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t 2nd AnH-Atreroft lattation Slated For Oregon
PORTl ivn . " a j
sou-aircraft artillery batulion will
be formed immediately by t h t
Oregon national fuard, Maj. Gen.
Thomas E. Rilea said Thursday.
Rilea, state adjutant general,
laid headquarters and headqtiar-1
ters battery for the 722nd battalion
had been formed in Portland sev
eral months ago.
Organizations of its four firing
batteries was authorized in a
strength increase allotment from
the general staff Tuesday.
The 72nd will be part of the
237th AAA group commanded by
Col. Gerald P. Cochran, Portland,
which also includes the 732nd bat
talion in southern snd centrsl Ore
gon. It will be commanded by I.t.
Col. Leroy J. Wolf. Portland.
The batulion will have a
strength of 3M men, Geo. Rilea
said.
Newport has been picked for one
of the firing batteries. Location
of the other three depends on avail
ability of armories snd sufficient
population to maintain strength.
In mind tentatively are Gresham
or Portland, Prineville-Redmond
and Taft-Ocean Lake.
PROTECT PUBLIC
MIAMI (.TV- Hialeah pioneer
ed the use of many of America's
most important horse racing pro
tective measures. The automatic
tote board was introduced at Hia
leah in 1932, and the saliva test was
brought here in 1934. The first photo
finish camera was at Hialeah in
1936.
DANCE!
Every Friday and Saturday
Night, for Members and
Guests Only!
MUSIC IY THE ARISTOCRATS
EAGLES' HALL
Washington U.
Films Burned
SEATTLE (.) They burned
the controversial films of nude
University of Washington coeds
Friday.
The fire wasn't any hotter than
the brief furor the photography
project stirred up.
University of Washington offic
ials announced the undeveloped
film was consigned to the flames
of a heating plant furnace without
ever being exposed to even the
dim light of a darkroom.
The photographs of 284 freshman
girls were tajcen Monday and Tues
day. The nude photos wer etaken
while freshman coeds were under
going physical examinations prior
to entering the university.
One of the few who witnessed
the burning was Dr. Raymond B.
Allen, university president. A n
other was Miss Barbara Honey
man of the Columbia university
constitution laboratory, who took
the pictures.
The project, which h asbe ncea-r
ried on at other schools in recent
years, was droped after it
brought parental protests and pub
lic attention. University authorities
explained that it had been author
ized originally on the understand
ing that the girls would be advised
that posing was optional. In the
rush of a big lineup, explanations
were overlooked. The furore followed.
DANCE TONIGHT
LOU FRANCO
M AND THE HAPPY
Jh VALLEY COWBOYS
Now for the pleasure of nf flia
II the family, Lou Franco ur rne
nd tha Happy Vallay f ' UfiurrAkl
Cowboys will be ploying at f WINSTON
the Winston Community I 1
clSSi J COMMUNITY
have a good time to the j&j i i I 1 1 D
inimitable musical style of fJl LLUb
thit band. g "ir
I Drive to Winston . . . turn at the
y Myrtlewood Treasure House and
,, . . . follow the arrows to the best
COME ONE . . . COME ALL i Dance Music.
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-NO ADMISSION CHARGE-
IT'S DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF
JACK FOSTER
AND THE ORCHESTRA
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Sat., Sept. 16, 1950 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. '
E) LD E)
UD a u
By CAROL KIM.
TONIGHT: Special tape re
corded talk by Dean Orlando J.
Hollis, of the University of Oregon
school of law, spesking on the
Constitution (7-7:30 p.m.)
Johnny Bond and the Cass County
Boys will be musical guests fea
tured on "Salute to Reservists."
Also featured will be Eddie Kusby,
trombonist, in a special arrange
ment of "Tenderly." Eddie Shnv
anek and his orchestra, the Sextet
from Hunger and vocalist Charles
LaVere round out the musical half
hour (7:304 p.m.).
SUNDAY: Producer - direc
tor Murray Burnett of Mutual-Don
Lee's "True Detective Mysteries"
program (2:30-3 p.m.) has always
used but one sound effects man,
Jim Goode, in the six-year broad
casting history of this MDL prog
rs n. But tomorrow, he will ,use
two such engineers oecause the
story about the "Kinsmen of Dis
aster" involves action in which 20
different kinds of horses' hoof
beats have to be given, and many
of them under the sounds of gun
fire and rolling wagons. Zazu Pitts,
Roger Pryor, Jackie G lesson and
Marie Greene are featured guests
on "Hollywood's Open House" (4
4:30 p.m.). Don't miss this one , , .
Gleason steals the show during
the isst 13-minute segment. Mutual-Don
I.ee's "The Family
Theater" broadcast, will dramatize
an original play by Virginia Cooke
titled "Lost Mines of the Padres.'
(4:30-5 p.m.). Pedro de Cordoba
will be starred as Psdre Domingo,
in a story based on the founding
Maureen O'Hara will be the host
of the mission of San Fernando,
ess. Joe Mansfield produces.
