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TICSITS NOW ON lill
AT HABMOKT KOUII
By CAROL KERR
The new "Jick Kirkwood Show,"
dated to begin Monday, Oct. 16
over KRNR and the Mutual-Don
Lee broadcasting system promise!
to be the tamest of all radio shows.
Lillian Leigh, who in piivate life
is Mrs. Jack Kirkwood, will pay
the top feminine roles a spot
she has occupied ever since Kirk
wood started his comedy series,
Don U( l "Breakfast tiang," back
in 1939. Steve Dunne, radio vet
eran of many years and one of
the brightest lights m the Los An
geles television scene, has been
named as Kirkwood's partner for
the new show. Lee Albert, a new
comer to the microphone, makes
her debut with the master comic,
and J. C. Lewis has been named
as producer for "The Jack Kirk
wood Show." Kirkwood's main
chore is one of the touches! ever
undertaken by a first-line comic.
He is presenting five half-hour
comedy programs week, which
are comparable to the biggest com
edy shows in the air. He produces
150 minutes of fun per week which
successfully competes with the JO
minute-a-week high-budget shows
with every resource at their com
mand. A Monday through Friday
feature, "The Jack Kirkwood
Show" will be heard 1:00 to 1 30
p.m. beginning Monday, Oct. 16.
SUNDAY: An attempt by a dis
honest private eye to poison an
unwilling henchman, results in the
ATTENTION
The Elks Terrace Ballroom open$ iti Winter Season
, on Saturday night, October 7.
Come out and dance
to the new Elks' Orchestra
death of the wrong person as told
during the "True Detective Mys
teries" dramatization of "The Girl
in the Death Trap" (2:30-1:00) p.
m.) .... Actress Fay Emerson
co-stars with Jim Ameche in love
scene from Jan Austin's "Pride
and Prejudice" for "Hollywood's
Open House " 4:0u,r:30 p. m ). . . .
Stephen McN'ally will star in the
title role ot the story of composer
Stephen Foster, which will be dra
matized "The Familv Theater"
(4:30-5.00 p.m.) . . , Nina Koch,
talented actress of siage and
screen, will be the guest for
"Twenty Questions" (8:00-6:30 p.
m.) . . . Musieo-dramatic vig
nette on "Chicago Theater" will be
titled "The Great Pretender" and
will be based on Grieg's "Peer
Gynt Suit" (10:30-11:30 p.m.)
MONDAY: Newsman F.d Pettitt
will substitute for Cecil Brown on
the latter's commentary broadcasts
for the week ot slon., Oct. II,
through Wed., Oct. 18 (8:00-8:15 a.
m.) The program which has sol
icited as many as 64 telephone
calls within a suvtle half -hour,
"Musical Tune-O" begins a new
game of "Tune-O" next Monday
(2:00-2:30 p.m.) There are five
cards available at the five dif
ferent sponsor locations.
The South's Own Story At
Indian Theatre
i in 1 1 i i wKrm svrfp
i a. v.
LAUREN BACAU and GAR Y COOPER ta a dramiuc Kmc from Wamct
Bros.' "BRIGHT LEAF," with Jack Canon and Patricia NeiL
1
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British lid For Amu
Aid Rtitettd By U.S.
WASHINGTON - I) 'The
United States is about to turn down
a three-year British rearmament
program calling for approximately
SI .500,000.000 in free American aid
A note is being drafted at the
State department which would rule
out any long-term commitment to
Britain until specific plans have
been agreed upon by all 12 North
Atlantic pact nations.
Department officials said last
night the note will specify that the
United States believes an "interim
arrangement" is all that can be
decided upon now.
SaC, Oct. 7, 1950 The Newt-Review, Roteburf, Or. 3
Three Oregon Future Farmers To Get Top Award
WASHINGTON Threu
Oregon Future Farmers of Amer
ica have been recommended
along with 263 others in 45 states
To receive the organization's
American Farmer degree at the
national convention Oct. 9-12 at
Kansas City.
Those recommended:
Robert Warren Fstoup, route 2,
Freewater: Elmer Oi'o Lucht.
route 3, Molalla: and Merton B
Sahnow. route 1, Cornelius, (mem
ber of Hillsboro chapter).
