The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, August 21, 1952, Image 5

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Miles North of Myrtle Creek
on Highway 99
Furniture You Want At Prices
You Want To Pay
ft
STARTS
THURS., FRI., SATURDAY, MONDAY,
7:30 P.M. THURSDAY AND AT 1:30 AND 7:30 P.M. DAILY
APPLIANCES
End Tables
Swing Rockers
Floor Lamps
Table Lamps
Occ Furniture
Chrome Sets
Hassocks
USED
FURNITURE
THURSDAY,
AUGUST 21
JOHN'S CURVE
D)l.l! C
WW
TONIGHT. AUGUST 21. AT 7:30
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE TO BESOLDATTHIS AUCTION!
Once-ln-A-Lifetime Opportunity! You Can't Afford To Miss It !!!
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF NATIONALY ADVERTISED BRANDS TO SELECT FROM AT THIS GREAT AUCTION!
LIVING ROOM
SUITES
n
DINETTE SETS
And Hundreds Of Additional Choice Magnificent Items To Choose From
Don't Miss This For Anything
Let Nothing Keep You From Being Here When The Auctioneer's Hammer Sounds The
Opening Of This Sensational Sale Of Fine Quality Furniture And Appliances. It's An
Opportunity Of A Lifetime T6 Save.
How To Buy At Auction
Select Any Item You Wish! They Will Be Placed On The Auction Block For Immediate Sale.
DESKINES BROS.,
; SNAPPY STORY: Ben Alex
ander, recent substitute for vaui;
tioning M.C. Jack Bailey o(
QUEEN FOR A DAY fame, came
! up with a real problem. In inter
; viewing the "queen" prospect,
j Ben asked her for her wish. She
! replied: "I just got to have a
girdle, a new one that is." Well,
what would you say? Treading on
; thin ice, Ben asked her "why?"
"Because my husband is always
I wearine mine," came the reply.
I Hear "Quaen for a Day" each
D)l
MYRTLE CREEK, OREGON
QUBT
u
BEDROOM
SUITES
SECTIONAL
Auctioneers
5in
MUM
MYRTLE CREEK, OREGON
week-day morning at 11:30.
MUSICAL FASHIONS, tonight,
features three local artists San
dra Mclba and Gordon Howard
singing, and pianist Georgene
Shanklin. Hear them blend their
talents tonight at 7:30.
B-BAR-B RIDER goes to sea. . .
Carl Warren, who plays "Cactus"
on Mutual-Don L:?' Bobby Ben
son Show, swaps his chaps for
bell-bottoms when he takes his
annual cruise with the Naval Re
serve next week. The cowboy
player has been assigned to a
ture
O RUGS O
Various Sizes
FURNITURE
(
Foi
ture
Population Of Congo Increasing Rapidly
LEOPOI.DVIU.E, Belgian Con
go 1 The Belgian Congo's tre- j
menaous economic Doom in tne
last few years has pumped more
than 8,000 whites into the colony.
The most unhealthy and remote
provinces have proved to be the
fastest-growing areas.
In the year 1951 the white popu
lation of the Congo has increased
carrier In the Atlantic fleet, and
for the next f"w weeks he'll be
coralling aircraft instead of radio
rustlers.
MDL's Midwest news chief, Rob
ert Hurlei&h, who is substituting
for commentator Fulton Lewis
Jr., during the latler's vacation,
was principal speaker at the 64th
annual convention of TV Loyal
Order of Moose, which excluded
today. ,
MUTUAL'S GAME OF THE
DAY, according to our schedule,
com
Here's your chance to get some
wonderful bargains in furniture
FURNITURE
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MATTRESSES Cr
BOX SPRINGS
BED DAVENOS
CO.
hy 14 per cent from 57,930 to 68.
078. This compares with a native
population of about 12 million.
There are now 1,048 Americans in
the Congo. I
It the water in the Great Lakes
were spread over continental linil
ed Slates, it would be 10 to 18 feet
deep.
tomorrow will be Boston at Chi
cago, National League.
