by arteno-tclerosis."
The fact there are two sexes in
marriage doesn't cause as much
trouble as the fact there are two
egos. ;
When you don't have common
sense, the only thing left to face
life with it courage.
Honeymoon quarrels are just
to the hour
hospitality
to oasy,
to wolcomo
lov .at first slight.
If dead men did tell tales, more
live heroes would ba explaining
than bragging.
The only real security it a clear
conscience and the liberty to obey
God.
A bum it a guy who gets as
many chances aa a cigaret lighter
to show what be can do and still
won't work.
The nerve of tome people is
what makes ut all so nervous.
If you marry an angel, don't be
surprised if she insists she's a
guardian angel.
Many a man who wants to
change the world can't change a $5
biU.
Washington Debt
Limit On Agenda
Of Supreme Court
OLYMPIA-WP) The long await
ed supreme court test on whether
Washington can sink further in the
quicksands of debt has been sched
uled for March 22.
The suit to define the boundaries
of the ttate't $400,000 constitution
al debt limit wat filed with the
high court by Atty. Gen. Smith
Troy.
Chief Justice George B. Simpson
ordered a March 22 hearing be
fore the full nine judge panel.
The state cannot determine its fu
ture financial policy until the court
decides whether the $400,000 debt
limit applies solely to the key gen
eral fund. r
The contention has been advanc
ed that although the general fund
is deep in the red, the state still
it solvent because it hat large bal
ance! in other funds.
Troy asked a writ of mandate
against State Auditor Cliff Yelle
and State Treasurer Tom Martin.
In ordering the hearing. Judge
Simpson directed Yelle and Martin
to snow cause why the writ should
not be granted.
The attorney general seeks to
compel the auditor to cancel 19
warrants (checks) on grounds that
the general fund it more than $400,
000 overdrawn, and consequently
they are void. Troy also wishes to
bar Martin from transferring $675,
000 from the general to the school
fund until any warrants issued be
fore the transfer have been paid.
This would determine if transfers
to special funds have precedence
over warrants.
At iti present rste of spending,
the state is exceeding revenues by
approximstely $2,500,000 a month.
Troy will be represented at the
hearing by Richard Thorgrimson
of Seattle, whom he named special
assistant attorney general. Thor
grimson't law firm it legal counsel
for the state bankers association,
whose members have agreed to ac
cept the interest bearing warrants
if they are ruled legal.
Asst. Atty. Gen. Lyle Iverson will
represent Yelle and Martin.
JTODAY
START
Dana Andrews
Richard Conte
Tyrone Power
Dorothy Lamour
World Suicide
Wecpon Seen In
Hydrogen Bomb
A top atomic scientist aava tha
hydrogen bomb could ba rigged to
create a death cloud capable of
killing all the humans in the world.
Or. Leo Szilard, biophysicist at
the University of Chicago, and
three other atomic authorities
agreed that such a bomb could ba
turned into a world suicide weapon
capable of wiping out friend and
foe alike.
The scientists taw the H-bomb
at creating a cloud of radioactive
dust which carried everywhere by
ine winas wouia poison ine air, set
tle to earth and slowly but surely
use ine me ot every man, wom
an and child.
The scientists, at a University
of Chicago round table, raised this
question:
What would happen in event of
war if the enemy, faced with de-
teat, would threaten to let loose a
hydrogen bomb with all the terrible
potentialities of world suicide?
The scientists didn't have an an
swer. The implication was that it
was up to the diplomats to tee
that such a situation never comes
to pass.
In the face of such a gigantic
issue today's immediate develop
ments seemed somewhat insignifi
cant. But the diplomats had re
ports on their desks from over the
world like these:
The Soviet union has underlined
her growing stature as a sea power
by creating a separate navy minis
try. The Soviet army and navy
had been unified four years ago.
The new move waa designed to
give impetus to a program which
calls for building up to 1,000 sub
marines and at least three mod
ern battleships.
Young Americans
Urged To Delve
Into Politics
DELAWARE, O., Mar. 1. CP)
Republican national chairman Guy
G. Gabrielson has called on young
Americans to become politicians.
"You can only understand poli
tics by being in politics." he told
students at Ohio vVesleyan univer
sity. "Regardless of party affil
iations, your duty is to take part
in pontics, nowever small, ne said.
Gabrielson came here to narti-
cipate in the school's political "re
cruitment" campaign. It is spon
sored by the school's institute of
practical politics. The university
is a pioneer in granting college
credit for students participation
in political campaigns.
Democrats enlisted about 100
students last week to work in the
1950 election campaigns. Republi
cans took their turn this week to
sign up volunteers.
Gabrielson noted what he term
ed an admission that the Demo
cratic party's back may be broken
in its e.mnaiffn In ripfeat th. r.
reelectiun bid of Sen. Robert
A. Taft (R-Ohio). He put it this
way:
"It is my conviction that you
people in Ohio will bitterly resent
any 'invading hordes' crossing
your state line to interfere in any
degree with an election that must,
and will, be decided by the oeODle
of Ohio."
riiicen percent oi arivers are
responsible for 80 percent of acci
dents, research studies report.
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School Clubs Target
Of Suit In Portland
PORTLAND. Mar. 1 UP)
The Portland school board's ban
on inter-school clubs was challeng
ed Tuesday In a circuit court suit.
The school board regulation lim
its student membership in socisl
clubs to one-school organizations.
Tuesday's suit, filed by students
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and parents, is on behalf of four
chibs whosa members coma from
various schools.
Paul Sayer snd C. 0. Fenlason;
members of the ps rents' group,
said the ban Is an invasion of tha
rights of students and parents.
' School Sunt. Paul A. Rfehmus
aaid he had not seen details of the
complaint but said the school board
had agreed present members of inter-school
societies may continue
membership until they graduate.
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