The American Farmer degree is
the highest the FFA award and
is based on the farming record,
leadership and scholarship. It is
limited to members who have been
out of high school at least one year
and are showing evidence of be
coming satisfactorily established in
farming.
This year's class is the Urgent
in FFA history.
Recommendation for the award,
made by the board of trustees,
usually is tantamount to election
by the convention delegates.
DOG-CONE SHAME
LONDON UP) James Cal
liern of Richmond, Vs., Hew in
last night with a treat for his meat
hungry English relatives. It was a
three-pound steak.
Calhern set down his suitcase,
put the wrapped steak on top of it,
and whistled for a cab
As the cab drew up in front, a
large airedale drew i'p in back.
Calhern and his kinfolk had fish
for dinner.
us' o
that with ONE DOLLAR to FWl
! DOLLARS os down payment you con
lav -o-way any article in our start?
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II03J V EOSEBUBG OBKON
TO NIT
"The Ultimate in Dancing Pleasure"
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FIRMAN'S rTL
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BALLROOM
2Vi Miles South of Roseburg on Highway "99".
-NO ADMISSION CHARGE-
A DIME A DANCE OR RESERVED TABLES AND BOOTHS
IT'S DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF
JACK FOSTER
AND THE ORCHESTRA
You'll Like The Food And Refreshments At Our Snack Bar
U.S. Buys 200,000
Sacks Of Potatoes
In Washington
SPOKANE (JP The govern
ment has bought 200.000 sacks of
potatoes in Washington this year
under the federal price support
program.
Announcement of the purchases
made to date came from the Pro
duction and Marketing administra
tion state office as the harvest of
early varieties of potatoes tapered
off.
A PMA spokesman said the pur
chases in this slate are now below
last year's figure for the same
date. Purchases have been of the
No. 2 (U.S.I B) grade. The price
paid up to Oct. 1 on that grade
was 48. S cents per hundred, with
additional allowances for grading
and sacking.
Ray Praeter of the PMA office
here said the support money paid
is about equal to production costs
and said he believed producers had
made a de'ermined effort to find
markets for the early varieties
KRNR
Mutual Broadcasting System
140 On Trur 011
Conversion Of Japs Now
Aim Of Former Victim
LOS ANGELES UP) Louis
Zamperini, former University of
Southern California track star,
once swore vengeance (gainst the
Japanese who mistreated him dur
ing his two and a-half years in a
prisoner of war camp.
Today he is flying by clipper
back to Tokyo with a list of the
names of his persecutors, supplied
by the war crimes commission.
But it is not vengeance he seeks.
Zamperini carries, he says, a mes
sage of peace and brotherly love.
Tracing his one-time captors and
converting them to Christianity
will be part of his duties, Zamper
ini says, during a two-month tour of
Japan under the auspices of the
international Youth for Christ
movement.
Zamperini was interned by the
Japanese after his air force plane
crashed in the sea. He survived
47 days on a life raft.
credited that fact with reduced
purchases in comparison with 1949.
Some 5,(00 to 6.000 sacks were
made available to state institutions
and school lunch programs for the
cost of transportation. Most of the
remainder has been converted to
stock feed at a price of 12 per ton
to the buyer.
BEGINNING A NEW GAME OF
"MUSICAL TUNE-O"
TIN A PRIZE
Monday, October 9,
start playing
the-new series of
"Musical Tune-O"
games!
PRIZES
Every Dy!Q
Tune in
for detai!
Here's a great new radio game that's fun
for all the family to play. Valuable prizes
given away on every program plus plenty of
the kind oj music you like to hwr. TUNE
IX TO "TUNE-O" -.and you'll learn
why thousands of listeners will not leave
their ra.lios when "MUSICAL TUNE-O" is
on the air.
