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New Assault On Segregation Barrier Results In Eight Arrests At Jackson The Men Of The Moose Lodge ISSUE A Special Invitation To Class of 59 ROSEBURG HIGH Reunion Dance SAT JULY 8 Special Entertainment By Menefee Broe. of San Francisco No Admission Charge To '59 Grads & Their Guests FRESH RASPBERRIES 28-lb. TIN 31' lb. R-package in your own family-size container and freeze Vt.ctrUp July 13 Order Today Ask Us About Our Frozen Foods All individually Quick-Frozen GRADE A VEGETABLES All 20-lb. Packages WHOLE KERNEL CORN MIXED VEGETABLES PEAS AND CARROTS BABY LIMAS PEAS WINSTON LOCKERS c The following radio and television programs are printed as a free public service for Newi-Review readers. AH program listings are published as received from the respective Aationi. Tht News Review doae not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 i MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY r Programs listed ere on Standard Jim.., : 9:00 Price Is Right NBC 9 : 30 Concentration N BC 10:00 Truth or Consequences NBC 10:30 It Could Be You NBC 10:55 TV News Tody NBC 11:00 Jan Murray NBC 11:30 Romper Roonv NBC 12:00 Young Dr. Ma lone NBC 12:30 From These Roots NBC Fi 1:00 Make Room For Daddy NBC P 1-30 Her,' HnllvwnnH-URC 2:00 The Movies rtewa i-wiiuwiii nnoviv S: 30 Talk of The Town dues, & Thurs.' TBA (Mon. Wed. end Frf.) u j;w woicriiuni truon ana rri.f K TBA Tuei, Wed. and Thurs) RADIO SERVICE HI SERVICE GUARANTEED PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV In Rosenurf 22 Years 11M NE Stephens at Garden Valley Jet Modem Reasonable Rent Jackson St. at Lane Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Place To Live" Kohlhagen Apts. KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIMB 11:00 Loo of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 12:00 Camouflage 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Face The Facts 1:30-'House Party 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Youri 3:00 Brighter Oay 3:15 Secret Storm 2:30 Edge Of Night SATURDAY 10:55 Baseball 'KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 2 ALU PROGRAMS DAYLIGHT TIME " 7:30 Cartoon Time ? 8:00 Morning News 8:15 Capt. Kangaroo ' 9:001 Love Lucy 9:30 Video Village 10:00 Double Exposure 10:30 Surprise Package i , . 11:00 Love of Life 11:30 Search For Tomorrow - ll:4S Guiding Light .17:00 News (Mon thru Thurs) 12:05 HI. Neighbor (Mon thru Thurs! Hostess House Party (Friday-12) 12:30 As The World Turns 1:00 KOIN Kitchen ' 1:30 House Party " 2:00 The Millionaire 2:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day . . 3:15 Secret Storm , .. 3 30 Edge of Night 4 00 Famous Playhouw KEZI-TV Ch 9 " A40NDAY THROUGH FRIDAY M.L PROGRAMS STANDARD TIME 10:00 The Gate Storm Show " 10:30 Love That Bob 11 :00 Camouflage 11:30 Number Please 13:00 Local News 13:55 Inside SoortS . 12:30 Pulse Beat (Mon) Cartoons (Tues & Thurs) Pageant (Wedl Ilka Chase Show Orl) 1:60 Day In Court 1.30 Seven Keys Radio Programs - Monday thru r: KRNIl 1490 KC I KRNR. . .Broadcasting 24 hours, ihr davS a we. Monday through Saturday. CBS News! on tne hour, Sunday through Saturday C3S 'features on the half hour, Sunday through ' Saturd-y. Fran Son. 6:30 a.m., Pi 7, 4:45i KQEN 1240 KC Scheduled Highlights: KQEN music tt.rouon out broadcast dy between tlited programs. Local and ABC networK newscasts at 5 min u'm before each hour throughout the day after io a.m. Speoal programs as follows a 00 Wax Uo Mt i'C 6 70 