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Lincoln'! Ouster Of Gtncral McCletlan Recalled w T1B iMfVUIMl r W . 3icre has bn no precise par- 111 in American history to the Truman-MacArttiur controversy. Lincoln's most famous feud with a general was with Maj. Gen. George R. McClellan, known to an admiring public as "Little Mac." It was strictly a case of military failure. As commander of the army of the Potomac. McClrllan w a thrown back in the terrible "seven days." after he had reached to within a tew miles of Richmond, the southern capital. McClrllan was disappointed at Ian was never liven another com- the number of troops allotted him mand. for this campaign, and took no pains to conceal his .feelings in . Switzerland was founded in a letters to the secretary of war meeting of the representatives of and the President himself. three cantons on a meadow called Nevertheless he later was placed Rutli in 1307, in command of a fore moving against Kobert E. Lee, who was invating Maryland near Hagers town. By food luck he came into pos session of Lee's plan of campaign, overtook Lee with an overwhelm ing force at Antietam creek, near Sharpsburg. Md a n d then dropped the bull. Lee retreated safely across the Potomac. Lincoln removed McClel lan as commander of thqarmy of the Potomac and replaced him with : Mai. Gen. A. E. Burnside. McClel- Of E) M E). D I QUEEN FOR A DAY: KRNR promises to be most interesting airs a special broadcast from Way- because the man with the micro cross, . Georgia, in honor of tne I phone on North Jackson at 12:30 OLD Yellow tobel brand KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY one, of count, you con continue- to tnoy. 0U Whift tobel KENTUCKY WHISKEY - HEW 'Jueen For A Day" picture pre miere. An all-out celebration for Jack Bailey has been scheduled for Saturday afternoon, April 14, at 1:00 p.m. RECOMMENDED LISTENING TONIGHT: The Guv liimharrio atow makes its second appearance, j World ofSport: for a pleasant half hour of the , "l :JU IOC "Sweetest music this side o fheaav en" be sure you're tuned in at 8:00 o'clock. At 8:30 p.m., from the KRNR studios, piano students of Mrs.( Charles lleinline will be heard in Recital Hall. Visitors will be wel come up to the studio to see the talented youngsters perform. TOMORROW: At 10:30 a. m. 1 from the studios, another "fun With i Words" game. The half hour is! emceed by Bob McCarl, announced; by Lyle Fenner, and written by : Lorraine Long. Students from 1 Roseburg schools vie for word honors and a prize. j The Man On The p.m. doesn t know that rarmer Jones and his pig will pay him a visit for an interview. Farmer Jones will be in town for the Sat urday night wrestling snow at the Roseburg armory. If possible, he's to make an appearance on the a Saturday evening 0 Incidentally KRNR broadcasts the fall-by-fall description of the wrestling parade each Saturday night immediately following the news. RADIO PROGRAMS KRNR U90 Ice. 124 kc. ICR XL Apr. IS. 1 951 The Newt-Review, Roseburo, , Ora. S ! 4 Camp Fire Delegates Attend Meet In Spokane 5 GRAIN NEUTRAL SMUTS I0TN HOOF SAME LOW PKICf to EACH I $960 J S T. THE OLD "EIMITA6E COMPANY, LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY Wissing Named Sports Editor Of OSC Paper OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Corvallis (Special) Neil P, Wissing, a sophomore from Rose burg, has been named sports editor of the Daily Barometer, Oregon State college newspaper. Wissing, who has been active in campus publications, is a sophomore in business and technology and the son of Mr. anil Mrs. C. O. Wissing, 405 Mill street. Four members of the executive board of the Roseburg Council of j Camp Fire Girls are attending the regional conference in Spokane which started Thursday and con tinues today. They are Mrs. James Conn, regional representative; II .. I V .... .1 n . nil a. v.. r. Mlitiui-wil, iimnnii( Street