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Top Pro Slate
CHICAGO, Oct ZHAVSoUk
undefeated la National Profes
sional Leatne competition, the
snrprkuaf Cleveland Ram's and
Green Bay Packer square off
Sonday t Green Ear ta-en all
iraportant Western ttlrlalon crM
contest. C-rly Lambeaa'a rek
era, with four strairht wina nn
der their belts, will role m fa
vorites. Other contests Sunday
pit the leadlnr New York Giants
aralnst the Chlearo-Fittibarch
I combine fat the Eastern division
headllner, the Bears aralnst the
Detroit Lions, the Philadelphia
KSLM MBS SUNDAY 13H at?
7 .no fuaio tutu Class. : t
7 JO Young People's Church.
SDO Wealey Lm(u.
S:30 Voice of Propoecr. - - -.-00
PugTim Bow.
JO Lutheran Hour.
10:00 Glest Hardy. Newa,
10 IS Commander Scott.
lOJO-Hookey Ha 0.
1 1 .DO American Lutheran Church.
11:00 War Commentary
11:15 Voico of Dairy Farmer.
11:30 Nick Cartar.
1:00 Your America.
i:00-Back to trie Bible. .
1:15 Canary Pat Shop. , ,
130 Local Young People ,
3:00 Quick As A riaso. ,
3:30 Upton Ooh. - :
Monday's Radio Programs
KSLM MBS MONDAY 139 K.
:00 Musical Timekeeper. . .
.45 News.
7:00 News.
7: IS Farm and Home Program.
7J0 News.
7:45 Rep. Natl, Committee.
:0ft Dr. Louis Talbot.
S. 30 News.
8:45 Orchestra. "
8:55 Lanny and Ginger. , v
8:00 Boake Carter.
15 Pastor's CalL
:30 Midland USA. " i
:45 The Amazing Jennifer Logan.
10:00 Hardy, News.
10:15 Terry'a House Party. f
10:30 Luncheon with Lopez. -'
10:45 American Women's Jury.
11. -00-Cedrie roster.
11:15 Walts Time.
11:30 Orchestra.
11:45 Orchestra.
12. DO Today's Top Trades.
13:15 News.
11:30 Hillbilly Serenade. . '
11 J5 Smoothies. i
11:45 Music.
1 :00 News.
1 5 Interlude.
1:15 Lum "n Aboer. . .
1 JO Headlines in Harmony.
1 :45 Giveaway Jamboree.
,;" J:0O Newa.
S 5 Broadway Bandwagon. 1
2:15 US Naval Academy Band.
t:45 Radio Tour.
S:00 News.
J 05 Concert Hour. '
. ' S :45 Johnson Family. ,
. 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. '.
4:15 Real Life Stories.
, 4:30 World's Front Page.
4.-45 Round Up Revelers. , -
5 00 News.
, :1S Superman. ,
6:30 Tom Mix.
":45 Night News Wire. "
AO Gabrlci Heatter.
:15 Screen Cast.
. JoCote Glee Club.
7:00 War Commentary.
: 7. -05 Novelettes. ;.
7:15 Lowell' Thomas, ' " """'
7 jo Lone 'Ranger. r -...-.-
S :0o Orchestra.
15 Sen. Guy Cordon.
8:3ft Michael Shane. Detective. v
too News. . v
0:15 Cecil Blown. '.
svio Fulton Lewis, jr. "
45 News. -10.O0
Sherlock Holmes.
10J0 Newt
10:45 Army Air Forces.
11.-00 Open House. -1145
News Roundup. .
U.M-Sign oft
KOIN CBS MONdt-3 Ke.
DO News.
:15 Western SUrs.
JO KOiN KLock.
7:15 Headline Newa
TJO-Bin Haworth. News,
, 7:4S Nelaon Pringle.
a0 Consumer News. '
S:1S Valiant Lady.
t JO Light of the World.
, S:45 Aunt Jenay. t
00 Kate Smith Speais.
:!5 Big Sister
! JO Romance of Helen Trent -
:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10:00 Lie Can Be Beautiful ,
10.-15 Ma Perkins.
