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Newspaper Page Text8 Th Newi-Review. Ro.eburg, Or Tu. Mof. 13, 1956 VFW Post 2468 Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH Do faltte teeth drop, allp or wobble when you talk, mi, laugh or sneeze? Don't be a i moved and emiarrajwied hv such handicaps. FASTEhTH. n alkaline Inon-trid) powder to uprln Klf on your plHfft. kfrps falre twh more flrlnly set. Gives confident feel Inn of security and sdded comfort. No gummy, noopy. pasty taste or Idl ing, (iet FAbTfcETH today at any druff counter. Eugene Youth s Essay jSets Nomination Wins Journey To U.N. j Nominalion f 1BH, of(icers o( KUCEN'E - Kent Yockey, Roseburij . VKW Fost 2468 w.U be 16-year-old junior at KuKcne H!h ;held tonight at 8 o clock t VM School will go to the 1'nited "ms .Memorial Building, Garden Nation's in July as winner ot the, Valley Koad irnnaiie of Youtn to ine "" K"" 1MD0. United Nations" essay contest. . r. . Holmes, post quartermaster, The annual competition is spon-iwi" follow on .March 28. Jed by the Odd f ellows and All Veterans of roreien Wars V,"i.L .i.' Vockev w i 1 1 ! members are urged to attend this WOOD FUEL Now Available Peeler Core Can Deliver in Surherlin Area Now ROSEBURG LUMBER OS 9-8741 accomnanv other winners from ; important meeting, hollowing a the Pacific Northwest on an I brief session concerning the incor- expensc-pald trip to ine i-.1!. Anti-Red Guerrillas More Active In China poration of the post, an annual requirement, further details will be released on Oregon's 35th de partment encampment. Also plans will be made for the forthcoming annual "Buddy I'oppy Day." May 1, headed this year by Waller Cal ahan and the Ladies Auxiliary. The following have been appoint- TAI'EI. 'iH The Tatao news .........ir Maimed Monday that anti-1 ('..mmnnnit tfuernlla forces had ne- l. .... ,,,. ,.;.... , come increasingly active in tl e . campn)ent committees: general mountains of lied China s south-1 cha,rInan jlarry ,ayton, Post ern Sinkiang Province, bordering..., Kld(Ur. c0.chairman, T. F. Tibet. The agency, run by the ft;!,Mln,, Roseburg: secretary- tionalist Interior .Ministry ana lreasur(.r Walter G. Callahan, claiming underground contacts on Kn,cbur(! the mainland, said the gerriuas Thc j(a(e encampment wjl be now numucrcQ ,uuu. hdu! June 27-30 in Koseburg 90 DAY SERVICE ic Channel 4 ANTENNA INSTALLATION every year more people buy RCACTOR than any other television mra D t A VICTOR "21 " fiSSSSSsXiSi TRANSETTE. "Big-Wheel" rollaround TV! 261 Sq. In. of viewable surface. New "4-Plus" picture Quality. 269 $ 95 r tai 10 DOWN ' JIUNCI OH V!r fMT 1IHMI 111 II. II. H limilli luilits. CALL US FOR RCA VICTOR FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE tmmm CORNER MAIN AND WASHINGTON Ph. OR 3-4315 Radio and ttlaviiion programs listed b low art furrmhtd by rh respective tiont. This newspaper is not rasponsiblo for variations from the programs as listed. KRNR j ' 1490 KC Remaining Hours Today Newly Covered Croups Must Report Earning All newlv covered groups under ilia Driril c.i i ri t r 1 zi u n ri munila. loraily subject to the act and are j required to report their seu-em-ployment net earnings as part of their income tax return. That was the advice or renton Ford, Eugene, social security rep resentative, who is in