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Seattle Plans
GOP Parade
For De
. SEATTLE,. SepL real
old time political parade will be
the escort through downtown Se
attle, for Gov. Thomas E. Dewey,
republican' presidential candidate,
when he arrives here Sept. 18 to
make his first nationwide broad'
cast from the Pacific coast
Dewey will arrive at 1:30 ajn.
froni Spokane, where tie will con
fer the day before with eastern
Washington party leaders. The
official party greeting will precede
the parade to Dewey's hotel suite
and the balance of the day will be
spent in conference with westside
.leaders.
The address will be delivered at
the civic auditorium at 7:30 pan.
. .Hamilton Gaddis, Dewey's assist
ant secretary arrived in Seattle
today to complete arrangements
with Arnold Beezer, King county
republican chairman.
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10:15 Jack Bercfa.
10:30 Luncheon with Lopes.
10:45 American Woman's Jury.
ll:0O Cedrte Foster. ..
11:15 US -Navy.
11 JO Jane . CowL
11:45 Musical Library.
11:00 OrfanaJities. . " , . '
11:15 News.
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12:45 Skyline Serenade.
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Broadcasts-
For Thursday," Sept 7:" '
10 p.m. (EWT) NBS and CBS
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's opening
campaign speech, from , Philadel
phia, sponsored by republican na
tional committee. - -
Mercury Reaches 103.9
Degrees in Roseburg
ROSEBURG, Sept. 6 - () - The
mercury shot to 103.9 degrees here
Tuesday, to set an all-time record
for September. Previous high was
103.6 degrees y, on September 2,
The record temperature was also
the highest of the year, topping an
August 29 reading of 101 degrees.
Humidity dropped to 14 per cent
during Tuesday's hot spell. ..
lOPA Prices Confusing
i PORTLAND, SepL 6 -UP)-The
OPA had a new complaint today.
; Restaurateurs said the list of
prices of 40 dishes, which must be
8:45 Russ Morgan Orchestra. -News.
t:15 Rex Miner.
:90 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
AS Merle Pm Orchestra.
10:0O True Detective laysteriea.
10 JO News, v
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11:00 Open House. j,
11:35 News Roundup. -
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:1S Western Stars.
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7:45 NeUon Prlnele.
SAO Consumer News.
8:1-Valiant Lady.
8 JO Usht of the World.
8:45 Aunt Jenny.
AO Kate Smith Speaks.
t:lS Bl Slater
Jo Romance of 'Helen Trent
t:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10 AO Life Can Be BeauufuL
10:15 Ma Perkins. .
10 JO Bernadine Flynn,
10:45 The Goldbergs.
11 AOPortia Faces Life.
11:15 Joyce Jordan. -
11 JO Younf Dr. Malona.
11:45 Perry Mason,
12:00 News.
12:15 Neichbors.
12 JO Bright Horizons.
12:45 Bachelors Children
- 1 AO This Changinc World. .
1:15 Bob Anderson. News.
1 JO Mary Marlin.
1 :45 Somethins lor You.
2 AO Newspaper of the Air.
2:30 Meet the Missus. '
3 AO News
3:15 Hollywood.
3 JO Stars of Today.
3:45 World Today.
3:65 News.
4 AO Lady of the Press.
4:15 Problem Clinic.
4:25 Lou Holts.
4-30 Tracer f Lost Persona.
5:00 Fletctier WUey.
5:15 Red's Gang;.
5 JO Harry Flannery. News.
5:45 News.
5:55 BiU Henry.
-00 Major Bowes
8:30 Corliss Archer. -
7 AO Republican National Com.
' 7 JO Here's to Romance.'
. . SAO I Love A- Mystery.,. :.,
8:15 Passins Parade.
830 Death Valley. Sheriff. ,
8;55 News . '
AO Mystery Time. -
JO Jerry Sears Presents.-
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Pepper Says Future Peace,
Prosperity Depends on FDRr
SEATTLE 'Sept. CrtHThe future peace and prosperity of
America depends on the re-election of President Roosevelt at the
November election, which jwiil be "one of the crucial points in our
history,' SerUClaude Pepper (D-Fla) ;assertecl tpnight
The results" of the election, he told a public meeting at a
theater here 'will determine whether we shall have peace and
- i ' I prosperity or depression and war.
Boy Scout Executive i
Resigns' in Portland
PORTLAND, Sept rW)-Af ter
presiding over the northwest re
gion for 10 years, Edward L. Cur
tis, Boy Scout executive, has re
signed, the national executive
board of scouts said here today.
