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1ft TIm Nws-Rtvlw, Roseburg, Or. Tue., May 21, 1957 Private And Wife Visit Relatives At Wilbur Before Alaska Tour By MRS. LEWIS BINTLIFF jhas reported to Ft. Lewis, Wash., Army Pvt. and Mr. Larry Car- for assignment to IS Army, Alas roll visited her parenti, Mr. and k. Mra. Carroll plana to work Mra. Edward Blondell, in Wilbur " Salem until ihe can join her recently. Larry haa aerved in Col- husband. orado, Virginia and Illinois. He PLAY RINGO! A KRNR Presentation 3:00 to 3:30 p.m. Monday thru Friday Starting May 20th DAILY JACKPOT!! Fun for All! Nothing to Buy! CET YOUR RINCO CARDS AT Cardinal Tire Pal Motors Harry's Furniture Howard's Mens Wear Arbuckles Ott & Ricketrs Photo Lab Anderson Place Market Color Center Steve's Texaco Mid-Oregon Printing Ross Miller Mobilgas Ken's Cleaners Kler-Crooch And Play Ringo FOR MONEY!! ON KRNR 1490 K.C. C.B.S. Navy Man Visits Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Berg and sons, formerly of Oxnard, Calif., recently visited her parents. Mr. and Mra. Fred Koehler, at Wil- nur. tit is an oincer in the navy and ia being transferred to an atomic school in the submarine service at New London, Conn. The Koehlers and children ac companied them to Sand Point. Idaho, where they visited Berg's parents and attended to business interests. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gable and family recently visited his broth er and family at Monroe and her nroiner and family at Junction City. New resident's on the Coles Val ley Road are the Robert Nichols family who bouEht the Fred Ev erett property. They lived in Mel rose formerly. The Everett's have moved to California. Lloyd Harvey and family and Mrs. Ray Stevens and family took their mother, Mra. Emma Harvey, to Sisters recently for a family reunion at the Earl Har vey home. Lmma Harvey went back to Idaho with her aon, Lyle, lor a lew weeks visit. Visit Portland, Salem Mr. and Mrs. Elton Pulver and children, visited relatives in Port land and Salem recently. Mrs. Pulver'i mother, Mrs. W. O. Tem pleman, returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jamison drove to Loon Lake last weekend. Mr. and Mra. N. E. Leitheiser and children of Portland, spent a recent weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brown. Mrs. Leith eiser celebrated her birthday while she waa here. Oick Sands and family of Port land, apent Mother's Day at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sands. I v H i , ! w Ml A HMtMIt MOTHER BAPTIZES INJURED SON Holding the cup of water with which she baptized her son, Clarence Jr., 3, as he lay seriously injured on Kansas City, Mo. street, Mrs. Doris Allen prays for the injured boy. A motorist consoles the mother as nurse Mrs. Deane Ferry checks for a pulse beat. The boy, struck by a car, suffered frac tures of skull, collarbone and left leg. He is in critical condition. CAR SICK? POCKETBOOK AILING Ask ui about financ ing repairi on easy GMAC Budget Terms, low, low interest, easy payments. No down payment on approved credit. PAL