Hoseburg every Tuesday in the city hall for interviews. The only self employed individ uals having an optional choice of coverage under the law are clergy men. They arc mandatorily cover ed after once applying for cover age, Ford said. BO-X I VJ TRANSISTOR S hearing aid j Just imagine! A finent quality 4-1 ran HMor Zenith backed by an iron-clad 10-day money-back Guarantee of Jul! satisfaction, yel selling lor one fourth the price of many comparable aids. So small, to light it can be hidden behind a man's necktie... worn in a woman's hair! Operates for only about I0( a ek. 10-DAT MONET-IACK GUARANTEE foiy ffm payment Arranged CHAPMAN'S PHARMACY Jackson & Cass, Ph. OR 3-4533 3 10 Matinee 1490 4 00 Wen torn Musle 4: IS Country Style USA 4.:i0 Mmjcal Fash lorn 4:4 Story Time 5 OU Ed. R Murrow, Newi CBS 3: IS My Son Jeep 5 .W Texaco Sporti Final CBS 5 M Frank Com, New CBS S:S Douglas County Newt 6 IX) Mimic on Record 6 IS Lowell Thorn a CBS 6 :t0 Dinner Mutic 6 4fWorld of Sporti 6 -iS Root. Trout. News CBS 7 OO Suspense CBS 7 :i0 Musical Interlude 7 tS Jack Carton Show CBS 8 00 Max Roby New CBS 8 OS Curt Mauey Show CBS 8 :t0 Johnny Dollar CBS 8 45 Bmg Crosby Show CBS H W-Newi & Analyau 905 Amoa 'N Andy Muale Hall CBS B::iO Campaign '56 CHS 9:5S Thii I Believe CBS 10 OO World News Summary 1005 Platter Parade 10 55 Newi Nltecap 11:U0 Sign Off WKDNESDAY, MARCH It, 3 B 00 Coffee Club Caper! o.di newi at u or fee CluD Way of Life 7 00 Morning Melodlet 7:30 Frank Cost, Newi CBS Harry Babbit CBS 8 00 Muile on Record In The draove 8 25 Northwest Ilihllfhtf 8::i0 Mak Up Your Mind CBS 8 45 Wax Factory 9:00 Wendy Warren ft Newt CBS 9:15 Woman's View 9;.t0 Helen Trent CBS 9 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 1000 Man About Town i Ma Perkint CUS 10:fO Young Dr. Malon CBS ivah liuiding Light CBS 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton CBS Aunt Mary CHS l::iO Nora Drake CBS 1:45 Aunt Jenny CBS 12.00 World Newi 12:15 Man on the Street 12::t0 House Party CBS 1 :00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:45 Tradina Post 3:00 Women'! New Desk CBS 3:10 Mfitine 14 4:00 Western MiifiC 4::iO Stand By For Muili 4:4S Story Time 5:00 Ed R. Murrow, New l CBS 3:15 My Son Jeep CBS 3 ;t0 Texaco Soorta Final CBS 5 45 Frank Goaa, New CBS 5 55 Douglai County Newt 8:00 Hometown Diffeit 8:15 Lowell Thomas CBS 6::i0 Dinner Music 6:40 World of Sportu 655 Robt. Trout, Newt CBS 7:00 FBI In Peace & War 7::iO Musical Interlude 7:35 Jack Carson Show CBS 8 IK) C has. Collingwnod. Newi CBS 8:05 Curt Massey Show CBS 8:30 Johnny Dollar CBS 8:45 Bmg Crosby CBS 9.00 News St Analysis CBS 9' 0.1 A mo 'N Andy Music Hall CBS 9 :to Presidential Report CBS 9:43 Treasury Show CBS 10 00 World New 10:05 Platter Parada 10 55 News Nltecap 11:00 Sign Off , K RXL 1240 KC KVAL - TV MEET THE JW BEHIND THE VOS i) BEHIND THE VOICE r ir WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, IBM 1 1 A 4 'i f. ..' Hi'i 8 4111. Fun lo Hluc , A i I - . w V t Ti t , 9 0O-Vl,.m Lady f M " - Jf P J -t iSliNS 1' Ti'. :. rfi. v..i,..;',v.; ' 9 :10 Scnrrh (or Tomorrow I V U ' C if 1 ' Z L 10 -Uo-Armrlulr Th..lr. i V Kftl. JlST k f. S. J. V H v ti 10 :tO-lv. Story. Ill v, Vfi3 " , S T.w r" f ll.iMJ Hobert W. wii IN r . Y " ' wtftif.ftq ? K ' "4 A "If- i 1 i.irtKifuer nou.epariy " V li ' lf 3 liSKnl'KMT"' Trr.ntT M urn . Npwi at M mimitv. port every hour j I V "rZ. 1n W fc ll .