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vr Airplane Makes Forced Landing Near GlendaU I! A light plane, occupied by Mr. and Mri. Robert Vilaj and their' 3 children of Sparks, Nev., was forced down on an unfinUned air strip at Fortune Branch sear Glen dale Dec. 5. With heavy clouds and severe storm conditions clos ing in on them at either end of the valley, Vilas, who had been following the railroad tracks much of the time since taking off from Eugene, planned to set his plane down on the CAA air strip, stilt marked on his map at Glendale. He flew over the field but could see that it was no longer in use, with a fence across it and what looked like standing water in one portion of the field (CAA discon tinued the Glendale air strip Oct. 1.) Vilas then prepared to land his plane, a new Piper Pacer, 4-seat Firm Federation Asks Wage, Price Rules' End SEATTLE tm Elimination of wage and price controls, a curb on the federal sale of electric power and return to tidelands con trol to coastal states were de manded in closing sessions of the American Farm Bureau Federa tion convention here Thursday. The delegates also endorsed flexible farm price support and criticized monopolistic power by "industry, labor, agrculture or the government itself." Labor came in for a separate going over in a repurt on labor management relations which noted what it called the trend toward labor monopoly. And, the delegates agreed, when the government construct a dam, the right to generate power a the dam site should be sold to private enterprise or to states or their political subdivisions. model, on the road, but each time i he was ready to attempt the land ing, cars approached, and he had to retain altitude. He continued to fly about, and finally spotted the field near Fortune Branch which local fliers are readying to take the place of the discontinued one near dlendale. Howard Vaughn, a Glendale pilot seeing Vilas pre dicament, went down the field and flagged him in. The field is still rough and muddy. It was expected that it might be Tuesday or Wednesday before the Vilas family could take off again to complete their journey to Nevada, where Vilas is a professional crop duster. Vilas, dogged by bad weather ever since the family left on a vacation trip for Vancouver, Wash., on Nov. 26, expressed himself as "glad we saw him flagging us. Otherwise, we'd have wound up on some mountain top." The fam ily planned on spending Thanks giving with the children's grand parents in Vancouver but were first delayed by bad weather which grounded them at Redmond for a couple of days. After finally reach ing their destination and visiting with relatives for a few days, the Vil-.s family started home again. Tempted by clear weather, they flew down ihe Pacific Coast, but were soon grounded at Astoria. On their next try they got as far south as Coos Bay but were forc ed back to Newport by a storm. They remained there for several days but, already overdue back home, they took advantage of a brief break in the weather to hop to Eugene. Luck seemed to be with them, and they took off from Eu gene for Grants Pass, but the storm closed in again. Mrs. Vilas, in commenting on their trip, said, "Thank God for railroad tracks." They followed them, when-things got so thick they could not see anything eise. ineir maps snowea a landing Held at Tri-Lity, ana the parents talked ol attempting to return to the field but beiieved that they might not be able to find their way through the storm. Actually, had they been able to reach Tri-City, they would have found that that field, too, has been closed, and that the closest avail able landing field to the north is actually in Roseburg, RADIO PROGRAMS C ICRNR'1490 kc. ;, 1240 kc. ECRXL Camas Dancers In Vets Show By MRS. J IAN YODER Several Camas Valley dance pu pils participated in the