Tom Moore, Mutual-Don Lee's
"Ladies Fair" M.C, was just
about to take a dip at the beach
recently when he noticed another
ma , neauinv for me witcr "'"I
still wearing his wrist watch,
Moore caught him at the water's
edge in time to warn him. The
man thanked Moore profusely, re
moved the watch, put it into the
pocket of his swimming trunks
ml nrocecdrd to dive.
pamy
SHARP
TUES.
Saturday Afternoon
And Evening
Used Appliances
Electric
Washing Mechines
Electric Ranges
Oil Heaters
Refrigerators
Sinks
Cabinets
and
Bases
SATURDAY
FREE GIFTS
Awarded At Every Auction
Held In The Afternoon And
In The Evening.
PC
iThuri., Aug. 21,1952 The
mtio programs:-
KP.HR 1490 kc.
EKMAININQ HOURS TODAY
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME t
4:00 Paula Stone MBS
4:15 Hrmipg'vay MBS
4:30 Curt Matter Show MBS
4:4 Sam Hayea MHS
3:00 Merry Mailman MBS
3:0 Songi of B-Bar-B MBS
5:3u Cecil Brown MBS
B:0O Gubriet Heatter MBS
8:15 World of Sport t
tf:;i( Dreamer'i Holiday
Sam llayea-MHS
0 .W Bill Heury-MHS
1:00 Jan Nocturne MBS
T:: Mutlcal Faihioni
7:.V Cliuck wagon Jamboree
8:00 Concerto Fealival-MBS
8::tO Melody Time
0:00 Newspaper of the Air-MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewia Jr. MBS
::io Sporta Parade
9:45 Music
55 Five Mlnule Pinal
10:00 I Love a MviirryMBS
10 15 Mime Vou Want
10:4.1 United Nations MBS
11:00 Nile Watch
11:25 News Nltecap
11:30 Sign Off
FRI HAY, ALOIHT , IBM
C:0O Coffee Club Capera
6 .-W rarra Fair Newt
: Way of Life
7:Oo Hemingway - MBS
7:15 Breakfaat Gang- MBS
7:45 Mutical Roundup
1:00 Cecil Brown MBS
8:15 News MBS
8:25 Gabriel 11 ratter MBS
:30 Bible Institute Hour MBS
9:00 Woman's View
9:15 Capitol Commentary MBS
9:25 Northwest Highlight,
9::iO Man About Town
9 45 Trading Host
10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS
10:15 Tello-Teet MBS
lO.W Second Spring
10:45 Betty and Bob
11:00 Ladles Fstr MBS
11:25 News MBS
11:30 Que for a Dsy MBS
12:00 Bob Grant, World Nawa
12:15 Modern Mood Unite
12:30 Man on the Street
12:45 Bob Grant, News
12:55 Market Heports
1 :00 Jack Kirk wood MBS
1:30 Saddle Serenade
1:45 Muifc
2:00 Sister Kenney Foundation
2:15 Tell Your Neighbor MBS
2:30 Game of the Day-rMBS
4.00 Paula Stone-MBS
4:15 Hemingway MBS
4:30 Curt Matsey Show MBS
1:45 Sam Hayes MBS
3 00 Merry Mailman MBS
i:30 Songs of B-Bar-B MBS
i:50 Cecil Brown MBS
(:0O Cabrfel H setter MBS
15 World of Sports
6:;iO Brighter Side
j:45 Sam Hayes MBS
1.V5 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Rose Hotel
7:15 Mutual Newnreel MBS
7:30 CIhco Kid MBS
8:00 Reporter's Roundup MBS
d::io You Name It
I:i5 Double Plav
9:00 New .paper of the Atr MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr. MBS
tf:30StUck Car Racea
1:35 Munc
"If fives Minute Final MBS
J -10 Magazine Theatre MBS
J.OO I Love Myttery MBS
0:15 Muilc You Want
10:45 United Nallona MBS
11:00 Nile Watch
11:25 News Nitecag)
ll:30Sifn Off
LOG?' rDllcu e ay a
EUGENE Ml Elijah Dunn, 52 ;
of Springfield was crushed to death
Tuesday afternoon when logs fell
from a truck while the load was
being re-placed.
