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12 The News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Sept. 21, 1961 ""T'Wfr1' '1"!.' W'V?" ANNIVERSARY SALE R Save Money Christmas emco Flying Fox Airplone, 1 only, Reg. $15 5.55 Lorge 100 Pc. 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Reo. 5.00 2.87 Tonko Lowboy Truck and Bulldozer, Reg. $7 3.99 Tonka Cement Mixer, Reg. 7.00 Tonka Oil Tanker. 3 only. Reo. Tonko Country Club Service Set, Rea. 10.00 Tonka Road Builder Set. 2 only, Tonka Construction Set, 2 only, 646 S. E. Jackson Patronize Tke Mlewlni rsdi n4 television programs arf printed os a frae public servlca far N.wi-R.yi.w leaders. All program listings are published as received from the raspectiva stations. Tha News Ravlav daes net accept responsibility for variation from original schedulas furnlihod this newspopar. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Programs listed art en Standard Tlmt. :00 Price I Right NBC ?:30 Concentration NBC 10:00 Truth or Constquanees NBC 10:3011 Could Be You NBC 10; 55 TV News Todev NBC 11:00 Jan Murray NBC 11 -.30 Romper Rooi NBC 1?: 00 Young Or. Malone. NRC 1 2: JO From These Roots NBC 1:00 Maka Room For Daddy NBC 1:30 Hart's Hollywood NBC 2:00 Tha Movies Nawi Following Movla 3:36 Talk or Tha Town (Tuas. A Thura.) ZZ SERVICE all SEHVICr SU1RANTEF0 PHONE OR 3-4123 KLUVER RADIO & TV Is eiiflhsrf M Vsirs Ittt HI Itaiktsi st Cirisa Villir Jet FC fast, EFFICIENT, COUSTEOUI SERVICE FOR All YOUR PRINTING NEEDS CAIL MSM PRINTERS ORehsrd 11591 KBES-TV Ch. 5 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIMI 11:00Lov of Lite 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Llgh.1 13: 00 Camouflage 13:30 As The World Turns 1:00 Fact The Facts 1:30 Houit Party 2:00 The Millionaire 3:30 Verdict Is Yours 3:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Secret Storm KOIN-TV Ch. 6 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS DAYLIGHT TIMI 7:30 Cartoon Time 1:00 Morning New 1: 15 Capl. Kangaroo :00 I Lovt Lucy f:30 Video Village 10:00 Double Expomre 10:30 Surprise Package 11:00 Love of Lift 11 :30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 Guiding Light 17:10 News 17:05 HI Neighbor 17:30 As Tha World Turns I; 00 KOIN Kitchen KEZI-TV Ch 9 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ALL PROGRAMS STANDARD TIMI 16 00 The Tean 10 30 Love That Bob 11 :00 Camouflage tl:30 Number Pleae 17:00 Midday Report 17:15 Inside Sports (Mon-Wed-Frl) Farm Journal (Tues-Thun) 13:30 Aoventures In Living (Mon. Onlyl Bonne's Cartoons (Tues. I Thurs.) Pageant (Wed) like Chase Show (frl) 1:00 Day In Court Radio Programs Monday thru KRNR 1490 KC roartcaatlna 11 hour., sl dav. Mrt.MoMsy through Saturday! CBS h on th hour, Sunday through Saturday. CBS l.atur.i en th hH hour. Sunday tnrouqh 1 Saturday. Franle Gois, i:M s.m., PST, 4, KQEN . 1240 KC MONDAY THROUOK Ml DAY 4:00 Sign On 4:30-Nw Around The World ABC i:JS-Wtathr Capiult tVSflw County Agent 7;00 Homing wy Ntwt ABC 7r4S Local News 7: SO-Paul Harvey ABC 7;SS Stock Market Report KYES 950 KC MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY MlC! Muilc Newi and Weather Mon.lay; 4:00 m. to 11:00 .m. Wake up to Music 11:00 em, lo 7:00 p m The Leroy Hlatt Show. Tuesday, Thursday Fr Jay: 4:00 a.m. to 11:00 a m. Wake up to NeiKm Show 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.