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U Th. News-Review, Roieburg, On Wed. De. 21. 1955 Maileri Strike Against 3 Detroit Newipaperi DETROIT I A second union the mailers now ha called aklared winner ol J7.oiKi in prizes strike against Detroit's three met-1 by a three man arbitration board ropolltan newspaper and jfiined ' in a "Movie home" conleit stereotyners on picket lines which , Tuesday. have kept the dailies shut down the last 20 days. The mailers, a branch of the In ternational Typographical Union, voted to so on strike officially Mon day night. They announced the vole was 3r4 to 11, and said the ac tion came "because of several long standing and unresolved grievances on which the publishers refused to deal with us fairly." Latest Creations in CARPETS DURNAM'S FLOOR COVERING "Biggest Little Carpet Store In Town" 566 W. Ook OR 3-6123 MOVIES FOR CHRISTMAS Only 37 inc. rco. tax J. C. SPORTING GOODS and CAMERA STORE 509 $. E. JACKSON RICHARD H. DARBY, Contractor PHONE Don ORetio.J 3-3345 fv.n,n9i ORch.rd )-4047 ROSEBURG, WORK PERFORMED BY I'la" J'ieMan CARSTAIRS Bachelor Wins Movie Contest DKNVKR Thi-wiore Sacks, 27yearoll bsrhelor. mi de ; Sacks, then a pots and pans salesman living at the VMCA. was Damaging Floods Hit In Northern California Area SA.V HIANCISCO A one- two Olllich Storm that Claimed at least one life began abalmis Tues- ilav in .Nnrlhern taliforma, leavini; iH'llind UireatS Of rIamaL'llltl tiOtifU aUmo I hi ltii:.n ami LV.I lt.i,..r. if . .1 i. 1! V mum mi me imkii wilier was norm of San Francesco. Near Kureka Henry Jensen, about 70, of For lima, was swept away by flooding Kel water Monday nij;ht when a car plunged into a road dip. Six other persons escaped by climbing on the roof of the car. K. If Henman, a telephone line - man who went hunting for a Christ - mas tree, was missing near ( hico and a posse was searching for him Ihe lasl road into Cuernevill. t,from , ,,r brk are under 10:15 p.m. Monday nmlit. isnlal- sludv (iv the M W KeWnee I n ..r in that Sonoma Count v lown of ,, "rZv t", u n i M""K Lo 0 UM norson.Civilian .l.:'1,,. ainetot sonnel moved to evacuate about 100 families from endangered areas. The water level at the time the road was cut was 34 feet, two over flood staye Also .solated in the same county was the I. tie town of I odena i Bay. llihway 1 was washed out to the nor h and there was a landslide t0 ,hp a"uln TO PRESENT PROGRAM Hi. ir...kniPih llra.lP School will on-sent a Christmas proyram in II, n school nvm on Thursday evenuiii. Dec. 11 at eiht o clock. The program is based around the leyend of "Why the Chimes Hang." Special scenery is beinij provided and the program under the sujer vision of Hie teachers promises a treat in ('prist mas entertainment. Santa Clans will be there with treats for the children. OREGON GRAVEL & SHALE ROCK ROAD BUILDINC Construction equipment Rental THE HOUR OR CONTRACT H m mm I 'Jkt r,nsT.ins ( fir Iki " ii -a i 1 JW wiRSTAIRS &aMisM 17SS MlUUe Seal RI.KNDKn WHISKEY who Cans says DISTILLING CO., BALTIMORE, MO., LOUISVILLE, declared tentative winner of the contest when his name was drawn ; Nov. 28 in a poll of lilm favorites, j But Denver theaters which spun-! sored the affair refused to (Jive; Sacks the prizes, claiming he vi-1 olated contest rules by denositini! entry coupons in bunches. The dis-1 after Sacks threatened court ac i tion. The arbitrators decidod unani i rnously there was no provision in I the contest rules for disqualifica tion of any contestant because one or more of his enlnejt was illegal. Kven though Sacks deposited more than 