Former Wilbur Pastor Speaker
By ODY MOORHOUS
The Rev. C. E. BrilUiri. formfr
pastor of the Wilbur Methodist
Church, wai guest soeaker at the
aunaay morning lervicei.
Vi.lt Kin
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Merritt vis
ited last Sunday at the home of
Merritt'i brother-in-law and sister. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blondell.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay I
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bairdj
nrove to uie coast Sunday bv
way of Myrtle Point and North
Bend, returning through Eugene,
where they visited with Mr. and
Mrs. W. U. Russell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Men.ic Lee and
Marvin, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Lee made a two-day trip this week
end over the Columbia River drive,
and "back over the Willamette
Pass, stopping at Petersen Rock
Gardens at Bend. While in Salem
they visited with Duffy Turner,
who is a patient at the TB san
atarium there.
Friends Visit .
Mrs. W. E.' Thompson spent
several days visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Weatherly, at Elkton. She
accompanied them to Dallas to
visit Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Steven
ion, and to Dayton for a turkey
diner and visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leeman.
Beryl Crowley of Tacoma,
Wash., was a recent guest at the
Ed Blondell home.
Carol Tallon, Roseburg. spent
last weekend at the Morns Lane
home on Del Rio Road,
Mr, and Mrs. Sid Norton and
family spent the weekend at Mc-Minnville.
Vital Statistics
Judgment
Lloyd Smith vs. State Industrial
Accident Commission. Claim of
defendant for compensation equal
to loss of 50 per cent use of an
arm referred back to the commission.
ELECTED
VICTORIA. B. C. ufl Col. A.
M. Sheets, civil defense director
ior Oregon, was elected president
of the Far Western States Assn. of
Civil Defense Directors at i's
spring meeting here.
Lawyer Sayt Haymet It
Victim Of Official Effort
WASHINGTON ( Dick
Haymes' lawyer charges that the i
Argentine-born crooner is the vic
tim of alt official effort to get him
out of the country by "any means,
moral or immoral.
Welburn Maycock, Haymes
Washington attorney, o argued
Tuesday in. seeking to convince the
Board of Immigration Appeals to
set aside a government deporta
tion order pending against the
singer.
The board took ttie oase under
consideration after hearing May-(
cock s arguments. The government
said it would let its case against
Havmes stand on the record, but
might file a brief later. I
The government contends;
Haymes lost his eligibility for ;
citizenship when during World War ;
II he claimed exemption as an
alien from the draft. It brought its
deportation action against the 35-year-old
singer after Haymes visit,
ed Hawaii last June to be with
movie actress Rita Haywortli.
whom he later married. The gov
ernment contended Haymes left
the country and re-entered illegally
Fire Destroys
Lloyd Dement
Home At Elkton
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dement of
Elkton, who lost their home by
fire Wednesday, kivekeei
plagued with blazes.
There have been three firea at
the house, which Is located next
to the new Elkton High School
gym. Correspondent Mrs. C. W.
Henderer points out. ,
The Dements had recently fin.
ished repairs of damage done by
a fire last year.
Drain Fire Dept., Elkton Fire
Dept., Forest Service and Whip
pie Lumber Co. fire trucks fought
the blaze which finally destroyed
the two-story house. Water was
played on the gymnasium and
nearby homes to prevent the fire
from spreading.
Mrs. Dement was home at the
time, but didn't realize the noise
was on fire until some high school
boys came running to the home.
The boys helped save most of the
furnishings on the first floor..
Public May Nor Hear
Monitored Phona Calls
WASHINGTON I - The oublic
may never read or hear in the
participants' original words those
monitored telephone conversations
between Sen. McCarthy (R-Wis)
and Secretary of the Army Stevens
and their aides.
It was learned authoritatively
Wednesday that Ray II Jenkms,
special counsel for the Senate sub
committee investigating the McCarthy-Stevens
row, and Joseph N.
Welch, Army counsel, have agreed
the transcribed conversations Can
not be made -public without the
consent of both parties.