Local News 6 15 Soorts HtQhligM 6 .30 Wcvtd News ABC 6 55 Weather Capsu'te ' 7:00 FranK Heming-way ABC - KYES 950 KC MONDAY THROUOH FRIDAY telle: fix(tiem-inwM;iir By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Another attempt to craek the segregation barrier at Jackson, Miss., has brought to 198 the num ber of "Freedom Riders" ar rested in the Deep South city. The arrest of eight additional persons occurred tne same day Minnesota officials reported five riders from that state had not been mistreated at the Mississippi State Penitentiary at Parchman, 130 miles northwest of Jackson. The eight charged with breach of the peace at Jackson Friday were described as the first group to stage, a "Freedom Ride" from Montgomery, Ala., to Jackson since July 2. No Incident Reported Tom Gaither, field secretary for the Congress of Racial Equality, said CORE sponsored the trip and that one white woman, three white men and four Negro men took part. No inci dents were reported. Fresh Pie Cherries NEXT Boysenberries 9 Blueberries Loganberries Wild Huckleberries Strawberries Winston OS 9-5133 4:15 Off fo Market (Wed.) 4:30 Addle Bobkms SATURDAY 8:00 Sherl Lewis NBC 8: 30 King Leonardo N BC 9.00 Fury NBC 9:30 Big Pictu: 3 10:00 TBA 10:30 Baseball Ind Dan Smoot Ind Saturday Matinee 2:30 True Story 3:00 Detectives Diary NBC 3:30 Lone Ranger NBC 4:00 Soldiers Of Fortune 4:30 Capt. Gallant 4:00 Roy Rogers CBS 5:30 Man Into Space 6:00 Groucho Marx NBC 6:30 Bonanza NBC 7:30 Tallman NBC 8:00 Deputy NBC Beebe & Bowman OR 3-3738 OR 3-8135 LANDSCAPING LAND LEVELING NEW LAWNS SPRINKLER SYSTEM . INSTALLED Let Us Mow and Clean Your Weed Lots ir "Equipment and Exper ience for All Jobs" 2:30 Magic Land 3:00 Walt Disney Present! 4:00 Sky King 4.30 Mighty Mouse 5:00-TBA 5:15 Hollywood Parte Races 5:45 Christian Fellowship 6:00 Dan Smoot Report 6:15 Channel 5 Report 6:30 Price Is Right 7:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 7:30 Perry Mason 8:30 Checkmate 9:30 Have Gun Will Travel 10:00 Gun smoke 10:30 Manhunt 11:00 Final Report H:15 mgm Hall of Fam 4:30 Cartoon Circus 5:00 Man From Cochise (Mon-Wed-Frl) 5:00 Brokti Arrow (Tues-Thurs) SATURDAY 8:00-RFD a 6:30 Sky King 9:00 Capt. Kangaroo ' 10:00 Allakaiam 10:30 Cartoon Tima 10:55 Baseball 2:00 Armchair Theater 3:001 Love Lucy 3:30 Roy Rogers 4:00 Sky King 4:30 Mighty Moust Playboys 5:00 Red Dunning 5:15 Hollywood Park Races 5:45 Time Out For Sports 6:00 Frontier Doctor 6 30 Mr. District Attorney 7:00 Third Man 7:30 Perry Mason : 30 Checkmate 9:30-Have Gun, Will Travel 10:00 Gunsmoke 10: 30 Death Valtpy Day! 11:00 Saturday Reporter 2:00 Queen For A Day 2:30 Who Do You Trust 3:00 American Bandstand 4.00 Open House SATURDAY 3:00 Film Fair 4:00 Sports Special 6:00 Fight of the Week 6:tS Make That Spare 7 00 Emerald Empire Bowling t:00 Lawrence Welle Show 9:00 Roaring Twenties 10:00 News Nine Final 10:30 Featurt Film SUNDAY 12 00 Compass I p m. PST Monday throuoh Saturday. Lowell Thomas 4 00 p.m., PST Monday throuah rnday, Soorts Time 4-to p.m. Monday through Friday, 5:55 p.m. Saturday, Uft(... TUDftliru e..h,w MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 12 01 Buddy Hcward Show 6.05 Boto Johnson Show 7-45 Local News 8 00 C lift Engie ABC 8 30 Lxal News 855 Paul Harvey ABC 9 00 Breakfast Club 10:15 Tello TesI-ABC 10.3O Farm Echang 11:30 Stork Club 11 do vd Day NevO 1:00 Business Final ABC 3.15 Social Calendar 330 Local News 5:00 John Daly ABC 4 00 em. to 9 OO The Bob Neljo A M. yvjw 9 00 am. to nooo