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Prospector Group Is Organized To Aid Lone Miners Of EjLDE) Sot., April 1, 1950 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 Social Calendar Walter J. Scolt, Portland en graver, on in Roseburg Thursday in the interest of The United Pros pectors, inc. This, he said, is a non-profit organization and the - only existing organization in the United Slates dedicated to assist the "lone prospector" in his work and aid him financially. According to a pamphlet distrib uted by Scott, United Prospectors was formed for the express pur pose of helping the prospector, and an invitation is extended to be come associated with "the friend liest bunch of new and experienced, young and old prospectors you can imagine." The organization claims . members of both sexes from six months to 90 years over the United States and foreign countries. The main object, states the pam phlet, is to "foster and stimulate the fascinating art of prospecting and to promote and disseminate useful mining information through our official booklet, called Panning Gold,. These booklets are issued intermittently in series, the first ten issues being available." The articles and stories in Panning Gold booklets are written by prospector members. The organization has an interest in 1,400 acres of placer ground close to Yosemite park, where the members are allowed to spend Dr. E. W. Carter Chiropodist Foot Specialist 129 N. Jackson Phone 1170 Over Rexall rrue Store ' A Good Listeninq Slant on KRNR-MBS with: Coffee Club Capers New show for eorly risers! Lyle Fenner with music and humor. 6-6:45 A.M. Man. thru Sat. 1490 Matinee Starts Monday . . . a spark ling new half-hour of fea tured bands and vocalists! 1:30-2 P.M. Mon Wed., Fri. The Roy Rogers Show Roy encounters the "Mys tery of the Stumbling Ten derfoot." Now at an earlier hour of release: 3 3:30 P. M. Sunday Family Theater Parley Boer stars os Phineas T. Bornum, creator of the circus sideshow. One-half hour earlier: 4 4:30 P. M. Sunday Ray Bloch Show At a new listening time! Ray Bloch, Monica Lewis, and the Swing Fourteen. 7:30 8 P. M. Sunday Chicago Theater of the Air Presenting: The Rudolph Friml-Otto Horback operetta Rose Mane. 10:30-11:30 P. M. Sunday KRNR 1940 en your dial j.tf.l'H.1li;irlMli.. 1 WtrUt Cnrnmi ftpmtf rYefiw 8y LOTUS KNICHT PORTER end IETTY ALLEN Monday, April 1 Home Economics club of Suther lin at home of Mrs. Frank Martin. Executive committee of Presby terian Woman's society at Presby terian church at 1:30 p. m. Junior Woman's club to meet at S p. m. at Eagles hall. - Pythian Sisters officers and de gree staff to practice at 8:30 p. m. at K. of P. hall. Public invited to see film, "The Sickle or The Cross," at 1 p. m. at St. Paul's Lutheran church, film depicts conflict between Christian ity and Communism. Lilac circle No. 49, Neighbors of Woodcraft, to hold formal installa tion of new officers at 7:30 p. m. at I. O. O. F. hall. Tuesday, April 4 Rice Valley Community club at hall. Secret Sisters will be revealed at this meeting and new names se lected. All members are urged to attend and anyone wishing to join invited. ... T. N. T. club S o clock dessert supper at home of Mrs. Sherman Morris with Mrs. Earl Kennerly, co-hostess. W. S. of C. S. of Dillard to meet at church for clean-up day for Easter. , . Sutherlin TUlicum Bridge club at home of Mrs. Wilbur Payne. Roseburg Woman's club at Meth odist church with Rev. W. A. Mac Arthur as guest speaker. An execu tive meeting and sack lunch in Methodist kitchen at II noon pre ceding regular meeting. Hostesses to be Mrs. Roy Entler and Mrs. E. A. Petty, co-chairmen: Mrs. C. E. Smith. Mrs. Clifford Fies, Mrs. C. H. Bailey, Mrs. Charles A. Brand, Mrs. James Needham. Topic "Of Special Interest to Gardeners" with Mrs. P. E. Beaver as .program chairman. Melrose Friendly Hour club at home of Mrs. Belva Buckwalter with Mrs. Alma Greer as co-hos tess. Topic will be "fcaster" ana a flower exchange will take the place of the usual program. Umpqua Rebekah lodge. No. 173, Elkton, social night. Refreshments to be served and all members urged to be present. Theta Rho Girls club to meet at 7:30 p. m. at I. O. O. F. hall. Women Golfers to start qualify ing rounds of Stearns-Bridges han dicap tournament no o pnyru uj April 7 inclusive). Tee off at :45. Class C instruction at 10 a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Luncheon at 12:30. Gray Ladies of American Red Cross to meet at p. m. at Red Cross office in armory. Marjone Warson, new field director at Vet erans hospital, will be present to meet the group. NOTICE Social items not appearing In to j.U' nawtniiwr will be used the first of the week. The remainder of the social calendar wiu am printed Monday. Unfair Labor Practice Charge Lodged By CIO 1 PORTLAND, April l.-()-The NLRB has ordered a hearing May ' 31 on an unfair labor practices com- their vacations and weekend trips and do what placering they wish. A second project is being launched. President of United Prospectors is Jack Douglas, Box 13, Dutch Flat, Calif. plaint against Dant It Russell, Ltd., a lumber firm. The complaint was filed by the Bend local of the CIO International Woodworkers of America in connec tion with the dismissal of two men from the, company'! Redmond plant in July, 1849. The union charges the two men, Max Gassner and Henry Christ opherson, were discharged after a strike in which bolh were active. DANCE Every Saturday Night The Old Hayloft At PRESCHERN BARN 4 Miles West on Melrose Road Music by The Western Rhythmaires un b The reporters' panel for the Irvine $. Olds interview en "Meet the Press" (l:W:00, tonight), will consist of the followinft May Craif, Portland, Me., Press-Herald; Edwin Lahey, Chicago Daily News; Joseph Loftus, N. Y. Times, and Marshal McNeil, Scrlpps-Howard. Mr. Olds Is chairman of the board of the United States Steel corporation. SUNDAY: "Martin Kane, Private Eye" called in to watch a young man-about-town, rumored to be planning suicide, discovers instead a plot to kill the heir. William Gargan is starred (1:30-2:00 p. m ). "Roy Rogers Show" begins its new afternoon listening hour tomorrow (3:00-3:30 p. m ). 1. Carrol Naish will be the narrator-host and Parley Baer will be cast as Phineas T. Barnum, creator of the circus sideshow, when "The Family Theater" presents its dramatization of the career of this famous Connecticut-born showman. "Family Theater" now being aired one-half hour earlier (4:00-4:30 p. m.). Gene Saraien, one of the world's outstanding golfers, will be the guest panelist for "Twenty Questions" (8:00-8:30 p. m ). Lyric so prano Nancy Carr will be heard in the title role of the Rudolph Friml-Otto Harbach operetta "Rose Marie" on "Chicago Theater" (10:30-11:30 p. m ). Col. Robert R. McCormick. editor, publisher and world historian, will be heard in another of his timely inter mission addresses. Henry Weber conducts the orchestra and the chorus is under the supervision of Robert Trendler. Marion Claire, producer of the series, will be the narrator. STARTING MONDAY: New shows materialise and debut, beginning with "Coffee-club Capers" (4:004:45 a. m Mon. through Set.), spotlighting the early morning antics of Lyle Fenner. Trust you'll have a sense of humor at that hour of the morning. A careful selection of name-bands