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Newspaper Page TextSpecial Red Cross Committee Is For Work In Homes Of Veterans, This it the) first in series of articles on Central Douglas United Fund agencies partici pating in this year's campaign. The goal of this year's CDUF drive is $69,936. Douglas County Red Cross now has a special committee trained for home service work with veterans and also with rel atives of service men. v The group includes Norman Thurnhofer, co-chairman of the county Red Cross; Mrs. Bur ton K. Randall; Mrs. Kelley Huston. Mrs. Elmer Saxon; and Mrs. Wilbur Watters, adminis trative secretary; all of Rose burg; Mrs. Madge Gazley, Myr tle Creek; and Helen Lewis, Reedsport. These persons recently com pleted a social welfare aides' 32-hour course on this subject. All are volunteer workers ex cept for Mrs. Watters. Home service is a very im portant part of Red Cross ac tivity and last year represent ed an expenditure of about $2, Whfum TON1TE-OPEN 7:00 Complete Show 7:15 "The NUN'S Story" WED! thru SAT: if ever there was a FAMILY SHOW THIS IS IT!!! FILMED IN THAILAND! 1 mm JOCK M AHONEY n Tarzaa WOODY STRODE MUSCOPtuoMEIROCOLOR ' It's a Terrific TWIN BILL ' sUiJj!., ' , - an absolutely ... FIN-TASTIC- story of a boy and his dolphin pal! the t abulmti dolphin mnEanssEosni j M-G-M presents The following radio and Television progro mi ore prlntod ot a free public tervice for Newt-Review readers. All program listings are published at received from the respec tive stations. The Newt-Review doet not ac cept retponiibility for variation from original schedulet furnished thit newtpapcr. KPIC-TV Ch. 4 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00-Todav 8:0O Two Early :0O Yoga lor Health 15 TBA (Mon only) t:lS-Educatlonal TV (Tues-Frll v:30 Word lor Word 10:00 Concentration 10:30 Missing Link color 11:00 Your First Impression color 11:30 Truth or Consequences lt:55-Nowi 1!:00 People Will Talk-Color U:J5-Nevs 12:30 The Doctors 1:00 Loretta Voung KBES-TV Ch. 5 CHANNEL 2 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 1:00 Ciiota'ft Kangaroo :00 Morning Newj '301 Love Lucy 10-00 Th McCOi-l 10:3ft Pettj and Glfltfyl 11:00 Lovt of Lift 11:2 CBS News 11:30 Search For Tomorrow 11:45 GuldiflO Lifjnt t:00 Tennessee fcrnie 1?:30 As The Werirj Turn KfriN-TV Ch, 6 C'UNNEL 83 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 7:00 Sunrise Semester 7:30 Weather Forecast 735 Cartoon Time I 00 Cantam Kangsroo :0O-News 9 30 i Love Lucy 10:00 The McCoys iO:30 Pert and Gladys 11:00 Love Ot Lit: 11:30 Search For Tomorrow H :5 Guiding Light KEZI-TV Ch. 9 CHANNEL 6 ON CABLE MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY t.jo-Cartoons 9 00 Jack LaLanne 9 30 Vom'ng Movie 1100 The Price It Right 1130-Seven Keys 11:00 Tennessee Ernie Ford 1!. 30 Father Knows Best l:r-0 Gnero' HosP'lel 130 Educational TV 1:00 TV Bingo 3:30 Day In Court KRNR U90 KC. KQEN 1 240 KC. KYES 950 KC. 1 8-Hr. Programming 6 A.M. to Midnight Down To Dusk CBS Network ABC Network Independent music, news, weolKer. music, news, tveother music, news, weofher. 000 out of the total budget. Loans amounted to $1,170; grants, $48, and communica tions, $837. Many Cases Handled a total ol 1,740 cases were handled in some degree, and 348 cases were processed through to completion. Total of 96 telegrams were sent and 259 long distance calls were placed to service men. The Red Cross is the only means of direct contact between the parents and serviceman in case of emergencies, said Thurnhofer. Cases involving! deaths or serious illnesses in a family are handled by the home services division in notifying the service man. Parents are contacted in connection with hardship cases to determine if a serviceman should be sent home. In one case where the father of two sons in the service died the armed services asked the Red Cross to make the deter mination by contacting the mother to see if a hardship ex isted. One of the boys was dis charged. In another case Joseph E Robins, in a testimonial letter to the News-Review, states: "The Robins grow more in love with Roseburg all the time. Here we have found the most wonderful people who are al ways willing to do the most wonderful things. Service Cited My wife was taken to the hos pital in a very critical condl tion late one evening a few weeks ago. In less than two hours from the time the Mercy Hospital receptionist gave me the number of the local Red j Cross-, they had investigated the' , need, wired to the Marine Corps base at Camp Pendleton, Cal if., and our son was on his way CALL A WARDS REPAIRMAN! End your washing blues! Just a phone coll your Wards repairman does th rest. He'll service your Wards washer or dryer In the shortest possible time. The price is right . . . results are guaranteed. SERVICE DEPARTMENT 1481 NE Stephens 672-4811, Ext 68 !:-You Oor-t Say 2:00 Match Game . 