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ANYONE CAN OPERATE rv 4 VICTOR Prict ond pcrformonct mok Vic tor oddtng machines procttcol for lorgt or small offices, stores, rtst. auronts, forms and homes. Total copocity, 7 columns. You con choose from 20 models $89.50 to $377.50. Phone 1 261 -R for a FREE demon jtrat ion! Ken's Office Equipment 631 So. Stephens ' Phone 126V-R Rented mn4 Rape ire Annual Red Cross Meet Scheduled fin r.Tf Variety Topi In Entertainment On KRNR MUTUAL -Don Let with: True Detective Mysteries From police files: The case of the "Dead Man's Re venge." 2:30 3 P. M. Sunday Family Theater MacDonold Carey will be host and narrator for the production of "The Bet." bv Anton t-hekov. 4:30 - 5 P. M. Sunday The Cabinet Reports Highlights of the National Democratic Jubilee with Al- ben Barkley, Walter Bran nan, Maurice Tobin, How ard McGroth ond others. 6-6:30 P.M. Sunday Twenty Questions This week's guest: Song stylist Johnny Johnston. 8 8:30 P. M. Sunday Here Comes the Bride Featuring an interview with a bride-ond-g room-to-be! 8:30 - 9 P. M Sunday Holy. Year In Europe A deeply obsorbing docu mentary program from Paris, Lourdes ond Rome ... 10:30-11:30 P. M. Sunday KRNR 1490 on your dio! The annual Douglaa C o u a t y chapter, American Red Cross, membership meeting will be held in the chapter rooms at the arm ory June 12 at 7:30 p.m., an nounced Secretary Douglas K. Sims. Purpose of the meeting la to review the past year's program, plan for the coming year, elect new directors and install officers for 1950-51. William T. Evans Jr., chairman of the local organization for the current year, expressed hopes for a large turnout. Any person re siding within Douglas county who is interested in community affairs should, if possible, arrange to at tend the meeting, he said. At this time the entire membership may take an active interest in planning the Red Cross program for their particular community's benefit All persona having contributed one dollar or more to the 1950 fund campaign have voting power and may participate in the election of chapter board members, as well as suggest program plans. , The meeting promises to be of county wide interest, since la it year there were nearly 3.5O0 bene ficiaries of Red Cross service in the county and over (.000 individ uals took part in carrying on the program, said Evans. E)uEj Just one hundred years ago, a Massachusetts shoemaker revolu tionized the shoe industry by in venting a machine for sewing leath er soles replacing the traditional nail and wooden peg method. DANCE Every Saturday Night The Old Hayloft At PRESCHERN BARN 4 Miles West on Melrose Rood Ray Bates and His 5-Pi c Wcttftrn Band LoOCt loOCC Now Playing at KENNEDY'S DUTCH MILL CHUCK and his RHYTHM KINGS Playing for Dances Every Saturday Night From 9 P. M. to I A. M. PLAN NOW TO BE THERE ADMISSION Men 1.00 Ladies .... 50c Tea Included U D D TONIGHT: Senator Brien McMahon (D) of Connecticut, who will hold the press conference on the air this week for "Meet the Press (8:30-11:00 p.m.) will be interviewed by the following newsmen: Prank Waldrop, of the Washington Times-Herald; Ernest K. Lindley, of Newsweek Magazine; William S. White, of the N. Y. Times, and May Craig, of the Portland, Maine, Press-Herald. Marshal McNeil, of the Scripps-Howard newspapers, will be the moderator. SUNDAY) A clue that wasn't there "helps "Nick Csrter" te selves "The Case of the Greedy Chest," (3:30-4:00 p.m.) . . . MacDenald Carey will be host and narrator for "The Family Theater's" production of "The Bet" by Anton Chekov (4:30 5:00 p.m.) . . . Special program shot (4:00-4:50 p.m.), entitled "The Cabinet Reports," featuring highlights of the National Democratic jubilee with a lineup of dignitaries Including Bark ley, Sawyer, Brannan, Tobin, Snyder, Donaldson, McGrath, Rayburn and many others. Song stylist Johnny Johnston will join regular panelists In guessing listener-submitted subjects en "Twenty Questions" (1:00-1:30 