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REPORTERS ROUNDUP:
Guest on the popular 8:30 p.m.
show will be Lieutenant (JG) Wil
lis m H. Evans Jr. He's the navy
officer discharged from the serv
ice last week for writing "con
temptuous" letters against the ad
ministration. Everett Mollis will
again moderate the question-answer
program.- The original guest
schedule, Millard Caldwell, has
been postponed until the following
week.
MERT'S RECORD ADVEN
TURES: Back on the air for the
summer is Mert Copeland t h e
youngsters' disc jockey heard
each Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 5:00. He'll spin records for
the young and add interesting stor
ies to them. The program origin
ates from New York.
QUEEN FOR A DAY: Harry
Mynett official escort for the
"Queen For A Day" program, has
squired more than 1600 ladies from
48 states and 19 foreign lands.
One of his recent experiences
more or less takes the cake for
unusual anecdotes. As one of his
duties, Harry must anticipate the
"queens" every need. One such
"queen" who had hitch-hiked to
the broadcast dressed in sweater,
slacks and tennis shoes, needed
an ensemble for her whirl around
the town's nite spots. Harry went
to work and rounded up a com
plete outfit for her to wear. The
"queen" was wide-eyed with ex
citement when she saw her ward
robe, but after she had checked
everything she turned to Harry
and said, "How about some g a r
ters?" Harry, who incidentally is
a married man, stammered, "1
thought those things had gone
out of style. How was I to know?"
TOMORROW: At 10:45 a.m. Bob
McCarl interviews hospital pa
With the cost of living going, going up daily, all of ui era
worrying on how to cat better and still be able to put a few
dollars in the bank. Here ii one way to solve that problem. Buy
a home freezer or a larger refrigerator and then ihop for the
food bargains that are available. Buy in lorge quantities, place
that food in your refrigerator and freezer and eat it when you
want, it. This will cut down on your goi and car expense and
with quantity purchases, you will have made the savings that
you desire. Come in and look over our selection of the famous
L. & H. opplionces and see how they will help you save.
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7.5 FT. REFRIGERATOR
Here is a big 7.5 cu. ft, refrigerator with a large across
the top freezing compartment. Will hold over 35 lbs. of
meats and vegetables in this compartment alone. Has
quick chiller shelve to freeze foods in a hurry. 7 qt. vege
table crisper, handy convenient shelves with a center
opening for tall bottles and big vegetable storage bin at
the bottom. This is the refrigerator thot will enable you
to shop only once a week and save at the tame time.
Come in and make your seletcion tomorrow from our
stock of L. & H. Refrigerators.
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tients at th TSc'jj!" Community
hospital, on Hypo Hilites.
At 6:30 p.m. Lyle Fenner opens
the "Brighter Side" and pianist
Bob Weber composes a couple of
scintillating keyboard composi
tions while the funnies are being
read off.
TONIGHT: Bob Grant on Music
You Want at 10:15 plays the "Wag
ner" album from Golden Age at
the Metropolitan aeries by RCA.
Elizabeth rethberg, Friedrick
Schorr, Schumann-Heink and Gad
ski will be heard.
Two Estates Admitted To
Probate By Judge Hill
County court orders admitting
two estates to probate were signed
by Jude Carl C. Hill Tuesday.
In the first, Norman L. C'omp
ton, son of the deceased, was ap
pointed administrator of the Lonor
S. Compton estate. The latter
Compton died intestate May 6,
leaving real and personal property
of the probable value of $16,000. A
$34,000 bond has been posted by the
administrator.
Appraisers named were A r 1 e y
Marsh, Charles Henderer and C.
C. Hancock.
The estate of Mazie C. More
was also admitted with Robert W.
Bellows as administrator. The de
cedent died intestate May 21. Ap
praisers appointed were Leon Mc
Clintock, Roy E. Bellows and Vic
tor Micelli.
U. OF O. SCHOLAR DIES
CHICAGO i.V) F. Kelsey
Guilfoil, 56, an editor of the Chi
cago Tribune books section, died
here Monday after a long illness.
He was a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
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Division Award
Winners At. Rose
Exhibit Named
Award winners in their respec
tive divisions for Wednesday's rose
show, sponsored by the Roseburg
Women's club are announced. First
place represents s blue ribbon;
second, red ribbon, and third, a
white ribbon. In some divisions only
first place winners were named,
and in others only second or third
places are listed. The list of awards
follows:
Hybrid teas, class I: reds.
Crimson Glory, 1, Gladys Wiley;,
2, Mrs, I .eland Van Allen; 3, Mrs.
W. Machen. Ktoile de Hollande, 1,
Mrs. W. Machen; 2, Mrs. J.
Stanek; 3, Mrs. 0. D. Gosncll.
Christopher Stone, 1, Karl Kleilc;
2, Mrs. Machen, 3. Earl Wiley.
Dark red, 1, Nocturne, Mrs. Ma
chen; 2, Hearts Desire, Mrs. Ma
chen; 3, Poinsettia, Mrs. Ken Ford.
