The news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1948-1994, December 13, 1955, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texto 10 Tht Ntw-RYitw, Roieburg, Ore. Turn. Dee. 13, 1955 WILL CLOSE AT 6 p. m. WED. DEC. 14 FOR OUR CHRISTMAS PARTY New Airplane So Simple Anyone Can Operate It Kditor'n Note: The manufaclur-, license. But I wai able to handle em of xni airplane have re-line controls alone after jut a few rcntly marketed a new civilian ; minutes instruction, craft. They are conducting ex per- j i Rjmpy turned the innilion key. imr-nls to determine just how eai-1 gradually opened the throttle and ily a novice pilot can learn to fly when the upeedomeler read 40 thu plane Orry Smith of the Tar- raised the none. And there I was, entum Valley Daily News. Taren- i flying! turn, Pa, tried Here is her ac-1 I leveled off at 1.000 feet. Dush I the throttle wide open and reached I 120 miles per hour. By pressing j either of the foot pedals 1 could RADIO Radio and television program! lilted below or furniihed by the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible tor variations from the programs as lilted. count of what happened. 8 GERRY SMITH Woman's Iditer Th Vallty Daily Nws TARKNTIM, Pa. i-fr-The first tinje 1 ever sat in the pilot s seat bank, to the right or left To land, I headed toward the field and gradually lowered the nose. I must admit that mor gen- of an airplane I took off. flew at " , T, r""y n 1.000 feet. 120 mile, per hour and 1 mf'' be " ,rP,"n?! ,wheJel. and landing field hut 1 did land alone, All of the crystal, silver, linens, punch bowl and beveroge sets for your party or reception PROFESSIONAL CATERING SERVICE-ORchard 2-2934 REASONABLE RATES Wellco 0i" The walk that reu rOR YOUNGSTERS mm4'- '-X 1,000 feel. 120 miles per I iminni-witniiHi am. , .,., -t I ntil then I didn't know an air- y' plane instrument panel from a hole , . in the ground. 1 had been in an ; airplane only twice before both Candidate! Shouldn't times as a commercial air pas-1 - senger. rMvor TV, Suggestion I have very little mechanical CAIC..r , t .... , .... aptitude. - even can openers talk I lSA)L.E11 ,jf P"cal candidates 1.L.L in 1A nn..aei..ngiiu i h.-. o ' shoulan I confine their campaigns the world's worst' sense of direc-j .l;'?viion aL ,h.e fxPPnse ' j lest, I a Id lion lm a i woman assistant 0 the chancellor nun nriTiiiiiiaiiiiiliiiiicii.n i f ,n oreeon Svstpm of Hifhpr Kducation, said Monday, Cross, editor of the American College Public delations Associa tion News Letter, said in an editorial: "Today rollt'i7i stiitlctit xhrmM production line was delivered jusl .be given everv nuunrtiinitv to mctt recently to the Pittsburgh area I and hear candidates and discussion n. lUMPm. .ens dealer, Alfred B. Bennett. He ac- of issues; faculty should be free it u v..unf Or Maione-CBi companied me on the flight since to exercise their rights and respon- ( JJ s'ona1 mI'I bu-cbs