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Oakland Grade School Sets Second Annual Science Fair The leeond annual science fair will be presented in the Washing Ion gym by the Oakland Grade School students and faculty Mon day at 7:30 p.m. The community may attend, the exhibits, which include two cate gories of entries: physical and bi ological. Awards will be announced Mon day night. The first place award winners will be eligible to enter Iloseburg. Those who receive awards at the regional will then be eligible for the slate science fair in Corvallis. Judges for the local science fair are Dr. Lloyd Pratt, Eugene Cher ry and William Bennett of Oak land. A guest book has been es pecially prepared by the students of Mrs. Clifford Peterson's room, in which the public's comments will be written. 1M Enter Mrs. Murrary Leeper, chairman! of . the- science committee, has I ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (AP) counted 186 exhibits entered, rep-A petition was submitted in Dis resenting a considerable increase trict Court by George Peter Jane over last year and far beyond the takes, who asked to have his name number anticipated by the faculty, changed. He wants it changed to Mrs. Leeper recently accompani- George Bill Janetakes. The foll.win, radio end tel.vi.ion program! or printed M he. received rroni th. reipectivo Mm, Tho N.wiyir 4ft not newipoper. K8ES-TV Ch. 5 Remaining Hours Today 5:00 Maverick S.0O Ranch Party 6:30 Scinc Fiction 7:00-liibllee USA 7 .10 Wanted Dead or Allvt 8.00 Colonel Flack H:.-10 Have Gun Will Travel 9.0O Gunamoke S-:tO Patti Paice 111:00 US Manila II 10::n MGM Hall of Fame 12:00 Late New. KOIN-TV Ch. 6 Remaining Houn Today 400 Showtime For Mom , 4:30 Lon Ranger 5:00 Two-Gun Piayhouae 6 00 Mr. District Attorney S.M Perry Mason 7:30 Wanted: Dead Of AUve g:00 Gale Storm 8 ;0 Hav Gun, WiH Travel 9:00 Gurwmoke 9 .10 Death Valley Day 10:00 Carter Reporter 10:09 Theatre SAVE 25 With Trill Coupon on Any VOIT Bo.ketboll In Stock JOHNNY'S 46 SE Jackson St. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 Remaining Houn Today 4:00 Truo Story NBC 4:30 Detective Diary NBO 5 00 Tex Rttter ftt.TO Walt Disnay Prsnti ABC :iO Northwest ffasag NBC 7.00 Pat U Page ABC 7:30 People Ar Funny NBC ft 00 Perry Como NBC 9 :00 Maverick ABC TRY MERCURY You'v naver felt tueh com plete command of any car. Test driva ana today. SI DILLARD MOTOR CO. MERC EDS EL LINCOLN ENGLISH FORD KRNR 1490 KC Remaining Hours Today (1:00 Edward R. Morrow 5:15 Strictly Dixie 5:30 Texaco Sport 5:45 Frank Gou 5:53 Weather Tomorrow 6:00 Polka Time : 15 Lowell Thoma 6:2iV Sporta Time 6:30 Down Memory Lane 7:00 News 7:05 Amos 'n Andy 7:30 Business News - 7:35 Answer Please 7:45 Music Let's Dance 8:00 World Tonight B:? 5 Platter Parly ' 9:0O Easty Listening, Classical 9:30 Capital Cloakroom Thurs. only 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:15 Music To Dream By 11:00 Sign Off 7 YOU ALWAYS LOOK YOUR BEST WITH. . . FAIRHAVEN SALON OF BEAUTY Fern Craig, Owner 1457 West Harvard KRXL 1240 KC Remaining Hours Today 4 no Maher News MBS 4 05 Hawaii Calls MBS 4:50 Sunny Side Up , 5:00 News MBS .1:05 Ban dstand USA MBS 1,:.T0 Gibbon Sport News-MBS 5:15 Bandstand USA MBS 5:55 riying A Sports 8 00 News 8 15 Music 6: HO News MBS fl :5 Music Interlude 7 00 Word of Life MBS 7::iO Ken French News MRS 7:3!i Farm Bureau Exchange 7 40 KRXL News 7:45 Rhythm at Random ROO News MBS 8 05 Night Beat 8:30 New MBS W Night Beat 9:00 Newt MBS 9 05 Night Beat 8 30 Newt MBS 0n5 Night Beat 10 oo News MBS 10:05 Sign Off BLNDAT, MARCH It, lSt 7 29 Sign on 7 .(0 Sunday Melodies KYES 950 KC SUNDAY 7 00 Sign On 7. 