10 JO Bernadine tlyna.
10:45 The Coldoergs.
11 DO Joyce Jordan. "
11:15 Two on a Clue.
110 Young Doctor afalone
11:45 Perry Mason.
12 DO News.
12:15 Neighbors.
12 JO Bright Horizons.
12 45 Bachelor's Children.
1 DO This Changing WorM.
. 1:15 News
1 JO Science -Frontiers. '
2:00 Newspaper ot the Air
130 Mary Marlin.
2 :45 Something for You.
3 00 News.
3:15 Lyn Murray.
S JO Jert Sullivan, Songs. 1 -
S:4S The World Today.
3 55 Elnott. Meaning of the News.
4 00 Sandra Martin.
4 15 Our Gal Sal.
- 4:30 Open House.
4 55 Interlude.
5 DO Fletcher Wiley.
5:15 Red's Gang.
:3 Harry Flannery. ew
5:45 News.
S:55 Bill Henry. '
DO Radio Theatre.
7 DO Screen Guild Players
7 JO Thanks to the Yanks.
DO I Love A Mystery.
rl5 Hedda Hopper.
- SJO Gay Nineties '
. 55 Wallace Sterling.
DO The Whistler.
:30 Vex Pop
10. DO Five Star Final
1 0:1 5-Wartime Women.
10 JO Ten to Co.
10:30 Lester Sheeley, Political.
10:45 Texas Rangers.' , .
11:00 News.
11 D5 Orchestra.
10 JO Bob Mohr Orchestra.
11:35 Orchestra. .
11:45 Organist. . . .
HAS News.
Midnight to J.O a. m. Musie
News
KOAC MONDAY C30 BUk
10 DO News.
10:15 The Hoanemakers" Hour'
11. -00 School of the Air,
11J0 Concert Hall
12 DO News
II h iio Cardinal lids
Of tils office to farniah oor cUents with the best possible
coveraxe at the lowest cost. . . -
. ' P " . ' '
T7e keen np-te-date in this bnslnesa In specialixinr only la
lasnrance, - - v . . . . . - -
--.J , INSURANCE
Oregon's Largest
Lclera end I
123 IL CosBznerckd
Essies aralnst tha Casta vi.
"While the Washlnxton neda&lna
Play heat to tie Ereoklrn EaJj
trs. . '
Network Pblilical
Broadcasts V. "
For Sunday, Oct 2,(PM WT): ;
7:15 Blue Russell Davenport
speaking under sponsorship of In
dependent republican committee
for Roosevelt
10:45 taBS From New York,
Quentin Reynolds under sponsor
ship of. independent voters com
mittee of arts and sciences for
Roosevelt
(Note: Times as given arelhose
announced by networks.)
J:5-Dick Brown.
4 DO San rranciaco Opera,
S:0O Mediation Board.
S:45 Gabriel Hcatter.
:00News.
:1S Orchestra, -JO
Cedrie Foster.
:49-Orcbestra.
7 :00 Orchestra.
VI 5 Tommy Tucker lima.
7 JO Lanrworta Orchestra.
SiM California Melodies.
5 JO Toaisbt at Hoagya.
. tO Newt.
a Charles Mapuntt and
Concinune Orchestra.
JO News.
:4S Organ Music.
i?52w ''"Cloned KaviraL
11 .DO Sign Oft
Nick
12 J 5 Noon farm Hour. '-'Is
1D0 Ridin the Range. -1:15
Chester Bowles..
1 JO Variety . Time. " 1
2:00 Home Economics Specialists.
SJO Memory Book ot Musie. - t
. SOS News.
3:15 Musie of the Master
4 DO Highlights of . the Week. W :
4:15 The Walts Lives On.
4 JO A to Z In Novelty. ; , :
4:45 Nova time.-. -
DO On the UDbeat.
' 5 JO Sammy Kaye.
- 5:45 Cities of Belgium. .
:00 News, i
6:15 Evening Farm Hour. '
7 DO Music of Czecho-Slovakia. '
7JO-4H Club Program.
DO Symphony of Melody.