MOTORS 529 S. E. Stephens ORchard 3-4401 CUT TV & RADIO REPAIR BILLS USt OUR SEl'-SlRVICt TUBE TESTER NO CHARGC NO OBLIGATION Tsitf ell standard Radio end TV tubas now in yta. TV DEPARTMENT Open from tttt Every Day CITY DRIVE-IN MKT. Baptist Bible School Slated In June; Registration Set Vacation Bible school plans are Anyone wishing to volunteer to getting under way at the Rose-, teach or for transportation may burg First Baptist Church. call Mrs. Hughes, OR 3-5364. Any- The theme 'this year will be one wishing rides may call OR 2 "missionary outreach." Dates of or OR 3-7490. the school, according to director A baby department for children Mrs. Kcnna Hughes, will be June 'of mothers teaching or working 10 to 21. Daily meeting times will ! will be set up under the direction be from 9 to 11:45 a.m. jof Agnes Hughes and Louise Rip- Pre-registration of children is Pee schedulled June 2 and 9. The! The Rev. Eugene Gerlitz will school will be for children from i conduct devotionals in all depart junior high age down to 3 years. ments. Ruth West will tell stories. The Rev. Larry Merrill will be , illustrated with chalk pictures in director of the junior high group. I various departments, and Alberta He will be assisted by Bobbie Preston will serve refreshments to Hughes and Mrs. Willmania Bone-the pre-school children. brake. Peggy Snyder will be lead- Irene. Perher i neral ptp. er of junior co-workers. Kugene tary and publicity chairman of the Gerlita will be musician. Others I school in.?aKrtiriibei V"ln rn'' T" 'net workera secretary, Helen Lrnne in charge I i . i . i ,..ij .u ?L m.u'iCL,"d.ro'.""'' ,Mv" I church Kray from 10 am to I p.m. Sack lunches should be YOUNG OR OLD . . . Read this ad. If you don't tee this film . . . you'll mist the most breath-taking color film aver thot of the Northern Frontier. Don't Miss This Thrilling 2-Hour Color Film of ALASKA AMERICA'S WONDERLAND CLYDI LANGLEY PICTURE The Moat Complete and Authentic Picture Ever Filmed of Alaska! WILD LIFE IN ACTION LAKE GEORGE BREAK-UP (Never Before Filmed) ESKIMO VILLAGE LIFE SPORT FISHING AT ITS BEST ACTIVE VOLCANOES AND GLACIERS p.- :. T'. Zt 'y Jit A -'-a Emm WITH A NEW ADDED ATTRACTION Took 7 Yeors To Film No Cam Killed in This Picture ALL PROCEEDS GO TO Roseburg Police Benefit- Fund Wednesday thru Saturday MAY 22.23-24.25 8:00 P.M. Roseburg Central Junior High Auditorium CENERAL Admission Studfnti 50c (At Door Only) tie Kennedy nd Owen Palmer, teachers. Leader of (he primary will be Dortha Webb. Sharon 1'epple is secretary; Mrs. Kugene Gerlitz, music; Minnie Stone, Lucille Cross, Florence Herriott, Martha Walls. Khabeth Goodwin and Marcelle Johnson, teachers. Directing Kindergarten '5's, Irene Patterson with co brought. Assessments Increase Vote Slated For Typos secretary; Julie Graber: and Nan- Dons Baird, Thorn; ackie cy Hall. Kindergarten "4's," Jean Mer rill with Huth llazzard, secretary, and Evelyn Kverson, Jerry Hol comb. Wanda McLean and Mary Ann Johnson. Nursery "3V Virginia McKen- ney with Carol (illenwater. sec- INDIANAPOL1S I Interna- f inn