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Newspaper Page TextiiV. TWO HKRAI.H AND NKWS. K I, A MATH FALLS, OKIV. TUESDAY tl i.. i! J L I I II I MIIHU UUJ. Mil 'IlillU LQ' 1 Oft Hoagy Carmichael Proves Reluctant TV Perform (Radio JjOJ m 6 :tn 7 00 7 ;;o a oo M I M iW 15 .10 9 45 10 -(M 10 IS 10. 10 11 iV 11 OS 00 K OA 45 34 7 45 00 II iV -15 10 9.4J 10 ii 10 H 10 M lj.45 1,155 11 15 l: .V KFLW i4Ml Ke. FNT Tuesday tvenint. May 19 Prvtrlf rt runm CHS Jnhnnv Dollar CHS Mr rnrn.1 Irva CTS Mr and Mr .Nii'i i.BS rjY-iric : t i !-!. (. 1 5Tina.i in Hiif What Vo hi Think 1 itntflt!-.. Nrt AHC Evt?nti.1 Kohr AmW'r H iH O.-vh- ABC J.. Staif.vd i ns Junior Mi t-'lS IP t M Hei,;"r Slcua;t trif AHC 11:11 a lUmi't.vrd Off N Sair.mary 5. in Off KK1.U ! Ke. l"iT ednesd.i v. May 0 Karl? Bir.1 N Alarm Civ. Club Farl Kr.' r:t :th an pn Bib. Nut -Hroii!-; Edition Tharl R.'ur-.iup Bjb arrvJ A!V P!t L'f.v'vfr API HarrT RaM-;U Scod Cup f Coffw CPS V(;,- -i i c V .vie : n V.coJ Mi Pfrkir; CPS Young L?" 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May 19 i f0 i;r.r;i Hraiirr MPS j K 13 K',;iith rneatr Quia TJ Arvund Ton Nt ' "ioMfmc t. 1M ifc Al'CUl ! it 45 S-:u Haet PI PS 55 P... H'.t: Ml'.S 7 00 That HJi'-rrcr C.uy VPS j 7?iir;p luw.hrt Niv-h MBS $ X Tsni.HT Trai. ; j 45 Heilc :w 6 Harrronairea S ii Ni,i'r of tr A;i DLBS V t .; ia MPS SAlTTe Scarx-h That Neicr End MPS 53 T;t;. M.vd MBS 10iVi C.v.iiu of Mont I'flfl PI P i ii ,., m.iio for i- rop,e : 11 i N M Owi CIuS 11 A) Off t KFJl lt.SO Kc PST UfHlnodav, Ma? -ft !Snri Srna.1 B . rarmcri Jiv,v- 6 45 S.-:-. of ih. 1'ionccr j T ; Hfri:rtja. - r UP I 7 13 B.-akfait Can MPS ' 7 At T,vt Dct Uu 7 43 Brckfat Ni DLFS , 7 .'n5 Ksrt r.lilum t-ot-ai .Nl : 1 -t Cecil Pro n MPS S 1". S.si-etn.vt Sat '.tir P !io:::id Cnfle New MPS P ,i t)rean,(J4t i.a;i MHS 43 V;onl L.nei S!ijr j $ 00 Pa1.:! Stonr S'tow MBS i) 15 Sin(i:it Amervcar !l .V Te lie:Cke C.- Het t a I 45 Mm:f of Mannattan 10 00 Nepjpr of '"e AiT DL8S 1? :3 Tf..e TI TLBS 10 ." I' S Marit Program 10 43 A Viwt to LaPoint s i ll 00 l ad-e Fa-.r UBS i U 2i Sam Haei Na MPS U .0 Queen fcr a Da MBS T:p from in Town Shop I 12 15 Neonca Neu 12 .! Beit c:l K'o.-1 12 43 Fsr.n and Market Btporu 12 50 K.amatPt Notra U 55 Curnr. 1 ;o l u.-fc L Baacfl MBS : x Tj ai 2 25 Ne MBS 2 B--h- Ke!et J 00 War-n-up T;ne MBS iiT of !. Oa Brookba at Milwaukee MBS 5 Ca -I S-.Tftwrd 31B3 4 O.i C-ite ilh Kat:a 4 10 M-aic Po MBS 4 13 Herrtint 5i MBS 4 M C-jrt Maey T:ir MBS 4 45 Ta.T Havet Ne MPS 5 00 5 T-n cf the B-Bar B S:0W;:.1.-1 H:ch-4 UBS 3 53 Cecil B.-if MBS f -J UiPfie! Meatier MBS ;s K'.amata Treatr Quia A3 Arour:a Tan N 40 ?.-metht Tc "Punk Atom 45 Sam Hai DLBS 4 73 Bui H.-r MBS 7 CO FjihiI Tieater MBS 7 .'3 Newi DLBS T Cvaco Kid DLBS 8 J Trea-urj V.-;e;;et MES 5 M T ir-.zer Trait a 4S Spor: Report 9 .TO Nepapr oi Jh A:r DLBS I 9 ;5 F-Jlun liwii it MBS 9 lcVretli-.f ! 10 15 Titu MxlT MBS 1C .W Ba-.Jti-id V S V MBS 11 00 N'.nht Owl Club ll-0 Sin Otf KINO Kr. PDT Ailuras. California Wednesday, .May :o T ?n Sewi 7 45 Farm Market S .A Bulletin Eo:d 8 13 Holl:. wckxI Seremdera I W Sewi-M:d Mormns 8:i3 Bind Mujit I 43 Harmon Shop 9 Orj Miic With Yeuf MeaU 9 13 American Folk Huue a VI V! or run Mekodltt i 10 00 Nw i 10 05 Scoria 10:15 Club Mtetmca . 