RamoliO with Ramoo oooo to J. 00 The L.soy H.att snow 3 00 o m. to S JO-RamDim .tn Ramoo Special Features: While the biracial group was Judge W. B. lontaine of Jackson convicted 20 riders and handed down $200 fines and four-month jail sentences. The riders were arrested earlier this month. At St. Paul, Minn., Assistant Atty. Gen. John Casey Jr., and Mrs. Wright Brooks, chairman of the Minnesota Human Rights Commission, reported on an in vestigation they made of the Mississippi penitentiary at the request of Gov. Elmer L. Ander son. The governor said he had received some reports the five white persons had been mis treated. 1 "A tour of the prison facilities has convinced me that there have been no examples of mistreat ment or abuse," Mrs. Brooks told a news conference. She said the riders voiced "some good-natured chiding about the food, but no serious com plaints as to the adequacy of the diet." She also said ,the young people needed exercise' in the jail yard but had not been permitted to join other prisoners in work. Mrs. Brooks said prison author ities explained the young Minne sotans were not allowed to work because of possible clashes with other prisoners who do not share their integration views. At Ocala, Fla., James R. O'Conner, 31, economics instruc tor at Barnard College in New York, was convicted of unlaw ful assembly by' a Marion County court jury. He is slated to be sentenced July 17. O'Conner was the second per son convicted in connection with a scuffle at the Ocala bus station June 16 when a group of Free dome Riders stopped on a bus trip to test integration practices. 8:30 Na.lon'i Future NBC 9:30 Five-Star Jubilee 10:00 Coronaao 9 10:30 Saturday Cinema SUNDAY 8:30 it ts Written 9:00 This IS The Life 9:30 Frontiers of Faith 10:00 TBA 10:30 Baseball Ind Dan Smoot Ind Championship Bowling Ind Sunday Matinee 5:00 Meet The Press NBC 5:30 Pete And Gladys CBS 6:00 Shirley Temple NBC 7:00 National Velvet 7:30 Tab Hunter 8:00 Sunday Mystery Hour 9:00 Lorelta Young NBC 9:30 This Is The Lite 10: 00 Theater HOMEOWNER'S POLICY Complete coverage In one policy - ona premium and substantial sayings! Installments available. ROLF'S INSURANCE 939 S. E. Stcpheni OR 3-8166 DIAL OR 2-3321 TO PLACE YOUR HARD WORKING SELLING WANT AD SUNDAY 10:55 Baseball 2:00 Sunday Matine 3:30 Oral Robert 4:00 TBA 5:00 It Is Written 5: 30 Amateur Hour 6:00 National Velvet 6:30 30th Century 7:00 TBA 7:30 Dennis The Menac 8:00Ed Sullivan 9:00 GE Theater 9:30 Holiday Lodge 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line 11:00 Sunday News Special 11:05 Theater SUNDAY 1:00-Lamp Unto My Feet 8:30 Look Up And Llva 9:00 Camera Three 9:30 The Christophers 10:00 This Is The Life 10:30 Laurel and Hardy 10:55 Baseball 2:00 Faith For Today 2:30 Campy's Corner 3:00 City Detective 3:30 TV Hour of Stars 4:30 Let's Face It 5:00 Sunday Showtime ,y 30 Twentieth Cwitury 7:00 Lassie 7:30 Dennis The Menact 8:00 Ed Sullivan Show 9:00 GE Theater 9:30 Holiday Lodge 10:00 Candid Camera 10:30 What's My Line n : 00 Sunday Newt 11:15 Theater 12:30 Frontiers In Science 1.00 All Star Theater 1:30-Faith For Today 2:00 This Is The Answer 2:30 Faith 3:no Roundup USA 3:30 isiues And Answers 4:00 Matinee 5 30 Walt Disney Prtienli 6:30 Maverlctt 7:30 The Lawman 00 The Reoel 8:?n Asphalt Jungle 9:30 Editor's Choice 10:00 News Nine Final 10:15 Theater Friday 8:35 Outhertln Hour 9:10 11:10 13:10 Montt Smith Show 10:00 CBa Block 11:15 Winston Hour 4.10 6 35 Ricfc Johnson Show 6:00 CBS Bloctt ; 10 Monte Smith Show Mon,, Wed.. PrL Boh Johnson Show, Tuts., Tnurs. 