a I Tvnniirnnhir-al ITnti-in hoarl, workers! quarters said Monday it will start 1 IS S?Zw" N.w.Twn Rodi and television programs listed below sirs) furnished by the respective stations. This news paper is not responsible for variations from the programs as listed. KB- KRXL 1240 KC Remaining Hours Today 4 00 Pulton Lwij MBt 4 IS Frank Hminfwy MB 4.30 Tell Tot MBS 4 45 Sam Haya MBS 4 U Bob GrNiM MBS 9 OO Bob And Ray MB 5 .TO Behind Th Story MI 9 45 Hcidelberc Newt 9 so Traffic Jam 00 Fulton Uwis-MBI IS Sport Spotlit jo Bob Grant Newt 4S Sam Haye MBS ..$ Kraft New MBS 7 0O Gabritl Haattsw MB1 7 IS Newa. Hnry CUdaton MBS 7:20 Oncral Sport a MBS 7 25 Muiic 7::iO Farm Bureau Kxchajig 7:45 Logger Weather 7 SO City Market Newe 7 35 Headline Edition MBS S 00 Beaver Baaeball 10 OO Treasury Afent MBS 10.25 Muiic 10 :iO Night Watch 11:00 Lait Edition 1105 Moatly Mueit 11:30 Sign Off WEDNEftDAT, MAT tt, 1MT 00 Sign On g 01 Wake Up And lave g jo City Market Newa A County Agent C 40 Weather Heport 45 Tire Time 7.O0 Frank Hemingway MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gens MBS 7:45 Local Newa 7 50 Garden Tipo And Tuna T'55 Tun Tim 00 Cliff Engl MBS 8 IS A You Like It a. 25 Kraft Newa MBS 8 :JO Bible Inalitut-MBS 9 00 Kraft Newa MBS 80S Muaie 020 Farm Bureau Exohangw 8 .IO Lady 'a Choice 9 S Are You Listening 10 00 Newspaper Of The Air MBS 10 15 Trllo Teat MBS 10 30 Newt. Charles Warrn MBS 1015 Morning Melodies 1100 Kraft Newa MBS 11.05 Music 11:10 Stork Club 11:15 Queen For A Day MBS 12.00 Roving Reporter 12:15 Mid Day Newa 12 30 Greet Your Neighbor 12 45 Market Reports 12:50 Gam Of The Day MBS 2:55 Camel Scoreboard MBS 3 00 Kraft New MBS 3:05 Billboard Town Crter 3:45 Her a Th Answer MBS KRNR 1490 KC Remaining Hours Today 4 00-Juat Muaie 5.00 Edward R. Marrow 5 15 Bowling Show 5: (O Texaco Sports Final CBS 3 45 Frank Com. Newa CBS 3.55 Weather Tomorrow 00 Robert Trout. Newa CBS 6 oWTimbertrail Newa IS Lowell Thomas CBS S. !0 Sports News CBS 6 (5 Amos -N Andy CBS 7 00 President Eisenhower 8 00 Eav Listening 8 35 Ttmbtrtrail News 9:00 Easy Listening 9 30 Robert Q Lewie CBS 10:00 CBS News 10 05 Robert Q. Lewis CBS 10:10 Music To Dream Br 11.00 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, MAY H, lRt 8 00 Sign On 8 01 Early Morning New 03 Wake Up Ranch 25 News And Weather 8 .TO Ttmberjark Jam bores) 7 00 Timberlrail New 7 05 Weather Round Up 7:10 Sports Round Up 7 15-Way Of Lif 7 :tO Frank Gosa. Newa CBS 7 45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8 00 Down Memory Lane to Good Morning From Fireaton S 40 Northwest Highlight 8 45 Woman a View 9 00 Nora Drak CBS 913 Ma Perkina CBS 9 ; 10 Young Dr. Ma lone CBS 9 45-Road Of Life-CBS its official tally next Monday in a mail referendum on two pro posals to increase member assess ments. An ITU spokesman said votes are still coming in from last WpHnrcrlnv'a rpfprnnrtum In e nn 12 00 World Nwa a $500,000 strike benefit fund. The j jrfcTimb.r5AK.5a other proposal would raise mem-1 12 43 Poik Tim her assessments for the nrinters 00 Arthur Godfry-CBS in to Weather Today 10 13 Second Mrs Burton CBS 10:10 Strike It Rich CBS 10 43 Right To Happiness CBS 11:00 Wendy Warren, Newa CBS 11 15 Backstage Wife CBS II 10 Helen Trent CBS 11 45 Our Gal Sunday CBS retary. Dona Benedict and Sharon home at Colorado Springs from Sit inE. F'raley. 