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10 Th Newt-Review, Roseburg, Governor Holmes Signs Education, School Measures SAI.FM fA Tho T nciiclatiiro'c three main education bills and the measure paving the way for Ore flnn'i centennial celebration in 1959 were signed into law Tues day by Gov. Holmes. The governor spent most of Tuesday signing bills at ceremon ies attended by sponsors. The three education bills are: HB4C6, increasing the basic chool fund allotment to local dis tricts from $80 per census child per year to $95; SI5H4, which changes the distribution formula Pewey's 1V 'r"7 - i and fir I- DAN RIVER hit it off real cool in Penney's WASH AND WEAR GINGHAMS TISSUE-LIGHT DANSHEERS Where there are sport shirts, there are Pnn River plaids . . . and Penney's has two of the very best ifl exclusive TowncrafC design and tailoririR. The hotter it gets, the more you'll enjoy that superfine sheer colton . . . the moro sko'll enjoy that little-or-no-ironinf? wash 'n wear cotton. Both are fully washable, too, with nary a shrinkage problem.: ' iltei: imoil, medium, lorgtVantra fcirg ; -" i-irr'y : ;vY ' V ... . I lklltpnfivt A UINIVtKil I T M RIITTnKJ nnwki cuidtc wwi iwii wvnti j i 1 1 1 I j Penncy'i new Univcrjity jrylo shirts . . , thrift priced for ex traordinary savings. Pattern"! qalore: stripes, checks, oil H sharply tailored of machine f 5 washable cotton broadcloth. ' Sanforized. 9 "N - Ore. Thur., June 13, 1957 for basic school aid in order to more nearly equalize eduralional costs; and illilKI, which will corn pel many smaller districts to consolidate with larger districts. The centennial bill, illStMrj, gives the Oregon Centennial Commis sion $8:iu,UOO for the trade fair to be held in the summer of 19MI al the Pacific International Live stock Kxposilion grounds in Port land. It will mark the IWllh anni versary of Oregon's statehood. Invited to participate in the fair will be countries bordering the TOWNCRAFT ' . J I T LtU tiiei small, tnfdtum, lorgf Pacific Ocean and the Northwest slates. Of the appropriation, $500,000 will he used for new facilities at the P I grounds. The Centennial Commission hopes to repay the state the total amount oi me appropriation, i Gov. Holmes also signed SB493, 'appropriating $250,000 for the I stale's share of a new Salem (armory; and SB495, appropriating $100,000 for plans for a new Port 'land armory. SEE 'EM NOW . . . sport shirts by the thousands! SPORT SHIRT FAIR New Shipments Arriving Daily . . . SPORT SHIRT j gramme .gsoga J-b VnJn'v 3f s , j Fun For Dad! MATCH-UP SHIRT AND CHEF'S HAT! He's the "king of the barbe que" in this Penney duo' A colorful, full cut sport shirt plus a 3 button adjustable chef's hot! Machine washable, Sanforized cotton. ; 1 Wholesale Food Prices Edge Slightly Higher NEW YORK ' Wholesale food prices edged higher this week, equalling the high for the year. Dun & Bradstreet reported Wednesday. At $6.22 the index compared with $6.20 i week ago and was 11.3 per cent higher than $6.14 a year ago. The figure matched the 1957 peak estaDlisnea during me week of March 26. The year's low point was $6.08 May 14. The index represents th total cost at wholesale of one pound each of 31 foods in general use. Lower were wheat, oats, bar ley, lard, cocoa and hogs. FAIR each . T. I 1 149 5 the set t d . j : - j .iau:.:AK furnished by the respective stations. This news paper it not responsible for variations from the programs at listed. KRXL 1240 KC Remaining Houri Today 4 00 Billboard J 4:19 Frank Heminrway MBS i 4::i0 Tello Teit MBS j 4:45 Sam Hayes MBS I 4:55 Bob Greene MBS . 