SUNDAY EVENING: Complete
"World News" begins a new Sun
day evening schedule (M:1S p.m )
under the sponsorship of Toiler
Heating and Sheet Metal Works . .
"Perry Como Sings" makes its
debut (9:15-6:50 p.m.) . . . "En
chanted Hour" shifts to the T to
7:30 p.m. time period . , . Gov
Paul A. Dever of Massachusettes,
will be the panel guest of the
"Twenty Questions" broadcast,
when that program originates from
John Hancock hall in Boston (8-
8:30 p.m.). This marks the second
time this year that a governor has
matched wits with the shows reg
ular panelists. Gov. Alfred E.
Driscoll of N. J. was the other
state chief executive who appeared
on the program. Baritono Bruce
Foote and soprano Deane Carroll
are featured vocalists on "Chicago
I neater ot the Air ' (10:30-11:00 p
m.)
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
1490 On Ycur Dial
Officer Denies
Warning Signs
Of Red Invasion
FORT MAC ARTHUR. Calif
( To a United Nations com
mission's report that there was
six weeks' advance warning of at
tack in Korea, Bri. Gen. W. I,.
Roberts retorts: "Hindsight ob
servation." General Roberts, who was chief
of the Uni'ed States Korean mili
tary advisiory group, issued
a statement Thursday night deny
ing he was informed of large1
North Korean troop concentrations
as early as May 12, as implied in
a in-page report of the UN's Ko
rean commission.
The co emission quoted Col.
Chang Do Yong, chief of intelli
gence of the South Korean army,
as reporting on May 12 that Com
munist invasion was imminent. His
conclusion was based on: (1)
Increased manpower of the North
Korean army; (2) massing of well
trained troops near the 38th paral
lel; and (3) infiltrating guerrilla
raids.
Two officers from Gen. Roberts'
staff, however, did not agree on
the imminence of danger, the UN
commission reported at Lake Suc
cess. ,
Gen. Roberts said he received
daily intelligence reports from an
officer who worked alongside the
Korean officer.
"I most certainly would have
been informed of any concentration
of northern troops if reliable in
formation had been obtained,"
said Gen. Roberts, who now com
mands the 6i h army's southern
California district.
"Even if we had received such
information at that time ... it
is doubtful that much more could
have been done to counter it," he
added.
He also took exception to the
commission's statement that the
South Korean chief of staff re
ported 175,000 North Koreans under
arms last January. The commis
sion said Gen. Roberts believed
the number 100,000 or less.
'I would not have believed him
anyway." said Roberts, "because
he had access to the same in
formation 1 had and 1 was not so
informed."
The UN commission's report
held the North Koreans completely
to blame for the conflict. The com
mission includes representatives of
India, Australia, China, 1 Salva
dor, France, the Philippines and
Turkey.
Remaining Hours Today
400 Johif riynn MUS
4; I Hemingway MBS
4::ft Rand t and USA MRS
5:00 Reviewing Stand MBS
5; JO Piano Favorites
S iWUm Hay MB
oo All-Star Dane Parade
is world of Sport
30 Hawaii Cat la MBS
7 OO Caribbean Croesroada MBS
T:no Salute to Reeerv Isle MBS
1 oo Happy Valley Cow boy a
t 30 Meet tha Band
a 45 Wrestling Parade
OO Newa MBS
: is Wrestling Parade
10 .10 Arthur Van Orch MBS
11:00 Army-Air Fore Show MBS
11 XI Newa Nightcap
11:30 Sign Oil '
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER IT, ISM
00 Back to God Hour MBS
B. 30 Bob Eberle Show
S 4.1 Momenta of Devotion
9 OO Radio Bible Class MBit
S::w Voice of Prophecy MBS
I0:0 Newa MBS
10:15 Organ Mooda MBS
10:tO Lutheran Hour MBS
1 1 00 Church Service.
12:00 Organ Concert
12:15 Gospel Singer MBS
12 ;w Dave Rom Show
12:45 Newa
100 Hope long Caaaldv MBS
1 ;W Martin Kane MRS
2 00 The Shadow MBS
2;tO True Detective M vsterlea MBS
3. HO Roy Roger llhow MBS
3 TO Nick Carter MBS
4 00 Hollywood Open Hnuta
4 :0 Family Theatre MBS
5 oo Bobby Benton Show MBS
5:: Melody Time
6 00 World Newa
615 Perry Como Sings
a World of Sports
45 Maj. George Fielding Eliot MBS
7 OO Enchanted Hour MBS
7 302000 Plus MBS
8 00 Twenty Questions MBS
a .to Here cornea irte Bride
a.OO Newa MBS
9: IS Memorable Mualr
ft 30 Old Fashioned Revival Hour '
10:10 Chicago Theatre MBS
11:30 Newa Nightcap
11:35 Sign Off
MONO AT, HEPTEMREft II, 1IM
00 Coffee Club Caper
0:4,1 Rlae and Shine MBS
7:00 Hemingway MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang - MBS
7:10 Sons of Pioneer
7:45 Local New
7:.w Ma rent I me
a.OO Cecil Brown MBS
a 15 Bible Institute Hour MBS
9:00 Modern H"m
9:15 Christian Trio
.TO Man About Town
45 Brighter Side
10:00 News MBS 9
10-15 Tello-Test MBS
10:30 Say It with Muaie
10:45 What's New
11:00 Ladtee Fair MBS
1130 Queen for a Day MBS
12:00 World Newa
1215 Matinee Melodiea
12SO Local News
12 S5 Market Report
10O Man on the Street
1:15 Treasure Cheat
1:30 I40O Matinee
S oo Tune O
2:45 It's Requested
2:30 Navy Show
330 Meet the Rand
9:45 Book of Bargain!