10..10 Conceri Tinn ! 10 45 Fieit Time U 00 Wenern Newi in Brief 11.03 CP Commentary 11 10 Name in the Newi 11 15 Accent on Melody 11:30 Muical Round-up 11 35 Tddie Lamar 12.30 Sport Paie 12 OS Lae Count r Kwi 12 ;o M-x:oc County Nmi 12 15 World Newi P.oundup 12 30 Parade of Hits 12 40 Under trie Capitol Dom 12 45 A!?er Tneatre 12 53 M: jtery Tunt IT Mfxloc Farm Adviior 1.13 Pat.Tal Call 1 30 Ornn Mcodt 1 43 M:cdy Club 2 00 Newt 2 05 Listener"! Cfio.e 3 00 Nw-Sport 3 10 According to the Rteott 3 15 -Tan Girber 3 M 3! eel the Banrt 3 43 Sor.fi by Pcckf Lea 4 - Newa 4 13 B:ut Not Muiie Hall 4 10 Pop Preview 4 40 Newi 4 43 Here Savard Orcft 5 00 S;n Off J i liy IUHI THOM AS Hunt Hie people iluln'l vitnl ( litre Mtus with Uir imiul.' mo Alivi nil, nini mhiioh hip in ', "ny nun r. f" T tt,,rt Plur It i'ivh iHiiini; l-ie Mimnu-r ituMtin. llio piomnlti 1 ilcMiinra l. help rtUuic nrw I'vMiuiH Ulriif, 1M Ho.ikV w ill lutrtHltu'C Uie ncls. ' mux li'w lln;, operate lnle i unnuij; iitt; mul mt lot in lit a UiMmnute .'.artch. Ur cKum-. U be u.ttuiull ht:y and icw the prih ' jci-i tlolrd.llt . "M.iu, thin s hoiiis lii b uork'' he Malted ' Hi: nk ti &' Hi ninn ...i:; Ml Into (o ilo in tiiat hour ; .nut tmli' No, I cii n't u.e a lele- puuiipiei. I litn'L jeoity the print BLY HIGH SCHOOL will graduate tevn student t Com mencement, Tuesday, May 26, 8 p. m. in the high school audi torium. This year's valedictorian, Earleno Wilson, left, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, is graduating with the second highest four-year average recorded in B!y high school, 1.02. Marvel Jeneshiet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Joneshiet, with a grade average of 2.02, will be salutatorian. Graduates include the two honor students, Earleno and Marvel and Carol Tucker, Nancy Tibbets, Nancy Lybrand, Mat Martin and Harold Winfield. Photo bv Forebee OTI Course Revisions Get Study longer :hivl ter:i-5 (tre read' iusied acu it:es and coure ices loomed Tje.icay (or Oregon Tech :i;cal I:i5iitt;.e (ollowmj a mee;;n oi the S'.-tte Advisoo' Committee oil Education. The session was held on OTI campus Monday with lour mem bers of le S:a:e Board of Edu cation in attendance. Mrs. Georgia Paitervm, uiie of Orron's uover nor. alo mier.ded. Rex Tutman, state upc r.r.'.ender.i of public in siruction, and P. T. Paulson, state director of vocational education, participated in the discussion of OTI problems. Ed Branch'ield. State Advisory Board chairman, presided. Following the meetm?, Winston D. Purvme. OTI director, said there was concensus intone the educators that OTI s course and activities fees should be brought in line with tho-e prevailing at other Oregon educational centers. If the fee revisions are finally approved by the Slate Board of Education. Purvine said, it will mean about S3 per year saving for , students. The OTT director said It also as proposed that school term be ex : tended in some course so that stu ' dents would have an opportunity . to obtain more complete training. Gilchrist PTA Meets ' Thr OilchriM TTA mt: Friday . fcmiii t 7.30 m Hit Library at I !' Oilchri.