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Newspaper Page Text8 The New-Relew, Roteburg, 0r. Wed. Aug. 13, 1958 V Newest Forecast For Wheat, Corn Announced By Dept. WASHINGTON (AP) Agriculture Department, in a mid' growing season report, here has forecast this year's corn crop at 3.487,159,000 bushels and the wheat crop at 1,420,725,000 bush els. The corn tijiure is 175,910.000 bushels more than last month's forecast of 3,311,249,000 bushels. It compared with 3,402,832,000 pro duced last year and 3,144,304,000 for the ten-year 19-17-56 average. The wheat estimate is 76,635,000 bushels more than last month's forecast of 1.343.490,000 bushels. It compares with 947,102,000 harvest ed last year and 1,116,216,000 for the ten-year average. Corn was grown under acreage allotments and a soil bank land retirement program designed to limit production. Wheat was grown under rigid marketing quotas and the soil bank program, also for The the purpose of restricting produc tion. The wheat crop included 1,170, 768,000 bushels of winter wheat and 249,957,000 bushels of spring wheat. The winter wheat estimate com pares with 1,129,727,000 forecast last . month, 707,201,000 produced last year and 849,604,000 for the ten-year average. The spring wheat estimate com pares with 213,763,000 predicted a month ago, 239.901.000 produced last year and 266,611,000 for the ten-year average. . The spring wheat crop included 18,753,000 bushels of durum and 231,204,000 bushels of spring wheat other than durum. Last month's durum forecast was 14.985,000 bushels compared with 39.680,000 last year and 29,904,000 for the ten-year average. Spring wheat other than durum was forecast last month at 198, 788,000 bushels compared with 200, 221,000 last year and 236,707,000 for the ten-year average. American Student Freed From Communist Jailt VIENNA (AP) - A 22-year-old American student, John Bachman Hurdcastle, of Nashville, Tenn., was released on the Austro-Czech- cslovak border Tuesday after three days in Czech Communist jails, in cluding 24 hours in solitary con finement. "You don't know what it means to be out, to be free again," the round-faced American boy said. flardcastle had been arrested by two Czechoslovak border guards on .Saturday afternoon after ne climbed over a border fence to pose for photographs. Th. following radio and t.l.vlilon program! are printed hat public unlet for News-Rele readers. All program listings ort published receivee Iron mo respective Simons, in. nin Review does not .coot responsibility for orior!on from .riginol schoduloi furnished Hill aswipaper. KBES-TV Ch. Remaining Hourt Today 4:00 DottO 4::.0 Woody Woodpecker 5:00 Your TV Weatherman 5:03 News 3:15 Doug Edwardi W Tht News 3:.tO 76 Sport Club :00 Gateway 8:30 Janet Dean 7:00 The Millionaire 7:30 I've Got a Secret 8:00 US Steel Hour 8:00 Big Story ' 9::tO Richard Diamond 10.OO Mickey Splllane 0:.'IO New 10:35 Chicago Wrestling 11:35 Sign Off THURSDAY, AUOURT 14, 10DS 11:00 Walter Cronklte V The News 11:05 Cartoon 11:15 Play Your Hunch 11:30 As The World Tumi 1200 Beat the Clock 12:30 House Party 1:00 Dig Payoff 1:30 Verdict la Yours 2:00 Brighter Day 3:19 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge of Night 3:00 Uncle Bills Cartoons 3:35 Devotions 3:30 It's Pun To Reduce 3:45 Search For Tomorrow PLANNING TO PAINT YOUR HOME? mm. IET US HELP YOU FIGURE COSTS, QUANTITY AND THE RIGHT FULLER PAINT FOR THE JOB FOR WOOD SURFACES: S.niotional now Fuller Hous. Paint. K..ps fresh gloss and color 2 years longorf iproads foster, easier than finest conven- y69 tionoi paints. Callon costs only .... FOR STUCCO I MASONRY. 