1 000 riiiinrini Itii hnard frtiind h-r .... mnmu iiVLrol ...... ..9 y east, Sacks' prizes include a $M,9.V) hnma i,,,,!,,). nrnuninoc ,.,h. J ' .1 .1' .u ,K, a jm-w i-di auu i,wi wuiui in groceries Extracting Wax From Bark Given f a- . r I 1 t XTC nSI V e btUUV 1 Kt r.KNK W Plans for ron- .stru'cting mulli-nnlliun dollar, of research for the cum pan v. said! Monday in a telephone conversa-i tion that the researchers will make a recommendation Wednesday on n the p ; The ne sai( ,he rompanv-s offj , n tak"e 8(.vpral to r,.a(.h , fjnal ((rrislon 1 w Cuistina Bros. Lumber Co.. of, Eugene provided the firm with (several carloads of fir bark while ll conducted experiments with the. -i'-uun process aeveiopen ?r ine tlrecon Porest Products Laboratory at Corvalli Teelers said the KelloKK firm has not made a definite decision as to where the plant will he hutlt if plan, are earned out Local Chamber of Commerce leaders are hopeful that it will be here. The Oregon Development Com mission in a monthly newsletter said the company has "success fully completed all preliminary face-finding steps, concluding with a six-month market survev." The commission said a plant em ploy in i; up to .too persons may be j built in Oregon. It estimated the I potential value of products from j waste fir bark in Oregon and i Washington al more than 200 mil-i lion dollars per year. SPELLMAN ARRIVES I TOKYO i Francis Cardinal Speilman, archbishop of New York j armed Tuesday muht to hen in his1 fifth consecutive Christmas season visit with U.S. servicemen in the Kar Kast. m -1 A XAAf fWV. MM' V u'll be proud to ive and serve o Car st airs its distinguished Early American Gift Bottle 'I'lie finest tasting ("aistairs siiue 1 7SS is lieu- to a tiailitinn of craftsmanship est .ihlishnl 1(7 vrais agti. Here, tntly, is a grc.it American whiskey . . . smoother, finer, mellower . . . you cm give ami serve with pride. SAY SI SON'S CRM TINGS W ITH CARSTAIRS In its I)i)Uii:;ut.hsd Fariy Jmsriatn C SO 90 j QUART CARSTAIRS KV., BLENDED WHISKEY, So PROOF, 72:. GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS RADIO Radio and television programs listed below ore furnished by the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible for variations from the programs as listed. K R N R Remaining Hours Today 4 AO Muiictl Hounrtup 4 I S Join tilt Nvy 4 O f ;(arl b'ar 4 4V Culling The North Pol S'tt-Ert K Murrow, Nw CBS 5 IS Mv Son Jeey-fBS 3 U)--l'ouiitry Siit USA 5 45 Frank Go. Nw CM ' 4 W-Hulllin Board ol Air ! IfizEXXi Vho'cM ' - unnhir si 8 4S-N"rlhWMl Nwa -Kohl Tt.Mil. Nwi-CH 7 MO Kill In F-ac k War I 7 -Mu-ical Interlude I 7 i- Jacks Ceil .on Sliow -CRX H HO ( Col lirif wood. Ni- CM S nWTfnuruti' Ernie CHS H Ml Jt.hiuiv Dollar -CBS 4 -Bin Crot CBS 8 K -Hometow n Digftl fl IV ;!(! Commiuion Rullrlin fl 10 -.Northwest Nrwi Summnrv 9 i" Amu. N Andy Mimic Hall -CBS 10 fj() World Newi JO.I.V-IMatter Parade 10 VV-.Nfwi Nnecap 1100 Sun OK thi'ddat, ukifmsir u, iu i -o.. ctuk c.n, ' "-" c ciui ' '-w., of lh. lW'llll.- CBS 7 W Harry Babbitt-CHS H MO- Music On Kri)id B 13 In th Groove as Nnrthwal HtghlighU H .10-Make t-p Your Mind CBS 41 Wax Kartory 9'H Wr-rKiv Wairfn Ntwi CBS II H Wouian' View 9 10- Helen Trent CBS 9 4"i Our Gal Snda--CBS 10.0ft Man Ahoul Town Hi 1-Ma Peikina CHS 10. :i-V.iuni Dr. Malonf -CBS 10 4it.Liuling L:(tit CBS 11 Wi-Sri-iiiul Mo Biirion CBS Ull-Hmv Misim CRS M Hi-Nora Drake CHS II ttAtim Marv CHS ,2 00-Worid N.wa un Mn n thf simi 12 .tO-I.ot.jl New Vi 4'l-TV Preview 12 4--l(ou Parlv CBS 1 04) Afthur Godfrey- -CBS 3 'ft Women' Nri Dch CBS 2 1l I. el Look at