SJO Music -
JO News. -
.-45 Evening Meditatlona '
10 AO-Sign OIL
BIGW MONDAY NBC 4524
Ke.
( 40 Dawn Patrol
JO News Parade.
:45 Journal of Living.
7 DO Graehm Fletcher.
7:15 News Headlines at Highlights
7 JO Reveille Roundup.
7:45 Sam Hayes.- -
DO Stars of Today.
:15 James Abbe Coven the News.
r SJO Mirth and Madness.
DO Voice of A NaUon.
; S:15 Larry Smith.
:30 The Personality Hour. v
10:00 Ruth Forbes. -
10:15 Lawson McCalL News.
. 10 :30 Homemaker's Hour.
10:45 Art Baker's Notebook. V
11 DO The Guiding Light '
11:15 Today's Children.
11 JO Women in White.
11:45 Hymns of AH Churches. '
12 DO Women of America.
12:15 Ma Perkins.
1U0 Pepper Young's raintty.
12:45 Right to Happiness.
1 DO Backstage Wife.
.1:15 Stella Dallas.
1 JO Lorenzo Jones.
1:45 Young Widder Brown.
3 DO-When a Girl Marries.
2-15 Portia Faces Life. ; ,
SJO Just Plain BUL
2:45 Front Page FarrelL
- 3 DO Road of Life.
- 3:15 David Harum.
3 JO Pleasure Parade I
3:45 Aunt Mary.
4 DO Dr. Kate.
4:1ft News of the World.
4 JO Parade of Stars.
4:45 H V. Kaltenborn.
3:00 OK for Release. -5:15
Relax in Rhythm.
5:30 Voice of Firestone.
DO A Song is Born.
S:80 Information Please.
7D0 Contented Hour.
7J0-Dr. L Q.
:0OMercer's Musie Shop.
S:15 Fleetwood Lawton.
S:30 Cavalcade of America. .
DO The Telephone Hour.
:30-Noah Webster Says.
10 DO News Flashes.
10:15 Your Home Town News.
10 JO Symphonette. J
11 DO Hotel Biltmore. Orchestra.
11 Jo War News Roundup.
12:00-3 a.nv Swing Shift.
KKXBN MONDAY UN Ke.
:00-Musical Clock.
:15 National Farm ' and Home.
4:45 Western Agriculture.
7:00 Home Harmonies. -
7. D5 Pipes of Melody. '
, 7:15 News.
7 JO James Abbe Observea i
7:45-Tno.
DO Breakfast Club.
DO Glamour Manor.
:30 Breakfast at Sardt's.
10:00 Tony Morse, News.
10:15 Stars of Today...
10 JO My True Story. I
10 J5 Aunt Jemima.
11. DO Baukhage Talking.
11:15 The Mystery Chef.
It JO Ladles Be Seated. 1
11 DO Songs by Morton Downey.
12:15-HoUywood.
12 JO News.
1 DO Sam Hayes.
1 : 15 Radio Parade.
1 JO Time Views the News.
1:45 Buddy Twiss. .
1 JO Edward Jorgenson.
2 DO What's Doing. Ladies
- 2 JO Your Hymns and Mine.
3:45 Rosa Rio. Organist
3 DO Hollywood Newt Flaahea, .
-' 3:15 News. - t .
3 JO Rollie Trultt Time.
3:45 Home Demonstration Agent.
3:55 Musical Interlude. :
4 DO Symphonic Swing.
,4 JO Andy and Virginia
45 Hop Harrigan.
DO Terry and the Pirates
:15-Dick Tracy
I JO Jack Armstrong
5:45 Captain Midnight
DO Army Variety Show.
JO Spotlight bands.
DS Story Teller.
7 DO Raymond Gran Swing
7:15 Ted Malonc.
7 JO Horace Heldt
DO News. '
S:15 Lum end Aboer. ' '" 1
:30 Counterspy. -DO-BUnd
Date. I
JO News Headlines and Highlights
' t:45 News Dramas.'.':
10 DO Just for You.
10:15 They Also Serve. j
10:30 Broadway Bandwagon, i
10:45 Boy. Gh-k Band. .