show if . M ' n.i. e.u president of the Guardians associ ation; and Mrs. Hugh Whipple of Drain. This was brought out Monday during a meeting of the executive board in the chamber of commerce room. Plans for the summer cam? this season were discussed. Mrs. Mor ns Bowker, president of the Rose burg council, and Mr. Bowker, Jack Chapman and Patricia Mayo spent last Sunday at the camp, planning additions and improve ments, it was reported. Three Blind Mice! Three Blind Mice! SEE HOW THEY RUN! SEE HOW THEY RUN! WELL, LET THEM RUN, AND GOOD RIDDANCE. Com Down To Smith Motors and Sea How Our Fin Cart Run THEY'RE THE SMOOTHEST THINGS ON WHEELS! 1949 CHEVROLET 2 Door Fleetline. Heater. Excellent Condition 1946 CHEVROLET Convertible. Radio, Heater A Beauty At Only . 1950 BUICK 2 Doer Special. Radio, Heater Priced To Sell. NOW 1950 OLDSMOBILE 98 4 Door Hydramatie, Radio, Heoter. Look This On Over Today . 1950 CHEVROLET Fleetline. Radio and Heater Compore This Price It's Low at 1950 OLDSMOBILE 88 2 Door Conventional Transmission. Radio, Heater. Come in and Drive It Like New ... 1948 CHEVROLET 4 Door. Loaded With Extroi Priced For Quick Sale 1948 CHEVROLET 2 Door. Rodio, Heater. Yours for the Low Pric of 1947 NASH Ambassador Club Coup New Tires, Motor Newly Overhauled. A Reel Buy 1948 PLYMOUTH 4 Door. Heater. Look This One Over You'll Like It .. 1949 WILLYS 6 Station Wagon. Heoter and Overdrive. Good Looks, Economical to Run 1941 DODGE 4 Door. Radio, Heater. Can't Be Beat ot This Pric 1937 CHEVROLET 2 Door. A Good Work Car. Good Motor $1545 $1095 $1995 $2720 $1795 $2295 $1445 $1395 $1195 $1295 $1460 $ 295 $ 149 The Nile and Amazon rivers are each about 4,000 miles long. DON'T MISS IT TONIGHT Grover A. Young's oCancl oj? A Motion Picture of the Conodion Rockies. Junior High Auditorium 8 P. M. Admission 50c, Tox incl. Sponsored By ROSEBURG ROD AND GUN CLUB KKMAININQ HOURS TODAY 4 fulton Lewis Jr -UBI 4 Hemitinrwav-MHS 4 -to Passing Parade 4 USim Hivm-MBS 5 Mark Trail MRS S;iVC'ld Beattv-MR f M Victor Bor.t-MRS S.uO Gsbrivl lira tir MBS f IV World ot Sport f Brunt r Sidr tA Sm Haea MBS r Bill Hnry--fc:RS 7 no Slperjuni Tales 1 Komi With Lionel Barrymor 7 o Cico Kid MRS 5 no G u v Lorn ba rdo Shew .to Recital Hall 1 A Mutual Nwari MBS t co-Nfwa-MBS IS Fulton Lewis Jr. MRS m .Hi Neignbor r 4VPrrionilUY Tima V .& News Summary lOOOl Love a Mystery -MBS I 'i ;.V-Mumc You Want 10 Cluh 190 a. 11:y-Noi Nightcap w 1 r-OSian Off IAT11DAT. Anil. 1 1, ltM f 0O Cot tea Club Capon 6 JO County Agent 4.V-Way of Lifa 7 1.0 Hrmtngwav MRS l.t Breakfast Cant MBS 7 47 Morning Melodies I- (to Radio Kids' Bibla Claag 8 JO Haven of Beat MBS 9 OO Kling Tima M 154-H Club 9-25 Man About Towa S 0 Telephone rem 'est 10 OO Bud Foster- -MRS 10 IV You and Your Camera 10:tO Fun With Words U OO-Svmphoniaa for Youth MBS 17 no World News 12:1! Muic In Modern Moo) 12 :0 Man on th? S treat IZ 4.V Local News 12 .to Market HeporU 100 Qiteen Comes to Waycroaa MBS i ;(0 Heres to Veterans 1 :4V Hoffman Qutntei MBS 3 OO It' ReqiieKlad 3:0O-Helen Hall, remme Fair- MBS 3-15- Veteran's Administration MBS . 3:noSporla Parade- MH5 4 OO John Flynn MPS 4: IV Hemingway MBS 4 ;iO Dunn on Discs MBS VOO Sinfing Marshall MRS 5 :tO Stars on Parade 3-4V Mike Gets Hot Story-MBS i-OOAtr Force Hour tj ;o World of Sporta t 4V Legion Program 7 no Family Theater -MBS 7 no Happv Vallev Cnwbovs t 00 Murder by F.xperU-MBS 8 :iO Prentdent Truman MBS t OO News- MBS : IV Wrestling 10 :tO Arthur Van Orchestra MBS ll'OO Saluia to Reservists MBS U 2V News Nightcap 11:30 Sign Off Screen Writer Names Ex-Reds Of Hollywood RKMAIN1NO HOt'FS TOD 4 io Once t'io a Time fl Sleepy Jn f 0 Andy Parker t Plalnsm 5 IV Jan Garber 3 to Musical Cocktatlf 3 .VV Under the Capitol Dome t DO Sports Spotl.ie f IV Lamplighters Hn Modern News 9 4V Fddie Inar Show 7 OO Rr member When 7 .w Random RhMhm 7 4.V My Serenade II no Silver Strings .10 F 4c W News I M V. P. Commentary 40 Henry Jerome S AS -VIusic for Reminiscing .10 To Be Announced 9 4A Heidelberg Harmnnatrea-j, 10 OO Modern Melodv Hour 10 m Hot Off the Record It Headline lontorrow jl nV-Hot Off The Record 11 JOSign Off ATI RDAT. APRIL II, II kv Earlv Birds iA News Headiinaa OH F.atly Birds .TO Art Dickson IM First Fditton 7 (Hi Sunnvude l'p 7 IV Alarm Clock Cltib 7 to Saving Bond Show a g no WorW News F IV Framella Quintet ta B :'0 Topa in Pops 9 OO Frank ie Carl l IV Say It with Musla 9 World-Wide New 9 4.V Top of the Morning HVOO Chuck Foster If. IV Sugar n' Spira ll.'