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o Higher Milk Prices In Salem Area Urg,eo SALEM CP Milk producers pot the Salem area testified at a J"nearint here that they need higher milk prices because their produc tion costs are rising. Distributors also said at the milk price hearing that they need higher prices because they have . to pay more (or labor, truck tires, bottles, caps and other items. Spokesmen (or retailers favored : higher prices because they said Ptthodist Chaplain Wounded In Korean War WASHINGTON (.) The navy announces that Chaplain Lt. Wil liam G. Tennant, former pastor of the Methodist church, Willamette, Ore., was wounded in Korean Fishting. His home address is listed as Fallbrook, Calif. they have to pay hWher wages. The hearing was one of a series being held over the state by the state milk control administration. HO 3 B DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT ot 'OAKLAND LEGION HALL Bob "The Mustache" Weaver AND HIS DIXIELANDERS By CAROL KERR TONIGHT: A special "All Star Western Roundup" program, featuring nine MDL western per sonalities, will climax the Don Lee western week campaign to niaht (7:00-7:30). The stars featured will be Hoy Rosers and Dale Evans of the "The Roy Rogers Show"; Curley Bradley, "The Singing Marshall"; Frank Martin, who portrays the "Hash knife Hartley" hero; Bobby Ben son, Matt Crowley, who portrays "Mark Trail"; Sgt. William Pres ton, of the "Challenge of the Yukon" series: "Straight Arrow," the only Indian . chief hero on network radio, and Earl Night ingale, the famed "Sky King" of adventure-land-Bob Grant de scribes wrestling events direct from ringside at the Roseburg armory on "The Wrestling Parade" (8:30 p m. to conclusion), SUNDAY: Actress Martha Scott and the Slroud Twin comics will star for "Hollywood Open House" (4:00-4:30 ,.m.) . . . "The Wind bag," a fast-moving comedy by DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF LOU FRANCO and the HAPPY VALLEY COWBOYS TONIGHT at the WINSTON COMMUNITY CLUB Turn left at the Myrtlewood Treasure House in Winston and follow the signs. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT I Jack Mitchell, will he presented I by "The fa: ily Theater" for t this broadcast (4:30 5 00 p.m.) 1 starring none other than Fibber I .Mc(,ee in the title role, with Molly cast as his wife. Bill Slater emcees the usual "Animal, vegetable or Mineral game. "Twenty Questions" (8:00-8:30 p.m.X . . ine most innocuous question car cause riotous laughter if the audience is in on the play. It happened one Sunday on "Twenty Questions." Seeking to guess the "mineral" s'lbjeci posed to the panel, Herb Polesie asked moderator Bill Slater: "Would my mother-in-law wear it?" The studio audience roared. For they knew the subject to be: Apair of baby's rubber pants! MONDAY: "Second Spring," radio's newest quarter-hour ro mantic serial drama lor women, will begin broadcasting on i Monday through Friday schedule Monday, October 23, (10:30-10:45 'a.m.). This program will give its daytime ffudience a completely ntw plot with newly created dra ; matic characters never before pre sented on any network or radio station, the series is written by Cliffod, Thomas, who has written ten top-rated serial dramas for national advertisers. "Second Spring" is produced by Phil Mc Hugh, for ten years staff pro ducer and director for CBS in New York, and now executive producer for Monogram Radio Programs, Inc. Miller's Depart ment store will present this ex elusive new Monday through Fri' day feature over KKNR. The ' frighter Side" will move to 6:30- 8:45 p.m. beginning Monday, on behalf of Lawson's Jewelry with a new twist on give-a ways. TQ.NITE "The Ultimate in Dancing Pleasure" ICK FIRMAN'S N.CELAN BALLROOM 2Vj Miles South of Roseburg on Highway "99" Tables and Booths- a Snack Bar for Food and Refreshments OA 01 D JACK FOSTER AND THE ORCHESTRA rjov Playing... JOHNNIE JOHNSON TRIO Dining, Dancing For Reservations. ..cPhohe 379 oo o o o o KRNR 14 tO On Yrur Ditl Mutual Broadcasting System 4.T0 HemtngWaU' MBS 4 4.1 Mil if 5 w Melody ML Boyi 5 .to Muiic 3 45 4m HV- MBS 6 (W Army and Air Fore Show MB. fa 2S Cecil Brown N-wt MBS ,io World of Sparta 6 4.1 All Star Dane Pared 7 OO Here to VrMrraru 7 15 Pigskin Parade 7 SO All Star Hotmaup- MBS 8 OO Happy Valltv Cowboy H : Wrestling; Par ad 0 OO Npw MBS g 1.1 -Wretthnc Parade) lo :iO Arthur Van Orrh - MBS 11:00 Salut to R ecr la U MBS 11:30 Newi nitocap 14 33 Sign Oil SUNDAY, OC'TOBKB . IBM r,W Back to God HmirMBS 8 :WV Bob Etxrle Show 8. 