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3 W Straw Hat Concert CBS
4:00 Newi & Analy usCBS
4:15 UN on the Record CBS
4 30 MuiicAl M tinea
5:00 GUeat Star
5:15 Age of the Atom CBS
8:30 Forward March ,
5:43 Prank Gosa, Nawi CBS
5:13 Allan Jackton, JNewt CBS
6:00 Eileen Barton
15 World ot S porta
6:30 Evening Melodiea
6:55 North wett Newi Summiry
1:00 Two Tor The Money CBS
T 30 Melodic Impressions
8:30 Disk Derby CBS
B:30 "21t" Precinct CBS
tDO Wreatlin Parade
10:30 Recorded Hita
11:25 Newi .Nitacapa
11:30 Sign Off
SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 195i
1:00 Dr. Chaa. JUltor, Old Fashioned
Revival
f 00 Salt Lake City Tabernacle CBS
B:30 Morning Metodite
10:00 Allen Jackson New CBS
10:05 Kathy Godfrey Show CBS "
10:30 Morning Melodtea
11:00 Local Church Service
12:00 Woolworth Hour CBS
l:0OMuslcal Matinee
1:15 Phil Norman CBS
1:30 World Newa
1:45 Musical Interlude
1:35 Allen "'ckson. Newt CBS
2:00 Pace The Nation CBS
2:30 Rhythm on the Road CBS
3:00 Gems of Melody
3:30 Musical Matinee
4:00 Our Mies Brooks CBS
4:30 CBS Newsroom Sunday Desk
5:00 Craft Music Hall CBS
6:00 World of Sports
6:15 Musical Interlude
6:25 Northwest News Summary
6:30 The Whistler Cam
6:55 Sunday News Feature CBS
7:00 Summer In St. Louis CBS
7:30 Gary Crosby Show CBS
8:00 Date With The Stars
8:30 Evening Moods
O;00 World News
9:15 Organ Serenade
9:30 World Music Festival- CBS
11:00 Congressman Ellsworth Reports
11:15 Recorded Hit
11:25 News Nltecap
11:3 Sign Off
, MONDAY, AUGUST 15, .19X5
6 00 Coffee lub Caper
630 Newa & Coffee Club
6 45 Way of Life
7:00 Songs of the Wide Land
7:05 Morning Melodies
7:30 Frank Gou, Newa CBS
7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS
8:00 Wendy Warren Ac News CBS
8:15 In the Groove
8:25 Northwest Highlights
8:30 Helen Trent CBS
8:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS
BOO Woman's View
9:15 Ma Perkins CBS
9.10 Young Dr. M alone CM
9:45 Man About Town
10:00 Second Mrs, Burton CBS
10:15 Perry Maao CBS
10:30 Nora Drake CBS
10:45 Aunt Mary CBS
11:00 Guiding Llght-CBI
11:15 Make Up Your Hind CM
11:30 Local New.
11:40 Musical Interlude
11:45 House Party CM
12:00 World Newa
12:15 Man on the Street
12:30 Arthur Godfrey CBS
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SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1955
4:00 Stars of the W set em Range
5:00 Joe Paiooka
6:30 Soldier Parade
7:00 Lawrence Walk
8:00 Musioal Chaire
8:30 Famoua Playhouse
9:00 And Here's The Show .
9:30 Your Playtime
lt;00 Request Playhouse
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1956
3:30 World Championship Golf
3:30 Faith For Today
5:00 Meet the Prese
5 30 This la the Life
6:00 People Are Funny
6:30 The Big Picture
7:00 Comment
7:30 Peggy Lee Show
8:00 Break the Bank
8:30 Life With Elizabeth
9:00 The Whistler
9:30 Sunday Showtime
(Champagne for Caesar)
THE
WAGON WHEEL
AND ,
PINTO ROOM
OPEN
4 PM to 1 AM
f Saturday, Aug. 13
Guest Star ...
0 BURT KLINE
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SINGER
Y0DLER
COMEDIAN
H hoi appeared on Grand 01 Opry and at
queit star on the Red Foley program.
No increase in odmiiiion. Regular Admisiion
$1 per person, rax incl.