-Mr. Moon llo.tl-" 7 . 9 . 1 :: V v: StrtSPi' ' rf W.&ctb.--:tJI thrm star theatre -n.. seem ot wZ4 iz&S&jSwJaaM i I' : - -5 I :rViVV.1viVV J-Srl5n Onnvlet Lake" 7:11. 10.06: -Wyoming t AitftPT"!UXSfm ' V v ft - ie,-,VAl ;irs Lw..d. ... " i j s - V''Vvnl V V ' A ilf '--V' 'VtA'-.J 6 JI-Kil Canon I1IMIMV. MAR II 11. MM ....... r .'.' il ' .'..x',..i(7y f f" T-t- Jr W 1. U I , m til ra,V??. . jJ.iV4 at-TIe iU.m.W INDIAN THEATRE B.ttl, Ol The ''l " milllltl ' r , J 111 I? &---Jf Tx v J?1 i . 1 ffl V I ' jflt v fci'-C.iiait.V. A -J 7IM-U8 Sleel Hour l'Wn Mum Open 12 M: Eve- j X ' " i I l'ViJ i I i '1 l?4rHSS --F'T'i fcC - I'JlL fl'i??-'-''' vT1-'. fluo-Arthur Godfrey A Eriende ninpt Cooiplete Show. Start 6 45. '-Elu IE MIND", flel Olifia H Haeil- ; J g . . -f Aa'rS'i'a ID' fti JPT ' " ' . m 1 Bk'a : sr .-V :T VA S -V- C -"SSJ .0 I've Cot A Secret 9 15: -The Benny Gtidntan Story" .... iB -nlllu ...M..., fc)fc -i,..,. j if 7 V 1 A I 1 A f wT.r?' i?: lT. : T'T." er : liWMV, ' I V fcH V fi&r..'!-"f"! 10 l--.ty De.lt STUtl.lT EDRIVE IH Closed Until t.rtu iff III I'-VjH Z'WH1 ' jf-yl I j 3jf '7 j !VVA '" M-iWU'" "" STAR THKATHE Cloeed Wedneadaye ' Xi.'' f7 " ''f f f 'i: CI wi-' h& This Is LEE JENSEN... - V C H . . . xt.ill O'ln.vtLi'r o.iil account rei.rcientall e l.om Min.ieopol.s, M.nntfwM. V . ' HErtid I Lee ii a j-o 1i,!e ,( Um.fn.lv rf M.mftnta and attcn.fe.l A.jn lr.,i,tte nNiW i 5, ' t o. thc A.r Ko.l... viw.l Me J4 loime.lv wt .lire.ior on.l i.ile..tv!.i lor K f" Q 0''x00l'', CCKl ' 'ItfVlll KAYL in Si -.m Lo-e. lo.o. Lee J.tt th. WORLD Of SP0S1 S. STOK-.1 ISH. W S0, 1 lll"" V 1 1 i He ol sells o-,l tr. ,... ct.l,.,i,yg occcH.nlv He 0,ned the sfjtl KR R rtX"'.l1 " f-C 1 SMLfv 7V?V iFi l in StDlembe. ivy, I ...,. ..... A., l . T... , . A ,. -e.t' . I rV V 1 "D . 1 OLOa.-. ' I fvilT' M CHANNEL II. r.UGCNR TIKSOAT, MARCH It, 15 3. 00 Stop, Look St IJsteri 2.15 It's Fun To Reduce 2.:io Ft-ather. Your Neat NBC 3:00 Mat Ine 4 : 1 5 Modern Romances N BC- 4:30 4:;i0 Date 5.00 Big Roundup 5:45 The News 5 55 Weather Report 6:00 Movie Museum 6:15 The Little Rascals 6::W Webfoot Feats 6:45 The Road To Adventure 7:00 Jungle Jim 7 .10 TBA 8:00 Milton Berle Show NBC 9:00 Fireside TheatreNBC i::iO Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal 10:00 Burns St AllenCBS 10:30 The C.un Corner 10.35 Jaycea Spotlight 11:05 Channel 13 Theatre Remaining Hours Today 3 00 Kralt .News MBS a Oi Story Time MBS 3 30 Behind the Story MB 3 45 Tello-Taat UBS 4 00 rulion Uwit MBI 413 Frank Hemingway MBS 4 10 Herat tha Answer UBS 4 45 Sam Hi yea MBS 5 00 Bob and Ray MBS 3.25 Lm Paul and Mary Ford-MBS 5 (0 Traffic Jm 3 45 Bill Brundige MRS 5 55 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heattex MBI 6:15 Eddie Fisher 6 30 Shell News 6 45 Sam Hayes MBS 6 55 .Music 7 00 Sports SpotUahl 7 IS Music Box 7 )0 Squad Room B 00 Fulton Lewis MBS 8:15 Logger's Weather 8:20 Music 8:2,5 Harry Winner MBS 8:30 Reporters Roundup MBS 9:00 News MBS 9:15 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:25 Music 9:30 Evening Carousel 9 53 Five-Minute Final MBS 10:00 Treasury A cent MBS 10:30 Party Una 11:00 News 11.05 Party Llna U:3tt Sign Ofl WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, li 8:00 Sign On 6 01 Harry's