.iO Off the Beam 10 4-V Johnny Mercer t 11 OO Skitch Henderaofi IMS Pee Wee Hunt II :to Joe Sod i a Trio 11 45 Lenny Herman la.OO 1 Minute Of Prayar I'.rt Variety Tima Pegsv Lee i : :oMid day Newt l?.4V Market Reporla 12 VV-Mahlon Clark 1 oo Open House 2 OO--Socially Speaking 2-OV Melody Matinee 2'.io-Mnn with the Baton 3 00 Navy Band 3 IV- Dick Brown 3 TO Newt 3 .t Phon quest 4 V-Navv Rand 4 4V Hawaiian Rrhoaa SOO Four Knights 3 13 Blue Barron ? to Musical Cocktail 5 3V Lnder the Capitol Dome no Sports spot 1 1 la f 1 Lamplighters IO Modern Newi 4V Jerrv (Jrav Show Too Marked Rider 7 :0- Western Caravan ROO-The Starllghtera I IV Henry Buy I 10 F W News R :iV V. P Commentarr I 40 Dance Band Review Id no Modern Melodv Hour in io Hot Off the Record U IjO Headlines of Tomorrow 11 n -lint Off tha Record II .m Sign Off of the Roseburg Rotary club, lold elected, he concluded, fellow members Thursday noon at 1 Leroy Hiatt urged support of the the hotel Umpqiu. lie referred to; Community Concert membership the three-day district conference I drive now in progress, of Rotary Internationa, held in Eu-' ijiene last weekend. ! V . - . . .) Lmm Da ms ImUIm Arm jacKiin, Koianil west ana w wnwi iwv Vic Micelli added their comments Into Svrvict Honorary on the'iconference in a report to ' other club memlers. Seven local) OREGON STATE COLLEGE. Rotarians and their wives attended. ; corvallw - (Special) - James W. Aiaisvy commented on the teau Rotarians Report On District Meet Held At Eugene The conference was grand," Wall Mallory, really president trip Rotarian.i made throunh the Chase gardrna fn Eugene, expreu ing amazement over the orchid planting and preparation. With slightly more than half of the eli gible vote cast in the election for governor, Micelli said he was dis appointed in the apathy shown. But a mighty fine governor was tiful facilities in the Erb Memorial i'mon building on the Univer sity of Oregon campus where most of the activity took place. Kill Ball of Bend was elected dislrin gov ernor, he reported. Mallory said he found out at the president's breakfast Tuesday morfting that the Koveburg chapter has rela tively few problems, .lacklin described some of the events helU for Rotary Anns at the conference, such as the style show. V. S. Senator Wayne Morse and Harold Thomas of New Zealand were the main speakers, said .lacklin. The conference marked the first time that all 41 clubs in the district had been repre sented, he continued. Projects Discussad Roland West noted several proj ects brought out in a forum ses sion on "community service' Some of those mentioned were: clearing brush to plant grass for Rrazing purposes; a crippled chil dren's clinic; the replanting of small clearings lor truck garden utilization ; the purchase of wheel chairs and hospital beds for char ity use; a vocational clinic for talks to sttnlents on the possibili ties of various vocations; and "farmer's night," an event calcu lated to bring the farmer and the Rotarian to a closer understanding. Micelli was impressed with the Poirot of Roseburg, a sophomore in engineering, has been initiated into Thanes, sophomore men's service honorary at Oregon State college. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poirot, 1141 North Jackson. Thanes are responsible, for ob servance of campus traditions by I freshman men. jnd render other services to the college. of others who he said were active WASHINGTON' I. Vi Screen writer Richard J. Collins today i in H. named more than 20 Hollywood He told the committee it was fisures including producer Robert , Schulber",. "or it might have been Rossen and writers Bud Schulherg Ring l.ardner Jr," who was in and Ring l.ardner Jr. as one-time strumenlal in getting him into the communist oartv members. Collins said he was a Communist from 19IWI until 1!M7. He said many of the persons he identified as communists have ap parently "disaffiliated" from the party since. He identified these as onetime communists: Director Krank Tultle; Eliraheth I.eech Glenn, who held an "offi cial party commission," and her husband, Charles Glenn; writer Gordon Kahn; writer Leonardo Bercovici; John Briqht: Abe I'ol onlski; writer Waldo Salt, and hit then wife Am bur. Ring Lardner Jr.; writer Paul Jarrico: Schulber?; Martin Berk ley; Samuel Orniti; Herbert Blache and his wife, Nora Hall gran; John Howard I.awson. "one of the prime movers" in the Holly wood communist movement. Producer Robert Knssen, whom he identified as the "first chair man" of the Hollywood writers mobilization committee; Madeleine Rulhven, a party secretary; writer Lester Cole; V. J. .lrome; parly organizer Carl Winter, and writer Albert Maltz. Attended Many Meetings Calmly, matter of faclly, the 3d-year-old Collins lold the house un American activities committee of his own service with the party and party in 19.18. Collins said he drifted away from the parly In 1947 afler attend ing "close to 5,000 hours of meet ings." Srhulhrrg hit the hest seller list with his novel of Hollywood life, "What Made Sammv Run." Collins said Schulherg "left the party right after his book came out." Lardner, a screen writer and magazine author, was one of the "Hollywood ten" cited for con tempt of the committee in Ihe 1947 hearings into Hollywood Com munism. Lardner was sentenced to prison for his refusal to answer ques tions concerning Communist ac tivities. Members of the committee who are studying communism in Holly wood, have denied lhat a summons to appear here means that the wit. ness will be put on a movie in dustry "black list." Home Cooked Meals You Can Afford . . . ... Seafood . . Chicken fj ... areans ... name mgat Pastries. Enjoy tha lest for Less, Coma fa . . . ,rAKTnTnlunch PHYLLIS' CAFE Open 4 A.M. to I P.M. SOS Garden Valley Road Visit Our Store Today! OPEN ItlR ?taom 3 Miles North On Highway 99 Phone 3 4954 fNK4 TmlrphiHmt 1 WAS A C0MMIE"-Hterllnf Hiyclpn atjvr, ncrren star and wnr-dernratd Marine, tellfl the Hoime un-Atnfrtcgn actlvltA com mit tre In Washington thai he Joined the Communist Party In Hollywood In June. 1D4. He dn-d that he quit the Pt,rtr In Derrro br, 1944. Hynn wart awarded the Sliver S(ar lor vaior in under cover exploit agaitiKt the Oer mana In the Balkans area. ".STARTING THIS SATURDAY NIGHT SMOKEY METCALF and tht K-5 WRANGLERS af Reedsport and Western Oreqon Plays Modern Western Music At Tht WINSTON COMMUNITY CLUB DANCING FROM 1 TO 1 P.M. Drive ta Winston, Turn Left at Myrtle wood Treasure House and Follow tha Signs. CONGRATULATIONS TO LOU FRANCO ON THE OPENING OF HIS "HAPPY VALLEY RANCHO". REST OF LUCK. LOU. ctadtc cnuniv VAcAatsAf s MAP.lt iaMMMMi ill k -rl "i W ' M "Co-Hit "Motor Patrol" STARTS. TONIGHT RANDOLPH SCOTT Louise ALLBRITTON . in '"THE DOOLINS OKLAHOMA" AND a i l fVMcDONAt.p.imWB.1. I TlJ T'tia LOSt I s If' llr i 1 ai i Rss M " s ". Boxoffice Opens at 6:30 I VV-V filAgja Show Starti Appro. 7:10 i i Starts Sunday BROUGHT BACK For tha Many Who Ware Unable to See It Before. For tha Hundreds Who Wish to Sea It Again. SPECTflCbE! flDUEIITIlRE! km mm SUCH THRILLING WMTAIHIfJCT! 7 I Wisr ttorrira (t DEBORAH KERR GRANGER ENDS TOMORROW Yl For thr happiest laiiRW "f I I you'll evw have X7 V i.V JAMES STEW A K " (V- VN joMPMINt HITJ.-rUM.TDI m