p.m.). Actual en-the-scene reports and interviews of "The Holy Year in Europe" have been compiled by MDL special events reporter John Wingate for an unusual hour-long documentary broadcast that will be aired over the Mutual-Don Lee network on Sunday (10:30-11:30 p.m.). Mr. Wingate visited the three major shrine cities of Europe Paris, Lourdes and Rome during the course of his 14,000-mile air-tour coverage of this, the holy year. He spoke . to hundreds of people throughout Europe American pilgrims visiting shrines and other holy centers, newspeper people there to report the scenes for their papers, and important personages and dignitaries. Highlights of this broadcast will be the reci tation of the Lord's Prayer by Pope Pius XII; opening remarks by Francis Cardinal Spellman, and absorbing interviews, "Chi cego Theater of the Air," usually heard at this time en Sunday night, will be cenceled this one time only, in order te permit this special "Holy Year" broadcast. MONDAY: "Independence Savings Bond Drive" 10:00-10:30 p.m.) with Jimmy Stewart, Bob' Hope, Bing Crosby, Doris Day, Eddie Can tor, Rochester and a concluding speech 'by President Truman. Will be followed immediately at 10:30 p.m. by another address by President Truman climaxing the national Democratic conference and Jefferson jubilee, being held in Chicago. KRNR Mutual Broadcasting System 1490 On Ycur Dial RM AININfJ IDVII TODAt 4:00 John Flynn. MUS. 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Mu tit' In Miv -MB! 5 OO Reviewing Stand. - MBS. 5:30 Radio Harris. MBS. 0 Jack rosier Orch. 6 10 World Of S porta. 6 45 Music 7 00 Mr. Feathers MBS 7:30 Jr. Chamber Commerce. 8 00 Happy Valley CowttoM. MO Meet The Pre. MBS. 9:00 News. MRS 9:15 Dink Temple ton. MBS. 8:30 WreFtltuf Parade. 10:30 Car rl bean Cro.nroad. MBS, ll OO Hank Music Shop. 11:2.1 Newt Nightcap. 11:30 St in Ott. :30 Momenta Of Devotion. 40 Garden Talka. 00 Radio Bthle Class. MBS. 10 OO Na,wa. -MBS. 10:15 Songs Of Cheer -MBS, 10 30 Lutheran Hour. MBS. 11 00 Church Servirea. 12-00 Orfan Concert. 12:15 Coipel Singer MRS 12:30 Canary Chorus. MBS. 12:45 National News. 1:01V Hopalona Caaaldv MBS. 1:30 Martin Kane MRS. 2 00 The Shadow MRS 2 30 True Detective Myttarlaa. MBS 3 OO Roy Roger. MBS 3 30 Mrk Carter. MRS. 4 OO California Caravan MBS. 430 Family Theatre. MBS. 5.00 Lay men 't Hour. 5-30 Tunefully Your. 6 on Cabinet Report. MBS. 6:30 World Of Sport. 6 45 Artie Shaw. T:O0 Mutk Of The Mailer. 7 30 Ray Block Show. BOO Twenty Questions MRS. 8 30 Here Come The Bride. 9.00 New. MBS 8:15 Memorable Music. 10 30 Holy Year In Europe. MBS. 11:30 New Nightcap. ) 1:35 Sign Off. "I don't wont to elope, Horry ... I just osked you to take me to the RAINBOW CAFE for dinner." G I Mlr4 ANCE To th Music of the MOOSE CLUB TRIO Moos Hall S. Stephens St. TONIGHT Members and Guests Only Modern Dancing Refreshments DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT at Oakland Legion Hall Bob "The Mustache" Weaver AND HIS DIXIELANDERS dt cuxce a i tke Shalimar FEATURING delicious steak and chicken dinners. For the ultimate in fine foods and refreshments, visit the smart, new, air conditioned SHALIMAR ROOM. For reservations, Phone 379. Tonight with the Dancing uifl From 9 until 2 0 THE THE BIG SHOW Sponsored By . V. F. W Kelley Post DOUGLAS GREATER SHOWS Opens Monday May 15-6:30 P. M. BOO PEOPLE RIDES SHOWS Salvation Army Plans Observance Of Anniversary Observing the 34th anniversary of the Guards and Sunbeams of the Salvation Army in the United States, the Roseburg Corps has arranged a week-long program of activities. The week will be cli maxed Sunday, : lay 21, with the commissioning of the Sunbeams, announced Capt, Claud Bowdea. The Sunbeams are the girls un der 12 yeara. The program, slatt ing Monday. May IS, will include a lour for the group of Patterson's bakery at S p.m. On Tuesday they will wear their uniforms to school, make visita tions and recruit new members. On Wednesday after school they will