The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, January 21, 1955, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextII Television Fans View President's Press Talk NEW YORK I Million! of -stone Wednesday night the first television fans ' across the nation telecast of a . presidential press witnessed another electronic mile-! conference. The four video networks shared in airing films made at the regu lar White House session Wednes day afternoon. NBC cameras', un der a pool arrangement, recorded the event, but the CBS network was the first on the lir at T p. m. (EST) with the 28 minutes and 23 seconds of film okayed by the White House. From then until' midnight the various networks showed the films, from complete versions' down to two minute briefs. .,- . 'iilil.f.lfftTOpl to. r1 mm mi So smooth k leaves you breathless i i&sm rnirnoff tu qreaiest name "VOflKA 0 proof Made from 1 00 train neurit I spirits Sw.PiwreSratrnorTFIs.Ioc.Hinrofd.Ccno. (fa Hormel's Press Agent Admits Firing Shot LOS ANGELES I The press agent of meat packing heir peorgo Hormel is under arres' afier he admitted, d:'ci.iva said, that he; fired a bullet through a window ! ot uoimei s apartment. Del. A.. W. Hubka quoted the press agent, Tony Kent, as saving he fired the shot at Hormel's sug gestion. Hormel denied it. Kent and actor Fred Hartman were booked Wednesday night on suspicion of "feloniously and mali ciously discharging a gun into an inhabited dwelling." The rifle was found in Kent's home, officers said. Hubka said Kent- told him Hor mel, 26, suggested the shooting as a way to "get even with the cops" for Hormel's arrest on charges of possessing marijuana. Otto Loel Waives Extradition; Murder Charged ORLANDO, Fla. I 0 to nAuslin Loel, 44, one ot !ht FBI t 10 most wanted men captured Monday, Thursday waived extra dition to Oklahoma where he is wanted in connection with the slay ing of a young woman traveling companion. Loot, of Compton, Calif., had been -living at Sanford near here almost a year in a rude snack on the swampy edge of a junk yard and working as a machinist. He never has said why he killed Mrs; Elizabeth Jeanne Henderson, 31, who had arranged a share-the-cost trip with him on a journey eastward. She was going to see her- mother in Ohio. She was stabbed 19 times in an Oklahoma City motel Jan. 10 a year ago and her partly nude body discovered three days later. Loel was arrested when the FBI in Washington checked on the fingerprints of a man arrested in Sanford' on a drunk charge and later released on bond. The man gave his name as Jack McCoy but was in reality Loel. ' The government said it would not, as customary, reveal when he would be taken West. Loel once was police chief, brief ly, at Sandy, Ore. His estranged wife a year ago was Mvin; at Rose burg. - Judge Disagrees With , Drink Buying Age Limit PORTLAND tin A city Judge said here Thursday that if a per son is old enough to be married lie is old enough to buy an alcohol ic drink. Judge John J. Murchison si'.i he believes the State Liquor Con trol Commission' is wrong; in re quiring a person to be 21 before he can buy a drink. Murchison cited state law, say ing that a person is deemed to have reached his or her majority upon being married. All this came up because Mrs. Joyce Whitmore, 18, was accused of buying drinks here and of fal sifying her age in doing so. Murchison found her guilty, but let her go without penalty, saying, "It is a technical violation, hut