5: 10 Paul Harvey ABC 3:15 Eydie Gorme (Mon Wed., Fri.) 520 Sports Highlights 5:25 Van Horn ABC 5 45 Headline News ABC 6 00 Edw. p. Morgan ABC 6 15 Local Nws J5 Farm Exchange 6:30 Business Final ABC 7:00 Vandercook News ABC 8 oo-io 00 T.ieoueen 10:00 Queen Mttstc 12:00 Sign OH i Hwdllnt newt on top of tr hour w..thrvn- t li w,,n"v" ' '" Mil tt hour Summanei oast lha hour t Meeting Memo. 4a past the hour Kennedy Calls Berlin Advisers HYANXIS PORT, Mass (AP) President Kennedy began a sec ond summer weekend today at his vacation home on the shore of Nantucket Sound with a discus sion on Germany and Berlin with three of his top diplomatic and military advisers. Kennedy's chief press spokes man said the meeting should not be considered "either a crisis or an emergency meeting." Rather, said Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, it is one of a continuing series of meetings on Germany and Berlin. Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, the President's military representative, will meet with Kennedy both ashore and afloat. After conferring for about an hour at Kennedy's summer home, they were to board the cabin cruiser Marlin for lunch and further talks expected to last un til mid-afternoon. Mrs. Kennedy was to go along on the cruise. Salinger said today's conference had no bearing on the reply of the Western Big Kour powers to Soviet Premier Khrushchev's lat est pronouncements on Berlin. the reply, balmger noted, al ready has been drafted. It is be ing sent to Paris fo- a final check over by the North Atlantic Treaty Organization before being sent to Mosow, probably late next week. Khrushchev has declared he m- intends to sign a peace treaty with Communist East Germany at the end of this year. This is viewed by the United States and its allies as a move to oust the Western powers from Berlin. The Western powers reportedly will reiterate their firm stand on their rights to West Berlin, but at the same time leave the door open for further negotiations. Kennedy flew here Friday for the weekend on Cape Cod. Mrs. Kennedy and the two Kennedy children. Caroline, 3, and John Jr., 7 months old, already were here. Kennedy expects to remain here until Monday morning. Mrs. Kennedy will accompany him back to the capital, but the chil dren are expected to remain for most of the summer. Two County School Districts To Unite With receipt of approval of cur riculum from the State School Sup erintendent's office Friday, t h a present school boards of Yoncalla and Scotts Vallev Dass out of ex istence. The union high school board becomes the board for the new district which will be called School District 32. School districts 9 (high school), and the two districts voted at elections held in the Yoncalla dnd Scotts Valley schools in May to consolidate into a single district. The vote of approval in effect did away with the three districts and forms one new district for education of children in grades 1 through 12. The present boards of 32 and 30 pass out of existence and the Un ion High School Board becomes the board for the new district, consist ing of five board members instead of 15. MAYOR HAS PULL BATH, N.Y. (AP) Mayor Frank Wolfanfier of Hornell won the may or's milking title for the fourth consecutive tune at the annual Steuben County Pomona Grange dairy festival with 5.8 pounds of milk in three minutes. He acteatea Mayors Frank E. Nicklaus of Bath, Harmon Van Patten of Cohocton and Erwin Young of Hammonds- port. SUNDAY RADIO LOG KRNR 1490 KC 7:00 Sign On 7:05. 