Traffic Crash Kills
Klamath Reato Rider
' KLAMATH FALLS. April 21-4.V)
Juanslowe Jackson, 21 year-old
rodeo rider from Sprague river,
was killed instantly Thursday when
his car struck a log truck on U.S.
highway 97 about 45 miles north
of here.
His niece, Edna Mae Ruff, 15.
was injured. The impact sheared
off the entire left side of the car
ant overturned the truck, state po
lice reported.
Truck driver Henry Edward
Baker of Klamath Falls was uninjured.
A Good
Listening Slant
on KRNR-MBS
with:
Kid Frolics
Hey kids! Don't miss the
prizes and fun on this brand
new show! Air-time:
10:30-11 A. M
Saturday
It's Requested
A full hour of listener re
quested tunes with bob Mc
Carl ...
2:00-3:00 f. M
Saturday
Bandstand, U. S. A.
From the lines of Mutual-Don-Lee
... on informal
half-hour with a top "nome"
bond of the notion!
- 4:30-5 P. M
Saturday
Meet The Press
This week's guest: Senator
Joseph McCorthy of Wis
consin in a sizzling interview
with the press!
8:30 - 9 P. M.
Saturday
Here Conies The
Bride
Engaged couple of the week:
Miss Joan Hunnicut and
Neil Koser . . . interviewed
ond bestowed with gifts by
Bob McCorl.
8:30 -9 P.M.
Sunday
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World I GmMf Rtfum Mhesrt
Decoration Set
For Men Lost In
Russian Attack
WASHINGTON, April 21 -IJPV-The
Senate has voted decorations
to the 10 men lost in the Baltic
plane incident.
The action was taken without
dissent on the motion of Demo
I rratic leader Lucas of Illinois who
called the loss of the U.S. Navy
plane and its crew "a ruthless
action by barbarous forces."
It followed a flurry of angry
criticism of Russia on the senate
floor and a sharp retort at the
Stale department to Russian
claim that the American plane was
lost on a mission of deliberate
provocation against the Soviet un
ion. In a statement released with the
note, the department said the Rus
sians apparently had decorated the
Red aviators responsible for the
attack.
The senate resolution to award
decorations to the American fliers
now goes to the House.
It directs that each of the 10
men be awarded an "appropriate
decoration" posthumously, but
-loes not specify what the decora
tion should be.
Lucas called for a roll call vote
as a demonstration that both Dem
ocrats and Republicans were be
hind the resolution. There were
66 senators present, so the reso
lution was adopted 66 to 0.
Jailed Mm Cittd On
25th Speeding Count
VAN NUYS, Calif.. April 21.-.P)
Robert G. Gardner, 37. Canoga
Park, claims be has paid $o00 in
fines, $600 in attorney's fees, 1A0
for bail and $50 for a surveyor in
the last four years trying to prove
he ass not illegally, speeding.
What's more, he says, he lost his
job as electronics engineer.
Gardner is scheduled to appear
Monday again to answer a charge
of failing to appear on his 25th
speeding count. He said he couldn't
appear: he was serving 35 days
on his 24th count.
Gardner contends police are
picking on him because he had a
stretch of Ventura boulevard sur
veyed in an attempt to prove there
were too few homo in that section
to warrant a 25-mile speed limit.
Extremely high proof, Gardner
has found.
Reservations for private
Skating Parties
are available at the
Rainbow Skating Rink
Phone 526 R -2
Winchester
Phone Enables Sick lay
To 'Attend' School
NORTH MERRICK. N. Y April
21. (. Twelve-year-old Roy F.
X. Miles now can answer "present"
at his school roll-call even though
he is bedridden with rheumatic
fever.
Tnrough the cooperation of the
New York Telephone company and
grammar school authorities, Roy
had a special telephone installed
by his bed yesterday. The boy has
been out of school three months.
The device operates through a
microphone on the desk of Roy's
teacher, Maurice McCollum, linked
by telephone wires with a sending
and receiving apparatus.
Roy, a seventh grader, hears
more now than he did when he was
in the classroom. If a pencil falls
near the microphone, he says, it
sounds like some one falling out
of his chair.