MELODY
MOUNTAIN BARN
3 Miles South of Myrtle Creek on Hwy 99
COMING MEL0DY MT BARN
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WAYNE JOHNSTON
Blue Bonnet Playboys Dirtct from II Pom, Texas
PLUS! THI SENSATIONAL 14 YEAR OLD
DARWIN EELLS
Th. Northwttt'i Own Junior Cowboy
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RematAloc Hours Today
12:55 Music F
1:00 Game of the Day MBS
3 : 50 Score board MBS
400 Broadway In Review
4:15 Frank Hemingway MBS
4:30 Army Hour MBS
5:00 Joe Powell
5:30 Musical Cocktail - -
5:40 Great Moments la Sporta r
5:45 Logger's Weather ,
3:30 McKay .News
5:55 Mufle
6 00 Western Cafavaa
6:30 Oklahoma Moonshiners
7 "OO Sports Spotlight ''
7:15 49'ers vs. Steelers MBS
10:00 Saturday Serenade MBS
10:30 Party Line
11:00 Tomorrow's Headlines
11:05 Party Line
11:30 Sign Off
SUNDAY, AUGUST II, 158 4
T:M Penetcostal Church
8:00 Wings of Heeling MBS
8:30 Back To God Hour MBS
9:00 Radio Bible Class MBS
9:30 Voles of Prophecy MBS
10:00 News MBS
10:15 Christian Science Hsls MBS
10:30 City Market Jamboree
10:45 Music
11:00 Open House
11:30 Frank and Ernest MBS .
11:45 Across The Blue Pacific MBS
12:00 Off The Record
12:15 Those Who Gave Most
12:30 Mid-Day Newa
12:45 Music
1 :00 Guy Lorn bardo CBS
1:30 Guy Lorn bardo MBS
2:00 Hawaii Calls MBS
2:30 Enchanted Hour MBS
3:00 Jamei-Grable Show '
3:30 News
3:35 Music
4:00 Headlines In Harmony
4:30 Family Theatre MBS
5:00 Ray Block
5:15 Gospel Tabernacle Chwreh
5:30 Lutheran Hour MBS
6:00 Christian Brotherhood Hour
0:30 Rin Tin Tin MBS
7:00 Sports Spotlight
7:15 Logfter's Weather
7:20 McKay News
7:25 Music
7:30 Evening Gospel Hour
8:30 Nick Carter MBS
9:00 News MBS
9:15 Bob Connodine MBS
9:30 Here's To Veterans
9:43 Music
10:00 Hour Of Decision MBS
10:30 Global Frontiers MBS
10:45 Passpor To Dreams
11:00 News
11:05 Dance Time
11:30 Sign Off
MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1951
I4-Mn om
6:01 Harry 'a Kye-Opsaef ;?
6:30 County Agent
6:35 Oscar Peteraon
6:40 Weather Report
6:45 Music
7:00 Frank Hemingway MBf
7:15 Breakfast Ceng MBS
7:45 Local Newa
7:50 Feed Bag
8:00 Cliff Ingle MBS
8:15 Homemaker Harmonies
8:25 Kraft News MBS S
8:30 Bible Institute MM
9:00 City Market Jamberee
9:15 Kraft Newa MBS
9:20 Farm Bureau Exchange
9:30 Sweet and Swing 'Tj
9:45 Three Suns
10:00 News MBS
10:1 5 TeUo-Teet KM
10:3O House Party
10:55 Stork Club
11:00 Eddie Fisher
11:15 Music '
11:25 Sam Hayes MBS ,7
11:30 Queea For A Day MBS
12:90 Roving Reporter J!
12:15 Mid-Day News JT
12:30 Greet Your Neighber
12:4 Market Reports
12:50 Sporta Lineus
12:50 Musie
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 11,
19.11
:45 Pre-Game Dfzay Dean Show
:55 Pro Baseball
:S0 Devotions ,y
:0O Mr. Wizard
:30 A Word To the Wives
:45 Seaside Holiday
:0O Faith For Today
:30 Western Theater
:30 Soldier Parade
:00 The Christopher
:30 Melody Wranglers f
;00 America's Greatest Bands
:00 Eddie Cantor Show
:30 Arthur Murray Party
;00 And Here's the Show
;30 Break the Bank
:00 Wrestling From Hollywood
::i0 Newa
:35 Sign Off
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, li
:00 This Is the Life
:30 Face the Nation
:00 Jackson County Public Health
:30 American Forum
:00 TV Tunes
:30 World Golf Championship Tour-
tvament
;30 Southern Oregon Round table
:00 You Are There
:30 Fashion Review
: 45 Musical Magic
:00 Private Secretary
30 People Are Funny
:00 Toast of The Town
:00 G.E. Theater
:30 It's A Great Life
00 Cameo Theater
30 Weekly News In Review
:4f! School Styles
;00Midget Movie
:20 News
;25 Sign Off
. PROMOTED
Lawrence Gene Krskine, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Al Erskine, Green,
has been promoted to airman sec
ond class. Krskine is stationed at
Amanllo Air Force Base, Tex
as. He entered the service No
vember, of 1954. He is a graduate
of Roseburg High School,'
Movie Showtime
SATURDAY. AUGUST IS
INDIAN Complete Show Starts 1:05,
3:53 . 6:33, 9:15; "Not As A Stranger"
1:34. 4:14, 6:54. 9:36
STARLITE DRIVE IN "Vera Crui"
8:07, 11:26; "Five Against The House"
9:58
PINE MOTOR "Bounty Hunter" 1:00,
11:24; "Rogue Cop" 9.39
, SUNDAY, AUGUST 11 .