The i region includes Oregon,
Washington, fcdaho, western Mon
tana j Alaska,! and part of northern
California. 1 y -
posted in each cafe, was confusing
to customers, They keep ordering
from1 it, instead of from the menu.
10 AO rive Star Pnai.-- '
10:15 Wartime; Women f
10 ao Gardening with Bouquet.
10 JO Orchestra. s
10:45 Texas iRansers. ...
ll AO News-i t . ?
11 AS Voice of the Army.
1120-Jan Sayitt Orchestra.
11 JO Airflqi of the Air.. : j
11 J5 Orchestra. I'
ll sis Orcnestra. ' . r ?
11 5 Newsj -:. .
12AO Serenade ' i
12 J0-8UM sjn. Musie and News. I
KKX BN THtTtSTAT-llte Ke.
AO Musical Clock. v
US Farmiknd Home Makers,
:45 Western Asricuiture. i
T AO Horn Harmonies. i
7 AS Top of. Hornmf. j
7U5 New m . j I v
730 James Abbe Observes.
7:45 The Listen In c Post
S AO Breakfast Club !
AO Glamour Manor. .(
JO Breakfast at Sardl'S. I
10 AO NeWS. ; :. :; :'!."'
10:15 SUr of Today. I
10 JO My True Story. ; -
1035 Aunt- Jemima. . . '
11 AO Baukhaie Talklne.
113S The Mystery Chef. . $
11:30 Ladles Be Seated. '
12 AO Soncs. ,br Morton Downey.
12:1S HoUywood SUr Time. ?
12 JO News. . - !
1 AO News. ' . I
1:15 Radio Parade. f
1 JO Time Views the News."
1:45 Glanetasvat HoUywood.
1 JO Gen. i Paul Malone.
S AO What's.:. Dotnjt. Ladles. ,
2:30 Voice of Experience.
2:45 Christian Science Prorram.
3:00 Lawrence Welk Orchestra.
3:15 Lawsoti McCaU.
3 JO Rollie Truitt Time. s
3:45 Don t Norman Show.
4 AO Musical Mysteries..
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4 JO It's Murder, i t
4:45 Sea Hound.
4 AO Tern and the Pirates. I
" :is Die laey
f JO Jacks Armstrong.
Rnnl Rarrina
8 AO Sunset:.. Serenade.
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8 JO SpotiiJtht Bands ' T
C J5 The : Story Teller.
7 AO Raymond Gram Swing.
T J5 Appointment for Life.
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8 as Lum and Abner.
8:30 Carlos Molina.
AO Bring . Your Own Jkes.
JO New. , li'
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ii.w Americi a vwn gnui(.
11 0 Concert Hour. ll s
tQW NBC THtrUDAT-irt Ke.
4 AO Dawn Patrol v -.1 -;
8 JO News, Parade -. -1 f..l--?
9 AO Musical Memories, f i
7:15 New Headlines t'
: 7 JO Here's: Glen Again.
7.-45 Sam Hayes. 1
8 AO Stars . of Today. I
8:15 James Abbe Newa
8:30 Mirth and Madness, i
AO Voice of A NaUon. I
.15 Larry Smith. !
JO Moods in Melody. . j .
10 AO Ruth Forbes. I
10:15 La wson McCaU, News.;
10 JO Aunt l Mary. I
10:45 Art Baker Notebook.'
11 AO The Gutdms Light. ' ? '
11:15 Today's Children.
11 JO Women in White. .
11:45 Hymns of All Churches.
12 AO Women of America, i
12:13 Ma Perkins. I -
12 JO Pepper Young's Family.
12:45 Right to Happiness.
S I AO Backstace WUe. i
1 1 :1S Stella, Dallas.
11:30 Lorenso Jones. I
1 1:45 Young Widdcr Brown., I
, 2 AO When: A Gu-1 Marries.'
2:15 We . Love and Learn.
2JO Just i Plain Bia i
J2:45 Front Page FarreO. i ,
13A0 Road of Ufe. f
i 3:15 David Harum. j
13 JO B. Boynton.
1 3.45 Rambling Reader. - :
4 AO DrJ Kate. $
4 :1 5 Newa of the World. .. ,
4:30 Voice of A Nation, i
4:45 Day .Poster. Commentator.
5 AO OK for. Release. , -
5:15 Rebx in Rhythm. . i
5 JO Songs of Good Cheer; '
5:45 Louis P. lcfaaex. f
AO Musie Halt t I
8:30 Charlie Chan. 3
7A0 Prese&Ung Hsrry Savoy. :
1J0 March of Tune. - a
SAO Mercer's Music Shop.!