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No more "Saturday morning blues" for Roseburg tykes who find
there's "nuthin to do," and get in mommy's hair and plenty of
mischief . . , because we've found a way to alleviate this situation
with the new "Kid Frolics" which debuts tomorrow morning ... on
the air . . . 10:30 to 11:00 a. m. We're counting on an overwhelming
crowd of little folk, aged tea and under, prior to air-time, at the
Ott and RicketU Music store, corner of Cass and Jackson streets!
There, the kiddies will be treated to free gifts, a chance to par
ticipate on the show, "Kid Frolics," and perhaps to win one of
the exciting and worthwhile prizes to be given away. All this, if
they are among the first arrivals to be admitted to the store itself.
Lyle Fenner in charge of the melee . . . first broadcast tomorrow I
if head en tr. Chamber ef Commerce Ferum Saturday
night (7:M-t:M . m.). He's Cliff Cooper, national president
ef Junior Chamber ef Commerce addressing. Jaycees and
these Interested In Jaycee activities. Senator Joseph Mc
Carthy (R), ef Wisconsin, whose charges ef Communist In
fluence In State deportment activities have prompted a senate
foreign relations sub-committee Investigation, will return to
Mutual-Den Lee's "Meet the Press" program Saturday, April
21 (l:M-f:M p. m.), far another press conference on the air.
Ho held e similar press conference en the program last
February 14, at which time he was questioned by newsmen
on the charges he has made en the senate fleer. Sen. Mc
Carthy's appearance en "Meet the Press" will Immediately
fellow the appearance ef his own chief witness before the
senate sub-cemmlttee, Louis tudens, farmer Communist party
newspaper editor who has renounced Communist affiliations
to become a university professor, Sudani testified before the
sub-cemmlttee en April M. The pregrem will originate from
Mutual's Washington studios.
Question arises more and more each day . . . "Whassa gonna'
happen to the radio schedule when daylight saving time goea into
effect?" This: The entire Don Lee Network and KRNR will operate
on Pacific Daylight Saving time effective with the start of business
on Sunday, April 30, 1950, and ending with the close of business on
Saturday, September 23, 1950. Therefore the present network and
local program schedule will remain undisturbed, according to an
announcement by Patrick W. Campbell, Don Lee vice president in
charge of station relations.
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Mrs. A. M. Newell,
Former Douglas
Teacher, Passes
PORTLAND. April 21 Mrs.
Anise 11. Newell. 56, of 1004 NE
Going street, died Wednesdsy in
Astoria, where she was staying
temporarily.
Mrs. Newell was born in Rose
burg oo April T, 1884. She was
graduated from Roseburg hiith
school in 1913 and taught school
in Douglas county until her mar
riage on July 4, 1913, to Hiram E.
Newell, who survives.
Mrs. Newell was a member of
Orenomah chapter, Eastern Star;
Waukeena chspter. DAR, and the
Oregon State Mothers club.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mra. A. B. Alexander, Portland;
two sons, William A., Eugene, and
Howard E., Seattle: her mother,
Mrs. J. A. Hewitt, Roseburg: four
sisters, Mrs. Frank E. Wilson and
Mrs. R. J. Wilson, The Dalles;
Mrs. Boyd Bales, Bakersfield, Cel.,
and Mrs. E. S. Booth, Roseburg;
three brothers, R. D. Hewitt, Trout
dale; Leland J. Hewitt, Roseburg,
and Allen W. Hewitt, Glendale,
Cel., and five grandchildren.
. Funeral services will be held
Saturday at Mount Scott Funeral
home. Interment will be in Lincoln
Memorial park.
Mary A. Thompson WiU
Admitted To Probate
The will of Mary A. Thompson
has been admitted to probate upon
the filing of a petition by Effie
A. Howard Thursday. The Thomp-
am a.t.l. I. ctimafMi at S120DO.
The petitioner as nominated in the
will haa been aonoinled bv the
court to act as executrix in the
estate.
In other probate proceedings, the
court has set Monday, May 22, at 10
a.m. in 'ne county court room, ior
Ik final Hlmnt flf thfl AmV
Cristeser estate. The final settle
ment, filed with the court Thurs
day, values the estate at $6,654.03.
A poisonous snake eats victims
of its own poison without ill effect.
Frl., April 21, 150 Thg News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. S
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