brought on to some extent by the ' liquor commission's refusing to recognize the law. Ted Says: "WHY PAY THE LARGE OVERHEAD DOWNTOWN?" See Ted's for fender dents, wreck work and painting and SAVE 25 ON LABOR! TED'S Auto Body Service 2924 Harvard or Melrose Road OPEN 7 AM to 6 PM Funeral Held For Last Of Pony Express Riders GLENS FALLS, N.Y. W-A col orful chaDler of history was closed this week as Bronco Charlie Mil ler, who said he was the last of the pony express riders, was buried in Glens Falls Cemetery. A horse preceded the cortege and carried one of Miller's first saddles. His boots were reversed in the stirrups in the traditional cavalry salute to the dead. Miller, 105, died Saturday in a New York City hospital. NEW AT HARMONY HOUSE tpe complete gh Fidelity Instrument if ' ' i . if. I i ( HIGH FIDELITY PHONOGRAPH AM-FM RADIO 9-WAY COMBINATION with TAPE RECORDER The "flfTH STMPHONT (Model 17RPQ1SSM). High Fidelity Phnnograph AM-FM Radio, with Built in Tape Recorder. 4 Speak ers. Slide-rule radio dial. Plays all sizes, types, speeds of records automatically. intermixes 10- and 12-inch records. In mahoemy, V M il ,' hi - ! 1 f K5 ' T. Ill I it Ridgway Retained As Chief Of Staff WASHINGTON Wl The Army announced Thursday Gen. Mat thew B. Ridgway will be retained as chief of staff beyond his nor mal retirement date, March 31. In making the announcement, Secretary of the Army Stevens said he was acting under a law authorizing the retention in serv ice of up to five generals beyond the age of 60 who have had 3. years of service. Ridgway was appointed chief of staff on Aug. 15, 1953 for a two year term. Stevens' action will permit him to serve his full two years as the Army's top officer. Without it, Ridgway would have been subject to mandatory retire ment upon reaching the age of 60 at the end of March. The Army announcement con tained no reference to possible ex tension of Ridgway's tour as chief of staff. Ridgway is reported to have been unhappy over the adminis tration's decision to cut back on the Army while increasing the Air force. RADIO PROGRAMS KRNR 1490 U 1240 kc. ICRXL Radio and television programs listed btlow art furnished b the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible for variations from the programs as listed. Remaining Hours Today 4:00 Muitcal Roundup t 4:1 Dusty Rosa Show 4:30 Hour at SUrs CBS 9-00 Edward R Uurrow CBS 3:11 Look To Tht SkteS S:30 Story Tim :iS Frank Goat, Nwa CBS 5:.5 Bulletin Board of tr Ate 00 Perry Como CBS : IS World of Sport :30 Brighter Std 6:45 Northwest Newt :.kV Robert Trout, New OM 7:00 Godfrey Digest ' 7:30 Hometown Digest 7;44 Musical Interlude 7:.M Douxlaa Edwardi. NiW-CM 8:00 Ten neaaee Ernie CBS H:,W Lowell Thorns CBS 1 , 8:4 Myrtle Creek - Vi. Roseburf Banketball 10:15 Platter Parade 11:00 Music You Want 11:2.1 News Nitecap 11:30 Sign Oft SATURDAY. JAN U ART tS Capers 1SSS DIES AT 101 CORVALUS Arthur Markj, who homesteaded near Yachats about 1875, died in a hospital here Wednesday at the age of 101. He had been ill only one day. A native of Canada, Marks re turned to Canada to take charge of the lighthouse at NooUca, B. C, between 1910 and 1920. Then he moved to Corvallis. In his latter years he lived with a daughter, Mrs. Annes Hope. Also surviving are two sons. , COVER EMPLOYES SALEM ifl The Legislature's Joint Ways and Means Committee Thursday recommended passage of a bill to cover ermployes of the Legislature by state industrial ac cident insurance. It was