03 Wake Up Te Music 7:25 Newa 7:30 Wake Up To Musis 7 58 News Headlines 00 Methodist Men's Hour I 30 Christian Brotherhood Hour ed a group of students to Eugene to appear on a television program and show samples of exhibits. The group has also appeared on a tel evision program in Roseburg. No business meeting will be held Monday, in order to better enable the visitors to view the exhibits. Refreshments will be sold through out the evening by the PTA. Pro ceeds from the refreshments will go toward the annual PTA schol arship awarded in June. This is the PTA's only fund raising project this year. Cake, pie and coffee will be available for adults and popcorn, cupcakes and cookies for the families. Tables will be avail able as well as the bleachers to accomodate those attending. Oakland PTA faculties (if the Washington and Lincoln schools and students are urged to attend. Pj.ru To rWnma Bill 12.0ft Sign o MIND AT, MARCH 3t, 1958 10:30 Cartoon 11.00 Th Dollar Debate ll::iO Tha Great Challenge 12:30 The World of Ideaa , 1.00 Pace The Nation 1:30 Reich for Tomorrow 2:00 Adventures in Knowledge 2::iO-r-Indulry on Parade 3:4.1 Andy Hardy Theatre 4 ::iO Southern Oregon Health 4:43 Dan Smoot 5:00 Target SUNDAY, MARCH II, 19 8:45 Dateline: U.N. 9 00 Lamp Unto My Feet 9:.t0 Look Up And Live 10:00 Eye on New York 10 IK) Dollar Debates 11:00 Dollars Debate 11:30 The Great Challenge 12 30-Faith For Today 1:00 Great Plains 1:30 This la The Life 2:00 Command Performance 2:30 Jaycee Digest 3:00 The Christophers 3:30 World Of Ideas 4:00 Face The Nation for tho finest In WEDDING Invitation! & Announcements M & M PRINTERS 242 S. E. Jackson OR 3-8591 10:00 Price it Right NBC 10:30 Saturday Cinema SUNDAY, MARCH St, 1S 10:15 Thru the Porthole 10:30 Frontier of Faith NBC 1 1 :00 Wisdom NBC 11:30 Pro Basketball NBC PlayoU 1:30 To Be Announced ?'tn Great Decision! 3:00 Sunday Matinee Frigidaire Dishwasher - SUNDAY, MARCH It, lftfi 8:00 iVewa 8:05 Music 8:15 Public Service Show 8:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir 9:00 New 9:05 News Analyst 9:15 Real Estate Hour 11:00 News 11:05 Cleveland Orchestra 12:00 News 12:05 New Analysis 12:10 Sunday Serenade 12:30 Organ Concert 1 00 News 1:05 Trojan Digest 1:30 Sunday Serenade 2:00 News 2:05 Sunday Seranade 3:00 News 3:0.1 Sunday Serenade 4:00 News 4:05 Genu of Melody I Profile, back, front . . . you look pretty from every angle with one . of our expert hairdo's! Phone OR 3-5167 FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT 8:00 Wings of Healing MBS 8:: Radio Bible Class MBS 9:00 Assembly Of God 9:30 Voice of Prophecy 10:00 News MBS 10:05 Musical Interlude 10:15 How Christian Science Heals 10:30 Frank At Ernest MBS 10:45 For Those Who Serve 11:00 Back to God Hour MBS 1 1 : 30 News MBS 1 1 :35 M usi cat Interlude 12:00 Pan aroma 12:15 Sunny Side Up 12:30 News 12:35 Roseburg Jewel era News 9.2:50 Sunny Side Up j;i ,apiioi comments 1:30 Newt MBS 1 :35 Sunny Side Up 2:00 News MBS 2:05 Reporters Roundup MBS 2:30 Sporta Newt MBS 2:35 Sunny Side Up 3:30 News MBS 3:35 Sunny Side Up 415 Across the Blue Pacifia MBS 4::t0 News MBS 4:35 Scraphook of Miiate 5 00 Heartbeat Theatre MBS 5:30 Lutheran Hour MBS 6 00 Walter Winchell MBS 6:15 Dinner Music 6 30 Dunphy Sports News MBS 635 Virgil Pink ley MBS 9 00 Newt Headline 9 03 Church Of Chris 9 30 News 9:30 Album Time 10 00 News Headlines 1003 Album Time 10:25 News 10:30 Album Time 11:00 Church Services 12 00 News Headline 12.03 Sunday Showcase of Music w j - lis Days Creek School Sets Carnival Date The Days Creek School annual carnival, which was postpone d last full due to the illness of George j Marquess, faculty advisor, is now ! slated for Friday at 8 p in. There will he 14 booths of skill' games. In addition there will be ; the crowning of the king and queen at 10 p.m. They will be