The two lawyers have held It
would be a violation of the Fedora)
Communications Act to ignore the
protest of either of the prrticipsnts
to a conversation to put the lan
guage into the rerord of the in
vestigation now underway,
stip ulation. acceptel by Chairman
Mundt (R-SD). that all or none of
the transcribed chats must go into
the record.
In the United States there are
1.312,000 broken or disrupted fam
ilies headed by men and 4. CM, (WO
headed by women.
2nd.
Anniversary'
Sale
It's been two busy yean.
We've learned a lot and have
met a lor of fine people who
we consider our friends. We
at the Park-N-Shop wish to
thank you for your wonder
ful patronage. The specials
on this page in a small way
reflect our thanks.
FREE
Bag of Marbles
for Children
Accompanied by Parents
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday.
MULTI-PURPOSE FOLD-AWAY
HAND. TABLE
Tray siie 12 Vx" VA".
Height 25 W. Washable
ond easy to keep clean.
Reg. 2.39 ca.
1.88
ea.
Buy Them
By Groups of 4
Special for
$7.39
4-PIECE METAL
Cannister Set
Long-wearing enamel fin
ish decorated with red flow
ers. Bright gay colors for
your kitchen.
Save 1 1, Reg. 98c
66c
NEW SHIPMENT PLANTS
Flowering Fuschia ... 39c
Begonia Plants Up,i,ht Troiiin. . 39c
Geraniums 49c 69c
Flowering Petunias
bands to.
29c
Cushion Mums 1 9c
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Large Metal Waste Basket ro9. 69e .. 47c
Decorated Waste Basket ro9. 39C .: 4 for 7.00
Bath TOWels White with assorted stripes Reg. 69e 47C
Curtain Rods with Brackets r- is M. 70c
Pint Vacuum Bottle r. 13? ..." e. 99c
Aluminum Percolator 6 cUp. 1.19 ea. 88c
Dish Drainer Rubber covered Re9. i.i9 - ea. 88c
AnkletS Girli or Indies, white ribbed Reg. 39e 379C
Paddle Ball Re9. ioe - 7c
Plastic Garden Hose 5 yr. Guarantee, so fCet 2-98
All Steel Wheelbarrow Rubber ire 10.88
Alarm Clocks r9. 2.89 J. 99 Piu. tax
Boy's Tee Shirts 6, s. 10, rB9. 4?e . 29c
Dish Towel Squares Bleached, Reg. 27c 5 1.00
BEDDING PLANTS
Across Parking Area from Nielsen's Market
Zinnias
Petunias
Alyisum
Snapdragons
Asters
Portulocia
Lobelia
Mony Others
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Daily
9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sunday
9 a.m to 7 p.m.
Plenty of Free
Parking
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Thur. May 13, 1954 The News-Review, Roseburg, Or. S
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Remaining Hours Today
400 Musical Roundup
4: l Afternoon MexiM
4:;iu Story Tim
4:4A Music
3:00 Ndward R MuiTOW CBS
5:13 Music
5; Higli School Show
3:45 Frank Com, Nws CBS
5 55 Munieal lntwlude
6 DO Brighter Side
6:15 World of Sporta
6::UMeel Mr. McNutley CBS
7:00 Max Kobey Newt MBS
1:05 Meet Millie CBS
7:30 Lowell Thomas CBS
7-45-Tenneawe rnie CBS
BOO New Beulah Show CBS
B:I5 Ioutse Mtuey Show
B-M Crime Photographer CBS
9:00 Date With the Stars
9: W To Be Announced
10:00 Platter Parade
1100 Muic You Want
1 1 :30 Newt Nitecap
11:34 Slo Off
KID AY, MAT 14, MM
8:00 Coffee Club Caper
8:; Newa and Coffee Club
45 W ay of Ufe
7.00 Morninr Melodiee
7:13 Broadway in Review
7:30 World Newa
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
8:ilO Miuiicnr Miscellany ,
8:15 Musical Interlude
8:25 Northwert Highlights
8 tO Helen Trent CBS
8:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
S:00 Woman'! View
8:15 Ma PerklnsCBS
S:(0 Young Dr. M alone .BS
9:45 In the Oroove
10:00 Man About Town
10:15 Perry Matxm CHS
10:30 Nora Drake CBS
10:45 Brighter Day CBS
11:00 Hi Showtime In HiJIvwood
11:15 Modern Mood Muaic
1 1 : 30 Bob Grant. IxkaI Newa
11:40 TV Preview
11:45 House Party CBS
12:00 Bob Grant. Wor..1 News
13:15 Man on the StreH
12:30 Arthur Godfrey--CBS
1:45 Joe Small of Melodv Inn
2:0V-WtMrd of Odd CBS
2:20 Phil Norman Take Tn CBS
2:30 LpU Look At The Weather
2 A Musical Interlude
2:45 Trading Post
S:00 Musical Ma line
4:00 Musical Roundup
4:15 Afternoon Melodies
4 30 Story Time
4:45 Look it the Skfea
5:00 Edward R. Murrow CBS
5:15 Music
5:45 Krank Com, News CHS
5:55 Star On The Horizon
8:00 Brighter Side
6:15 World of Sport
8' W Godfrey Dieeat CBS
7:00 Max Bo by New CBS
7:05 Mr. Keen CBS
7:."W) Lowell Thoma CBS
7:45 Teiinesnee Ernie CBS
8 00 Army-McCarthy Hearing CBS,
8::mj Home Town uigeai
8:45 Chuck wagon Jamboree
9:00 Tunes For leena.
9:30 Desert Inn Orohestra CBS
10:00 Platter Parade
11:00 MiiBffc You Want
1 1 :!0 New Nitecap
11:35 Sign Off
KVAL - TV
CHANNEL IX, EttGENK
THURSDAY, MAT 13, 1954
3:55 Sign On
r()0 Guest Book
4:30 Bt Roundup
6-.30 The Newa
8:45 For Your InformaHon
7:00 Range Rider
7:30 Ltberace -8:00
-Ford Thaler
8:30 Amos "N Afftdy
9:00 Special Featurett
9:30 Favorite Story
10:00 Famous FifjhW From Mi
Square Garden
1015 Slop. Look St L!ten
10:30 Wrentling From Hollywood
Remaining Hours Today
4:00 Fulton Lewis--MBS
4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS
4:30 Music
4:45 Sam Haye-MBS
5:00 Preston of VukonMBS
530 Sky King MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Eddy Fiaher MBS
6 TO Virgil Pink ley MBS
6:45 Sam Ksyea MRS
6:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Sport Spotlight
7 15 Music
7:30 Encore Time
8:00 Fulton Lewi MBS
8:15 Logger's Weather
6 20 McKay New
8:25 4Mu;e
8 (0 Nightmare MBS
9:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
9:15 Mutual Newwreel MBS
9:25 Names & Place MBS
0:30 Heidelberg Harmonairet
9:45 Music
10 00 Official Detective MBS '
10:30 Musical Party Um
11:00 Headline News
11:05 MuKlcal Party Line
11:30 Sign Off
FRIDAY, MAT II, 1941 ,
6 00 Sign On
601 News In A NuUheM
6 :02 Da wnbustera
6:15 First Edition New
6 : JO Da wn busters
8:30 County Agent
6:35 Music
6:40 Weather Report
6 45 Johnny Lee Wilt
7:00 Frsnk Hemingway -VM
l HreaKtau tiang MU
45 Local News
50 Feed Bag
00 Cecil Brown- MBS
15 Bob Greene UBS
20 Music
25 Holland Engle- MBS
30 Bible Institute-MBS
00 City Market Jamboree
15 Capitol Commentary MBS
20 Kitchen Chats
30 Sunshine Boy
4.v What's New in rash ion
50 Music
55 Jack Bereh Show
00 Newspaper Of The Air MBS
15 Tello Teit MBS
10:30 House Party
10:55 Stork Club
00 CI ff Eim e MB3
11:05 Musie
15 Garden Guile
30 Queen For A Day UBS
12:00 Roving Reporter
2 11 Mid-day Newi
,2:30 Greet Your Neighbor
12:45 Market ReporU
12:50 Sports Capaul
13:55 Musfcsl Interlude
1 00 Music
1:30 Ray Blo-'k Fmow
1:55 Town Crier
2:00 On The Stonewall With Jackson
2:30 Behind The Story MBS
2:45 Lean Back & Listen
3:00 Ivory Tower
3:25 Sam Hayes MBS
3:: Gold Arrow Show
Tello-Test MBS
4:00 Fulton Lewis MBS
4:15 Frank Hemingway MB a
4:30 Music
4:45 Sam Hayes MBS
5:00 News MBS
Open House
