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Ike's Take Home wjuiunuruN m-A president Dwight D. Elwnhoirar bout J38.00. l,akesp,I The Utter wanted Conereii tn remove this JUference by mali ing for Elsenhower the 7am" tlx exemption on n $50,000 expensed lowjnce that TruinaTenjoed I senhower himself made no com ment and Congress, which had to act by Jan. zoforWnew Presi. dent to benefit, did nothing about; i' "ou" committee re'! jcvicu IQB Dili. ' I Here's the wav Truman OUt flic num anil Ul. " u " fn""" I Eisenhower', ni,.. msennower j pay; Truman, P-y: i Annual ..... ' IlUO.uHl Bing Crosby A'Der Bingleand his guests bring you a, great combination of music," merriment 6:30 p. m. on your dial Ken Bushey's Personal Invitation To You HOME DEMONSTRATION WE BELIEVE: WE BELIEVE: radio W ts us 0 Here'i the RCA Victor FenwU wHh itandord AM broadcail, itaHc-frte FM radio, ond a "VIclrolo" 3-ipd automatic record rftaogr...Extndd ton ranga...Huge 1 2-lh ipeaker... YOUR OLD RADIO US M. 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Spacloul record cotr " SneiltodaylModel2SI0. 309.95 EASY BUDGET TERMS MAY COVER THE DOWN PAYMENT! ll ,3 MISS JENNIE TOUREL, mezzo soprano and. prom- inent member or the Met-' ropoliton , Opera Company, will present a concert for the , Roseburg Community Concert , Association the evening ot March 18 at 8:15 p.m., at the Junior High School auditorium. Miss Tourel's concert is to take the place of the Jan. Zl concert ot Eileen Farrell, which has been canceled. DRUNK CHARGE Joseph Claire Denney, Sutherlin, was lodged in the county jail Mon day night by state police on a charge of being drunk on I public highway. . .-, . . , Main raindrops carry electlrcal charges, most of which have been shown te be positive. ThroatM tana tvitom. DIAL I SS ItRNR 1490 It v. - ,', aiMAINDtO BOVBI TODA1 sjt-rubUe MMim " 1:40 Sdiuut Reordei JiA-jF-ruik McOulM-UBS 4:00 Musical Kouadup , 4.15 amiPfwy. Newa-MBi 4:30 Curt Muw-HBI 4:i Sam Hayee-MBB 8:00 Songs oX B-Bir-8-MBt , 5:30 Wild Bill Hlekok-MBI 8:35 Woman's Nawa Deek-Cfil :0O Man His Magi 4:15 World Of SporU :30 Brighter Side ; Sam Hiyti-MBS , 6:53 Bill Henry-MBi t 7:00 Your SUr Tim 1:19 Mutual Newtreel-KBI . CUco Kid-MBS KX) I waa a Communist for TBI :30 Malody Tim 0:00 NewsnaDer of Alr-MBS .:,w!.,t"S!JM ". io:i nui mooo 0;-D..ext inn orcheetr.-cBs "JtSJ uao - sua oit THURSDAY, JANUA1T tt, e0 Coffeo Club Ceperi :JO Newi and Coffea Club : Wy of Ufa 7:00 Hemlnsway, Nows-MBS 4:15 Breakfut Oanf-UBA 1;3' Sgt? :'W;"B5 20 Gabriel HeattarOlBS 8:25 NtwiUBS tJ:30 Haven of Reit-MBS 8:00 Woman's View 0:13 Capitol Commentary -MBS 9:25 Northweat HlghlighU 9:30 Helen Trent-CBS 9:45 Our Gal SundayCBS 10;OO Newspaper of Air -MBS 10:15 Celebrity Time 10:40 Young Dr. Malont-CBI 10:45 Betty and Bob 11 :00 Ladlea Falr-MBS 11:25 Newa-MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day-MBI 12:00 Bob Grant, World Newi 12:15 Modern Mood Multc , 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 Bob Grant, Local Newa 12:55 Market Reoorta jbck Hirawooa-MBB lJO Standard School 2:00 Norah Drake-CBS 3:15 Brighter Day-CBS i:M Perry Maon-CBg -2:45 Music You Want :00 Man About Towel ':10 Music Recorded ' 15 Arthur Godfrey-CBS :30 P St Q Newa-MBS 40 Recorded Music ? 45 Paula Stone-MBS AO Musical Roundup :15 Hemingway, Newa-MBS :30 Curt Matsey-MBS 1:45 Sam Hayea-MBS M Sit. Preston-MBS :30 Sky Xing-MBS 55 Women'a News DeikCBS 00 Gabriel Heatter-MBS 15 World Of Sports 30 Blug Crosby-CBS 00 American Way-CBS 30 Vliitin' Time-CBS ;0O Freedom USA 1:30 Melody Time i:0O Newspaper of Alr-MBS i:3t Meet Mlllle-CBS ):00 Locel News 10:10 This I Believe 10:15-Tltut Moody -MB g 10:20 Music Recorded 10:30 Desert Inn Orcheitra-CBS 11:00 Nit Watch 11:25 Newa Nitecap 11:30 Sign Off . The first funs were made In (he first quarter of the 14th Century, A ferret is an albino, domesti cated