The logs had shifted and when
one was lifted from the truck, two
others fell, crushing Dunn. The
mishap occurred on the C. A. Lu
cas ranch south of here.
POLLY POSSUM
AND
JOE WOLVERTON
ir Columbia Star
k 27 Record-Breaking
weeks. Golden Nugget,
Lai Vegat.
SKYROOM
115 W. Waihingfon
Under New Management
FRIDAY end SATURDAY
"MARK OF THE RENEGADE"
and Wtovar Brothers in
"DOWN IN ARKANSAS"
ENDS TONIGHT:
"BECAUSE OF EVE"
Separata Shewing., Lediet, 2 &
7 f.M. Men, P.M.
STARTS
Tomorrow
CARY GRANT
JOAN FONTAINE
-IN-
One of the All-Time Greats
"GUNGA
DIN"
P L U S
Joan Evans
"ROSEANNA
McCOY"
ENDS TONIGHT:
"The Belle of New York"
and "The Fat Man"
News - Review, Roitburg, Or. 5
1240 kc. KRXL
REMAINING BOUR8 TODAY
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIMS .
.1:10 Open House
4:30 Once Upon A Tlmt)
4:45 Dels Story Time
5:00 Shep Fields
5:15 Rhythm At Random
5:30 Time lor Muiie
8:00 Sports Spotlight
8:15 Lampllghteri
8:30 Modern News
8:45 Your Editor Speaki
7:00wlern Serenade
8:00 TB A
8:15 John T. Flvnn
B:30-Loggers; Weather Bulletin
8. ,15 Pac. Cosnt Baseball
1Q:30-Mldnlght Flyer
n:s:.andhSf7 of Tomorro
FRIDAY, AUGUST tl, H3t
8:00 Sign On
2:2irSw,Jn A NutsheU
8:02 Oawn butters
6:45 Firtt Edition News
8:55 Weather Bulletin
7:00Riders Of The Purple Sage
7:15-SIeepyhead Serenade
7:25 five Minute News
T:;iO Piercy'k Parade
8:00 Five Minute News
8:05 Muiic For Friday
8:30 Tops In Pops
9:00 Modern Home
:15-Say It With Mutle
9:30 9:30 Dateline
9:45 Top O' The Morning
10:00 Tunea At Ten
10:15 Ortho Garden Guide
10:30-T. V. Time
11:00 Meet The Mitsui
11:15 Town Crier
11:25 Stork Club
11:30 KRXL House Party
12:00 Vsrlely Time
12:15 Roving Reporter
12:30 Bsrcus News
12:45 Market Reports
12:50 As You Like It
1:00 Diikaphobia
1:30 Myrtle Creek Presents
2:00 Remember When
2:30 Five Mlnule News
2:35 Magazine Of The Air
3:45 Hymns of All Faiths
3 00 House Of Melodv
3:25 Five Minute News
3:30 Open Hous
4:30 Onre Upon . Time
4:45 Del'i Storf Time
5:00 Chuck FoAjct
5:15 Rhythm At Random
3:30 Time For Music
800 Sports Spotlight
8:15 The Lamplighters
8:30 Modern News
8:45 John T. Flynn
7:00 spotlight On Melody
7:30 TB. A.
7:45 Shallmar Show
8:00 You Never Know
:15 Your Editor Speaks
8:30 Tony Pattor
8:45 Five Minute News
It: 50 Off The Record
8:35 Logger's Weather Bulletin
9:00 Pacifio Coatt BasebaU
10:30 Midnight Flyer
11:23 Headlines Of Tomorrow
11:30 Sign Off
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