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David W. Gordon, a candidate
for Holv Orders from the Diocese
of Oregon, will be guest preacher
at St. George's Episcopal church,
at the 11 a.m. srvice, Sept. 3,
Mr. Gordon has been assisting
Father Tyson in the direction of
the annual Vacation Church school
during the past week.
He is a senior student at the
Church Divinity school of the Pa
cific in Berkeley, Calif. Before en
tering the seminary, he was grad
uated from Oregon State college
in 1948. He was also a member
of the National Youth commission
of the Episcopal church.
He is currently the acting minis
ter of St. Andrew's Parish, Oak
land, Calif. He will return to the
Diocese of Oregon upon comple
tion of his seminary career next
June. This is his second appear
ance in Roseburg, having spent
two months here last summer.
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TO BE OR NOT TO EE on
the air? That is the question.
Whether KRNR will carry MDL'i
"Reporter's Roundup" tonight
8:30-9:0O p.m.) depends on how
soon we get a negative or affirma
tive nod from down Los Angeles
way. Lawrence Spivak and Martha
Rountree, owners and producers
of the former MDL feature, "Meet
the press." have sued the Mutual
Broadcasting system for SI ,250,000
claiming Mutual replaced their
program with "Reporter's Round
up." which closely resembles
"Meet the Press" in its basic for
mat. In a letter received by KRNR
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from "Meet the Press" producers
Rountree and Spivak, a warning
was issued lo individual stations
against carrying the program "Re
porter's Roundup." although it is
available for broadcast via the
Mutual uelwork lines. KRNR Man
ager Leroy Hiatt is now in Los
Angeles, where he will meet with
Mutual-Don Lee executives and
determine today or tomorrow
whether KRNR should carry
"Roundup.". Senator Robert A.
Tafr was to be this week's inter
view guest on thcprogram.If not
carried tonight In us "live" broad
cast (8:30-9:00 p.m.), "Reporter's
Koundup" will be replaced by
"The Mysterious Traveler." If
word is received later than 8:30 to
night that we may carry the pro
gram, it will be released on (ape
recording Saturday, (7:30-8:00 p.
m.), one time only.
Very well pleased with the Ful
ton Lewis Jr. response . . .Forty
cards and letters received within
a week's time in answer to two
requests made in this column. No
inducements whatever except loy
alty to Fulton Lewis Jr. and we
got the above number of replies.
A great many interpreted the ap
peal for letters to indicate that
Lewis might be removed from our
program schedule . . . which is
certainly not the case. His news
commentary will continue to be
aired 4:00 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. daily,
and the listenership for both broad
casts seems to be evenly distrib
uted, half and half, as evidenced
through our mail-poll. Our sin
cerest thanks to those who have
responded and who are continuing
to respond to the appeal. , .
TONIGHT: "Melody Time"
(7:30-8:00 p m.). . . "The Clyde
Beatty Show" (8:00-8:30 p. m.)
. . . "Reporter's Roundup" ??
'Mysterious Traveler" 7 7 (8:30-
00 p.m.). . . soprano Licia Al-
banese and tenor James Melton
co-star tonight in presenting great
moments from Puccini's tragic
opera, "Madame Butterfly" on
Music You Want" (10:15-10:45
p.m.)
TO FILL C. OF C. JOB
LA GRANDE. Ore. UP) C
L. McCorkle, manager of the Wei
ser, Ida,, chamber of commerce,
will take a similar post here Sept.
He succeeds Gordon Meuller.
who resigned Aug. 1.
McCorkle plans to keep his posi
tion as secretary of the Highway
30 association.
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Thurt., Aug. 31, 1950 Thi Ncwi-Review, Roseburg, Or. $
Lumber Imports To
SEATTLE (JPI A sham in.
crease in the country's semi-manufactured
lumber imports, com
pared with a year ago and a de
cade ago. is shown in the monthly
Commerce department report on
oreign trade. (
Trade sources said the bulk of
the imports are British Columbia
shipments to the Atlantic and gulf
coasls. Shipments from the Pac
ific Northwest states in inter
coastal trade also have increased
in the same period, the sources
said, but at a lesser rate.
The imports of sawed boards,
planks, deals, etc. (in millions of
board feel) were 356 in June of
1950 compared with 275 in May
and 120 in June of 1949. The
monthly average for 1949 was 130
compared to 60 in 1939.
The increase in the value of
the imports was even sharper be
cause of price increases. It was
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4:00 rulton Lewi. Jr. MBS
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U.S. Increase
$26,000,000 in June compared with
$19.4(10,000 in May and $8,600,000
in June, 1949.
Wood pulp imports were listed
at 224,000 tons in June compared
with 204,000 in May and 130.000
in June last year. The 1949 monthly
average was 147,000 and the 1939
average, 169,000.
Senator-Elect, Twice
Barred, Passes Away
DWIGHT, 111. -UP Col. Frank
L. Smith, who was twice barred
from serving in the United States
Senate, died Wednesday. He was
82.
A Republican party leader in Il
linois for many years. Smith
served one term in Congress, from
1919 to 1921.
It was heavy financial contribu
tions to his 1926 campaign by util
ities firms while he was chairman
of the Illinois Commerce commis
sion from 1918 to 1920 which led
to refusal of the Senate to seat
him.
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