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I BKHAININO HOURS TOD4T DAYLIGHT 8AVTNQ TIMS 4:00 Paula StonaMBS : He mint way MBS i 4:SO Curt Huiff Show MB1 4 41 Sm HayM MBS 500 Marry Mailman MBS 3:30 Son, of tha B-Rar-B MBS ' 3:50 Cecil Brown MBS too Gabriel Meatier MBS : 15 World of Spuria i 6:30 Dreamer's Holiday I U Sam Hfcyaa MBS a6 Bill Henry MBS 7:00 Jimmy Carol Show MBS T::tA Bob Croaby 7 43 Chuckwagon Jamboraa OQ MUM Theater of Air MBS too Newipaper oi tha Air MBS IS Fulton L,wia Jr. MBS 9:M Sporu Parade 8:43 Muaic 9 33 Five Minute Final MBS I0 UO I Love a Myitery MBS 10:13 Muaic You Want 10:43 United Nations MBS 11:00 Nlte Watrh 11:03 Neffe Nueca U:J Sign Of I WKDNK8DAY. JUI.T , 100 Coffee Club Capers 8:30 Farm Fair and News I 4ft War of Ufa 7:00 Hemingway MBS 7:1S Hrvakfaat Gangs MM 7:45 Muiical Roundup 100 Ceril Brown MBS IS News MBS a 10 Bible institute Hour MBS BOO Over Tha Coffee Cup B: 13 Capitol Commentary MBS 9:23 Northwest Highltfhta 10 Man About Iowa 9:45 Trading Post 10 00 NewKpaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello-Teat MBS 10:30 Second Spring 1043 Betty and Bob 11.00 Ladies Fair MBS 11:23 News MBS 11:30 Queen for Dav MBS 12:00 Bob Grant. World News 12:13 Modern Mood Musle 12:30 Man on the Street 12:43 Bob Grant Local News 12:33 Market Reports 1:00 Jack Kirkwood Show MBS 1 :30 Modern Concert Hall 2:00 Here's to Veterans 213 Woman's View 2:30 Came of the Dav MBS 4:00 Paula Stone MBS 4:11 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Curt Maisey Show MBS 4:43 Sam Havee MBS 5:00 Merry Mailman MBS 3:30 Songs of B-Bar-B MBS ' 3 : 50 Cec i 1 Brown M BS 6:00 Crosby Time 6 13 World of Sports 6:30 Lawrence Welk Show 6:45 Sam Hayes MBS 6 55 Bill Henry And inn News MBS 7:00 Hardy Family MBS 7:30 Cisco Kid MBS 8 00 I Wa a Communist for the F.B.L 30 Melody Tim 9 Oij Newipaper of the Air MBS 9 11 Fultoa Lewie Jr. MBS 9:30 Mutual Newsreel MBS B:43 Music 9:33 Five Minute Final MRS 10:001 Love A Mystery MBS iu:i3 music you want 10:45 United Nations MBS 11:00 Nlte Watch 11:23 News Nitecap ii:ju toign uu mm .240 kc. KRXl EEMAININQ BOI7BI TOD At DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMS 5:30 Open IJous 4:30 Once Upon A Time 4:43 Del s Story Time 5:00 Ray Anthony 5:15 Rhythm At Random 5:30 Time Tor Musle 0:00 SporU Spotliht i: 13 The Lamplighter! :30 Modern News 0:43 Your Editor Speaks 7:00 The People Choose 7:30 Lonesome Gal 7 45 Michael Hynn LBS 5 00 Shalimar Room 5:15 John T. Flynn an Loners" Weather Bulletin 8:30 Vaughn Monroe 0:43 Five Minute News 8:30 Off The Record 0:55 Logger's Weather Bulletin BOO Pacific Coast Baseball 10, to Midnight Flyer 11:23 Headlines of Tomorrow 11:30 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, JULY f, 1951 8:00 Sign On 0:01 News In A Nutshell 6:03 DawnbuMer 4.3 Firt Edition News LBS 8:54 Weather Bulletin 7:00 Riders Of The Purple Sage 7:13 Sleepyhead Serenade 7:25 Five Minute News 7:.t0 Music With Menard 7 45 Ranger's Quartet LBS ' BOO Five Minute Newi 8:05 Music for Wednesday 8:30 Tops In Pops 8:43 Sugar 'N Spice 9:00 Modern Home 1 9:13 Sav It With Muite 0:300:30 Dateline LBS 9:43 Tod O The Morning 10:00 Tunes At Ten 10:15 Ortho Garden Guide 10:30 T. V. Time 11:00 Meet The Missua 11:13 Town Crier 11:23 Stork Cluk 1 :30 KRXli House rany 12:00 Variety Time 12:13 Roving Roving Reporter 12:30 Barcus News 12:45 Market Reports 12:30 As You Like It 