chosen by the student body and will be from ' the senior class. There will be a prince and princess from each of j the other three high school classes, j All the students will assist in operating the booths. There will be I no admission charge but a price ) has been established for ihe van. j ous concessions. The public may! attend. j Sewing Club Meets Days Creek 411 Sewing Club is meeting every second Monday aft ernoon in the school lunch room, with the second and third year members utilizing the sewing ma chine in the home economics de partment. J It is guessed the group will have to continue meeting after school has closed for the summer to com-i plete the work, due to the short meetings now being heid. public erico lor N.wi-ne.i.w reodart. accept r.iponiibiliry tor Mriotion iron, fl::tO Amateur Hour 8:00 Small World 6:30 20th Century 7:00 Jeff's Collie 7:.'tO Jack Benny 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 G E Theatre 0::i0 Alfred Hitchork 10:1)0 Ten Top Sporta Stan of the 11:00 Late Newa 11:05 Sign Off MONDAY, MA It OH ' ft:(tO Morning Piayhouae 8:30 Arthur Godfrey 19 M 4:30 New York Phllharmnnio 5:30 Original Amateur Hour 6:00 Small World 6:30 Twentieth Century 7:00 Lassie 7:30 Jack Benny 8:00 Ed Sullivan 9:00 G E. Theatre 9:30 Alfred Hitchcock 10:00 Richard Diamond 10:30 What's Mv Line 11:00 Sunday News Special 1 1 : 15 Star Performance MONDAY. MARCH ft, ID.' 7 30 Cartoon Time 8:00 Grant Holcomb. News 8:15 Captain Kangaroo Kohlhagen Apts. Jackson St. at Lane Ave. Modern. Reasonable Rent Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Ploco To Live" 4:30 Horizons Unlimited 5 . OO Ka leidscope NBC 6:00 Unchained Goddess NBC 6::t0 To Be Announced 7:00 To Be Announced 7:30 Steve Alien NBC , 11:00 Chevy Show NBC 10:00 Loretta Young NBC 11:00 Theatre Hoval 12:30 Dan Smoot MONDAY, MARCH 3S, 19. V 10:00 Price ia Right Deluxe Food Waste Disposer BOTH INSTALLED Including plumbing, wir ing and carpentry work! Ai low as $29995 NO MONEY DOWN v. fyUmpqwydku 648 S. E. Rose St. OR 3-5S74 8:00 News 5:05 Johnny Dollar 5:30 Suspense 5:55 News Analysis 6:00 News 6 05 Have Gun, Will Travel 6 : 30G u n moke 7:00 News 7:05 News Analysts 7:10 Mitch Miller 7:55 News Analysis 8 00 World Tonight 8:15 Easy Listening 8:30 Face Tha Nation 9:00 News 9:05 Easv Listening 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:15 Sign Off MONDAY, MARCH t3, 1959 (1:00 News of America 6:05 Dawn Patrol 6:55 News 7:00 Tfmbertrait News DIAPER DAY Every FRIDAY No Appointment Necetiary 6:43 Dan Smoot MBS 7:00 Evening Melodies 7:30 John T. Flynn MBS 7:45 Here's to Veterans 8 00 News- -MBS 8:05 Musical Interlude 8:30 News MBS 8 35 Music Interlude 9 00 News MBS 9:05 Night Beat 9 30 News MBS 9:35 Music Beyong the Stars MBS 10 00 Hour of Decision MBS 10:30 Wings Of Healing MBS 11:00 Tomorrow Headlines 11:05 Sign off MO Nil AT, MARCH U, tSt S'OO Rooster Reveille 5:30 News Headlines, Weather , 6 00 Dawn busters 8:20 Pa Motors News 6:25 Flying A Sports 6:30 News MBS 6:35 County Agent 6:40 Alarm Clock Cluh 8 S3 Horn's Weather Capsule 7:00 Frank Hemingway M BS 7:15 Breakfast Gong 7:30 News MRS 7:35 Bill Steam MBS 7:40 Music 7:45 Local Newt 7:50 Musical Interlude 12 25 News 12:30 Sunday Showcase of Musi 12 5H News Headlines 1:00 Service Show 1:1.) Sunday Showcase of Music 1:25 News 1:30 Sunday Showcaa of Musi 1:58 News Headline 2:00 Old Fashioned Revival Hour 2.30 Riveradale Sanitarium Show 2:45 Service Show 3:02 Sunday Concert Hour Winston Club Plans Candy Sale, Works On Yearbooks By . BRUNETTE WILSON The Service Club of Winston Vmpqua Grove 51 of the Supreme Forest Woodman Circle worked on year books and planned for a fu ture candy sale during its recent meeting. ' Several members planned to go as a