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Newspaper Page Texti .8 'The News-Review, Roseburg, NOW THRU SAT ONLY Tonito. at 8 Fri t Sot et 7-t:10 -tmmmi-uwtvmi VI m WmmSB mumi Opt" :30 Show rart 7:00 Re-Opening Friday IT'S GOING TO BE - A Bigger & Better 1961 Season! . and here's just the show to get thing rolling! k i CAM YOU V IHIU I DC t FANTASTIC WORLD OF TOMORROW- k 4 trd ftJteiiin. ! . aa e e plus: Rousing Action Hit! PLUS TWO CARTOONS ?TlIII ' T1i Mltwhif ri(K tuti taJavltiafl rtrafi m printW lrir Urn Mt ftMty ft KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ,10:00 Prlte It Right NBC 0:30 Concentration NBC , ,11:00 Truth or Consequentee-NBC IIUM-It Could Be You NBC mss-News Todar-NBC , jS2:00Jn Murray NBC ' 1S:30 Romper Room -al:00 Young Dr. Ma lone NBC 7,1:30 From Thesa Roots NBC . f5:00 Make Room For Daddy NBC tl:30 Hara'a Hollywood NBC 3:00 Star Showcase vr service mi sehvicf cumimto PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV ll Hmssnj 11 Tears 13N NC Stsplsat at Isrlaa taller let 4KBES-TV Ch. 5 VaMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 11:00 Lova of Life 11:30 search For Tomorrow litis Guiding Light lt:O0 Camouflage it: Jf as the World Tjrna VM-ruil circle 1:30 House Perty 1:00 The Millionaire 1:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3t 15 Secret Slorm 3:10 Edge 01 Night PERMA ROOFING AND MAINTENANCE CO. INSTALLATION REPAIR ALL TYPES ROOFINO OR 2-108 1 ESTIMATES KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 4:45 Telecourse (Mon-Thurs.) 7:30 Certoon Time 1:00 Morning News : IS Capt. Kangaroo 9:00 December Bride 9:30 video Village 11:001 Lova Lucy 10:30 Clear Herlren ll:0OLove of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 13:J0-HI, Neighbor (Men, thru. Thurs) Hosteie House Perty iFrt) 17:30 As The World Turns 1:00 KOIN Kitchen 1:30 House Perty :00-The Millionaire KEZI-TV Ch 9 THURSDAY S:W Qt,n For A Day J: 30 Opa.1 Nous al:00--American Bandstand 5 00-1 n Boat S 30 Rocky and Hla Frundi 4:0i-Boroar Patrol - . 4-30 Nfvv Nina 7 00-T hit It Alka 7; GuMlwjjrd Ho Radio Programs -Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC Nw Broadcast by Columbia Broadcasting 'vffm an lh hour from a.m. fo 7 p m $octal nawt program llttad. MNH Music i)vn programa from 4:05 am. 10 AM. 1? 3S p.m. -4 p.m., 4:10-7 pm. Mi ll mid ntghl. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 5 alV-Slort On S'4&Coon1ry Music Tim (at) KQEN 1240 KC Scheduled Highlights! KOEN musle through euf broedcast day between listed programs. Local and ABC network newscests at I min utes before each hour throuohojt tha day after 10 A M. Special programs as fnllows: 4:00-Wate Uf AVusat 4:70-4.ocal News 4-75- Sports Highlights 4 30-World News ABC 4-55 Weether Caosula 7:00 Frond Homing woy ABC MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY KYES 950 KC mutle-ntwi-tr-WM ttor Or. Thur., Mor., 9, 1961 Conductor Takes Realistic View Of Chances For Coveted Oscar By BOB THOMAS AP Movit-Tv Wriror HOLLYWOOD (AT 8 if Andre Previa has Oscar on hii mind, no wonder. He i Dominated for three Acad emy Awards, his wife for another. He has won 'two, has been up for four otners. mis year ne win oe Movie Showtime THURSDAY, MARCH 9, Met INDIAN THEATRE Door opart 7:10. Com plete show at ' "Tlx Oretl ImpMlor" 1:30 only tbi riTV DRIVE IN Show starts at 7:00. "Homo From The Hill" and "Tlia Jrd Voica" RIDAY, MARCH II, 1111 INDIAN THfcAIKK uoor. open -o"J; 7r3O.I0:0O. STARLITE DRIVE-IN Galat open Show tarts at 7:00. "Beyond tha Tlma Bar- rlar" and "WelK. Toll" TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show