-.t Sciiotil. ITit :0ior. j bus:nrs inrrlm; brlorr llic view t ilii of thr cl.i.v.rooms (or 'AL-li;fc-nwm Dy." mi h;h::c!r,rit bv tJ:c p.'fsrr.Cf of Mrs. E.nrl Shrririin. , Jit.itr Parllnnifiitariiin ar.d Mi i Paul Bu.'k. st.i!r Krcrraiin Ch:ir nun: iKilh o( K!iulh K.Uls. Mrs. i Buck led the group in a -Mixer Rame" entitled ' Deep m the Heart ol Oregon" in which tlie inenibers : participated. Mrs. Leslie Norhn. ou'.KOir.c president. thaned t.'ie ! group for their cooperation the past year Mrs. W. Talor le prted on the State Convention held ; tn Medford during April. Refresh ' ments were served tn the Cafe, j terla by Seventh and Enhth Grade i mothers. Next meeting will be in ; September. Hl'lanl TV St...' 0. the seLm I, "'" U W lalenu t mvlr k. i ......... j .,.....- . h.-Iiii-. fir Sitniriniii : i tit- ikm m ...... e.,.., t n ti comiKirr iMiiirtt Hvi I'm nil- ; mm ,in this NIU' job mt hip nnil'Hrr.t Years of (ur Mvrt " He ' TiirMUv i.V. " 11le Vniin i-iwel. i Klhbcil ftl U. I think (hey Mill kiuvka off' A lilt tune now and Il,A ln irVfr Rah I.te Imdrtiia tunemult l rt to .ut llf ,.fc tin Ur .irii..-. r nu. J Muic irv.-rlf liultnlr.1, ! the fix 'I, ftml, (oil of the have a u for the imsal IVi ml ! r, Ulll ,,,,. ... chael tone; on sui'li rpti hi 'llonu Kuiia- lllur . ' Min e he Uy no ; "r,u "wlv -"x my. t lrtim-. to tirMnii n pio ilKrr. I l "It irU tu be Hint a top aunt, a"krd hint how tie no I Mailed Kith writer wotiM luin iml a non ami It- j I he publulioi a woultl r.ita), U (,p ' I wn tiMHK lo rll niv Miiifii 'atttl matte tl a hit." h" rxplainrit . in Ni Voia." he explained, I "Hut that'a nut tiue any tnmr .Some oi tho btva in Paul U lute- j Now ailaya they ant ofi-hrat Mull Hum i kind, like Hix Heuteiberk aohus wllh linmlrkv Yiui hear ami Jtiniuv l1e , liked a tune , weint unnpt, foikiy iIiIukm mul i I wrote called (he Wailtboard I hlue.- that aren't biksI blun 'hr It hie-. ' Ttirv nt Wliiteman lo hear iulHiiheia aerm to take trtite in hat Ur uwav utthoul niv cla ,-,r ,i lv l" niraiitime a puitinu out mmm by iievtniri a. I'm just KOhttf to Mient it out " ha.t l't Ivrlca to the, t cot tired of the arll'm; end I j MoaKV, who is n enckety looking10"11 n,M 1 s,1ni" "rni, , buaiuru. Ttnlav 'u can utile lellou- with a slouch aiU a i I v I ' Whiirnuu N.t.d. "I want ton to . a onn that you know li kmh1, but 's-Mi'-e of humor, ta convinced he s come to Chi i a it u ami amii thai noUuiik' hPlena Ut It unlr.vi yo I the wrotij; niait lor the He, - - " - ' - cue hu hmiied (aleut " MK. ! jWluch i conscious of Mi.ve-.i ion radio, loconis. In the movie j.tiul tnuMc biLinc, la convinced o.hervie. 'I II only Mtig abviut three mhie i Hie kind of novelties I can do." il-.e remarked. 'You can't lake too much of my voice. I pla my rec- ' oriU tine- times and then I can't' Mar.il them, it aouiuta awful monot L'r.ou.t to me ' If he's so convinced he's not iht lor the job. why did he take 'My audit and business maiUK ' er told me about another Job.'' he (explained "I finally ,ald I'd take it. Hut then they told me later -CURB SERVICE ) FOOT LONG HOT DOGS French Fried CHICKEN (In tha Bosket) Op.n Sundays 12 AM I. 1 2 PM Week D.,1 I AM I. 12 PM Tomorrow 1 (en..?! He lived by the gun A, killecUiy (he ia W.f inn ioveo i orran - DOORS OPEN 6 :3Q P.M. M il l Nothing Ever Like It in NATURAL VI5IUM Agriculture Awards Given WASHINGTON W The Depart ment of Acriculture Tuesday hon- i ored employes with DiJiincuihed Service p.wards pnd -pcc.al rvsreis . . i ki.. . -.. . .