group to Medford and visit a Grove member, Rosa Lack, who is confined to the hospital. Arrangements were completed for the Umpqua Squaws to partici pate in the state convention at the Mullorv Hotel in Portland in May. Several of the Grove members went to Kugene recently to take part in the initiation of new candi dates. The next Service Club meeting will he April 21 at the home of Sarah Cyrus in Winston. Citations Earned Lucy Benson and Beulah Gibson : earned citations for memory work and ritual. i Mr; and Mrs. Al McConnell have returned home to Winston after j spending several days with their i son, Marine Sgt. Delbert McCon-! noil, in San Diego. All program liitinjl or. puoii.n.. original .ch.dul.. furmin.d tnii lo 00 I Love I.ucy 10:30 Top Dollar 11:00 Love of Life Il:.'tO Search For Tomorrow 1145 Guiding Light 12:00 Continental Clanaroom 12 ;0 A The World Tumi 1:00 Jimmy Dean Show 1-30 House Party 2:00 Rig Payoff U:;iO Verdict Is Voura 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3::tO Edge Of Night 9 00 Ht Neighbor 9:30 Arthur Godfrey Time 10:00 1 Love Lucy 10::tO Top Dollar 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:4 Guiding Light 12:001 Led Three Lives (Mon-Wed-Fril Dr. Christian iTnes-Thur) 12:30 Ai The World Turns 10OKOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Party 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge of Night 4:00 Jimmy Dean Show Econ-O-Wash 521 N.E. Gordon Volley Blvd. WASH 20c DRY 10c Coin Operated Unattended Open 24 hrs. 7 Days a Week 10:30 Concentration 11:00 Tic Tac Dough 11:30 H Could Be You 12:00 Truth or Consequences 12:30 Haggis Baggis 1:00 Young Dr. M alone 1:30 From These Roots 2:00 Queen for a Day 2:30 County Fair 3 00 Stu rwin 3:30 Guest Book A Reminder. Right now Is the time to have summer tered or repaired. Save money, avoid a spring rush and have your clothes when you need them. Bring 'em in today, tomorrow sure. VALLEY TAILORS 633 S. E. 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This is the first visit with his parents in 18 months. Marlene Johnson and son. Harry, of Salem, daughter and , grandson of the McConnells. ac-l companied her parents to S a n i Diego. ' The Women's Missionary Vnion of the Winston Baptist Church elect-1 ed officers during a past meeting. Mrs. Dale Holcomb has been se-i looted president; Mrs. James Mc Cool, vice president; Mrs. Carl Mutsehler, secretary, and M r s. Keaiby Masters, reporter. Sal Successful The recent rummage sale held in the Winston Fire Hall was re ported successful. Another has been planned for April at the Woman's Clubhouse in Roseburg. Mrs. A. A. Lindville gav the scripture reading during the meet ing. Plans were made to meet at the church Tuesday to prepare mission boxes. It was announced the West Coast Singing convention will be at the church April 24. The meeting is undenominational and open to the public. The hours will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a basket lunch, and coffee served at noon. Hoover's Pension Donated To Charity WASHINGTON (AP) Herbert ; Hoover has drawn more govern ' merit funds for office allowances i as a former president than has Harry S. Truman, but has donated Ills personal pension to charity. The information was included in testimony Feb. 24 to a House Ap propriations subcommittee, which made it public today. The law providing allowances and pensions for former presi dents and for widows of presi dents became effective last Aug. 25. General Services Administrator Franklin G. Floeta and other GSA witnesses told the subcommittee: ThroiiRh Jan. 31, each of the former presidents had drawn the proportionate share of his S2.VV0C annual personal allowance. Hoover had drawn $17,910 for office staff, $6,550 