11. DO Concert Hour.
CHfT
Upstate Agency9 ;
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Ccdem 44C3
Klamath Marines 7in
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Oct
2HHTha Klamath Falls Marine
Barracks squad defeated the Camp
Beale Bears, 8-0, tonight for
Klamath's second victory ; of the
season. The Marines, completely
outclassing, the Marysville, CaliL,
squad, scored early.
Jr. Legion Regional
To Portland in 1945
-r PORTLAND. Ore, Oct Zl-(P) ;
The 1945 American Lesion Jnn
lor Baseball northwest regional
playoff probably wCI be held
in Portland, Lindsey Campbell,
snanarer of the state playoffs last
summer, said today.
KEX-BN SCNDA list K.
DO Symphonic Flight :
SJO Dr. Ralph Walker. -
:45 Sunday Song Service.
' t:0O Builders of Faito. ,
:30 Message' ot Israel.
10 DO John B. Kennedy.
10:15 George Hicks.
1030 Sammy Kaye Serenade.
10:55 LeUnd Stowe. News.
11 DO Chaplain itro. USA
11 JO Serenade Trepteale-
12 DO Charlotte Greenwood Show. -12
J0 Miss Hattte. -
1 DO Darts for Dough. -1
JO World of Song.
DO Mary Small Revue.
2 JO Hoi Copy- . '-'.J
. 3 DO Hall of Fame.
4 DO Edw. Jorgensen.
4:15 Eye Witness News
. 4 JO Sunday Vespers.
DO Christian aoence Program. :
5:15 Serenade. . r-
6J0-iMonday Morning Headlines.:
' : 35 Drew . Pearson.' i ,
ODO Walter Wlnchelt ' - - - ;
1 :15 Hollywood Mystery Tune. ,
, S:45 Jimmie Ftdler. , -,7
DO Life -of Riley.
x 7:30 Keep Up with tha- World. ,
S:00 Greenfield Village Choir.
, : 15 Dorothy Thompson. , ',
8:30 Quia Kids. .
.. 8:00 Joe E. Brown.
, JO News Headlines sod Highlights
k :45 For All Humanity.
lODO-Univereity Explorer. 1
10:15 Blue Preview
10 JO Builders ot Faith. '
It DO Concert Hour. , '
KGW NBC SUNDAY 424
Be.
' 4D0 Dann Patrol.
:15 Commando Mary.
SJO String Quartet.:
7 DO Highlights of the Bible.
7-30 Words and Music
DO The Church In Your Hone.
JO World News Roundup.
:45 Carolyn Gilbert Singer.
DO Carveth Wells.
:15 News m Advertising. .
:30 Stradivari
10 DO A Layman Views the News
10:15 Recital
10:30 Chicago Round Table. -
11 DO Those We Love.
11 JO John Charles Thomas.
12 DO World News. ,
" 12:30 The Arm? Hour. "
1 JO Music Salon.
1 :55 Memory KasseL
2 DO NBC Symphony Orchestra '
3 DO News Headline and Highlights
, 3:15 Catholic Hour.
3:45 News Telequi. -
4:00 Jack Benny.
4:30 Band Wagon.
4-55 Tom Reddy. News. . 1 r
5 DO Charlie McCarthy..'.
5:30 One Man's Family.
DO Manhattan Merry -Go-Round.
' SJO American Album of Famlliat
Musie.
7 00 Hour, of Charm.
... . 7 JO Tremayne-Gleasoa . '''
DO The Great Gildersleev.
:30 Symphony 'Hour.
SJO Jack Benny. -
10 DO News Fiasnes. '
, 10:15 Mary Ann Mercer. '
; 10 J0 Music America Loves Best
11 DO St .Francis Hotel Orchestra.
1130 War News Roundup.
13.D0-2D0 a .m. Swing Shift "
. KODi CBS SUNDAY 454 Ke.
; . 00 News of the WorleV -:15
E. Power Biggs, Organist
:45 New Voices in Song.
7 DO Ch urea of the Air. J
7 JO Wings Over Jordan.'
DO Warren Sweeney, News.