variety of polecat (Pttd AdTtrtlMmtnu ITCH: tscablMl 1, nlMhlv coin tarioui and win not Unu. (or lift If oat itfinoMt. Tt .a!, eataa It thn Itcb fnlt. which u tmmunt to ordinary treatment. EXSORA kllU tha Itch-mlta almoit Imtantly. Only threa dan' EXSORA treatment at required. Hal ordera given 150 prompt attention. Postpaid Fred Meyer Drugs, Roiaburg Co omina a ROSEBURG ARMORY FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 lOM-DOm RHYTHM MATOMAT", WWW 1 1 14 11 S V Jr Gordon Reeder Hated one of the nation's ten top bands, Donahut hoi been featured on Coca-Cola and Treasury Radio Iroadcasts end comet direct from engagements at the Waldorf Astoria, New York, Palace Hotel, San Francisco end Ctro's In Hollywood. Adm.-S1.30 per person tax Included, fatcony seats $1 with children frea If with adults (balcony only), lalcony rickets en tale at Harmony House. ',1240 kc. KtUtL UMAIXINO notTU TOSAt Sc30 Opat) Wihi " 4:30 One Upoo a TUB . 4: 43 rarest HUM 8:00 Music for the Moment 8:40 Editors Desk - 1:35 C ecU Brown 4 :0O -Sports SpoUJght 8:15 Lamplighters i :30 Modern Newa 6;45-John T. Flynn - TKio Forward America T:30 Henry Jerome Show . . 1:45 Weather Report to Musical lntarluda 7 34 Newa 8.-00 Heidelberg Harm one lrea 8:15 Shep Flelda Show 8:30 Ray Bloch Show !0 Scrapbook of Musia . 30 Kay Starr . 0:45 Vauehn Monroe W:00Nawa 10:05 Dancetlme : 10:3O Dancetlma 110 News HAS Dancetlmu . U:30 Sign Off THURSDAY, JANUARY S3, 1M 8A0 Sign On :01 Newi in A Nutshell A2 Dawnbuiters 6:45 First Edition Nawa , ' ' 6:50 County Agent fl:S3 -Weather BuUetla 7 Alarm Oock Club - t:l5 Mornlrtg Special . . T:30 Sunshine Boys 7:45 Sam Hayes Breakfast Newi 7:55 Local Newa 8:00 The Three Suns 8:15 Clyde McCoy 8:30 Five Minute Newa , 8:35 Tops In Pops ' 9:00 Milt Herth Trie fi:13 Say It With Music , 9:309:30 Dateline 9:45 Top O' The Mornltg t 10:00 Carmen Dragon , ., 10:15 Tello Test . 10:30 Answer Mas. 10:45 Swing Fourtsea ll.-OOWoe sodja Trie ; 11:15 Town Crier 11:29 Stork Club ; 11:30 Date With Dal r"-' 12.00 Variety Time j 12:15 Roving Reporter 12:30 Mid Day News 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 As You Like It 1.-00 House of Melody 1:15 Excursions In Science . 1:30 Lucky U Ranch 2:00 Myrtle Creek Presents 2:30 Bob Eberly Show 8:45 Music 2:55 Newa 3:00 Chapel By Tha Road! 3:15 Lean Back at Listen 3:30 Open House 4:30 Once Upon a Time 4:45 Forest HIU t 8:00 Music For tha Moment 5:40 Kdltora Desk 5:55 Cecil Brown 8:00 Sports Spotlight 8:15 Lamplighters 6:30 Modern News .- ?:43 John T. Flynn :00 Crime Files of Dumont 9:30 Cote Glee Club 7:45 Weather Report 7:50 Musical Interlude) 7:55Newa n 8:00 Crime Fighters 8:15 Shep Fields Show 8:30 Cavalcade of Music ' 9:00 Scrapbook of Muslo 9:30 Airlane Trio 9:45 Al Tract . 10:00 News 10:05 Dancetlma 10:30 Dancetlme 11 AO News 11:05 Dancetlma 11:30 Sign Off ADDRESS WANTED The Roseburg chapter of the American Red Cross has issued an inquiry for the whereabouts of Larry Paulsen and Thad S. Vale. They are asked to contact the Red Cross office In Roseburg for a dis aster welfore report. In pagan times Halloween was marked for placating the spirits of the dead and the resulting holi day was converted to All Saints' Day by the Christians. to Charlene Bartley XkMm Wtsttrn If viSv'O RALPH MORGAN (right) ihows gold nuggctt to JOHN CALVERT, 10 this Keoe from Monograms "GOLD FEVER." Top Executives . Doing All Right Financially. By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK tm Top executives In most American corooratloas have been doing all right financial ly during the current business boom although their pay gains haven t been as great percentage wise as have those of some factory workers. have messed this. But You may ....... . n.nl.l ,n nn r..-:' .