1 a month to $1 SO. 3 30 Foohn' Around with Record Hit tour FfavorTorget! POUR ON THE plK LULV1BERJACEC J i Tour nmoolh. mellow LumlxTjack Synrp on a JpmJle ' stack of goMon hotcakes and you'll hit your I fjnflj I flavor laruet! Lumberjack's rich, wonrlcrful, 15Lij olrl-time maple flavor brings plenty of breakfast E ' yT't ! cheer to last the dayt TPKl l Y ,N' J JisNAllfy'S...isCodl I iriTH " "il Far Hfl ItCIKS . . . wtlo mmim M , - . r wbv.tj- -Xt- S - .a; i K P I C ChanrMl 4 Reseburf Remaining Hours Today 4 30 Four-Thirty Data) 100 Big Roundup 3:45 Th News S. SO Sports Headline S. 55 W aathcr Report 00 KPIC Calendar 30 Robin Hood CBS 700 Arthur Murray NBC 7 30 Men Of Annapolis g 00 Jane Wyman NBC .10 Kaisr Aluminum NBC 30 Conrad Nagl 10.00 Cod 3 10:30 Heidelberg New Dk 10:15 Zan Grey Thaatr CBS 11 .05 Tonight NBC ySDNSSDAT, MAT f, Uff 1 1 -AO Matin NBC 13.00 Queen For A Day NBC 12:45 Modern Romances NBC 1:00 Comedy Tim NBC 1:30 Truth Or Conaqucaea NBC 2:00 Th Moviea 4:30 Gueat Book 8 00 Big Roundup S:45 Th New 5 30 Sport a Headline 5:35 Weather Report 00 Wild Bill Hlckok .TO Telephone Tim ABC ? 00 Whirl birds 30 Life With Elizabeth 00 Kraft TV Theatre NBC 9 00 Thii It Your Lif NBC 30 Sheriff of Cochia 10 00 Texaa Kasslln 10 55 Tonight NBC KBES-TV Chanral S MstfYBrtJ Remaining Hours Today 4:00 Our Mis Brook 4:15 Hollywood Album 4:30 Unci Bill'a Show tOO Sacred Heart 5:15 Doug Edwaxda at The New 5: 30 Nam That Tun 00 Dane Tim 15 Your TV Wthrmaa 30 New 30 Whir ly bird 7:00 Cisco Kid 7:30 Red Skelton 8 00 s4. 000 Question 8:30 Spik Jonea 9:00 My Littl Margl 9:30 Phil Silver Show 10:00 Zan Grey Thaatr 10:30 Newa 10:35 Sign Off WEDNESDAY, MAT II, 11 10:45 Devotion 10:35 News 11:00 NBC Matin 13:00 Brighter Day 12:1s secret niorm 12:30 Edge Of Night 1:00 Comedy Tim 1:30 Truth or Consequenre 1:00 Winga For Advenruf ' 2:30 Sink It Rich 3 00 rem) n in Fancies 3:30 Hundred! af Busy Ft 3:45 Search For Tomorrow 4 00 Mediterranean Cruta 4 30 Uncle Bill'a Shew 3:00 Religion in th Nw 3 IS Doug Edwarda And The) New 3:30 Man t Man 3 45 Your T V Weatherman 5:50 New 00 30 ih Century Fox Hour 7 00 Godfrey And Friend 7:30 Lif with Elisabeth gOO The Millionaire S:30 Home Improvement Thtr 9:00 American Legend :10 Pick's Deb and Fat StarUta :45 17 Centuries Int FOui 10:00 Front ir 10:30 Newa 10:35 Law rnc WUt 1135 Sign Off New Hatchery Gets Approval At Port Orford kyes 950 KC NOT 10 SCHOLAR DIES OXFORD, England Gilbert Murray, one of the world's great est Greek scholars, died Monday. He was 91. Born in Sydney, Australia, Mur ray rose to world prominence as a translator of the dramas of the dramas of Euripides, Sophocles and Aristophanes. He was Regius professor of Greek at Oxford from 1908 to 1936. 