Sally Hilt Studio of Dance Arts show at the ! Veterans Hospital Saturday, Dec. 6. The stuido puts on a monuily show at the hospital. From Camas Valley was Steve Moody, who did two numbers, one a novelty tap, and one a military tap. Bette Spencer did a hula dance. A group fast tap witlt ba ton was danced by Billie Battles, Judy Dancer, Susan White and Sandra Dahl. Judy Defferding, Maxine Dancer, Sherril and Le Ann Moody, Mary White, and Jan-1! ice Dahl did a soft shoe and bji ton dance. Dates Changed Notice of date changes: The Camas Valley PTA will meet on Jan. 8 instead of Jan. 5, because several of the teachers will be at tending a county teachers meet ing on Jan. 5. .Square Dancing will then be held Jan. 5, at the Camas Valley School instead of on the Thursday date. DANCE! 1 To The Music of JOE POWELL And The Oklahoma Moonshiners SATURDAY NIGHT AT John's S Mi. North of Myrtle Creek on Hwy. 99 BRING YOUR GIRL... BRING YOUR CROWD EVERYBODY HAS FUN AT JOHN'S CURVE GRAND OPENING Monday; December 15 THE HOLE - IN - ONE D0NUTSH0P ..if A sane Wui err-,- t a m FREE Coffee and your choice of: O Doughnuts O Maple Bars 9 Cinnamon Rolls You ore cordially invited to come in and sample our products, inspect our shop and we would like to get acquainted with everyone. RIMADflNO BOUSS TOOAI 4:1 S Hmlnfwy-MB I 4:30 Sgns of th Saddl 3:00 Gueat Star 8: IS CBS Farm Nawi-CBS 5:30 Jshn'i Curva 5.45 Muaie on Recortl 5:55 Baukhaga-MBS, 8:00 You'll Navtr Know 6:15 World or Sport 6:3(-Hopalonf Caaaldy-CB 7:00 Family Thealre-MBS T:30 Happy Valley Cowboya BOO OSC -Santa Clara BaakatbaU 8:30 Newt -MBS 9:45 Wrestling 10:25 Cecil Brown Commantary-MBi 10 30 John Wolohan Orchestra 11:00 Hawaii Calla-MBft 11:30 Newt Nttecap 11:35 Sign Oft SUNDAY. DC EMBER 14. 1851 80 Dr. Chaa. Fuller 9:00 Radio BibU Claaa-MBI 9:30 Voice of Prophacy-MBft 10:00 Newa-MBS 10:15 Seventh Day Adventlrt 10:30 Lutheran Hour-MBS 11:00 Church Servicea 11:30 Mew York Philharmonic lym phonyCBS 1:00 Hollywood Story-CBS 1:30 Muala For You 1:55 Vlck Newa-MBS 2:00 The Shadow-MBS 2:30 True Detective Mytterfai-MBS 3:00 Nick Carter-MBS 3:25 Cecil Brown Commentaay-MBS 3:30 Hollywood Barn Dance-CBS 4:00 Maater Radio Canariea-MBS 4:15 World Newt 4:30 Amos 'N' Andy-CBS 5:00 Edgar Bergen and Charlte-CBS 5:30 CSB Newsroom Sunday Desk-CBS 8:oo What'a the Name of that Song MBS 8:30 Accent on Melody 6:45 World of Sporta 7:00 John J. Anthony-MBS 7:30 The Whistler-CBS 8:00 Our Miss Brooks-CBS 6:30 My Little Margie 9:00 Newa-MBS 9:15 Muse and Music 9:30 Jack Benny-CBS 10:00 Columbia World Newi-CBS 10:15 George Flsher-CBS 10:30 Starlight Rendesvoua 10:45 Last Frontier Orchestra-CBS 1!:09 Organ Serenade 11:15 Christmas Caroli-MBS 11:30 Newe Nitecap 11:35 Sign Off MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1952 6:00 Coffee Club Capers 630 Newa and Coffee Club 6:45 Way of Life '7:00 Hemingway-MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang -MBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt-CBS 8:00 Cecil Brown-MBS 8:15 Newa-MBS 8:20 Gabriel Heatter-MBS 8:25 News-MBS 8:30 Bible Institute Hour -MBS 9:00 Woman's View 9:15 Captol Commentary-MBS 9:25 Northwest Highlight 9:30 Helen Trent-CBS 9:45 Our Gal Sun day -CBS 10:00 Newspaper of Air-MBS 10:15 Celebrity Time 10:30 Young Dr. M alone-CBS 10:45 Betty and Bob 11:00 Ladies FaifMBS 11:25 News-MBS 11:30 Queen For Day-MBS 12:00 Bob Grant, World Newt 12:15 Modern Mood Music 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 Bob Grant, Local Newt 12:55 Market Reports 1:00 Jack Kirk wood Show-MBS 1:30 Trading Post 1:45 Good News 2:00 Norah Drake-CBS 2:15 Brighter Day-CBS 2:30 Music You Want 3:00 Man About Town 3:15 Arthur God'-ey-CBS 3:30 Musical Interlude 3:40 Womcn'a News Daik-CBS 3:45 Paula Stone-MBS 4:00 Musical Roundup 4 : 1 5 Hem in gw ay -MBS 4:30 Curt Masaey Show-MBS 4:45 Sam Hayea-MBS 5:00 Bobby Benson-MBS 5:30 Wild Bill Hickok-MBS 5:55 Cecil Brown-MBS 6:00 Magie Garden 6:15 World of Sport 6:30 Brighter Side 6:45 Sam Hayea-MBS 6:55 Bill Henry-MBS 7:00 Guest Book 7:15 Mutual Newsreel-MBS 7:30 Cisco Kld-MBS 8:00 Twenty Questlons-MBS 8 30 Melody Time 9:00 Newspaper of Alr-MBS 9:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr.-MBS 9:30 Reporter's Roundup-MBS 9:55 Musio on Record 10:001 Love a Mystery-MBS 10:15 Tltua Moody Show-MBS 10:20 State and Local Newa 10:30 Starlight Rendezvous 10:45 Behind the Story -MBS 11:00 Nlte Watch 11:25 Newa Nitecap 11:30 Sign Off bus MADUKa ouml today 5:30 Lenny Herman 4:00 Your Star Tim ? 4:15 Vaughn Monroe 4:30 Teddy Powell 4:45 Henry Jerome Show 5:00 Rhythm at Random 5:15 Time for Music :45 You Never Know 500 Sporta Spotlight :15 LamDllahtera 6:30 Modern Newi 6:45 John's Curve 7:00 Western Caravan 7:30 Timber Top perm Bell buv neiaeioerg narmoniirea 8:30 Barn Dance 9:00 KRXL Dancing Party 9:30 Melody Hour 10:00 Newa , 10:05 Dance time, 11:08 Newa 11:05 Dancetim 11:30 Sign Off ' SUNDAY. DBCKMSCK 14. IMS 7:28 Sign On. 7:30 utherlin Assembly of God 8:00 First Edition News 8:15 Oakland Church of Christ 8:45 Missionary Baptist Church. 9:15 Alrlana Mclodlea 9:309:30 Dateline 9:45 Tod O' The Morn in 10.00 Chapel by the River 10.1568 Keys 10:30 Sonn For Sundav 10:45 Seventh Day Adventist Church 1 1 w vptn nouse . iz.uu variety Tim A 12:15 Let'a Go To Town t ;T 12.30 Mid Day New 12:45 Sunday Serenade l.oo Lynn Murray Show 1:30 Say It with Music 1:45 Country Music 2:00 Pro Football 4:00 Music In the Air 4:30 World Light Opera 5:00 Rhythm At Random 5:15 Time for Muaic 5:45 Guest Star 6:00 Sizing up Sporta 6:15 Lamplighters 6:30 Modern Newa 6:45 Lenny Herman 7:00 He turn Engagement 7:30 Conservative Baptist Church 8:30 Weather Report ' 8:35 Barn Dane 9:00 Shep Fields 9:15 Cote Glee Club 9:30 Melody Hour 10:00 News 10:05 Dancetim ii:oo News 11:05 Dancetim 11:30 Sign Off MONDAY. DECEMBER 22, 1952 6:00 Sign On 6:01 News In A NuliheU 6:02 Dawnbuster 6:45 First Edition Newa 6:50 County Agent 6:55 Weather Bulletin 7:00 Alarm Clock Club 7:15 Morning Special 7:30 Breakfast Newa 7:45 Sunshine Boys 8:00 Sugar N Spice 8:15 Three Suns 8:30 Five Minute Newi 8:35 Tops in Pops 9:00 Al Trace 8:15 Say It with Muait 9:309:30 Dateline 8;45 Too O' Th Morning 10:00 Jo Sodja 10:15 Bob Eberiy Show 10:30 Far Away Placea 10:4545 Minute From Broadway 11:00 Meet the Missus 11:15 Town Crier 11:25 Stork Club 1 1:30 K XL. Houie party 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid Day Newa 12:45 Market Report 12:50 As you like it 1:00 House of Melody 1:30 Myrtle Creek Present 2:00 Lean Back & Listen 2:15 Chapel by the River 2:30 This la the Hour 3:30 Open Houb 4:30 One Upon Tim ' 4:45 Dels Story Tim 5:00 Rhythm at Random 5:15 Tim for Music ... . - 5:45 Th Editor Speak 6:00 Sporta Spotlight 6:15 Lamplighters 6:30 Modern New 6:45 John T. Flynn 7:00 Could This b you 7:30 Shalimar Show 7:45 Weather Report 7:50 Musical Interlude 75 Newa 8:00 Heidelberg Harmon a I res 8:15 Freedom la our Buslnea 8:30 Barn Dane 9:00 Shep Feilda 9.15 Alrlan Trio 8:30 Melody Hour ' 10:00 New 10:05 Dancetim 11:00 Newa . 11:05 Dancetim 11:30 Sign Off Comedian Skelton To Undergo Operation SANTA MONICA. Calif., (A Suffering from a painful dia phragmatic hernia, c 'median Red Skelton was scheduled to undergo surgery today at St. John's Hos pital, Commenting on recent reports of family dissension, Mrs. Skelton said: "Kea and 1 sun Happen to be in love." He spnke to her at the hospital last night and lo their children, Richard, 4, and Valen tina, 5W. Six of his television shows have been filmed ahead. IOTA A n;i!ia4 L4 Sot., Dec, 13, 1952-The Newt-ReW.itv i- Holds Meeting By ROSA HEINBACH , The Dillard School Parent- Teachers Association will hold its annual Christmas party Wednes day evening, Dec. 1, at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Flans are being made for the program by Mrs. Margaret McLorJ, Mrs. W. Burt and Mrs. Edith Bratsch. On the refreshment committee are Mrs. Dora Mae Moore, Mrs. Gloria Larson and Mrs. Virginia Colton. The table decorations are to- be made by Mrs. Bunny Albertiu, Mrs. Gladys Middlestadt and Mrs. Irene Geddes. There is to be a gift exchange. The regular meeting of the Dil lard Parent-Teachers Association will Ka KViHnu niaht Tin . 