: 3:05 Blue Jackets' Choir.
S:30 Invitation to Learnlng.
DO Salt Lake Tabernacle. (
S JO Faith of America. V
:45 News. -
10 DO Church of the Air
10 JO Something tor Yen
10.45 Edward Murrow
11 DO Matinee Theatre.
11 JO World . News Today.
11:55 Songs of America.
12 DO Philharmonic Orch. Concert
1 JO The Pause That Befreaaea.
2.00 The Family Hour. . . .
2 :45 William Shlrer. Newa
3:00 Adventures ot Ozzie St Harriet
3 JO I Was There.
4 DO Kate Smith Hour. -
5 DO News.
5:1 5 Studio. 1 -
SJO Rhythm Inn. ;
9:55 Bob Trout . i .
DO Radio Rea.-ters Digest
:30 Star Theatre.
7 do Take It ot Leave It
' 7 JO Fannie Brlce.
" SiO Crime Doctor."
S:25 Song of the Week,
SJO Blondie.
9.D0-B1U Lance.
9:30 Song of the Columbia.
10 0 Five Star FtnaL
10:15 Wartime Women,
10:20 Orchestra.
10 JO Trans-Atlantic CatL
11D0 Jan Savitt Orchestra. "
11 JO Talks
11:45 Dale ionea Orchestra.
UJ5 News. ' .'.'..
UD0-4D0 a jn. Musie and News, -
fnion Pacific Doilrczd
Presents
1 P. M. Today and
" e
Every Sundayl
Listen Every Sunday Afternoon, Orchestra, Chorua,
Soloists, Dramatic Stories, Disunqruishsd Guests.
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"SALELI'S OWN STATION"
NOW BUYING FO ROSENBERG BROS. & CO. "
i r . UchIi zzi FOizite '
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Comer Trade and CottarVSis. Phetie 4SGS
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which previously had lost only to
Yale., - v ,
The largest crowd of the after
noon 73.477 -saw Ohio State's
Buckeyes explode for three touch
downs in the last quarter to break
a 6-6 deadlock and whip Great
Lakes, 28 to 6, at' Columbus.
Ohio's 167-pound back, Les Hor-
vath, caught fire in the final peri
od and sparked the Bucks to their
fourth straight triumph.
North Carolina Preflight, the
only other team in the topten
to play this: afternoon, barely
squeaked . by the Georgia " Pre-
flightera. A field goal from the
eight-yard line by Buell St Johns,
with only seven seconds left, kept
the Cloudbursts In the undefeated
class with a. 3-0 triumphs. .
It was 48 years in coming, but
Kansas finally licked Nebraska.
The Jayhawkera turned the trick
with a 20-0 triumph at Lawrence,
Kan. 'I
Iowa State and - Missouri, and
Brown and Holy Cross each put
on a thrilling offensive -program,
but finished their games all even.
The - Cyclones - and ; the- Tigers
wound up in 21-21 tie while
Brown and Holy Cross finished at
24-24. Another last period field
goal by Billy Jones from - the
seven-yard line gave Tulane a
10-13 triumph over Auburn" at
New. Orleans. Elsewhere in the
south Tulsa swaxmfed Mississippi,
47-91; Kentucky whipped . VML
26-2; and -Alabama and Tennes
see battled to a scoreless deadlock.
In the east, Perm State upset
Colgate, 6-0; Illinoia trounced
Pitt, 39-5, while Lafayette tram
pied Lehigh, .44-0, in the" 1944
renewal of America's oldest grid
iron rivalry. Purdue overpowered
Iowa, 26-7, while Indiana beat
Northwestern,, 14-7, in the West
ern conference.. On the -Pacific
coast, St Mary's Preflight dimmed
UCLA, 2U-12, and the Fleet City
uiuejacatets whipped California,
19-2- In the Rocky mountain area,
Colorado university drubbed Colo
rado college, 28-0, while the Okla
noma Aggies outscored Denver,
33-21. Texas conquered Arkansas,
19-0, in the Southwest conference
while Oklahoma smeared Kansas
State, 68-0, and Texas i Christian
aereated the Texas Aggies, 13-7
Argentine Cora Due
For Oregon Stock
PORTLAND, Oct 21-()-Some
10,000 tons of Argentine corn ship
ped by the commodity credit cor
poration, will arrive in Oregon and
Vutllimt.. II.:. . . . .
