The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, October 21, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCounty Clerk Sackett Tried On Money Charge . VALE, Ore. I Selection of a eil !. try Counly cl"k Harry Sackett on i charge of taking county funds, continued into Tues dy with a bigger than usual jury panel. . J Sheriff John Elfering, with 31 names on the regular oanel, drew an additional 25 Monday because Sackett s wide acquaintance raised the possibility of more than the usuji numoer 01 jurors being ex- cusea. - Judge E. H. Howell of John Day Was nn thA hanh 1i1.ta m a Biggs having disqualified himself mouse me siaie nas im under ubpoena as a witness. ; Dist. Atty. Charles Swan is as listed in (Jie prosecution by Leon ard Lindas from the attorney gen eral's office. The defense is han dled by Robert D. Lytle of Vale and Robert E. Lees of Ontario. s mi i JL Ill So smooth it leaves you titt breathless mirnpff te areaiest ttamt VODKA 80 proof. Made from 1 00 train nrutnl tplriu St. Pierre Smirnoff Fit. lot, Hartford, Coon. Fair Trade Act's Validity Upheld By High Court WASHINGTON (JB The Su preme Court Monday rejected a challenge to validity of the federal McGuire act, which puts teeth into the "fair trade" laws of 45 states. The McGuire act permits manu facturers .. to specify the retail prices at which their products are to be sold in each of 45 states They may do so if a single retailer in any state signs a pricing agree ment. It then is made binding on all other retailers in the slate, in cluding those who do not sign. All of the states except Texas, Missouri, Vermont and the District of Columbia have "fair trade" laws. Constitutionality of the McGuire act, as well as the Louisiana "fair trade" law, was attacked by Schwegmann Brothers Giant Super Market of New Orleans. Schwegmann appealed to the high tribunal after the U.S. District Court in New Orleans ordered him to sell insulin made by Eli Lillv and Co. at the state "fair trade" price of $2.83. Schwegmann had been selling for 75 cents less. The U.S. Circuit Court in New Orleans- in upholding the District Court said both the Louisiana "fair trade" law and the McGuire act were constitutional. Schwcg mann's appeal contended: "This decision will have an im mediate and continuing effect on the millions of consumers in fair trade stales, who today are paying more for the goods they buy than they would pay for the goods in a free competitive market. Fair trade strikes at distinctively American ideas: The Sherman act philosophy of competition as es sential to .democracy; the little man's faith in individual initative; the American ideal of continually rising standards of living achieved b y merchandisi n economies passed on to consumers; the writ ten constitution as a shield against overreaching legislation." President Truman signed the Mc Guire act in July 1952 and many law suits followed in lower courts. In them, manufacturers asked in junctions compelling non-signing f Mom Bach. Extra More Music for Less Money Victrola45 Aalemalli -' tor ftm ( oid liw. "on ' ily . . . loob imort no ffo'ltr p tloct . Modal 43Ett. 34 9 J e Whether you're a "long-hair" or a "hipster" you'll enjoy your favor Ht music best on RCA Victor "45 '. e Flick a button once and you can automatically play up to 14 Ex . tended Play records for nearly 2 hours of continuous music. e "Golden Throat" tone system and 8' speaker (Model 45EY4) for "in-person" listening. Jordan Minister Will , Quit If Defense Fails JERUSALEM url Dr. Fawsi El Mulka, Jordan's premier and defense minister, said Tuesday his government will resign if it can not defend the country's, borders. The premier made his statement in the light of a current probe by the United Nation Security Coun cil of charges by Jordan and the U.N. Mixed Armistice Commis sion in Palestine that Israeli forces had attacked three Jordan-held vil lages last Wednesday night and killed 66 person. Sen. McCarthy's Friend May Face Demo Grilling WASHINGTON. W Robert E. Lee, a friend of Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis) and a new Eisenhower appointee, may face sharp Demo cratic questioning when his nomi nation comes before the Senate. Sen. Monroney (D-Okla), who was chairman of a Senate subcom mittee which criticised the 1950 Maryland senatorial campaign as "despicable," mentioned Lee as being involved in the questioned handling of Republican contribu tions in that campaign. ' Monroney is a , member of the Senate Commerce Committee, which normally would act on Lee's appointment by4President Eisen hower Oct, 26 as a member of the Federal Communications Commis sion. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, the Democratic leader, also is a member of the committee. - Lee testified before the Senate elections subcommittee in 1951. when Monroney headed it, that he received a $5,000 check from Alvin M. Bentley, now Republican con gressman from Michigan, in a casual meeting with Bentley in McCar hy's office. Lee said the check rfas made out to the cam paign organization of John Mar shall Biitler, Republican who unseated former Sen. Millard Tyd- mgs, Maryland Democrat, in 1950 McCarthy was active in Butler's campaign. Lee said he gave the check to Butler s campaign manager who endorsed it over to Lee's wife. Lee said most of the money was used in a postcard campaign in Butler's behalf. The subcommittee said in its report that the $5,000 was not reported until after it began public hearings and was never reported to the proper Maryland authorities. Lee told a newsman Sunday he- saw nothing irregular about his acceptance of the Bentley check, and added: "I had no responsibility for reporting it.". ' Elkhead Grange HE Club Plans Dinner Oct. 24 By MRS. GEORGS EDES The Home Economics Club of the Elkhead Grange will serve a dinner at their hall, Saturday eve ning, Oct. 24. Dancing will follow the dinner. Returns Home ' Fred Reeves returned home Sun day after spending two weeks with his daughter at Boise, Ida. Dan Wright and Fred Goodwin spent the weekend' hunting in Eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davis and family returned home Monday aft er spending two weeks with their daughter in Banning, Calif. They also saw their new grandchild,' a girl, born to Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Burgin. Mrs. Uurgin will be re membered as Bessie Ann Cald well before her marriage. She spent several summers here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Les Morris and family spent the weekend visiting relatives in Seattle, Wash. Sal Scheduled Cub Scout Troop 44 of Yoncalla will hold a cooked food sale in the Red and White store, Oct. 24. Mrs. Russell Wamslcy and Mrs. Claude Daugherty drove to Grants Pass last Wednesday where they visited the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Mobry Ogle. While there they visited the Grants Pass Country Club and attended the style show. visitors at the Rychard home in Hayhurst recently were Ralph Rychard and son, Gene, of Stay ton and Mr. and Mrs. Art Bailey of Oakridge. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hnltan and daughter. Janice, and Sanford Hol- ran or tugene spent the weekend visiting at the George Edes home. Mr. and Mrs. George Parks of Myrtle Creek visited at the Ernest Sinnock home over the weekend. Archie Sutton of South Dakota and Ray Sutton of Porter, Wash., visited at the Cecil Sutton home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton and their guests left Monday for a trip to Northern California. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Burnes of El Cajon, Calif., visited the ' Freda Burns family last week. KRTJR U9o kc. 1240 b. KRXL retailers to sell at "fair trade" prices. Monday's court session produced no opinions, only a list of orders disDOsine of cases appealed to the tribunal. Of 51 cases, the court agreed to hear arguments on only one, involving a lecnmcai immi gration question. Chief Justice Warren took part In most of the deliberations during the week. BUY SOUND INSURANCE Are your possession! pro perly protected by ade quate insurance present cost considered? , We ere equipped to handle any insurance problem you may heve with policies of sound, reliable companies. PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE Ralph L. Russell Douglot County Statt Bonk Bldg. Room 202 Dial 3-4311 Hydraulic Fluid Burned Aboard Carrier Leyte BOSTON im A chmist'g report Tuesday confirmed testimony that it was nvarauiic num which burned i aboard the carrier Leyte last Fri day killing 36 and injuring dozens more. The report was presented to a Navy Court of Inquiry, investigat ing the disaster, by Cant. Thomas A. Ahroon, commanding officer of the carrier, as he concluded his