1Q al J 7:30. The Drosram chairman. Mrs. Fred Albertus, announces a de lightful Christmas program. It will include the Dillard Mothers Chor us, with Mrs. Lois Harrymaa fea tured as the soloist. The fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth grades will present Christmas music, un der the direction of Mrs. Irene McLaughlin. The fifth grade room room mothers will act as host esses: Mrs. George McDowell, Mrs. Virginia Colton and M r s. Charles McCord. Eighty-five voices of the Dillard Girls Glee Club will present a Christmas program, Tuesday,, Dec. 23, over radio station, KRNR at 1:30, directed by Mrs. Irene McLaughlin. Piracy was a common crime In the Mediterranean in very ancient times. .. Sunday and Monday "THE PRINCI WHO WAS A THIEF" In technicolor, ahis "REUNION IN RENO" , Cndi Tonts ht "CATTLE DRIVt" 4 "THE PROWLER" Prefers Yule In Jail With All 'Her Friends' ALBUQUERQUE (-A 28-year old New Orelans woman sentenced to four years in a federal peniten tiary Wants to spend Christmas "with all my friends" in the county jail here. Mrs. Mercedes Adrian Caldwell made the request in Federal Court when she was sentenced Thursday on a charge of transporting a stolen car from New Orleans to Billings, Mont. DANCE to Mm mutle'el JACK FOSTER And His Orchestra Every Saturday Night At ".- ' ;.'' OAKLAND Vet's Memorial Bldg. DRIVE-IN THEATRB HUhw.y w mi Trl-Cily Friday, Saturday, Sunday "THE EAGLE AND THE HAWK" with John Payne, Rhonda Fleming Plua Jlmmie Durante ia "THE MILKMAN" Vital Statistics Divorce Decreet Granted KNUDTSON Wanda from Al an Knudtson. Plaintiff granted res toration of former name, 01m- schied. BOWMAN Opal L. from Lorls E. Bowman. Plaintiff granted cus tody of two minor children and $100 monthly support. GOFF Byron W. from Dor othy A. Goff. Defendant awarded custody of two minor children and judgment of $1,500. CARTER Hiram Walter from Violet Caroline Carter. Defendant granted restoration of former name. Franco. Divorce Suits Filed ROSE Harry R. vs Hazel Rose. Married in Colorado Springs, Colo., Jan. 12, 1S4S. Desertion charged. Martens Alfred A. vs. Flor ence Martens. Married at Vancou ver, Wash., March 24, 1949. Cruel ty charged. CHAROB DISMISSED A charge against Chester W. Rich of drawing i bank check with insufficient funds has been dismissed by District Judge A. J. Geddes on recommendation of the district attorney's office. DANCING Every Saturday Niht, 9 'till Music BY Lou Franco and the Happy Valley Cowboyi Admission: Men, $1.00 Women, 50c plus tax. Melody Mountain Barn 3 Mi. South of Myrtle Creek on Highway 99 STARTS rii SUN. T AN-HOUR i : 90-MILE-AN-HOUR THRILLS! ...as Syndicate Killers Seek a Wanted Mystery Woman! ALSO ENDS TONIGHT I THE GANG'S ALL THERE EVERY SATURDAY NISHTt - TIMBER TOPPERS BALL B&B DUTCH MILL South on Hwy. 99 IN PERSON THE WEST'S NEWEST SENSATION The Timber Toppers Featuring Vocals by ( k Craig Francis Smokey Metcalf Arline Logan Don Wight at the Hammond Organ Aeeordion Don Smith and His Swinging Guitars Listen in over Radio Station KRXL 7:30 to 8 p.m. PRIZES GALORE! FUN STARTS AT 9 Attend the 5 O'Clock Show Frl. Sat. Sun. Avoid a Line Buy Ticket Books For Gifts --TOMORROW- '1 lyajEMBMP-" ! " - ; ANNE BANCROFT JEANNE CAGNEY , l , DONNA CORCORAN LURENE TUTTLE ' 1- M ' ENDS TONIGHT LET'S GO!! 225 Sheridan St. Adm. $1 Tax Incl. 225 Sheridan St.