-j j lor Olll5l?.r.ai5 ai-iA3 a.iu , ione tetiurc. Superior service awards v.er.t to 105 enmlovca, includmu: ; Merlin C, Lane of the Bureau ! of Entomoloev and Plant Quia an- j i t;ne. Walla Walla. Wash.. ior un- I usual leadership in research wh.cn ! 'led to development of practical! j method? of controlling wireworn.s i n we.-tern irrigated lands. j Cnarle.'i II. Sitbec, Soil Con-; nervation Service. Watcrvillc, Wash., for an exemplary rccoiti in asist:ne the Douclas boil Conser vation District to carrv out a .oil and water conservation program. John S. Bowen, forest service. Portland. Ore., for exceptional ac complishments in organization of accideno prevention proprani. Watch for date of, VIKING'S big opn houit beautiful door prizes Jrec unhids at Sewing Mochinc Dept. x " OV eOMT j J i i raDniiiOa. v i 1 If a l i i -V W 1 I X i 1 t fcatrnillUth. 4 ZJ'" vrafil VIKING 1 X I hut 1 nvuUi Aanf (k sctrf txhiie tetvf J Tj-aaia""" J Wie fxrf fence fa I fVlvV em " """ J X. f rv li S ffijiitaTn UiiiliiUiiHIIu .r jl? I T! j KCQ?W iiffiETOie - i'i0 I I v 0 0 V Uft... ..cl.U.tlr tl - Price plu Hill Federal 2241 S. tlK TIK-TOK I 6lh-i maihI Mm ii I ff llllllMiHi HI mJB K ' 1 mm mm 51m mm mm 5 selected' SHORTS Ij 1 il&tei ? WARNERCOLOrt , VINCENI PRICE FRANK tflVCJOT PHYLLIS KIRK CAKOUN lONCS MUI PICCRNI ! SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS DOORS QPgN,J-15. NOW PLAYING! Musical AovcntukcI l0lfc SHORTS-CARTOON-NEWS Miner Chief Blasts Plan WASHINGTON John L. I Lewis pays Secretary of the In-! tenor McKay's plan to place Tom Lyon cf Salt Lake City at the head of the Bureau of Minrs is "a diabolical outrage and a polit ical crime against the whole min im; population." Lewis conferred With McKay Monday and later told newsmen he had vo.cnd "a.stoni;,hmf:nt fit the secretary of interior wan tint, human blood ol coal miners on his hand.i as may com from hnvmi( the bureau headed by a compara tive lynoramu:,." McKay commented: "I am jirl as much interested in humanity and Ihe welfare of the miners as John L Lewis. ' A' month aeo .McKay haid he had recommended Lyon to the Whur House. Lewis contends Lyon, a geologist with metal mining ex perience, knows nothing of coal mining and that 88 noi cent of all miners arc coal miners. RFC Office To Lose Personnel PORTLAND i.H The Portland RFC ofllci! will lose 23 employe-, when It becomes a branch under the Seattle oflice. Manager William Kennedy said Tuesday. Two men and one girl will op erate the ollice In us new agency status. The agency will have authority to make direct loans up to SMI.OOO and lo participate with banks in making loans up lo 1100. ooo. The ril.thui'r,i!iif. rolleflint and accounting functions will be han-l died by the Seattle oldce. AI'I'OIK I Fl) SALEM tP Nick K. lliclicn-i, ' Eugene, was appointed by Oov. Paul Patterson Tuesday to the Col- lection Agencies Advisory Board. J Ho fills tho unexpired term of A. H. Craijier, Balcm. THERES A r. iCTAU CARLSON quality MATTRESS ESPECIALLY FOR YOU REGARDLESS OF YOUR SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS CARLSON'S HAVE A MATTRESS DESIGNED TO FIT A- YOUR. NEEDS n g ii ? ilL JAM V CUSTOM QUALITY MATTRESSES FROM 29 5 EASY TERMS