-The i HAPPY on Quality Toys - Sale Lay aways Invited No Microscope, mognities to 425 times, Reg. 10.00 Porter Microcroft Set, Reg. 10.00 LB22 Basketball, 2 only, Reg. 10.00 LF99S Football, 2 only, Reg. 10 00 Basketball & Goal Set, Reg. 4.00 Deluxe BB Gun, Hardwood stock, Reg. $15 Hubley Ric-O-Shoy Pistol, Reg. 4.00 Ideal Trick Shot Rifle, Reg. 3.00 Mottel Indian Scout Rifle, Reg. 2.50 New Avion Trainer Airplane with complete accessory kit, Reg. 12.00 Curtiss Jenny Flying Model, Set up, 1 only Lone Ranger Ranch Set, Reg. 5.00 Cope Canaveral Set, Reg. 7.00 TV Pal Uke, Reg. 1 .00 Piono Style Xylophone, Reg. 1.00 Grand Piano, Reg. 1.00 Flannel Boards, Reg. 2.00 Dolly Rocking Cribs, Reg. 2.00 Dolly Beds, with mattress, Reg. 3.00 Running Water Sink, Reg. 3.00 Miss Petite Metal Dish Set, Reg. 1.00 Peppermint Pink Playdishes for 4, Reg. 2.00 Ideal Fixit Trucks, 3 only, Reg. 5.00 3.99 10.00 4.44 2 only, 5 7 Reg. $15 9.99 Reg. $20 13.33 JOHNNY'S TOY HOUSE News Review Advertisers .3 Waterfront (Mon. & Frt.l Discovering America (Tuas.) Social Security (Wed.) Tha Navy Reports (Wad.) 4:00 Discovering America (Tuas.) The Navy Report (Thurs.) ' Waterfront Won and Frl) 4:15 Ott to Market (Wed) 4:30 Kartoon Karnival 5:00 Rama r of lha Jungle THURSDAY 5:30 H Hound . 6:00 Northwest Newt 4: 15 Hon'Uy BrinKley NBC 4:30 Outlaws NBC 7:. 10 Bat Masterson NBC 11:00 B Fathnr NBC 9:30 Great Ghost Stories t; 00 Two Paces West THINKING ABOUT A NEW HOME? Or PLANNING REMODELING Sea JACK MATHIS Dei It. & linaini strifes mflilli OR 2-1651 Altar 1 PH. 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News 4:30 New Horiions 7:00 Panic 7:30 Summer Snorts Spectacular l:30-Fronl,er Justice 1:30 Seven Keys :0O Ounen For A Day ?:3o Who Do You Trust 3 00 American Randltand 4:00 Open House THURSDAY 4:30 Rocky And His Friends 3:00 T cm Beat 5:30 This Is Alice 4:00 Newt Nine 4:30 Gurstwarfl Ho 7:00 Donna Reed 7:30 All star Theater 8:00 My Three Sons :30 The Ur.:ouchahlea 9:J0 Sllents Please 10:00 Brother! BrannatMr) p m. PST Mottdav thrwmh Saturday. Lowell Thomaj j oo p m., pST Mon(1y through 7" " ':n . . mv M" F'"""' S u ' m- S'luraav. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY lMn-lhxMv Howard Sho OS-Bob Johnton Show :00 Clitt Cngle-ABC 1:30 Local New ;00 Breahfatt Club ARC 10 0O Mid Morning NewtABC 10:15 Tetlo Tut ABC 10: JO Fuchanoe 10:45 Kp Oregon Grn 1 1 : 30 New) F or Women 1?;00 Mid Day Nowi 1J:50 Mrkt Report 1: 00 Keep Or egon Oreen Leroy Hlatt Show. Ws?dr.edyi a-m a m t9 11:00 a.m. Wekt up to Muilci H;00 a m to 7:00 pm. The Bob NcUon Show. 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Jackson :30 Shotgun Slada 10:0O Rflport I0:20-Jack, Paar NBC FRIDAY 5:30 Almanac Newsreel 5:45 Sportsman's Tips 4:00 Northwest News 6:15 Hunttey Brink ley NBC 0:30 Blue Angels 7:00 Check mule CBS 8:00 Lawless Years NBC 1:30 Theater 9:00 Not For Hlrt 9:30 Sea Hunt 10:00 Report 10: 20 Almanac Newsreel 10:30 Tightrope 11:00 Front Row Center Modern, Reasonable Rent Joekson Sr. at Lane Ave. Adults OR 3-8244 "A Good Place To Live" Kohlhagen Apts. NUTRI-BIO Blllir NUTRI-tna Tkraiit.li BlO-Ckimiitn, Complils, Scitnltficilly BilsnctS, Nituril sr Orginic FloS Supplimistt. Vitsmis 1 Mineral, Prattis Distributer MARION FORTUNE OR Mils, It ae iniwer, OR J-1TT " FRIDAY 4;00 TBA 4:30 Uncle Bill