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:30 Clear Horizon
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10:30 It Could Be You NBC
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100 Comedy Time NBC
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Radio Programs-Monday thru
KRNR 1490 KC
Newt broadcast by Columbia Broadcasting
System on the hour from 4 AM. to II P M
Local newt broadcasts on the halt hour
Special newt programs at titled.
4 00 Sign On News
7:30 Frank Goss
7:45 Local Newt
9:40 Garden Club (Tees)
10:45 Horn Extension Program (Wed)
11:05 Arthur Godfrey
11:15 Weather
17:70 News Summary
17:30 Gary Moore CBS
17:40 Crotby-Clooney Jhw CBI
1:05 Betl Seller
KQEN 1240 KC
Scheduled HighllQhti! KQEN music through
out broadcast day btwn listed programs.
Local and ABC network newscatti at 5 mire
Utet before each hour throuqhojt the day
iter 10 A.M. Special programs as follows:
4 OO Wake Up Muslfi
4 70 Local Nftwi
4 75- Sports Highllghtt
4 30- World News ABC
4 55 Wethr Capsule
7:00 Frank Hemingway ABC
KYES 950 KC
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
l wv-Th. L.sw Hiatt Show
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Ore. Wed., Sept. 21, 1960
HIGH-LOW
NORFOLK, Vi. (AP) Whjt
happens when men up high lee
low theft?
Here they called police and
their voices were heard from the
14th floor of a new building on
which they were working. They
saw a young boy get into a car
parked by a man and drive away.
They shouted to police its route
which they could see from their
vantage point. The car was found
, abandoned. The boy had disappear-
'ed.
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J:00 Country Slyle USA
1:15 TV Question Box
5:30 Woody Woodpecker
i:oo Your TV Weatherman
4:05 Local Newi
4: is Doug Edward! and The Ntwa
4:30 Political
4:35 TB A
7:00 Meet McGraw
7:30 Wanted: Dead or Allvt
1:00 Tht Millionaire
l:30-l've Got a Secret
9:00 Theatre
10:00 TB A
10:30 Final Newi
10:45 Den Smoot Report
11:00 Sign Off
1:30 House Party
1:00 The Ml 1 1 Ions Ire
2:30 Verdict It Yourt
3:00 Brighter Day
3: 15 Secret Slorm
3:30 Edge Of Night
4:00 Full Circle
4:30 Cartoon Circus
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Twenty-six Men Tutt., ana Thur.
WEDNESDAY
5:30 Mr. District Attorney
4:00 Weef her Sports News
4:1S Douq Edwards, News
4:30 Aguanautt
7 : 30 Wanled : Dead or Allvt
:00-The Mllllonnelre
'30 I've Got A Secret "
:00 Thealer
4:00-Telk Of Town
4:30 Addit Bobklns
5:00 Sgt. Preston
5:30 Woody Woodpecker
4:00 Northwest Newt
4:15 Huf-fley-Brink ley NBC
4:30 Wagon Train NBC
7:30 Interpol Calling
I 00 Happy-NBC
I 30 Tate NBC
9 00 This Is Your Lift NBC
9:30 Fun With MUSIC
9:4S TBA
10:00 Cannonball
10:30 Report
10: 4S Jack Peer NBC
1 30 Bob Richards
1:35 Th Couple Nevf Door
1:45 Right To Happinest
1 5 The Kingston Trio
i:05-Whisperlng Streets
MS Ma Perkins
3:30 Young Dr. Melon
1:45 The Second Mrt. Burton
1 :5S Kiaqiton Trlo-CBS
3.05 Houseparty CBS
3;?;-Kingtfon Trio CBS
3:30 Garden Club (Frl)
3:35 Inlormaflon Bnolh (To I PM1
4' 30 4-H Club Program ( full rtd
5: 00 LowHI T nomas CBS
5;10-Sporlt Time CBS
5.15 Traffic Watch
5:7-Lotl Newt
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7:45 Local Newt
4 00-Cl.ff Enoje ABC
30 Local Newt
I SS Paul Harvey ABC
9.00 Breakfast Club
1015-TrHo Tesl-ABC
10 : 30 F arm f xchangt
11:10 StorK Club
l):00-Mid Day Newt
1:00 Business Final ABC
3:75 Social Calendar
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Hiodllno ntwt sa fho hour
Mrs. Ethel Kennerly is back in
Roseburg after a trip to Klamath
Falls to visit relatives.