Light reds. 1, Kubaiyat, Mrs. Ken
Ford; 2, Grande Duchesse C h a r
lotte. Earl Wiley; 3, Tallyho, Mrs.
Qualke.
Pinks, dark pinks, 1, Charlotte
Santa Anita, Mrs. Chester Morgan;
Armstrong, Rudolph Hilzman; 2,
3, Texas Centennial, Mrs. W. Ma
chen. Light pinks, 1, Pink Dawn,
Mrs. W. Machen; 2. Queen Marie,
Rudolph Kitzman; 3, Editor Mc
Farland, Mrs. J. Stanek.
Yellow, Mrs. Pierre S. Dtipont,
2, Rudolph Ritzman; 3, Mrs. Foster
Butner. McGredy's Yellow, 1, Ru
dolph Ritzman; 2, Mrs. Ken Ford;
3. Mrs. Qualke. Mrs. E. P. Thorn,
1, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey.
White, McGredy's Ivory, I, Mrs.
Machen; 2, Mrs. Ken Ford; 3, Ru
dolph Ritzman. Rex Anderson, 1,
Mrs. Machen; 2, Mrs. Ken Ford.
Blends, Peach, 1, Earl Wiley; 2,
Rudolph Ritzman; 3, Mrs. W. Ma
chen. Oranw blends, Sutler's Gold,
1, Mrs. W. Machen; Autumn, 2, Jo
Anna Mess: Forty Miner, 3, Mrs.
Wade Worthfngton. Pink blends,
Contrast, 1. Mrs. W. Machen: So
nata, 2, Mrs. Ken Ford: Sweet
Sixteen, 3, Mrs. Chester Morgan.
Yellow blends, Diamond Jubilee,
1, Mrs. J. T. Pierce; Madam Jo
seph Perraud, 2, Mrs. Wayne My
ers; President Hoover, 3, Earl
Blnle.
Hybrid Teas, full blossom and
bud: Peace, 1, Mrs. J. M. Boyles;
2, Mrs. Jo Anna Mess; 3, Mrs. Lil
lie Farmer. Yellow and orange
COMPLETE
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REMAINING ROintS TODAY
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9 Ju Musical Cocktail
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f 30 Modern New
f 45 Mutir America Lva
7 00 Lock wood Sraad
T'30 Chuck i Wetem Rambler
8:00 Mutie For Remlmactng
a 30 Newa
.15 U. P. Commentary
g:40 Today' Record
8 45 Spotlight on Melody
9 15 Clark Dei4)t
30 Frantella Quint!
5 45 Mutic from th ShaUmar
10 00 Modern Melody Club
1030 Hot Off Th Record
11 00 Headline of Tomorrow
11:05 Hot Off Th Record
11:39 Slga Off
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8:30 Eddl Arnold
:4U Local Weather Report
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7:55 Saving! Bond Show
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11:00 Potlurk Party
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12.M Minute of frajar
12 01 Variety Time
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12.:'0 Midday Newt
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SOO Hugo Winterhalter
2 -IS Eddl Lemar
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7:00 Moodt in Mutle
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7:45 Jo Sod J a Trio
8:00 Smokey and Mountainaira
8:30 Newa
8:t5 IT. P. Commentary
8:40 Today' Record
8:45 Frank Devol Show
9 15 Cot Gle Club
9:30 Blu Barron
9 45 Heidelberg Harmonalrea
10:00 Modern Melody Hour
10;:tO Hot Off Th Record
11:00 Headline of Tomorrow
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11 30 Sign Oft
blend. Madam Joseph Perraud, 1
Mrs. Wayne Myers; Gloaming, 2,
Mrs. roster Butner; Golden Judi
lee, 3, Mrs. George Burt.
Licht blend. Good News, 1, Mrs.
W. Machen; Jo Anna Hill, 2, Mrs.
Ken Ford; President Hoover, 3,
Gertrude Richmond. Red, Crimson
Glory, 1, Mrs. Foster Butner;
Soulhpart, 2, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey;
Etoile de Hollande, 3, Earl Bleile.
Dark pinks, Kubaiyat, 1, Mrs. W
Machen: Grande Duchesse Char
lotte, 2, Mrs. W. Machen; Hector
Deane, 3, Mrs. W. Machen. Light
pinks. Picture, 1, Mrs. Foster But
ner; l.Olu, 2, Mrs. II. D. Scott; Po
tentate, 3, Mrs. Foster Butner.
White, Rex Anderson, 1, Mrs. Fos
ter Butner; McGredy's Ivory, 2,
Mrs. Ken Ford; McGredy's Ivory,
3, Mrs. J. B. Necdham.
Florinundas: Fashion, 1, Julia
Titcomb; 2, Mrs. F. L. Baughman;
3. Earl Wiley, Floradora, 1, Mrs.
J. M. Boyles. Smiles, 1, Mrs. J.
M. Boyles. Elsie Poulsen, 1, Mrs.
Ken Ford; Karen Poulsen, 2, Mrs.
