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Boy Trapped In Ice Box 18 Hours Bur Unharmed .TOLEDO. Ohio OP-A 6-year-old boy trapped for 18 hours in a lean), abandoned icebox was LruVdothTi1"rsday-hrlgrrand cod & Ssr lhe worse for James Edward Brice told police SLlri7l!ed.1lnt0 ,he '"box and closed the door just before dark doors allowing air to enter. He was discovered yesterday when a neighbor woman heard his Although it stimulates the vous system, coffee has no value. ner-food Ploy Spin-O-Dance Loads of Fun & Prizes Plus Pacific Chain Saw Jackpot EVERY SATURDAY NITE Timber Topper Ball AT LINDY'S SPORTSMAN CENTER 3 Miles South on Hiway '99' Admission $1 Per Person VALENTINE SPECIAL! APPEARING SEE Billy Barton Writer of America's No. 1 Hit Songs, "A Deor John Letter" ond "Forgive Me John" Admission: 1.25 Per Person I j MELODY MOUNTAIN BARN HIGHWAY 99 3 MILES SOUTH OF MYRTLE CREEK AT TRI-CITY i -r Iff yr Aff A JOHN'S 3 Miles North of Myrtle Creek Valentine's Day ,,S,ALPM.1 Oregon will observe Valentine's Day next Sunday as the state's 95th birthday. There won't be any official celebration of the event, bat there is some talk of a big centennial celebration in 1959. The people of Oregon Territory were hard to convince they should organize a state. The Oregon Blue Book says they voted three times against it. Finally, in 1857, the people voted to call a convention in Salem to draft a state constitution. The people voted for the constitution, and a state government was organ ized in 1858, without waiting for IN PERSON: AND RECORDING STARS FOR ABBOTT RECORDS AND KING RECORDS SUN. Feb. 14 Saturday BILLY W D To Mark State's 95th Birthday ' John Whiteaker, a Democrat, was the first governor. He was seated in the governor's chair on Feb. 14, 1859, when Oregon was admitted to the Union. The movement for statehood got under way in 1853 when Washing ton Territory was created out of the old Oregon Territory. This left Oregon with the same boundaries as those of today. And since it's Linoln's birthday Friday, it is recalled that Abraham Congress to act. JOHN L. LEWIS 74 WASHINGTON Itf-John L. Lew is. president of the United Mine Workers, was 74 today. HAPPY HEARTED , KURT KASZNAR, MEL 1-KRRbR of wine in a scene from MGM'i HEAR Wanda Wayne Bright New Recording Star. Sure To Win You With Her Pleasant Style and Person ality. DANCING 9:30till:00am ar fc-S S7.7i initrT 'fi I an in ii i;jf Hi DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF JACK LIS AND WESTERN SWING BAND BRING YOUR SWEETHEART AND JOIN THE FUN AT JOHN'S CURVE! Lincoln almost became Oregon's first territorial governor. In 1849, when Lincoln w is retired from Congress, President Millard Fillmore asked mm to become governor of Oregon Territory. Several historians say that Lin coin wanted to accept. He was heavily in debt and wanted new fields to conquer. He also was disheartened in fear his political career was a tauure. Mrs. Lincoln, however, put her foot down firmly. She wasn't going to leave her friends m Springfield 111.,, to go to raw, unknown country. Lincoln then started a prosperous law practice which led him back into politics ana tne presidency COMEDY AT INDIAN ind LESLIE CARON shirt a boctlc "LILL" in color by Technicolor. Portland Named Headquarters For Coast BLM WASHINGTON W Secretary of the Interior McKay Friday an nounced esiaoJisrment ot new ! area headquarters of the Bureau of Land Management in Portland, Ore., Salt Lake City and Denver. The new area directors, and the states under each include: Area l Portland James F. Doyle, now assistant BLM re gional administrator there; Wash ington, Oregon and California. The new area offices will replace six regional offices in Billings, ! San