Show 5:30 Huckleberry Hound 6:00 Your TV Weatherman 6:05 Channel 5 Report 4:15 Doug Edwards With The 4:30 Sports Roundup 7:00 Sea Hunt 7:30 Rawhide 1:30 Route 64 9:30 Adventure Theater 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Final Report 10:45 Stage 5 9:00 CBS Television Workshop 10:00 At The Source 10:30 Let's Face It 11:00 Night Scent 11:15 Theater FRIDAY 5:30 People's Choice 6:00 Weather-Sports-Naws 6:t5 Doug Edwards, News 4:30 Assignment Underwater 7:00 Kingdom Of The Sea 7:30 Rawhide I: Jo Route 66 9:30 Adventure Theatre 10:00 Twilight Zone 10:30 Eyewitness 11 :00 Portland Wrestling 11:45-Night Scene 10:30 Border Patrol 11:00 News Nine Final FRIDAY 4:M-Rin Tin Tin 5:00 Jack Boone Shnw 3:30 Death Valley Days 6:00 News Nine 6- 30 The Honey manners 7 00 Leave It To Reaver 7- 30 The FHntstones 1 0077 Sunset Strip 9 00 The Detectives 9:30 The Law and Mr. J 10:00 Lock U0 10:30 Third Man 11:00 News Nine Final 11:15 Encore Theater Friday 35 Sutherlln Hotir :10 11:10 13:10 Motile Smith Show 10-00 CBS Block 11:1$ Wintton Hour 4i:i0 -3V Rtck Jortnion Show A 00 CBS Block 1.10 Wonle Smith Shnw Moru Wfd., Pri Bob Jotwioo Show, Tue., Thurt, 3:00 Hemingway News ABC 3:30 Exchange 4 00 Paul Harvey Newt ABC 4- 30 Alex Dreier New ARC 5 - 00 Paul Harvey Newt ABC 5 .10 News ABC 4 00Ed Morgan ABC 41 Local Newt 7:00 Bingo I 00 Telequeen 13:00 Sign Ott j Show. Specials on Sunday: IS a.m. to 10 wi m, Haw Christian Science Heals; I 11:00 am, to 17:00 p m. Sunday Devotions: j 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p m. Lutheran Liynwni l Leaguet 4 00 pm, to 4:30 p m. Old Fash ioned Revival Hour. Seven davi per week: I Headline news on top of the hour. Weather i vane at nast the hour. News summaries at W past the hnur, Communi'y calendar at past the hour, i OLDSMOBILE Described os o flashing high-perform-once addition to the Oldsmobile line of cars for 1962 is this Storfire coupe, with its distinctive band of brush textured onodized aluminum extending from front to rear. New models go on display Friday at Hilltop Motors. The Storfire offers the some color, trim and mechanical Higher Living Standards Possible Sans Controls Say U. S. Officials NEW YORK (AP). More jobs for more people more spending money for a higher standard of living more government spend ing to spur the economy's growth but without higher tax rates more industrial output at moder ately higher wage scales but al about the same price levels. And all this without triggering a boom and bust or an unwelcome spurt in the cost of living that could be curbed only by federal controls over prices and wages and production. Js it possible? Administration economists say we can achieve the goal with iu- dicious government monetary ac tion and proper labor and manage ment restraint. Critics of the administration pol icy call it excessive, unjustified by present conditions, and unlikely to succeed, judged by past exper iences. This dispute cuts deeper than today's headlined trading of jabs over whether steel companies can hold the price line or how high auto wages can go without setting a wage-price hiking pattern for other industries. More basic is whether the econ omy is growing fast enough, whether unemployment can be licked, whether the government can intervene without its pump priming setting off another round of