and top vocal ists will comprise the new "140 Matinee" (1:30-2:00 p. m.. Men., Wed., Frl. . . . and in answer to many telephone calls, letters and cards requesting the reinstatement of Fulton Lewis Jr.'s 9:45-10:00 p. m. repeat broadcast of news-commentary . . the deed's been done. Fulton Lewis Jr. may bo heard 4:00 to 4:15 p. m. each week-day in his "live" release, and beginning Monday, at 7:45 p. m., Monday through Friday, as a listening convenience for those unable to hear his earlier broadcast. - Vital Statistics ANCH To the Music of the MOOSE CLUB TRIO Moose Hail S. Stephens St. TONIGHT Members and Guests Only Modern Dancing Refreshments Marriage Licenses Issued HOUSTON-BAKER Wesley Houston, Myrtle Creek, and Shirley Jeanne Baker, Portland. SOWELL-BOBY William Doug las Sowell and Opal Virginia Boby, both of Hayward, Calif. Divorce Suits Filed JONES Marie vs. Kenneth Don Jones. Married at Ontario, Ore., May 26, 1945. Cruel and inhuman treatment charged. Custody of their one child, $50 a month support and property settlement asked by plain tiff. STIENNON Ada Violet vs. Dan iel Stiennon. Married Nov. 5, 1944, in Coos County. Plaintiff asks res toration of her name cf Weaver prior to marriage and property set tlement. Cruel and inhuman treat ment charge. Divorce Decrees Granted NTJFER Betty Jane from Jo seph Arnold Nufer. Custody of their one child and $50 a month support granted plaintiff. NICHOI.LS Bette from Leonard L. Nicholls. Custody of their one child and $40 a month support granted plaintiff. ROBERT Polly from Estel J. Robert. . VOTI DUf WEDNESDAY WASHINGTON, April l.-t.TV-The Senste agreed Friday to vote next Wednesday on hotly-disputed legislation to revise the 1948 dis placed persons Aw. KRNR 1490 on Your Dial Mutual Broadcast. nff System ir main in a Born todat 400 For th Living" 4 15 Hm)nway- MBS 4 Bandit and USA- MBS, 5 l0 Trust or Fa It M RS. 5 .TO Baker Oven MBS. ( Jack roatrr. -TO World of Sport. 4.1 American Legion. 7 00 Tht Wall MBS 7 .W Vetera na Information. 7 45 Ray McKinley Show II OO Happy Valley Cow boy a. 8 ;n Meet the Prcaa. 0 DO Ntws- MRS 9 15 Dink TmplMon MBI, :io Wiettllni Parade. 10 .TO Caribbean C roaaroada MB S. 1 1 ;00 Oakland Danre. 11 .TO Newa Nightcap. 11:35 Sign Off. 1 ' fl EAGLE'S DANCE Every Saturday Night v I Eagles' Hall j Music By . The Aristocrats 4 ' George Eagles and Their Guests Only Jeanne The Shalimar Room Proudly Presents I M 2x avii On of th Wfttt'i Finest Entertainer A One-Man Show Singt Pianist Excellent Comedy Good dance music played by his nimble fingers Afttf waiting for a long tim, tf Shatimar Room hoi ben obl 9 securt this txccllent tnttrfamc-r. H is coming direct to Ro - from tKt Scdd't ond Sir lorn Night Club in Barsfiel(f Com , hor ond tnjoy this fm tntffrtoinfr during his tngagmnt. Fr H ft in ttk and Mtcrtninnmnt etwt),. visit tt' chick. dinners md Hrn Hf in r U A I I M A D D A f M 122 S. Sftnhtns SI NDAY, APRIL t. lift S 00 Bark to Cod Hour MRS 8 :to Vole of Prophecy- MBS. -BOO Radio Bible Clau MBS. B .'HI Lutheran Hour MBS. 10 OO NewaMBS. 10:15 Soma of Cheer MBS. 10 :to Momenta of Devotion. 10,45 Garden Talka. U'OO Church Servlrea. 12 f Organ Concert. 12 15 Voirei of String MRS 13 . in Matter Radio Canarlea MBS. 12 45 National Newa 1 'Ono-Hopalonf Caaaldv MBS. 1 :w Martin Kane MRS. 2 The Shadow MRS 2. W True Detective Myateriea MB 3 OO Bov Roger MRS 3. TO Ntrk Carter MHS. 4 OO The Falcon MBS 4 : Famllv Theatre MBS. 5 OO l-aymen'a Hour. 5 .TO Tunefully Yours. t OO Enchanted Hour MBS. io World of S porta. 6 45 Oherlln Radio Artlat MBS. 7 OO Muaic of the Matter. 