the law requires that a licensed sibililies as individual citizens. i n is-wrr Mm cbs pilot accompany anyone without a "We should resist the trend to n w Nor Drake-cbs .... ; bypass hinterland personal visita tion in favor of concentration on television appearances. "You can t ak a question of a TV et. And you can t get the thinking of young America from the studio." sna 172) is so simple to operate that even I can fly it. .Maybe that's why my editor assigned ine to the job to see how simple it was. One of the first craft off the KRNR Remaining Hours Today 4 00 Muaical Bound Jp ' 4 13 Serenade it B:ie 4 to Muicl Fuhion 4 S-t -tliitii Tne North Pole 5 00 Ed B Murrow. Newt CBS 5 IS Mv Son Jeep CBS 5 10 Hob trobv Show 5 4 frank Go. Niwt-CBi J S Bulletin U'lard of Air A K1 World of Sport 6 M-liwll Thorn- CBI 6 '(Mime on Kecnrd 6 AS NrihWMt Newt A :, Robi. Tjut. NewtCBl 7 ijO- -Suapenie- CBS 7 HJ Churkwafmi Jimhorw A 4S-- Siunrrlin-Koaehurx BaksfhalJ 7 y Sulherlin -- RwWr Baaketrl 10 lV-Plaiter Perarte 10 -Newt Niiecap 11 00 Sign Off wr.nsKsnAV, iiKniHH u, lufts 00-C.rie Club Caperi 8 Nw it Coffea Club 6 4-Way at Life 7 w VjornirisT Melodies 7 .10 'rnk Goi, Nrwi-CM 7 4 Hanv Habhit Clill I 8 Ot Muic on Record I 8 IS In The Gioove j 8 2S Northweit Ilighhsihta S -Vjhe l p Vnur Mind CBS ! 8 A' Wax f'artorv i iX)-Widv Warrrn At Newt CB V 1-Wi.riian'i View ; .lO-Htltn Trfnt CBS 1 4 Our Gal Sundav - CBS lOUO Man Aboul Town Polict Chief, Librarian Of Springfield Resign SPRIMJKIKI.D The rcsi natinn of Police Chief Harry Howard, 65. was announced Mon- day hy City Manager Kobert Turner. He said llnwaid will WMPa Mucf' Carrip. remain on the job until a neW;fewa Must V.arriei chiff if hired, Incorporation Election Howard has served a chief here: since l!t:0 and retires with 35 1 CANNON' BRACK W This years of experience in law enforce-1 Northern Oregon coastal resort has ment work. voin in incorporate as a city. Howard resigned briefly earlier The vote in an election was 193 '(his year hut was rehired when to 110. It was the third time in 'Turner became the new city recent years that the measure has i manager. been placed before residents of the Turner also announced ihe resifi-. community. nation of Librarian Josephine' Demand from the slate Sanitarv I Matsler Monday. She, too. has Authority for an adequate sewage reached the retirement aye of 65. disposal svstem led to Ihe vote. Lively, octivt youngsters neerf slippers that simply can't wear out! (They'll outgrow them fint.) Wellco F0AMTREA0 slippers, with their bouncy "bubble rubber" midsoles, feature a soft, flexible leather outsole that cowfiot mar or scuff floors or furniture. F0AMTREAD slipper ore easy to keep clean they're washable! Children's styles in a variety of color; oil children's Sizev FOAMTREAD5 ALSO IN MEN'S AND LADIES' STYLES 2.25 to 2.95 Shoes Main Floor i -j P "v - ANNA MARIA ALBERCHtTTl 1 IS1 ' M THE I S xf'W BREAD ARE HERE! X . .. . f