INDIAN Complete Show Starts 1:05.
3:49, 6 30, 9:08; ".Cobweb" 1:44, 4:22,
STARLITE DRIVE-IN "Eternal Sea"
7:57, 10:42: "The Maurauders" 9:53.
PINE MOTOR "The Farmer Takes A
Wife" 7:55, 11:30; "Sabrena" 9:35.
K0IN - TV
CIANNIL PORTLAND
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, li
11:15 Sunday TV Theatre
,12:30 Lons Ranger
1:00 Lamp Unto Mv Feet
1:30 Face The Nation
2:00 Sunday Armchair Theatre
4:00 Sunday Lucy Show
1:30 Annie Oakley
5:00 You Are There
5:30 It's Magic
6:00 Private Secretary
6:30 What's My Line
7:00 Toast of the Town
SrOO-G. E. Theatre
8:30, Stage Seven
9:00 Appointment With Adventure
9:30 Boss Ladv
10:00 Sunday News Special
10:15 John Kternan Kletdoscops
10:30 First Run Theatre
MONDAY, AUGUST 15, 1955
8:00 Valiant Ladv
8:15 Love of Life
8:30 Search For Tomorrow
8:45 Guiding Light
9:00 News St Weather
9:15 Jack Paar Show
9:30 Welcome Travelers
10:00 Robert Q. Lewis
10:30 Linkletter's Houseparty
11:00 Big Payoff
11:30 Bob Crosby Show
12: 00 Brighter Dav
12:15 Secret Storm
12:30 On Your Account
1:00 Garry Moore Show
1:30 Komedy K lassies
2:00 KOIN Kitchen
2:30 Arthur Godfrey Time
3:30 Strike It Rich
4:00 Armchair Theatre
4:30 Mr Moon
4:45 Cartoon Time .
5:00 Red Dunning Show
5:30 Doug Edwards News
5:45 John Kieran's Kaleidoscope
6:00 Mr. Weatherman
6:05 Sport scene
6:10 News Parade
6:15 Chuck Foster Newaeene
8:30 Rin Tin Tin
7:00 Burns And. Allen
7:30 Science Fiction Theatre
8 00 Those Whiting Girls
8:30 Ethel and Albert
9:00 Life Of Riley
9:30 Studio 57
10:00 Studio One Summer Theatre
11:00 Showtime On Six
Hurry Ends Tonite
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GATES OPEN 6:45
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
SUNOMGNOTUE
A grand comedy about th chauf
fer's daughter who learned her
stuff In PARIS.
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sine "Stat Fair"
Dale Robertson
Thelma Ritter
Glendale Residents
By MRS. GERALD B. FOX
Mr. ind Mrs Ivar Asplund and
daughter, Judy, of Aberdeen,
Wash., spent a weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph and daughter, Al
ice, Glendale. Saturday they went
to the Oregon Caves and Sunday
tney visited trie House ot Mystery,
Old Oregon Museum and Crater
Lake. The Asplunds left for their
home recently.
Constructing Garag.
Sid and Bill Perry are construct
ins a new double garage on the
P. J. Miller place between the
house they are renting and the
one occupied by the Millers. A
rental apartment will be construct-
Ex-Air Force Officer
Gets Arraignment Stay
WASHINGTON I Former Air
Force Capt. Rea S. Van Fosson,
arrested Thursday on an indict
ment charging misuse of a secret
Air Force document, Friday ob
tained a postponement of his ar
raignment until Sept. 2.
Van Fosson posted $1,000 bond
after his arrest.
Van Fosson was an investigator
for the House Un-American Activi
ties Committee for a time after
resigning from the Air Force last
year.
Members of the Un-American
Activities Committee said last year
at the time of Van Fosson's em
ployment by that group that he
had been separated from the Air
Force after turning over a classi
fied Air Force document to the
committee. .
The indictment relates to an FBI
file on Jay Lovestone, who helped
organize the Communist Party in
the United States, but was expelled
from the party by Joseph Stalin
in 1929.
Van Fosson was dropned from
his committee post when Rep. Wal
ter (D-Pa) took over as chairman
this year.
Frank A. Seiberling
Dies In Akron Hospital
AKRON, Ohio W) Frank A.
