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Newspaper Page TextHouse Republicans Promise Fight Against Hanf ord Nuclear Reactor j WASHINGTON (AP) House The majority of the atomic; Republicans promise an all out committee agreed with the AKC'I fight against an administration that the tremendous heat gener j proposal to produce electric now- alcd in weapons production at! er at the Hanford, Wash., nuclear Manford should be used for sume reactor. i thing other than warming the Co- The House Republican Policy lumbia River. t'ommilte Tuesday announced its ' Government experts said dual! formal opposition to generation of purpose operations could lower electric power in competition with the cost of weapons plutonium as private utilities at the reactor un-' much as 30 or 40 per cent, through der construction for production of sale of electricity to the Bonne nuclear explosives. j ville Power Administration. The plan is included in the, Supporters also noted that the Atomic Energy Commission's i 800,000 kilowatt output of the Han ! $564.9 million authorization meas-jford project would make it tnej ure for new construction and in-; biggest electric generating reactor! creases for previously approved 1 in 'he world with about eight projects. i times the capacity of the largest The House Republicans did not announced Russian nuclear power indicate opposition to any ttier plant. Ire?-' ymm My Fair Lad Former Riddle Sets Run Record Man Succumbs .NEW YORK IAP) "My Fair Lady" is Broadway's new long-run musical champion. The show racked up its 2.213lh performance at today's matinee, breaking the mark set in 1948 by "Oklahoma!" One more peak remains to be scaled by the Frederick Loewe Alan Jay l.erner show: The inter national musical record of 2.238 ! performances, sot by "Clin Chin w.,en a jiK.L; s,Pped while he was jLiiow in i.onoon in iuio. i nai working on his car. maiK win ue reaciieu oy ai, ran. , - , By E RMA BEST ! Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Love were in Portland this week to attend funeral services Tuesday at the i Chapel of (he Chimes for .Mrs. j Love's uncle. Captain Ralph R. Ross, who was falallv injured years ago. Also surviving is a item in the bill, reported out June J2 by House members of the joint atomic committee. The measure also includes au thorization for a $114 million re search accelerator at Stanford University that will stretch out two miles and produce up to 20 billion electrop volts. Policeman Files Suit After Assault By Lady LOS ANGELES (AP) A 114-; pound woman who put up a fuss m. . 01 sued for S2S.00O damages bv the. nnnlendS l loZ'L , ! S'P : 180 P"n(1 " grounds she1 T. tP?u pow- ossaulled him without provocation.! er at the Hanford plant was a i ,. K move to produce highlv subsidized ' .(,?mo,J- Faust- 35' flled tlwi power and lure industry to lhe'flvl1 su" Tuesday against Shirley Nnrlhwes! alrparfu has ,.,, oh Lowrey 31. . I. R. WITTHUHN, Q Milwau kee, Wis., businessman, has been named President of Ki wanis International. He was elected to the post by dele gates attending the recent 46th annual convention of Kiwams International in Tor-, onto, Ontario, Canoda. He has been a Kiwanian for 25 years. million on its $403,000 investment. 1 Lady" on Aug. 3. I aince opening tuarcn u. ia.ro ai ,.iw , ...i.-,. u.)1na nt UwflHI the Mark Hellinger Theater, thei F musical has grossed 18 million i Vacationers Home dollars and earned a profit of 8 ..A -illim MacDon. aid have returned Horn a vaca tion trip to Canada where they visited Vancouver, B.C., Nanai mao. and Victoria. En route home they stopped in Bend to visit .their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilson. They brought BUILT TO LAST j GHENT. Ohio (AP) A h.ts ' hand-wife team in the inuM-itu dec- orating business have learned Ur.'