inflation. President Kennedy and his Council of Economic Advisers say the economy must grow faster it jobs are to he found for an in creasing labor force. Walter Heller, chairman of the council, says that at the start of the year industry had the capacity to produce 8 per cent more than it actually did. He holds that the gap was due to a failure of demand for goods and services. He urges this demand be stimulated by a combination of easy money and greater government spending or, if that isn't enough, by lower taxes. Mechanized factories with mors efficient production methods would be expected to absorb moderate wage rises without increasing prices. And increased sales vol ume, even at present protit mar gins, would be counted upon to keep total earnings high enough. Opponents challenge this, lney deny that the economy is really stagnant. They contend that fur ther government pump priming on Movie Showtime Thunday, Sept. 31, 1911 INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:30. Com plete thaw at 7:00, "Tha Gum of Nav arone" at 7:30 only STARLIT6 DRIVE-IN Open 4:30. Shows start at 7:00. "Marines Let's Co" and "Dondl" PINE DRIVE-IN Open Frl-Sat-Sun only TRI CITY DRIVE IN Show starts at du.k. "The Ahsent-AAInded Prolessor" and "The Little Shepherd ot Kingdom Come" CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box office opens 4: 30. Show starts at dusk. "Gold ol the Seven Saints" also "Serengetl" Friday, September 11, U4l INDIAN THEATRE Doors open 4:30. Com plete show ai 7:00. "The Guns ot Nava rone" at 7: 30 only STARLITE DRIVE-IN Open 4 30. Showi start at 7:00 "Marines Let's Go" and "Dondl" PINE DRIVE-IN Open 8 30. Shows start at 7:00. "One Foot in Hell" and "The Rat Race" BENETTA (Winston) "Can Can" and "Lono Rope" plus Cartoon CLOVERLEAF DRIVE-IN (Sutherlln) Box office opens 4: 30. Show starts at dusk. "Gold of the Seven Saints" also "Seren- Oeli" Tfll CITY DRIVE IN Show starts at duK. "The Absent-minded Professor " and "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" BIRDSONG CAFE and DINNER HOUSE (formerly FAMOUS BROASTED CHICKEN Dinner.:. $1.55 Chicken Snack . . . $1.10 B roasted Pork Chops Dinner $1.35 CHICKEN TO GO ... OR 2-3031 HOURS: Week Doys, 6 AM - 9 PM Sat, Sun., 6 AM -10 PM 3 MILES SOUTH ON OLD HWY 99 lop of the current business recov ery would just bring on a boom and bust. They fear further infla tionary weakening of the market place value of the dollar, so that higher prices would nullify any apparent gain in wages. Beyond this dispute two other questions are being asked with in creasing frequency. How much unemployment is to be regarded as normal? Is creep ing inflation really bad? The old goal of minimum un employment was 2 or 3 per cent of the labor force. That would in clude the hard core of the unenr ployablcs and those in transit from job to job or place to place. More recently have been added the unskilled for whom there is less demand in a mechanized age, and also those displaced workers whose particular skills have been taken over ny machines. The jobless total is now around 7 per cent of the labor force. President Kennedy has said he hopes his policies will bring this down fairly soon to 4 per cent. But a few economists have been, saying, mostly in hushed tones, that maybe our economy will have to learn to live with 6 per cent or Local