testimony. Capt. Ahroon testified the ship's records show 2,240 gallons of hy draulic fluid missing from the snip s inventory. He testified the analysis was made by a Boston Naval Shipyard laboratory from sample of sludge and burned residue, in some cases scraped from the bulkhead in the l vicinity of the fire. Cmdr. Paul E. Harlmann, exe- cutive officer of the ship, was- the ! second witness. He testified that ! firefighting parties of the ship's crew had two hose lines pouring water into a hatch'within one min- i ute of the time he first felt the i i rumble of the explosion. ; A high-ranking official discount-1 ed the possibility of personnel fail-; ure and sabotage. Remaining Hours Today 4:00 Miuieal Stoundup 4:19 BiU Salience Ishow CBS 4:30 Muele Records 4:ft glory Time SAO Edward R. Murrow, Ncwi CBB 5:15 Can Street Carrousel 5:45 rrank Gou, News CBB 5:55 SUrt on Um Hot item 4:00 Brighter Side , -6:15 World of Sporta 7:00 Guest Book 7:15 Home Town -Difeet 7;30 Kathy Elliot Lewis, Ua SUs CBS 8:00 FBI In Peace War CBB 8:30 -Lowell Thorn aa CM , 8:45 Fam.y Skeleton CBS 8:00 Uuale roc You 9:30 Music Recorded 0:45 Beulah CBS 10:00 Record Music Varieties 10:15 Iroeal Newa 10:25 This 1 Believe 10:30 Say It With Mualc 11:00 Music You Want - . 11:30 Newa Nitecap 11:35 Sign Oft l THURSDAY, OCTOBER U, ItSI 6:00 Col tee Club Capera 6:30 Newa and Code Club 6:45 Way of Ufa 7:00 Morning Melodies 7:15 Town St Country Tim 7:30 World Newa 7:45 Haras Babbitt CBS B:00 Music Recorded 8:15 David Vaile. News CBS i 8:30 Make Up Your Mind CBS 8:45 Case Street Carrousel 9:00 Woman a View 9:15 Music Recorded '.. 9:25 Northwest Highlight 8:30 Helen Trent CBS 0:43 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Man About Town 10:15 Ma Perktna CBS 10:30 Young Dr. Mai one CBS 10-45 Ila Showtime in Hollywood 11:00 In the Groove . ; i 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Drake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS !. , t 12:00 Bob Grant, World Newa . , 12:15 Modern Mood Music. 12:30 Man on the Street ' 12:45 House Party CBS 1:00 Bob Grant ixwai rrw 1:10 Market Reporta Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Mimical Matinee 2:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS -2:45 Afternoon Melodlea - . 3:00 Wizard of Odda CBS 3:15 Women's Newa Desk CBS . 3:20 Musical Interlude 3:25 Ralph Story's Back Yard CBS 3:45 Music Recorded 4:00 Musical Roundup ari.l Music on Record ' 5:00 Edward R. Murrow, Newt CBS 5:15 Hour Of Faith 5:30 Dana Street Carrousel -5:45 Frank Gose, Newa CBS 5:55 Stars On the HorlEan 6:00 Brighter Side 6:15 World of Sport 6:S5 Musical tnterluae 7:00 American Way CBS 7:30 Meet Mr. McNuUey CBS 8:00 Meet Millie CBS 8:.TO Lowell Thomas CBS ' " 8:45 Family Skeleton CBS :GB Date With the Stare - B:30 Music On Record f:4V-Beulh CBS 10:00 Record Mualc Varletle 10:15 Local Newa , 10:25 ThU I Believe 10:30 Say It With, Musis . 11:00 Music Ynu Want 11:30 Newt Nlteoap 11:35 sign Oft ' Because cats were assoeiatprl with witches, several attempts were made to wipo them out dur ing the Middle Ages and some au thorities think outbreaks of ths plague were brought about because of the resulting increase In the number of rats. Remaining Hours Today . 4:00 Fulton Lew la MBS " 4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS 4:30 Curt Massey MBS 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS 5:00 Melody Tun 5:30 Wild B1U Hickok MBS . 5:55 CecU Brown MBS 6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 6:15 Perry Como MBS 6:30 Virgil Plnkiey-MBS , 6:45 Sam Hayes MBS . 655 BUI Henry MBS 7:00 Sporta Spotlight 7:15 Music ' 7 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8:00 Bulldog Urummond MBS 8:30 Fulton Lewis MBS . . 8:45 Local Newa 8:50 Music 8:55 Logger'a Weather 0:00 Glen Hardy MBS 0:15 Mutual N ewar eel MBS S:2i Something To Think About MBS 0:45 Harry Wltmer MBS 9:55 MUSIC 10:00 Let George Do It MBS 10:30 Dance Time 11:00 Tomorrow's Headline 11:05 Dance Tim 11:30 Sign Off THURSDAY. OCT. It, 1V5S 6:00 Sign Una 6:01 Newa 6:0 Uawnbuiter 6:15 First Edition Newa 6:20 Dawnbustera 6:30 County Agent 8:35 MUSIC , 6:40 Weather Report 6:45 Johnny Lee Willt 7:00 Frank Hemingway mbo 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS . v 7:45 Local Newa . 7:50 Music ' ' 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Boh. Greene MBS 8:20 Gabriel Heatter MBS 8:25 Holland Kngle MBS V ; 8:30 Haven Of R eat MBS -. 