8:10 Rick John Show 7:35 CBS Block 2:10 Pappy's Record Go-Round 5:00 CBS Block 6:05 Pappy's Plattir Party 11:00 Sign Off KQEN 1240 KC (,V.uslc Except Al Listed) 7:30 Sunday Melodies 8:00 Radio Bible Class ABC 8:30 Christian Brotherhood Hour 9:00 Assembly of God 9:30 Voice of Phrophecy ABC 10:05 Weekend Scores 10:10 Sunday Carousel (To tt:55) 10-30 Frank and Ernest ABC 11:25 Weekend News ABC 11: 30 For Those Who 4trv 17:00 Weekend New 12:55 Local News 1:00 Old Fasnioned Revival adi. l;-0 Radio Bible Class ABC 2:00 Or. Bob Pierce ABC 2:55 Weekend News ABC 3:00 Hour of Decision ABC 3:30 Music Time 4:00 Speaking of Sports ABC 4:U5 Washington Report ABC 4: 14 Overeas Assignment ABC 4:20 Here's To Vets 4:45 Concert Gems 5 : j 5 e rwin Cant ,m A BC 5:30 Guest Star 5:4SI Happened During Tht Waelt 5:55 Weekend News ABC e:00 Erwin Canham ABC 6: 15 Music Man (To 9:551 4:5Weekend New ABC 7:00 George Sokotsky News ABC 7:30 Slartim USA ABC B:00 Tele-queen 12:00 Sign Otf KYES 950 KC Bask: muslc-news-and-weatr.tr 7 00 to 8:15 mui-c 8 15 Carroll Powell 8 30 Church of Christ 9 00 Music 9 45 How Christian Sc'tnt Heals 10:00 Music 11:00 Sunday Davotloni 12:00 Music 12:30 Sunday ShowceM of music 1 . 00 tutheri Hour 1 : 30 MustC 2:00 Sunday Showcasa of Vuile 4 00 Old Faihionri ftt'vi hour 5 30 Sgn Off 4,-Muic Big Four West Powers Complete Reply To K' WASHINGTON' (AP) The Bigbcis. NATO's defense responsibil- Four Western powers have com-' ''' includes West Berlin. pleted a reply to Soviet Premier I time lhe ,NA allies snfnd r.u , , . i , t, .i "n the note will determine when nuiuBuiHCY ....v.-.. .... 1 nouncement and will check it out , with NATO allies next week be- fore sending it on to Moscow. Informed sources described the reply as standing firm on Western rights to Communist-surrounded Berlin but leaving the way open for further discussions with the Soviets. Not. Finished Secretary of State Dean Rusk met here with British Ambassa dor Harold Caccia, French Am bassador Hcrve Alphand and West German minister Kranz Krapf late Friday to finish work on the Ber lin note. The inter - allied consultations have been under way since Pres ident Kennedy's June 3-4 Vienna meeting with Khrushchev at which the Soviets handed over a memo outlining their plans on Germany. Khrushchev says the Soviet Un ion will sign a peace treaty with Communist East Germany at the end of this year a move the Western powers figure is calcu lated to shove them out of West Berlin. The State Department planned to dispatch the proposed reply to Pans quickly, probably today, for any comments by other North At lantic Treaty Organization mem- Author's Wife; Sets Meeting With Newsmen KETCHUM, Idaho (AP) Ern est Hemingway's wife indicates that she wants to set the record straight today on what she calls some "historical inaccuracies." An interview with her by four newsmen was arranged for today it sne feels up to it. A question in the minds of many is whether the famed author took his own life. Another is whether he left any unpublished works. But there was no indication that she planned to discuss either of these questions. Hemingway was killed by a shotgun blast in the head fast Sunday at his home near here. Coroner Ray McGoldrick ruled that it was self-inflicted but that it can never be established whether the shot was fired acci dentally or on purpose. Nobody was with Hemingway at the time. He was buried in the public cemetery