Seiberling, 95, the "Little Napol
eon'' of the rubber industry, died
in Akron General Hospital Thurs
day. He founded but later lost control
of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
which became the largest concern
in the industry. Then, starting
from scratch in his later years,
he and his brother Charles founded
and built Seiberling Ruber Co.
Caught in the cobweb of
T4TTM ATM F.MOTTONS!
WlDMARK BACALL!
Th. Doctor Th. Nvn.
leornod lecrotl was km-itorvod i
CHARLES OICMIA
BOYER GRAHAME
Th. Director Th. nloctad WKa
Kod womm found trovbl.
UlUAM
GlSH
Dtripof of
H Mareioft
Have Wash. Guests
I ed behind the garage at a later
uaie.
Dave Wineman was treated at
the Glendale Clinic recently for a
large splinter which he ran into
his right hand while cutting sheet
rock. .
Arthur Parks, 76, the father of
Mrs. uien Brenner of Cow Creek,
entered the Forest Glen Hospital
at Cariyonville recently. Parks is
reported to be critically ill.
Mike McLennan of Wolf Creek
received minor injuries recently
when a shell exploded in a gun,
backfiring into his face.
R.c.iv.i Cut
Mike Sloan. 7, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Sloan of Glendale, re
quired three stitches recently when
a rock thrown bv awthr voun
ster struck him on the head and
cut clear to the skull.
Mrs. Fsie Dollar returned re-
'cently from a two-week trip to Se
attle ana Vancouver! B. C. in Van
couver she enjoyed taking the Sun
set Drive. She visited relatives in
Tacoma and Hillsboro.
Mrs. Bob Smith and son. Paul,
left for Portland recently to take
Paul back to Portland for a check
no. Paul had surgery on both feet.
The Smiths were accompanied to
Porbnd by Bnbin K"sens. who
has been visiting with her aunt,
Mrs. Howard Hutto, in Glendale.
Will Of W. W. Bonebrake
Is Admitted To Probate
The will of William Wesley Bone-
brake was admitted to probate
Friday, and John Fredric Bone
brake was appointed executor.
the deceased died at Salem on
July 25 at the age of 89, and leaves
property with an estimated value
of $10,000. ,
The executor, who lives at Rosei
burg, is a brother of the deceased.
Other heirs include a sister, Mary
Harriet Germinder of Dixonville,
sister-in-law Mildred Bonebrake of
Roseburg and nephew V. Vernon
Harpham, Rt. 3 Box 650.
Sunday and Monday
Jon. Ruii.ll in "THE FRENCH
LINE", plui "YELLOW ROSE OF
TEXAS with Roy Rogort end
Trigger.
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Air Force Praises
SAN FRANCISCO in The Air
Force Assn. Friday applauded
President Eisenhower" for "bold
imaginative diplomacy" at the Ge
nneva Conference,
The privately-supported organi
zation of 40,000 air power enthus
iasts adopted at its annual con
vention, a policy statement com
mending the President for making
his proposal to Soviet Russia for
mutual aerial inspection.
At the same time the group
warned that "we cannot permit the
rosy clouds over Geneva to over
shadow the omnibus clouds of new
aerial weapons over Moscow."
There Is no concrete evidence
that Soviet Russia has abandoned
GIRL RESCUED
SALEM an A 19-year-old girl
was saved by firemen Thursday
after she threatened to jump off
the railroad overpass onto the
Pacific Highway in North Salem.
Police stopped traffic and fire
men had a net spread when sh
jumped.
Alter tailing into the net, the girl
was taken to the state hospital.
ALL-CHURCH SERVICE
The Canyonville Methodist
Church will hold an all-church
service and picnic dinner at the
Canyonville County Park Aug. 14,
reports News-Review Correspond- j
ent Virginia Proctor. Sunday!
School will meet in the church as!
usual. ;
Sunday & Monday
CinemaScopa
"TRACK OF THE
CAT"
Robert Mitchum
Tria Wright
EES
"NEVER LET ME GO"
Clark Gobi
Gone Tiarney
Ends Tonight
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President's Sfand
its goal of world domination, the
association said.
It added that despite the appar
ent peace overtures, Russia con
tinues a program of propaganda
and subversion while relentlessly
building a base for world conquest
The policy statement declared
further:
1. Only American strength can
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OUR. OPEN HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT
AUGUST
Surrender of Manila Ts American Army
So Says History
( , . NOW COMES
AUGUST 13, 1955
Wt a)k you to lurrondtr to our rqut
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
OUR SURPRISE DANCE
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hope to alter Russia'a drive for
world domination.
2. "Massive retaliation" is stead
ily becoming obsolete 'as a war
deterrent, since there can be no
practical retaliation after an all
out surprise thermonuclear attack.
3. Undisputed command of the
air remains the only sure way to
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