0:00 City Market Jamboree 0:15 Capitol Commentary 9:20 Gabriel Heatter MBS -0:50 Sunshine Boya 0:45 Whafa New. in Fashion 10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS 10:15 Tello-Teat MBS 10:30 Standard School Broadcast MBS 1:00 Ladies Fair MBS 1:20 Sam Hayes MBS 11:30 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid Day Newa 12:45 Market Report . . l.-OO Date With Del 1:30 Lucky U Ranch MBS 2:00 Mutlc 2:05 Cliff Kngle MBS 2:15 Far Away Placet 2:25 Johnson News MBS 2:30 Music ' . 3: 1 5 Tel lo-Teet MB 8 3:30 Jack Kirk wood M BS 4:00 Fulton Lewis MBS 4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS 4:30 Curt Maasey MBS 4:45 Sam Hay ee MBS 5:00 Preston of Yukon MBS 8:30 Sky King MBS , 5:55 Cecil Brown MBS 6:00 Titua Moody MBS 6:15 Tllua Moody MBS 6:20 Music 6:30 Virgil Plnkley MBS 8:45 Sam Hayea MBS 6:55 BUI Henry MBS , , 7:00 Sporta Bpotlight 7:15 Mualc 7:30 Lynn Murray Show 8:00 Nightmare MBS 8:30 Fulton Lewit MBS 8:45 Local News MBS 8:50 Music - , 6:55 Logger's Weather . 6:00 Glenn Hardy MBS 0:15 Mutual Newer eel MBS 8:25 Namea 8c Placet MBS 9:30 Heidelberg Harmonalrer , 0:45 Harry W lamer MBS 9:55 Music 10:00 Official Detective MBS , 10:30 Coke Time MBS , 10:45 Dane Tim ' t ' ' 11:00 Tomorrow's Headline . 11 :05 Dance Tim , 11:30 Sign Off Wtd. Ocf. 21, 1953 Ths Newi-Review, Rowburg, On. 5 LARGE SCREEN ATRACTION AT INDIAN Mil -f J Abo LADD como to the rescue of Van HEFL1N and Jean ARTHUR Uk thii kcoc from Paramount "SHANE," in color bjr Technicolon Boy Cives Up Money Claimed By Farmer EUGENE Wl ,A 12-year-old Eugene boy Monday gave the $575 he found on a street to a man who' said he lost it in Eugene two weeks ago. ' The man said he was a farmer in the Junction City area, and said he lost the roll when in Eugene, planning to buy some hay. Gary Morse, 12, found the money downtown two weeks ago. Ho turn ed it over to police, hut they gave it back to him after no one claimed the roll in a week. - I The man turned up Monday. Ho , went first to police, and they sent him to the home of Gary's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Morse. They said the man was able to describe the roll. . .. . The Morse family and the police said they did not learn his name. When Canary birds were firsti exported from the Canary Islands i for oets during the 16th Century,! Spain tried and failed to maintain? a monopoly ot ine iraae ay ex porting only males. Thurda? thru Siturda "SON OF BELLE STARR" with Keith laiun, Peggie Cewle, lut Jt Chandler in "THE RED I ALL EXPRESS" ' Bud. rrmiehi "MASSACRE RIVER" mi Jee f. Brown in "SHUT MY BIO MOUTH" NOW thru SATURDAY Double Bill with Punch! .When the Pilgrims first heard the rasp of cicadas, they thought it resembled the sounds made i when they said "Pharoah" and it reminded them of the locust plagues of Egypt which they had I read about in the Bible. It works wonders ' to help HIDE AND HEAL BLEMISHES! ru V r toil mi H Corner of Com ond Lono Dial 3-3S66 127 North Jackson BBS . , f BBS SB C. Tl JBBkWh. W SSik 10:25 Names V Places MBS - II I fj J m . .. BBS . ""I fcss-Mum ' ' ' II - KKISt ... (KM ,,,. MM10SD , 1 10:00 omctal tetetlve MBS ...- . 1 ' nmnri IIIIMIIirAv v. tliAn emirir 3- JZ. 10-.4S Dance Time I wniwi.ii iniv m wvw . Ill-til Ml em ntt 19 II I VMlV3rl II THERE wiawaa a e I NEVER . WAS A MAN LIKE . .A .5 ' -A R..UV Human Starve- ' " flX &LA I Vi?r lA .Off A Boy's Worship Of A Man . . . And V ij VeF ALAN LADD JEAN ARTHUR VAN HEFL.IN f . - GEORGE STEVENS' lO H . "- SHANE eeaasMe BRANDON DC WILD! JACK ALANCC tN johnson too at fxjCMfcWAM WBwait awat aeerfae) e OtOftot tivini aematuHtw ev A. , OUTHWH, JH. annmoNjLL oii.oeul JACK nta auti tmi movsi. at je scMAtfca eaasMovHT Tue exxTECHNICOLOR . ... . mrnmm linn ea. IIAIi lie' fllllPn I MTU 1 1 1 .v&itAL H ON OUR CQLUbAL NfcW f ANUKAiYilVi aiLVtt jvixuCri"' TUSSY ,MITCARE NEW! TUSSY ANTI-BLEMISH SET Now von ran do something about the blemishn. Two simple steps! 1) fiV.i.clfansewilhmrricalfiTuHyCrrJamT Masque. Actually "wanhes away" excess oil and grime that so many blackhead', whiteheads and pimples of acne "feed" on. 2) Ktxt, apply Tusy Medicated Lotion. Helps hide and dry up hlemijhra. Skin-colored; dor.n't show under powder, llolh blemi.h aidn contain hexachlorophene to rnliiee rkin haderia. Ot the set today! FULLERTON DRUGS Dial 3-7415