here Thursday morning simple, graveside riles. William Bebout of the Associ ated Press asked Mrs. Heming way, in a letter to give the inter view and it was arranged by Dorice Taylor, publicity director of the nearby Sun Valley resort. The other three newsmen in vited were Barry Farrell of Time Inc., Richard Charnock of United Press International and Emmett Watson o the Seattle Posl-Intel-ligenccr. POX THREATENS CONGO SCHOOL... milk is lha IHesarerl When chicken pox or measles hit schools in America it's mildly sr rious. But in the Congo it's ter rifying. The little girls at Mutato school were raised on a diet trag ically lacking protein. Low re sistance to the simplest diseases invited killers like meningitis and pneumonia. Protein supple ment was needed fast . , and milk was the answer. It came in time ... in the form of powdered milk from America. This lifesarer was sent by Americans supporting the Over. sra. Aid Program of their faith. While this ca?e is Protestant all three faiths Protestant, Catholic and Jewish maintain overseas programs that meet such emergencies, as Wf-li as pro vide baic food, clothing, shelter, jobs, education, tools and equip ment to the millions in need. Next time yon are a-ked to support your failh's Overseas Aid Program, remember what milk did for the little girls at Mutato school! PROTESTANT Stun 0 Sartlu snail CATHOLIC liilwat' Ckti ColltctiM JEWISH UsM towiii Aspaal Published a public aarvke tn cooperation wtth Tha Advertising Council and tha Newspaper Advertising Executives Association. a gets to the Kremlin. Some au- thorities believed it will not be delivered tu Moscow before late next week at the earliest. However Krapf said the Big Kour were in no disunity on its contents. Kennedy called Rusk, Secretary of Defense Hubert S. McNamara and lien. Maxwell D. Taylor, pres idential military adviser, to a con ference on Germany and Berlin today at Hyannis Port, Mass., where Kennedy is spending the weekend. The White House news i ?crotary, Pierre Salinger, indicated the Hy annis Port gathering is not of an emergency nature, but rather one of a series of general strategy dis cussions held in connection Willi the continuing Berlin crisis. Contents Kept Secret While contents of the note to Khrushchev are being kept secret for the time being, informants said it included: A firm stand against yielding of Western rights to West Berlin through any one-sided Soviet ac tion. The United States, Britain and Fiance say they are in Berlin under World War U occupation rights that cannot be changed ex cept by mutual agreement, though any one-sided Soviet action. The United States, Britain and r ranee say they are in Berlin un der World War II occupation rights that cannot be changed except by mutual agreement. No initiative for an international conference on Berlin based on Khrushchev's demands, which the United Stales feels leaves little room for negotiation. A preference for a broader set tlement of the German question based on reunification of West and East Germany through self-determination by the German people. Jodau CT7 And Jomorrow Saturday, July ft times Mre aranaara lima Alcoholics Anonymous, basement Pacific Building, 8 p.m.. for Times Are Standard Tims of inr,.,n,.iiAn ....if rti quid u. .L.n c. . . .... rs.n,A Mm barn rlanfP.nf.mnnth in.tninl lion at 8:30 p.m., regular dance at 9 p.m., ladies bring potluck. South Deer Creek Grangs pub lic card party, at the Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Camas Valley