2:35 Altcrnoon Report 2:30 Make Room tor Oa-ldy (Mon.Wed.)l 2:30 Bev's Kitchen (Frl) 3:30 Be My Ghm lTu! i Thurs) 3:00 Social Security (Mon. only) 3:00 Fashion Fleshes (Tues. only) 3:00-3pettator Matinee (WW thru Frl) 3:I5-T3A (Mon. only) 3:15 Spectator Matinee (Tues. only) i:30-Wire Sr-''' (Mon only) 4:30 Lone Ranger 5:00 Capt. Shipwreck TUESDAY 5:30 Quick Draw McGraw 6.00 Northwest News :30 Huntly-Brlnkley 1 :00 Password l:3f House Party jiKwro Tell The Truth 3:35 News 3:30 Edge of Night J : 00 Secre' Storm 3:30 Who Do You Trust 4:00 Trailmaster TUESDAY S:00$kv King 5:30 Woody Woodoecker 6:00 Channel S Report 4:30 CBS News 7:00 Deputy 7:30 My 3 Sons 1:00 Red Sketfon U.OO-Newf li:05 HI, Neighbor !J:0 As The World 1:00 KOIN Kitchen Turn VW-HmiM Party 3:00 To Tell The Truth 3:30 Edge of Night . :00 Secret storm 3:30 Password 4:00 Cartoon Circus 15 Early Show :00 Newscene :30-Cronklte Newt TUESDAY 7:00 Caln't Hundred 3:55 Lisa Howard With 3:00 Oueen For a Day the 3:30-oon House a:00 Major Add-nt Trailmaster 5:00 Kartoon Klubhnuse 5:30 Mickey Mouse Club TUESOAY 1-00 Newt Nine 15 News :30 The Rebel 7:00 Lee Marvin 7:30 Combat I 30 McHaie's Navy 9 00 The Greatest Show On Earth 10:00 The Fugitive 11:00 News RADIO PROGRAM home. That's real service! And we have never met any thing like it anywhere else but in Roseburg." The Red Cross is the only agency the armed services will recognize for such cases. Red Cross, according to Thurnhofer augments the veteo ans service officer in connec tion with assistance to veter ans and their families. Currently the RC is assisting with a social survey of children or wards of veterans. The Vet erans Administration has con ducted the survey every two years, but this year has asked the Red Cross to make the sur vey. Where problems exist the veterans service field man will make further checks on needs. When possible the Red Cross makes the check directly in the ward's home. Otherwise, they are asked to come to the Red Cross office to obtain needed in - formation, said Thurnhofer. Husband-Wife Combine Could Dominate Session SALEM (UPI)-Oregon's hus band - wife, Senate - House legislative team could dominate the special session which be gan Monday. Democrat Ben Musa, who runs an accounting business at The Dalles, is president ol the Senate. His wife, Katherine, is chair man of the House Rules Com mittee. The combination could have a dramatic impact on legislation; considered during the special session. . Musa, and most senators, have voiced opposition to enact ment of any new taxes at the special session. In Musa s view this includes the one-shot bill the governor has requested to add $12 million to the state's in come this biennium. Both Musa and House Speak er Clarence Barton, D-Coquille have indicated all bills will be screened by the Senate and House Rules Committcss before they are introduced. Could Sidetrack Measure With Mrs. Musa heading the House Rules Committee, it possible this powerful group could sidetrack measures not wanted by the Senate. American Capitalists Say Khrushchev Is Diplomat MOSCOW (UPI)-Twcnty of America's top capitalists left Moscow recently with some of them readily admitting that Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev would make a good chamber of commerce executive or politi cian in the United States. The group, which included the presidents of the New York Stock Exchange, I.B.M., Alumi num Co. of America and Coca Cola, wound up two days of Kremlin meetings and reccp' 7:00 Teen Date 7:30 Mr. Novak 1:30 Redlgo 9:00 The r.lchard Boonr Show 10:00 Bell Telephone Hour 11:00 Report ll:'STonioht Color WEDNESDAY S:30-Yogl Beer ' 6:00 Northwest Newt :30 Huntler-BrlnkU 7:00 Indian Highlights 7:30 Vliglnlan Color 9:00 Espionage 10:00 Eleventh Hour it:0O-Report 11:15 Tonight 9:00 Petticoat Junction 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 Gary Moort 11:00-Ntws Final WEDNESDAY 5:00 Tennessee Tuxedo S: 30 Yogi Beer 6:00 Channel 5 Report 6:30 CBS News 7:00 