introduced by Rep. F. H. Dammasch, Portland. It was the first measure proved by the committee. ap- 100 Coffee (Club 30 County Agent 4 Way of Ufa 7:00 World News Rouadita) CM 7:15 Mornin Melodiea T:iO Frmk noea. Newi 7:45 4-H Club 7:.ri MiMlcai Interlude 8:00 Robert Q. Lewis CBS 00 Local News 9:05 Musical Interlude B: 15 Treasury Guest Show CBS 9:30 Gunsmoke CBS 10:00 News Roundup 10:15 Record Show 105 Galen Drake CM 10::tO Allan Jackson. Ne 10 :35 Musical Interlude 10:45 Home Ixtenion Tlm 11:00 Musical Interlude 11:10 Galen Drake CBS 11:25 This I Believe CB3 , 11:30 School Roundup 12:00 World News 12:15 Man on th. Street 12 HO Local Newt 12:45 Teddv Wilson Show CBS 1:00 Ralph Flanlg'n Trea. Show CBS 1:30 Ralph Marlerie Trea. Show CBS 1:00 Adventures In Science CBS 2:15 CBS Farm News CBS 2:30 Allan Jackson. News CBS 2.15 Saturday at the Chase CBS 3:00 Let's Go To Town 3:15 Soort Review CBS :i::iO Sklnnay Ennit Treas. Show 4:00 Allan Jackson, News CHS . 4:05 Saturday's Melodies CBS 4:15 Musical Matinee 4:30Dusty Rose Show 5:30 American Legion Auxiliary 5 -4W f-'renk tioss. NewsCBS 6:00 Louise Mnssey Show 8:30 Mahalia Jackson CBS 6:55 Allan Jackson, News CBS 7:00 Two for the Money CBS 7;:'0Ooiila County ITtehllghta 8:00 Springfield vs. Rabg. Basketball 10:00 Wrestling Parade 11:25 News Nitecap 11:30 Sign Off KVAL - TV CHANNEL IS. 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Hemingway MBS 4:no .Music 5:1)0 Ranch House Houndup 5:30 Music 6:00 Western Caravan 6:30 John" Curve 7:00 Sports SyotticM 7:15 LoflRcr'i Weather 7:20 McKay News 7:25 Music 7:30 Joe Powell B:00 O.S.C. vs. Oregon 10:00 Hawarl Calls 10:30 Musical Party Lin 11:00 Tomorrow's Headline U:n5 Musical Party Lin 11:30 Sign Off KOIN - TV CHANNEL PORTLAND SATURDAY, JANUARY U, 11 8:30 Soldier Parade 9:00 Vigilantes Are Coming 9:30 RFO 6 10:00 Captain Midnight 10:30 Abbott and Costelto 11:00 Kid Critics 11:30 Contest Carnival 12:00 Big Ten Bankelball 1:30 Soare Patrol 2:00 Look In School 2'30 Armchair Theater 3:30 Championship Wrestling 4:30 Showtime for Mom 5:00 Name's The Sam 8:30 Stop The Music 6:00 Big Town . 6:30 Be'at' The Clock 7:00 Professional Fathr , 7:30 Willy r 8:00 Jackie Gleason Show 0:00 Two- For The Money 9:30 My Favorite Husband 10:00 Pepsi-Cola Pla.vhoua 10:30 Masquerade Party 11:00 Showtime on Six Fri., Jon. 21, 1955 -Tht Naw-RvUwf Rouburf; 0r, S Elkron Churches Hold Fellowship By MRS. C. F. KRUGER Inlerchurch Fellowship was held Jan. 17, at the Assembly of God Church. The three churches o Klklon participate in these month ly meetings. Monday ni;:ht's speak er was the Rev. Oap of Yoncalla. Alter tne sermon a musical pro gram was given, which was fol lowed by the business meeting. The meeting closed with refresh ments being served. Mist Ladd Visits Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ladd spent the weekend at the Koy Ladd home in Roseburg. Five-year-old San dra Ladd returned with them for a week's visit. Rose and George Bowman went to Merrill Sunday to spend the day with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Bowman, nnd sons. Accompanying them were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poe and Mr. and Mrs. Royce Bowman, all of Reedsporl. Hire From Mapleton Mrs. Alice Bernhardt of Maple ton is visiting her sister, M r t. Sarah Smith, at the home of Mrs. Smith's daughter, Mrs. I'ullip. She has been here since Jan. 6 and will return home Jan. 23. Mrs. Phillip Ryan had small Mar Ice n Smith of Roseburg visiting her while Marleen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith, were in Eu gene. Mrs. Ernest Allen has recently returned from a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Adam F. KauU Sr., at Grande Ronde. . Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Slagle and family of Corvallis spent the week end at the C. G. Henderer home. Slagle suffered a broken ankle while at work in Corvallis Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Bowman visited friends in Grants Pass over the weekend. Unbeliever, Minister's Wife Debate On Radio' LONDON Ul The British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) ended its controversial talks by i self styled unbeliever Wednesday night with a debate on religion between the author of the talks end min ister's wife. The two women Mrs. Margaret Knight, 51-year-old university lec turer who advocates "scientific humanism," and Mrs. Jenny Mor ton, 56-year-old wife ot a Scottish clergyman agreed on one thing: Love is all-important in bringing up children. The 30-minute debate followed two solo radio talks by Mrs. Knight on raising children. In them, she likened the Christian story to Greek mythology and suggested that children be told God is no more real than Santa Claus. KBES - TV cn.tNML L uinroio FRII1AT, JANUARY 31, IDS! .1:50 Devolloni 4:00 Feminine Fancies 4:30 Vol Rnxue Camera 5:00 Aunt Polly'a Birthday Party 5:10 Superman fi oo Smtlin' Ed's Gang . 6:.'i0Holl.vwood Album 7:00 Cavalcade of SDorta i 7:45 Greatest Moments In Sporll n:uv fanpy (.nieman snow B::H Life Of Riley t 0:00 4-Slar Playhouse ::io Lucky sportstlma 10:00 The Una Up . 10:30 Weather 10::i5 News 10:40 Sign Off Use Of Fir Plywood Rapidly On Increase PORTLAND M Since World War II the use of fir plywood has gone up from 10 to 23 square lect for every person in this nation. The Douglas" Fir Plywood Assn. reported this Wednesday, adding that production increased 4 per cent last year, despite the lumber strike, and that order increased 14 per cent. The total output from the 97 fir plywood mills in the three Pacific Coast stales was 3,823,B29,K) feet. The association said this was 75 per cent of the nation's julput. WAGE INCREASE LINCOLN, Wash. I Members of the AFL Lumber and Sawmill Workers' Union at the Lincoln Lumber Co. here will receive wage increases of 7'4 cents an hour under terms of a new contract an nounced Wednesday. The increase is retroactive In Jan. 1 and the contract runs un til June 1, 1958. Mr. fiergen ( & friends) go te Washington ! Enjoy mqtritm and fun on thii dt light fully different ihow. EDGAR BERGEN SHOW WIIH CHARLIE McCSftfHT Sunday. 6:00 to 7.00 pm Dial 1490 KRNR CBS Radio 1 A lit isalritajalBrlaiKslSsi Tonight thru Saturday "JUBILEE TRAIL" starring Vera Ralston, plus Lyn Wilde and L Wild in "CAMPUS HONEYMOON" Tonight & Sat All Color Progrom'' "Cattle Drive" ': With JOELMcCREA plus , "CURLEY" Francis Rafferty Starts Sunday! "BIG SKY" Kirk ' Douglas "hSe'come the nelsons" with Ozsie & Harriet Continuous from 12:45 Dial 3-3755 T H E AT R E Tonighr thru Sunday . "THE CONQUEST OF EVEREST" with John Taylor, Loon Clori and Graham Thorp, plui- Jeanne Grain, Dona Andraws ond David Farrar In "DUEL IN THE JUN GLE", plus two cartoon i. A Tonite & Sat. at 7 and Sunday at Dusk 14 Tkiey Rode Robert FRANCIS Donna REED Maj WYNN Phil CAREY y ; - plus ; i hi i IpWfffl I SHS Tonight & Sat! Continuous Saturday from 12:45 f-TTf CRACE KELLY Sltwort GRANGER h rt!B).fEt:(fw,al