itartt at 7:00. "Homo From Tha Hill" and "Tha 3rd Voice" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box office opens at :30. Show starts at 7:00. "Tha Time Machine" and "Tha Day They Robbed Tha Bank of England" BENETTA THEATRE (Winston) "Rsbbll Trap" and "Gunllght at Dodae City" Friday & Saturday "RABBIT TRAP" Ernes Bargnino Bethel Lelia plus "GUNFIGHT AT DODGE CITY" J oat McCreo Harry Guerdlno Tonight "HOME FROM THE HILL" Robert Mltchum Eleanor Perkor plus "THE 3RD VOICE" Edmond O'Brien Julia London Lereine Day the ra saa , THURSDAY S:30 Talk of Tht Town 4;0O Dr. Hudtort 4:30 Addlt Bobklni ' 5:30 H. Hound 4:00 North weit Nawt Huntfoy-Brlnkfiy NBC 4:30 B tut Anojoli 7:00 Two Faces Watt f: 30 Outlawt N BC 1:30 Bat Maitarion N BC t:00 Bachalor Father f:30 Crnla Ford NBC 10:00 Lockup 10:30 Tight ropa nils-Jack Paar-NBC Modem, Reasonable Rant Jockson St. at Lane Ave. Adulti OR 3-8244 "A Goad Place Ta Lire" Kohlhagen Apts. THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle 4:30 Uncle Bill Show S:30 Rov Rogers 4 00 Your TV Weathermen 4:05 Chennel 5 Report 4: IS Doug Edwards And The News 4:30 Awerd Theeter 70 Interpol Calling 7:30 Ann Sothern Show 1:00 Angel 1:30 Two Feces West t oo J. Midnight t:30 Hot Oft the Wire 10:00 Face The Nation ll:0O-Flnal Report WESTERN STATES LIFE INSURANCE SAM C. CAMPBELL GENERAL AGENT 1309 S. (. Hamilton OR 3-4060 P. O. las 303 t:30-Verdlet Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Oay 1:15 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge or Night ' 4:00-1 Led Three Lives (Mon-Wed-Prl) Amoe V Andy (Tues-Thursl 4:30 Cartoon Circus 3:00 Stories of the Century Men-Wed rl R.C.M.P Tuei-Thurs THURSDAY S-39 Science Fiction Theeler 4 : 00 Wsolher.3ports.Nows 4:15 Doug Edwerds. News 4:30 New Horlions 7:00 Case or Oangeroue Robin 7:30 Ann Sothern Show 1:00 Angel 1:30 Zone Grey Theater 9-00 Gunsllnger I0:00-Fece The Notion 100 Donna ftd ShOev I 30 Third Man tOO-My Thra Sont : 30-Th UnttxKhabtai 10: )0 Pmia Kovaci II.OO-NtYTa Nina Ftnal FRIDAY J OB Out. For A Oay ' 3:30 Oom Mouia V 1 00 Airnrktn Bandstand 1.00 Rtino tha Matjnlttcnt 7:30 Prank Got CBS 7 4V-t.rxal Naws V:30-Man and will CBt 10:)0 Arthur flirty CBt 11:10 Houprty-JCBS 11:30 Gary Moor CM 1 1 : 40-c ro.by-C lonnay c B 5 17-30 Inlormatle. Cnlrl Ctt 1 : 30 Man In Par I t B 30 Woman, Wahlno'onBS 1:30 Parsonal ttr CBS 7-45 Loral Newe I 00-Cllff Gnote ABC 1:30 Local News l:S5-Peul Hervey ABC 9:00-Breekteil Chib 1015-Telle Test ABC 10:30 Farm F.vchenge 11:30 ttora. Club 17 Oe-AUd Day Newe 1 90 atistness Final ABC 1 95 Social Calanoer 130-Loral News 100 John Osly 4IC 4 00 tm ta -.Th leb NvNoft A M. 8hW :00 tm ta nowva-ftambiin Bamba noan ta Joo Trv (.Roy mum i M am ta I mfttmbdi. th Ramea Spatial Faaturtti conducting Oscar's musical ac companiment at the telecast for the fourth time. All this fails to turn the head of Previn, whose honor-laden ca reer began when he wrote his first film music at 17. Now 31 and a veteran of 37 movie scores, he takes a realistic view of his Os car chances. "I don't think I'll win this year," he remarked. "There are too many other contenders that have gotten more notice." Even without winning the final prize, Previn's achievement is re markable. Record-hunters can find nothing to equal his feat of getting three nominations in three categories. They were: "Bells Are Ringing" for best score of a musical film; "Elmer Gantry" for best score of a dramatic film: and "Faraway Part of Town" from "Pepe" as best song. Mrs. Previn, Dory Langdon, wrote the lyrics. Previn has been