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10 Th Newi-Rtvitw, Roieburj, Or. Thun. No.21, 1937 Izaak Walton Speaker To Report On Conservation By Utilization Dr. J. Alfred Hall, director of fh U.S. Forest Service Forest Products Laboratory, Madison, Wis., will speak on "opportunities in conservation through utiliza tion" at the Oregon division, lzaak Walton League of America, 35th annual convention in Eugene, Nov. 30. "Dr. Hall's address should be of wide interest to all Oregonians," Dr. A. J. Kroft, Portland physi cian and Walton state president, said. "Ue is one of the foremost authorities on wood research, a field which has special appeal in Oregon, the nation's No. I lumber and plywood manufacturing state and a ranking producer of pulp, paper and hardboard." The noted scientist has. served as head of the Forest Products Lab oratory, the world's largest wood research center, the past six years Previously he was director of the Pacific Northwest forest and Range Experiment station in Port land from 1945-51. Runt Concurrently The Walton League's Young Out door uregonian conference will run concurrently with the division meet ing and its theme will be "Water" with the McKcnzie River as an object lesson, according to L. C Binford, Portland, director of the youth conclave. A panel discussion on "Pollu tion, Our Continuing Target," will be held on Friday afternoon, Nov. 29, with Dr. David Charlton, Port land sanitary bacteriologist, serv ing as moderator. Representatives from the Corps of Engineers, sand and gravel, food processing and pulp and paper industries and the Game Commission will speak on the subject. Other Friday discussions sched uled include Glenn Jackson, Med- ford, vice -resident and general manager of the California Ore gon Power Company and member of the Oregon Development Com mission, speaking on "Problems in Hit STARTLING FACTS about TAXES, GOVERNMENT, WORLD AFFAIRS, COMMUNISM, UNITED NATIONS, IAB0R, and AMERICANISM ' BE INFORMED WATCH KPIC 4 Thuri., 11:15 P.M. Sat., following Football LISTEN KftXL Rodia ' Sunday, 9:15 p.m. Four Teenagers Get 15 Years For Car Thefts SPOKANE I Four teen agers, three of whom had been cited into juvenile court 12 limes before, were sentenced as adults Tuesday to not more than 15 years in prison for car theft. One of the boys, George Clair mont, 17, collapsed in tears as Superior Judge Hugh 11. Evans rejected pleas for probation and passed sentence. "How many limes havt you been pleaded with, urged to quit, admonished as to what your con duct would lead to?" the judge asked. "Despite your promises that you would never do it again, lhat you were sorry, you con tinued to he defiant." Clairmont and the others. Ron ald DeBoer, 17; Duane Ostlund, 16 and Dean W. McGuire. 17. had been remanded from juvenile court to face charges of stealing a car and wrecking it. Officers said they also admitted being involved in 11 car thefts and eight burglaries. Judge Evans said he would rec ommed a six-month term in the State Reformatory for all four youths. Bringing Industry to Oregon as They Affect Recreational Inter ests." Evaluation of Oregon's sport fishing regulations will be made by one group. John McKean, Oregon Game Commission, Portland, will out line the state's deer management program, and the delegates will hear a summary of statistics on the 1957 salmon and steelhead runs on the Columbia River by Dr. George Harry. Director of Re search, Oregon Fish Commission. Awards Schadulad The 