8 The Newt-Review, Roteburg,
Swift ICBM Tests
Ordered For Army
WASHINGTON (AP) The De-
jense department has ordered uie
Army to test its weapon! i?auist
BWift lntormntifl.nl.! hallittic
missiles instead of Uie slower in-
termeaiate-ranga rocket.
Here is the revised target trial
Atlases to be used a targets
will be fired from Vandenberg Air
Force Base. Calif.
As the target missile travels
Dast thft nra nf Ifua ialpin Uland
in the Marshall Island group
aoout 4,800 miles from vanden
berg a Zeus will be shot aloft
in an attempt to destroy it.
The Army claims Zeus radars
will detect incoming missiles
while they are still several hun
dred miles away. Computers in
the Zeus system, acting on radar
information, automatically will
launch and guide the Zeus to the
interception point.
TWINS FOR TRIPPLETTS
OLIVIA, Minn. (AP) It was
(wins for the Tnppletts at the Ren
ville County Hospital here.
A pair of boys was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Earl 'i'ripplctt of nearby
Danube.
Jerry's Cafe -Now Open
(Formerly The Jiffy Cofe)
Remodeled and Under New Management
OPEN 5 A.M. to 10 P.M.
DINNERS BREAKFASTS SHORT ORDERS
Serving Hamburgers, Root Beer, Soft Ice Cream Com
plete Fountain Service.
Walk-up Window 1 542 S. E. STEPHENS
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:30 December Bridt
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4:7V Sportt Hlghllgtitt
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Veteran Ag Employes
Announce Retirement
SALEM (AP) Two veteran
employes of the state Agriculture
Uepanmeru reiireo today.
. They are W. L. Close, super
visor oi me snipping point inspec
tion service wr .m years; and W.
S. Kampe, Salem shipping point
supervisor with 19 years of serv
ice. Kanipe will work with the plant
division of the Alaska Hate de
partment of Agriculture.
Close's successor will be Malion
D. Murphy, who comes finm
Michigan where he holds a similar
POM.
Kred Pope, who resigned as
head of the animal division, also
left the department today,
BOOM IN PETROCHEMICALS
DALLAS, Tejt. (AP) The pet
rochemical industry has expanded
six times since World War II, the
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
reports.
Petrochemistry, involving mak
ing chemicals from oil and natural
gas, is estimated by the bank at
a rate of 50 billion pounds valued
at six billion dollars.
In 1945 production was only eight
billion pounds with a value of less
than a billion.
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USFS Men Discover
Helpless Fisherman
GRANTS PASS (AP)-A fisher
man lay helpless, his leg broken
in three places, until found by two
U. S. Forest Service men hiking
to their camp in the rugged Illi
nois River Canyon area of South
western Josephine County Tues
day. Max H. Kearns, 59, Grants Pass,
was brought into the hospital here
seven hours after his accident.
He had been fishing on remote
Bnggs Creek. His wife and chil
dren were waiting for him at the
mouth of the creek, and did not
know he lay injured some distance
away.
A rescue party brought him out
by stretcher, four - wheel - drive
pickup, and ambulance.
Former FDR Aides See
Victory For Democrats
UVALDE. Tex. (APiTwo ton
Officials of the Franklin D. Roose
velt administration lohn Nance
Garner and James J. Farley
ooin predict a Democratic vic
tory in November if the parly can
maintain harmony and avoid
splits.
Farley, postmaster general and
Democratic national chairman
under Roosevelt, was here
weunesaay for his annual visit
with Garner, former vica
president.
The two spent about 45 minutes
together, talking mostly about old
times, Farley told newsmen. li
was en route from Mexico to his
home in New York.
Farley, 72, said Garner, who is
92, set mod well, was in good spir
its and exceptionally well-informed
on national and interna
tional affairs.
Karlicr Farley told newsmen at
San Antonio he believes the nom
ination will go to either Sen. John
F. Kennedy of Massachusetts or
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tcxai.
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Saturday, July 2
Tri V Squoro Dane Club, Ka
gles Hall, Myrtle Creek, Ernie Gil
bert, caller, 9 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 245 SE
Jackson, 8 p m., for information
call OK 3-8608.
South Door Crook Grange
Grange Hall, 8:15 p.m.
Buckeroo Square Dance Club, at
the barn, dance-of-month instruc
tion, 7:30 p.m., ladies bright light
potluck, fi p.m.
Sunday, July 3
Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs
meeting room of Munroc-Hutson
Clinic, 880 SE Jackson, 7:30 p.m.
Roieburg Rod and Gun Club,
trap shooting, 10 a.m.
Wilbur - Sutherlin Methodist
Youth Choir practice, Wilbur Meth
odist Church, 3 p.m.
Monday, July 4
Holiday
Tuesday, July 5
Theta Rho public installation, at
Oddfellows Hall. 7:30 p.m., busi
ness meeting at 7 p.m.