9:00 Music j 5:2-V-Heidelberg Newt S:W Newa Report MBS I 5:45 MuaiC 5:50 Traffic Jam 6:00 Fulton Lewii MBS 6:15 Muilc 6:30 Bob Grant New 6:45 Bill Brundige MBS 6:53 Kraft Ncwi MBS 7:0O Gabriel Htatter MBS 7:15 Music 7::h Farm Bureau Exchange 7:45 Loggers Weather I 7:50 City Market News 7:35 Headline Edition MBS ' 8:00 Betver Baseball 10:00 Treasury Agent MBS 10:25 Music 10:,0 Mostly Music 11:00 Last Edition 11:05 Mostly Music 1 11:30 Sign Off FKIUAV, JUNE 14, 1957 : 6:00 Dawn busters I 6:25 City Market News 6.30 Flying A Sport ; 6:35 Farmers Weather 1 6:40 County Agent 6:45 Tire Time 7:00 Frank Hemingway MBS 7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS ; 7:45 Local News 7:50 Garden Tips And Tune , 7:55 Tune Time I 8:0O Cliff Engie MBS 8:15 Melody Mill 8:30 Bible Institute MBS 0:00 Kraft News MBS 9:05 Music 9:10 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:30 Lady's Choice i 9:45 Are You Listening 10:00 Newspaper or the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 House Party 11:00 Kraft News MBS 11:05 Gabriel Heatter MBS 11:10 Stork Club ,11:15 Queen For A Day MBS 12:00 Town Crier 12:10 Flying A Sports 12:15 Mid Day News 12:30 Greet Your Neighbor 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 Game Of The Day MBS I 3:00 Bob & Ray MBS 3:30 Kraft Nawi MBS , 3:35 Billboard KYES 950 KC 6 00 Tha Happy OTay Show 6:25 Newt 6:30 The Lucky Logan Show 7:00 News Headlines 7:03 The Happy O'Day Show 7:25 News 7:30 The Happv O'Day Show 8:00 News Headlines 8:03 The Happy O'Day Show 8:25 Newi 8:30 The Jim O'Neil Show 9:00 News Headline 9:03 The Jim O'Neil Show 9:2,5 Community Calendar 9:30 The Jim O'Neil Show 10:00 New Headlines 10:03 The Lucky Logan Show 10:25 News 10:30 The Lucky Logan Show II :00 News Headlines 11:03 The Lucky Logan Show 11:25 News 1 1 :;t0 The Lucky Logan Show 12:00 News" Headlines 12:03 The Lucky Logan Show 12:25 Newt 12:30 The Lucky Logan Show 1:00 Newt Headline 1:03 The Happy O'Day Show 1 :25 Newt 1:30 The Happy O'Day Show 2:00 News Headlines 2:03 The Happy O'Day Show 2:25 Community News 2:30 The Happy O'Day Show 3:00 News Headlines 3:03 The Jim O'Neil Show 3:25 News 3:30 The Jim O'Neil Show 4:00 News Headlines 4:03 The Jim O'Neil Show 4:25 Newa 4:30 The Lucky Logan Show 5 00 Newi Headlines 5:03 The Lucky Logan Show 5 25 Sports Hilites 530 The Lucky Logan Show 600 Newa Headlines 6:03 The Lucky Logan Show 6 25 News 6 30 The Happy O'Day Show 7:00 Sign Off K P I C ChanrMl 4 Rtburg Remaining Hours Today 4.30 Four-Thlrtr Dart 5:00 Big Roundup 5 45 The News 5 50 Sports Headlines 5:55 Weather Report 6 00 Hange Rider 6.30 Hawkey and th Last of tti Mohicans 7 00-Washington Square NBC 8 ix Dr. himson't ecrt JorunaJ 8 30 Ford Show NBC 9 00 Lux Video Theatra NBC 10 00 Playhouse in .in The News 10.35 Tonight- NBJ F HI DAT, JUNE 14, 1MT 11 00 Mat i nee NBC 2IHUgiirn For A Day NBC 12 45 Modern Romances ISBC 1 OO Comedy Tim NBC 1 :iO Truth or Consequence NBC 2 00 The Movies 4 30 Off To MarkM 4 45 Film Shorts 5 00 Rtg Roundup S 45 Th News 5 50 Sports Headline! 