1957 "Beaver" awards fori outstanding achievement in con-1 servation will be presented to this J year s winners by Dr. Donald W. Stotler, science supervisor. Port land public schools. The recipients will be announced at the Saturday luncheon. Awards are given for acievements in education, newspa per and public service. Other Saturday topics will in clude a review of the proposed Bruce's Eddy dam by Col. Myron E. Page, Jr., U. S. Engineers, dis trict engineer, Walla Walla; out line of progress of the annual teachers' conservation workshop at Hoodoo Ski Bowl, by Arthur K. Roberts, education director, West Coast Lumbermen's Assn., Port land; landowner - sportsmen rela tions, by Kramer Adams, Weyer haeuser Timber Co., game manage ment authority, Portland; 1957 survey of hunter misconduct by Ed Coles, secretary, Oregon Cattle men's1 Assn., Prineville; and a re port on the League's 1957 Red Hat Day program by Charles Hollo way, Oregon State Game Commis sion. Portland. Following Dr. Hall's address at the annual banquet, newly elected stale officers will be installed. Elk ton Owned Weimaraner Places In Eastern Shows Chemical Analyzer Of Instantaneous Speed Developed ! DKTROIT (ift A new electronic instrument so fast it can com plete a chemical analysis in one ten-thousandth of , a second was described Tuesday by B e n d i x Aviation Corp. The device, called a "time-of-flight mass spectrometer," can analyze an almost instantaneous sequence of chemical reactions such as takes place in explosion of rocket fuels. Company officials said it will have numerous appli cations in the field of missiles, rocketry, processing and control of petroleum, chemicals and med icine. The instrument operates on the principle of instantly identifying vaporized gases, liquids and sol ids (including metals) by reveal ing their molecular masses. "Use of radar techniques to pulse the signal up to 10,000 times a second is the key to the new spectrometer's speed," said Dr. Albert C. Hall, general manager of the Bendix Research Labora tories division. i&s&ro Tha following radio an taUvliion programs ar printed at a frtt public sorvico tor Nowi-Ravitw rtadtrt. All program lilting ara published as received from the respective sta tions. The Ntwi-Review doee not accept responsibility for variation fram ariginal schedule furnished this newspaper. RE-OPENING THURSDAY UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT THE COFFEE CUP 1407 S. E. St.ph.n. Op.n t A.M. la t P.M. Maria D.bau end Lou Mori By MRS. C. W. H.nd.r.r .lacob Von Weisenhof, the Ger man Weimaraner owned by l.ee and Bob hellison of hlkt'in. has returned with a numher of troph ies from a tour of dog shows in the hast. He has placed in four out of five snows, and is trained by Kay lan' euay. His next entry will he Dec 7 in Corvallis in an all German breeds dog show. Attend Game Jerry Winlerbotham and John Push attended the OSCStanford football game in Corvallis Satur day. Jim Carnes who is a student at OSC in Corvallis spent last week end at his home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon and Alerritt spent last weekend at Silver Lake, Wash., at (he home of their daughter, Mrs. Karl Palmer. Jim Henderer of Portland spent Sunday evening at the parental George Bowman home on his way to Grants Pass on business. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wiliey spent Sunday in Eugene at the parental Charles Wiliey home. Mrs. Charles Willcy is critically ill. Rc-.dsporr Gu.sts Sunday dinner guests at the George Bowman home were Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Bowman and i family: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Keith, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Poe land family, all of Reedsport. Mr. and Mis. Ronald Henderer, son of Mrs. George Bowman, are the parents of a baby boy born Nov. 15 in Rapid City, S.D. He weighed 8 pounds and was named Douglas Jewton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cosner are the parents of a baby boy born in the Cottage Grove Hospital Nov. 10. He weighed 8 pounds and was named Dennis Mark. j Those from Elkton attending the i Shriners Convention in Roseburgi last week were Jim Haines, Harry) Whitfield, Charles Randall and Roy Lewis. Church Party Saturday The high school class of the Methodist Church are having a party for the high school class of the Christian Church Saturday eve ning., 7:33, at the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevenson of Dallas are the parents of a baby boy, born Nov. 19. He weighed 8 pounds 12 ounces and was named Mark Wesley. Mrs. Stevenson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nor man Weatherly. The Inter-Church Fellowship will be Sunday evening 7:30 at the Christian Church. A special pro gram has been planned to welcome Donald Gihbs. minister ol me Christian Church. Everyone is in-j vitcd. Refreshments will be served following the program. I Runaway Truck Driver Placed On Probation YREKA, Calif, ifi The driver of the runaway truck that killed two men in Dunsmuir last July was placed on probation Tuesday for three years. The driver, Buel Kinchloe, was told to surrender his chauffer's license and instructed not to drive a truck during the period of pro bation. He may drive an automo bile. Judge James M. Allen of super ior court said he did not order a jail term because "i think his health is such that he might die in jail." Kinchloe collapsed twice at the start of his trial Oct. 29 and was in the hospital for a long period. After the charge was reduced from felony manslaughter to a misdemeanor status he pleaded guilty. The Tucson, Ariz., man's big truck - trailer, carrying 76.000 pounds of plywood from Albany, Ore., to Tjicson, got out of control on a long downgrade into Duns muir. It sideswiped 12 cars in town, knocked the fronts off four buildings, and overturned. For A Real Thanksgiving Treat! Am . J- Umpqua Dairy Eggnog IIP' w YOU DON'T HAVE TO WAIT FOR CHRISTMAS TO HAVE FUN WITH UMPQUA DAIRY'S 0 Eggnog Our delicious sggnog it hippy holiday custom for kids and grownups, too. Serve it often at holiday parties after shopping or sports. It's always rich and creamy. Always good for every one. Keep plenty on hand to enjoy all through the holidays. Just pour and serve. ' - i i. V.' ' ' m n i t j ' i lit .1 1 i.i . vi im. wrr. ft " x. -v sr v Let Our Label Protect Your Table I Teamster Fund To HelpHoffa ST. LOUIS tin Top officials of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters said Wednesday of ficers of the union plan to raise a legal defense fund. James R. Hoffa of Detroit, president-elect of the giant union, and Teamster Vice President Harold J. Gibbons of St. Louis both de nied a Chicago Tribune report the fund may reach two million dol lars. Hoffa predicted S75.000 to $100. 