00 Th Maopy Ctoar Show 3.03 Th Lucky Logan Show 03 The Lucky Logan Show .25 New 35 New :30 Th Lucky Logaa Show :30 Th Happy ODay Show 7:00 Newa Headline 7:03 Th Happy O'Daj Show 7:15 New 7:30 Th Happy O'Daj Show 00 Newa Headline 03 Th Happy O Diy Shew 30 Th Jim 0NU Shew 00 Newa Headline 03 The Jim O'NeU Show 1:25 News 25 Community Calendar 30 Th Jim O'Neil Show 1K)0 News Headline 10:00 New Headline 10:0.1 Th Lucky Logan Show 10:25 Newa 10:30 The Lucky Logaa Show 11:00 Newa Headline 11:03 Th Lucky Logaa Sww 11:25 New 11:30 The Lucky Logaa Show 12:00 New Headline 12:03 The Lucky Logaa Show 12:25 New 12:30 Th Lucky Logaa Show 2:03 Th Happy ODay Show 1:25 Newa 1:30 Th Happy OTJay Show 3:00 Newa Headline 2:03 Th Happy O Day Show 3:23 Community Newa 3:30 Th Happy O'Day Show 3:00 New Headline 3:03 Th Jim O'NeU Show 3:25 New 3:30 The Jim O'Neil Show 4:00 News Headline 4:03 Th Jim O'Neil Show 4:33 New 4 30 Th Lucky Logaa Show 5:00 News Headlin S: 25 Sport Hihtea 5:30 Th Lucky Logaa Show 00 News Headline 7:00 Sign Off Wfdndov Only BUCK NITE $1.00 Ptr Carload "CASANOVA'S BIG NIGHT" with Bob Hopo, plus Victor Moturo and Suion Boll in "CHIEF CRAZY HORSE" Ends Tonight "THE TEAHOUSE Of THE AU GUST MOON" and "EDGE OF THE CITY" . KOI N TV Channel PerHartw Remaining Hours Today 4:15 Mr. Moon 4:30 Cartoon Tim 4:45 Red Dunning 3:15 Doug Edwarda. News 3:30 Nam That Tun 00 Mr. Weatherman :05 S porticen 10 New Parad 8:15 Rede Gang :.10 Private Secretary 7:00 To Tell th Truth 7:30 Red Skelton 8 00 484.000 Question 8:30 Spik Jone Show S. 00 Cod 3 8:30 Phil Silvers Show 70:00 Star Performance 10:30 City Desk 10:35 Newa Wir 10:40 Women In th Night WEDNESDAY, MAT S3, 1831 7:00 Panorama PaeifU 8:00 Valiant Lady 8:15 Lov of Life 8:30 Search for Tomorrow 8:45 Guiding Light 8 00 Cronkit New 8:10 Stand up 30 As World Turn 10:00 Our Mis Brooks 10:30 House Party 11:00 Th Big Payoff 11:30 Bob Croaby Show 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge Of Night 1:00 Garry Moore Show 1:30 Arthur Godfrey 3:30 KO IN Kitchen 3:00 Strik It Rich 3:30 Block -Buster Qui 3; 43 Armchair Theatr A MEMORABLE MOTION PICTURE YOU MUST SEE! WED. thru SAT. Curtoin Wd., Thur. 7:30 TONITE f A 'Bocholor w mum (MEMlSCOPE ' WUHElCOLOt JAMES STEWART aOBEHT SURION SHCILA BOND BARTLETT ROBINSON Gotts 7 P.M. Start Dusk Movie Showtime TUESDAY, HAY Slt till Door 7:15. Cur Bachelor Party" SALEM Ui A $200,000 appro priation for a new fish hatchary on tha Elk River near Port Orford was approved- here by the legis lative Joint Ways and Means Committee. The proposed hatchery will re place a smaller hatchery on the Coos River that has been curtailed because of lack of water. The pro posed facility will rear salmon for commercial and sporta fishinf interests, and will be capable of propagating about half a million salmon annually. The Coos River hatchery haa been producing about 150,000 fin gerlings yearly. The committee amended !U-..J A A I Senate-approved bill to build a TiearO Jtl Appeal fair grounds to further spread ro of tne cost, ma diii INDIAN THEATRE lam at 130 "Tlx 8 1.1 STARLITC DRIVEIN "Ttia TatUrad DraM" S.OT, 11:44 "Da Blua Sea" 10 OT rlNB DRIVEIN Opan av.ry nlthU "Hifh Soclalr" 7 57. 