Winston Police Reserve,' C i t y
Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Elks Duplicate Bridge Group
Elks Temple, 7:30 p.m.
Roseburg Kiwanis Club, Umpqua
Hotel civic room, noon.
Glide Kiwanis Club, 7:30 p.m.
Associated Volunteers card par
ty, VA Hospital recreation buiW
ing music room, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Army Reserve, 1614 W. Harvard,
S to 10 p.m.
Alcoholics Anonymous, 245 SE
Jackson, 8 p.m., for information
call OH 3-8G08.
Boots and Calico, beginner's
round dance classes, Winston Com
munity Hall. 8 p.m.
Sutherlin Girls Drill Team prac
tice. East Grade School play
ground, for information write
Box 262, Kt. 1, Sutherlin, 5 p.m.
Roseburg Woman's Club, board
meeting, 10:30 a.m.
Oakland City Council.
Doug-eft's, Sheriff's Mounted Pa
trol, courthouse, 7:30 p.m.
Rainbow Garden Club, business
meeting and potluck.
Myrtle Creek City Council, City
Hall, 8 p.m.
Melrose Grange, Grange Hall,
8 p.m.
Job's Daughters, Bethel 8, Ma
sonic Hall, 7:30 p.m.
Pre-Natal Class, Mercy Hospi
tal, 7:30 p.m.
Missionary Society of Melrose
Community Church, all-day work
meeting, at the church, 10 a.m.
Lightning Fires
Jet Fuel Tank
LANOLEY AIR FORCE BASE,
Va. (AP) Spillage atop a 50,000
gallon tank of aviation jet fuel
caught fire Wednesday night aft
er it apparently was struck by
lightning in a severe electrical
storm.
Flames leaped up from the four
story high structure, located 200
yards from four other such tanks.
Firemen evacuated about two
dozen children from a nursery op-
prated by officers' wives across
the street.
SUNDAY
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tOO News CBS
B'05 Our Sunday Beit (To 11 00)
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6:00 News CBS
6: 05Have Gun Will Travel CBS
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130 Face The Nation
9 00 Newt
9 0S Years of Crttia
10-00 Reoorter
10:15 Sign Of
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? 30 Sunday Melodies
I 00 Radio Bible Clas ABC
1 JO Christian Brotherhood Hour
9 00 Assembly of God
.10Volce of Phrophecy ABC
10 00 Local News
10 04 Weekend Scores
10 10 Sunday Carousel (To 11:55)
10 JO Frank and fcrnet--ABC
11 75 Weekend News ABC
11 30 For Those Who Serve
13 00 Weekend Newt
II 55 Local News
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1:30 Radio Bible Class ABC
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5 30 Guest Star
5 45 it Haiwned During The Weth
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J Community News Items
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy La Fort and
children; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Oder
kirk and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Rand are spending the
holiday weekend at Crescent Lake.
Mrs. Pearl Lynch of McFarland.
Calif., is a guest of her son and
daughter in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Lynch, and is also spending
some time with her son, Charles
Lynch, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn We Mm an
and Mrs. Roy Eoy and daughters.
Suzanne and Patli, have returned
from a two week vacation trip into
California. They toured Disneyland
and other points of interest going
as far south as San Diego and
Tiajuana.
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Allen and
daughters, 13 and 7, and son, 9,
have moved here from Clarinda,
Iowa, and are making their home
at 1148 NE Freemont. Allen is em
ployed by Pacific Plywood and
Mrs. Allen will teach at Joseph
Lane Junior High School.
Captain and Mrs. Donald Morgan
and daughter, Stephanie, are leav
ing Monday to return to their home
in Vancouver, Wash., following the
weekend here visiting Mrs. Mor
gan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
man Aydelott, and other relatives
and friends.
Eisenhower Greets
Touring Youngsters
WASHINGTON (AP) Presi
dent Eisenhower chatted with a
group o touring West Coast
youngsters Wednesday and gave
them some personal advice.
"Ha told us to remember that
each oC us is an individual, and
that we should assume individual
responsibility," said Joann Pot
ratz, Walla Walla, Wash.
Joann was one of bo young
people in an American Heritage
tour group who visited with the
president at the White House tor
about a half hour.
Wendy Rutter, Yakima, Wash.,
told the President she and two
others in the group are students
at Eisenhower High school at
Yakima.
'He got a kick out ot that and
put his arm around me," Wendy
said.
lie has all the charm attrib
uted to him. I expected to be
alraid, but he put us all at ease,'
said Alartha F. (lies, Indepen
donee, ee.
Said Alike Callow, Seattle:
"You can see the greatness o
the man in his face. Tnere was
an air that it takes somebody
great to build."
The group had a date to visit
the Russian Embassy Wednesday
auernoon.