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' Remaining Hours Today 4:30 Mr. Moon 4:45 Red Dunning 5 00 Cartoon Time 8:15 Doug Edwards, Newa 5 :30 Twilight Theatre 6:00 Mr. Weatherman 6 :05 SporUcene 6:10 News Parade 6:30 Wednesday Theatre 7:00 The Millionaire 7:30 I've Got A Secret 8:00 Steel Hour 9.00 Studio 57 0:30 Leave It to Beaver 10:00 City Desk 10:05 News Wire 10:10 "Trio" TIIITRKDAT, AUGUST 14, ItAS 8 00 r or Love or Money 8 30 Play Your Hunch 9:00 Arthur Godfrey Time 9:30 Dot to 10:00 Love of Life 10:30 Search for Tomorrow ' 10:45 Guiding Light 11:00 Cronklte Newa 11:05 HI Neighbor 11:30 As World Turna 12:00 Beat the Clock 12:30 House Party 1:00 The Big Payoff 1:30 Verdict Is Yours 2:00 Brighter Day 2:15 Secret Storm 230 Edge of Night 3:00 KOIN Kitchen 3:30 Armchair Theatre Phil's Appliance Service PHONE OR 2-1700 All Makes All Models Satisfaction Guaranteed If at first succeed . . The Laundromat you don't take it to Corner Mo In and Court Sts. 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Failure to investigate the mat ter the union said, could result in future disturbances "on a more massive scale. The riot occurred the night of Aug. 3 when police arrested a man and woman, who officers said had been fighting in the street. Bystanders, many of whom were Indians objected to the ar rest and the crowd soon grew into a howling, fist-waving mob which demonstrated for more than tnree hours. It was finally stopped ny the town s entire force of policemen and firemen, using tear gas and fire hoses. Some 40 persons were arrested and charged with inciting or tat uig part in a riot. Mickey Rooney Denies Plans To Marry Starlet HOLLYYWOOD Ufi Mickey Roonev has no thought of marry ing a blonde starlet who took an overdose of sleeping pills in his house, says Kooney's manager. "They're just good friends," said Red Doff of the four-times-married actor and 21-year-old Carolyn Mitchell, who swallowed the pills rnursaay mgnt wnue alone Rooney s rented home. Mickey is performing in a night club act at Lake Tahoe. a resort on the California-Nevada border, and has not been reached for di rect comment. Doff said last night there was no romance between Rooney and Miss Mitchell, who was Miss Mus cle Beach of 1954, a title bestowed on the chapeliest habitue of stretch of nearby beach favored by the biceps and barbell set. KPIC-TV Ch. Remaining Hours Today The Bl, Roundup AOO Superman !:io My Ulll. Marirle eoo Nws, Sporu. Weather 6:l NBC News MHC 6:30 To Be Announced 7:00 Men of Annapolla 7:10 Sa Hunt Sm Kraft TV Tlwalre NBC 9:00 It Could be You NUC 9 : 211 Men 10:00 Impact 10:30 Jack Pear NBC 11:30 The Newa Till KHIIAV, AIIOImT II, ll.M 10:00 Tic Tae Dough NBC 10:30 It Could be You NBC 11:00 Lucky Partners NUC 11:30 llanels Baggtl NBC 13 00 Today la Our NBC 12:30 From These Roots NBC 1:00 Queen for Day NBC 1:43 Modern Romance 1:00 Variety Film Fair 3:30 Bev's Coffee Break Public Vs. Private Power Issue On Again SPRINGFIELD (AP) - The public-versus-private power issue win go to a vote ot the people here, the City Council decided this week. The council aDDroved a DroDos.il by the Springfield Utility Board to place a revenue bond issue on the Nov, 4 ballot. Proceeds of the bond issue would be used by the municipal system to purchase Springfield facilities of Pacific Power & Light Co. The proposed bond issue would he for 53.500,000. of which S2.850, 000 would be used to purchase the PP&L property, said Mayor Ed Harms. The remainder would fi nance connecting the two systems. E. O. Thoman, Springfield dis trict manager for PP&L, said the company has long proposed that the issue be brought to a