Francisco, Albuquerque, i Washington, Portland and Salt Luke City. BLM Director Edward Woozley said establishment of the area of fices and appointment of the three administrators is the first step to ward carrying out recommenda tions of a survey team for reor ganization of the bureau. Secre tary McKay approved the recom mendations. Woozley said in a news release that the area offices have been located "to give better economical service according to geographical locations." Eleven state BLM Offices to be operating units for the area offi ces will be located in Spokane, Wash.; Portland; Boise, Idaho; Billings; Cheyenne, Wyo.; Denver; Salt Lake City; Reno, Nev.; Sac ramento, Calif.; Phoenix, Ariz.; and Sanata Fe, N.M. A branch of the Sacramento office will be in Los Angeles. William Guernsey, now Portland regional director, will be called here "to accept a special respon sible assignment, pending further Washington office reorganization," wouziey sam. The regional office at Anchorage was not included in tne changes as the survey team cover Alaska. repurt didn't HAS POLIO EUGENE I Robert J. Hinkle, 23, Lebanon, has polio not botul ism food poisoning, his doctor said Friday. Hinkle's condition was "very slightly improved" but still critical, the physician reported. HIS Nitejnj RADIO PROGRAMS KRNR U9o kc . 1240 ice. ICRXL Remaining Hours Today 2:00 Wamhl niton USA CBS 2:30 Saturday Sports Roundup CBS 2:45 Flying Time 3:00 Music on Record 3:15 American Legion 3:30 Safely First 4:00 Make Way for YouthCBS 4:30 Let Pretend CBS 5:00 Good News 5:13 Gospel Singers 5:45 Frank Gosi, News CBS 5:55 Musical Interlude 6:00 Clark'i Camera Club 6:15 World of Sports 6:30 Gun smoke CBS 6:55 Musical Interlude 7:00 Two for the Money CL.S 7:30 Sons of the Saddle 7:50 Sutherhn vs. Rosebtirg Batketball 9:30 Wrestling Parade 10 30 Desert Inn Orchestra CBS 11:00 Round and Round Society 11:30 News NitecaD 11:35 Sign Off SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1951 8:00 Dr. Chas. Fuller U:00 Salt Lake City Tabernacle-CBS 9:30 Foreign Affairs Report CBS 9:45 Music Recorded 10:00 Man's Right to Knowledva CBS 10:30 University Explorer CBS 10:45 Music Recorded 11:00 Church Services 12:00 N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony- CBS 1:30 World News 1:43 Music Recorded 2:00 Stage Struck CBS 3:00 Johnny Mercer Show CBS 4:00 World Today CBS 4:30 Amos 'N Andv CBS 5:00 High School Show 5:15 Youth Forum 5:30 CBS Newsroom Sunday Desk CBS 6:00 Accent on Melody 6:15 World of Sports 6:30 Bergen McCarthy Show CBS 7:00 Gf nu of Melody 7:30 The WhlstJer CBS 8:00 Our Miss Brooks CBS ' 8:30 My Little Marfrie CBS 8:00 Blng Crosby CBS ft:.T0 Jack Benny CBS 10:00 World News 10:13 Moore Steel Hour 11:00 Organ Serenade 1 1 : 15 Recorded Music 11:30 Newi Nitecap 11:35 Sign Off MONT)A, FEBRUARY 15, 1954 6:00 Coffee Club Capers 6:30 News and Coffee Club 6:45 Way of Life 7 00 Morning Melodies 7:15 Here's to Veterans 7:30 World News 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Music Recorded 8:15 David Vaile. News CBS 8:30 Make Up Your Mind CBS 8:45 Musical Miscellany B.-00 Woman's View 9:15 Musical Interlude 0:25 North west High;:ghU 0:30 Helen Trent CBS 9:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 10:00 Man About Town 10:15 Ma Perkins CBS 10:30 YYoung Dr. Malone CBS 10:45 it s snowume in Hojywooa 11:00 In the Groove 11:15 Perry Mason CBS 11:30 Nora Dtake CBS 11:45 Brighter Day CBS 12:00 Hob urant, worm news 12:15 Modern Mood Music 12:30 Man on the Street 12:45 House Party CBS 1:00 Bob Gram. Local News 1:10 Market Report 1:15 Arthur Godfrey CBS 1:45 Musical Matinee 2:45 Trading Post 3:00 Wizard o Odds CBS 3:13 Women's News Desk CBS 3:20 Musical Interlude 3:25Ralph Story's Back