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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1950)
f o o O Ex-Postil Employ Killtd By S.P. Train SALEM ) Joseph Benner, TS, waa killed Thursday when he vtai (truck by a Southern Pacific passenger train live milta norlh of Salem. He wat walking acrosi the track and apparently didn't see the train. He lived near the crossing. He was a retired portal em ployee, having worked 23 year (or the Salem pojtottice. AIRPORT INN MILE NO. CITY LIMITS HWY. ft NORTH FEATURING PAN FRIED CHICKEN HOME MADE PIES OPEN 1 0 A.M. to 1 2 MIDNIGHT CLOSED TUESDAYS Of E)CDE) ty CAROL KM When the Skinnay Ennii band appeared m Roseburg Wednesday KRNR put the whispering-voiced band-leader and hi) crew on the air (ram 11:00 to 11:10 p.m. (or the benefit of those unable to attend. On Thursday morning, six or seven members of the famed band drop ped ia at the KRNR studios to hear a tape-recording of the pre vious Bignt' half-hour show , , , leaving with many thanks and glowing compliments to announcer "SPOOKING" of a good time Come to our HALLOWE'EN DANCE Tonight from 9 P.M. "Shake Your Bones" to the music of LOU FRANCO and his Happy Valley Cowboys FREE NOVELTIES You don't hav to "dunk for applet" for refreshments vlsir our Snack lor. WINSTON COMMUNITY CLUB rtJlMU Winston, fym It ft at tht Myrttcwoeai Tnstyr y.,u. 1.11 a,!.. ... J ; L t ivhk, iwnv w mi wfvwi nn jbh win nsvaj Nawtinf f tint? It s TOUX3DTIE "The Ultimate in Dancing Pleasurt" ITOyl CK FIRMANS DancelanD BALLROOM , 2Va Miles South of Roseburf on Highway "ft" Tables and Booths-- a Snack Bar for Food and Refreshments JACK FOSTER ANDTHfRcHEsTRA COMING MONDAY! the JOHNNY CREACH . Dance fo flies exciting music of thh all-Negro trio , , , dine where you find the "ultimate in feod and re freihment," TRIO For Reservations.., Phone 379 cl 0 0 O Bab Grant in hia handling at the program, , , and to Chief Engineer Max Dick for Ik fin quality of lb broadeaW. , , TONIGHT; Ptitlic-servir lineup finds the American lzion Auxili ary broadcast slated ts to T:0 p m. . . . Arthur Newell apeak for the DAV in a kickoCf campaign for the annual poppy aale 1 7 ; tW-T-.15 pm.h , , Football ; the theme on "Pigskin Fredirtitma" (f';lS-T:S0 p m.). , , Bob Crosbjr, the "ele bobeaUer," drops in on Ben Pol lack and his "Pick a-rib" boya for the KHJ-Mutuat Don Iee broad cast t!:3WiM p.m.). Pollack and his world famed master of the two-beat, back Bob, who will war ble several Dixieland number, iiank Henry return to describe the complete "Wrestling Parade" (i:S9 p.m. to conclusion), SUNDAY; Although the police caught the criminal, they were completely baffled as to the motive for the murder "At its AM, the "True Detective Mysteries" drama 2:3M;W p it.l, Ann Rutherford and Jackie Gteasoa will make guest appearance on "Hollywood" Open House" 4:O0-;3tl p. m.) . . . . The beautiful and tender drama, "Jane Eyre," will be pre set! led by "The Family Theater" C4iSo-S:00 p.m.) starring Donna Reed and Vincent Price in the Henry M. Chauncy, head of the education testing service at Prince ton university, will be the guest for Mutual Don Lee's "Twenty Questions" broadcast (1:004:30 p. m.). . . Bob Weber, of the KRNR commercial department and his bride-to-be, Kitty Aldred, will be interviewed by Lyle Fenner on "Here Comes the Bride" i.M-tM p. nt.) . , . Music representatives of France, Germany and the United States will be featured during the "Music of All Nations" concert program 6y the ukiaiioma sym phony M:30-U:30 p. jn. Spot lighted will be one of Wagner' ear liest compositions, "Overture to King Enzio," Maurice Ravel's "Mother Goose Suite," and "Sym phony No. 1 in E Minor," by Prof. Paul White. Dr, Victor Allesandro direct the orchestra, title role of Jane and Rochester. Four Believed Dead In Training Plans Crash NEW ORLEANS UP) The air force reported a twin-engine navigation training plane with four men aboard "is presumed to have crashed" into Ijke Ponichartraia on the northern edge of New Or leans in a heavy pre-dawn log to day. Identities were withheld pending notification of the next of kin. HUNTER FOUND MAO KLAMATH FALLS VP) A 88-year-old Los Angeles duck hunter. Qtarenc George Spence, tied of a heart attack while Hunt ing in the lower Klamath area near fulelaka sometime, Thursday aft ernoon. He was hunting alone. 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