Grange No. 521, business meeting al 8 p.m., al the Grange Hall. Boots and Calico, Winston Com munity Club. 9 p.m. Glide Shufflers Square Dance Club, Ernie Gilbert, caller. Sunday, July 9 All Times Are Standard Time Unitarian Fellowship, downstairs meeting room of Alunroe-Hutson Clinic, 880 SIC Jackson, 7:30 p.m. Roseburg Rod and Gun Club, trap shooting, 10 a.m. Wilbur-Sutherhn Methodist vouth choir practice, Wilbur Methodist church, 3 p.m. Elkton Eastern Star Chapter and Masonic Lodge, picnic for all mem. hers and their families, at Bennie Knypstra picnic grounds. West Coast Singing Convention, Winston Baptist Church, 2 to 4 p.m. Monday, July 10 All Times Are Standard Time Knights of Pythias, Pythias Hall 8 p.m. Winston Dillard Kiwamt Club, 6:30 p.m. Junior Duplicate Bridge Club, 7:30 p.m., players requested to be present by 7:20 p.m. to set up ta bles and boards. Obedience Trials sponsored by Umpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion on rail-grounds, 7:30 p.m. Buckeroos, workshop, at the barn 8-M) p.m. Elkton Odd Fellow Lodge, meet ing, at the hall, 8 p.m. Past matrons of OES. Umpqua Grove 51 of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, ritualis tic, Evergreen Grange Hall, 8 p.m. Glendale City Council, City Hall, 7:3(1 p.m. Alpha Zeta Theta Rho G I r 1 1 Club No. 30, IOUF Hall, 7 p.m. Douglas Camera Club, 880 SE Jackson St., 7:30 p.m. Roseburg City Planning Commit ion, 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Elkton School board meeting, at the grade school, 8 p.m. Green Sanitary District Board of directors, Green School, 8 p.m. Roseburg Junior Academy board meoting, at the school, 8 p.m. Douglas Community Hospital Auxiliary, board meeting, at the hospital, 10 a.m. Roseburg Lady Lions, dinner meeting, 6:30 p.m., Bamboo Room at Dale's. Umpqua Kennel Club, Pavilion on Fairgrounds, 7:30 p.m. Riddle Bethel Job's Daughters, Masonic Temple, Riddle, 7:30 p.m. Women of the Moose, Moose Hall, 8 p.m. Valentine Chapter 98, OES, Myr tle Creek. Roseburg CtVy Council, City Hall, 7.30 p m. Roseburg Jaycees, 7 p.m. Golden Age Club, 7:30 p.m., at the Veteran's Memorial Building. ROSE HOTEL'S ROSE ROOM Entertommen ith Mutic Optn 10 AM Cloio 2:30 AM Alto Fin Dining All Day Sot., July 8, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Oro. 3. Under this plan, lhe Berlin tissue would be solved automatically by the nationwide re-unification. UAW Proposals Due Next Week DETROIT (AP) The United Auto Workers Union plans to com plete next week presentation of its new contract proposals to the auto companies. UAW Vice President Leonard Woodcock denied Friday the un ion was delaying progress in bar gaining on specific demands by offering its proposals piecemeal in lengthy statements of policy. "We re spacing this out not tor any devious purpose, he said. "We want an opportunity to have I the information in the bands ot our local union leadership as we present it. Woodcock said most of the bar gaining statements submitted so far deal with matters of interest only to UAW members who are being kept informed as to "what we are trying to do in these ne gotiations." After negotiations at the big three were recessed Friday for the weekend, General Alotors' vice president Louis G. Seaton said, "The piecemeal approach doesn't help collective bargain ing. It delays tilings. Wc have no quarrel with their way. But it's essential to understand the areas of difference as early as we can to know what we are arguing about." Contract negotiations