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BEST & FUNNIEST BASEBALL STORY
JANET LL1GH U quite shocked the language of PAUL DOUGLAS
in MuMi comedy-hit, "ANGELS IN THE OUTMULU
9:45'ers, our new Saturday pro
gram, which could also be called
a Sunday School of the Air, has
received a new program time, 9:00
a.m. The response to this new pro
gram has been most gratifying. It
features different classes of the
First Christian church in its regu
lar Sunday School routine. Origi
nally scheduled at 11:00 a.m., the
first program, being broadcast at
that time, the scheduling of the
Oklahoma symphony from 11:00
a.m. to 1200 noon forced us to find
a new time for the 9:45'ers.
and we're inclined to think .the
new time is better. It will cer
tainly find more children at their
radios.
THE NATIONAL SAFETY
COUNCIL presents a new gimmick
this tfommg Saturday, to make
Douglas county conscious of its
terrible traffic casualty record for
mi
this year. As you know. Douglas
county leads the state outside of
Multnomah county in traffic
deaths for this year. All day next
Saturday, "DEATH ROW" may be
seen on N. , Jackson street
from Cass to Lane streets. This
will be an exhibition of wrecked
cars. Pessimistic, gory, horrible,
Yes, all these adjectives fit, but
dont you think we need some'
thing to wake us upZ Let's hope it
will produce the desired effect;
make us more conscious of our
duties as drivers. Look out for the
other fellow as well as yourself.
AN INCREDIBLE ADVEN
TURE awaits the Cisco Kid and
Pancho when they ride upon the
scene of an attempted drygulcn-
ing. Tonight's dramatization finds
the two vaqueros involved in a
mysterious i affair which concerns
some blood-thirsty seamen and a
valuable jade parrot Titled
Strange Treasure in San Die?o,
it is set against the background of
mat colorful city on California j
southern coast. , . as it was in the
1870's. Tonight, 7:30-8:00. r
DESCENDANTS OF THE DEAD:
'Locked Door" is tonight's "Mys
terious Traveler" title. An exoe-
dition to the mountain region of
Lake Mead, Ariz., turns into a.
nightmare when two explorers
run into the remains of a wagon
train. . . sealed into a cavern. They
discover the skeletons of the
trapped pioneers as well as a num
ber of their descendants, survivors
who have managed to stay alive
while trapped in the black abyss.
"Mysterious Traveler" is one of
the block of Mother and Dad stor-
nes presented at 10:30 Monday
through Friday, with this particu
lar one booked Wed.
JACK KIRKWOOD SAYS: When
a ellow tries to put a little
color in his life, he usually winds
up in me rea. '
Koep CokV in th coldest spot
in your refrigerator and sorvo
ico cold.. right in the bottle)
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4 00 rulton UwU Jr MBS
4: IS Hsmlngwsy MBS
4:30 School Show
4:0-S.m lUy.i-MB '
8 00 Dixieland M.tlnM MBS
8:30 Cl)d. Butty MBS
T.x ri.tchfr MBS
00 Crosby Tin.
,6:18 World ol Sports
: Satn Hay.. MBS
O SS-BUI H.ttry MBS
7:00 SleepyUm. T.I.I
T;15 Lionel Barrymora '
T:30 CUro Kid MBS
8:00 Wh.fi th. Nam. of that SotuJ
1:3ft Dollar. Si Sens.
8 IS Mutual N.war..! MBS
8:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
CIS Tulton Lewis Jr. MBS
8:30 HI N.llhbor
:ss Personality Tim.
CSS riv. Minute Final MBS
10:001 Love a Myitary MBS
10:13 Meet th. Band
10:30 MysUrloua Trav.l.r MBS
10:o Ntt. Watch
11:15 News NIUc.p
11:30 Sign Oil
THURSDAY, NOVSMBB , Ull
OOOCoffee Club Cer.
:30 N.wa Si CoflM Club
8:45 W.y ol Lit.
T:00 Memlaway MBS
T:1S Braaklast Gang MBS
7:49 Muilcal Roundup
8:0O Cecil Brown MBS
:1J N.we-MBS
:30 Hav.n Ol Rest MBS
:0O Ov.F Colin Cup
:I5 Rhythmic As.