'I hope we can ask auestions."
said Susan A. Ashley of Portland.
The group, led by George Wen
zel, Portland, arrived here last
Sunday. The youngsters will tour
Washington and East Coast his
toric areas from Virginia to New
York lor 28 days.
Bureau Recommends
Elimination Of Stops
ONTARIO. Ore. (AP A federal
bureau is recommending that five
West Coast Airlines' stops be
eliminated in the Pacific North
west, stale Sen. Anthony Yturr:
said today.
Two other Ontario-Payette
and Burley-Rupert are bein
recommended for continuance,
Yturri said.
The question of whether service
should 'be continued to the seven
points was the subject of a recent
Civil Aeronautics Board hearing
at Baker.
Yturri, who represented Ontario
at the hearing, said he had re
ceived a telegram from Monte
Lazarus, counsel for the Bureau
of Air Operations in Washington.
D. C.
He said Lazarus reported the
bureau was recommending
against further stops at Baker,
Centralia-Chehalis, lillensburg. La
Grande and McCall, Idaho. Yturri
said Ontario-Payette was being
recommended for a three-year re
newal and Burley-Kupert for per
manent certification.
Distillery Warehouse
Fired By Lightning
OWEN'SBORO. Ky. (AP)
I.iijlHniilK set firs to a distillery
wurehouse today, destroying the
storage htiikling and 20.000 bar
rels of whisky.
The fire broke out at the Med
ley Distilling Co. during a morn
ing thunderstorm that later moved
eastward across Kentucky. The
building flamed intensely as bar
rel after barrel of newly distilled
whisky burst.
Visits Soviets
MOSCOW (APW .President R.v
jendra Prasad of India left by
plane for Stalinabad today, eon
tinning his goodwill tour ot the
Si) vtet Union.
DANCE
Friday & Saturday, 9 to 2
Sunday, 7:00 until?
MUSIC BY
SAMMY'S NIGHT RIDERS
Special 4th of July Dance-9 to 2
Fins Foods Cocktails Dancing
The JUNCTION
IN
Mr. Batty Wilbur is 00 a two
week vacation from her work in
the yardage department at Mdir i
Dept. Store.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Diion and
family have been vacationing this'
week at Union Creek camp ground
Dixon will return to his job Tues
day at Moore Steel Co. .
Mrs. Jo Anna Yost has accepted a
position at Uie Style Shop.
Spending the holiday weekend
here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Trim
mell and family are Mr. and Mrs. j
John Kgnoes of Chehaus, Wash-i
The two women are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Robart Ballowi aad
son, Roy, and daughter, Susan, oi
Portland, formerly of this city, are
expected to arrive here this week
end to remain over the Fourth of.
July holiday visiting their parents, i
Mr. and Mrs. Davis 0. Mead, and
Mrs. Roy Bellows.
Don Hood, who has been area
salesman supervisor here for Tide
water Oil Company, has been noti
fied of his promotion the Gresham
area for the company. The Hood
family is making arrangements for
selling their home here and moving
to Gresham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur W. Castl
and twin daughter and son, a, and
son, 15, have moved here from Do
rena, Ore., and have purchased
the residence at 2953 NE Hall St.
Casleel is at home because of a
logging injury. They also have a
grown son, who is employed by
Young Logging Co.
Movie Showtime
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1M0
INDIAN THEATRE Door! open 6:45. Com
plete shows 7:0O-9:IS. "Hannibal" 7:25-9:0
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gales open 7:15.
Shows starl at dusk. "Pillow Talti" and
"Dangerous Youth"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open
7:15. Shows starl at dusk. "Gunman's
Walk" and "Wake Me When It's Over"
B6NETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Journey
lo the Center ot the Earlh" and "Blood
and Steel"
CLOVERLEAP DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
ollUe opens at 7, show starts at dusk.
To see complete program be In by B:30.
"Sink the Bismark" and "Subway In the
Sky"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Tri-Cltyl Show starts
at dusk. "They Came lo Cordura, "The
Flying Fonlaines" and Patterson vs Jo
hannson Fight Pictures
SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1U0
INDIAN THEATRE Summer Schedule.
Closed Sun-Mon
STARLITE DRIVE IN Gates ooen 7:15.
Shows starl at dusk. "Wild River" and
"The 3rd Voice" 1
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open 7:15.
Show starts at dusk. "Home from the Hill"
and "Alaska Passage"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office open, at 7, show starts at dusk.
"Pillow Talk" and "13 Fighting Men"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Trl-Citv Show starts
at dusk. "Have Rocket, Will Travel" and
"Comanche Station"
MONDAY JULY 4,
INDIAN THEATRE Summer Schedule.
Closed Sun-Mon
STARITE DRIVE IN Gates ooen 7:15.