Ken Ford: Donald Prior, 3, Mrs.
J. M. Boyles. Glorious, 1, Mrs.
Ken Ford.
Polyanthas: Pinocchio, 1, Mrs.
Ken Ford: Cameo, 2, Mrs. Ken
Ford; Carroll Ann, 3, Mrs. Ken
Ford.
Dwarfs. Tom Thumb, 1, Mrs. J.
M. Buy Irs; 3, Mrs. Ken Ford.
Rouletts, 2, Mrs. J. M. Boyles.
Sweet Fairy, 1, Mrs. J. M.
Boyles. Pixie, 2. Mrs. J. M.
Boyles; 3. Mrs. Ken Ford.
Moss, Pink Crested moss, 1, J.
T. Pierce: La Niege, 2, J. T.
Pierce; Goethe moss, 3, J. T.
Pierce.
Miscellaneous: Mme. Hardy
Damask, 1, J. T. Pierce; Cardinal
Richelieu, 2, Mrs. J. M. Boyles;
York and Lancaster, 3, Mrs. J.
Stanek.
Climbers: red, Paul's Scarlet, 1,
Mrs. II. I). Scott; Crimson Ram
bler, 2, Mrs. J. Stanek. Bi colors;
Flash 1 unidentified; Climbing
Talisman 2 Mrs. Wade Worthing
Inn. Pinks Dr. J. H. Nicolas, 1,
Mrs. J. M. Boyles; Dr. Van Fleet,
2, Mrs. Foster Butner: Carelyn
Wright, 3, Mrs. Myrtle Bailey.
Miniature arrangement, three
inch, 1, Tommy Keels: 2, Mrs. J.
M. Boyles; 3, Ruth West. Minia
ture five-inch, 1. Ruth Goodwin, 2,
Mrs. II. D. Scott; 3, Mrs. J. M.
Boyles.
All rose arrangements: moss, 1,
Mrs. Lester Nielsen; 2, Mrs. J. A.
NOW
INSECTICIDES
PEAT MOSS
100 Lb. Bale
FERTILIZERS
On O
Ttiurt., June 7, 1751 Th Ntwt-Rtvltw, itfuburq, Ore. I
Cobb, 3, Mrs. George E. Hnuck.
Klorabundas, 1, Mrs. Harold Beau
champ; 2, Gladys Wiley, 3, Mrs.
Vernon Keel. Hybrid Teas, 1, Mrs.
Leland Van Allen; 2, Mra. Chester
Morgan, 3, Mrs. roster Butner.
Roses predominating arrangement,
1. Mrs. J. M. Boyles; 2, Mia. Gar
diner, 3, Mrs. Ken Ford.
Mexican Labor
Ouster Sought
By Farm Union
EL CENTRO. Calif. The
AKL National Farm Labor union
will ask Mexico to remove its na
tionals from the Imperial valley
farm strike area.
Ernesto Galana, vice president
of the union, left for Mexico City
to present this demand to the gov
ernment there.
Mexicans are imported to help
during harvesting and planting in
Imperial valley, just north of the
border. The United States and
Mexico have an agreement that
these contract workers will not be
paid less than the going wage and
must be removed in case of a la
bor dispute.
Hank Hasiwar, western director
of the union, claims the Mexican
contract laborers and many "wet
backs," those Mexicans who
cross the border illegally, are
strike breakers and are keeping
wages down. He said they work
for as little as $3 a week plus
meals.
Keith Mets, president of the Im
perial Valley Farmers association,
says withdrawal of the Mexicans
would hinder the multi-million dol
lar harvest of early vegetable
crops.
The union is seeking wage
boost from 60 cents an hour to 11
and a five-cent per crate Increase
over the present 20-cent rate.
Sixteen pickets have been ar
rested, most of them on charges
of blocking traffic.
Various Uses Of Fund
For Scouting Explained
To emphasize the need of $73,
000 in the Oregon Trail council of
the Boy Scouts organisation, a
campaign report shows that only
about 30 percent of the boys in
this area enjoy the benefits o f
acouting.
The report states that every cent
of the money received in the Scout
ing debut in the independent fund
raising effort this year will go for
operation and development of the
Scouting program in this area.
A majority of the money received
in the one-day drive June 12 will
go for organization of units is well
as the operation and expansion ol
the present roster of units, the re
port continues. Scout leaders have
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SECOND HIT
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established the budget and super
vise the spending, so all the money
invested is used for good scouting,
the report says.
DRAIN Gl RETURNING
Cpl. Jesse P. Overcash, star
route, Drain, is listed among 3
men from Oregon who are among
3,759 combat veterans from Korea
expected to arrive at Seattle June
aboard the military sea transpor
tation vessel General M. C. Meigs.
This will be the third and largest
group of combat rotation troops in
Seattle since the rotation projrara
started early in May.
NOW
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