tha Weaiher J 4 S iiiD(nu nf our Time 3 0O-Matme 14W) 4 DO Wevlern NJumc 4 l.t I .ft s Go In Town 4 III- Minimi Malini-e 4 " Stor Time S.oo-Kd R Murrow. Newi-CBS fl IS- Mv Son Jffp CBS .1 10- Korward March !l 4 f rank Gem. New- CBS - Bulletin Board ol Air A iHi-WorW or Sport IS-L'twell Thwnii CB.1 I0-Muic on Hecord ft 4-Norlhwent New li h Hul-rt Trout . Nwi 7 'Ml (indliev U:gctt 7 10 Mutual IrUr!'lf 7 :S-J.ii'k Carton Show fl tkl-Chn. Colling wood. NfW CB.1 R US 'lniif Krnie f.'HS 8 )-.Iohnn Dollar CBS 4 - lling Cro-iv CBS 9 041- Chuck ion J.imlMrr B IS Mu-it On Hei-ord Nut tlnvf it New Siimmin 9 ft Atnca N Andv mitma Mall-CBS 10 in World Nw l) IS Platter I'arnd in 'iS Newt Niterap 11 f)' Sin Off i'! BMt:r. A White Seal CLruC KRXL Remaining Hours Today 4- M fuuoa law. MM 4 IS Frank Hminfway -MM 4 W Hr I 'I"h Aniwf M 4 Kam Flay- MDI 5 00-Bob it Kay-MHS 5 w Bob Grcan MBS 5- 4'- .Mulc 3 4S Bill Brundifa- -MBi I vi Cacil Brown MM 100 Gabntl Haalttr MM b IS Star Time f 10 Bob Grant Nw 0 4A hum M i-MM 8 s Wagon Wheel 7 00 Kporw Sootl.frvt 7 15 In Th Kom Hoom 7 (0 Cico Kid 00 rultoti Ur1iMU 1 IS Logri Waathtr B JO M line B.;0 City Editor-MBS B 1(0 New MBS t IS M itnc a :ii An Old Faihinned ChriatmM 10 i Ml Ganguutfr MBS 10:10 Party Ltn 1 1 'Ml Tomorrow Headline 11. OS Partr Lm THCRSKAY, DrCKMKFIt 11, IBM B 00 Sign On 6.01 Harry F-ra Opcnar 8 (0 County Agent fl .16 (iopel Broader a iter 0 40 Weather Iltport n4.S-Miell Bulletin Board 7 00 Frank Hemingway. MBS 71S Breakfatt Gang -MBS 7 4S Local New T 30 Feed Bag 00 Cliff Engle MBS 8 Iv Mimic n 2.S Kraft New R :10 Haven of Kt MBS 9 M) Take iie a 0,v Musie 9 IS-Kraft Nev.t MBS B 2 Hlackwu-rft Brother B :;o Ladiei' Choict 9 4S Three Sum 10 00 Newipper of th Air MBS 10 I'. 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Minute Final 10 4H1- Official Detective MBS 10 .10 party Line 11 no Tomorrow Maadhnaa lt:0Sprty Line 11 :ifl sign Oif Washington State Agrees To Share Toll Bridge Cost I OI.VMI'IA, Wash. The i Washington Toll Hridye Authority j agreed formally Tuesday to share j with Orecnn ;u per rent of the cost ! of rebuilding the Interslale Bridge (linking t'ortland and ancouver. (The federal government would foot the other half of the bill. Stale Highways Director W. A. Rugge. said the Oregon Highway Commission would act on a simi lar resolution late Tuesdav or on Wednesday. The resolution are procedural j sleps necessary before the federal government will give final approval to pay the other half of the esti male1 three million dollar recon struction cost. The two slates share of the cost will cnnic form a U million dollar bond issue authorized to finance construction of a new bridge across the Columbia Kiver between an comer and Portland and to re build the existing span. Work on the old bridge will begin afier completion of the new one. Ruge said. It will be raised to ; ihe height of the new one. giving! the same clearance (or navigation. ' 1 he Oregon Highway Commis sion recently announced it would call for bids on the new bridge in mid-Janua ry. Source Of Name Puzzle To Native Oklahoman SKA'ITi.K t.f Tep-Sqnant-NVe Jackson is evpectini: Miss Hobbie Have Slnplin from Norman. Ok la , I his weekend to become Mrs. Jackson. "My name ni iht mean some thins m Indian." said (he 2I-yar-old aircraft electronic technician. '1 don't know. "There's an old Indian custom around (Ian. Okla The srand f at her has the privilege of na ra mi; his son s first born. The grand father is supposed to step outside the door at the lime of (he birth and name the baby for the first thins he set's. I never did