000 would he raised. Gibbons said "if we could get $150,000 I would be very happy." Hoffa said in Detroit none of the money would be used for his de fense in pending trials. The un ion expects a wave of litigation involving nlher officials and busi ness agents, Hoffa said. Gibbons said only full-time paid officers of the union would con tribute to the fund and those par ticipating would give a SI .000 promissory note to be paid off at the rate of $10 a week. KRNR 1490 KC Remaining Hours Tuday 4:M Godfrty Road Show (CBS) 5;00 Edward R. Murrow Mwt CBS 5:15 Muiic S.'IO Texaco Sporta Pinal CBS A4.t Frank Com NewsCBS 3 .W Weather Tomorrow 6 OO Football Corneal 615 Lowell Thomas CBS 8:10 Sports CBS 6::i.1 Amos N Andy Muatr Hall CBS 7:0O Robert Trout Newi CBS 7:05 You Call Us 7:10 Easy Listening 8:00 Newt CBS 8 05 Easy Listening; 8:50 CBS News 8 55 Timber-trail Newa BOO Easy Litenin Classical SiO Robert Q. Lew la CBS 10 00 News, Weather and Sport 1005 Ruity Draper Show CBS 10. .to Music To Dream By 1055 Newi Nltecap ll;0O Sign Off FRIDAY, NOV. It, IBM 8:00 Sign On News 8:05 Dawn Atrol 8:25 Newi 8:;iO Dawn Patrol 7:00 News CBS 7:05 Timbertrall News 7:10 Sporta and Weather Round Up 7il5 Muaic 7:.tO Frank Gov News CBS 7:45 Harry Babbit Show CBS 8:00 Musical Variety Show CBS 8:05 World News 8:10 Tunes, Time A Temperature 8.30 Northwest Highlights 8::t5 Tunes Time and Temperature 9 00 Wendy Warren and News CBS 9:15 Backstage Wife CBS 9. .10 Helen Trent CBS 9 45 Our Gal Sundav CBS 1000 Man About Town 10 05 Man Named Magee 10:10 Sanders Shoe Time 10:1.5 Ma Perkins CBS 10::JO Easy Valley Weather Time IO::i5 News and Sporta 10:40 Van Lee Report 10:45 Music 11:00 News and Right To Happirwsa CBS 11:15 Second Mrr. Burton CBS 1 1 :;M Young Dr. Malone CBS 11:45 Road of Life CBS 12:00 World News 12:15 Meet The Artist 12:.t0 Timberlratl Newi 12;:i5 Weather News 12:40 Sports News 12:45 Polka Time 1:00 Arthur God f rev CBS 2:,10 Houseparty CBS 3:00 Foolin Around with Records Nehru Would Lift India From 'Cow Dung Age' NEW DKI.11I .P Prime Minis ter Nehru told Parliament today India must forge ahead with its lS-billion dnllar, second five - year plan to get out of the "Cow dung age." Nehru said more than 75 per cent of India's power is now pro duced by hunting cow dung. His government is planning to start more atomic research centers "so as not to be left behind in this Sputnik age." he said. The launching of the second So viet earth satellite "has affected our thinking on planning." Nehru said. "We have to look ahead be vond the second plan period and think in terms of the third and fourth five - year plans yoking atomic power for peaceful pur poses." Lincoln Trial Medal Awarded A. B. Chandler FRANKFORT, Ky. i.e Gov. A. B. Chandler has joined Presi dent Fisenhower as one of the only two persons to receive the honorary Lincoln Trail medal of the Kentucky Boy Scouts. Chandler was honored Sunday as he received membership in the Order of The Arrow, Boy Scouts Indian tribe Scouls receiving the medal must hike 32' i miles from Kliianelh town to the Lincoln Memorial. More than 10.000 scouts from throughout the country have walked the trail. KYES 950 KC Remaining Hours Today MONDAY THRU FftlDAI 8 00 Sign On 80.1 Happy O'Day Show 8:25 News 8:.'i0 Happy O'Day Show 8:55 Weather Summary 7:00 News Hiihlights 7 0;t The Happy O Day Show 7:25 Newi 7:10 Trie Happy O'Day Show 8:00 News 8:0:1 The Happy O'Day Show 8:25 News 8.10 Jolly John Show fl.OO News 9:01 Jolly John Show 9 25 Community Calendar 9:;iO Jolly John Show 10:00 Newa 10:0.1 The Lucky Logan Show 1025 News lO.tO The Lucky Logan Show 11 00 Newi Highlights ILO'l The Lucky Logan Show 