11:M "Miami S FOaa" 10:0a WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, ItIT INDIAN THEATRE Doora 7:18. Cur tain at 7 30 "The Bairlt of at. Leula" Praaantad at S:0S promptly. STARLIT! DRIVEIN Buck' Nlfht. "Alaika Baa" S:07, 11:40 "Whit raatnar" S.SS PINE DRIVEIN All Haw allow. "7Ui Cavalry" SOS, 1131 "Tha rorbiddan Planat" 0:43. Ends Tonite!! "High Society" ond "MIAMI EXPOSE" WED- THUR -FRI Another BIG Show At Our LITTLE Prices! ADULTS 65c Children 20c RANDOLPH SCOTT "7 CAVALRY" In Action Technicolor Plui It'i Our Of Thii World! 'FORBIDDEN PLANET' CintmoScopo ond Color Immunity Trade ! For Testimony THIS SATURDAY! BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER!! DUSK to DAWN SHOW oavment of the cost would take a percentage 01 racing revenues before distribution to the various county fairs. Tha amended version would also skim off a percentage of tha racing money that also goes to 10 special farm shows. The $300,000 dormitory will be financed by a loan from the public employes retirement fund. The averase county fair loss under the new formula would bo about 367 a year. The committee tabled a Senate bill to put the state fsir board under the Department of Agricul ture, and approved an appropri ation of $25,000 for a proposed state council to study recreational needs of the aged. It approved tor introduction a bill appropriating $2.SO,000 toward construction of a new armory in Salem. But it wrote in a provision WASHINGTON UK A 1954 law giving congressional committees limited right to trade Immunity for testimony is getting its first full-scale judicial review. Th UJ. Court of Appeals is hear ing tha arguments on appeala of four unwilling witnesses. Instead of the usual three-judge panel, the court's nine judges are hearing tha ease. There is no certainty, however, that in disposing of tha appeals the court will act on constitutional questions. Such a ruling may not come until a witness, granted im munity from prosecution, refuses to testify and If eharged with eon tempt of Congress. The law limits the immunity grant to investigations involving national security. Tha appeals grew out of efforts of the Senate Internal Security sub- that the money would be returned committee to get testimony on to the general fund if Marion j communism from four men who in County or the city of Salem failed the past have invoked their Fifth to match tne appropriation Dy Amenamem privilege against pol itic 1 1 effort within two years. 1 sible self-incrimination. OUTDOOR BARBECUES Barbecue Grills from 4.95 Charcoal 10-lb. sacks from 1.30 Charcot" Lif titer Fluid Hickory FUverinf Hamburger Grillert The ONE-STOP Barbecue Headquarters GERRETSEN Building Supply Co. "" TONIGHT "The Tottered Dress" plvs "Daap Blua Sea" WED. NIGHT is "BUCK NIGHT" A Corlood for $1.00 ROBERT WAGNER ond Debra Paget in "WHITE FEATHER" GnemoScope & Color plus ROBERT RYAN and Jan Sterling in "ALASKA SEAS" Srort Thurs! Rock 'a Roller Coaster Riot! TheirN - ' . run Trl '. ' s 2nd Hit: Oak it. at RK Tracks Ph. OR 2 2634 -ja G O O
