12 The Nwi-IUylw, Rotoburg,
lodaUerf
. ClZLcOIIUMIMUM m VW
THURSDAY - MAY 21
' Pythian Siiter., 8 p.m. regular
cession at KP hall.
Dean Ptrrlni Chapter DAV
and auxiliary, Veterans Memorial
Building 8 p.m.
; Rotoburg chapter I of OES, Ma-
tonic Hall, 8 p.m.
Green Recreation Ann., Green
School gvm, 8 p.m.
Sutherlin Rebekah Lodge, 100 F
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
, Roitburg Council of Camp Fire
Girls, conference room of new
Rose School Building, 7:30 p m.
Army Retorvo, 1614 W. Harv
ard, 8 to 10 p.m.
IOOF, 100F hall, Jackson St., 8
p.m.
Roteburg Lion. Club, Umpqua
Hotel, 6:30 p.m.
Civil Air Patrol, airport, 7:30 to
9:30 p.m.
Glid Shufflari, pattern lessons,
Community Building, 8 p.m.
Lady Elks, Elks Club, 8 p.m.,
cards.
Barberihop Singing, Ricketts
Music Store. 8 p.m.
Hayloft Squarat, husinesa meet
ing, 8 p.m., Preschern Barn. La
ches bring cookies.
FRIDAY May 21
Cub Scout Park night, 8 p.m.,
Green School gym, last meeting of
year, boys, and their parents, who
will become Boy Scouts next fall
invited to attend.
Lookinggla.s School picnic and
The following radio anil televliiea programs era priatea1 at a free euelie service for Newa-Revlev
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KBES-TV Ch. 5
"Remaining Hours Today
, 4:00 Devotion
, 4 05 Uncle Rtll'i Cartoons
4 Pa nor a m
5:15 Doug Edward
R::tO Rin Tin Tin
6:00 Your TV Weatherman
, 6:05 Newi
6:15 Doug Kdwarcii Newa
fl :tO Induatry On Parade
; 45 Pappy Coleman
KOIN-TV Ch.
Remaining Hour. Today
4:00 Jimmy Dean
4:30 Cartoon Circui
A:30 Kit t arson
6:00 Weather-Sporta-Newa
6:15 Doug Edward, New
6:30 Scienc Fiction Theatre
7:00 December Bride
7:30 People's Choice
B OO Zane Grey Theatre)
8:30 Playhouse 90
TOYS
Cost Less At
JOHNNY'S
444 SE Jeckion it.
KPIC-TV Ch.
Remainuict Hourg Today
4:00 Addle Bobklni Show
ft: CO My Little Margie
5:30 Huekelberry Hound
6:00 News, Sports, Weather
619 NBC Newa NBC
6:30 Teen Data
6:45 To Ba Announced
FATHER'S DAY
KRNR
1490 KC
Remaining Hours Today
11:00 Edward R. Murrow
:0.v-strictly Dixie v
B30 Texaco Sporta
8:45 Frank Gosa
5 :M Weather
(i 00 Polka Time
6 1.1 Iowell Thomas
6 25 Sports
6 30 Timbertrail News
6::iY-MHBtera of Melody
T irO-Amoa Andy
7:30 Uuatnrrat News
7:35 Aniwer Pleaae
7 -IS Music
8:00 Heaver Ball
j o.OO Hichflelri Reporter
0:19 Music To Dream By
Econ-O-Wosh
531 N.E. Garden Valley Blvd.
WASH 20c DRY 10c
Coin Operated Unott.nd.d
Open 24 hn. 7 Day. Weak
KRXL 1240 KC
Remaining Hours Today
4 no-Mallnee
4 15 Krank Hrmfngway ABO
4 30 Going Mv Way
4 5.1 Nwi A BC
ft 00 Unm My Wv
A 15 John Dnlv ABC
aO Local Nwi
A 25 Paul Narvty ARC
8 :ift-Wm Winter ABC
ft 45 Flying A aporta
A 5rt Muatr
6 TO-Ed. P. Moron -ABC
15 I)tnnx MrlrKtiea
10 Farm Bureau Kxchang
A :5 Dinner Melrxllfa
A 55 IfKpl In th Nrwa - ABC
J no Vandrrconk Newa ABC
7 05 Nigh Beat
1 no Night Brat
7 55 Nrwa AHC
A: 00 Night Brat
8 55 Newa AHC
BOO Night Beat
KYES 950 KC
TeH.r
A 00 Sim on
j 0.1 Jim O Neil Show
8 15 Weathervan
25 Newa
A::tO Jim O'Neil Show
6 '55 Weather Summary
7 no New. Headline
7:03 Jim O'Neil Show
715 Weathervan
7 25 Newa
T.W Jim O'Neil Show
8:00 New Headlined
801 Jim O'Neil Show
8:15 Weathervan
8 25 Newa
8:: Leroy Hlatt 8 how
9-00 Newa ledjinei
B 01 Ieroy Hiatl Show
9:15 Wethervan
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CALENDAR 01 EVENTS
centennial program. Pupil cos
tume review and judging 10:30
p.m., picnic dinner, noon. Each
family bring table service. Centen
nial program 1 p.m.