8:30 Man About Town
:4J Music MBS
10:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
10:15 Tello-Teit MBS
10:30 Second Bpring
10:45 Muse 4s Music
11:00 Ladles rlr MBS
11:29 News MBS
11:30 Queen For A Day UBS
13:00 World News MBS
12:13 Modern Mood Mull.
12:30 Man on th. Street
12:44 Local News
12 99 Market Report. 1
I Jack Kirk weed MBS
1:30 Bob Poole Show MBS '
1:45 Guest Star MBS ;
1:00 Relay Quia
2:30 Music You Want
3:00 Poor Bob's Almanae
3:40 Happy , F.lton MBS
3:45 United Nations MBS
4:0 Fulua Lewie Jr MM
4:18 Meaatngway MBS
4:30 Parent Teachers Association
4:48 Seal IWM-yBI
5:00 Sergeant Preston of Yukon MBS
s:ou say King MBS
5:59 Tex Fletcher MBS
8:08 Csbrl.l ItNtlir MBS
18 World .1 Sport.
8:30 Brighter Sid.
8:48 Saaa Msyaa MM . .
8:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:08 Sleepyllaae Tale.
7:19 Chuckwagon Jambora
7:30 Melody Tim.
8:00 Tarun MBS
8:30 Reporter's Roundup MS
8:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
9:15 rulton Lewie Jr
0:30 Jo. Massay ek Guitar
v:4A t-lgskln Predictions
8:55 Five Minute rinal MBS
19:881 Leva a Mvetarr-MBS
10:15 Smiley Burnett. Show '
10:30 Murder By Experts MBS
11:00 Nile Watch .
11:25 News Mltwrap
11:30 Sign Off .
XMAOnNO BOURS TODAI
4:30 One Upon A Tim.
4:45 Sleepy Joe
8:00 Ac. Of Spec. LBS .
8:15 Rhythm R.iut.aous .
8:30 Lampllght.rs
0:45 Sports Spotlit
8:00 Senator Tatt
8:30 Modern New.
8:45 John W. Vsndercook LBS
7:00 Allan Jones
7:30 Music
7:40 Logger. Weether BuU.tla
7:45 Civilian Dal.nw
8:00 Newe LBS
8:19 Heidelberg HarmonalrM
8:30 Adventum By Morse
8:00 Jeses.lt B. Hareco LBS
8:19 Henry Buss.
9:30 Th. Music Room
10.-00 Modsrn Melody Hour
10:30 Jim McCulla News LBS
10:45 Midnight l"lyr
11:30 Sign Off
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Ull
8:00 Sign On
8:01 N.wa Headlines
8:05 Dawnbusters
8:45 First Edition News LBS
7:00 Alarm Clock Club
7:30 CM Tinney Is On LBS
7:45 Th. Hangar's Quartet LBS
8:00 Morning N.ws
8:15 Pe. We. Hunt
8:30 Tops In Pops
9:00 Modern Home
8:15 Say It With Muiio
8:30 World Wide News
'8:45 Top O' Th. Morning
10:00 MovUtown U. S. A. LBS
10:30 Javs With Jerry
11:00 Hot Off The Record
11:30 Strike Out Th. Band LBS
12:00 Variety Tim.
12:15 Roving Reporter
12:30 Mid-Day News
12:45 Market Reports
12:50 u Never Know .
1:00 As You Like It
1:30 Alexander's Ragtlm. Revue LBS
:uu sseioay siaune.
2:30 Liberty Jamboree LBS
2:45 Teddy Powell
3:00 Afternoon Carousel
3:30 Open House
4:30 One. Upon A Tllm.
4:45 Sleepy Jo
5:00 Ac Of Spec LBS
5:15 M.lody Club
5:30 Time For Musle
8:00 Spotlit. Cn Sports
8:15 Th. Lamplighter.
6:30 Mod.rn N.ws
8:45 John W. Vsndercook LBS
7:00 Meet Th. Bsnd
7:30 Symphonic Swing .
