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
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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.
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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'. Tello-Te.l-MBS
In .( Mutic
11 ' Kraft New MBS
11 OS Here Holh wood MBS
II 10 McKay New
11 l.S Morning Mrlndie
11 ?.n Queen lor a D MBS
12 OOR'ivMir Be oorier
! 12 IS Mtd-Dav New
lll iO Greet Your Neighbor
12 IS Market ReporU
12 S'K Sports Lineup
12 .VS-Mumc
1 0"--Ua'.e With Tlet
. 1 10-Story Time MBS
:f.S Town ("rier
2 'Ml-Billboard
.1:00- Music
I. 2S Sam Have, -MBS
K . 10 Behind the S' iry MBS
3 4-S Tf Uo-TeV MBS
4 0(1 Fulton Liwii -MBS
4 IS Frank Hemingway MBI
4 10 Here tha Answer MBS
4 4S Sam Have MBS
30H-Hntj A: Rsv-MRS
3 10 Brh Greene MBS
5 40.luiir
5 4S Bill Brundaga-MBY
-S ;.S Of 1 1 Brown MBS
5 00 Gabriel Heatler- MBS
ft IS I Kiie Fnher -MBS
fl 'lO B-r Grant New
f, csrn Ha -f-MBS
6 -.s Wagon Wheel
7 o sport Snot hght
ft no Fulton Lewi MBS
8 IS Logger Weather
JO Mu-ii
H 2 Strictly Initrumental
K -10 public Proecutor MRS
t) (HI News MBS
H l.S firm Buieati Exchange
2S Mumc
! . 0 Mum al Madnei
!t j.'it ive. 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.
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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! AT, bFCFMRER 21,
II 0O-- Panorama Pacific
8 1 Mr. Weatherman
8 iO Panorama Pacific
8 4S-H Fun to Reduce
BiKi Valiant Ladv
9 IS Love of Life
8 :i0 Search For Tomorrow
9 4S Guiding Light
10 00 Armchair Tnealra
10 'Hi Love Story
11 00 Hobert Q Lewi
11 .10 Art Llnkletter Houteparty
12 (--Viitin- Time
U' W Bob Crosby Show
1:00 Brighter Day
1 IS Secret Storm
l:iO On Your Account
2 00 KOIN Kitchen
2 JO-Strike It Rich
3 (Ml Garry Moore Show
a ,0 Arthur Godfrey Time
4 10 Mr. Moon
4 4.S Cartoon Time
5 00 Bed Dunning Hour
6'MJ Mr Weatherman
8 OS Sport icene
6 ID New Parade
6 IS -Doug Edward New
fl :t0 St PreMon of Yukon
7 00 Johnny Carson Show
7: 10 -I Search For Adventure
fl 00 Botj Cumminga Show
8 .10 Climax
9.10-Four Star Plivhoua
10:00 Confidential File
10:. 10 City Desk
10 . '13 Showtime On Six
KVAL - TV
CHANNEL II, IU(F.M
wrn.EsnAT, dkcfmrfr n, mis
1 M Or All Thinga
3 (XV Malinee
4 M Hue! Book
5.041- Ri Hounnup
5 Tlie Newt
5o Sticu t Headlin-a
5 55 Weather Report
6M)-W,ld Bill liicknk
ft .10 - Bleak the Bank
7 1X1 -1 lf) Three Uvea
7 :in rtunevljind ABC
B::tii Life of Hilev
H.()0 - Snence Kiction Theatre
fl :tt stid iock Hoimea
10 IK1TI1 A
10 .10 -Midwestern llavride- NBC
ll.Wl Inspector Mark S.iter
Movie Showtime
H'Kn.M'SDAr, nUCKMUKR 31, J 9,1.1
INDIAN Complete Show Starif TW
1 4 "rootatepA In The Fo" 7.0,
STARLITFI Closed until Chnatmai
Dai
STAR Cloned Wednesday
THl RSDAT, DFCI'M HFR It, ma
INfllXN Complete Show StarU 7 00
II Footsteps In The Foe '
B 5ft
STARLITE Clomt until Chrltm
aTAR
KYES
950 k.c.
1 minutet pa it every hour
: from 7:4.1 am, lo p m.
New at
and miu
ThurHov thru Soturdav
"TIMBERJACK" itarriiuj Sterling
Hdyden, Vcro Raliton and David
Brian, plut Dane Clark, Carole
Mothewi and Wayne Morrit in
"PORT OF HELL'
End Tomght
"THl FARMER'S DAUGHTER"
and "RIVER BEAT"
Closed Wed.
Thurt thru Sat.
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!
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