Drivtr's Licen.e examiner 8
a.m. to S p.m. at 642 SB Kane St.
Elks, Club, duplicate bridge,
12:30.
Loyal Order of Moota, game
night, Moos Hail, 8 p.m.
Rivarsdala Grange, Grange Hall,
8 p.m.
Douglas Court II, Order of Am
aranth, Masonic Hall, potluck, so
cial. 6:30 p.m.
Vatarant of WWI, Douglas Bar
racks 176 and auxiliary, Veterans
Memorial Building, 8 p.m.
Crowded Ferry Sinks,
All But Eight Rescued
RIO DK JANKIRO, Brazil (AP)
A ferryboat carrying 127 com
muters across Guanahara Bay
sank today in a heavy rainstorm
All hut eight passengers were re
ported saved.
The ferry, with a capacity of
280, sank during the morning rush
hour.
Navy launches and private craft
joined in rescue operations.
The boat went down near the
end of its 20-minute run.
Tlie storm flooded large sections
of Rio de Janeiro and cut commu
nications. 7:00 December Bride
7:30 Cannonbnll
8:00 Danger Ja Mv Buiinea
8 .10 Playhouae Ninety
10:00 US Marshall
10::i0 Late Newt
10:.'t5 MGM Theatre
12:00 Sign Off t
Fill DAY, MAT M, MM
9:001 Love Lucy
0:30 Top Dollar
J0:00 Love Of Life
10:00 MacKenzle Haider
10:30 City Dealt
10:35 News Wire
10:40 Theatre
FRIDAY, MAV U. IH.Mf
8: 15 Agriculture on Parade
0:30 Telecoura Mnn-Wed-Fri
7:00 Grant Hoiconib, Newa
7:15 Capt. Kangaroo
BOO Cartoon Time
8 : 30- Sa m Le venaon Show
9 00 I Love Lucy
9:30 op Dollar
for the finest In
WEDDING
Invitations . Announcement!
M & M PRINTERS
242 S. E. Jackson OR 3-8591
7:0026 Men
7:30 Too Young to Oo Steady NBC
8:00 State Trooper
8:30 rord Show NBC
9:00 You Bet Your Life NBC
9:30 Masquerade Party NBC
10:00 Reacua 8
10:30 Jack Paar NBC
11:30 Late Newa
FRIDAY. MAT It, 1A i
9:00 Price Is Right NBC I
11:00 Sign Oft
FRIDAY, HAT . Is.
8:00 Nnwa
6:15 Dawn Patrol
6 .15 Newa
7:00 TimbertraM News
7 0. Hiae n Shina
7:25 Newa
7:30 Frank Gone
7 45 Harry Babbitt
8 00 News
8:05 Toaat n Tunes
8:25 Nor1hwt H (Ik tea
8 30 Ruaty Draper
8 35- Toaat N Tunes
9:00 News
905 Toaat n Tunes
lo.oo Man About Town
10 05- Weather News
10:10 News
WOODEN or ALUMINUM
SCREENS
WINDOWS and DOORS
Ph OR 2-4600--Curly Craig
9-5il"t,oca Newa
10:00 Sign On
r Kill AT. HAT It.
