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Newspaper Page Text4 i 1 5 Dillard Enters Polio Campaign By ROSA HEINBACH The March of Dimei kick-0 din ner t the Umpqua hotel, Wednes-j foundation nay, januaiy iu wai aurnaea Dy Rev. Frank B. Drew, Mr. J. V. Buttler and Mrt. Charles UcCord of Dillard. The infantile paralysis fund raising campaign is slated to begin Jan. IS and continue through Jan. 31. Mrs. Buttler was appointed community chairman of the polio foundation in the Winston association meeting in the Rnldle school Thursday evening, Jan. 18, concerning the work of the polio The Evergreen Grange if spon soring a March of Dimes ham din ner to which the public is invited Saturday, Jan. 20, at the Ever green Grange hall. Plans are made to serve dinner from S to 8 o'clock. Dillard area for the campaign Mrs. Buttler ami Mrs. McCord are distributing the coin containers and posters in the various business houses. Rev. Drow is to contact the mills in the community. In 1950, Oregon and the nation experienced the third year of the worst infantile paralysis epidemic period in history. It is the wish of the committee to put the project in their community "over the np " A rpniipsL has also hpen amHp tn to dig a little deeper" to help I American Restaurateur witn tne national foundation. Rev. Frank Drew is scheduled lo speak at the Parent-Teachers Prison Term Meted On Mann Act Charge SPOKANE (IP) Thomas T. ijiamales Jr., former Yakima ho tel operator, was sentenced to two years in a fetleral prison Friday. Chamales was convicted on a federal charge of transporting a Chicago model across the Washing ton state line for immoral pur poses. DRIVE' CAREFULLY Leaps To Death In Paris PARIS (P) William S. Med art. St. Louis restaurant tan, plunged to death from a Paris hotel winduw Friday. His family said he leaped from the wiiidow sniirtly after midnight. Medart, 46, who was the father of Mimi Medart, 17, whose name i s linked romantically with King Farouk of Egypt last September. DE)LDE) i By CAROL KERR MDL's "Straight Arrow," the Comanche Indian chief heard over KRNK Tuesdays and Thursdays (5:00-5:30 p.m.). came up with a bit of Texas lore recently that's made the program's dramatic cast quite cowboy conscious. It all started when a real cowpoke 'not the Hollywood version," the Indian points out walked into the restaurant near V'tual's Holly wood studios recently. The chief pointed out that this Texan was the "real thing." He advised: "You can tell by the way he wurs his levis. A working cowboy wears his levis outside his boots. Ranchers who have 25.000 or more acres game scheduled (8:00 p.m. to con clusion) between Oregon Stale col lege ard Washington from Cor vallis. ... .The ever-popular I.ou Franco and his "Happy Valley Cowboys," by the way, are cur i"ii;ly heard one-half hour earlier (7:30 8:00 p.m.) to accommodate the basketball events. SUNDAY: A case from actual police files, presenting one of the most striking examples of alert, quick police work ever recorded, will be presented during the "True Detective Mysteries'" broadcast of "Kidnaper Trap" (2:30-3:00 p.m.) "Family Theater" features Dennis - Morgan in "The Shadow on the Mountain," a story of the wear one levi inside one boot. And i wild and woolly west when Indian Main wnc laKuic ill inc aiiiic Ul Washington (4:305:00 p.m.;. . . . those ranchers with 50,000 or more acres wear both levis inside their boots. It's one of those Texas cus toms that's been carried down through many generations.". , , . Also