-, contributions to retirement tunas of some 15,000 top men in 1,850 companies. . Their compensation went up by 4 to 10 per cent since the start of the Korean War, the American Management Association reports. The average among the 46 indus tries studied was five per cent. This is compensation before taxea. Many an executive will tell you that after taxation, his take home pay doesn't look that hot. And he'll add that the cost ot living Index went up even more al though none of the top boys pre tends he actually Is undernour ished. There Is wide variation among companies and among industries, AMA reports, "because of the di rect relation between compensa tion of executive and the sales and profit performance of their companies." Pay of top executives "depends on their ability to produce in creased sales and profits," AMA notes. And bonuses play a large part, varying as much al SO per cent among companies as Lheir profits rise or fall. On aver ace. bonus payments make up 20 per cent of the total f nH nan,,tt,,na 1 I Contributions to retirement funds were the most consistent gainers. For all Industries they rose 15 per cent, and accounted for 10 to 15 per cent of the total compensation. Truman Wore Homburg To Make It Unanimous WASHINGTON Wi Harry Tru man made it unanimous Tuesday he wore a black homburg. Dwlght Eisenhower had scrap ped tradition for his Inauguration as President, announcing that he'd go to the ceremony in a maca homburg, ... Tradition had It mat the Presi dent-elect journey to the Capitol wearing a tall silk hat. Truman wore one four years ago. When Ike called for Truman at the Whitit House, the retiring chief executive stepped outside wearing a black homburg. Up to that point, his style of headgear had been kept secret. fieivfng Raul Bunrfe Empire m Fly to 3 1 1 MEDFORD ) 7 35 Mln. Hon " If Stop u $5.15 (plus tax) V" Po, Informarlon at 1 f rttervattont colli 1 I Lawla Travel Aiency t -A Seta Hotel I-S077 ( t if Aft " Wn CMIt Alrilets 1 I Roasburf Munlclpel 9 tpL Airport 1-3231 U W.W., Ju. 11, 1953 Tht Nww-RovltYf taWr-rt, Or 1 At Star Bulgaria Reports Spy For America Confesses VIENNA. Austria. (A- Radio Sofia reported Tuesday that one of 10 defendants before Com munist court in the Bulgarian cap ital on espionage charges had con fessed being a i.-ourler for an American-paid "spy center." . The broadcist heard here said Michael Ataaasov Strahilov told the court he was enlisted as a courier by Todor Stoyanov Chria tov. Christov is listed as the chief i !.d.?t.inile SU ?i L1.0.',"' i u. yr au nnuw intelligence center in -turkey. 5:00 Show i Fridays Cartoon .' Starts Starts jpffi Tonight A LAWMAN WITH A REPUTSioiH A New Wailom Action Hit 7 " ' 1 New Ronwntk Teoml infill tm Bmw pvuwnnn utvx nrii'aMrwra . ; : -, . ADDED '.''v.;v.;;:?:'v ..szsd? whw tamtiT mtw emsai -uei cewtat . A BILLION DOLLAR SECRET WAS HIS! ...It Left Him with No Wife, No loved Ones, No , Friends Just Duly allTil mm TAYfOR-PARKER IAMES WHtTMORE warn rows TrumanV Cabinet Men ' Become Private Folks , ' WASHINGTON I The mem-' bera of President Truman's cabinet became nine private cltlxenj Tut day, most of them with vacation and employment plane already mapped. Secretary of State Acheson will spend two months on the Caribbean Island of Antigua before returning to Washington to resume nu iew practice, .., Secretary of Defense Loveh. a former partner in a New York In vestment banking firm, will real In Long Island and Florida before going to New York to seek, in his words, some "reasonably prosper ous employment ", . .- i : Attorney General HcGranery. who gave up a lifetime federal judgeship to head the Justice De partment briefly at President Tru man's request, saya he has no plans beyond an extended vacation In the South. ' Thursday thru Saturday ". Store Monrjomary In "INDIAN UPRISING" plus Gkma , Ford, Broderick Crawford la "CON VICTED" Ends Tonlfht r "GASOLINE ALLEY" ond "VAL ENTINO" Admlssl6ns .70 qnd .20 (Tox Inc.) Tonight News V. -..'i 2 v
