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NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1948 FIVE 4 Theater Attractions The screen' two masterminds of mirth, Ahbott and Cosiello, bring their latest fun-free-for-all. "The Noose Hangt High," to the Indian Theater opening today. This time the scream team gets Involved with S.Vj.000 that doesn't belong to them and the mad chase mixes up the comedy duo with a cement mixer. Leon Errol is cast as an eccen tric millionaire who follows the ponies. Joseph Casseia plays a big-time bookie who -Is out for blood and his monev. And statuesque Cathy Downs Is the lovely lady who spends the $50,-000. 7T 1 Amputees' Auto Request Deadline Extended One Year The deadline ror obtaining the vehicles under the "autos for amputees" program was extend ed until June 30. 1!H9 by recent legislation. The previous dead line was June 30. 1W8. Congress extended the law an other year to assist veterans who are still In hospitals or who have not yet applied for vehicles. Q. How long must a World War II veteran he totally disabled to be entitled to waiver of premium payments on National Service (G.I) Life Insurance?. A. You must be totally disabled six or more consecutive months before applying for waiver of premiums. Regular payments should be continued after apply ing until notified by the VA of approval of your application, at w hich time arrangements may be made for refunding unnecessary pavmems. World War II veterans who lost the use of one or more legs, at or above the ankle, have an other year in which to apply for automobiles or other conveyances at government expense. IDMD Th Vo!c of Th MBS KKNK Roseburej Nw-Rtvitw 14 90 On Your Dial aoT aoneas Opening tonight at the Star Theater Roy Rogers, the King of the Cowboys, with his horse Trig ger in the Trucolor production of '"Eyes of Texas". Also seen in this picture will he Andy Devine. The second feature at the Star Is "Heading for Heaven," starring Stuart Erwln. I r.rwin is tne latest noiiywooa star to start producing his own films. His first, adapted from the play, "Heading for Heaven," which was produced on the Coast several years ago, is currently showing at the Star Theater with Glenda Farrell and himself in the leading roles. Stu has long wanted to man age his own company, and when he mentioned the fact to Director Lewis D. Collins, the latter of fered to join in the venture, and suggested "Heading for Heaven" as a perfect vehicle lor the first production. Their enthusiasm spread to George Moskov, long associated with independent motion picture ventures, as production manager. Next to Join the group was Russ Vincent, a young actor who has been making a name for himself lately. The quartet, who call them selves Ace Productions, intends making a half dozen comedies of the type which has twvome known as "homespun." The first "Heading for Heaven," has Jack Schwarz as executive producer. Early-Day Student Of Roseburg Passes BANDON, July 20.-Mrs. Ra chel Edna Greig, first school teacher in Bandon, died July 7 at her home on the Hoffman farm at Powers Junction, the same house In which she was born January 1, 1862. Funeral services were held Friday at Myrtle Point. After attending school at Wilbur and Rosehi rg, she came to Bandon in 1883 to teach the first chool opened here. Blasted KtMAINI.NG HOURS tODAV 4 00 Pulton Lewti. Jr. 4 IV-While King S(Mp Co. 4:30 Goodi Nrwi Prof ram, Awtmbly nf God Church. 4 45 Say It With Muitc. M.Ucr'l RCA Radio Dept. S-00 South American Way. S;ld Chandu, the Magician, Whit Kinf Soap Co. J-KI Johnny Long 5 45 Tom Mix. Ralston Purina. A .no Gabriel Meaner. Carter Products. 