Don't Fool S'th clcctridty PhoneW T ?or an nla',fi',inn T . 136 N. Jackion St. Dial 3-5521 KlttJR 1190 kc. 1240 kc. KRXL Local News ALL ROSEBURG'S SHOE REPAIR SHOPS CLOSED JULY 2-34 STRINGER'S SHOE REBUILDING MYER'S SHOE REPAIR HOBDAY'S SHOE REPAIR HILL'S SHOE REPAIR IEMAININO HOURS TODAY 00 rulUm Lawla Jr MM 4:1.S-HminwiT-MHt 4:31V Pawing Parade 4 4.1 Sain Hav- MBS too Mert'a Record A ven turat-MBS 9 JO Singing Marthall-MBS 3.U Mel Allen Popaicl Out MB! :00 Crosby Tim .15 World at SporM no Bnghtrr Sid -U Sam Hitw-UBI M Bill Henry MBS 7:00 SlMprtim Tale ?:1 3 Lionel Barrm; r ? 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JUNE , ml too Early Birds 05 News Htadlina 10 Early Birda :30 Billy Williams 40 Local Weather Report 145 First Frtltion News 7:00 Guest Star 7:15 Alarm Clock Club 7:55 Saving Bond Prograsa g:fo World Newa 1:15 Sunset and Vtn :30 Tops in Pops 1:00 Modern Home 9:15 Say Jt with Musi 9:30 World-wide News 9:45 Top O' The Morning 10:00 Htnry Buss in:15 Sugar n Spice l:30 It Pay to Listen 11:00 Potluck Party 11:30 Man With Th Baton 12.00 One Minute of Pray 12:01 Variety Tim 12:15 Rovinr Report 12:30 Mid-day Newa la. 45 Market RenorU 12:30 Ne lion Ball 1:00 KRXL Open HoUM 5:00 A iris n Trio 2:15 Henry Jerome 2:30 Melody Matine 3:00 Book Shelf 3:15 Record, Party 3:30 News 3 : -T5 P honoqueat 4 30 One upon A Tlaa 4 45 Sleep Jo 5:00 The Gay Biaaer 5:15 Sunset Trio 5 TO Musical Cocktail 35 Under the Capitol Da 00 Sports Spotlit 13 Lamplighters f At Modern New 45 Music America L 7:00 Lock wood's 3rarie 7:30 Chuck's Weatern Rambler From Garden ValUy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Healy, Garden Val ley, were suests of the W. G. Shu garts Sunday. Attend Family Reunion Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Holmes and daugh ter, Kay, Norma Johnson and Roland McClure attended a family reunion in Ashland last Sunday. Enjoy Stay At Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. Jarvis Robertson and son, Jimmy, of Roseburg spent the weekend enjoying an outing at Diamond Lake. Home From Hospital Mrs. Donald Hubbard and baby son, Dexter Allen, have been dis charged from Douglas Community hospital and are now at their home at 631 Short street, Roseburg. Mrs. Hubbard was formerly Flos sie West of this city. At Pattison Homo Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Leinbach of San Diego, Calif., are in Roseburg to spend the remainder of the week visit- g their son-in-law and daughter, and Airs. w. Howard Katti- son, and family, on East Lane street. Leaves For Washington J. S. paris left Tuesday for his home in Lyle, Wash., following a week visiting his three brothers, J. L. Paris of Rosebur?, R. K. Paris of Canyonville and W. F. Paris of Kelley's Korner. En route north, he plans to stop in Oregon City for a visit with his sister. In Hospital Marilyn Jeanne Springer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Springer of Roseburg, en tered the Douglaa Community hos pital Monday morning (or a tonsil operation. Move To R.dmond . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hams recently moved to Redmond. Ore., where they bought a ranch. They have sold their home on South Deer Creek. Horn On Furlough Pfc. Ray mond Dunning, son of Mrs. Marion Patrick of Roseburg, is home visit ing his mother during a 10-day fur lough. Raymond formerly worked at Parkinson's Food store. Visiting Parontt Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Card and baby are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Prentice Card of Sutherlin. Rob ert Card, a television engineer for Packard-Bell in Los Angeles, is spending his annual vacation in Oregon. At Schatx Homo Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Schati of Roseburg this last week were Mrs. Schatz's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Robertson; her brother and his wife, Mr. and Wed June 27. 151 The Newt-Review, RoMburg, Or. I WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY AT INDIAN 1 it I 0L: V AN HkrLIN and YVONNE DcCARLO hide from Indians, in this scene from Uiuvcrsal-lattmacioaars TOMAHAWK," in color by Technicolor. Mrs. Robert D. Robertson, all of Boone, Iowa; and her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Robertson of Turlock, Calif. Rob ert D. Robertson ia reporting soon at Lackland air force base, Texaa. Return Homo Mrs. Harry Dut-1 ton of Laguna Beach and Mra. Walter (Eva Rice) Gordon of Pas adena have returned to their homes m California. Mra. Dutton attended the wedding of Karen Kronke and Norgal Ferguson and visited her sister, Mrs. Albert Kronke, and her brothers George and Maurice Weber. Mrs. Gordon was visiting her mother, Mrs. M. F. Rice. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Zoe Newman 25 Cobb St. Dfel 1-7125 "consistency, thou art a jewel" ait eld proverb Olympia Beer was first introduced in 1896, it met with widespread public favor due to its rare flavor, constant purity and light, sparkling quality. Connoisseurs of fine beers remarked on the consistency of its taste, a rare achievement in the art of brewing. The preservation of this brewing formula became an Olympia tradition. Today, in keeping with this tradition, the second and third generations of the founder's family continue to combine the costliest ingredients with the rare natural brewing water from our artesian wells to make Olympia the same fine beer as it was over fifty-four years ago. Yes, for three generations, Olympia's "Consistency" has been treasured like a precious jewel. Its quality, flavor and constant purity have never changed. OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY Olympia, Washington Starts WED. 'JUNGLE HEADQUARTERS In Technicolor II i-Mm Ha JUNQU CHtttUM SEE... HUMAN HEADS SHRUNK TO THE SIZE OF BASEBALLS! comely forest maidens unspoiled by touch of civilization! o ferocious fungi cats hunted with deadly '-foot blow-guns! blood-crazy vampire fish devour giant alligator in seconds! o the lost city of Hachu Pichu, 15,00 feet in the sky! o "White" Indians; blood-red Indians; fierce and fearless tribes! rare animal, reptile, bird and Insect life of Nature In the raw! ' From the Cotlow Amazon Expeditions PLUS ENDS TUESDAY Boxoffice Open 8 P. M. lanHPJCSlSDa Coming Friday and Saturday r SADDLE TRMSPJ joe: Wanda McCREA HENDRIX ...John RUSSELL-John McIHTlRE Second Technicolor Hit A Al - M 01 Hit KOM JU ' Now Showing Academy Award Winning 'All About Eve' Plus "THE BLONDE BANDIT" O O o o o o o O O O g the Water' P a 0 MvteV. . I Nt e o o 0 o 0 o ru i TONIGHT Through SATURDAY (Matin Saturday) Terrific Story of the Great Sioux Indian Uprising! "j 4 Preston FOSf ER lack OAKIE Tom TULLY- Alex NICOL 0 0