for office space and $3,812 for office equipment. Truman had drawn $16,825 for of fice staff and $452 for office equipment. Tenmile Man Gets ! Service Discharge By MRS. WALTER COATS Mrs. Warren Lockwood of Ten mile has received word her son. Kred Jennings, has been discharg ed from the services and expects to go to Pine Bluff, Ark., to visit his brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Leon Griffith, and family before retiirnjng to his Ten- mne nome. Air. and Mrs. Ervin Slreet of Malm are visiting her father, Charles Seigle, in his Tenmile home. David Robison, 9, from Eugene, is visiting in Tenmile with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rob ison. Young Kobi.son is receiving treatment at the Easier Seal School, the Crippled Children's Hos pital in Eugene, and is now able to come home alone on a bus. Club Meets Tenmile Ladies Club met for an all-day meeting recently, and spent it quilling. The Red Cross East er Seal Supper was discussed and some of the ladies decided to bring chicken and noodles for those who disliked chili. Mrs. Don Lakey re minded the group that more ar ticles are needed for the fire box. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Chamblen spent a recent weekend visiting his brolher-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Killer, in Kirby. Air. and Airs. Chamblen recently made a business trip to Eugene and while there, visited their son, James Nuzum, a University of Or egon student. 2. r" " $ ' ''t' I "Snertamlar iMrrricann, turtmlo anri Moral Mene" orrmi anata "A mat for fine whole taroihf" "Another winner" CINCINNATI POST TTMM-ffMK Produced by Frank Capca. Starring Richard Carbon ami Dr. Frank Baxter, lo entor on NBC-TV. Pr9wntwti on TV OQtm by Id The Armed1 SERVICES Airman Michael W. Harding, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Neal Harding of Kt. 3, Roseburt;, has completed his initial course in Air Force basic military training at Lackland Air Korea Base, Tex. He hatt been se lected to attend the technical train ing course for supply specialist at Amanllo Air Force Base, Tex. Archit C. Mytrt, whose wife, Doris, accompanied him to San Antonio, Tex., has been commis sioned a 2nd Lt. in the Air Force upon his recent graduation from Officers Candidate School at Lack land Air Force Base. Tex. He will be assigned to Moore AFp, Tex., for entry in the pilot training course. Lt. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Myers of Ht. 4, Rose burg, served as a staff sergeant before entering officer candidate school.' Fly Nuisance Elimination Advice Given Dr. B. R. Shoemaker, Douglas County health officer, today advis ed Douglas County residents of ways to limit mosquito and fly nuisances around the home. His office also issued a warning to prospective picnickers who may suffer food poisoning through the improper handling of food as the warm weather approaches. The health officer said a mere cupful of water and a week of warm weather will breed a crop of two or Ihree hundred "hungry mos quitoes," and not much more is required for flies. "Sometimes our eave troughs, an old tin can, a bird bath or a com post pile will keep us pretty well supplied with insects all summer long," Dr. Shoemaker said. Sug9ition Made For i nuisance-free spring and summer, his office is suggesting home owners check their property for stagnant water and rotting veg etation or animal waste. Mosqui toes and flies seldom travel far from their hatching places. "Encourage your neighbors to do the same," Dr. Shoemaker said. "If you still have trouble, call your county Health Department or in sect control program for assist ance." Regarding food prepared for pic nics, the health officer offered a rule of thumb piece of