.i 'when they built churchr a half century ago, they built llwui to last. j Ernie Richniann, an interior d' c- orator, and his wife J;ne, who handles the office, have s.t up shop in the building that boused Ghent Christian Church near Ak lon lor many years. The church now has a new building. The Richnianns have remodeled the structure, hut it wasn't easy. They found that the volunteer car penters who built it originally used hand-hewn hardwood beams which are almost impossible to cut or even drive a nail into. TUir., Jaly 13, 1961 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 9 If Your Poper Hos Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. Movie Showtime THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1U1 electric power. ROSE HOTEL'S ROSE ROOM Enttrtainmanr with Muilc Open 10 AM Close 2:30 AM Also Fin Dining All Day She ' assaulted, grabbed, wres-i lied, twisted and yanked" him' after he gave her a ticket last Feb. 22 for a red light violation,1 his complaint said. Five patrol, cars and a motorcycle officer ar-1 rived to reinforce him, he said,: and he sullcied a dislocated fin-j gei' on his left hand. She was fined $100 in May for resisting arrest. I COLLEGE DRAMA TOURS NEW YORK (AP) Dramatic groups lrom nine U. S. colleges have been chosen by I'nitcd Service Organizations, to tour American overseas military , bases next season. Tempi... ,";r i Z "Th. p.;.".' their granddaughter, Sheila, home Trap" 7:1M:43 i STAR LITE DSIVE-1N Optn 7:15 Snows start t OLik. "Curst of the Werewolf ' I and 'SfiSGow of tht Cat " ' PINE DRIVE-IN Open T: 1 S SHOWS start j at dusk. "Freckles' and "Tne Great Im- j TRI CITY DRIVE-IN "Cinder.ella" and1 "Seven Wav From Sundown." 1 I CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutrttrlln) Box; oftict opens at 7:30. Snows start at dusk, i "Tht Absent Minded Professor" and "Vy Dog Buddy." FRIDAY. JULY 14, If 41 BIDE-A-WEE CAFE "A Good Place to Ear" PAN FRIED HOME MADE CHICKEN PIES OPEN SUNDAYS We Take Pride In Good Food Low Prices 102 E. Central Sutherlin Ph. 9202 show, which include "Three Men on a Horse." "Bells Are Ringing," "Where's Charley?' "Guys a n Dolls," '"Tender Trap," 'Born Yesterday," "Babes in Arms" and "Light Up the Sky." To make seven-week tours of the Far East and Korea are student players from the University of Col orado. Montana State College, and the University of California. On seven-week tours of Europe will be Brockport, N. Y.. State College and Wayne Slate Univer sity, Detroit. Four-week tours of the North east Command will be played by groups from Western Michigan State University, Southern Illinois University, Mill. saps College, Jack son, Miss., and Montclair, N. J. State College, The Northeast Command includ es airbases in Greenland. Iceland, Newfoundland and Labrador. for a visit. Miss Lillian Logsdon. who has charge of the Union Oil company office, and Mrs. Mid red Vaughn. Kiddle school clerk, are vacation ing along the Oregon coast for a week. Mrs. B. II. Mann, accompanied by her sister. Mrs. Charles Fergu son of Butte Falls, visited last week in Portland with their par- indian theatre Doon oon 45. Co j cis Mr, and Mrs. V. T. Minor. Following their visit in Portland, Mrs. Mann drove her sister to Butte Falls, then went to Chemult to visit her husband who had been there for several weeks building a burner for the Briggs Lumber company. Mann expects to hae the work completed in another week when he will return home. Mrs. Clinton Hedherg and daugh ter. Jane, left this week for Snn Francisco where they will visit relatives and friends. BJ AIR CONDITIONED! Friday and Saturday "I AIM AT THE STARS" Curt Jurgena Victoria Show plui '1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS" Mr. Mogoo NOW THRU SAT. ONLY Optn 6:45. ..Show! 7-9:20 $1.00-75c-50c Walt Disney DOES IT AGAIN! PARENT TRAP in COLOR with HAYLEY MILLS Open 7:15 -Show, ar Dutk NOW thru SAT! TONY CURTIS in the hilartous storv of the great est masquerade ever pulled on man or QrV. "GREAT IMPOSTOR" plus Gene Stratton-Porttr't "FRECKLES" in Color . "Tht Parent Trap" plate show r0O-t:M, I 7:1M:. STARLITE DRIVE IN Open 7:15. Show ctarl nt rtmk "flirt of the Werewolf Kach company will present one' n "SMdow oi tht cat- al dusk. "Freckles" nd "Trtt Great Im poster. ' TRI CITY ORIVE-tN "ClndtrftHt" ana "Stvtn Wv From Sundown." CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN ISutherlinl Bo offkt