vole. CHINESE FOOD 1 To Take Out ' Shalimar RICE BOWL t f I' " Jr J 1. -M "oft M wye. WHAM! Actor Earl Wrightson is about to hit the deck from a wallop delivered by actress Jane Morgan during their performance ot "Kiss Me Kate" at Westbury, L.I. The blow fol lowed the scene in which he spanks Miss Morgan. She is supposed to slap him, saying ;Hen is something to remember me by." He'll remember, all right He finished the rest of the ar sittirn? In a chair, holding his bruised jaw. , , 1 , r K617 ISc'entonTG i .1 ' s I Konsos l $4,268 3 Baltimore 'N H" 1 f ' - St.Uuis CZ'iT Wo.nin9ton Y fi f r-1 1 j K67I p 4'" I j S4.896 I jel Los Anrjeles I It 7 . -r-" ' e) " Houston L , . THE WHEREWITHAL Newsmap above shows the minimum necessary annual income for a city worker with a family of four in representative American cities. Figures constitute the U.S. Labor Department's last (1951) survey of income and living standards as updated by-the AFL-CIO for 1958. Their data shows that the all-city average today is $4,656, or 590 a week. This is an increase of $494 above the old government total. Of 20 cities surveyed, San Francisco stands out as the most expensive: Scranton, Fa , is least. 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Burton 11:30 Young Dr. Malone 11:45 Road of I-lfe 12:00 Newa at Noon 12:15 Meet the Artlat 12,10 Helen Trent 12:45 Our Gal Sunday 1:00 Newa 1:05 Whispering Streett l:;tn Arthur (iodfrey 3 :;tO House party 3:00 Foolln' Around with Reoordi DO YOU HAVE . . . t t adequate hospital and medical protection i fir 1m tviliitiss if iiur laisrsntt Cill IYIE WESCOTT It Oft S41S) Rum If I Carter Hit. Girarian Inturonct Co, KYES 950 KC MONDAY THRU YR1DAY 8 no 8iirn On 8 0. 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SECURITY BUILDING Cerner Rese I Lena Sts. rHONI OR 2-3348 MEI PARKING IN REAR OP IUILDIN0 iHiiiiBBeMaBaaeeNMieaaWJfl I Band Concert jnd Fireworks Monte Brooks & His Band Sunday Nite 8 P.M. DOUGLAS AUG. 21-24 ROSEBURG Hatfield Raps Holmes On Strike Attitude SALEM (AP) Secretary ot State Mark Hatfield here has criticized the role of Gov. Robert Holmes in the labor dispute which has tied up Oregon's heavy con struction for a month. Hatfield, Republican nominee for governor, said that Holmes had cnllcd for establishment of a state labor conciliator in his inaugural address, "Yet, after more than 30 days of this strike, he (the labor conciliator) has not been asked to offer his services," said Hatfield. "I cannot see that the gover nor's office has accomplished any thing other than sitting in on some talks and issuing press releases," Hatfield said.. NO HARMFUL EFFECTS TOKYO (AP) A special gov ernment council said here ,crew members of two Japanese coast -guard ships suffered no harmful effects from Eniwctok radioactive fallout they encountered in the Pacific last month. Submerged Non Swimmer Scrambles To Safety ' ROSE LAKE. Idaho (AP) A truck driver who can't swim scrambled to safely from the Cocur d'Alcne River this 'week after the bottom fell out of a 200- foot wooden bridge as he drove across it. Clayton Johnson. 25. of nparhv Coeur d'Alene, plunged some 30 leet into me water in his milk truck but was able to net out of the submerged cab and erab onto the bridge wreckage. His onlv ao- parcnt injury was a bruised cheek. He said he was halfway across the bridge on a county road when he beard it crack beneath his rear wheels. A timber ahead of the truck flew up and struck the cab and then the bottom of the bririui. ! fell out, he said. i 1 he truck was still underwater Tuesday. I Movie Showtime WEDNESDAY, A10. IS. 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