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About The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1952)
5 n ffl IT'S A PORTABLE Dale Orcutt of Athens, 0., ihowl how easy it is to park the SUO-pound "King Midget" auto which he and a partner are turning out to sell lor $900. You just pick up the Midget and lilt it into or out oi a tight spot. The car is eight and one-half feet long and four feet wide and can travel at 40 mph, according to its makers. WEBB v Hear I.yle's BRIGHTER SIDE tonight at 6:30, for the humorous bits from the day's news wire. Th : fan-mail thus far has not been con vincing enough to bring back prima donna Bob Weber. If you've missed his original song stylings, drop a card to the Brighter Side, care of KRNR. FROM THE MUTUAL-DON LEE i network comes an array of drama beginning at 7 with Bette Davis and George Brent in "WOMAN OF THE YEAR." Bette, starring as news paper woman Tess Harding, and George as sportswriter Sam Craig, present a modern-day love yarn that runs into a whirlwind of upsets when the managing editor sends them each to different parts of the U. S. on assignments. They prove that distance is no obstacle to ro mance, so tune in and hear the details: 7:30, of course, brings the "CISCO KID." In this episode you will hear him thwart an unscru pulous trader's activities in the sleepy little pueblo of Don Fer nando de Taos. Immediately fol lowing. 8 to 8:30, George Valen tine sets out to trap the two lead ing suspects in a racket. The title SHARKS." the sharks are loan1 sharks, but is sounds like another I rip-roaring, top-notch adventure. A daily feature of KRNR's new ' program that started the first of th year, is "BEHIND THE STORY." While not new to many of you radio listeners, we have carried this series from time to time, they now have a permanent spot on our program. Starring Marvin Miller as narrator, he pre sents many of the little known facts that lay behind some of the geat est events of all times. Many of tnese utile episodes are of a his torical nature, and knowing some of the interesting facts that lie be hind these events, have a tenrr ency to make history stick. Thai's 1:30 to 1:45 week-daily. REMEMBER the new time for "Joys of a Shut-in" bringing Mrs. Nathan Kulierton and her bits of philosophy.. Tuesday, tomorrow morning, 8:45 a.m. Britain To Pay U.S. WASHINGTON W - The United States Monday collects its first in stallment on the 1946 British loan of three and three quarter billion do"srs. The payment, the first to be come due over the next 50 years, will amount to almost 139 million dollars. The British owe the U.S. an additional $602,899,000 for World War II aid. and this has been add ed to the 1946 loan at 2 per cent interest. JiADIO PROGRAMS u KRNR U90 Ice. 1240 kc. KRXL mam wesm auto m ruxmm nemmms - - MUM BOOKCASE HEADBOARD and DOUBLE DRESSER Both for only 7 U TERMS GOSSIP BENCH 1 Hi Hardwood ejMitwc Hen wllti rltlt mahof ffniih. Podd.d latHc teat. Eitra ihtlf for pit book Night Stand no- Beoutiful, modern furniture in rich limed oak finish. The headboard it a full 4'6" wide. The double-drentr is 29'j"x48"x16", has six deep, easy, smooth-opening drawers with hidden drawer pulls. Both pieces are An ex ample! of furniture craftsmanship in construction and design; all joints mor tised and tenoned. See this bargain-buy! MATTRESS & BOX SPRING qBgEfr $70 rn 17.JU Dressmaker MIRROR $3.98 value) $2 99 131 50 tli vttt. white fraiHt and clear irrof fjiaif. Cm mow tod on door for full UnQto TtrW. SPECIAL This deluxe mattress and matching box spring Special 9.i0 constructed tor Hnq wear and comfort. High quality rayon damask grey ticking. 