11:25 Newa 11 ::i0 The Lucky Logan Show 12 00 New Highlights 12:0,t The Lucky Logan Show 12:25 Newt 12:.10 The Lucky Logan Show 1:00 Newi Hfghllgtit, 1 0,1-The Happy O'Day Show 1:25 Featurescope I .10 The Happy O'Day Show 200 Newi Highlights 2:0.1 The Happy O'Day Show 2.25 Community Calendar 210-The Happy O Day Show 3:00 News 3:02 Jolly John Show 3 25 News 3 MO Happy O Dav Show 4.00 News Htghllfhts 40.1 Jollv John Show 4 25 News 4.10 The Lurkr Logan Show 4 40 Headlines and Weather 4 45 Sign Off ifl!W Weatherv-ane at three quarter after the hour all day long! KRXL 1240 KC Remaining Hours Today 400 ChrUtlan Celebrity Time 4:15 Frank Hemingway News MBS 4::i0 Tello Teat MBS 4:45 Sam Haea News MBS 4:13 Bob Greene Newa MBS 5:00 Going My Way 5:25 Heidelberg News 5.10 News Report MBS 3:45 Flying A Sports 5:50 Let's Go To The Movies 800 Fulton Lewn Jr. MBS 815 To Be Announced 6:.tO Bob Grant News 6:45 Farm Bureau Exchange 6:50 Logger's Weather Report 6:55 Kraft News MBS 7:00 Gabriel Heatter MBS 7:05 Bill Brundige Sporta MBS 7:15 Eddie fisher Show MBS 7:30 Secrets of Scotland Yard MBS 7:.15 Headline Edition MBS 8:00 This U Music . 8:25 City Market Newa 8:30 Kraft News MBS 8:35 To Be Announced 9:00 Nine O'Clock News MBS ' 9:15 Don Lee Newsreel MBS 9:30 Difkaphobia 11:00 Tomorrows Headlines 11:05 It's Almost Tomorrow 11:30 Sign Off FRIDAY, NOV. M, IMT 6 00 DawnbUMera 6:25 Flying A Sports 6:30 City Market Newi 6:35 Farmer's Weather 6.40 County Agent 6:45 Alarm Clock Club 7:00 Frank Viemingwav Newa MBS 7:15 Breakfa-t Gang MBS 7:45 Local Newa 7:50 Take Ten 8:00 Cliff Engle Newa MBS 8:15 Melody Mill 8.10 Bible Institute-MBS 9:00 Kraft News MBS 9:05 Farm Bureau Exchange 9:10 Song of the Day 9:15 Carnation Milk Time 9:30 Ladle Choice 9:45 Are You Listening 10:00 Newspaper nf the Air MBS 10:15 Tello Test MBS 10:30 Housepartv 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 12:03 Today's Birthday 12:10 Flying A SporU 12:15 Mid Dav News 12:30 fTreet Your Neighbor 12:45 Market Reports 12:50 Surprn-O 1:0. Sunnv Side Up 1:30 Kraft News MBS 1:35 Sunny Side Up 2:30 Kraft News MBS 2:33 Sunny Side Up 3:15 Behind Tiie Story 3:30 Kraft News 3:35 Sunny Side Up 3:45 Here's The Answer 4.00 Music 3:45 Here s The Answer MBS KPIC Channel 4 Rotiburg Remaining Hours Today 4:45 Big Roundup 5:30 Rin Tin Tin ABC 6:00 The Newa 6:03 Sport 610 Weather 6 15 NBC News NBC 6 30 Hop-A -Long Caindy 7:00 Hawkee and the Lait of th Mohicans 7:.T0-Film Short 8 00 You Bet Your Life NBC 8:30 Bob Hope NBC 9 30 Ford Show NBC 10.00 The Innocent Yea ra NBC (Spec.) 11:00 The News 11:13 Dan Smoot 11:30 Tonight NBC FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1931 11:30 Bride and Groom 12:00 Matinee NBCl Color 1:00 Queen For A Day 'NBCl 1:43 Modern Romances NBC 2:00 Comedy Time tNBCi 2:30 Truth or Consequences NBC 3:00 Off TO Market 3:15 Variety Film Fair 4:45 Big Roundup 5:30 Col Tim MCoy 3:45 The Newa 5:50 Sports 5:55 Weather 6:0076 Sports Club (ABO 6:30 KPIC Calendar 6:45 Film Shorts 7 00 Calvalcade of Sporta I NBC) 7:45 Sporls Album 8:00 Highway Patrol 8:30 Life of Riley NBC 9:00 Front Row Center 10:30 Heidelberg News 10:35 Thin Man NBC 11:03 To Be Announced 1 1 :30 Tonight NBC SAT! at 1:00 OPEN 12:30 Robr. Louit Steventon'g "LONG JOHN SILVER" 3 Cartoons Comidy Serial INDIAN KOIN-TV Channel t Portland Remaining Houra Today 6 00-Mr. Weatherman 6 05 Sportscene 6 10 News Parade 6 15 Doug Edwards, Newi :-Sgt. Pretlon 7 00 Sheriff of Cochise 7:30 Search for Adventure 8 00 Harbour