Candid Camera 7:30 Oliit and Harriet 1:00 T:e Nurses 9:00 Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van DyVt 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 News Final 1:00 Red Skellon Hour 9:00 Petticoat Junction 9:30 Calamity Jane 11:00 Nlgh-ene 11:15 Happy Time 11:30 Johnny Staccato WEDNESDAY 7:00 The Lew and Mr. Jonet 7:30 CBS Reports 1:30 Olynlt 9:00 Beverly Hillbillies 9:30 Dick Van Dyke Show 10:00 Danny Kaye 11:00 Nlghtscene 11:15 TV Hour of Start 11:15 Newi 9 Final 11:30 The Filberts 13:00 The Late Show WEDNESDAY :0O Newt Nine i: 15 Newt 30 Country Shew 7:00 Beverly Hillbillies 7:30 OHie And Harriet I:' -Patty Duke Show I IB-Price Is Right 9:00 Ben Casey 10:00 Channlng 11:00 The Newt tl:t5 Newt 9 Final 11:30 The Late Show Trained Families The Red Cross budget request this year through United Fund is $18,000. Of the total received, 43 per cent will go to the na tional Red Cross for over-all as sistance throughout the nation or wherever Red Cross acts. In case of local disaster, such as the Roseburg blast and the Co lumbus Day storm, money is returned to the local chapters to take care of their needs, whatever they may be. Total of $23,000 was returned for assistance during the blast and last year more than $2,000 was returned for storm dlsas ter. The Red Cross office is open daily from 9 a.m. to noon week days at 417 Pacific Building, the new location. The office recent ly was moved from 657 SE Rice. In addition a 24-hour serv ice is maintained through an answering service. Many of the calls for assistance come out' side of office hours, according to Mrs. Watters. Under present circumstances, the House Rules Committee would be in the most powerful position. Revenue producing measures must be introduced in the House. Thus Mrs. Musa's committee could hold life or death control over possible new sources ot revenue. In addition to the one-shot measure, two other tax bills al ready have been proposed. Rep Joe Rogers, R Independence, has announced he will introduce a sales tax. Rep. Morris Croth irs, R-Salem, has announced he plans a cigarette tax bill. Mrs. Musa may not be able personally to exercise life-or-death control over these pro posals, for there are eight other House members on her commit tee. But as chairman, She has a lot of influence. And it is probable that she has not forgotten the bitter abuse heaped on her husband by many House members during the frantic final hours of the record i41-day regular ses sion. On several occasions verb al abuse voiced in the House against the Senate brought her to tears. tions with the Soviet premier and left for Berlin. The millionaires, here under the sponsorship of Time maga xine, left Moscow in a chartered Caravcllc jet. "He's very clever, cool, boast ful," said Russel R. De Young, president of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., in reference to Khrushchev. "He'd make a good chamber of commerce man in my book and would probably talk me out of my job." As an aside, De Young said Russian truck tires are "pretty good you can't dismiss them." Morgan J. Cramer, president of the Lorillard Tobacco Co called Khrushchev, a peasant's son and former coal miner, brilliant man who'd make good politician anywhere." 'He d be where he is no mat ter what type of government end make a good businessman too," Cramer said. Alcoa's president, John Har per, said: "1 think Khrushchev is a brilliant man." "Why we even set up a my thical private lumber business not with Alcoa but just be twecn me and him, Harper said laughingly. At one point, sitting at candlelit table in the business men's hotel with executives and newsmen crowded around Khrushchev asked Rudolph Peterson, president of the Bank of America, for a $10 billion loan. "I haven't thought over the interest rate yet," Peterson re plied. "Thai's ground for bargain ing" retorted the Soviet leader. When Khrushchev spied G Keith Kunston, president of the New York Stock Exchange, he promised to "come around during his "next" visit to America. Funston paid tribute to Khrushchev as a "tough, Intel ligent leader with a sense of humor and i pragmatist." In in American television inter view here, he gave a sober political estimate of the Soviet leader. He said that Khrush chev meant "one thing by co existence, we another," and urged that America, in dealing with him "deal from a position of strength." 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