J a! is SLOW! TUU LAN tINJUT OUIM M 4M ll-n Aunt Urv-CBS 12 HO W orld IJ ll-Min on th Str4 12 tO Local Ne i 12 -HI --TV Preview 12 t-1-HoitM Parti -CBS . I iH-Arihur GiQfre - CBS 2 10--Women ' New Desk- CM 2 40 It ltok at th Weather 2 4Tradinx Pri 3 fW--Malinee 14' 4 M) Western Mmir 4 AS Join the Navy 4 ti(; uet StHr 4 U--Cjllin The Nrlh Pola 3iK(r;d. K Murrow --CRS S.lS-My Son Ji-ei) CBS 5 Id Country St la t'SA 5 4.V Krank Gn.i. Nfwi - CBS , ; Bulletin Board f Air 00 Wcirlrt f Sport til Lowell Thf.mni - CBS S .10 Brighter Side fi 4.1 Notthwett Newi-CBS 't Koten from. New. CBS 7 DO-FBI In Peace A War 7 1.1 Jark Carson Stinw-CBS W-Clin. Cc.UinKWood. VewCBS 8 ft.-Trmieee Feme CBS II ,n -Johnrtv l) )!iar CBS 8 AS Binr Crobv -CBS fl 0l Hometown Digest 11 l.-Muir On Recnid 0 Id North el Newt Siimmi'' 9 .IS Anm N Andy Muiic Hall CBS 1 im- World Newi to IS P!(fr Pard in N( NMecjp 11 im-Stcn Off Middle East Faces Peril From Reds, MacMilian Warns KRXL Remaining Houn Today 4 00 ru Hon Lawia MM 4 ti FranK Hem in way MBS 4WHerti tft Antr-MBI 4 AS Sam Ha vm MBS 5 00 Boh and Ba - MBS 3 .0 Bob Greens MBS 1 10 Great Momenta in SprM S 41 Bill Brundiaa- MBS 15 Cecil Brown MBS oo c;alrifil Heatter MBS S;1S Eddia Tuner 8 ;0 Bob Grant New 5 45 Sam Ha-MBS 6 15 Music 7 00 Sporta Spotlurhl 7 II Twilight Mooda . 7.:ir-Re)orlr i Roundup -MBS 8 00 Fulton LewliMBS 8 15 Logger'. Weather 8 20 Muic B 25 Slrictlv Inttrumentai 8 SO John Steele- MBS g 00 News MBS fi 15 Farm Buieau Exchange 9 25-Vume 9 10-A You Like It 9 v, Five-Minuie Final- MBS 10 00-Trejury Agent MBS 10.10 Party Lln 11 00 Tomorrow Headlines II 05 Party Lln 11.30 bign Off WEUNEftl)'. 11KCKM B4. K 14, t 00 Sign On fi 01 Harry s-Optn fl 10 Coun:y Agent 6 ::S Gonel Br idr altera I 40 Weather Report 6 4 bnell Bulletin Board 7 j0 Frank Hemmrw MVS 7 15 Break fa l Gang MBS 7 45 local News 7 10 Feed Bag BOO Chff Engia MBS 8 15- Mli.ic 8 2V-Kraft New MBS S to Bible Inaiitute MBS SOU Take. Five 9 05 Muic 9 15 Kraft Newi-MBS i) '0 - i Ai m Bureau Exenengs 9 (O -l.adie Choice 9 45 Three Suna 10 New ip.iprr of !h Air MBS III 15 Teho-T-t MBS 10 .'0 Houm Party 10 55 Stork Club M'00-Kraft New-- MBS 11 05-Here Hollywood MBS 11 10 McKay Newt 11 15 F.ddie Fiher It iO-Ouren For a Day MBS 12 00llo m( Heporler 11 15 Mid-Day New 12 -Greet Your Netghbe 12 45-Markel Hepona 12 .'i0 SporU Lineup 12 55 Mime 1 (Ml -Mu-u-a! Merrv Co Round 1 !0--Siorv Time - MBS n 1 15-Tnwn Crier 2 OH -Billrtoard OO Wettein Roundup .1 11 Mu.ic H 2 Kraft New MB 3 10 Behind the Story MM 3 45 Tellft-teal-MBS 4 M-luimn tw -MM 4 15 Frank Hemmfwa -MBS 4 10 Here a The A nr ier MVS 4 4 Sam rle HMH 5 00-Bob A Hav-MHS 5 :;o Bob Green MBS 5'4( Mumc 5 45 B. II Brundage MBS IS Cecil Brftwn MRS a.fto Gabriel Heatter MBS fi r Mar Titne K0IN - TV ( HANNK1. , FORT I. AN D H Ell.M filMT, nECrMBKK II, 8 00 Panorama Pacific 8 25 Mr Weatherman 8 W Panorama Paeihe 8 4-V It a Fun to Hedue 11 00 Valiant Ladv fi 15- lve of Life 9 .TO Search for Tomorrow 9 45 Guiding Light 10 i)0 Armchair Theatre) 10 10 Love Story 11 OO Robert 0 Lewi 11 W Art Linkletter Houaepartr 12 00 Big pjvoff 12:-Bub Crutbv Sfww 1 IKJ- Brighter Ua j I5.secret Storm 1 to On Your Account 2 0O- KOIN Kitchen 2 .10,-Stnke It Rich 3:00 fJarry Moore Show a:niAithur Godfrey Tim 4 .10 Mr. Moon 4 4.5 Cartoon Time 5(M)--Hed Dunning Hnur 6 (Kl- Mr. Weatherman 8 0.'