Kve-Opanar 6 30 County Agent 6 35 Mmic 6:40 Weathar Report 6:45 Music ..TO Gospel Broadrailers 7:00 Frank Hemingway- MHI 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS 7 45 Local News 7:50 Feed Bag 8:00 Cliff Engle MBS 8:15 Morning Melodif 8:25 Krat News MBS 8:30 Bible Institute- MBS 9. (W Kraft News MBS 9:05 Here's Hollywood MBS 9:10 Music 9:15 McKay Newii 9:20 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:30 Ladies Choice 9:45 Three Suns 10:00 Newspaper of the Air MBS 10:15 Tello-Test MBS 10:30 House Party 10:55 Stork Club 11:00 Tune Test MBS 11:25 Kraft News MBS 11:30 Queen for a Day MBI 12:00 Roving Reporter 12:15 Mid-Day News 12 30 -Greet Your Nelghbe 12:4.1 Market Reports 12:56 Sports Lineup i:w iWUKlC 1:30 Billboard 1:55 Town Crier 2:00 Billboard 2:;i0 Von Win 3:00 Kraft News MBS 3:115 Story Time MBS 3:30 F.ddie Fisher 3 : 45 Te Hottest MBS 4:00 Fulton uwit-HN 4:15 rr ink Hemingway -MSI 4:30 Here The Answer MBS 4 45 Sam Kayao 11SS 5 00 Bob St Rav MBS 5:25 Les Paul & Mary Ford MBS 3:30 Traffic Jam 5 45 Bill Brundage MBS f 55 Cecil Brown MBS 6 00 Gabriel Heatter MM 6 15 Music 6:30 Shell News 45 Sam Hayea MM fi::.5 Music 7.00 Sports Spotttgttt 7:15 Music 7:30 Public Prosecutor MBS 8 00 Fulton lwls MB 8:15 Loggars V anther 8:20 ls Paul and Mary Ford ME 8:25 Harry Wismer R : 30 Rii y Bl oc It Orch 9:00 News MBS 9:15 Airport Management Hearing 10:00 'inns busters MBS 10:30 Party Line 11:00 Tomorrow's Read line 11:05 Party Line 11 :. aign Off DANCES TO BANKRUPTCY PEORIA, 111. OB In bank ruptcy petition filed in federal court by Paul G. King, he listed his biggest liability as $1,368 owed for dancing lessons to a school of dancing. He incurred his dancing debt sometime in 1953. mi' " ' TWO OUTSTANDING PYTHIANS were honored in Rose burg recently by hoving a row of roses planted in their names at Central Junior High School. Mrs. Cora M. Davis, left, has been holding offices since 1896, at present sho is the chairman of the boord of directors for their magazine in the supreme temple. Walter Gleeson, right, is o member of Ivanhoe Lodge, Knights of Pythians of Portland. He hos been grand secretary of the Grand Do main of Oregon for 36 years . h. il.1' M'JIT END TOKICHT GLENN FORD S) GENE TIERNEY Ethel Barrymore IN "The Secret Of Convict Lake" 4CTI0H C.0-H.T "WYOMING Renegades" IX TECN1C010I C10SE0 WCDNESDIY Bill Of Students Would Amend Responsibility Act Medals Await American : Youths For Brave Deeds ; WASHINGTON I Atty. Gen. Browned Monday asked all state and territorial governors to sub mit their nominations fnr the ltl. TWO delegates to the YMCA lYonne American mprtaU fnr hrava. Youth Legislature are planning tojry and service. introduce a mock bill amending The medals were authorized by the financial responsibility a c t Coneress in 1950 to cive recocni- which requires that automobile i tion to bovs and girls ud to 18 years oi age wno penormea some outstanding act of bravery or established some record of out standing service. drivers carry specified minimum amounts ot liability insurance. The girls, both Roseburg High School students, are Janet Lewis and Sharon Minton. They propose that minimum in surance amounts be adjusted in ine act to Dnng mem up to date. The girls pointed out that such adjustments would increase insur ance costs but slightly. 