1:00 To Be Announced 1:15 South Of The Border 1:30 Myrtle Greek Presents 2:00 Musie By Maupin 2:15 Peggy Lee 2:30 Five Minute News 2 :33 Magazine Of The Air 2:45 Pipea Of Melody 3:00 House of Melody 3:23 Five Mtnute Newe 3:30 Open House 4:30 Once Upon A Time 4 4, Del i Story Time 5:00 Blue Barron 5:15 Rhythm At Random 5:23 Under The Capitol Dome 3:30 Time For Music 6:00 Sports Spotlight 6:15 The Lamplighters 6:30 Modern News 6:43 John T. Flynn 7:00 Wax Museum 730 Lonesome Gal 8:00 Get A Hit 8:15 Your Editor Speaks o:.tu anownme tie view 8:43 Frailer Hunt 9:00 Heidelberg Harmonaires 6:15 Logger's Weather Bulletin 9:20 Pacific Coast Baseball 10 :30 Midnight Flyer 11:25 Headiinee Of Tomorrow 11:30 Sign Off Logging Safety Meet Slated Here Sept. 27 The Governor's Regional Safety Committee will hold a safety con ference covering logging, sawmill ing, log hauling, construction and public utilities in Roseburg Sept. 27. The conference was set Thurs day at the committee's regular meeting. SPREES DRAW FINES ( Two men were fined $50 each Monday in district court after pleading guilty to drunk charges. Thev are Robert Clement Slate, 21 430 N. Pine St., and Wayne . Chandler, Idleyld Park. Theresa Gertrude Hall, 45, 2050 Eden Lane was fined $50 after pleading guilty to disorderly con duct, while her husband, Wayne Lee Hall, 37, pleaded innocent to disorderly conduct and was re leased on recognizanoe. IVAN EDWARDS 1st Claw Conduction Contracting or Timo ond Material Ph. 3-7493 1251 Harrison MELODY INN CLOSED TONITE Opens: Thursday, July 3 Red McKinley Quartette 111., - 4 4VI I S jj And COMMUNITY A WONDERFUL FIREWORKS At BANDON BEACH FRIDAY JULY 4th 9:00 P.M. Standard Time Mammoth Aerial Display Golf at Westmost Cool and Green The Bandon Area Celebration NINE DESPERATE f ! ! i 1 1 1 1 YVtTTE DUG AY ind AUDIb kcdc from UDivcral-loicrtutional's FOLLOW CONVENTIONS As another presidential year rolls around the nation's pre-elec tion attention is focused on the forth - coming Republican and Democratic National Conventions. Mutual-Don Lee's top newsmen and special events department will be on-the-spot at both conclaves to bring listeners hihlights and action from this history-making event.. Fulton I.eiws Jr., Cecil Brown, Bill Henry, Gabriel Heatter, Ced ric Foster, H. K. Baukhage, Ev erett Holies and Frank Edwards are some of the famous radio re porters who will cover the con ventions for MDL. From the wo man's angle Hedda Hopper will be on hand to broadcast a "Ladies Eye View" of the political goings on. In addition to MDL's live cov erage of both conventions, 'news men will tape record special thirty minute digests of convention ac tion to be presented at an air time which is convenient for Pa cific Coast listeners. These seg ments will be aired Mondays thru Friday from 7:00-7:30 p.m., and 10:30-11:00 p.m. DST. PAULA STONE LISTS GUESTS FOR HER MDL WEEKDAY SHOWS AT 4:00 P.M. ON KRNR Tutsday, July 1st: Beautiful Arlene Dahl is the guest for this broadcast. Wtdntsday, July 2nd: Film favorite Helen Gallagher visits Paula Slone. Thruiday, July 3rd: Marge and Cower Champion guest the "Paula Stone Show." Friday, July 4th: Continental favorite Turhan Bey visits tha Friday program. Four Roseburg Sailors On Returned Carrier Four Roseburg men are among the . crew of the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge which docks at the San Diego naval air