visit the Douglas county. home and present a program for the pa tients. The regular meeting day is scheduled Thursday liter school. Boxes are to be packed for overseas shipment. Potluck dinner for Sunbeams and their parents at 6 p.m. is scheduled Friday. An evening of fun and fellowship is to follow. A colored scenic film will be shown. An outing for the Sunbeams i scheduled Saturday. They will cook their meal out of doors U the weather permits. Sunday school will be at 10 a. m. In the evening at 6:30. a candlelight service and commis sioning of the Sunbeams is sched uled. Brigadier Frank Wilmer, young people's secretary for the western states, Hawaii, Alaska and the Philippine islands will be here for the commissioning. Local Sunbeam leader is Adju tant Mrs. Etta Swanson (R). with Ramona Anderson and Sandra Means, assistants. There are nine Sunbeams to be commissioned Sot., May 13 1950 The Newt-Review. RoMburg, Ore. 2 Two Roseburg Students Pledged At Oregon State Two Roseburg residents attend ing Oregon State college, William Alfred Sensiba and Robert George Norton, have been announced as new pledgea to Phi Kappa Phi, Dft. JOHNSON ELECTED ASHLAND, May 13 -iJPy Dr. Hugh B. Currin, Klamath Falls, was elected president of the South ern Oregon Medical society -at Hi 59th annual meeting here. Dr. A. N. Johnson, Roseburg, was elected vice-president, and Dr. P. C. Adam, Klamath Falls, secretary-treasurer. Next year's conven tion will be at Klamath Falls. Some 50 physicians attended the session here. national all-school scholaatic hon orary. The pledge listing waa an nounced at the annual honors and awards convocation Wednesday on the Corvallis campus. Sensiba ia a senior in business and technology and Norton ia a senior in forestry. The latter is the son of Mrs. Elsie Norton, South Pine street. Bidt-A-Wt Cafe )uthrlin Opn 24Hrt.Doy Sunday 'HI 130 W SmcmIim In CMckM Martha Habere), Profmatratt MONDAY, MAY la. ItM 00 Coffea Club Capers. lUNcws. Jft Collte Club Cape re 45 Rim Shine -MBS T 00 r rank Hemingway .- MBS. T IS Breakfast Carta MBS. T SO Off The Record. T 45 l-ocal News. t:50 Marchtlme 8 00 Brighter Side. 8:15 Favorite Hvmni. 8 30 Blhle Institute. MBS. 8:00 Modern Home. 8 13 Garden Guide MBS. 830 Man About Town. 45 Book Of Bargama. 10 OO News.- MBS 10 15 Cecil Brown MRS. 10 30 Sav It Wttb Music. 10 45 Wife Saver. 11:00 Ladiea Fair MRS. 11 30-Queeii for A D Ay. MBS. 1200 World News. 12:15 Son Of The Ploneera, 12 .to Johnny Mercer. 12 50 Local News. 12 55 Mark rt Reporte. 1:00 Man On Tha Street 1:15 Lean Bark And Lilian. 1 3ft MHO Mattnca. 2 no Phone Tun 2 30 It's Reauested. 3 15 Sc Bool Show. 2:30 Navy Band. 3:45 Music. 4 00 rulton Lewil Jr MBS. 4 15 Hemingway MRS. 4:30 H omenta ker 'a Club. 4 45 News MBS. 5:00 Top Tunea. 3:;tO Tom Mix. MBS. 8:00 Music At Six. 15 Mutual New i reel. MBS. 6-30 World Of Sports. :45 Tex Beneka. 35 BUI Henry.- MBS. T:OQ Sleepvtlma Tales. T: 15 Chuck wagon JambOTM. T 30 Cisco Kid MBS. 'Oo Lat George Do It MBS. 8 30 You Name It. 45 Cedrte Foster. MRS. OO News MRS. 15 HI Neighbor. 10 Scandinavian Melodies 8 45 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 10 00 Savings Bond Drive - MBS. 10 30 President Truman MBS. 1 1 :oo Hank's Music Shop. 11:25 News Nightcap. 11:30 Sign Off. TODAY AND SUNDAY ONLY Y.4 PLUS 2ND WESTERN fOKH i 1 .. 'TALI, .v.".i' n-i -"-V 7.VWartiS UAKltK r f, . tf aufi a lamia. .TrDr.rvMQ v. .y j 2ND FEATURE W" PATRICIA KNIOHT -W, Tonight: "Kid From Cleveland" & Roy Ragort Western IsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHBassaBBBSssssssBsasissssssassssssssssassassisMBasBsasssssssssssssssssssssaBi TOMORROWWM mVKr "m- . .9. ' with NV f LAUGHS end v - - - HOWLS! ft 1 JV eysllfl 0IH ".., t. :f:i SV IV . WILLIAM HOLDEN 1WkI JOAN CAULF1ELD -it BILLY OE WOLfT 'fSl ".'.''hS EDWARD ARNOLD jLyJ" l' "lJ MOMA FREEMAN Ka. f HART PHILIPS Vj Lost Time Tonight RANDOLPH SCOTT IN "The NEVADAN" SHALIMAR Follow The Big Searchlights ROOM Her J Gnwtaf ffejwaaf Nt tfsw