Mrs. Frank Brundige and Mrs.
Herbert Morrison of Koseburg and
Mrs. Harmon Page and Mrs. Al
bert Brundige of Sutherlin were in
Eugene last week to attend to busi
ness matters.
Mr. and Mrs. DsVsrne Cutter of
Leavenworth, Wash., are visiting
at the Hoy Mitchell home for an
indefinite time. Custer is a brother
of Mrs. Mitchell. They will visit
in Klamath Falls at the Bernie
Gathard home Wednesday. Mrs.
Garthard is a niece of the Custers.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marion
and baby son, Stephen Anthony, of
Fort Lewis, Wash., have returned
north, following several days here
attending to business and visiting
Mrs. Marion's mother, Mrs. Har
old K. W. Peterson, who is a pa
tient at Douglas Community Hos
pital. Hi again! Our pop is the only pop
that's proud of being called POP.
So I looked "pop" up in Web
ster's. It says "Any carbonated,
non-alcoholic beverage: so called
from the sound produced when the
cork, now generally replaced by
a bottle cap, was removed from a
bottle." The sparkle alone in Sprig
qualifies it to be called POP. Taste
its light new flavor. Get the pop
feel from the high light cham
pagne sparkle.
Sprig put the POP In POPular.
Webster's says about "Popular"
"Very well liked by one's friends
and acquaintances." That's new
Sprig pop very well liked by
one's friends and acquaintances.
Try Sprig on the gang. It will
make them pop, as Webster says
again "to move, go, come, etc.
suddenly and quickly, and usually
unexpectedly."
Sprig will give you get-up and go.
To be peppy, poppy and popular,
get with Sprig pop. It's the pop for
your next pop nop. you it be more
popular than ever before. Gee,
what a pitch for Sprig! I just can't
help it. It makes me pop off. SO
'bye now!
FULLERTON BEVERAGE CO.
Box 4.15, Winston
OSborne 9-5002
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4:30 Unclt Bill's Cartoons
S:30 Roy Rogers
4.00 Your IV Weatherman
4:05 Local Newt
4:15 Doug Edwards ft tht News
4:30Pollllcal
4:35 Till Pending
7:00 Playhouse of Stars
V 30 Interpol Calling
1:00 Rescue I
1:30 Markham
:00 TBA
9:30-To Telt Th Truth
10:00 US Marshal
10:30 Final Newt
10:45 Americans At Work
11:0O Wranglers
11:30 Sign Oft
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10:35 Newt Wirt
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10:00 Highway Patrol
10:30 City Dtk
10:35 News Win
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3:30 Spectator
4.00 Susie
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5:30 Huckelberry Hound
4:00 North wrsl Newt
4.15 Huntlty-Brlnkley NBC
4 30 Rescue
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7:30 Stat Trooper
1:00 Bachelor Father NBC
1:36 Ford-NBC
9 00 You Bet Your Lift NBC
9-30 Manhunt
10 00 U.S. Marshal
10:30 Report
10:45 Jack Paar NBC
Friday
5 30 Sportt CBS
5:45 Frenk Gott-CBS
S: ss Weaiber Tomorrow
4 05 Hl-PI Hour
4 35 Masters Of Me"ody CBS
7:05 Amot 'N Andy
7 05 Carter Symphony Hour (Wd
7 75 Kingston Trio CBS
7:30-Bob Richards Show-CBS (Men thp
Thurs)
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l:05-Night Welch (To 10)
iO 00 Richfltld Reporter (Until July 1st)
10 00 Nw (After July lit)
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5:75 Van Horn ABC
5:45 Headline News ABC
4:0O-Edw. P. Morgan ABC
4:15-Loral Newt
4 75 Farm Exrheng
4 30 Ruslnest Final ABC
5 10 Paul Harvey ABC
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Community News Briefs
Dslbtrr Calay, son of Judge and
Mrs. Eldon F. Calcy, has been ill
the last couple of days at the Caley
home.
Mrs. T. E. Horiaman has re
turned to her home in Eugene, fol
lowing a two weeks stay here at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas WcGill, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jests Nord have
left for their home in Lordsburg,
N.M., following an extended visit
here at the home of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Conkls and
family visited over the weekend
with Mrs. Conkle's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Marlers, in Lin
coln Beach. The two families en
joyed attending the salmon bake
at Cepoe Bay.
