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Thursday, April 21
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Honoring All Stray Elks
Living in the Roseburg Area
Roseburg Chapter No. 680
SPEBSQSA
6th ANNUAL
BARBER
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PARADE
Featuring
THE TRAVELAIRES
Of San Jose, Calif.
1st Place Winners
Far West District ,
THE SHARP FOUR
Eugene, Oregon
1st Place Winners
Evergreen District
SR. HIGH SCHOOL
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APRIL 23, 8 P.M.
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Corsi Charges Refugee Act
Complete Failure, Scandal
WASHINGTON W Edward
: Corsi, who was fired as State De-
partment immigration advisor, de
j clared Wednesday "the security
Bans" headed by Scott McLeod
; has turned the refugee rUef act j
i into -a complete tauure ana na
tional scandal."
i Appearing before a Senate ju
diciary subcommittee, Corsi said
the program needs "new, compe
tent and sympathetic leadership,"
and should be taken out 'of "the
; bands of the policemen."
i Corsi advanced these conten-
tions in a statement, as he took
I the stand, under oath, to tell his
I side of the controversy which has
boiled up since he was dismissed
i by Secretary Dulles two weeks
' ago.
McLeod had just testified that
Corsi once told him he intended
to run for political office in New
York State in 1956.
McLeod said he informed Secre
tary Dulles. "I thought the secre
tary should know about it," he
said. "It seemed to me signifi
cant to the role he (COrsi) played
in the department."
Corsi was an advisor .on th
department's security chief.
Denouncing its present adminis
tration, Corsi said:
"The President's refugee relief
act is in the hands of policemen.
Howdy Podner
mosey down yonder to the Wagon
Wheel and enjoy Roast Prime Ribs
of Beef, au jus (au jus knows you'll
love 'em). The Spaghetti and Meat
Balls with garlic bread is jast like ma
usta make at the Redeye Gulch stam
pedes, course this is only for Thurs
day nites after sundown.
Yore Mighty
At The Pinto Room
"r j, .
2 Blocks W. of Garden Valley Rd. Jet.
fefeil
860
with a 122
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It is a police job.
"Mr. . McLeod is police trained.
Mr. John Reiger, the second in
command, is security police
trained. Mr. Roy Wade, the Euro
pean representative, was a Texas
Ranger, and so on down the line."
"I have the highest respect for
policemen and their services to
society but I do not believe they
are particularly qualified to ad
minister refugee relief projects.
"There is not a single top ad
ministrator, in the whole adminis
tration of the act who has ever
had any experience with immi
grants or refugees."
Corsi has charged that McLeod
engineered his dismissal, and de
nied he ever informed anyone in
the department of alleged inten
tions to run for political office.
Corsi, a prominent figure hi
New York Republican politicis,
has made unsuccessful races for
the U.S. Senate and for mayor of
New York,
A critic of present immigration
laws, he was under fire from Rep.
Walter (D-Pa), co-author ot the
existing act, when he was let out.
He has denied . Waller's accusa
tions of former association with
groups later cited as Communist
fronts and Dulles in letting him go
said no question ot security was
involved.
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CHANNEL ft. MBOPOBD
THURSDAY. APRII, 21, 1955
S:S0 Devotions
4;00 Feminine Fancies
4,:io Robert Q. Lewis
4:45 'Vol Rofiue Camera
8:00 Uncle Bill Show
5:30 Ore-Cal Panorama
6:30 Rep. Harris Ellsworth
6:45 The Public School and You
7:00 TV Tunes
7:15 Modes In Fashion and Maple
7:30 Sportsman's Club
7:4 V Soortscholar
8:00 Groucho Mnrx .
3:30 The Falcon
9:00 All Star Theater
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Two Hits
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East, West Berliner
Find Bond At Last
BERLIN IA-V- East and West
Berlin, which almost never tee eve
to eye, found a common bond
Wednesday. Neither had any in
tention whatsoever of celebrating
Adolf Hitler's birthday.
The fuehrer would have been
66. Ten years ago he had his last
celebration a moqest one m the
shell-rocked bunker beneath the
Roichschancellerv Garden which
only 10 days Later became his
pyre.
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FRIDAY, ' APRIL S, ' M55
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8:45 It's Fun to Reduce
9:00 valiant Lady
9:15 Secret Storm
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10:30 Welcome Travelers
11.00 Robert Q. Lewis
1130 Linkletter's Houseparty
13:00 The Big Payoff
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l :oo Brighter Day
1:15 Love of Life
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2:30 The Inner Flame '
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8:00 Mama
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9:.10 Our Miss Brooks 1
10:00 The Lineuo
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THURSDAY. APRIL SI, 19
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4:30 World of Mr. Sweeney
4:45 For Your Information
5:00 Pinky Lee
5:30 Guest Book
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6:45 It's a Fact
7:00 Western Marshal
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twLi J Color by DE W -In the Wonder ol STDIWPHONK w3 M 1 .
HCJC. 1 Th. Taminir at a Continent II I
ThurApr. 21, 1955 Th
AEC Will Hold j
Surplus Auction j
RICHLAND, Wash. jn The!
Atomic Energy Commission will 1
hold an auction April 25-28 for i
some 6 million dollars worth of j
surplus items including cement
mixers and automobiles, nuts, 1
bolts and 6,000 railroad ties. ,
there will be chains, cranes
and carburetors, tractors, trucks
and trailers, safety shoes and
clothing, 1,500 metal drums, an
unspecified number of quonset
huts, plus thousands of other
things.
The AEC said the auction will
be held in the Airway Ballroom
at Pasco. The equipment for sale,
both new and used, will be avail
able for inspection inside the Han
ford barricades from April 16 to
24. Busses will leave North Rich
land from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to
take prospective buyers around.
The firm of Ross & Ross of
Minneapolis will conduct the auc
tion for the Blaw-Knox Co. and
Kaiser Engineers, prime contrac
tors for AEC construction here.
The AEC said B. K. Maxwell ot
Kaiser Engineers at Richland has
free catalogues of the items for
sale.
The equipment on the auction
block cost the AEC 6 million dol
lars for use in building new plants
here. -t.Mt&M
Friday & Saturday
"CATTLE QUEEN
OF MONTANA"
Barbara Stanwyck
Ronald Reagan
OSS
'SMALLTOWN GIRL'
Jana Powell
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Ends Tonight
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and
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