Yard CBS 3:45 Story Time 4:00 Musical Roundup 4:15 Safety First 4:45 The Christophers 5:00 Edward R. lurrow CBS 3:13 Music Recorded 5:30 World Today CBS 5:45 Frank Uoss. inpwk 5:55 Stars on the Horizon 6:00 Brighter Side 6:15 World ot Sports 6:30 Music Recorded 6:45 Chuckwagon Jamboree 7;00 Let's Go to Town 7:15 Home Town Diftffsl 7:30 Godfrey Talent Sco-ils CBS 8:00 Suspense CBS a. 30 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:41 Family Skeleton CBS 9:00 Safety First 915 Julius La Rosa CBS 9 25 Musical Interlude 9:30 Safety First a 45 The New Beulsh Show CBS 10:00 Platter Parade M OO MupIc You Want 11:30 News Nitecap 11:35 Sign Off BOAT OUT OF TROUBLE SEATTLE Apparently no iir in nppri of aid lor wnicn u I called early Friday, the tuna Boat Western Fisher continued toward Los Angeles Saturday, making slow progress against nign seas and blustery winds. Coast liuard officials in Seattle said two cutlers still were stand ing near the 00-foot boat from Ta coma but the crew had radioed they were not in mmediate need is ENDS TONIGHT I J 11 I I i "SEA AROUND US" I I II TREASURE OF B S'EBRothAcorDRE j TOMORROW I fH-Tv THRILLS ANO V. EXCITEMENT I r-V W ft- V I Howard KEEL -Polly BERGEN 'Marjorie MAIM 2ND. FEATURE Remaining Hours Today 2:00 News MBS 2:03 Walter Preston Show Shop MBS 2:55 News MBS 3:00 Music 3:30 Songs of the B-Bar-B MBS 4:00 Music 4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS 4 30 Barn Dance MBS 5:00 Johnson New.' MBS 5:05 Rhythm At Random 5:30 Timber Toppers 5:55 Baukhage News MBS 8:00 Western Caravan 6:30 John's Curve 6:55 Cecil Brown MBS 7 00 Sports Spotlight 7:15 Logger's Weather Reoort 7:20 McKay News 7:25 Music 7:30 Idaho-Oregon, Bask t ball MDL 9:00 New MBS 9:15 Music 10:00 Hawaii Cat's MBS 10:30 Dance Time 11:00 Tomorrows Headlines 1105 Dance Tim ll:30 sign Off SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1954 7:23 Sign On 7:30 Sunday Breakfast Time 8:00 Wings of Healing MBS 8:30 Back To God Hour MBS ;IW Radio Bible Class MBS 9.30 Voice of ProDhecv RMS 10;0O New-paper of the Air MBS iu lo city Market Jamboree 10 30 Lutheran Hour MBS 11:00 Open House 11:45 Harts Mt. Canaries MBS 12:00 Variety Time 12:15 Those Who Gave Most 12:30 Mid Day News 12:45 David Rose Orchestra 1:00 Counter Spy MBS 1:30 Could This Be You 2 00 Lor ne G reene MBS 2:05 The Shadow MBS 2::t0 True Detective MBS 3:00 Bulldog Drummonu MBS 3:25 Cecil Brown MBS 3:30 On The Line MBS 3:45 To Be Announced 4:00 Audition Time 4:30 Cavalcade ot Music 5:00 Family Theater MBS 5:30 Forward America 6:00 Take A Number MBS 6 30 Newt 6:43 Gue t Star 7:00 Sunday Serenade 7:15 Logiter'a Weather Report 7 20 McKay News 7:25 Music 7:30 Conservative Baptist Church 8.30 Twenty Question MBS 9:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 9:15 Music 9:30 Chicago Theater 0( the Air MBS I0:;?0 Bridse-of Dreams 11:00 Tomorrow; Headlines 11:05 Dance Tim 11:30 Sign Off MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1954 6:00 Sign On 6:01 News In A Nutshell 6:02 Dawnbusters 6.15 Fi rt Edition News 6:20 Dawn busters 6; 30 County Agent 6:35 Music 6:40 Weather Report 6:45 Johnny Lee Wills 7:00 Frank Hemingway MBS 7:15 Break fa t Gang MBS 7:45 Loral News 7:50 Feed Bag 8:00 Cecil Brown MBS 8:15 Bob Greene MBS 8:20 Titus Moody 8:25 Holland Kngle MBS 8 30 Bible Institute MBS 9:00 City Market Jambo.ce 9:15 Capitol Commentary MBS 9:20 Gabriel Heatter MBS 9:30 Sunshine Boys 9:45 What's New In Fashion fl: so Musical Interlude 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Tctt MBS 10:30 Hou e Party 10:55 Stork Club 11:00 Wonderrul Cllv-MBS 11:25 Ham Haves MRS 11:30 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Roving Heporier 12:15 Midday News 12.3Q Greet YmiT Neignnor 