trying to coun sel his wife not to expect victory. Even so, she admitted sleepless nights while composing accept ance speeches.' "That hapepned to me the first four years I was nominated," Previn sighed. "1 was -already with a lovely speech, but 1 never won." i "On the fifth year, I didn't think about it. I was in the pit when my name was announced, and I didn't know what to do." Previn is a switch-hitter who is I equally adept in jazz or symphon ! ics. He does six albums and plays 130 concerts each year, both styles. I Mot or cool, at the Diano or lead ing a studio symphony, his style is imaginative and in good lasie Thompson Being Held In Protective Custody NEW YORK (AP) Fred J. Thompson, 59, admitted sex kill er, nf 4-vear-old Edith Keicorius. hn been Disced 'in a room by himself in Bellevue Hospital's prison ward. Hospital authorities said Tues day it was "for his own protec tion." ; Attendants said Thompson, an alcoholic drifter, eats and sleeps well but talks little. He spends most of bis lime sitting on the edge of his bed, staring into space, tney said. fraa pirelle sonic for Ntwa-Rrrlav rttve teMne. Tha Newe- scheeelee fumlshad this new spa par. FRIDAY 3:30 Civil Defense J:4S-TBA 4:00 Dr. Hudson 4:30 Addle UOOkinS 8:30 TBA 4:00 Northwest News 4: IS Hunlley-Brlnkley NBC 4:30 To Be Announced 4:4S Sportsmen's Tips 7:00 Manhunt 7:30 Checkmate CBS 1 : 30 Playhouse N BC 0:00 Friday Special NBC ' 10:00 Award Theeler 10:30 Fun Willi Music . Il:00Report ' I1:1S Front Row Center ' FOI FAST, EFFICIENT. COUSUOUt SERVICE Fn Alt YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CAIt M & M PRINTERS ORcMlS 3 S91 FRIDAY 4:00 Bergeln Shopper 4:15 TV Question Bok 4:30 Uncle Bill Show S:30 Huckleberry Hound 4:00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel 5 Report 1:15 Doug Edwards and The News :J0 The Catlfornions 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 RawhfBe 1:30 Route 44 , e:30 Jackie Oleaion Show 10:00 Twilight Zona 10:30 Final Report 10:45 Stage Five LOST YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVE? SEE ROLF'S INSURANCE FOR FAST SERVICE 3 S. E. Stephens OR 3-1166 I0:30-Let's Face It 11:00 City Detk 11:05 News Wire 11:10 Theater FRIDAY 5:30 Peoplet' Choice 4 : 00 Weather.Sporle.News 4:t5 Doug Edward., News 4:30 Assignment UnderweleT 7:00 Awerd Theeler 7:30 Rawhide 1:30 Route 44 9 .10 Jackie Gleaton Show 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Eye Witness To History 11:00 Portland Wrestling 11:45 Cite Desk 11:50 News Wire SrSO-RlrvTln-TIn 00-Dm I h Vai(y Day 4:30 Nawa Nln 7:00 AwiQtimtnt: UndarwaNr 7: JO Mally'i Fundav P I 00 Scracn Diraciora Playhoutt 130 Tha FUntifonea 0077 Suniat Stnf 10 00 Th Dalactlvai 10:30 Tha Law and Mr. J 004 11:00 Nwa Nln Final ll:tS Ptahira Film Friday 4:30 Sidelights CBS 5 00 Lowell Thomav-CBS S: 10 Soort.llme C B3 5:30 5oorts Final CM 5:45 Frank GO'S CBS 3 55 Weather tomo-iow 7 to In Person cbs 7-30 News Ane lysis CBS 7 35 Nlohl Welch to 11:1 ll-ssNewa 17:00 Sign Oft 9:10 Paul Hervey ABC S 15 Eydle C.orme lwan Wed, Frt.l S: 30 Sports Hlghlionta S 75 Van Horn ABC S Si-Headline News ARC 4 00Eow. F. Morgan ABC 4 151 oral News 4 75 Fertn Exchange 4 30 Butlisese Final ABC 7 oo VanderrooS Newe ABC 00-10 oo Teleotiean i a oo Queen Muse Ill-Be-s.gn eft Haditn nn on too mt tha hour Waatharvana at i sail tha tour NM Summariaa v fMtl tna aur Mattinf Mamat M u tha haur T ,gljn.. tL: I . iij iipilis mj' iisi,if1iisi.uiawjes atl wi at ' -yl -tT-T" --V, V. , - . 