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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
? SO Cisco Ktrl-MRS
t:00 What- th Nam of that Song
MBS
: Dollar 4V Sn
1:45 Mutual NtwuHl-MII
V.00 New MBS
ruito Lewis Jr. MBS
t:W HI Neighbor
t.4ft Personality Time
9-33 Newi Summary
It, 00 I Lot A Mitry MBS
1013 Mutic You Want
10:45 Nit Watch
11:25 Newi Nlltcap
11:30 Sign Off
THURSDAY, JUNI St, 1131
00 Coffe Club Caper
10 Newi A; Muaic
45 Way of Life
7:00 Hemingway MBS
7.)5 Breakfaat Gang MBS
7 43 Son of Pioneer
i IX) Cecil Brown MBI
: 15 Newi-MBS
5 30 Haven of Rest MBS
f. 00 Over th Coffe Cup
IS Thta Rhythmic Ag
9 .TO Man About Town
9:43 Ortho Garden Guld
10:00 Glenn Hardy -MBS
10:15 Tello Teat-MBS
1100 LadiM Fair MBS
11:25 Newt MBS
11:10 Queen for a Day MBS
IS O0 World Newa
12:15 Modern Mood Muale
12:30 Man on the Street
12:45 Local News
12 35 Market Report
1:00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Hollywood U.S.A.
1:45 United Nations-MBS
3:00 Poor Bob's Almanac
2:45 Gam of th Day-MRS
4:00 Fulton bewii Jr MBS
4: 1 5 Heminrwiiv MBS
4:30 Guest Star
4:45 Sam Have MBS
5 00 Mert'a Record Advntur-MBS
5:30 Bobbv Benson MBS
00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
15 World of Sport
30 Brighter Sid
.45 Sam Hayes MBS
6:35 Bill Henry MBS
T OO Sleepy tim Tales
7:15 Chuckwaxon Jambore
7:30 Melody Tim
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4:30 One Upon A Tlaa
4:45 Sleepy Je
5:00 Rider of th Purpl Sag
1S Skitch Henderson
30 Muaical Cocktail
35 Under Th Capitol DM
00 Sport Spotlit
: 15 Lamplighters
30 Modern New
:45 Jan Garber
7:00 Adventures By Mors
7:30 Random Rhlhma
7:45 Four Knight
:oo Music for Reminiscing
g 10 Newa
8.15 U. P. Commentary
g 40 Today's Record
145 Through the Llstcnlns GUm
9:15 Cot Glee Club
9:30 Blue Barron
9:45 Heidelberg Htrmonalr
10:00 Modern Melody Hour
10:30 Hot Off the Record
11:00 Headline of Tomorrow
11:05 Hot Off th Record
11:24) Sir Off
THURSDAY. 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
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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
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SEE...
HUMAN HEADS SHRUNK
TO THE SIZE OF BASEBALLS!
comely forest maidens unspoiled by touch
of civilization!
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ferocious fungi cats hunted with deadly
'-foot blow-guns!
blood-crazy vampire fish devour giant
alligator in seconds!
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the lost city of Hachu Pichu, 15,00 feet in
the sky!
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"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
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ENDS TUESDAY
Boxoffice Open 8 P. M.
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Academy Award Winning
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"THE BLONDE BANDIT"
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