5ffi Rooiter ft vet lie
3.H--Newa, Headline, Weather
5 .1.5 Kooster Reveille
A 00 Dawnhuatera
A JO Pal Motors New
35 Hying A Sporla
A:tO Muair Flit
A .1.5 County Agent
A 40 Alarm Clock Club
A S5 Horn's Weather Capaiile
7 00 Frank Hemingway AHC
7 I5-Brrkfat Gong
7 Headline Newa
7 .11- Break fan! t.ong
T 5 Loci. Newa
7 50-Aa You Like It
A 1)0 Cliff Kngle -ABC
R I5(irden Tlpa And Tune
A HA Tun Toppen
A:t5-Norg Nrwt
A 40 Tun Toppera
8 50-Mel(Hlv Horn Ttm
A 55- Paul Harvey - ABC
10 l-eroy Hlatt Show
in 00 Newa Headline
10 (in lroy Hialt Show
10 15 Wejlhtrvan
10 25 Newt
10 tO-l-eroy Hiaft Show
11 00 Nrwa Headline
11 (LI 1-eror Htatt Show
1 1 15 We rt her van
25 Newa
11 Jim O Nelt Show
12 OO Newa IleMlinea
12 0,1 Jim O Neil Show
12 15 Weathervan
12 25 Newi
12 10 Jim O'Neil Shaw
OO-New Headline
I 0.1 Jim O Nell Show
)l 5 Weathervan
1 25 Newa
1 TO Jim O'Neil Shew
1 no Newt Headline
t 05 Jim O Neil Show
1.19 Weathervan
Oto.
Local
Mrt. Glen Beach, credit man
ager for Miller's, and Marjorie
Hodgson, credit manager lor Hck
wood Mutors, were in Tacoma Sun
day and Monday for the Pacific
Northwest Council of Credit Wom
en in conjunction with District 10,
National Retail Credit Association.
Mildred Euttect and Nina Whit
ney, both of Creswell, and Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Insley, both of
Sandy, are convention guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
Adams, 377 SE Fowler. They ar
rived Monday and will leave to
night. Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker and
daughter, 5'j, and sons, 3 years
old and 18 months-old, have moved
here from Mapleton and have pur
chased the True residence at Win
ston. Mr. Tucker is an engineer
for the C and D Lumber Co. at
Riddle.
Mrt. L. W. Riley and Mrs. John
Doering of this city and the lat
ter! daughter, Miss Katherine
Doering, of Chicago, 111., drove
to Corvallis Wednesday to attepd
the ceremony at which time the
rnrmir'i HmiLihlpf Mikr Patricia
Riley, junior at OSC, was taken
into a national nonorary.
The Class of 1939 (Roseburg
High School) will hold a reunion
June 27 in Roseburg. Class mem
bers still not contacted by the
committee are Miles Anderson,
Mary Brooks, Keith Kennedy, Clif
ford Neal and Helen Sebern. Any
one knowing Ihe whereabouts of
these- members is asked to call
Mrs. Sidney Moon Jr.
10:30 Search For Tomorrow
10:45 Guiding Light
11:00 Walter Cronkita
11:05 Mfrning Matinea
12::0 Ai The World Tumi
1:00 Jimmy Dean Show
1:30 limine Party
2:00 Big Payoff
2:30 Verdict If Youri
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge Of Night
10:00 Love of Life
10:30 Search For Tomorrow
10:45 Gullding Light
ll:0O HI Neighbor
11:30 Amos & Andy
12:30 As World Turns
1:00 KOIN Kitchen
1:30 House Party
200 Big Payoff
2:30 Verdict la Yours
3:00 Brighter Day
3:15 Secret Storm
3:30 Edge of Night
Kohlhagen Apts.
Jackton St. t Lane Ave,
Modern, Reaionoblo Rent
Adults OR 3-8244
"A Good Piece Te Llva"
9 :30 Coneen tratlon N BC
10:00 Tie Tac Dough NBC
10:30 It Could Ba You NBC
11:00 Queen for A Dav NBC
11:30 Haggis Bagejis NBC
12:00 Young Dr. Ma lone NBC
12 30 From These Roota NBC
1:00 Truth or Consequencea NB4J
1:30 Copco Horn Show
3:00 Spectartor
3:45 Guided Tour
Moved
but within convenient reach
. . . that's th new Instru
ment panal af the '39 Mer
cury. Sea for yourself new
driving comfort with tha dash
movad out of your lop.
SI DILLARD
MOTOR CO
MERC EDSEL LINCOLN
ENGLISH FORD
10:15 Second Mrs. Burton
10:30 Music
10:35 Right To Happineas
M 00 Newa
ll:03-Whtaperlng Srt
11:15 Couple Next Door
1130 Helen Trent
11:45 Young Dr. Mai on a
1200 News
12:15 Meet The Artist
12:30 Galen Drake
1 00 Npwm
1-05-Robert Q. Lewis
2 00Nwa
2 05 Houaepartr
1 to-Pat Hut i ram
S'45-KRNR Corral
3 00 News
205- KKNR Corral
CENTENNIAL SPECIAL
NEW
MODEL '60' OLIVER BALER
IS h p. air-cooled motor
SI8S0
PAUL CASEY EQUIP, CO.