ODttnt 7:30. Shows start at dusH "Tht Abcstnt Minded Prolttsor" tnd "My Dog Buddy." GRAND THEATRE "Abbott t Coitello Go tnd "Francn Goes To Wtit To Mar" Point." BENETTA THEATRE "I Aim Stan" 'id "1001 Arhin Nignti." Tonight thru Saturday "CINDERFELLA" Jerry Lewis Ed Wynn Judith Anderson plus "SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN" Audio Murphy Barry Sullivan Open at 7:15. ..Shows at Duik thru SATURDAY only CuRSEofwe UCDtUnlr a utrruKU cvHn YVONNE ROMAtN plus: w DOUBLE CHILLS! The Chabow ANDRC MORELL BARBARA HCLLEV Tonight thru Tuesday You'll bo Hubbergotted at Frod MacMurray's new adventures Co-starring Nancy Olson, Keenon Wynn, in Walt Disney's . "THE ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR" Also A young boy's lave and a dog'i loyalty turned a rich man's heart from stone to velvet. "MY DOG BUDDY" The following radio and television programs are printed as free public service for Newi-Rtvtew readers. All program listings are published as received from the respective stations. The News Reviev does not accept responsibility for variation from original schedules furnished this newspaper. KPIC-TV Ch, 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Programs lilted are en Standard Time. 9:00 Price Is Right NBC 9:30 Concentration NBC 10:0O -Truth or Confluences NRC 10:30 It Could Bt You NBC 10:55 TV News Tody-NSC 11:00 Jan Murray NBC 11:30 Rompar Rooo NBC 12:00 Voung Dr. Malone NBC 12:30 From These Roots NBC 1:00 Wake Room For Daddy NBC 1:30 Herri Hollywood NBC 2:00 The Movies News Following Movie 3: 30 T a IK of Tht Town (Tues. I Thurs.l TBA (Mon. Wed. and Frl.) 4:00 Waterfront (Mon and Frl.) TBA, Tues, Wed. and Thurs) 4: IS Off to Market (Wed.) 4:30 Addit Bobk.ns THURSDAY 5 30 H Hound 6:00 Northwt News :l Hun;y Brinkley NBC :30 Outlaws NBC 7:10 Bat Masferson NBC 8:00 B Faliw NBC 8:30 Great Ghost Stories 9:00 Two Faces West 9:30 Shotgun Slade FRIDAY 5:30 Almanac Newsnel 5:45 Sportsman'i Tips 4 00 Northwest News 6: IS Huntley Brinkley NBC i,: JO Blue Angels 7 00 Check male CBS 1: 00-Lawless Years-NsC 8:30 Playhouse 9:00 Not For Hire 9:30 Sea Hunt 10:00 Report 10: JO Tlghfropt 11:00 Front Bo Center vAr SERVICE ILL SERVICF GUAIMNTEF0 PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO Cr TV It Riteiflff I? Vtifl 13M NC Stsakits at Cirlea Vifler let Modern, Reasonable Rent Jackson St. at Lane Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Ploce To Live" Kohlhagen Apts. Fk: sr. efficient, commons SERVICE fo All to:: PRINTING NEEDS M & m'pRINTERS ORtH'S 31591 low the mfflflioHR's letaileys helped taiedcaiHis bmM $121 billion m Ssuaymg jsowe? KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY OAYUOHT SAVINGS TIME 11:00 Love 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 Yours 3:00 Brighler Day 6 Secret Storm 3:30 Edge Of Night THURSDAY 4:00 Friendship Circle 4 30 Uncle Bill Snow 5 30 Roy Rogers 400 Your TV Weatherman 6: OS Channel 5 Report 4: IS Doug Edwards With The News 4:30 Titla Pending 7:00 Blue Angels 7:30 Sports Spectacular 1:30 Two Faces West 9:00 Johnny Midnight 9:30-Hot Off The Wirt 10:00 CBS Reports 11:00 Final Report FRIDAY 4:00 TBA 4-IS Industry On Parade 4 30 Uncle Bill Snow 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6 00 Your TV Weatherman 4:05 Channel 5 Report 6:15 Doug Edwards With The 6:30 Sports Roundup 7:00-Sea Hunt 7:30 Rawhide 8 30-Route 44 9.30 Way Out 10:00 Twilight Zone 10.30 Final Report 10:45-Slao.e 5 LOST YOUR LICENSE TO DRIVE? SEE ROLF'S INSURANCE FOR FAST SERVICE 939 S. E. Stephens OR 3-8166 MODE O'DAY DrAlitf, Lingerif, Bloutes Hositry DriliM 3.99 Thru 8.99 Acrosi from tht Indian Thtot, YOUR PHONE CALL TO OR 2-3321 WILL PUT THIS Spoca to Work fe, You, Yeui Buttntu THE NEWS-REVIEW KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS DAYLIGHT TIME 7 30 Cartoon Time I oo Morning News 1:15 Capf. Kenqaroo 9 00 I Love Lucy f 30 Video Villeqe 10 00 DouBte Eporure 10:30 Suronse Packnge 11:00 Lowe of Lite 11-30 Search For TomOTOW 11 :4t-Guidlng Light 1? CO News (Mon thru Thi.r?) (i.Oi Hi, Neiflnoor l-Von tnnj Thu'O Hostess House Party (Frifiay-12) 13 30 As The