256 deep coils in mat tress 80 deep coils in box spring. Flexola tor over coils. 35 lb. soft fluffy cotton. In ner roll edge construction. Cord handles. Occasional Chair Beautifully styled. Hard rock maple frame. Choice of five colors of plastic upholstery. Clearance price I LIVING ROOM FURNITURE 119" 2 pc. DIVAN SET, covered with S homespun tapestry. Flexolator insu lated. Assorted colors. MODERN ARM DIVAN SET, stur- S C .95 dily constructed, covered in tapes- IkarHr try cover. Beige only. PLATFORM ROCKERS, rn.95 M.9S our most comfortable JO to chair. Assorted colors in freiio coven I -kttj I fm l CAIINIT I I M7 i i 1 r i III t r LBw .' f-W . - neT 11 I.I I 3-hZZC- SET 88 MIT 64 I CAIINIT M7 Att-iteel conilnKtiofi, Hoi hone bottom end bvill-in bin for ipicei or ether Mmi. Whilo beksd enamel AnitK with black bo: tASY TCRMS 3-Tier UTILITY TABLE -PC. DINETTE GIing chrOHS BIG Dvrobl plvitic mm tablt lo wilt ckatr "841 in Matchinf phoU ... . Wr4 MMs. ValUDl Tabl is 30"x42" and extends to 52" with on leaf. Chair seats and backs are upholstered in genuine "Duron" plastic. Set comes In red, gray or yellow. Truly a bargain buy at this price. KNEEHOLE DESK with CHAIR tig. $29.95 Um.Jh.uJ ......... Noil with wolnvt flit $i II "U IflOOi OtlK M 4 Of oi 0 itudtttf 4L IASY TUMS All-metal kitchen table with three shelves and rubber casters. Red or yellow enameled shelves with white . legs or In over-oil white. On $ 6 ALWAYS BETTER BUYS AT STEPHENS AT CASS Dial 3-4522 EMAfNfNO nniJUO TUOAff 4:00 Unrlo Bobs Storytlmt 4 1 Mmiifwy-MBI 4 .10 Curl Mity Show MRS ft Oft Bobby Renaon MRS 3 30 Wild Bill HirWrii -m 35Ctctl Brown MBS l;UO Utile Utlii til Wtrld mi Rportt 6 i Brljkttr Sitli 14 law Hijo-MBS l:U Btll Henry MBS 7:00 Worn id of the Ytir MBS 7 M-CiMO Kid MBS 1:00 Lot Goorgo Do It MBS 30 HoUywood Play houio MBS 00 niinn Hardy MBS r Ml too Lowia Jr MBS B::irt Mutual Ntwireel MBS i rrMHillty Tim :S5 Flvo Mtnuto Final MBS 1 Leva a 4lttr -MM 10:13 Hero'i to Vtttrans 10: jo War Front-Homa front MBS 10:3-Muie 11:00 Nitt Watrh 11 23 fin v. Nitacap 11:30 Sign Off TUI9DAT. JAN' U AST I, lt& t oo Coifoa Club Caeora 30 Newa-Cofteo Club 5 fAay of Life 1:00 Hamlnf way MBS T:13 Brcakfait . Gang MBS HA Muitcat Kounoup 00 Caril Broun MBS 5 Kawtv MBS 3o Havao of Boat MBS 00 Over Th C'o((e Cub 15 Capitol Commentary MBS ft 23 Music 10 Man About Town 43 Joa of a Shut-in lu;uo Glrnn Hara.v MBS 10:13 Trllo-Tott MBS 10:30 Second Spring 10:43 Batty and Boh 11:00 Ladiaa air MBS 11:3 Xwa MBS 11 30 Queen For A Day MBS 13:00 World Kewa 12:13 Modern Mood Muilo 12:30 Man On Tht Straat MAS Linal Nawa 12:33 Market Re porta 1.0O Jack Kirkwood Show 130 Standard School 2 00 Relay Quiz 2 10 Muiic YoJ Want 3. OP Poor Bob'a Almanac 3:40 Ken Carton Singa 3:43 Aurmbly of God 4:00 Unci Bob'a StoryMmo 4: IS Hcnung way MBS 4:30 Curt Maitey Show MBS 4 45 Sam Hay ea MRS iiOC Sgt, Preaton or Yukon MBS 30 Sky King MBS 3:33 Kewa MBS 00 Gabriel Header MBS IV World of & porta 30 Brighter Sid 43 Sam Hayoa MRS 3 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Bhack Muieum MBS 1:30 Dollar and Sena 7:43 Churckwagon Jambora :00 MGM Theater