Master 8 10 Chmax 9 .10 Playhouse 90 1I 0O City Dtk It 05 News Wire 11:10 "Straw Man" FRIIIAT. NOV 11, It IT 8 00 Panorama Parifie BOO Hotel Cosmopolitan 9 15 lve of Life 9.30 Search for Tommorow 9 45 Guiding Light 10 00 Hi Neighbor 10 23 Walter Cronkite New 10 10 As World Turns 11:00 Beat the Clock 11 .to House Pan 12 00 The Big Paorf 12 10 Verdict Is Yours 1 00 Bnghier Da I'H Secret Storm 1 30-KOIN Kitchen 2 no Garry More Show J.JO-Arthur Godfrey Time Fndav-Gsrry Moore Show S TO-F.dee of Night 4(0-Sirike It Rich 4.10-Mr Moon 4 43 Red Dunning 3 (W Cartoon Time 3 to - Armchair Theatre KBES-TV Channel S Mtdford Remaininz Hours Today 4.00 Feminine Fanciea 4.30 Men of Action 4.4.1 Search for Tomorrow 3:00 Rio Tin Tin 3.50 Ore-Cal Panorama 6.00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Newa 6:15 Doug Fxlwards and The News 8:30 Art at the Organ 6:45 Pappy Coleman 7:00 Men of Annapolta 7:30 Playhouse 8:00 Harbourmaster 0 8:30 Climax :.tu anerirr or tocnise 10:00 Thu Week In Sport 10:15 World Passport 10:30 News 10:35 Thi. I Your Life 11:0.1 Ahland Movie 12:00 Sign Off FRIDAY, NOV. , I9$f 11:40 Devotiona 11:50 Cartoon 11:35 News 12:00 Big Pavoff 12:30 The Verdict la Youra 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm 1:30 Edge of Night 2:00 Copco Home Show 2:30 Garrv Moore ' 3.10 Strike It Rich 4:00 Feminine Fanciea 4:30 A ViMt With The City rSllee 4:45 Search For Tomorrow 5:00 Wild Bill Hlckok . 5:30 Uncle Bill 600 You TV Weatherman 8.05 Newt 6:15 Doug Edwards 8r The Newa 6 30 Industry On Parade 8:43 Do It Yourself 7(H) Cavalcade of Sporta 7:30 Sports Roundup 800 Mr. Adams and Kve 8:30 Captain David Grief 9:00 The Lineup 9:30 Damon Run.von Theatre 10:00 Stories of the Century 10:30 Newa 10:15 20th Century Fox iz;w sign on Tonight thru Saturday "THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS' starring James Stewort, plus "SHOOT-OUT AT MEDICINE BEND" with Randolph Scott and James Craig HO IJaiihouseI Rock I I 1 OnmScop LJ NOW thru SAT! OPEN :30 SHOWS or 4:45-9:00 Movie Showtime TTURSDAr NOV. II, 1137 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 8 10 Two complete shows 6 45. 8 35. ' Jail house Rock " 7.13. 9 28 STAR LITE DRIVE-IN - "Buck Night" A carmad for one dollar Gates open 6 30 Show tlarts 7 1(0 -.1 Hours to Kill" 7:07. 10 4f; ' Desperate Hours"' 8 30 IRIUAT, NOV. i: INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6 30 Two complete hnw 6 43, 8 33 "Jail house Rock" 7:13, 9 28 STAR LITE DRIVE-IN (late, open ".10. Show start 7 00 "Monkev on mv Back" 7 07, 10:27 Revolt at Fort Laramie" 9 07 Open 6:30 Sunday at 5:00 "Buck Nite" Tonight $1 00 o Corlood "3 HOURS TO KILL" in Color with Dona Andrew. & "DESPERATE HOURS" Humphrey Bogart "Junkie" f an ex-hero! my BACK was scx;ji PLUS . . . COMPANION HIT: Indian. WEVOLT AT His FoHT COLOR V, D. Lux JOHN DEHNER . TRANCES HELM BPR CALLS FOR BIDS PORTLAND i.f The Btirpnu of Public Rorl Wfdne.day jkfd hid. on con.lruction of A 144-foot hndsf cro. thf McKenhe Rivrr nrar Bflknp Springs in Lne County Thf hurpmi said the rr-inforcpd concrete bndse will h u.cd mainly hy lossing trucks. CUT TV & RADIO REPAIR BILLS TUBE TESTER NO CHARGC NO OBLIGATION Ttitt tit itandard Radio and TV tubal naw la mm. US! OUR SELF-SIRVICt TV OEPAHTMINT CITY DRIVE-IN MKT. Oaa Iran t M V Ivanr Da? Iff I $tiib&tm W AAAiiAllAAAAUkiUk 8-CUP PERCOLATOR Tit ht Iff Mtnr t-aj 1ft Stlttttr Sl. l'M iim tjMb citfii it tin. NO MONEY DOWN 6S0 S. I. Jackson Store Hours Doily: 9:30 o.m. ro 5:30 p.m.
