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Automobile Crashes Into Train; Driver Dies DALLAS, Ore. I An auto mobile crashed into a Southern Pa cific freight train near Falls City Wednesday, killing its driver, Har vey Edward Taylor. Taylor, 42, a resident of Falls City, probably was blinded by aun glare, police said. The density of Jupiter is only 1.3 times that of water. Save up to 50 on Helena Rubinstein'? Beauty Pairs at ROSEBURG PHARMACY 241 NORTH JACKSON DIAL 3-3415 PAY FOR ONE-GET ONE FREE! Surf-la'' 2 FOR AGING SKIN "pasteurized" night cream, extra rich moisturizing cream that helpa smooth out lines, prevents dryness. With "herbal" EXTRAlT, ultra-toothing lotion for sensitive ikin. Combination value, 2.38. BOTH FOR ONLY 1.50. BOTH FOR 2 FOR COARSE PORES DEEP CLEANSER, amaiing new liquid clean ser that penetrate deeper, removes bacteria which commonly cause surface blemishes. With it, "HERBAL" SKIN LOTION, astringent freshener. Combination value, Z.Ov. 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Curt Mtr Shew MB! 4iWnlRl HlM-UUS 5:00- Merry Mailman MBS S:3V Songi of B-Bar-B MBS 5:.M Cecil Brown MBS BOO (i.brlel HMttrr MBS ri 5 World of SporU 6 30 -Brighter Side 6:45 Sam Hye MBS 6:S Btll Henry MBS 7:00 Personality Time 1:18 Mutual Newireel MBS 7:30Cuco Kid MBS 8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS 8:30 You Name It 8:45 Double Play 9:00 Newspaper of the Alr-MBS 9:13 Fulton Lewie Jr. MBS 9:30 MaiEazlne Theatre MBS Five Minute Final MBS 10:001 l,ove a Mvatery MBS 10:15 Muit: You Want 10:45 United Natlom MBS 11:00 Nite Watch , 11:25 Nrwi Nilecap ll:30Snn Oft SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1933 00 Coffee Club Caper St Ceual7 A feat 8:45 Way of Life 7:08 Meaktlnfway MBS 7:18 Breekfaat Gaeg-MBS 7:46- -U. U. Hayy Bang 8:00 National Guard Show 8:15 News) MBS 8:25 Headline Newi MBS 8::0 Haven of Rett MBk 9:00 Look to the Skiea 9:13 l-H Club 9:23 Man About Town 9 to Saturday Serenade 10:00 Nrwi MBS 10:15 Before The Camera 10:30 Quiz Club ll:lM)I)unn on DlicMBS 11:25 Cvll Defense 11:30 Music 11:45 You and the Draft 11:55 Music 12:00 Bob Grant. World Newt 12:13 Music In Modern Mood 12::(0 Man on the Street 12:43 Bob Grant. Local Newa 12:53 Market Reports 1:00 Game of the Dav MBS 3:30 Dixieland Matinee-MBS 3:55 Newa-MBS 4:00 John Kl nn MBS 4:15 Hemingway MBS 4:30 Sons of the Saddle 5:00 Mysterious Traveler MBS 5:30 Johna Curve 5:45 Pee Wee Reese Show MBS 6:00 You'll Never Know 8:15 World of Sports 6:30 Lalin Khytms-MBS 7 00 Family Theatre MRS 1:30 Happy Valley Owboyi 8:00 MGM Theater-MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:15 Wrestling 10:25 Cecil Brown Commentary -MBS 10:30 Dance Music MBS 11:00 Hawaii Calls LBS 11:30 Nawa Nitecap 11:33 Sign Oft GEORGIE LEE SHOP Everything for Children 130 N. JACKSON DANCE Every Saturday Niqht at the Melody Mountain BARN Music by Your Old Pal LOU FRANCO and His Happy Valley Cowboys Everyone Hat Fun at the Melody Mountain Barn, 3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek. ADMISSION: $1, Men 50c, Ladies (Plus Tax) Dancing Every Saturday Night, 9:30 1:30, D.S.T. HARD-TOP El ACES (Sanctioned by So. Ore. Race Club) Last Saturday evening 39 cars appeared, of which 31 can placed and snared in a purse of $1000 !! Cars and Drivers, all from Southern Oregon: Ashland, Central Point, Medford, Klamath Falls, Roseburg, Grants Pass, Phoenix, Talent, The S.O.R.C. is on Oregon, Driver-owned organisation, dedicated to hard, clean, fast racing for the boys of our communities, and for the entertainment of all racing fans who love to watch the hard tops run. The new '4-mile track has been graded, rolled and well pirched on the curves. Best time-trial to date: 25 sec. flat. (Billy Rosenbaum, Medford). Most Sensational Accident: Dick Malcom, Medford, rolled six timet last Saturday nite. No Seriout Injuries. High Point Man, Elmer Sitemore, Ashland. Saturday Nights 7:00 P.M. ASHLAND grounds Just North of Ashland, Ore. 1 Block Off Hiway 99 BRMAININO BOURB TODAY DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME SAO Open House 4 :iO Once Upon A Time 4:43 Del' Story Time 5 00 Chuck Foster 8:15 Rhythm At Random S 30 Time For Music :0O Sport Spotlight 6:15 The Lamplighter 6:30 Modern News 8:45 John T. Flynn 7:00 Spotlight On Melody 7:30 IB. A. 8:00 You Never Know 8:15 Your Editor Speakl 8 30 Tony Pastor 8:43 Five Minute New 8 50 Off The Record 8:33 Logger' Weather Bulletin 9:00 Pacific Cos it Baseball 10:30 Midnight Flyer 11:25 Headline Of Tomorrow 11:30 Sign Off SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 19SS 600 Sign On 6:01 New In A NuUhell 6:02 Dawnbuitera 645 First Edition New LBS 6:53 Weather Bulletin 7.00 Eddy Arnold Show 7:13 Sleepyhead Serenade 7:23 Five Minute Newa 7:30 Plercy's Parade 8:00 Five Minute New 8 05 Music For Saturday 835 Tops In Pops 9:uO National Guard Show 9:15 Say It With Music 9:30 Convention Coverage 9:45 Top OThe Morning 10:00 Tune At Ten 10:15 Town Crier 10 :30 Saturday Morning Clambake 11:00 Open House 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Eea To The Skies 12:30 Barcus News 12:43 Market Reports 12:50 As You Like It 1:00 Excursions In Science 1:30 Jan Carber 1:15 Polk Time 1:45 The Starlighter ' 2 :00--P honoq uea t 3:00 Star for Defense 3:13 Music 3:23 Five Minute Newa 3:30 Hot Off The Record 4:00 Afternoon Carousel 5:00 The Master Speak 5:30 Time For Music 6:00 Convention Coverage 6:15 The Lamplighter 630 Modern News 6:43 John's Curve 7:00 Al Hughes Entertains 7:30 Western Caravan 8:00 KK XL Dancing Party 8:55 Five Minute News 9-00 Heidelberg Harmon at res 9:15 Logger's Weather Bulletin 9 20 Pacific Coast Baseball 9:30 Pacific Coast League Baseball 10:.H Midnight Flyer 11:25 Headlines of Tomorrow 11:30 Sign Off It was wonderful meeting Mel Venter and Breakfast gang today, and this column certainly urges everyone to attend the Princess' Talent Ic Beauty Show tonight at 8:30 at the Junior Hi Auditorium . , . Mel and some of his gang will drop by to help out with the fe. tivities, and the public will have an opportunity to see all seven ef the Umpqua Cavalcade princesses in one big galaxy of pulchritude, to put it rather fetchingly we don't think. Seriously, it will be really a grand evening of enter tainment, and your opportunity to see your favorite princess vying for the honor of being queen of the Umpqua Cavalcade. She will be selected and crowned tomorrow night at the Dutch Mill, where Mel Venter's Breakfast Gang will con- SABATINI'S ROUGE "AT INDIAN I m o Stewart GRANGER defends Janet LEIGH and Eleanor PARKER in thai cene from MGM's "SCARAMOUCHE," in color by Technicolor. No Longer Rich Man, Assertion Of Exiled Farouk By ALBURN D. WEST ISLE OK CAPRI OB Egypt's ex-King Farouk declared Thurs day "I am no longer a rich man." He denied he had sneaked out a fortune when he was ousted from Egypt and declared he had none tucked away in foreign banks. Nevertheless, he added: "By the standards of the very poor, I am still to be envied." Addressing more than 100 news men and photographers in the first public statement since he was toppled from his ancient Nile throne in a Military revolt last Saturday, Farouk said he had made no plans about where to live out his life. "Anyone who says I am going to the .United States, England, Switjerland or Southern France, knows more than I do," he de clared. For the time being, he told re porters, he intends to stay on this romantic isle off Southern Italy. Jabs At New Rul.rt The playboy ex-monarch, now 32, got in a dig at Gen. M chained Naguib and others who engi neered his ouster. Hp said he wished the men who threw him out "good luck, because they'll need it." "I hope they will not think gov ernment of a. country these diffi cult days of war crisis is such an easy matter as might perhaps have been thought by those who are new to it," he said. Farouk, who arrived here Tues day, asked that he, his wife ex Queen Narriman and their six-month-old son, Egypt's newly- g reclaimed King Ahmed Fuad II, e allowed to live here in peace. Three daughters by a former marriage are also here with him. "Olher men have lost their jobs," he said. "Other men have known what it Is like to have their native land forbidden to them. They'll know how I feel. . "My wife and myself are not embittered about what has han pened, for we know we are still rich in the many friends we have. BIG BUSINESS HEIDELBERG, Germany W The United States Army announced Thursday it has placed contracts for 400 millinn rinllnrc wnrtk rtt equipment from European manu- taciurers in me past tiscal year and will . turn nvpr 941 millinn An. lars worth of these purchases to NATO armies. gregate, and the orchestra will per form for 4he dancers. Let's every one attend the queen's coronation Dan tomorrow night at 9:00 at the Dutch Mill. The "Brighter Side" tonight again at 6:30. Lvle Fenner dies deep into the wire services for the bright happenings in the day's news . . . ocm situations that occur to Mr. & Mrs. America, that provoke a chuckle, and again proves the claim that people are funnier than anyone. Also, I.yle manages