4.1 Momenta of Devotion 9 OO Radio Bible Clans- MBS 0 jo Voir of Prophecy MBS 10 00 New MBS 10 15 Organ Mooda MBS 10. :w Lutheran Hour- MBS 1 1 OO Church Service 12.00 Oigaa Concert 12 15 C; on pel Singer - MBS t 12 :tO Master Hadio Canartea MBS 12 45 National Nrwi 1 oo HashknitV Harflfv MBS 1.10 Martin Kane MBS 2 00 The Shadow -MBS 2 ;tn True Detectlv Myatirtea MBS 3 OO Rov Jtogera Show MBS 3 ;to Nick Carter- MBS 4-00 Hollywood Open Hons MBS 4 SO Family Theatre - MBS 5 00 Bobbv Benson MBS 5 :iO Melody Tim B OO-. World News 615 Perry Como Sing tj ;t0 World Of Sporta fl 45 Dollars and Sens 70O Enchanted Hour-MBS 7-30 Concert Miniatur 7 II Danoeltme g OO Twenty Quest ion a MBS ;iO Her comes th Brld OO News - MBS 9 15 Memorable Muate f-m Old Faahioned Revival Hour 10 io Oklahoma Svmphony Orrh. 11:30 Newa Nitcap 11:35 Sign Off MONDAY, CTOBFS 11, W ROO-Coffe Club Caper g-45 Rise Shine MBS 7 00 Hemingway- MBS 7:15 Breakfast Rang -MBS 7 45 Sons of Pioneers gOO Cecil Brown MBS 15 Favorite Hvnjna g;iO-Bible Institute Hour MBS 00 Modern Home 15 Gospel Singer MBS P TO Man About Town B45 Music 10 oo News-- MBS trt-15 Telln-Tet- MBS 10:30 Second Spring 11 OO-lVarliea Fair- MBS 11 :V-Oueen for a Day MBS 12 00 World Newa 12 15 Mimic in Modern Mood la.'to Man on th Street 12 45 Local Newa 12 55 Market Report! 1:00 .lark Kirkwood Show MBS l:no Battle of th Band 2:00 Tun-0 2 :to Navy Show 2Tr Beaiteated 8:30 School Show 3 45 Book of Bargain 4 OO Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS 4 15 Hemingway MBS 4 :-Homemaker Club 4 45 Sam Haves MBS 5 OO Mark Trail--MBS 5 :W Challenee of th Yukon MBS 0 00 Magic Garderf 6 15 World of Sport 6 :tO Brighter Side t 45 Sam Havee MBS 6 55 Bill Henry- MBS 7 go Sleepy lime Tale 7:13 Fran Warren 7.TO Cisco Kid MBS BOO Let George Do It MBS 8 lO You Nam It t 45 Cedric Foster, MBS ft no News M BS 5 15 Fulton I-ewis Jr. MBS 9 'M HI Neighbor 6 45 Personaiitv Time B 35 Five Minute Final MB 10 on -1 Iov- a Mvstery -MBS 10 15 War Front-Home Front MBS 10 45 Hank's Music Shop 1 1 25- Newa Nltecap 11:30 Sign Off if ' Jfr v I Sot., Oct. 21, 1950 TH Nwt,Rvitw, RettQirg, Ort. 3 Cascade Area Combed For Lost Patrolmen EVERETT (."Pi Mora than 200 civilians and law fnfoi cement olficrrs tanned out through the Umbered, rock-studded Green mountain area of the Cascades to day as the search for two miss- inn state patrolmen went into its third day. The patrolmen, Al Kurst and J. J. Harvey, have been unreported since early Tuesday when two hunters left them photographing wreemge nt a plane which the hunters had found. The missing men said then thev planned to re turn later that dav. U. S. ENTRY BARRED WASHINGTON m The Justice lepartment has ordered members of the falange party of Franco Spain barred trom en tering the Uniled States. It ruled them out s members of a "total itarian" ?roup. Poetess Mislay Is Found Dead AL'STERLITZ. N. Y. .P Poetess Edna St Vincent Millay, Who Once wrnt nf Hth tk. would not "give him a leg-up," is She died olone as she had lived since the death of her husband, Eugen Jan Boissevain, about a year ago Miss Millay, M, apparently luf. rereri a heart atarlr Th,,-.!.... ...... .,Hvn .iiuimirj, iicr doctor said, after she had worked t all ninht AHitinn , ..--.nf. f poenB. Her body was found in th afternoon ti her home. A Pulitzer prize winner, Misa Millay scribbled her poems in cheap notebooks and sometimes had diflictilty rearing her own sonnets and other lines that gained her fame. A sign at the gate of her horn has warded off casual callers for years. "No admittance except by appointment," it reads. AMBASSADOR HONORED John Muccio,' American amfaan ador to Korea, proudly displays ih Medal of Merit presented to him by President Truman at th Wak island conference for his contribution to the nation's welfare in th Korean situation. Looking on is Vernic Anderson, secretary to Ambassador at Larg Philip Jessup, and th only woman to be present for th island meeting of President Truman and General MacArthur. (AP Wirephoto.l ei,; ' BLASTED YARDS IN RED CAPITAL Repeatedly bombed and strafed by allied planes, this marshalling yards at Pyongyang presents sorry appearance in this U.S. Air Fore raconnaisanc picture. Kootlets repair shop housing smithed locomotives and other damaged shops illustrate heavy damage to enemy com munication lines by air in support of ground forces' offensive. (U.S. Air Fore photo via AP Wirephoto.l Leave War-Heads Alone, Oregonians Warned PORTLAND (.VI Leave those war-heads in now vacated bombing and artillery ranges alone. That's the advice of Capt. Joseph A. Bocelato, head of the bomb and shell disposal section of the army engineers. He warned that there may still be some unex ploded .ones loaded with TNT, which he said never deteriorates buried where some souvenir hunter might dig them out before ex perts finish their job. two sucn places are in uregon. he said, at camp adair and Camp White. GENERAL WINSOR DIES TACOMA i.P Mai. Gen. Har rison Gray Winsor, 82, died here Thursday. During World War II, General Winsor served as war manpower commission director for Washing ton and Oregon, and as commander of the Washington national guard during World War I. 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