4:10 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
4:15 Hemingway MRS
4:30 Homemaker'a Club
445 Sam Ha yea MRS
: 15 World of Sporta
5 TO Challenge of the Yukon MBS
500 Mark Trail MBS
6-00 Accent on Melody
6 30 Silver Shower
45 Sam Hayea-- MBS
55 Bill Henry MRS
7:00 Sleepy time Tales
7:15 Lea Brown Orch
730 Cisco Kid MBS
00 Let George Do It MBS
a 30 You Name It
a 45 Cedrle Foater MBS
OO News MRS
a 15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
a.30 Hi Neighbor
45 Personality Time
10 no I Love a Mystery MRS
10 IS War Front-Home Front MBS
10:45 Hank's Music Shop
11:25 Newa Nightcap
11:30 Sign Off
Charges Dropped
Against Five
Commie Leaders
OKLAHOMA CITY LV -A
disorderly conduct chard against
Alan Shaw, Communist party
chairman for Oklahoma-Arkansas,
was dismissed by Police Judge
Four companions were (reed on
Mike Foster Wednesday.
Four companions were (reed on
the same charge.
On was Giovanni Rossi Loman
lti, 29-year-old farmer atomic
scientist at the Universit yof Cal
ifornia radiation laboratory. He
was recently cited for contempt
of Congress (or refusing to testify
whether he was Communist.
The group was arrested Sept.
1 as they gathered near a laundry
truck in a field. Literature des
cribed by police as communistic
was seiied. They were jailed over
night and released on $20 (ine
each.
None o( the defendants was rep
resented by a lawyer.
"We have violated no law,"
Shaw said simply, ' and have done
nothing which conflicts with your
city ordinances."
After the dismissal, Shaw asked
police to return the literature
which Assistant Municipal Coun
selor Howard V. Cudd said "con
tained the usual Communist lies."
Pice Inspector Roy Beigman
told Shaw it would take a court
order to regain the literature.
Shaw did not say whether he
would pursue the matter.
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
at
OAKLAND LEGION HALL
Bob "The Mustache" Weaver
AND HIS
DIXIELANDERS
Floors of some railroad passen
ger cars are made of plywood.
TOMORROW
AND SUNDAY
FUNNIEST PICTIKE
OfMUIfE!
Mv
j friend
I lima
m HAL WALLIS
? JOHN LUND
t ...lrmo'l boy (fiend)
I mini ikiiii
k .Irmo't fll ned
DON OifORE
...Jane' i boy (fiend
wfkm
. .01 Irmd hartaii r( 7
And Introducing L.NJ I
I1FAN MARTIN IX
ond
M JERRY LEWIS
'.T I Sewteeieoet
rVJ Ne Ceee teeml Iji
-CO-FEATURE-
'YANKS AHOY'
TONIGHT
ii
Cm. L "
Blood On the Moon"
am
18 miles from Roseburg on the beautiful North Ump
qua . . . outdoor dining porch overlooking tha river
... for delicious chicken, veaks, and fish.
Bring Your Catches
to Us for Cooking.
Special Arrangements
tor Dinner Parties.
Open 5 a m to 12 p. m
Managers: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Taylor
am
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TOMORROW
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II, 3 H WHAT STRONG La V 'P
F'Vi MS HE HASH Wr'y.,
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DOROTHY WILLIAM
MCGUIRE-LUNDIGAH
JUNE HAVOC-GARY MERRILL
PLUS
TAMELESS
SHAMELESS '
1 FRISCO!
SIDE STREET & TARZAN ENDS TONIGHT
Schwinn Bicycles
Wt sell the Deaf
nd repair ihe rest
AL'S FIXIT SHOP
Btwtn Farm Huruu and Jr. Htgn
120 w Wuhinston Phone t33S-a
iarn 2)i
ance
at .
PRESCHERN S BARN
4 miles west of Roseburg
On Melrosa Road
SATURDAY NIGHT
q Music
CHUCK and the
Sons of the Saddle
For the time, of your life every Sot
rrday night ceme to Preschem lorn.
6femo and enjoy yourself. Dancing
from :30 'til 1:30.
Admission: Man $1.00 Ladies SOe Tax Included
"ANNIE GET YOURCUN"
i .
Ends Tonight
Starts Tomorrow!
" ' vmMW"" Shows Start 1:45-7-9 P.M. '-r.-S
(Continuous Saturday)