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SPECIAL EVENTS: Every ma
jor phase of the Japanese treaty
conference in San Francisco will
be heard by KRNR listeners dur
ing the week of Tuesday, Sept. 4.
Although full agenda details for
the conference have not been
completed, several "musts" have
been set for the coverage pat
tern of this historic event. Presi
dent Truman's opening address
heads the schedule. The signing of
the treaty itself, tentatively set
for Saturday, Sept. 8, will be spe
cially broadcast trom ine conier
ence site. In addition we will have
special daily programs from San
Francisco covering conference
highlights and major addresses by
officials and dignitaries there.
Bill Henry heads the group of
network news personalities al
ready assigned to this major story.
He'll be assisted by A 1
Berglund, Mel Venter, and Cliff
Engel. Exact times of the broad
casts from the conference site will
be announced at a later time.
CLUES FOR YOU: The clue
contest is still going strong on
KRNR with wonderful gifts for the
person who puts the hints together
and phones the Hot Canary on
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Night Watch at 10:45 Monday,
Wednesday or Friday evenings.
Last Wednesday, Miller's offered
a sweater made by Tish-U-Knit in
the color of your choice. Tonight
another present and another con
test period on Night Watch.
TOMORROW: From the Ameri
can Legion hall, just across from
the KRNR studios, quizmaster Bob
McCarl holds another session
of Wayne's Quii Club offering de
fense savings stamps and cash
monev as prizes. Everyone is in
vited to the broadcast from 10:30
a. m. till 11 Saturday morning at
the Lesion 1...U. Free ice cream
for everyone at the end of the
show.
Central Oregon Lamb
Crop Moving To Market
PR1NEVILLE (JP) Central
Oregon's 1951 lamb crop Is moving
to market, some 1500 having gone
to California at 33 cents a pouna.
Friday 1400, about half ewes and
half wethers, were shipped to Ida
ho's Sun Valley district.
Sheep men report that the ani
mals are in excellent condition
coming off the upper ranges.
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ON YOUR DIAL
REMAINING HOURS TODAY
4-t rulto Uwli Jr MM
4:13 Hemlfwy MM
4:30 Behind the Story MBS
4.4 Sam Ha? MBS
5:00 Mert' Record Artvf ntur MBS
5:30 Slndnf Man ha 11 MBS
1:00 Otbriel HittHr MM
MS World of Sport
e-it Brighter Sid
: Sara Hay MBS
6:S5 Bill Henry MBS
7:00 Sleepy 1 1 m Tale
7:15 Lionel Barry mora
7:30 CUco Kid MBS
8:00 Guy Lombardo Show
8:30 Adventure 1 our Heritage
8:45 Mutual Newt reel
9:00 Glenn Hardy MBS
9:15 Fulton Lewis, Jr. MBS
?:30 HI Neighbor
:45 Personality Tim
9:55 New Summary
10:001 lovti a Mystery
10:15 Muair You Want
10:45 Nit Watch
11:25 News Nltecap
ll:308ign Off
SATURDAY, AUGUST S5, 1951
1:30 County Agent
1:45 Way of Life
7:fi0 Hemingway MBS
7:15 Breakfast Gang MBS
7:45 U. S. Navy Band
8:00 BUI Scott Forest Ranger
8:15 News MBS
30 Havea of Rest-MBS
9:00 Stars on parad
9:15 4-H Club
9-35--Man About Town
9:30 Telephone rquet
10;0O Ten O'Clock News
10:15 You and Your Camera
10:30 Quii Club
11:00 Dunn on Discs MBS
12:00 World News
12:15 Modern Mood Musis
12. .TO Man OR th Street
12:45 Local News
12:55 Market Reporta
1:00 Sports Parade MBS
1:30 Bandstand USA MBS
2:00 Poor Bob's Almanac
2:45 Gam of the Day MBS
4:00 John Flynn MBS
4:15 Hemingway MBS
4:30 Johnny Singer Orchestra MBS
4:45 Melody Mountain Tim
5:00 Air Force Hour MBS
5:30 John Curve
5:45 Flying Time
6:00 Jo Massey & Guitar
6:15 Navy Star Time
6:30 World of Sport
6:45 Legion Program
7:00 Family Theater
7:30 Happy Valley Cowboys
8:00 Murder by Expert MBS
8:30 Lombardoland USA MBS
9:00 News MBS
9:15 Wrestling
10:30 Arthur Van Orchestra MBS
11:00 Happy Valley Rancho
11:25 News Nitecap
11:35 Sign Off
Tax On Theater Passes
For GIs Voted Out
WASHINGTON (IP) Senate
passage has sent to the White
House a bill exempting service
personnel from the 20 percent fed
eral admissions tax when they
have passes to a theater or other
amusement place.