Remaining Hours Today
4 IS Hrmlnarway MBS
4 .TO Bandstand 1'SA MBS
5 no Mrlody Moutnain Boya
5 10 piano rvortin
a:4.V Sam Haym MBS
00 Army.Air Force Show MBS
Cecil Brown Newt MBS
.to Sports Pave
Hawaii Calli MBS '
7 00 National Guard Show
7:11 Pifkln Parade
7.W Sal u la to Reservists MBS
ft oo Happy Valley Cowboys
g Wrnlllnf Parade
4A Wreatiin Parade
:0O News
11:00 Vlnrent Lnpet Show MBS
ll.-m News Nlihicap
lsj34 Sign Off
at NO AT. OCTOBEB 1. 1M
0O Bark 1o Cod Hour MBS
8:10 Momenta of Devotion
n 4ft Hnr Eberie Show
I 9 00 Radio Bible Class MffS
. 9::tO Voire of Prophecy MB 9
1 I P. -00 News MBS
' 10:1 Science Reporter
, 10::m Lutheran Hour MBS
103O (Possible World Series!
11:00 Church Services
. 12 00 Organ Concert
12:13 (ioapel Singer MBS
12:.Tft Radio Canaries
12:4 World News
, row Hashkntfe Hartler MBS
' l .WV Matrttn Kane MRS
I 2:00 The Shadow MBS
I 2 -TO True Detective Mysteries MBS
i 3 00 Roy Rogers Show MBS
, 3 10 Nick Carter MBS
: 4 00 Hollywood Open House
i 410 Family Theatre VPS
9:0O Bobby Benson MBS
.110 Melody Time
6 no World Newt
6 IS Perrv Como Sings
6:10 World of Sports
6-4.1 Here's to Veterans
1 00 Enchanted Hour MBS
1:30 Concert Miniature
7 45 1 1 'a Dance 1 1 me
8 00 Twenty Questions MBS
i 6:10 Here Cornea the Bride
I BOO News MBS
! 8:15 Memorable Music
1 fc.io Old Fa thinned Revival Hour
, 10:. TO Chicago Theatre MBS
: ii-io News Nightcap
i 11:35 Sign Oft
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, Iff
8 00 Coffee Club Capers
6:45 Rise & Shine MBS
1 7:00 Hrminrwvy - MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:10 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:45 Sons of the Pioneers
6 00 Cecil Brown MBS
8:15 Favorite Hymns
8:10 Bible Institute MBS
9 00 Modern Home
9:15 This Rhythmic Age
o in Man About Town
9:45 Brighter Side (World Seriea.Ten
1 tat (vet
10 00 News MBS
10:15 Tel lo-Tet -MBS
1010 Sav it with Music MBS
10 45 What's New
U OO Indies Fair MBS
, i!:io guern for a Day MBS
I 12 OO World News
12:15 Matinee Melodies
12:50 Local News
12 55 Market Reports
1 00 Man on the Street
t 15 Treasure Chest
110 Untied Nations MBS
145 Meet the Band
2 00 Tune-O
2:30 Navy Show
2:45 It s Requested
3 - .TO School Show
3:45 Book of Bargains
4 OO rtiltnn Lrwla Jr MBS
4:15 Hemingway MBS
4 10 Home makers Club
4 45 Sam Haves MRS
loo Mark Trail MBS
5 30 Challenge of the Yukon MBS
4 - no Magic Garden
8:15 World of Sports
10 Silver Shower
6 45 Sam Haves MRS
6.55 Bill Henry MBS
7 -on Sleepy time Tales
7:15 Fran Warren Sinfe
7:10 CUco Kid MBS
8 00 Let George Do It MBS
8:30 You Nsme It
8 45 Cedrtc Foter--MBg
-00 News MRS
9 15 Fulton Lewtt Jr. MBA
9.10 Hi Neighbor
9:45 Personality Tine
9 35 rive-Minute Final MBA ,
10 00 I Love a Mvtery MBS
10 15 War Front - Home Front MBS
10 45 Hank Mu.le Shop
11 25 Nrws Nightcap
11:30 Stin Off.
TOMORROW
And Monday
GREGORV peck
W.KHIGNS
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2ND FEATURE
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Ends Tonight
"Streets of Laredo"
and "GERONIMO"
Boioffico Op & Tonight
2 COMPLETE SHOWS
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
at
DANCE :ML TONIGHT
TO THE MUSIC
OF
LOU FRANCO
and ths
HAPPY VALLEY
COWBOYS
et the
WINSTON
COMMUNITY
CLUB
Turn toft at tho MyrrltweosJ
Treasure Houm In Wimtoa msJ
fellow tht signs.
DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
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Those Unforgettable Characters:
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THOMAS MITCHELL
JACK BEUTEL
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