station today from Korea. The men are William D. White' head, chief gunner (warrant); Rob' ert R. Barrett, fireman; George W. Porter, aerographer's mate, first class; and James K. Nca voll. Eunner's mate, third class. Today is the carrier's second an niversary of combat. She was the first carrier to launch air attacks against the North Koreans and the first to complete tnree Korean tours. It is believed that the atmos phere of Mars contains virtually no oxygen. COME TO BANDON - FREE FISH FRY PICNIC at BAN DON CITY PARK FRIDAY I PL U S WEEKEND FOR ALL DANCING at Huge TANGLEWOOD Ballroom FRI. Afternoon Evening SAT. Evening Queen for A Night Good Mutic Prizet ENJOY the BEACH Invites You To BANDON-BY-THE-SEA Sponsored by Bandon Chamber of Commerce MEN AT INDIAN MURPHY ire Knicd l aaion in this "THE CIMARRON KID.Thnicoloc Vital Statistics Marriafla Licnit MORIN-JONES John Winton Morin, Yoncalla. and Reba Le- nora Jones, Drain. LYNN-DYER Robert Kistler Lynn, Days Creek, and Ethel Mae Dyer, Myrtle Creek. LEMLEY-BENNETT Albert D. Lemley and LaVerta M. Ben nett, both of Sutherlin. C0GGESHALL-ERR1NGT0N James Michael Coggeshall, Rose burg, and Lucinda Nan Errington, Altadena, Calif. Divorce Suits Filed GOETHE Jean Anne vs. Rob' ert J. Goethe. Desertion charged, Plaintiff asks custody of one mi-' nor child and $40 monthly support. Vote In Senate Spells Increase For Air Force WASHINGTON 11 The Senate voted unanimously Monday to give the Air Force enough money to build its fighting strength to 143 wings by the middle of 1955. By a vole of 79 to 0, the Senate adopted an amendment ororjosed by Sen. O' Ma honey (D-Wyo) thit would chop seven billion dollars in cash from Air Froce funds voted by the House. But at the same time the amend ment would give the Air Force authority to contract for new planes on credit on the basis of a sum 560 million dollars more than the amount voted by the House. It was an unusual amendment and it left most of the senators a bit puzzled. In place of the $12,125,044,000 of new cash for planes voted by the bouse. O Mahoney'i amend' ment would provide only $4,' 685.O44.O0O cash but it would allow eight billion of contract authority or credit. This was $7,440,000,000 less new cash but a cash and credit total of 560 million more. ' The vote came after O'Mahoney said he wanted the Air Force Ui attain the 143-wing goal by July 1, 1955. This would be one year beyond July 1, 1954 I he date that the Joint Chiefs of Staff and military intel ligence experts say Soviet Russia will be able to launch a long-rane atomic bomb attack on this nation. Republican senators, including Bridges of New Hampshire, Fer guson of Michigan and Case of South Dakota, questioned that the House would be willing to accept any scheme for contract authority. But all agreed to vote for the amendment and see what a Senate-House committee, that will ad just differences later, could agree upon. Winchester Bay Set For July 4th Influx Preparations for the expected Fourth of July influx to Winches ter Bay were being made this week, the sheriff's office reports. Deputy Sheriff W. T. Tankers ley said the two north-end blocks of Broadway Street were being zoned for diagonal parking and the northerly extension of the street was being marked as a one- way loop into the docks. ! The antarctic continent has the I highest average elevation of any i of the world's continents. by - the - SEA v - THE FAMILY I BASEBALL Southern Oregon League Fri July 43:30 P.M. Sat. Nite, 5th, 7:15 P.M. Kids' Games City Park, July A, 2 P.M. ALSO Special Moviat for Kiddiat Tut July 1, 1952 The Young 'Scramble' Captors Win 4 Calves, Four calves and 14 lambs have new owners after the 4-H lamb and calf scrambles, held in con nection with the Douglas County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo, June 20 and 21. . Thirty-eight 4-H youths entered (he contest to capture and keep the 18 animals. The lambs were chased by 26 gals; the calves by one girl and 11 fellows. The prizes will be shown at the Dougas County Fair. Victors and their sponsors are as follows: Lamb scramble Marta Patter son, Grand Hotel; Joan Cummings, Indian, alar and Pine Motor The aters; Betty Wylie, Roseburg Hud- Finn Denies He Gave False Tip On Lattimore SEATTLE I A Finnish vet eran of the Russo-Flnnish War pleaded innocent Monday to two charges of giving federal agents false information that Owen Latti more was planning a trip to Rus sia. Harry A. Jarvinen, 32-year-old Seattle travel agency manager, gave the "not guilty, your honor" response to each of two counts at his Federal Court arraignment. One count in the grand jury In dictment charged him with giving false information to the Central In telligence Agency; the other In volved the FBI. Lattimore, controversial Johns Hopkins University specialist on Far Eastern affairs, has denied any plans for such a trip. After Jarvinen's indictment Friday, the Slate Department apologized to Lattimore for its Issuing of ad vices against his departure from the country, on the basis of the "lip." Jarvinen told reporters after the short court appearance that the statement about Lattimore was made to a C.I. A. agent who was a "very close" friend, at a dinner party at which they were drinking. Jarvinen's attorney continued In decline to let him discuss the mo tive for the original statenents. "The government attorneys haven't all the facts in this case," Attorney Gerald Shucklln ex plained. "He will tell his story at the trial." TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY Tnnotte Williams' "THE GLASS MENAGERIE" me urn STARTS TONIGHT Belly Grable 'MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW In beautiful TECHNICOLOR CO-FEATURE James STEWART Marlene DIETRICH in i N0 HIGHWAY IN THE SKY' Starts DOUBLE BILLED BLAZING fcr; S , USHER CATt KILLS! m ash rMi -ENDS yiivi.w'.?.i.',N:Hr'-i Newt - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 5 14 Lambs son Co.; Jean Simpson, Roseburg Jewelers; And Jo Ann Busenbark Adair Associated Service, til of Roseburg. Phyllis Conner, Carslen's Furni ture; Erlcne Sargent, Krueger and DeCimp Insurance; Shirley Pach mayr, Carl's Fine Food; Francis Moan, F & W Floor Covering; Sandra Denman, Myers Oil Co.; Cvelvn Dver, Doyle Sales and Service; Patty Conner, Drive-In Cleaners; and Sonja Denman, Sky Room, of Myrtle Creek. Shirley Rasmussen, Earl Wiley Real Es tate, of Azales. Calf scramble Kenneth Mil ler, Nielsen Market, and David Swift, U. S. National Bank, of Roseburg. Everett Clark, Si Dil lard Motor Co., and Lloyd Tray lor, Douglas Ice and Storage, of Drain. Tomorrow starring AUDIE MURPHY I YVE7TE DUOAY uif Uickson TONIGHT 'SNOW WHITE' MOTOR-I TH Wed. TONIGHT- ' Tune ffil'iQffiV BLAZING ir,Hon Mod; eT fifTuit I ,7P3V 1 I e- i .a 1 MET'' J era iu i i v jT .i