got under way at GM June 28. then on suc cessive days at Ford and Chrys ler, and on Thursday of this week at American Motors. " Seaton and .Woodcock tangled Friday over the union's claim that mechanized production has cut down General Motors' work force. The GM vice president for per sonnel said, "It seems the union is trying to create the impres sion that wa have not been inter ested in creating new job oppor tunities." Tlpclarine this was not the case, Seaton said the trend in cmploy Inipnt at GM has been upward in the oast 10 years. Woodcock had l j i AnHnn .r U'thre had rbn? " 73.000, hourly rated workers at cm since mai) Nnittftn said uti euiuLuyiv:iu oeak of 410,000 Was reached in 1955 because the company had many temporary employes io meet a big demand for new cars. AIR CONDITIONED! Tonight "MARRIAGE GO ROUND" Susan Hayward James Mason Julie Newmar plus "THREE MURDERESSES" Alain Delon Myl.ne Demongeot Tonight The most famed gunfight of olll Joel McCroe, Julie Adams In "GUN FIGHT AT DODGE CITY" - plus "THE LOST WORLD" Both In Color , Tonight Only DUSK TO DAWN SHOW 4 Outstanding Features- "Where The Bays Are" "The Purple Gang" "Face Of Fire" "Yesterday's Enemy" You'll never see the same thovv twice ome Early, Stay Lata - Coming Sunday "Butrerfiehi 8" "Breath Of Scandal" sa:i yji-ai Sunday thru Tuesday "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson Keenan Wynn Tommy Kirk plus "POLICE DOG STORY" Ends TtMilght "PORTRAIT IN HACK" "SWORD AND THE DRAGON" Movie Showtime Saturday, July a, mi INDIAN T H t AT RE Doors oppn K. Cnm. piele srios 7:0o.?:ls. "Gidqet ooes Ha. W.lndlV 7 ?5-9 STARLITE ORIVE-IN-Open 7:15. Shows start a! ausk. Snow White and the 3 Stooqos" and "The Bov Who stole a Million" PINt DRIVE IN-Ooen 7-li. Shows start t dusk. "Flaming Slar" and "Hell to btern- It," TRI CITY DRIVE IN-Slw starts at du-.k. 'Portrait In Black" also "Sword and Ih. Draqon" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE IN (Sulherlln) Bo otlice ooens 7 JO. show al dusk. Dusk to Dawn. "Where the Boys Are" "The Purple Ganq," "Fate of Fire," "Yester days Enemy" BENETTA THEATRE "Mfirr I. qe Oo Round" and "Three Murderesses" GRAND (Sutherlint Walinee at 1:30. "Ro deo" and "Hsiiday tor Champions" Eve ninq shows "Gun Fignr jt Dodge City" and "The Lost World" Sunday. July e, 1141 Indian Theatre - summer schedule. Closed Sun-Mon. STARLITE DRIVE.IN - Open 7:H, Shows start at dusk. "Between Time and Eter nity" and "Opiralion Elchmanm" PINE DRIVE-IN - Open ) 15. Shows start at dusk. "The Enem, General" and "Til. Grass is Greener." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sulherlln) Box office opens at 7:30. Shows start at dusk. "Bultertield 8" and "Brealh ol Scandal" TRI CITY DRIVE-IN - Shows start at dusk. "The Absent-minded Professor" and "Police Dog Story." mm LAST TIMES TON1TE Complote Shows 7-9:15 nnS CLOSED SUN & MON starts TUESDAY: Wall- Disney's PARENT TRAP IN TECHNICOLOR LAST TIMES TONITE: Presley "Flaming Star" & "Hall to Eternity" SUN-MON-TUE "The Gross ii Greener" CARY GRANT 1 rober t mitchum Deborah kerr JEAN SIMMONS VAN JOHNSON in on unusual war story: "The Enemy General" LAST TIMES TONITE: 5 THREE 'STOOGES & "Bay Who Stole a Million" WERNER KLtMPfRCR' 'V BUTALEfc'.OONALDBUKA . TWIN HITS She) Had reepeotablllly for lh pleaaures , 'ifV otlhe f'jP? world I mm L'.-stil&i- COLOR l St PSIHE 'BETkVEEfJTlME AM ETERNflY LILU PALMER ouuxs imMrsotl J2ELJ IH I f f i ' Sun Mon - Tue The;' Century's :S MostxjJ Daring '-ST f MAN J I .HUNTf-