Mrs. Bruco Bronn left Thursday
by jet out of Portland for her home
in Ann Arbor, Mich., following the
summer here visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Burton T. Randall,
and her grandmother, Mrs. Adah
Knowland. Her husband was also
here during the summer months,
but had returned earlier in Sep
tember to Ann Arbor to resume
his advanced studies. Mrs. Brenn
is the former Lucinda Randall of
this city.
PIERRE
Do you reolizg that Chris'
Studio of Photography is
located at 427 S. E. , Main
street Just North of Adair's
Parking Lot? To get your ap
pointment phone ORchard
2-3212 right now! You never
know when tht post office will
want to display your picture.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jsrry Brawn of
r.rppnshur? Kan., visited here Fri
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Gee. Mrs. Brown is
Gee's niece.
The William A. Lonoj family is
enjoying a visit with the former's
cousin. Monty Page, of Boise,
idaho, whom he has not seen in
more than 40 years.
A. A. Younfl left Tuesday for his
home in Oakland, Calif., following
a slay here attending to business
and visiting his mother, Mrs. A. J.
Young, and his brother, B. A.
Young, and family.
Crosby Brothers
In Clean Sweep
HOLLYWOOD (AP) Now that
the Crosby brothers have made it
a clean sweep four marriages to
four Las Vegas showgirls it's
time for some research on this
phenomenon.
I managed to corral three of
the wives for a panel discussion.
It wasn't easy. They were busy
with their own growing families,
plus their husbands' opening at
Ciro's Thursday night, plus a par
ty to welcome the latest member
of the sorority. She is statuesque
Barbara Stuart, Flamingo, class
of 'HO, who wed Gary this month.
Reading from from left to right,
our panel consisted of:
Mrs. Philip Crosby, the former
Sandra Drummond, 22, Tropicana
'58. a slender brunette.
Mrs. Dennis Crosby, the former
Pat Sheehan. 28, Tropicana '57, a
vivacious blonde.
Mrs. Lindsay Crosby, the former
Barbara Fredrickson, 23, Desert
Inn, '59, a quiet honey-blonde.
First question: Why do Crosby
boys go for Las Vegas girls?
"Coincidence," replied Pat.
"Things just happen. I met Den
nis, and I introduced his twin
Philip to Sandra, who was work
ing in the same show."
"Actually," Sandra added, "It
was accidental. I was only in Las
Vegas for a year. None of us
staved there very long."
"Furthermore," Barbara re
marked, "I met Lindsay in Los
Angeles, where I was appearing
with Tony Martin's act."
But the legend dies hard and
will be sustained by jokes from
Bob Hope. The girls laughed over
the circumstances of Gary's suc
cumbing. When he played Las
Vegas recently, the chorines did a
number called "We're Gunning for
Gary," since he was the sole re
maining bachelor. Among the girls
aiming a pistol was his present
bride.
The younger brothers now form
a trio. What's to stop it from be
comig a sextette?
"Us," said Pat. "No interest."
WRONG CUSTOMER
NOGALES. Ariz. (AP) A cac
tus salesman got off to a bad start
in Nogales.
He knocked on a door. The home
owner listened to his sales pitch
and then asked for the salesman's
license. He couldn't produce one.
His customer was Mayor Abe
Rochlin.
6:30 . . . Shaw? itort at 7:00
thru SAT!
ofimu
ALLEN DANNY B RAVO - . '
,t no mi' iXluc i.h
, MM so, a acaM
,ClNCNuScOP COLtX Or Dlut .&
THE TEEN ACER who become
the West's most hunted outlaw!
JESSE
JPCD
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Bsrnis Young, son of Mr. and
Airs. B. A. Young of this city, left
Tuesday for Palo Alto, Calif.,
where he has enrolled as I fresh-
oan at Stanford.
Mils Kitty Moors, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. L. . Moore of this
city, has left for Portland where
she has enrolled as a student at
Phagen's School of Hair Design.
Miss Marilyn Todd, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Todd of
this city, left Sunday for Eugene
to resume her studies at Univer
sity of Oregon. She is a sophomore
this year.