to spin a tune or two featuring top artists in the land . . .all com bined into a package calculated to amuse and interest dialers of KRNR. Tonight's the time again to play games at KRNR . . .at 8:30 the musical quizz game. "You Name It," in which three mystery tunes are spun, and the first call cor rectly identifying the three wins the gold in the form of merchan dise certificates. , , a consistently top show on KRNR for the past many moons now .... all set, get on your mark . . . let's dial! Hark Yel . . . the Breakfast Gang show over the Don Lee net work tomorrow morning will be aired from Roseburg . . .be sure to listen in, since you'll be hearing people you know being gay and carefree with Mel Venter . . .to morrow morning at 7:15. Set your clocks now! Signing off, rememb er this . . .it's Mutual-Don Lee in Roseburg. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY v n Six Persons Hurt When Theater Ceiling Falls AUSTIN, Tex. HI Six persons were injured, none seriously, when a part of the ceiling of the down town Queen Uieater fell during the showing of a thriller picture at noon Thursday. Most of the audience, estimated at about 100, were children. Five of the six injured were children, attendants at Brackenridge hos pital said. Scratches and bruises were the chief injuries. First 'Copters Cross Atlantic PRESTWICK. Scotland m -Two U.S. Army Sikorskys, the first heli copters to fly the Atlantic, arrived here Thursday after 3,300 mile "hop-along" flight from Westover, Mass. The two flying windmills had tak en off from Keflavik, Iceland, on the last and longest hop of their At lantic flight. The experimental flight was launched by the Military Trans port Service to test the feasibility of delivering helicopters to Europe by air. The planes started from West over Air Force Base two weeks ago on a six-stop. 4,000 mile flight to Wiesbaden, Germany. The big ships came hovering down here to make aviation his tory and break the official heli copter distance record by more than 200 miles. On Saturday the two ships will push on to Amsterdam and then go to Wiesbaden where they will be stationed with an air-sea rescue squadron. STARTS SUN. e UfD :l -mmm liiwr Stars! f H0T IS Songs! 1 PLUS tSSBBSJSSL ENDS SAT. THE BOWERY BOYS IN HERE COME THE MARINES" PLUS JUDY CANOVA IN "OKLAHOMA ANNIE" IS Friday, Aug. 1, 1952 The Searchers With Dog Fail To Find Dunkin, Slayer MEDFORD I A three -day search by five state policemen and a trained dog failed to turn up any trace of George Baker Dunnik, 76-year-old prospector wanted in the shooting of State Policeman. Phil Lowd. Capt, Paul Parson, head of state police in southwestern Oregon, said Wednesday the five combed a lame area of northern .laelr enn Count. With them was a dog trained for K- service with the Army. Parson said, however, he be lieves Dunkin still i in in Inn. mile square area, but the rugged, timbered terrain makes search dif ficult. Dunkin has the advantage of knowing the region Intimately, since he has spent his whole life there. . The search will continue, and Parson said he is confident that Dunkin ultimately will h tured. A S30O has been offered by meoiora residents, for his capture. Lowd was shot June 24 when he went to arrest Dunkin. Dunkin also was suspected for a time in the slaying of two men at Crater Lake, but Parson said later he was rertain the nrncru.. tor was not involved. Stephen Foster, who wrote such songs as "My Old Kentucky Home" and "Old Folks At Home", died homeless and forsaken in a New York hospital charity ward. TONIGHT thru SATURDAY "RED SKIES OF MONTANA nrf "THE BIG GUSHER" AIR CONDITIONED CHECK UTNE BROS. Kaiser-Frazer Dealers . For Budget-Priced USED CARS 659 N. Jackson Ph. 3-5353 STARTS SUNDAY The Year's PUNCHIEST COMEDY! 4 "Tteoci - iuiif TODAY and fc vA'.tJV'.v I DON BUDGE UVM 1 ALICE RBLE ' fRANr r "- D A V Newt - Review, Roseburg, Ore., S Bond Issue, Special. Tax Up To Portland Voters PORTLAND i The Portland City Council Wednesday voted to put two financial measures on the city's November election ballot. One calls for a 2 Mi million dollar bond issue to finance completion of Portland's sewage disposal system. The money is to be repaid from the sewer use fund. The other is a special tax to raise $600,000 for civil defense and disaster relief. T; STARTS- TONIGHT JOHN PAYNE 'Crosswinds' TECHNICOLOR 2ND FEATURE . ROBERT TAYLOR LANA TURNER "Johnny Eager" WILLIAM CHING W40MWWJUt NCtWt SATURDAY SCRRRMOUCHE .aonumrn r. ninifTn net LEIGH FERRER Kurt Una lewis Rxhara) W1LC0X0N - FOCH - STONE - ANDERSON