find out what grandpa saw " Jackson told a reporter ht and his sweel heart of childhood days al (lans expect to he married Dec. M) at tirandview. Wash. SPECIAL GUARD - SANTIAGO. Chile National : police placed a special t u a r d around I. a Muneda. ot final resi : donee of President Carlos lbanez. ! Tuesday because of reports that a I plot was beini! hatched. IF YOUR NEWS REVIEW HAS NOT BEEN DELIVERED BY 6:15 p.m. Call OR 2-2631 No colli offer 7 p.m. please KBES - TV CHANNEL I, MEDI USD WIDNEKUAT, DECEMHEH II, 19SI H:S0 Oavollona 1) 00Matinea l.txy Garden Horn And Farm 1:1S Secret Storm 1 W World Of Mr Sweaney 1:4WV Hogu Camera 300Pin!y Lee 3: 10 Howdy Doody 3 f Femir.lna Fanciaa 3 :0 .Med ford City Srhool 4 OoAfternoon Theater 31-tJnrle Bill Show 5 ,)0 And' Gang 'Ml Dance Time B l.S New 6 25 Weather 8 10 Hop long Caid 7 00 l!S Steel Hour R 00 Dunev land B Follow That Man 9 Science Fiction 1000 Modern Tale Of Tha Texas Ranger 10 tfi Bei Theater 12 041 New And Sign Off KOIN - TV CHANNEL I, PORTLAND THl RSI! 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BURT LANCASTER "Jim Thorpe, All-American" plut "Cattle Town" Dennii Morgan "- Give lnrtotnmnt Qgj ROSEBURG THEATMS SCRIP BOOKS jjftt Moke Ideal Gifts Two Local GOC Women Chalk Up 9,000-Hour Total (i round Observer Corps Supervi sor .Mrs. Dorothy Tealer and her assistant Mrs. Cora Little have racked up 9,000 hours of "sky watching" at the Ituseburj! post. They were presented awards at a recent ceremony. Mrs. Teater was credited with 5.oou hours, and Mrs. Utile with 4.000. Other hour awards went to: Mrs. Belle Crenshaw, Mrs. Cora Mey ers and Albert Culver, all 1.230 hours; K. B. Bass. 500 hours and chief observer winjs; Mrs. II. (t Jad will, Mrs. Louise Smiunson, Mrs. Myrtella Canaday, Beth and Hoy KniEK. Archie Curier and John Workman. 2.'0 Jiours. Several others received 5u-hour wins and several day captains received their assistant thief observer wings. Alaj. II. K. Statfurd of the Port land Kilter Center and U. Harold J. Anderson, sector officer al Eu gene, made the presentation of awards. The two men strongly stressed the importance of the ob server posts. Also speak inn was Asst. Police Chief Vernon Murdoch Jr., who commended the Roscburij GOC for their work at the post. Attorneys Ask For New Trial For Sherry Fong PORTLAND i.P The attorney of Sherry Fonjj filed a motion Tuesday asking a new trial. The attorney, Irvin Goodman, asked that the second dejjree mur der verdict against Mrs. Fong for the death of Diane Hank, be set aside. A 22-pae motion filed with Cir cuit Judge Alt fed P. Dobson says Mrs. Fong failed to get a fair and impartial trial. It says evidence was not sufficient for the verdict. 'If the motion were granted it would give Mrs. Fong her fourth trial. In the first she was convicted but Judge Dobson set the verdict aside; in the second a mistrial was declared early; and in the third she was convicted on a 10-2 vote of killing lh'-year-o!d Diane Hank, her occasional baby sitter and friend. Wcdt A 3 (mow axciiing " bs TruaLif Advntur I llB,l"lll,, a fjmimm l 1 w?gssm jTrfTJ,!! dip ltr ! BREAKS ALL-TIM! RECORD KtT.ENE tilt Postmaster Eth an Newman said the Kugene post office broke an all-time record Monday when it handled 286.4.M outgoing letters and parcels. The previous hinh was 250.202 on Dec. 17 last year. V Closed This Week THRU SATURDAY Coming Sunday THE ROAD TO DENVER JDHk PAYHE" WOWA fBEEMAI PLUS 2nd FEATURE ii-s.i'if-awjiflHiuaxi NO SHOW UNTIL SUNDAY DECEMBER 25 MERRY XMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR TODAY! thru Friday only! t- -- i