8:15 Night Editor ;
8 JO Those We Love. . H
AO The American Challenge,
aft rilr OIMM.T - a - : ;
110:00 News Flashes..- . t
10:15 Your Home Town News,
!10J5 Musical Interlude. ;
1 10:30 Strings, for MediUUon,,
!lJ5 News. ' .
It AO Hotel' Blrtmore Orchestra.
11 JO War News Roundup.
13 AO 2 sin. Swing SiuU. s -
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10:15 The. Horaemaker's Hoar.
11 AO Southland Sinainf. i v
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1 12.15 Neon rarm Hour. I
10 Kidin' the Range. -
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Safeway Las select quality, tree-ripened Hales End
Elbertas! Yon won't find better fruit or lower prices,
anywhere than at your nearest Safeway Store. Make
year relectioca TODAY!
I "We can have an enduring peace
I it we will. We canliave pros-
( naritv.L-if n vrfll Rut tn haw
them we must have.an administra
tion, with experienced leadership.
"Most Have FDR" 1 t
"In 'short, we must have. Roose
velt. , .
, "The people cannot afford to ex
periirent with the party that did
not foresee the big depression and
did nothing about it when; it
came.?- '','
Pepper conferred with western
Washington democratic leaders
shortly after his ' arrival ' on his
West coast speaking tour 'and then
held a press conference before his
address. .. 1 . -
Coast! to be Busy
At the press conference, he ex
pressed the opinion that with the
emphasis in the war swinging to
the Pacific the "brrden of produc
tion for. the. warV will fall on the
Pacific coast states, with war out
put being increased in the western
area until : the Japanese ; are
crushed. . .
Hei predicted "extraordinary ex
pansion" of western industry J in
the postwar era as a result of the
impetus received in war produc
tion;! .-V ' ,- - :
"But," he added, I the develop
ment can take jlace only - under
administration friendly to the
west-' .
Expanded Markets
"The Pacific coast will have ex
panded natural markets but to ob
tain a maximum of markets it will
be necessary, to revise the freight
rate structure. - We purpose seeing
the west and south get a lower
fright rate that will put them on a
parity with the much lower rates
enjoyed by the east." ;
Republican candidate, Gov.
Thomas. E. Dewey of New York,
opposes such rate revision. Pepper
added, "because he is afraid it will
take industries out of New. York
State." ,;; -J
Powers First
Soil President
- CORVALLIS, Sept M)-Ir.
W. L. Powers, head of the Ore
gon state college soil department,
was named first president of the
Soil Science Society of Oregon,
organized here today as a branch
of the Oregon Academy of Sci
ence. , - . '
Chief speaker was Robert M.
Salter, chief of the bureau of
plant industry, soils and agricul
tural engineering, . - Washington,
Other officers chosen were Dr.
S. W. Crosby, , Portland, vice -
president, and Dr. Ray Pendleton,
Corvallis, secretary - treasurer.
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same word may often serve as
noun, adjective, verb or adverb.
1:15 Traffic Safety.
1:30 Variety Time.
1 Homemakers' Half Hour. -3:30
Memory Book ot afusae
.3.-00 New. .
3:15 Music
4.-00 Horace Heidt
4 :1S Latin-American Neighbors.
.4 JO Novatime.
4:45 The Rhythm Makers.
5:00 On the Upbeat
$30 Something for the Girls.
5:45 The Magic Casement
1:00 News. - - -i
0:15 Kvening farm Hour.
: 00 Lawrence Welk Orchestra.
:15 Our Nation's Shrines.
1 JO Lift Up Thy Voice. .
S0 Lest We Forget I
S:15 Musical Comedy Revue.
5:30 Music that Endures.
:30 News.
:45 Evening MediUUons.
10 .DO Sign Off. - - .
EARLY
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PatMcCarran
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CARSON CITY, Nev, Sept 6-
(Pr-Seni. Pat McCarran, hailed as
an mderdent thiriker and criti
cized as an isolationist, was as
sured Nevada's democratic sena
torial nomination today as hisop-
ponent,f Lt Gov. w Vail Pittman,
trailing: by 1178 votes conceded
defeat in one of this state's hot
test campaigns.
With all but 22 of the 283 pre
cincts reporting, the 88-year-old
chairman of the senate Judiciary
committee had 10,937 votes to
Pittman's 9759 as results of yes
terday's election were tabulated.
Pittman, KLY- publisher and
brother of the late Sen. JKey Pitt
man, extended his congratulations.
It was estimated several - days
might be required to, compile the
final vote. .
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