Mrs. Albert Schsnnsman of this
city is enjoying a visit here of a
week Irom ner two aunis, Mrs.
Mary Hamlin of North Bend and
Mrs. rern Miner ot uakersiieia.
Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Lanlsr and
small son, Kicky, will be moving
next week into their new home lo
cated at 425 W. Elm, the former
Lockyear property. Lanier is an
English teacher at Roseburg High
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Worslsy and
sons were in Pasco, Wash., during
the weekend to visit the former's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Worsley. The families en
joyed a trip to Pendleton to see
the Roundup.
Army Issues Call
For 7,000 Men
WASHINGTON (AP) The
Army has issued a draft call for
7,000 men in November.
This compares with the quota of
000 previously announced for
October.
The new call brought to 2.563.-
930 the total number drafted or
earmarked for induction since the
resumption of Selective Service in
September 1950.
DOORS OPEN
at 6:30
Complete Showi
7:00-9:15
"PSYCHO"
at 7:20-9:35
I
This ii to help
you enjoy PSYCHO
more. By the way,
after you see
the picture, please)
don't give away
the ending. It's
the only on
we have.
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NOW! UUlHIl
JANET LE
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. DoBornardi
Jr. of this city left today for Port
land to attend the insurance con
vention being held through Sept.
23 at the Sheratpn Hotel
Sharon and Robert Layng of San
Francisco were recent weekend
guests at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
LaBore.
Mrs. H. A. Watzig, who recent
ly underwent major surgery at
Mercy Hospital, is now reported to
be convalescing satisfactorily at
her home.
Douglas Nielsen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. L. F. Nielsen of Roseburg,
left Tuesday for Corvallis to re
sume his studies at Oregon State
College, where he is enrolled as
a sophomore.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Browder left
Tuesday for their home in Port
land, following a visit since Sat
urday here with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Foster Butner, and her niece,
Mrs. A. J. Ellison, and family.
Moyie Showtime
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II. 10 j
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 6:30. Com-1
plele shows 7:00-9:15. "Psycho" 7:20-9:35
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 4 30. Show'
starts at 7:00. "For the Love of Mike" and
"Young Jesse James"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Closed Wed-Thur
CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office opens at 6:45. Shov starts at dusk.
"Buck Night. "Onion Head" and "Under
Sea Girl"
TRI CITY DRIVE-IN-Show starts at dusk.
Buck Night. "Merry Andrew" and "Night
' Passage"
THURSDAY SEPT. 32, 1U
INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:30. Com
plete shows 7:00-9:15. 'Psycho" 7:20-9:35.
STARLITE DRIVE-IN Gates open 6' 30. Show
starts at 7:00. "For the Love of Mike" and
"Young Jesse James"
PINE MOTOR THEATRE Closed. Reopens
Friday night
TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show starts at dusk.
"Masters of the Congo Jungle" also "Han
nibal" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlin) Box
office opens at 6:45. Show starts -at dusk.
"Sign of the Gladiator" and "Hell Bent
For Leather"
ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT
SCREEN EXCITEMENT
1
ANTHONY VERA JOHN
PEWlLEffllN
Directed by Screenplay by
ALFRED HITCHCOCK JOSEPH STEFANO
FAMILY FINE
DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) Mil
nicipal Judge Luther T. Glanton
Jr. fined his wife $20 for two over
time parking tickets and said:
"I hate to do this because it prob
ably will coma out of my own
pocket."
Mrs. Glanton, an attorney, said
she had not been in her office for
eight weeks and had not received
the notices.
REAL NAME
DES MOINES, (AP) Off
Thomas, 82, a retired janitor says
his first name is not really "Off"
though he has gone by it for many
years.
' His first name originally was
"Theophilious," he says.
mam
Closed Tonire & Thur
OPEN FRI-SAT-SUN
Tonight
BUCK NITE
$1.00 Per Carload
Danny Kayo in "MERRY AND
REW", with Pier Angeli, plus
"NIGHT PASSAGE" ttorrlng
James Stewart and Audi Murphy.
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NEW AND
Based on the Novel by Robert Bloc
iPJunnn
M Tonight
' BUCK NIGHT
1 $1.00 a Car
H A Hilarious Comedy
9 Andy Griffith
H "ONION HEAD"
ra Action Drama
"UNDER SEA GIRL"