. Sporln ene 8 10 New Parade 6 15 Doug Edward New 8 10 -To He Announced fi 15 The Little Show 7il-a0in Cetnurv Frijt Hnur 8 00 Arthur God (rev St Friend 9 00 The Millionaire 9 I vi Got A Secret 10 00 Sludio 57 10 .10 City Deik 10.1.V Patii Page Show 10 50 Showtime on Six KBES TV CHAXNEL S. ME U FORD Wll DAT, DECEMBER IS, 1958 11 50 Devotions 12 00- Matinee 1 00--Music HaU 1 15-Secret Storm 1.. 10 World of Mr. Sweeney 1 4.5-Val Rogue Camera 2 00- Pmky Ie 3 40 -Howdy Doody 1 00 Feminine Fanciea A 'Ai Af Ui noon Theater 4 45 To Be Announced 5 OO Cnrle Bill .i:!0--To Re Announced 8 00--Music and Maple fi 1.5New 2S Weather 6:tO-Brston Blackie 7 on stii.tK-o Quoihon 7 !0-.M Favorite Hinhartd 8 00 Phil Silver Show 8 .10 -Celebrity Plajhoune S 0O-I,ibeuce 9 .'to To Be Announced 10 (X-Kamoti PI a v house 10 m -Bevl Theater 12 00-New and Sign Off REALISM MISHAP EL CE.NTRO, Calif. Chr lone Measure!. 17, was scheduled to plav Ihe lead in her high ichool nl.iv enariini! a 'tomhoy who lik ed 'football." A few hoars before curiam lime, however, cnanenei was sidelined wilh a broken fin ger. The reason: she broke it in an offiackle smash in a sandlot football game. ND$ TONIGHT 7 DiWI BIAII nnrwi nLrib. SHOCKlHGlf?. WHITE UIKL ZV' tXPLUKtu y Hunt nut! SAVAGES!! in COLQf HMD mioi 'pJ2u ' THE GLASS TOMB SPtCIAL PRICIS: Adult! 75c, Child 20c Hr'k 1 vmmL Wednesday thru Saturday "THE ETERNAL SEA" Sterling Hydn Ale. lit Smith Dean Joqqer una "HELL'S OUTPOST" Rod Cameron Joan Leilia Chill Wills John Ruitell "CORONER CREEK" End Tonight "The Long Grey Lin" and "Coroner Creek SHOW TIMES Man. thru Frl., 6:00 p.m. Sat., Sun., Holiday! S:30 pm lit Feoture, 6:00 A 9:33 Second Feature 8:0J fO Bob Crant Nw Sana M MBS 6 )V Wation Wneei 7 00 Soo-i Spotlight 7 1V In Ine Ho-a Room : ':o-Cn(v Kid ; ft ') riilt.m lwla-TBi Foreiltn Sl'Cre SLotfC Wealhar THI UGHT AND DARK LOAF Specially created for dieteri, these two nutritious Hollywood Breadi will add o distinctive), deliciout flavor to dull and drab diett. Try one of theie latle tempting loaves . . . either the light or the Dark . . . you and your family will find every bite a delight. mm Ih. Nv IIGHUOHI WILLIAMS' BAKERY LONDON' t.irv MacMilian said Monday Mid dle Kast leaders art; playing with! fire hy dealing with i-ommunism ' He warned thrm of the danger of Helling seriously hurt. Opening a debate on the Middle East in the House nf Commons. MacMilian .said he i certain if! some countries in (hat area fall f to communism it will not be from j any love of it. j MacMilian asserted the Soviet Rovernmeni is usinn ns military ( Newt t minuie. Pat averr hnur ) ihi Neiv- M US !t '0 - Kvemii" Serei'.ade 10 UH-ClaiiillHister. MBS 10 irt Party Line 11 .im Tfininrmw Headline ! 