"."wu una weea vasu use oj
livestock,, dairy and poultrymen,
Leon S. Jackson, secretary of the
Oregon Feed and Seed Dealers
corporation, said today.
Four thousand tons will be dis
tributed to Oregon feed mixers,
6000 tons to Washington feed
handlers. The shipment is less
than a normal month's supply, but
wiu re welcomed since little corn
has been shipped to the Northwest
from producing areas since last
April.
Four Counties Seek
Rail to California
MYRTLE POINT, Oct 2 !-(!-
rour southwest Oregon counties
were reported today to be behind a
proposal that a railroad be built
through the southwest part of the
state to connect with a line to San
Francisco. Representatives of the
counties, Lane, Coos, Curry and
Douglas, met on the proposal here
this week.
Brooks Nine Wins .
BROOKS The Brooks school
softball team, with Frank Osborn
opposing Dick Casper on the
mound, defeated Hazel Green here
Friday 8-1. , j
a a
Neuner Gives Opinion'
Oa Adieu of Bosrcb
There is ne nrovialna of the
Oregon laws raxuuin&t that conies
of Cndinss, Drenared bv a state
board or commission shall be cer
tified by thai secretary of state and
be distributed to state boards, de
partments and officers, Attorney
General George Neuner held Sat
urday. . .' t ; . A . .-w
The opinion was requested bv
tte State Game commission.
Charles Johnson Now
Able to Be About
JOHNSTON Charles John
ston, sr., old time resident , of the
Johnston district, is able to be up
and attend to light farm duties
after being confined to his led by
a heart attack suffered in late
September. , . -
Mrs. Dan McCarthy and Mrs.
John Kinns have been working at
the W oodburn cannery during the
acute help shortage. They carry
on their regular duties ' as farm
wives : before and after cannery
hours. Mrs. Fred Kinns, sr, cares
for Mary Jane Kinns while her
mother is at the cannery.
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Jfmr Y025, Oct. 21 -Ctf)-Faeed
wi'Ji demanda from Ned
Irish, ITaffftion S.aare Garden
basketball promoter, to farniah
proof for Lis charges that games
la the Gardan had been
"thrown at the snggestion ef
ramblers. Dr. Forrest C Allen.
Kansas moiTersitr hoop mentor,
admlited today that bis state
ments had been made en hear
say enly. AUea reperted thai
r the statements attributed te him
. la New York paper yesterday
were made en information
passed alette le him by Utah
nnlTersitr's hoop coach, Tadal
Petersen, and that he person-.
aSy eenld not substantiate them.
Probe of Portland.
Car TTrecks Asked
PORTLAND, Oct 21iIVtor
othy M. Lee, city commissioner,
today demanded an Immediate in
vestigation of two streetcar wrecks
in the Council Crest and Portland
Heights districts.
She wrote Gordon Steele, Port
land Traction company president.
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asking him to have operations of
the streetcars investigated.. Two
wrecks ia four months injured
eiht persons.
Lens Coopemlire to
Expand Elec Service
rUGIJZ," Oct Be
tween :3 and SC9 families will
be. served by 125 miles of new
electric line to be strung soon
after January 1, John Smith, su
perintendent of' the Lane county
electric cooperative, said today.
Sawmills, wald irrigation farms
fa the Row . River, Crow, Fall
Creek and Gillespie Corners areas
will be served. ' -,
Udnnls - FiE::ri - rM EZcsis;
: Highest price cash on delivery for orchard run. )
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Snell Slates Radio
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PORTLAND, Oct 21-iSVIIugh
Rosson, State republican campaign'
director, said today that Governor
Snell will broadcast over a state
wide radio network October 31 in
support of the party's state and
national tickets. .
The broadcast wCI originate at
KALE; Portland, starting at 7 pjtn
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to 12 today for their second win.
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