2211 N. E. Stephen. OR 3-401!
BOO Hreakfaat Club ABC
1000 Peter Awl Mary ABC
1(110 Farm Riitmu Exchange
10 15 Tello Teat-ABC
10 . Holbrook Newa ABC
10:45 Hon Party
11:15 -Waxworki
11 .10 Carnation Milk Tim
II 45 Take Ten
11 Vl-Newa -ABC
12 0O Mid Day New
12 15 Flying A Sporti
12 JO Social Calendar
12 25-MtiMc Fill
12 50 Greet Your Neighbor
12 45 Market Report
12 15 Muaie Fill
1 00 Local Newa
1 05 Matinee
1 30 Stork Club
1 .15 Matinee
1 55 Newa -A. BC
1 OO Matine
2 VI Newa- ABC
1 no Matine
3 55 New ARC
25 Community Calendar
2 tO Lernv Hiatt Show
.1 no New Headllnea
5 0;t Lerov Htatt Show
3 15-WealfMrvan
5 15 Newa
3 -Uror Hiatt Show
4 00 New Headlinea
4 05 Lerov Hialt Show
4 15-Watttrvan
4 25 Newa
4 10 Umr Hiatt Show
A 00 Newa Headline
So;ilrov Hiatt Show
ft 15 Weathervan
A 25 Newa
ft W -Mimic- br Meekt
A 00 -Newa Headline
01 Mune by Mke
A 15 Mearhorvan
A 25 Nrwa
Mti.e br Veeka
S New Headline
100 Sign Off
Nevs
Mrs. Al H. May and Mrs. L. .1.
Redmond of this city were in Eu
gene Tuesday for the League of
Women Voters convention, at
which time Mrs. Paul llolmer of
New York, a National Board of
Directors member,1 was the guest
speaker.
2 From Med ford
Have Close Call
LOS ANGELES (AP) Theo
Wenaus, a retired Medford, Ore.,
lumberman, and his wife had a
close call when they pulled over
to a curb to check a road map
here Tuesday.
A trailer overturned and drop
ped 20 tons of steel pipe onto the
rear of their car. Wenaus, 73, and
his wife, Ella, 59,- were not hurt
but were badly frightened.
They were driving to Marine
land. Mrs. Wenaus said (hat her
mother and a friend had planned
to accompany them but decided
not to at the last minute.
"If they had." she added, "they
probably would have been killed
in the back seat."
Arrest Record Revealed
SALEM (AP) Oregon state
police arrested 3,863 persons and
warned 2,118 others in April for
violations of motor vehicle laws.
There were 1,436 arrests for
I violating the basic speed law, 75
lor drunken driving, 73 lor reck
less driving, and 244 for hazardous
passing.
Movie Showtime
THIIRSDAV, MAY SI, lttMt
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 8:45.
Complete shows 7:00, 9:15. "Warlock"
7:1(1, 9:38.
STARLITE DRIVE IN Gates open
7:00. Shows start at duak. Approxi
mate starting time "No Name on the
Bullet" 7:52, 11:06. "The Decks Ran
Red" 9:30).
PINE MOTOR THVATHE Gates optn
7:00. Shows start at dusk. Approxi
mate starling time "Return to War
bow" 7:55, 11:55, "Some Came Run
ning'' 9H7.
RIO THEATRE (Myrtle Creek)
Snowfire," 7:07 and 10:04 P.M., plus
"High Coat of Loving," 6:33 p.m.
FRIDAY
RIO THEATRE (Myrtle Creek)
"Snowfire." 7:07, 10:04 p.m., plus
"High Coat of Loving," 8:.'I3 p.m.
FRIIM f. MAV tt, IWfl
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6 45.
Complete shows 7:00, 9:15. "Warlock"
7; IB, 9:38.
STARLITE DRIVE IN Gales open
7:00. Show alart at dusk. Approxi
mate starting time "No Name on the
Bullet" 7:52, 11:06. 'Decks Ran Red"
9:36.
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open
7:00. Shows start at dusk. Approxi
mate atnrting time "Return to War
bow" 7 55, 11:55. "Some Came Run
ning" 9:27.