11:0.1 Party Line ' - )i f n iHt KYES 950 k e. nucht and complete control of it; economic potential as "pawns in this great game" for Middle East influence. MacMilian said some of the Mid dle East governments think they can effectively play off one side against the other without realiz ing the risks they run. The danger is that some of their leaders who are playing with fire,: will get .seriously hurt, he sain. But I do not believe that the peoples of the Middle East will succumb to communism of their ; own volition or without a strtig-1 gle. tor the principles of commu- and i from 'AS n to 4 AS p.n Movie Showtime Tt CSltAV. OM'e.MHfcK 1.1, S INDIAN Complete Show Start 7 00, 30. Lucy Ciallant" 7.11. .U STAR LITE DRIVE JN Closed Until Thui dav STAH THEATRE - Complete Show Stsrti 7 00. Hi "The Glaw Tnmb" 7.13. 9 A2 Naked Amaton 8.15.10.43 WHlSKtOAV, lt:CKMKF.R II, ma INDIAN - Complete 5hnw Sfarta 7 00 it in. 'Count Three and Praj " 7.13, 4 -4 STAHLITE DRIVE IN Clowl I'ntil Thnrul.v nism are utterly repucnant lo their j star theatrb ciod Wednearuy traditions and their way of life." The foreign secretary called Ihe Soviets' approach "purely cvni- Tonight and Wednesday fcV'f 2 in mi ' kMw3 NUDIST PARK J ft ii&tP) T M Hoenlal Jf FM!1''! BMtlHINC AUOCHTM PLUS "THE BIGAMIST" Ida Lupin Edmund Gwenn CLOSED MON-TUE-WED cominq Thurs! INCOLW. MTM PLUS: "Interrupted MELOor p.-r.v.; r.. Eleanor Parker TSi KVAL cal." He added: t Warn of Likely Trp ' cannot conceal from Ihe House j the serious character of tins new threat, but we must not he defeat-1 ists. All the cards are not in their hands. They have not before at; tempted an operation quite of this kind. Thev may o er reach them selves. They may fall into traps of their own making. "We must, I think, organize our-! selves and our friends in the Mid dle East as we have in Europe," MacMilian went on. CHANNEL II, RrnfVR Tr-ii.v. prrt-MBFR u. I AS -Of All Thins 00 Mat i r ;V-4 so Date ixv-Hi R.mndiH) The Newt -Snort a Head I. net S V- Weather Henort S M-Mm ie Mii.enm ? IV-Litile Rivals i Mid-Winier Ravehalt R.nnH i tS - Patn Phkt Show M -Tin. Fa.lr.vn N -Martha Kc Show O- KireMde Theatre 'O- n- lllid'.m Secret JonrnaJ B DO Playwright M iNBC V . m ar SI Af i 04 JV iA ligM ' At Do.k ... you ond your WKm tftwM m & sf a jar k uhis j yaati ijndar Utnw tr Numnil tin lvy n . Ch cif J4 -1 , . . .... . i...Vi i: twmM. , ,,r'lIiitfi H 'Ak I- : FRKH SUPPLY f 61,1 :kml . fOj , , THI TALKING DOLL ' K t 'MWT1I &1"-'T 't i.p. vm ; CU I "GL!'H IV'Pi r'Hixt ..i -' h. co, b. -..h.j ru'V'i I; ; J2- - o T0FFIt I vVJI j SO I - Vi.,1 bod, Cm Im wrfMi Il k1 1 f.r.;. V . U..II :ff I I U if : Ho.flert -k Brown fr Haley Whitman'! . 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