5:25 Fishing News
5:30 Wild Bill HickoV MBS
5:55 Cecil Brown MBS
6:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS
6:15 Perry Como Show MBS
6:30 Virgil Pink ley MBS
8:45 Sam Hayes MBS
6:55 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Sports Spotlight
7.16 Rose Room
7:30 Cisco Kid MBS
BOO Fulton Lewis MBS
6:15 Logger's .Weather
6:20 McKay News
8:25 Music
9:25 Something To Think About
9:30 Cote Glee Club
9:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
9:15 Mutual Newsreel MBS
9:23 Coffee Connoisseur MBS
fl 30 Gainex Show
9:45 Muaic
9 55 Hurleift) New MBS
10 00 Counterspy MBS
10:30 Musical Party Un
11:00 New Headline
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DANCE CALLED OFF
The Hayseed Square Dance Club
of Sutherlin will not dance Satur
day, May 15, according to an
nouncement from the club. The
next club dance is scheduled Sat
urday, June 5, at 9 p.m. at the
Sutherlin Scout Hall.
Toniqht thru Soturday
George Montgomery in "JACK
McCALL, DESPERADO", plus
"MONKEY BUSINESS" with Cry
Grant, Ginger Rogers, Charles Ce
burn and Marilyn Monroe.
NOW
18
Dennis Patricia
O'KEEFE MEDINA
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STARTS SUN.
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AND AUDREY
HEPBURN in
Monte Carlo Baby
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TIK'RSIMY, MAT IS, I9A6
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3:15 Carry Moore rthnw
3:.lO On Vour Account
4:00- Feminine Fanol.-a
4:.10 Vsl Roirue Show
5 00 I'ncle Bill Show
5 -m Western Theater
0; :t0 Hollywood Album
7 :00 G roti cho Marx
7::3 Prof Ye and No
7:45 Sportsmen's Club
8:00 Lux Video Theater
:: Ford Thpater
S 00 All Star Thealer '
9:rw Danaerous Aslnment
10:00 Favorite Story
I0::toArmvMoOarthy Hearinaa
11:00 News
H;05 weatner
11:10 SUn Off
Portland Deaths Would
Be Heavy In Bomb Attack
PORTLAND m Jack I-owe, j
Portland civil defense director, 1
air! ihorp nrobahiv would bp 150.-!
000 deaths in downtown Portland
if the city were h.l by an A-bomb. .
That many peoolc would be tin-,
able to net away even t the city j
had 5 minutes advance notice of i
the altai-k. he said. If the attack;
came without warning an estimst
cl 90 per cent of the 200.000 nor
mally downtown would ne Kiueo
he said.
Planners are honing lhat, snoultl
such an attack come, there would
be an hour's advance notice. The
downtown could be emptied in that
time if everyone in the area cot
nto automobiles on the street and
at the curb, he said. I
ENDS TONIGHT
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
in
"Fancy Pants"
Johnny Weismuller
in
"Savage Mutiny
fridayTaturday
"Fort
Ticonderoga"
and
"Fighting
Westerner"
Paul PATTERSON
is giving
M sss mm iw ssssr
"I bclie i Oregon tni in Orcjon't ptnpl, ni in their
aMny In iinvtrn lhmelvM. I hall iiiempl to iv you
IbJt charai.'tef of kailenhip lhat will cau jou to hae
faith in jour government and ouf ttate, and to hao
teawn to know that the thing! that are being done mih:
tlm nate, aie being done fof the benefit of ALL of the
people of the Slate of Oregon."
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thru SAT.
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Warm MORRIS - Joai WELDON
SUNDAY
SKY fo'L
COMMANDOS
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