World Turns 1:00 KOI N Kitchen 1:30 House Parly J 00 The Millionaire 2 30 verdict is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 3:15 Secret Storm 3 30 Edge of Nignf 4 00 Famous Playhouse 4 30 Cartoort Circus 5 00 Man From Cochise f Ve--Wed-Fri) 5.00 BroAtn Arrow (Tutt-Thuri) THUkSDAY 5 30 Waterfront 6 00 Weatrier-Soort-IMewi 415 Doug Edwards. News 6 30 New Horizons 7 Dangerous Robin 7:30 Summer Sports Spectacular 830 Zane Grey Theatre I 9 00 Gunslinger f 10 00 Secret Life of Danny Kaye I 11:00 Nioht Scent i 11:15 Theater FRIDAY 5 30 People' Choice 6 00 We-Hner-Spofl-Hes 4 IS Doug Edwards. News 6:30 Assignment Underwater 7 00 Kingdom Of The Sea I 7 30-Rawhide ! I 30-Route 64 9.30 Way Out , ,0 oo Twilight Zone 13 30 Per'0.1 To Ptrwm : l) 00 Portland Wrestling I II 4S N.qht Scene KEZI-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS STANDARD TIME 10 00 Tho Gal S'orm Show 10:30 Love That Boo 11:00 Camouflage 11:30 Numoer Pltt i; 00 Local News 17: 55 Inside Soorts 12:30 Puis Beat (-"on) Cartoons ITues Thurs) P.g;ant (Wedi Ima Chase Sho (Fr'l 1 00 Day In Court 1.30-Stven Keys 2-00 Queen For A Da 2 30 Who Do You Trust 3:00 American Bands! and 4. CO Open Home THURSDAY A 30 Pocky Aid His Fnt"ds 5:00 Tee.i B!al j-jo This Is Alice 6-0O Nft, N,r a 30 Gustward Ho 7 00 Donna fi.t i 7 30 AH-Slar Theater r 1:00 My Three SoS I -jrTfie U- juchabies f jo Siief.ts Please j TO 00 Brothers Brannagaft 1 10 30 Border Patrol 11.00 Nt as Nine F trial j FRIDAY ! 4'50-Rin Tin Tin ; 5 00 Jar.it Boone Show 5 10 Death Valley Das 4:00 News Nine 4 30 Matty's Funlay Funnies 7 00 Lave it To Beaver 7 io The Flintslones 100 77 Sunset Stnp 9 00 The Detectives 9 30 Tne Law end Mr. Jons 10 00 Lot Uo 10 30 Third Man 1100 Wews Nine r.nal H IS Feature Fii-n Radio Programs -Monday thru Friday KRNIt 1490 KC KQP . Broadcastg JJ hours, S" flavl a wee. Monday through Saturday CBS Ne a on tne hour, Sunday th'ougn Sa'urdav Cfl5 features Oi the hai' hour. Sunday Th'outn Satirdjv. Fran" Goss. 30 am, PST, i D m, PST Monday thronoh Saturday. LoeM i Trwrtas 00 p m , psT Voday through Frjty, SoC'ts Time 10 pm Monday tn'Ougn Fnda, 5 SS p m. Saturday. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY '2 Gi BjOdy Hoa' Sno 4 OS Boo Johnson SO I iS Sutherlin Htyjr io 1110 17 10 M,ote SnuTh Shaw 10 00 CBS BtOCK 11 15 Winston Hour 4 104 1,.-",c Jonson Show 4 00 CBS B oc 10 Me-Me Sm-tn Sho Von , V.ed , I Boo Jonr.son Snow, Tuts , ThufS. The store ownen in your commu nity are in a pretty good position to understand your needs and wants and the importance of your saving for them. At the start of World War II, they had a vital opportunity to stimu late saving and at the same time help meet a dire need of their Na tion through the promotion of U.S. Savings Bonds. Super Bond Salesman Few groups in America wera as well qualified to promote Savings Bonds as the retailers. They sold over the counter, staged street ral lies, sponsored movies, and used all their selling talents to get every citizen on the Bondwagon and help speed the Victory. The job fhey did has paid Hg bonuses. Since 1941 Americans have invested $121 billion in Sav ings Bonds, spent $78 billion for the things they wanted as the Bonds matured, and are still hold ing a large $43 billion reserve as buying power for the future. Bonds and your personal buying power U.S. Savings Bonds are guaranteed by Uncle Sam to grow as much as 93. This means that the $75 you put into a Series E Bond becomes $100 in 7 years. Hold it 10 more yoars, and it becomes $145. You can buy Savings Bonds at any bank, or where you work. And every Bond you buy is a share in a stronger America. "SftTing-s Bonds mrm busina Insurant) for any oommunlty.1 ayi Allrfd C. Thompton. Prrudtnt National Rttati Merchant Attoctalion "Am citiAna, w rlilrn ar proud of tha pari wa hava had In Lha 20-yaar attccaaa Mory of lha U H. Savin Honda Program. Aa mart hanta. wa ara rrataful for lha rirh rraarvoir of htiyinr powar lha Program haa provided for lha buainaaa c-otnmunilv and Lha aeruriLv II haa provided for the Nation. 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