advice: "Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold," he said. This prevents germs from developing the toxins which cause food poisoning. Such standard picnic Hems as potato salad, deviled eggs, cream pies and baked ham can be the source of serious food poisoning if given a chance, the doctor ad vises. He warned also an infected hand scratch can cause trouble if it is exposed to food. Powers Recess A-Ban Parley GENEVA (AP) The three-power conference has adopted three draft treaty articles, including one providing for permanent suspen sion of nuclear weapons tests, and has recessed until April 13. American. British and Soviet delegates also approved articles calling for periodic review of the operations of a test ban and for registering the treaty with the United Nations. The actions .today represented the first substantial move forward in the conference since before Christmas, when four draft treaty articles were adopted. The articles approved today were not too controversial. The basic difference between East and West slill remains. This revolves around the refusal of the Soviets lo accept an international inspection and control system to guarantee against violation of a test ban. ' it,? TOMORROW MARCH 22 6:00 P.M. CHANNEL 4 Pacific Telephone Sat., Mar. 21, 1939 Tho Local News A. H. Petersen and Rex Roberts have spent the last several days attending to business in Canada. Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Deller of this city made a business trip to Eugene and back tins week. Mr. end Mrs. B. A. Young are hark at their home in Westmore land, following the last several days in Portland attending to busi ness. Peter Wera, student at Univers ity of Oregon, arrived in Rose- burg Friday to spend the college vacation visiting his parents, Air. i and Airs. S. A. Warg. L. J. Full. Don and A. F. Micelli are back at their homes here, fol lowing the last several days in Northern California attending to businesa. Mr. end Mrs. Peulut McK.e and daughter, Carole, and son, Dickie, of this city visited in Eugene this week with the former ! mother, ; Airs. Florence AlcKce. Mrs. R, L. Preston returned. Thursday from a trip to Vancouver, ' Wash., where she visited her hus- band who is a patient at Barnes U. S. Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Hjalmer Johnson is report ed to be improving in health at : her home on SE Kane Street, : where she has been ill for the last several days. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacob ton are back at their home in Rose-, burg from Portland, where the for mer was hospitalized. Air. Jacob son is reported to be improving in health. Mist' Carolyn Jackson, student; at Oregon State College, Corvallis, arrived here today to spend the week of spring vacation visiting ! her parents. Air. and Airs. Elton I Jackson. i Lee Oliver went to Aurora Thurs day to visit his parents. Air. and Airs. Frank Oliver. From there he ! will go to Canby to visit at the i iom Oliver home. Coming back with him to Roseburg will ba Nor man Boe. son of Air. and Mrs. Clarence Boe of this city, who has been spending spring vacation vis iting his grandparents, the Tom Olivers. i I Mitt Pat McGrsw, record librar ian at Douglas Community Hos pital, has resigned her position and is leaving today for Portland where she will be employed at the Mult nomah Hospital. She will work as a medical secretary, then will be record librarian. Betty Robinson, who has been assisting Aliss Alc Graw, will replace the latter and will be assisted by Ardath Worth- ley. Sally Buckingham will accom pany Miss AlcGraw to Portland and will spend the weekend. Ray Nolle, freshman at Southern Oregon College at Ashland, has been spending spring vacation here visiting