possibly a good technicality to keep in mind comes time for donning cowbov duds during Rose burg's 1951 rodeo this summer . . . TONIGHT: Colleie basketball ! . S iu me music or LOU FRANCO the Happy Valley Cowboys at the Winston Community Club 1. .JfW tefr an Turn left fWe MyrH twees' TrMturt Heut hi WlnttM mm4 Mlw tk i(m. DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE ADMISSION $1.50 PER COUPLE (tax incl.) AT. NITE TO THE MUSIC OF THE VIC RIC ORCHESTRA MELODY MT. BARN 3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek DANCE EVERY SATURDAY NITE! FROM ? 'TIL 1 DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF JACK FOSTER and His ORCHESTRA Every Saturday Nite Starting Jan; 6th COME For an Eve of Fun . And Enjoyment JOHN'S 2JAet North of Myrtle Creek on HiiWay 99 v DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NIJE "a fhillip s Uffice .Supply assumes sponsorship of the foreign-student interview series "Youth, Unlim ited" (7:00-7:30 p.m.) Kilm star Richard Arlen will guest on "Twenty Questions" (8:00-8:30 p.m.) New program shot "Washington Report." (9:15-9:30 p.m.), when Securities and Ex change commission head Richard B. McEntire will outline the sup ervising control and protection ac tivities that are within the province of his ageuc Popular Gil bert and Sullivan opera, "The Mi kado," will be presented by "Chi cago Theater of the Air" (10:30 11:30 p.m.). Dillard By ROSA HEINBACH The Butterfly Bluebirds of the Dillard school decided at their reg ular meeting V'ednesday afternoon to sponsor Sail' Hilt's show, the "Stars of Tomorrow," to raise funds to buy materials for their working p-ojects. The program is scheduled at the Winston Commun ity club Friday, Jan. 19, at 8 p.m. The program includes tapdancing, tumbling baton and cowboy num. bers. Many local children appear in the program. The Butterfly Bluebirds are sec ond grade girls, working under the leadership of Mrs. Elva Forest, who teaches them ceramics and textile painting and Mrs. Mason Davidson. Mrs. Mary Bird, program chair man of the Dillard Parent-Teachers association, called a meeting Wednesday evening at her home to plan the program for "father's night." The troup plans to panto mime the "Romance of Cinder- l ella" at the regular meeting of the Dillard P I A. Friday night, Jan. 19. Those present to plan the program were Mr. and Mrs. Wit her Hill, Harry Brown, Estal Nick erson, Marvin Covey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCord and Rev. Frank Drew. This program will be open to the public as well as parents of the school children and members of the PTA. The Dillard school playground is being improved with a new 60 by 100-foot cement slab, recently poured, to be constructed into a basketball, tennis and volleyball playground. Spring ii right around the cor ner, it seems, for C. E. Moyer, Dillard nurseryman, has during the past week shipped over 50,000 narcissi blooms of the early var iety to markets throughout the northwest and eastern cities. Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tealer and Mr. and Mrs. Loyde Remington were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sullens and sen, Graig. They returned to their home in Salem Sunday evening. Clifford Remington of Salem is guest oS the Loyde Remingtons. He has secured employment with the Roseburg Lumber company and will send for his wife as soon as he can locate a house in which to live in this area. Mr. and Mrs. Terrol Cooper and son, Bobby, of McMinnville were guests at the home of the former's lather and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cooper. Mrs. Bill Cooper ac companied her son and family to Coquille Friday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cooper and son, Terry, and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Clark and daughter, Betty. Mrs. Leo Willis has been con fined to her home for the past week, with a severe cold. MDIO PROGRAMSC KRNR U90 kc. 1240 k. KRXL REMAINING HOURS TODAY 4 00 John rivnn-MBS Hemingway MBS 4:.0 Bandatnd I'SA MBS Eoo Reviewing Stand MRS f .ostart on Parade 0 : Twin Views of Niwa MRS T 0O Hawaii Calls MBS (1 :U World of Sport f A- Legion Program r 7.00 Dane Muiic MBS ?::iO llapov Valley Cow boy fl no-OKC-Waih)njrton Gam f):;tO Wreitllng Parade It- :in Arthur Van Orch MRS II OO Salute to Reservists MBS p :0 Nwi Nightcap li ;!V-Slin Off SUNDAY, MM'Air II. Ite! 8 00 Pack lo God Hour MBS B ; World Newt i 45 Moment of Devotion 9:00 Radio Bible Clata MRS 9:10 Voice of Prophecy MRS 10 00 News- MBS 10:1ft War Review 10 . TV-Lutheran Hour MRS lion Church Services 1200 World Newt 12:19 What America Is Playing U M Canary Choritt MBS 13:4.1 Ot tan Concert 1:00 Modern Concert Hall 1 TO Martin Kane MBS 1:00 The Shadow MBS 3 ;l True Detective Mysteries MBS. .1:00 Rov RoRert MHS 5- .in Nick Carter MBS 4:00 Hollywood Open Hnue 4:;m Fain"v Theatre MPS .Vo Stning Marthall-MBS .V.TO Melndy Time 60ft World Newt :I.V Dream Time A::tO World of Sport 6:41 War Review-MBS 7:00 Youth. Unlimited 7:0 Concert Mlnlnurt T:4!V t'S Marine Show B:00 Twentv Questions MRS :: Fnrhanted Hour MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:1.1 Meninrahle Mtiair R :trv Old r shinned Revival Hour 10.10 Chicago Theatre MPS 11-10 Newt Nightcap 11:35 Sign Off MON-DAT. J ANT AST II, lift! 6- 00 Coffee Club Capers ft 4, Rite eV Shine MRS 7:00 Hemingway MRS 7 1-1 Break fa M Gang MRS 7:4S Sont of Pioneert BOO Cecil Brown MBS 8 1.1 Favorite Snngs 6 -no Bible Institute Hour MBS BOO Over the Coffee Cup 0:1 Go pel Singer MBS 9:rt0 Man About Town A'4.1 Records 10:00 News MRS 1:1. Telln-Teal -MBS 10::i0 Second Spring 10:4.1 Tin Pan Alley 11:00 Ladlet Fair MRS 11:.10 nueen for a Day MRS iron World Newt 12:1 fl MukIc in Modern Mood 12:10 Man on (he Street 13:4.1 Local News U-1.1 Markel Reports 1:00 Jark Kfrkwnod-MRS l::tn United Naitont MRS 1:4.1 Meet the Band 3:00 Tune-O 2:no Navy Slar Time 2:4.1 It's Requeued .1:10 School Show 1:4.1 Book of Bargains 4:00 Fulton Lew it Jr. MRS 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4 10 Behind the Storv MBS 4:4.1 Sam Ha es MBS .100 Mark Trail MPS 5;:to Clvde Realty MRS 5.15 Viclor Rorge MRS ft 00 Magic Garden ft 15 World of SporU ft TO Brighter Side A 45 Ram Have MBS 6 W Bill Henry MBS 7;00 Sleepvtime Tales 7:1.1 March of Dimes Show 7:10 Cisco Kid -MRS 8 '00 Let George Do It MRS A :io You Name It H:4!l Cedrfc Fotter MBS 9 0O Newt MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS 9:10 HI Neighbor 9:4,1 Pertonsllty Time 9.15 Five Minute Finale MBS 10.00 I Love a Myttery MHS 10:15 War Front-Home Front MBS 10:45 Mutle Shop 1 1 :3.1 News Nightcap 11;.10 Sign Off Body Of Missing Child Found Floating In Creek PORTLAND IP) An sIl-niRhl search for a six year-old girl ended with the discovery of her body floating in suburban Johnson creek. The girl, Patricia Brown, dis appeared enroute to a grocery store to make a purchase for her mother. Mrs. Eileen Brown, the mother, and neighbors hunted the girl for four hours and called state police after her wagon was found i n brush along Johnson creek, four blocks from her home. USILKSS BOOTY HONG KONG (VP)-A British army man back from Korea said tne Chinese Communists had cap tured one of Britain's secret Cen turion tanks, but they won't learn any secrets from it. The soldier, who asked that his name not be used, said the tank was well blasted before its capture. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zoo Newman 25 Cobb St. Phone 387-PI DANCE Every Saturday Night At The PRESCHERN BARN Music By RAY AND HIS BLUE ML BOYS RKUA1NINO HOURS TODAY 4:00 Vaughn Monro 4 ; M M od erna I rts 4:45 Polks Party 5 00 Randv Brooks S: 15 Gay Rlads 5 .To Unittd Pri Commentary S.lVMuilral C or malls fl 00 Sports Spot I its 6:1 Mmplighlet-s 6:;ifl Modern News tAS Jrry Gray Shaw 700 Muktd Rid sr ? :io Sons of tha SaddU 8?0 Man From Dixit 8:l Art Moonsy R..IO News f-X Dane Band Review Byoo Stephen r osier Memorial ( 55 News :o.oo Modrn Mftody Club liVto Saturday Nifht Danrinf Party II ' Headlines of Tomorrow 11:05 Saturday Nifht Dancing Party 11.30 Sign Off StNDAr, JANUARY 14, IBM T:lO Aiemblv of God Church Iin World-Wide News 8:1.1 Church of Chrit 8 45 Musiona ry Raptisi Churrh 915 The Jordanairea 8:;- World-Wide New fl:45 Blue Barron 10 00 Clark Dennis 10:15 Siifar N Spice 10:00 Through the Listening Glass 11:00 rrank Devol Show 11:30 Community Chapel t-2.no Dailv Praver 12:01Varlety Time 12:15 Marine Band I2:;w Mid-Day News 12:45 Heacon Concert 1.00 Say It With Music 1:15 Highlights in Week's Newt l::tO Prairie Parade 2: 00 Cavalcade of Music 2:;tu Skilrh Henderson Show 3:00 Afternoon Carousel 3::tO Newt Summery 3::i5 Ginger Rogers 4:00 Sunday Serenade 4::to Under the Capitol Dome 4:45 Raul Wealon 5:00 Smorgai, board 5 oxiu,(,-al Cocktails fl.OO Sizing tip Sports b:i. L.:iiiiiilif hieis 6 ;tO Modern News 6 45 Gueit SUr TOO Ambansadors 1:15 Southland Spiritual! 7:. TO Conservative Baptist church 8 .10 News T .15 Remember When a oo Dance Music 9:55 News in (to Modern Melody Club 10-.TO Dance Time 1 1 .00 If eadlinei of Tomorrow 1 1 :05 Music By Mauptn 11:30 Sign Off MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1051 fl no Early Birds K:05 News Headlines :( Early Birds :;to Paul Runyan Tim (i:45 e'lrst Edition News 7:00 Riders of the Purple Sage 1:1.1 Alaim Clock Club BOO World News ft; 15 Joe Sodja Trio 8:;iO Tops In Pops 9:00 Modern Home 9:15 Sav It With Music B:w World Wide News 9 4.1 Blue Rarron 10 no Hawaiian Echoes 10:15 Sugar N 'Spice 10::tO It Pays To Listen 11:00 Eddie Lemar Show 11:15 Sumet Ac Vine 1 1 .10 Harmony Shop 1 1 :45 My Serenade 12:00 Dailv Praer 1201 Variety Ttm 1115-Rnving Reporter 13:10 Mid-Day Newi 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 Marvin Ash 1 :00 Phonoquest 2 :( Open Houie 3:00 Pipes of Melodv 3:15 I.ullaby In Rhythm 3::W News Summary 3.15 PstU Page 3:45 FleMa Time 4:00 Man With the Baton 4:;tO Ont-e Upon A Tim 4:45 Sleepy Joe 0 00 Andy Parker & Plalmmea 5:15 Four Knights 5:.i0 United Press Commantarr 6:00 Sporln Spotlit 6:15 Lamolfglilers ii 10 Modern Newi , , , 8:45 Dinning Sister 7:00 Ambassadors 7:15 Juan Rolando 7:10 Random Rhythmp 7:45 Three Quarter Ttm 8:00 Jan Garher Orchestra 8:18 Gen Krup . . 8:.lO News 8: 15 Hugh Waddlll 8 41 Ron Perry 9:00 Keynotes bv Carl 9:15 Cot Glee Club 9:10 To Be Announced 94tp,ff we Hunt 9:55 News looo Modern Melody Club 10::i0 Dance Time 1 1 :00 Headlines of Tomorrow 11:05 Muilo for Reminiscing Sat., Jan. 13, 1951 Th Ntws,Rtviw, Roseburg, Ore. 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