7:40 Loggers Weather Bulletin
7:45 Football Forecast LBS
8:00 News LBS
8:19 Adventure Is Your Herltag
8:30 Oklshoma Moonshiner.
v:uu router Hunt lbs
9:lS-Cot. Glee Club
8:30 Chuck Foster
8:45 Music From Th. Shallmar
10:00 Modern M.lody Hour
10 30-Jlm McCulla News LBS
10:45 Midnight riyar
1130 Sign Off x
WtA, Nov. 7th. mi Th Nw.-Rlw, Rotcburg, Or., I
to visit the former's brothei', Mr.
ana Mrs. Hurry Dorsh.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Matlock of
Eugene were guests of their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, L. R. An
drus Wednesday.
Mrs, Bertha Kummel returned
Wednesday from several days visit
with a very old friend and neigh
bor, Mrs. Drain, an old timer of
Drain.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rummel mo
tored to Salem last weekend to
visit Mrs. Rummel'a mother, Mrs.
A. A. Friesen and her two sisters.
BIRO OF A CATCH
KLAMATH FALLS 11 Her
mit Sheets didn't have any luck
hunting over the weekend, but in
town it was a bit different.
As he strolled around a main
street corner a pheasant flew into
his arms. t
He took the bird home and
called state police, who set the
pheasant free although the season
is open,
It was a hen.
R. D. BRIDGES
Savings Rsprtsantatlve
Equirobls .Savings and
Lmh Ass'n.
Prion H2t
Oakland Or.
CLOSED
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY
COMING
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
Pat O'Brian
"MARINE
RAIDERS"
PLUS-
JOHNNY WIESMULLER
IN
"TARZAN AND THE
MERMAIDS"
rur'
Riversdale
By BEVERLY J. CHRISTIAN
The Riversdale Brownie girl
scout troup held their first meet
ing Wednesday. Oct 31 In the form
of a party at the home of their
leader, Mrs. L,. a. McAllister. As
sisting the hostess was Mrs. Jones,
assistant leader. Refreshments
were served to Helen Hubbard,
Gary Gmmett. Linda Jones
Nancy Hall, Trudy Ott, Sharon Mc
Allister and connie Webster.
Mrs. Everett Phillips of Eugene
and her daughter, Margaret Ellen,
have left for their new home in
Seattle after visiting Mrs. Phil
lip's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford McKay for a few days.
Mr. Phillips is employed by the
Golden West Coffee company and
has recently been transferred from
Eugene to Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold McKay en
tertained Mrs. Phillips, Margaret
Ellen, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
McKay at a dinner party Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Hugh Ritchie entertained
Mrs. Phillips, Margaret Ellen,
Mrs. Clifford McKay and Mrs. Har
old McKay at a luncheon.
On Friday evening, Mrs. Phil-
Hps, Margaret Ellen, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford McKay, Susan Raikes and
Floyd Smith were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith.
susan KaiKes is staying with Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford McKay while
her parents are on an extended
vacation trip to Southern Calif.
ana Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. S. K. McGaughey
and daughter Marianne of Areata,
were overnight visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Guiley, Sunday. They
were enroute to Portland on busi-
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GRAND IN EVERY WAY !
Dillard
By ROSA HEINBACH
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cooper have
as house guests their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs,
Lynn Cooper and daughter, Janet
irom aan Leandro, Cam. Lynn
Cooper has been stationed at the
naval hospital at Berkeley for the
past iwo years but has recently re'
ceived orders to be shipped over
seas. The two families have been
visiting among their relatives in
Oregon for the past ten days. They
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Aydclotte, and Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Pearson in R o a e-
burg. They spent several days in
Coquille visiting at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Clark and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Cooper. Mr. and Ms.
Lynn Cooper and Janet will leave
Monday for California to visit the
former's brother. Mr. and Mrs.
Terrol Cooper and son Bobby at
Grants Pass enroute south. Cooper
is scheduled to report for duty at
Camp Pendleton to await further
orders.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibb and chil
dren, Teddy and Sharon spent the
weekend visiting the former's
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs, jack Page at prineviue,
Ore. The men went hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Eddie Dorah and
family, Dennis, Judy and Ronald
motored to Gold Beach on Sunday
TONIGHT thru SATURDAY
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