Show starts at dusk. "Wild River" and
"The 3rd Voice"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Gates open
7:15. Show starts at dusk. "Home from Ihe
Hill" and "Alaska Passage"
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office opens at 7, show starts at dusk.
"Pillow talk" and "13 Fighting Men"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN (Tri-Cily) Show
starts al dusk. "Have Rocket, Will Travel"!
and "Comanche station"
Tonight
"JOURNEY TO THE CENTER
OF THE EARTH"
Pat Boone James Mason
Arlene Dohl
plus
"BLOOD AND STEEL"
John Lupton Ziva Rodaun
Sunday thru Tuesday
One ot the Year's
Funniest Comedies
Rock Hudson Doris Day
in "PILLOW TALK"
In Color plus
Grant Williams in
"13 FIGHTING MEN"
Ends Tonight
"SINK THE BISMARK"
"SUBWAY IN THE SKY"
Sunday thru Tuesday
Th Thrett Stooge In "HAVE
ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL" plus
"COMANCHE STATION" starring
Randolph Scott.
PLUS
ANNUAL LIVE FIRE
WORKS DISPLAY
Sunday Only
No additional chargt
Ends Tonight
"THEY CAME TO CORDURA"
"THE FLYING FONTAINES" and
THE PATTERSON vt. JOHANN
SON FIGHT PICTURES.
WINSTON
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1
Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. K.ll.y re
turned Tb.urd.iY from a visit with
reUlites m Salem and Albany.
Itsty werx gyn about W days.
Miss Chariot? Ann Boutin is
spending tne summer with her
uttser. Charles Lyaca, and family.
Si resides ui Tucson. Aru.
Virginia Prowoll, 8. daughter of
Mr. ami Mrs. li-U ProweLl. suf
fered a broken leit arm Wednes
day m a tall at her home. Both
bones near uie wrist were broken.
Th Rav. and Mrs. Atchison and
two ons base leit tor their home
in Eiisworta. h.jns., toUowins a
here win bis parents. Mr.
aad Mrs. J. C. Atcoisvn. and with
& suier. Mrs. Harold Jones. They
manned to return vu Caiuortua.
Mr. and Mrs. HorscW E. Oaid-
son ana sons. 10 aad 2. have mov
ed here from Oairidae. Ore., and
are res.i'J at ooU Croat Smith
Road, raiidson builds access
rojiis for Ic&tuu companies and at
; present is constructing the road
on Sieeiead Crwi oa the North
OfM 7:lS...Sol start Dusk
ENDS TONIGHT:
"Wok Me Whew lt Over"
plys "Guwmon'i Walk"
SUN-MON-TUE
CELEBRATE
WITH US I
A truly GREAT Picture!
"HOME FROM
THE HILL"
in COLOR with
ROBT. MITCHUM
Eleanor Parker
Geo. Peppord Luana Patton
plus
America's Last Frontier
"ALASKA PASSAGE"
with Bill Williams
Sndicut
3-6537
"HANNIBAL"
ENDS
TONITE
CLOSED . SUN . MON
Coming Tuesday
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,r,CfM
10HANNS0N
. Fight P'HreS
IT'S NATIONAL
July 4th Weekend
1 GAL. ROOT BEER
6 HOT DOGS
Plm jug depoiit
Wa hava added second Roof
penter NO WAITING for gallons
if-
1.75
) p
WATCH OUR 20-GALLON CLUB TICKETS
Some ore marked, "Thii ticket good for
one free gallon".
Dick and Irene Kueit's
A&WDRIVE-IN
1887 W. Harvard Ave.
Japanese To Supervise
Defense Control Set-Up
TOKYO (AP) A major step to
ward placing part of the West
Pacific air warning system under-
Japanese control was announced
today by the U. S. Air Force.
Japan's three air defense con
trol centers, covering the entire
nation, will be transferred from
l". S. to Japanese supervision Fri
dav. the U. S. 5th Air Force said.
Officials said the move still
leaves the top echelon of the
warning setup in Japan the com
bat operations center outside To
kyo under U. S. control.
Opan at 7:15 . . . Shows at Dusk
ENDS TONITE:
Doris Day Rack Hudson
in "PILLOW TALK"
plus "Dangerous Youth"
SUNDAY
Mon-Tue
JW You can't
hold back!..
A WILD HIHR... s
A DEEP LONGING...
A IUODEN
LOVCI
ELIA
KAZAN'S
Van Fleet
ClNBMScC5P COLOR y MlUXt
plus... ADDED Thrills:
YOU'LL GAS? at us w
HORROR!
EDMOND JULIE IARUNE
O'BRIEN. LONDON'DAY
HOT DOG MONTH!
Only July 3 and 4
1 GAL. ROOT BEER
1QT.ICE CREAM
Plus jug deposit
.00
Beer dii
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(Harvard at Stanton)
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