of Atr MBS t oo Glenn Hardy MBS IS Fulton Lewie Jr MBS :30 Joe Mastey V Guitar 43 Muafc 33 Fiv Minute Finale MRS 1000 I Love Mvatery- MBS 10-l.v Smiley Burnett Show 10:30 Myalcrv ll:i Nile Watrh 11:23 Nawa Nitacap) 11:30 Sign Off Social Security Rules Listed For Self-Employed "If vnit wnrlr fni vnttrcAtf mA are planning to include your name on the quarterly social security tax return you will file in January for yeur employees-don't." So Cow j Ilia... ; i2!ii f Take home V J BREAD f I every time! I BIMAIN1NO BOURS TUUAf 4:30 One Upon A Tim 4 43 Unci ReirtUk LBS a rm Are of Spec- LBS 1:1ft Rhythm Rndvou 3 JO Tim For Mune 3 33 Weather Bulleim 00 S porta Spnihgh! is The Lam plight era 1:30 Modern Kewe 43 John w v an dr cook LBS 7 0O Four Knlghta 1:13 Daiellna Korea 1:30 Muitc 1:43 Claud Thorn hill 1:43 National Guar a Show :0O LBS NW : 13 Heidelberg Harmonalra 1:30 Spotlight on Melody oo Jo'tph ( itariti uBS : 13 Lenny Herman I. 3TJ Headlina In Harmon 10:00 Melody Hour 10.30 Jim MrCulta Nawa LBS 1043 Midnight Flyer II. 30 Sign Oft Tl'ESDAT. JAM Atr I, IIM 00 Sign On :01 Ncwa Headline 05 Dawnbutter 43 Newa LBS 10O Alarm Clock Club 1:13 Sagabruih Symphony I 3 i'4l Tlnnay it on 1.B8 7:43 Ranger Quartet LBS 5 00 Nawa II 13 Jo Sodj :30 Break fat In PhoenlK -LBS B:io Modern Horn 13 Say II With Muilc 30 Newa LBS . Loral 9:43 Top O' Th Mornin' 1000 Movlelim U.S.A. LBS 10:13 Art Monney 10:30 T.V Tim 11:00 Tope In Pope . 11:30 Sink Out l"h Bind LBS 12:00 Mtnui of Prar 12:01 Variety Tim 12:13 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid Day Newa 12:43 Market Rrporl 12:30 You Nvr Know 1:00 Aa You Like II 1:30 Alexander's Ragtime Ittvuo LBS a:uo Meioay Manna 2 30 Liberty .'am bore LBS S:43 Tony Patlor 3:00 Afternoon Carouiel 3:;t0 Open Houm 4 30 One I'pon A Tlmo 4.43 Vncl Remua LBS 3 00 Are of 8 par LBS 5:13 Melody Club 5 30 Tim For Music 5 53 Weather Bulletin 00 Sport Spotlight 15 Th lamplighter 8:30 Modern Nwa 43 John W. V an direook LBS 100 Meet Th Band 1 .to Muaie 143 Randy Brooke 8 flo LBS New :13 Starlifhtera 8 30 Prologu LBS 00 Frawer HuntIAS 13 Cot Glee Club S : 30 D lira phobia B:43 Mtnlc From th Shallmat 10:00 Melody Hour 10:30 Jim MrCutla Nwt LBS 10:43 Midnight Fljr 11:30 Sign Off Mofi.f Jon. 7, 1952 The Ntws-levlew, Rtitburg, Ore. I Yourself?'1 explaining old sge ajjd survivors insurince a it applies to people who are self-employed, may be obtained fiee at tht Eugene social security office. MARRIED PRIEST ORDAINED Rudolf Goath standi outside the Catholic seminary church it Maim, Germany after he was ordained Roman Catholic priest. The former Protestant minister, whose wife witnessed the ordination has been given special Papal content to remain married. He entered the priest hood en the eve of his 70th birthday. IAP WIREPHOTOI Mental Report On Baby Killer Made By Medic I.OS ANGELES OB Baby sit ter Delora Mae Campbell, IS, was legally sane but driven by an ir rcsislable impulse when she strangled her charge, six year old Donna Joyce Isbcll, early last Sun day, says Dr. Marcus Crahan. Judge William B. McKesson heard this report Thursday from the county jail physician. Crahan added that he found the teen-ager "well groomed, mild mannered, and modest." Three physicians were then ap pointed to give Delora Mae I psychiatric examination. They will report Jan. 16. The court at that time will decide whether Delora Mae shall be considered