13 Sport Page. Barcua Salt fc Servtr. 21 Music. 2S State Loral Newa, Roaeburg Motors, ran The Lone Wolf 6 W Bill Henry and the Newt. 7.00 You Namt It. Umpqua Valley Hardware 7:!S Ht Neighbor. Canten'i Furniture,. 7:30 The Ciro Kid. Modern Furntture :00 What's th Nam of That Song. Wild root. 8:SO Here's to Veterans. 8 4V-Sports Pag, Barcus Sales and Servic. SO State and Local News. Roseburf Motor Co. 55 Billy Rnse. Pitching Horsshos, R. B Semler. 00 Alka Seltzer News. Miles La be IV Fleetwood Law ion. Union Oil Co. ft .10 Cowboy Serenade, Daw Engineering 4 Eventide Echoes. 10:OO Fulton Lewis. Jr., Umpqua Auto V Implement. 10 IV-Wax Gallery 10:43 Your Telephone Request. 11:10 News Roundup. Ill Dance Orch. 11:30 Sign Off. THURSDAY. JVLY 22, IMS 00 Sunrise Serenade, flil.t Farm Bulletin Board. 6 ; Yawn Patrol g .VV Roseburg Auction. 7 no News, White King Soap 713 Rim and Shine. Block Drug. Inc. 7 3f State and Local News, Dr. Bruc Tuck T:PSThsi Beehive 7:40 Rhapsody in Wax g no Haven of Rest. Good Ship Grac. ft .to Meet the Band. 43 l-en Bark and Listen 9 00 Wallyt Coffee Tim. Wally'g Grocery. 15 John B Kennedy, Healthalds. 30 Man About Town, Joes it Low ell -40 Musical Interlude. S. SO Shopper's Guid. Harth's Ja Marshall-Wells tO-OA Alka Seltzer News, Mil Lab. 10 l. Two-Ton. Baker. M.30 Plantation Houa Party, Modern Furniture. 10 43 Les Brown Orch. 11:00 Pastor's Scrap book. Presbyterian Churrh- M lV-Melodv Matinee. RosrMirg Dal-y 11 JO Queen for a Day, Mile Lab, and Philip Morris. 12:00 Musical Menu. 12. JO Sports Pag of th Air, Keel Motor Co. 13:40 State and Local New, Hansen Motors. tS:4ft National News, Roseburg Theaters. 12:55 Terminal Market Reports, tig Fett. 1:00 Man on th Street, Hennlnger't Mart 1:15 The Johnson Family, Calkin Finance Co 1 It's Requested, Judd Furniture. J 00 Heart's Desire. Philip Mom ft Co. 2 30 Snni of Our Times. Patterson' Bakery. 2 43 Flortsu Show, Umpqua Florist. 3 00 Music. 3 . Ca Loma Time. 3 43 Local Loan Show, Local Loan Co. 4 no Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4 t3 Frank Hemtngwer, Folftr't. 4:.T0 Songs for Everyone. Roseburg Refrigeration. -Sav ft With Music. Miller's RCA Radio Department. 5:00 Just Relax. 6:15 Chandu. th Magician. Whit King Soap Co. 5:30 Spot lit ht on a Star, Hern's Super Creamed. .MS Tom Mix. (100 John B. Kennedv. Healthalds. 6:15 Sports Page, Barcus Sales at Servic. tVJft - Music 6:23 State and Local New. Roseburg Motor Co. a m Quiet pirtse 33 Rill Henrv News 7 on What's News, Cork rum Motors. 7:15 Music You Remember. Douglas Supply Co. 7:30 World of Song. Farm Bureau. T:45 Three Quarter Tim, Emery Insurance. 8 OO Straight Arrow. Nshisco. 30 Across the Footlights, Lock wood Motors. : 43 Footprints In the Rands of Time. g 3o Music. 35 Billy Rose. Pitching Horseshoes. Barbs sol Co. OA News. Miles Lane, 15 Fleetwood tiwion. Union Oil Co. 8:30 Moonlight Serenade, Trowbridge Electric. 43 Forest Conservation Program. 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10:15 Wax Gallery. 10:45 Telephone Request. 11:10 Evening Sports Roundup. 11:15 Migueltto Valdes Orch. 11:30 Sign Off. Mount McKinley Scaled by Three Alaska Students FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 21. i.T Three University of Alas ka students claimed today to have .conquered North America's highest peak 22.270-foot Mourn McKinley. One of the climbers, 25-year-old Walter Oonnason of Carnation, Wash., Informed the Fairbanks News-Miner .by telephone that the trio reached the summit at 1 p. m.. July 13, after a 25-day trip from Wonder Lake, north of the mountain. With him were Charles Pieper, 25. of Deerfield. III., and John McCall. 