DANCE EVERY NITE
9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
The Rice Bowl
734 S. E. Stephen.
Closed Monday.
Why Risk
On The
Highway
This Memorial
Day Weekend? Sg
Make Reservations at Rose-etta Lodge and enjoy our
HEATED SWIMMING POOL
Sun bathing on
pool deck
Rose-elfa Lodge
1067 N. E. Stephens St.
Ej! ! .! Bl Jl J I "".irdownkp?rr.l
KTA i V oW Df 1 SO . hoM. ft
Amona Freezers are available from 12 to 25 cu. ft.
Deepfreeze
homkI freezer M
Mad only by
tnqmValkii
ROSEBURG - 648 S. E.
LIFE IN SCOTTSBURG gets a rollicking treatment in
"Only When I Lough." Above is on illustration from
Mrs. Workmon as one of the state's top authors.
DOUGLAS LIBRARY ARRIVALS
Lower Umpqua Life Portrayed
In New Gladys Workman Book
By GEORGE CASTILLO
New.-Review As.istant Editor
Gladys Workman of Scotlsburg
has the happy capacity of being
able to laugh at her tribulations.
And for Gladys, that means
laughing almost all the time, tier
life has been literally one illness
or injury alter another. Her ill
nesses and accidents read like a
medical dictionary.
But the optimistic view she took
of life and its misfortunes has re
sulted in one of the finest literary
efforts from a Douglas County au
thor. She appropriately calls it
"'Only When I J.augh." Prentice
Hall is starting publication of the
book today.
Her story of her life in the his
toric little town of Scotlsburg is
told with earthy good humor in the
style of "The Egg and I."
It tells of the rollicking adven
tures of a family from the big city
of Los Angeles suddenly settling in
the little town of Scotlsburg in the
Lower Umpqua River valley.
Fresh Air Needed
Gladys made up ber mind that
the fresh air and peace of the
sparsely populated area around
Scottsburg would be just the ticket
to restore her husband Norman's
health. Ignoring such problems as
where to live and how to earn a
living, she packed up husband and
nephew and left for Scotlsburg
from Los Angeles.
The Workmans launched their
new life in a construction shack,
Your Life
Also enjoy playing
shuffleboard
Phone OR 3-5556
Tvmancs
Roic - Dial ORchord 3-5574
minus doors, windows, electricity,
water and "facilities." She had to
cope with floods, forest fires,
snakes in the kitchen, bears on the
porch, her recurrent illnesses and
a host of other problems not found
in the city.
Her biggest problem, however,
was getting to be accepted by her
plain speaking neighbors. They
'iiuight she was dangerously mad.
The local people believed their
suspicions of "that snooty Mrs.
Workman" were confirmed when
her husband revealed he had spent
their life savings on six tons of
daffodil bulbs. The tide changed,
however, as Norman helped im
prove the valley's daffodil industry.
This year, the Workmans' crop
yielded more than a million bulbs.
Encouraged, Gladys continued
her winning ways until she has
become Scottsburg's No. 1 citizen.
Characters Are Real
In her books, she has pictured
her neighbors and their activities
in a warmly hilarious fashion.
neither saintly nor sardonic. The
i characters are just plain folks.
What makes the book even more
readable is that the characters are
all real.
Being real, they have humor.
One indication is Gladys' introduc
tion of ceramics to the community.
She called one woman and said
"Maggie, how'd you like to take
ceramics?"
"Gee. kid," Maggie said. "I don't
see why I wouldn't. I've taken
Senitan and I.ydia Pinkhain's and
about everything else. What's ce
ramics good for?"
Mrs. Workman also does a mas-
terfnl job of describing such insti -
lutions as the party line telephone
She calls it "unquestionably the
finest tooUever perfected for hu
man communication." Her descrip
tion of the community forum which
took place with every ring of the
party line is hilarious.
Her warmly human story is one
that indicates that neither she nor
the valley will be the same again.
Other new library arrivals are:
Adult Non-Fiction: The Civil
War. John S. Blay' Star Worm
wood, Curtis Bok; Experts' Book
of Boating. Ruth Brindze: Rivers,'
Man and Myths, Robert Brittain; ;
Your Gifted Child, Florence Brum
baugh; Van C'libtirn Legend, Ab
rain Chasins: To Appomattox,!