12:45 Market ReporU 12:50 Soorls Capsule 12:55Muic Eight Bodies' Recovered From Transport Crash ANCHORAGE, Alaska UF) Eight bodies now have been found in the wreckage of a C47 Air I Force transport plane which! crashed 7.1 miles northeast of here last Friday on a flight to Fair banks. Six of the 1G military passengers narachuted lo safety when lhe plane ripi-ed apart in the air. Two others still are unaccounted for. Two of the Iwdirs were found Thursday hv a search group whirh still is combins through the wreck age. Six others were recovered earlier. of aid. Seven persons were report ed aboard the Western Fisher. A CARGO OF WOMEN ...coniignod to men they had never met I Sat; Feb. 13, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 Hillary Wants To Climb Again WASHINGTON tfl - Sir Edmund Hillary, who sometimes keeps bees and sometimes climbs mountains, isn't content to rest on his laurels after scaling Mt. Everest, the world's highest. "You don't like to stand still," he told a news conference here Thursday. "The mountains are there and you feel as u you d like to try them." So he and others who helped in the successful assault of Everest last year are mapping plans for fu ture conquests, particularly of trou blesome Kangchengjunga, the world's third highest mountain, which towers within 1,000 feet of Everest's height. Brigadier Sir John Hunt, who led the expedition up Everest, said he did not believe man could regu larly live and work at altitudes higher than about 17,500 feet. Ev- RED STOPPER -Muni. Scel ba has agreed to try to form an Italian government, follow ing the fall of Premier-designate Amintore Fanfani's cabi net. Formerly Interior min ister, Scelba helped crush the upsurge ot communism In Italy aftei World War II ingers Rehearse For Veterans Show By MRS. BRITTAIN SLACK Every member of the local Par ent-Teachers Assn. Mother-singers, is asked to be present for re hearsals each Thursday as music is now being prepared for a per formance on Feb. 25, at the Vet erans Hospital in Roseburg. This I yearly proiect. Son Born Mr. and Mrs. John Musarovc Jr., are the parents of a son, Wil liam uouglas, born Feb, 9 at Till a mooK. The baby weighed seven pounds seven ounces. Grandpar ents are Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hush er of Tillamook and Mr. and Mrs, .Inhn Mii4rrnvn sr. tT suthprlln Lt. Musgrove is slationed at Laredo, lex, Air base. ml t- 'I j'-'S f ,A) A TOMORROW I b- IUMHIMLJ I 1 1 Ph 3-6537 WALT DISNEY'S I II" Hw Irv-lll Advtnlur . I II continuous shows mimm me I ON SAT. & SUN. .TitlS VVLLJW I ENDS TONIGHT oy XHE I iflasH EVERGLADES It A I n t jfaX'Uk'Mrm ""' 'in" '"i11 I in 3 PlMlMlto WtwmtWM mm n TECHNICOLOR I And Playing With If--3 Days Only! .11 nAnnv.urADTLn anh II nnrri ntnMti,..nni' k Pssn 1 fcX25 xn I I vwint 7 T ill ; IS! dance with,.. C - AiA ;f you'll fall in I If love with I ' V j LESLIE "",m0 Ml EN PIERRE I I f nunnii rrnnrn AiinfinMT II erest soars over 29,000 feet Into the sky. The names of Sir John, Sir Ed-1 mund and Tenzing Norkey, their Sherpa guide, were inscribed on the National Geographic Society medal which President Eisenhower presented Thursday. It was the 15th time the Hubbard Medal had been awarded since its inception In 1906. The other 14 awards went to individuals; this one went to an expedition. Sunday A Monday Mlcktv Rooney end Dick Haymm in "ALL ASHORE" lut "ASSIGN MENT IN PARIS" r Sunday Shows Continuous From 3 P.M. Ends Tonight "AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK GAP" ond "THUNDERBIRDS" ENDS TONIGHT "SON OF All BABA" IN . Technicolor , Tony Curtis Piper Laurie Plus "YANKEE BUCCANEER IN Technicolor Jeff Chandler Scott Brady GATES OPEN 6:15 P.M. the 1 1 .RALSION. BRIAN-BRADY