'rt W f v. ait u Er ' , ' PEACE, IT'S WONDERFUL Large shield deadens staccato pneumatic drills workmen use on street hard by St. George's hospital in London. City dwellers everywhere would welcome this sweet balm to their shattered nerves. Oregon's Water Supply Outlook Poor Despite Recent Heavy Rain By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Oregon's water supply outlook for the spring and summer re mains poor. The heavy February rains did little to improve it and in some areas the prospect is even less cheerful than a month' ago. This was reported today by W., T. Frost, snow - survey supervisor for the Department 01 Agricul ture's Soil Conservation Service. The problem is lack of water in mountain snows, coupled with a poor carry-over in reservoirs from last year's dry season. , The water content in the stale's mountain snowpaek is only 50 per cent of the 1943-57 average, Frost said.- This is the poorest since 1934, he said. In 1959 it was 52 per cent. The Wullowa region has the best snowpaek at 74 per cent ot aver age while the Willamette water shed is low at 3b ner cent. This suRgests. Frost said, that the peak accumulation will reach only about two-thirds of normal since March snows generally add only about 14 per cent. Water now stored in 22 import ant irrigation reservoirs is 106 per cent of the total at this time a year ago, but is only 75 per cent of the 1943-57 average. Most critical streamflow condi tions are expected on streams flowing inlo the Ochoco, Drew, Owhyee, McKay, Hyatt, Clear Lake and Gerber Reservoirs, along with Crooked and Silvies rivers. All these are expected to fall below 50 per cent ot average. ' ' Hi W . aW - WW Pi OUTDOOR CHECK-ITP Ethl. opian boy In an Addis Ababa' school holds on to the chair; for dear life as a dentist checks his teeth. It was part of the careful medical exam: ination of students made by visiting nutrition specialists of the United Nations Inter-, national Children's Emerg ency Fund (UNICEF). BIBLE COLLEGES CROW CHICAGO (API Enrollment at 48 member schools f the Ac crediting Association of Bihlp Col leges lias climbed to 11 .299 day students, a 7 per cent rise over last year. DanmooreHotel 1217 S. W. MORRISON ST. Portland, Oregon All transient guests. AN those who come), return. Retoe not high, ? low. fro Gereee, TV's enot Ree'lot. Kaputetion tor cleonlineta. Children under seven ne choree I ftp "w- ' ' I . mi 1 A? ' " CI 1' r j l'-i-"' many small- streams wi di-o- ditce barely enough water for one irrigation this year, he -said. .Local area reports are currently being made by Frost and B. L. Whaley, who opened a series of meetings at The Dalles Monday night. This evening they are at Hermiston. In The Dalles area the irrigation supply outlook is fair to poor, they said, ' with the water content of the snowpaek 43 per cent of aver age. The flow of While River be low Tygh Valley was forecast al 70 per cent of average. aisiiljlPf9WH.iaaiiJet,ijn..-iJse isiwiliausiiaiatis) ft !1 n cosh downr E RIVERSIDE ; 1 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE I?- S' : 15, 1V 1 1 1. Agontt rood tMtoteH for fk A &lFP ' ,aJ pttiAed tint. Adunrmli plo. I?, J 1 Iv k roied on wfti Md. j;; 1 1 h 1 KJ 5. AfldeTntdrtKhwfiiM M J I'"'"! 