1 tie youtn legislature will be held AND SO TO BED SAN DIEGO, Calif. 11 An earthquake caught Bill Browning, an announcer at KFMB radio, in the middle of a bed commercial. in Salem lato in Anril Tho ,,, I "And." he Concluded, "it's a good haven't been set. Most' clubs affil-1 place to be when the earthquake iated with the YMCA will send delegates. One, Joleen Lyda, will be a sergeant-of-arms in one of the houses of the mock legislature. strikes." Many listeners were. his 6:33 a.m. Nationally Known Dance Caller To Be Here Friday Ed Gilinore, nationally-k n o w n louring square dance caller, will be at the Buckeroo Barn Friday night to call an open dance. Dancing will start at 8 and con tinue until 11 p.m. Gilmore and his wife. Dru. are from Yucaipa, Calif., and are on tour the year round, conducting in stitutes, callers' workshops and calling dances. Gilmore is a re cording artist for Decca and has his own record label, '"Balance. From Roseburg, the Gilmores will go to Eugene and Portland; then on to La Grande's Eastern Oregon College, where they annu ally conduct a two-week institute as part ot the college s folk cul ture program. I I r KBES - TV CHANNEL 6 MEI1FORD Tt KSDAT. MARCH II, 1; 11:50 Devotions 12.00 Matinee 1 00 It's Fun To Reduce 1:15 Secret Storm I .'10 A f ternoon Theater a:45 Vnl Rogue Travel Time 3 oo Feminine Fancies 3:. tl Western Theatre 4::t0 Uncle Bill's Show 3:00 Pinky Lee 5 :iO TU.V 6 iw Treasure Travel 6 15 New 25 Weather H :;0 Your Career 7 m e.114.000 Question 7:mDo You Trust Your Wife BOO 1'hll Silvers Show B -to Celebrity Playhouse il 00 - Li hf race ltd Confidential Tile 10 no Famous Playhouse in .to Ch.impioni.hip Howllnf II HO Treasure Travels 11 45 -The Clue 12.00 News and Sign Off Senate Asked To Boost Funds For Forest Service WASHINGTON tf The Senate was asked Monday to follow House action and increase funds for the Forest Service by $3,648,000 for the fiscal year beginning July 1. the increase, requested in the President 's budget, would brine the outlay for Forest Service activ ities, apart from cooperative ven tures with states, to $61,388,000. Krvin L. Peterson, assistant sec retary of agriculture, told the Sen ate Appropriations Committee the increase would be used for these purposes: Supervision of increased Forest .Service timber sales; speeding up of timber inventories: better de velopment of range resources: im provement of recreational areas: determination of surface rights of mining claims on forest lands; im provement of Forest Service fa cilities: and provision of better housing for employes. WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY "THE GIRL RUSH" ROSALIND RUSSELL fERKANOO LAMAS EDDIE ALERT ILORIA OtHAVEN "ULYSSES" KIRK DOUGLAS SILVANA MAN GAUD Ends Tonight "Wokamba!" AND "The Seven Year Itch" Show Starts at Dusk Closed Mon-Tue-Wed starts THURS night paramount JANE CHARLTON WYMAN HESTONL -CLAIRE THELMA TREVOR -RITTER color by TECHNICOLOR vistaVision -it HOWARD HAMSf lillB L' raoM WARNER BROS, in yJ fx Cinemascope warnirColor ... JACK JOAN DEWEY . ALEXIS HAWKINS-COLLINS'MARTIN'MINOTIS The story of A FABULOUS GUY... A WONDERFUL GIRL and the EXCITING MUSIC they matie together! The Happiest Show Of 1956 STARTS fl TOMORROW! "1" Mi Ll TH GRA, GOODMAN HITS INCLUMG: 'fcjie Cj.I '''WW., Endt Tonlghl" E fUjorUM'i'A ik cusm