his parents. Air. and Mrs. E. C. Nolle. His houseguest has been a classmate, Jim Shiraki of Japan, who is attending SOC as a sophomore student. The two young men went to Corvallis inurs day to visit on the OSC campus with Alvin Butler and Bill Myers and other friends. Shiraki attended Oregon State College last year. He is 19 and is studying engineering and agriculture. Sutherlin Past Noble Grands Elect Officers Sutherlin Past Noble Grands met recently and elected officers. Ethel Wattman waa chosen pres- irrri. n. ....... luciiif rtiuu A'UJiiiiiis, viva Jicor dent; Meredith Pond, secretary, and Juanita Holgate, treasurer. Belle Cook was appointed to hay charge of the PNG Mart for the coming year. A dessert-luncheon was served to 18 members and three guests. Meredith Pond was Initiated Into the club. Pollyannas for the past year! wers revealed ana new names were drawn. The next meeting will be Tues day, April T with Pearl Harvey ai hostess. Indictment Bypass OK'd SALEM (AP) The House pass ed and sent to the Senata Friday a proposed constitutional amend ment that would permit district attorneys lo prosecute criminal cases without a grand jury indict ment, i It would be on the 1960 general election ballot. Prosecutions now can take place oniy after a grand jury indictment. Movie Showtime ATIJROAT, MARCH SI, Use INDIAN THEATRE KlddlM Matin., doora opm 12:30. Complete .how at 1:00. "Down Dakota Way" 1:07. "Hia watha" 2:30. Evening doora open fl:30. Compl.t ahowa 6:.S, 9:15. "Paul Bun yon" 7:02, 9:32. "Up P.rUcop." 7:22. STAitLTTK DRIVE-IN Gata open 0:30. Show, atart 7:00. "Money, Wom en and Ouna" 7:07, 10:22. 'Tlood Tide" :S4. BENETTA THEATRE (Wlnatonl Doora open S 4S p m. Show atarui. 7:00 p m. "Th. T.ll Stranger" and "God la My Partner." One ahowlng only on Sun day. SUNDAY, MARCH tl, 1a9 INDIAN THEATRE Matinee doora open 1:A. Complete ahow at 2:00. "Coronation of Pop. John XXIII" 2:17. "Mr. P.nnypack.r" 2:U. Evening door, open fl:30. Compl.t. ahow. :3, 9:00. "Coronation of Pop. John XXIII" 7:02, :17, "My Pennypack.r" 7:27. 9:43. STARLIT! DRIVE-IN Galea open 9:30. Complete ahow. atari 7.00. "Mon ey. Women and Gun." 7:07, 10:23. "Flood Tide" 8 :54. BENETTA THEATHE (Wlnstonl Doora open 6.4ft p m. Show etarta. 7 00 p.m. "The Tall Straneer" and "God la My Partner." One ahowinf only on Sun day. DANCE IVIRY NITE p.m. te 2 e m. The Rice Bowl 734 S. I. Stephens Clos.d Mondays Newi - Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3 U.S. Gold Flows Out Of Country WASHINGTON (AP) The Treasury announced 347 million dollars worth of gold flowed out of the United Stales in tne fourth quarter of last year. The department said Uncle Sam's gold hoard was lowered for Ihe year by S2.294, 2K),0O0 a rec ord reduction. The Netherlands was Ihe biggest buyer. Argentina sold more golrl to the United States than any country. One Complete Showing Only on Sunday Saturday and Sunday "THE TALL STRANGER" Joel McCreo Virginia Maya plus "GOD IS MY PARTNER" Walter Brennan Sunday Only BUCK NITE $1.00 Per Carload "RAINBOW 'ROUND MY SHOULDER" starring Frankie Laine, Billy Daniels, Charlotte Austin and Arthur Franz, plus Scott Brady and Bctta St. John in "THE LAW VS. BILLY THE KID" Ends Tonight "DAMN YANKEES" and "MANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE" IIJ.'U'iXL'lr; . NOW . . . thru SUN! Open 6:30 . . . Show starts 7:00 liviewj - Open 6:30 . . . Shows 6:45-9:00 TONITE: "UP PERISCOPE" & Walt Diiney's "Paul Bunyan" SUN-MON-TUE MATINEE SUN 2:00 Door. Open 1:45 No wonder they J I called him f WHATAMAN PENNYPACKER! 1 CLIFTON WEBB Ij i CHARLES COBURN JILL ST. JOHN SPECIAL Added Attraction: "The Coronation of Pope John XXIII" , in Spectacular ' TECHNICOLOR rm women ' F : J m " -iff- 1 1. J 1 i mmrnm