25, of Eapln, Colo. Two companions Philip Spalding, 25, of Vermont, and Ed Huizer, 24, of Maine were un able to continue past the 18,000 foot elevation, he said. They re mained In camp during the one day assault on the top. Gonnason said the party had only five days of Rood weather during the climb over the route blazed a year ago by a cosmic ray research expedition led by Bradford Washburn, nationally known mountain climber. They passed the hours playing bridge, he said. At the summit, the partv re corded a temperature of 20 de grees below. In 10 years touch off a big Ksklmo celebration which pre cedes arrival of supply ships with a year's provisions within several weeks. The Ice broke at 0:33 a.m. A Ketchikan pair, signing as "Vlckl and Jerg," won S3.579 by predict ing the Ice crackup at 8:58 a.m. The device of th rattlesnake, colled and ready to strike was popular with colonists before the American revolution and used on a number of flags. VIC RICE AND HIS ORCHESTRA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT KENNEDY'S DUTCH MILL 2 'a Mi. S. on Hwy99 Dancing From 9:00 P. M. 'til 1:00 A.M. Teenagers Welcome Admission: Ladies 50c Gents 75e The New Rainbow Cafe " So Quality Food Well Served Open Day and Night Every Day "Southerh Oregon's Finest Dining Place" E. T. Krewson and Julius Benham. owners Best Guess en Breakup Of Ice Pack Wins $3,579 POINT BARROW, Alaska, July 20. (JP It was summer here today. The Arctic Ocean Ice pack broke Sunday morning latest ffpSBE'WBIWiy"'1" 1,111 w "H1 "I 1 V " , v J I - , -r faM I ' s ' 1 ,i y 1 it; iiiflhi i rn- " Kruichl Tnkuda, Japan's numbej one Communist, was hit by a homemade srraade as he ad dressed a Communist rally of 1.000 persons. His body was pierced bj 3 smsll holes, but his condition at described a "pretty rood." RAINBOW CAFE Shalimar Room mm Open Daily 12Non T.I 2:30 A M. "The Ultimate In Food and Refreshment" Dancing 9 P. M. 'til 2 A. M. Nightly except Monday Music by Spence Van Noy'i entertaining trio. 1 22 S. Stephens Phone 379 TIGER TOOTH 100 See Page 6 Jta 9:30 P. M. Every Wednesday and Saturday Night PLAYMGR GARDENS OPEN AIR PAVILION MODERN MUSIC REFRESHMENTS By the River Two Miles South of Dillard on Hwy 99 AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION CARNIVAL AND CIRCUS NOW SHOWING ROSEBURG Circus Grounds Garden Valley Rd. and Highway 99 North The Largest Show Ever , to Play Roseburg. . 20,000 Feet of Neon, Gorgeous Beoufiful Dancing Girls. Funny Old Clowns. 2 6IG FREE ACTS? 16 Thrilling Rides! 13 High Class Shows Matinee Sot. t Sun. 1 P. M. to 5 P. M. Mile Long Midway All New This Yeor. Dare-Devil Motordrome Riders. Thrills, Spills. Wild Animals. Fun for All. DEATH DEFYING CinCUS ACT PERFOMINQ 1S0 FEET IN THE Ain WITHOUT SAFETY DEVICES 0 NETS. NEW THRILLING RI0ES. FREAKS. ODDITIES FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD. TINY MIDGETS. DWARFS. GIANTS. CIRCUS PONIES FOR THE KIDS. F0LL0 THE BIG TWIN SEARCHLIGHTS. STARTS TODAY mll HIGHl f) CWto i-M. 1,. Vil1 I-iUI EAGLE LION FILMS esistxrs , STARTS TODAY Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys and. Trigger are back to give you all the excitement and color of the Old West! II V4i ifi THRILL TRAIL I ?y rl) T0M"6EI II I U m mimKi 13 in TRUCOLOR Um ROBERTS WCT DEVIKE BOB ROUI mi Sji Seat 1 tmrnt JOSEPH CALLEIA 4 LEON ERROL CATHY DOWNS tun, cn, t Hrr ",0uC,D ANB ",eT, " CHARLES BARTON Latest Newsreel Technicolor Cartoon Selected Short SHOWS 2:00 7:00 9:15 K M. 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