The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 21, 1952, Page 5, Image 5

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THURSDAY,
January 24
9 to 1 a.m.
JOHN'S CURVE
3 Mi. North of Myrtle Creek
Lit) Detectors' Ui Stopped, Mors Sayi
WASHINGTON W Sen. Morse
(R.-Ore.) said Thursday that use
of lie detectors on job applicants
has been stopped in the Defense
Department following a protest be
lodged.
Describing use of the device as
"repugnant, foreign and outrage
ous," Morse said if other gov
ernment agencies do not stop us
ing them, he will introduce legisla
tion to make them, do so.
He did not name other agencies
he said are using lie detectors but
the Atomic Energy Commission
has acknowledged employing them
In security checks at the Oak
Kidge, Tenn., installation.
Bog Of Six Cougars
Spoilt Extra Door
EUGENE Un Joe Jackson and
Melvin Allen, two Lane County
woodsmen, figure there will be 726
extra deer for hunters to stalk this
foil.
- That's because they've killed six
cougars since the first of the year.
Sportsmen claim a cougar eats a
t!eer ever three days.
The men collected $60 bounty for
each cougar.
OST FORBIDDEN OF THE
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Wednesday Shows Begin At 7:00 and 9:30 P.M.
ROAD SHOW PRICES AFTER 6:00 P.M.
LOVELY BARBARA BRTTTON
will star tonight, in "HOLLY
WOOD PLAYHOUSE," 8:30 to t
p.m. The story titled, "Partners in
Scandal," presents an unusual
dramatization about a ruthless
wife, who wants a divorce on her
own terms. . .and her husband's
secretary who becomes Innocently
involved in the marital fracas. Just
proceeding this, George Valentine
matches wits with an entire con
vention of magicians. A "Matter
of Honor" becomes a matter of. .
murder, and a magician s trick be
comes a trail of doom before the
case is solved. Sounds like another
of those fast-moving adventures
that seem to be meat for George.
TODAY IS McCarl's first day
back after a week's vacation (0)
A new son, and a week's vacation
all in a matter of 2 weeks: he
seems to have borne up well under
the strain. We hear much com
plaining about housemaid's knuck
les, dishpan hands, etc., but he
looks mighty rested .to us. Alter
nating threatening to blow out his
brains, or McCarl's. Fenner is the
one needing the vacation, now.
LAND HO! Jack KirkWood
claims that the chore of finding
his way round in the recent tor
rential rains that inundated much
of Hollywood was no problem to
him. "You can always locate Sun
set and Vine," says Jack, "that's
where the porpoises swim out to
meet your car."
BETTE DAVIS and George
Brent, co-starring in "Woman of
the Year," present a yarn in a
timely setting. . .a snowbound ro
mance. The pair are marooned on
a Maine bound train during a bad
blizzard. However, in the best tra
dition of the fourth estate. .Bette
sets aside the romantic posslbiltles
of the situation to go after her
story. That's "Woman of the Year,"
tonight at 7. Immediately follow
ing, at 7:30 hear the Cisco Kid
foul a group of killers who made,
the death of innocent people their
trade. The title: "DESTINED
For Death."
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:00 Let Gorsj Do It MBS
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11:00 Nit Watch
11:25 News NiUcap
11:30 Slin Off
TUESDAY, JANtTABT tl, 1ISI
6;30 Coffe Club CApn
6:30 Newi-Coffe Club
6:45 Way of Uf
7:00 Hemingway MBS
T:15 Broakiaat Gang MBS
7:45 M un leal Roundup
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12:30 Man On The Street
12:45 Bob Grant News
12:35 Market Report!
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2:30 Muale You Want
3:00 Poor Bob'a Almanac
3:45 Assembly of God
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4:15 World of Sports
8 :30 Brighter Sid
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7:30 Dollars and Sense
7:43 Churck wagon Jamboree
8:00 MGM Theater of Air MBS
6:80 Glenn Hardy MBS
6:13 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
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iu:ia amuey Burnett Show
10:30 Mutual Mystery MBS 1
11:00 Nlte Watch
11:25 News Niteoan
ll:3P Sign Off ' '
Britain Will Get Steel,
U..S. Aluminum And Tin
WASHINGTON Wl 1 President
Truman and Prime Minister Chur
chill Friday announced an a 2r ea
rn en t under which the United States
will supply Britain with steel in
return ior aluminum ana tin.
The steel from the U S. will
amount to one million long tons.
In return will be 55,100,000 pounds
of aluminum and 20,000 long tons
of tin from Britain.
A joint communiaufi issued at
the White House said the agree
ments will make it possible for
the two countries to carry out
"more effectively their common
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9:13 Lenny Herman
9:30 Headline In Harmony
10:00 Melody Hour
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10:45 Midnight Flyr
11:30 Sign Off
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6:00- Sign On
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10:30 T,V Time
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11:30 Strike Out The Band LBS
12:00 Minute of Prayer
12:01 Variety Tim
12:13 Roving Reporter
12:30 Mid Day News
12:45 Market Reports
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1:30 T.B.A.
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6:00 LBS News : 1
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8:30 Prologue LBS
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COM I N G
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Defense Chiefs
Ready For 5,000
Youths For UMT
WASHINGTON W Defense
Chieftains testified Thursday they
could begin taking 5,000 youths
monthly for limited universal mili
tary training (UMT) by next Octo
ber or November, if Congress ap
proves. Secretary of Defense Lovett and
Assistant Secretary Ana Rosen
berg strongly endorsed a plan to
begin UMT with 60,000 volunteers
between IT and IV years old.
They told the House Armed Serv
ices Committee they could start
this program at no additional ex
pense, if trainees immediately be
gan 18 months' service upon grad
uation. Mrs. Rosenberg testified that the
military forces would need the ad
ditional 60,000 men to meet plan
ned Increasea and would nave to
NOW
train them for the services if they
did not get UMT instruction.
, Meanwhile th Senate Armed
Services Committee announced It
would take up the House-approved
bill to raise pay of military per
sonnel, before tt starts hearings'
on UMT.
The pay bill proposes a 10 per
cent raise for all pesonneL
John Mauer is In his first tea
son as Florida's head basketball
coach. A graduate of the Univer
sity of Illinois, Mauer coached
basketball at Kentucky, Tennes
see and West Point before taking
over the Gators.
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