News David Parks, Wally Tharp, Tom Thurber, Jackson Bcaman and Tim and Gary Doyle left this week for Ashland to begin their studies at Southern Oregon Col-' lege. Mr. and Mrs. John Longfellow and daughter, Leslie, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brothers of this city went to Springfield Friday for the Roseburg-Springfield football game. Mrs. W. F. Forrest and her mother, Mrs. Henry Pape Sr.; her daughter. Miss Lynn Forrest, and cousin, Mrs. Alice Lorenz, and the latter's daughter, Carol, were in Eugene recently attending to busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Trimble of Toppenish, Wash., visited here Tuesday with the former's sister, Miss Carol Trimble, Douglas Coun ty Librarian. They were en route home from a trip to Klamath Falls to attend a meeting. Trimble is secretary of the State Potato com mittee of Yakima Valley. Mrs. Frances Heronemt of Cath edral City, Calif., has returned home after spending the summer here with her parents, Air. and Mrs. Frank Diass. She attended summer school in Eugene while in the area. Mrs. Heronme is a teacher in the Palm Springs, Calif., school system. Mr. and Mr?. I. J. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Roles, Mr. and Mis. V. R. Casehecr, Dr. and Mrs. Roy Hanford, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rut ter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gray were among Roseburgers attend ing the Roseburg Springfield foot, ball game Friday night in Spring, field. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Sutton and children, Michael, Mark and Da vid, all of Houston, Texas, ac companied by Sutton's mother, Mrs. Anna Sutton of Wyandotte. Okla., have left after a 10-day visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ionard Sutton and family. Leonard is the broth er of Larry and the son of Mrs. Anna Sutlon. Burton's) features as Oldsmobile's Starfire convertible. Included as standard , equipment on the now 345-horsepower Star fires are front bucket seats, a sports-type power console, smoother 1962 Hydra-Matic transmission, self-adjusting power brakes and duol exhausts. Genuine leather is ex tensively used in the car's interior. so as the norm. The question about creeping in flation is how much it really hurts. One theory is that prices must creep higher as industry grows enough to make more jobs. Such price rises, the argument goes, won't be nearly as bad as stagna tion that would mean increasing unemployment. Tonight Clint Walker ond Roger Moore in "GOLD OF THE SEVEN SAINTS" plus "SERENGETI" In Color Friday & Saturday "CAN CAN" Frank Sinatra Shirley MacLaint Louis JtTurdan Juliet Prowsc plus "LONG ROPE" Hugh Marlowe Alan Hale plus CARTOON 6IDE-A-WEE "A Good PAN FRIED CHICKEN OPEN We Take Pride In 102 E. Central upright fiy SEAT 1! FREEZER if DINETTE 1 BELTS 5-yr. worronty .' Set Iffl Nrt'l Saftty Counc. I Ill SIA&S M $1088 m) $95 fi sjl Stainless Iff TADI C fSf square . . saw jlw Extension jj I WAPF If 8$ CORD I S WARE IL H h T 7 ' M" ;t (CSuvffl bAuU) II TV PATRONIZE NEWS REVIEW ADVERTISERS MftlAII OPEN 6:30 IV Hi Show ot 7:00 CUDUBU PICWS ptltil! CHBGORr" PECK- DAVID NIVEN ANTHONY QUINN TMtilMvFNAVARvM COtDR ssj CIWEMJISCOPI 1 "Noyarone" ot 7:30 $l-75c-50c Open at 6:30. ..Shows at 7:00 NOW thru SAT! 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