5 55 Weather Report fl 00 Cavalcade of S porta NBC 6 45 Sports Album 7. 0O Famous' Fight 7 15-K PIC Calendar 7.NV Jack London Slorlea 8 ml Chevy Show NBC 00-- Star Performance tO- ldghway Patrol 10-00 Liberare li .10 Heidelberg News Dek 10,15 Burns And Allen-CBS 11 05 - Tonight NBC 11:30- Pendulum Picnic, Election Planned By Garden Valley Croup The Garden Valley Women's Club will have a noon picnic at the clubhouse; grounds June 20. An election of officers will be hold following the dinner. The nominating committee is Mrs. C. 1.. Spray, Mrs. E. S. Booth and Mrs. Ray Young. It will be tha last meeting until fall, reports corres pondent Addie Schneider. CUT TV & RADIO REPAIR BILLS USE OUR SELF-SERVICE TUBE TESTER NO CHARGE NO OBLIGATION Taite til standard Rodia and TV tubai now In nta. TV BIPAlRTMENT Optn tram f t 9 tvarv Day CITY DRIVE-IN MKT. . i:.,nj LAnu, M .a KRNR 1490 KC Remaining Hours Today 4 00 Just Music 3:0C Edward R. Murrow 5:15 Local Sport Show 5:30 Texaco Sportt Final CBS 5:45 Frank Gosi. News CBS 5:55 Weather Tomorrow 6:00 Robert Trout New CBS 6:05 Timbertrail News 6:15 Lowell Thomas CBS 6:30 Sport News CBS 6:35 Amoa 'N Andy CBS 7:00 Easy Listening 8 J5 Timbertrail Newt 9:00 Easy Listening 9:30 Robert Q. Lewis CBS 10:00 CBS Newt 10:05 Robert Q. Lewis CBS 10:30 Mus e To Dream ny 11;00 Sign Off FRIDAY, JL'NR 14, H'M ' 6:00 Sign On 6:01 Early Morning Newa 6:05 Dawn Patrol 6:25 New And Weather 6:30 Timber jack Jambore 7:00 Timbertrail News 705 Weather Roundup 7:10 Sport Roundup 7:15 Way of Life 7:;i0,Frank Goss, News CBS 7:45 Harry Babbitt CBS 8:00 Down Memory Lane 8:30 Good Morning From Firestone 8:40 Northwest Highlight 8:45 Woman's View 9:00 Nora Drake CBS 9:15 Ma Perkins CBS 9:30 Young Dr. Malone CBS 9:45 Road of Life CBS 10:00 Man About Town 10:05 World News 10:10 World News 10:15 Second Mrs. Burton CBS 10:30 Strike It Rich CBS 10:45 Right To Happiness CBS 11:00 Wendy Warren, News CBS 11:15 Backstage Wife CBS 11:30 Helen Trent CBS 11:45 Our Gal Sunday CBS 12:00 World News 12:15 Meet The Artist 12:30 Tibertrail New 12:45 Polka Time 1:00 Arthur Godfrey CBS 2:30 House Party CBS 3:00 Rlngo 3:30 Foolin Around With Records KBES-TV Channel S Mtdford Remaining Hours Today 4:00 Rin Tin Tin 4:30 Uncle Bill' Show 5:00 Gateway 5:15 Doug Edwards and th Newt 5:30 Ore Cal Panorama 6:15 Your TV Weatherman 6:20 News 6:30 Gateway 6:45 Pappy Coleman 7:00 Groucho Marx 7:30 Climax! 8:30 Sheriff of Coc'hisa 9:00 The Plavhouse 8:30 Dick Walsh and Hi Friend 10:00 This Week in Sport 10:15 World Passport 10:30 New 10:35 This if Your Life 11:05 Bobby Champion Rhythm Bust- FRIDAY, JUNE II, ltlT 10:45 Devotion 10:55 Newa 11:00 NBC Matinee 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm . 12:30 Edge of Night 1:00 Comedy Time 1:30 Truth or Consequencat 2:00 World Pasaport 2:30 Strike It Rich 3:00 Feminine Fanclea 3:30 Bob Crosby 3:45 Search for Tomorrow 4:00 Wild Bill Hicltok 4:30 Uncle Bill' Show 3:00 A Visit with the City Folic 5:15 Doug Edwards St Tha Newa 3:30 Gateway 5:45 Weather 5:50 News 6:00 Cavalcade of Sport 6:50 Do Jt Yourself 7:00 Mr. Adams At Xve 7:30 Captain Grief 8:00 The Lineup 8:30 Highway Patrol 9:001 Spy 9:301 Search for Adventure 10:00 Halls of Ivy 10:30 News 10:35 Crater Lake Theatre 12:00 Sign Off Mobile X-Ray Unit Sets Downtown Rosebugr Visit A mobile X-ray unit will be in ' Roseburg until the end of the month in front of J. C. Penny Co. on Southeast Jackson Street. The service is free to the public, and persons do not need to disrobe for the X-rays, explained Mrs. Ed ward Tauscher, executive secre tary of the Douglas County Health and Tuberculosis Assn. The unit will be open from 1 to 5 p m. Tuesdays and from 10 a.m. to I p.m. Wednesday through Sat urdays. OnbmaScoP O Co si ttcwticaos STARTS WEDNESDAY FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! iiUMiMi M K0IN-TV Chsnntl i Portland Remaining Hours Today 4:15 Mr. Moon 4:;t0 Cartoon Tim 4:45 Red Dunning Show 5:15 Doug Edward!, Nawa 5::iu Sgt. Preston 6:0O Mr. Weatherman 6:05 SporUcene 6:10 Newa Parade 6:15 Thlf Week, in Sportl 6::i0 I Search lor Adventure 7:00 Bob Cumminga Show 7:.'(0 Climax 8::jo Playhouia 90 10:000. Henry Playhoua 10:30 City Desk 10:.15 Newa Wire 10 40 "A Bell for Adano" FRIDAY, JUNK II, 11131 7:00 Panorama Pacifia 6 00 Valiant Lady 8:15 Love ot Life 8::lo Search for Tomorrow 8:45 Guiding Light 9:00 Cronkite Newi 9:10 Stand up 9:30 Aa World Turna 10:00 Our Miss Brooks, 10:30 House Party 11:00 The Big Payoff 11:30 Bob Crosby Show 12:00 Brighter Day 12:15 Secret Storm 12:30 Edge of Night 1:00 Garry Moore Show 1:30 Arthur Godfrey 2:30 KOIN Kitchen PATRONIZE NEWS-REVIEW ADVERTISERS ENDS TONITE! "Man Who Never Was" plus Naked Dawn" FRI and SAT That Loveable "Toy Tiger" fs Back in his Funniest Hit! TIM HOVEY GETS HIS TEACHER MAUREEN O'HARA ALL EXCITED ABOUT JOHN FORSYTHE BECAUSE SOMEBODY TOLD "EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH" IN LAFFING COLOR PLUS SPENCER TRACY ROBERT WAGNER "THE MOUNTAIN" ,.!.N.gREATH TAKING COLOR CARTOONARAMA AT DUSK ONLY 1 ACADEMY Open at 7:00 - Sot & Sun 6:30 ' V. "BEST STORY" OF THE YEAR! Wonderful and Unforgettable Story of a Boy and His Great StOBA4 Michel RAY Fermin L S W W rermin rivera CinemaScoPE PLUS... . FOR LAFFING PURPOSES ONLY! . . Columbia Spring Runoff Reached Record Heights PORTLAND wi The spring runoff of the Columbia River reached record proportions at eight stations along the river, U.S. Geological Survey engineers said Tuesday. The flow at The Dalles was 153 per cent of the average for 1938-52, said Hollis Orem, engineer in charge. He said ground water levels are mostly high in Washington and eastern Oregon, and low in south ern Idaho and northern Oregon. For the Pacific Northwest as a whole, ground water levels are a little above average, he said. Tonight ond Fridoy "NAKED AMAZON" plus Glenn Ford and Jeanne Crain in "THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE" THE FUN IS ON NOW! CURTAIN TONIGHT 7:30 2 Complete Shows Fri. Sat. Eves7:00 9:1 1 MATINEE SAT. f P.M. a. GARDNER GRANGER wNIVEN IN BLUSHING COLOR ADDED "MAGOO GOES WEST" CinemaScope and Color "PEARLS of the PACIFIC" In Sea Shell Color LATE NEWS EVENTS DRIVE-IN THEATRE V, Little 0W' Hut's jff '$ I For Two... m . ; t Which f , 1 J?l Two?? Tonight thru SAT! AWARD WINNER Love for an Animal! Filled with Heart-Joy and Untold Thrills and Excitement! mmr miltY CltMNTt lll lllll'l