A smiliar measure was In ef
fect during World War Two.
The Senate acted unanimously
by voice vote.
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KING BAND INSTRUMENTS
. . . the symbol of Leadership during sixty
years in the band instrument industry.
Endorsed By These Famous Artists:
Harry James
Woody Herman
Vaughn Monroe
Frankie Carls
Lawrence Welk
Stan Kenton
Charlie Teagardcn
Pee Wee Hunt
Bill Seigel
Leo Anthony
Charlie Ventura
Stan Worth
Elliott Lawrence
Roy McKinley .
STUDENTS:
IWA-CIO Notes
Benefits Paido
Dnrrncj .jsr Year
Officers of local 7-307 of the IWA-
CIO reported this week that a
total of $28,471.32 had been paid
to sick and injured members dur
ing the past year from the union's
health and welfare program.
The insurance provided under
the program is carried by an old
line company and is paid for by
payroll contributions made direct
Ic the insurance carrier deslg
natpd by the union.
Local officers also report four
death claims paid, amounting to
$18,000. The plan pays $3,000 in
cases of natural death and double
indemnity for accidental deaths,
From the union's international
offices in Portland, It was reported
that a total of $3,597,261.02 had
been paid during the period July
1, 1950 to July 31, 1951 in acci
dent, sickness, and death claims.
Of this total $2,076,029.00 went for
sickness and accident time loss
benefits.
There were 160 natural deaths
and 109 accidental deaths among
the 50,000 woodworkers covered
by the plan. With 13 dismember
ment cases which were paid $19.-
500 the total for the death and dis
memberment claims amounts t o
$1,153,500.00.
The program was negotiated by
the union in the spring of 1950 and
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MELODY MT. BARN
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Jimmy Dorsoy
Louis Prima
Les Brown
Fred Waring
Tex Beneke
Bobby Hackett
Shorty Sherock
Joe Colvin
Bart Varsalona
Charlie Parker
Buddy Arnold
Tommy Hohstodt
Will Bradley
Vernon Brown
Come in now and select your instrument
for band practice this fall.
Also Used Instruments $50
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PrU Aug. 24, 1951 The
has been effective since July 1 of
mat year.
The total number of claims filed
as of August 16, 1951 was 25.946.
it was said, The insurance program
covers workers in the states of
Washington, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
Young Republican Roth
Named General Chairman
PORTLAND (JP) Selection
of Phil Roth to be general chair
man for the annual convention of
the Young Republican state fed
eration has been announced b y
Freeman Holmer, Salem, state
chairman.
The convention will be Nov. 30
Dec. 2 and will coincide with a con
ference of governors of 11 west
ern states here.
Roth is Multnomah county dep
uty district attorney and a past
president of the county Young Re
publicans. SAM RUBINSTEIN DIES
EUGENE UP) Sam Ruben
stein, 57, owner of the Willamette
Hide and Wool Co., in Eugene,
died suddenly in Portland Sunday.
Active in the Eugene Eagles
lodge for 29 years, he was well
known by Eagles in Oregon and
Washington through his work as
band master for the local lodge.
Surviving are a son, Jack, of
Eugene, a brother, Frank, of Los
Angeles, Calif., and a sister, Mrs.
Pearl Abner, of Mattapan, Mass.
Tommy Dorsey
Ray Anthony
Gene Krupa
Spike Jonei
Tony Pastor
Ziggy Elman
Buddy Rogers
Sam Donahue
Hal Mclntyre
Chester Hazlett
Bob Shelley
Burt Leidner
Wild Bill Davison
Charlie Shaven
and up.
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