7 TO Ray Block Show. S OO Twenty Quentlona - MBS 8 no Can You Top Thla MRS. B OO Newt MBS B 15 Memorable Mualr. S no Old Faahloned Revival Hour. 10 .TO Chicago Theatre MBS. 11 lO Newa Nightcap. 11.35 Sign Off. MONDAY, APRIL S .1!tt 00 Coffee Club Capem ft tWRiv St Shine MBS. 7 xv Hemingwav - MRS 7 15 Breakfaat Gang MBS. 7 :tO Off the Record. 7 45 Local Newa, 7 Ml Marchtlmt. H (A Novatime 8 1.5 Favorite Hymns, 8 io Bible lntltut Hour MBS. B (JO M intern Home. 9 15 Garden Guide MBS. 8 w Man About Town. fi 45 Book of Bargains, in IIO Newa MBS 10 15 Cecil Brown MBS. 10.IO Say it with Muaic. 10 45 Wife Saver. 11 ( Ladiea Fair MBS. U Queen for a Day MBS. WHO World Newa. 12.15 Sona of Pioneer 12 :tO Johnny Mercer Show. 12 50 1-ocal Newa 12 55 Market Reporta l-uo Man on the Street I 15 Charlie Spivak. 1 m MKO Matinee. 2 OO-Phone Fun 2 :0 Ii a Requested. 3 15 Si hool Show. 3 :to Navv Band 3 45 -Andre Koatelanet. 4DO-Fulton Uwii. Jr. MBS. 4 15 Hemingway -MBS 4 VO Home maker Club 4 45 Weatern Rhvthmairee. SdO-Sorial Security Pgm. 5 (rt Tup Tunea. 5 :to-Tom Mix MBS. g rtO -MutlC at Six 6 15- Mutual Newree.-MBS. ;w-W.rld of Sport. 6 45 -Tex Beneke 55 Bill Henry-MBS. 7 ( Sleepytime Talea. 7 15 Churkwagon Jamboree. 7 to Cisco Kid -MRS. 8 (IO lt George Do It MRS. 8 .'IO You Name It. 8 45-Cedrtc Foster MBS. 8 0),.-New MRS B 15 - Hi Neighbor. B IO Sranriinavlen Melodv 9 4.5-Fulton Lewi. Jr.-MB 10 on I 1-ov A Mvtery MBS. 10 15- Muaic You Want in 4V- MrPheraon In Person. 11 25-. Newa Nightcap. II :tll -Sign Off. Everybody loves flowers and everybody loves to receive them. Choose? flowers as the perfect gift . . choose them from us . . . always fresh ly cut, fragrantly lovely. The phone number to remember is 158. LILLIE'S FLOWER SHOP 110 Winchester ktrtot Veterans Hospital Orchestra Gains National Award A highlight of tho all-organiia-tinti dance held at tho Veterans hospital Monday night was the presentation of awards to the pa tients orchestra, which had just been awarded first place in a con test of veterans hospital orchestras sponsored by the National Federa tion of Music Clubs. The contest was carried on by means of trans, criptions sent in to a headquarters where a board of judges deter mined the winners. This orchestra is under the direction of Mrs. Mabel MacHae and played for the dance Monday night. The dance itself was the largest affair of its kind ever held at the Veterans hospital, with about a hundred ladies acting as hostesses ior the many organizations assist ing with the dance, one group com ing all the way from Myrtle Creek. Organizations participating were: American Ked Cross, Military Or der of Coolies. American Legion Auxiliary, Gold Star Mothers. Zonta Club, D.A.V. Auxiliary, Business and Professional Women, Kagles Lodge and Auxiliary, and Elks Loilse. Intermission entertainment as supplied by Vera McClintock Jones included violin solos by Mrs. I .eon Mulkey, accompanied by Kthel Minturn. A boys' quartet composed of: Rill Landis. Virgil Guthrie, Lar ry White, and Bob Sconce sang sev eral numbers accompanied by Mrs. Jones. The awards to the patients' or chestra were made by Dr. John L. Haskins, Manager of the hos pital, who announced that the hos pital also received first and second places in vocal ensemble and hon orable mention for number of participants. Buck Left $100,000 SAN ANGKLO, Tex., April 1 i.V Frank Buck, famed big game hunter, left an estate valued at probably $100,000. This was dis closed in probate proceedings yes terday. Ruck died last Saturday in Hous ton. His wife. Mrs. Muriel Buck, and Iheir daughter. Barbara, will share the estate. Mrs. John Logan, a sister, will, receive $75 a month for life from the estate. 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