Burke Davis; Great Oildorado, Hil-I
degarde Dolson; Crossing of Ant
arctica, Sir Vivian Furhs: Prin
cess of Monaco, Grant Gaither.
How to Write & Sell Magazine
Articles, Richard Gehman; Air
Forces of the World, William
Green; Rain & the Feast of the
Stars, Rciko Hatsumi; Challenge
of Liberty, Robert V. Jones; My
Brother's Keeper, Stanislaus
Joyce; Undiscovered Self, Carl'
Jung: Demon of the North, Peter:
Krott: The Doctor in Oregon. O.
Larsell; What We Are For, Arthur
Larson; Sold for Silver, Janet
Lull.
Our Land, Our People, Look
magazine (periodical): l.ong Way
from Missouri, Mary Margaret Mc
Bride; Last Essays, Thomas Mann; :
: Little World of Laos, Oden Mcek
!er; New History of the United
States, William Miller; Springs of
Adventure. Wilford Noyce; Osford
Book of Irish Verse; Stenograph-
The
Ricettes
IN
"THE
EAST
FAR
REVUE"
For yoir added dininej enjoy
ment ond on terto in me nt, e)
show yon wiH reolly enjoy!
2
DINNER SHOWS
EVERY
FRIDAY
and 9 P.M.
ic LOUNGE
THE RICE
-.fa-iEtl
Gladys Workmon's true story,
the book which should establish
er-Typist. Pergande Publishing Co.;
Passion for Books, Lawrence Pow
ell; My Russian Journey, Santha
Rama Rau; The Professor and I,
Dorothy Van Duren.
Adult Fiction: Gideon's Staff.
John Creasey; Appointment on the
Yellowstone, Harry Drago; The
Pledge, Kriedrich Duerrenmatt;
Mount Olive, Lawrence Durrell;
Tales of the Caribbean, Garland
Koark; The Lincoln Hunters, Wil
son Tucker; The Long Rope, Wil
liam D. Turner; Angers of Spring,
Joseph Whitehill; The Moonflower,
Phyllis Whitney.
Young Moderns Non - Fiction:
Two Together, Robert Dodds; The
Moon, George Gamow; Plant Hunt
ers. Frances Jewett.
Young Modern. Fiction: Beck
oning Landfall. Allena Best;
Rogues and Vagabonds, Gladys
Malvern: Jet Navigator, Ruther
ford Montgomery; Attack at Fort
Lookout, Russell Reeder; Menace
from the Moon. Hugh Walters;
Matt Tyler's Chronicle, Christoph
er Webb.
Juvenile Non-Fiction: Do You
See What 1 See?, Helen Borten;
Animals That Help Us. Carroll
Lane Fenton; Oliver Pete Is a
Bird. Carroll Lane Fenton; Cook
ing Book, Betty Miles.
Juvenile Fiction: Clancy's Witch,
Emilie Mcl.eod; All Alone in the
World, Johanna Apyri; M u s a.
Louise Stineiorf
Easy Books: Mr. Charlie's P e t
Shop, Edith Hurd; A Moon or a
Button, Ruth Krauss; Harold's Cir
cus. David I.eisk; Little Monkey,
Catherine Woolley.
Reference: Global Atlas. Frank
Debenham: Funk St Wasjnall's
; standard Dictionary of Folklore,
Mythology and Legend, Vol. 2.
Incorporations Filed
SALEM (AP) Articles of
in-
corporation today included:
Church of Christ, Baker. Emily
Jo Martin. Carrie Gatson and Na
deen Dickison.
Hell's Canyon Boat Club. Rich
land. Norman Taylor, Eugene
Gardner, June Wilson and H. C.
McCurdy.
Thuridoy thru Saturday
"THE VIKINGS" starring Kirk
Doug. I a i, Tony Curtis, Ernest Borg
nine and Janet Leigh, plus Audi
Murphy, Eddie Albert, Patricia
Owens and Everett Sloane in "THE
GUN RUNNERS"
Friday ond Saturday
"BIG COUNTRY"
Gregory Peck Jean Simmon.
Charclton Heiron Carroll Baker
plus
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Don Megowon
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plu.
"HIGH COST Of LOVING"
Jose Ferrer
Gena Rowlands
9
NOW. ..THRU SATURDAY
Open of 7:00. ..Show, irert Du.k
FRANK SINATRA
Dean Martin Shirley MocLoine
"SOME CAME RUNNING"
in Color . . , plus
Phil Corey "Return to Warbow"
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