1 rJl "Mrsfatup tor lift ot ftcod . AdfVtH V JLj-, .J 1 try I -' wf 3- Nolionwida itico at ol( ' W .Jjl 1 I j bated on l pm mO Lj j?ATJSFACTJPN 9T Ritchies Back In Garden Valley following California Vacation By ADDIE SCHNEIDER Sir. and Mrs. Hugh Ritchie have returned to Garden Valley from a two-week vacation in California. They visited their son, La B ri e Ritchie, and family at Northridge in the San rernanao vaney ana her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. True in Fallbrook and other relatives in Lompoc and Paso Robles. Daughter Visits Margaret Ellen Phillips recently flew up from San Francisco, Calif. , to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKay. She was joined here by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Phillips, of Port land. She was taken to Eugene by her father and grandfather where she took the plane home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Eugene were also weekend visitors at the Mc Kay home. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Schneider took their son to Eugene to at tend to business recently. Past weekend house . guests of Air. and Airs. Jack Matins were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Crane and family of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathis and family of Klamath Falls. They were here to attend the 50th wedding anniver sary of the parents of Mrs. Ross, Robert Mathis and Jack Mathis. Mr. anrl Mrs ftilrwar-t Wrtnrl r. cently visited their son and daugh-l ier-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. .Maxson Wood, of College Place, Wash. The young couple are preparing to move to Touchette. Wash., where they both teach." Waldo Teeter and his son, John Teeter, recently drove from Albu querque, N.M., to visit the for mer's brother, Alva Teeter, at the Eugene Hospital and Clinic. They also visited Airs. Teeter in Gar den Valley. Alva Teeter, although BELATED BELL ELGIN. 111. (AP) For more than a half century the belfry in the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church remained empty no bell. The founding congregation in cluded a bell when plans were made for the church in 1903, but when time came to place the cor nerstone, it was apparent building expenses were running ahead of anticipated costs. And so it went through the years. Now when Holy Trinity parish ioners come to church a bronze bell, weighting 1560 pounds, tolls for them. It is the bequest of the late Miss Martha Schneider, a member. iKut -Mtilfra continuing to make progress, is not permitted to have company other than the family. Coma For Dinner Mrs. Bethel Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodwin and Denice Goodwin of Coquille were weekend house guests of Airs. Walter Nor ris. They came especially to at tend the smorgasbord dinner at the Riversdale Grange. Mr. and Airs. Carl Youngren of Klamath Falls arrived Sunday to attend the smorgasbord at the Riv ersdale Grange and be guests for several davs at tne in orris nome. They also visited other Roseburg friends as they formerly made their home here. 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Nylon cord body repels punishing rood impocts. Price plus excise tax ond any old tire. w Local News Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hagan of Seattle stopped over in Roseburg to visit the latter's relatives en route to Phoenix, Ariz., and other points of interest in the south on a vacation trip. Airs. Hagan is the former Mable Boyer of Roseburg. She attended school here before her marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rosenbaum of LaGrande, Ore., spent the week end in Roseburg attending the Li ons Club events en route home from Palm Springs and other points of interest in the south where they spent two months vacation ing. They stayed at the Umpqut Hotel here. THIS AD C Cut and Wrapped I 3r Half or Whole lb. 443 SE JACKSON Phone OR 3-5553 Open Mon. Night Til 9 iS.r 0 VTji4 " Mr), A.70-15, 7 JO-U tubli ' blackwall 6.70-15 tube-type blackwall