a juvenile or an adult defendant. The judge also ordered the girl transferred from Juvenile Hall to the county jail. A Conacher or a Bentley has won the scoring championship of the National Hockey league six times in the last 18 years. YOUR CAR NEED NOT BE NEWI Used car leans a spe cially. Drivs down tedar t tht cash you adl CALKINS FINANCE COMPANY HONI 1-5144 107 (Jrd Fleer) Pacific lids. M ill Sl.it Lie. r- t EARNS KEEP Duke, th chimpanzee, at Mohawk Park, Tulsa, Oklo., took a look at the snow situation and decided he'd better do something so his visitors, who might bring him bananas or peanuts, could reach his living quarters. Hera he pauses In his labors to smile for the cameraman. (AP Wirephoto) ENDS TOMORROW 1 ran fiAf i forYoii Fi Wholesale fa , J l ..p.,,, n,,,,. - w lm rsiH.nniii.'i.i.'iiifvuu STARTS WED. fjlUllDOLlAR mm ENDS TUESDAY N EXT tlB ' DORCTHr MacHURRAT McGUIRE - KEEL fe. M j - m - - I savs Claude E. Dawson, manager of' the Eugene social security of fice. Dawson says that many self-cm- Kloyed businessmen who were rought under social security by the 1950 amendments are under the same impression that they should report their net Income quarterly in the same manner that their employees are reported. That isn't correct. Self-employed people report fheir own net earnings for social security purposes only once a year, at the end or tnc ycr wnen they make their Individual income tax returns. Everyone who has net earnings of $400 or more in a year from trade or business covered by the Social Security Act mint make the annual self-employment return and pay the sclf emplnyment tax. A form for making the return should be secured through the nearest office of the Bureau of Internal flevenue. Although self-employed people do not make returns until early in 1952. Dawson slated that thpy will receive social security credit for their I9.il earnings just as do em ployees whose WBgcs are reported quarterly by their employers. A booklet, "Do You Work For Order Your Fuel Now O 16 Inch Green Wood O Planer Ends O 16 Inch Dry Wood O Saw. Dust CZ25E tlEHSI1 SUPPORT THE INDUSTRY THAT SUPPORTS YOU! Srt8r ADVICE AVOID ALCOHOLIC STAINS The morning after the night before is hardly the time to be full of rules ond cautions. Still, clothes do mean a lot of money, and we all want to keep unnecessary expenditures to a minimum. So, if you can sove a garment, hooray for you! In terms of New Year's Eve parties, there is one stain that's always outstanding, frequent, numerous and sizeoble . . . the alcoholic stoin. Right here let us say this: BRING ALL GARMENTS WHICH HAVE BEEN STAINED DURING NEW YEAR'S PARTIES IN TO BE CLEANED RIGHT AWAY. In about 99 cases out of 100. the stains will be from oleoholic drinks. Alcohol, being a "semi-dry" liquid. Is extremely volatile. In addition, most dyes are soluble to a lesser or greater degree in alcohol. Which simply means that ALCOHOL TENDS TO LOOSEN OR DESTROY DYES. SO THE SOONER YOU BRING THOSE GARMENTS IN, THE LESS RISK YOU TAKE OF DAMAGING THEM BEYOND REPAIR OR RESTORATION. And on cellulose acetate materials, remember that alcohol tends to dissolve the fibers of the fabric. There is nothing which can be done obout this. Just try to be care ful and not spill anything alcoholic on a rayon or cellulose acetate garment. "For particular people' Dial 3-4596 FREE PICK-UP CLEANERS 417ft E. 2nd Ave. S. AND DELIVERY
