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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Seven. 1939 21. her Discusses Creation Program . "" nofi,-.n Ye purP?uVi and plans for L-ai m Eu8r"Tnti for recre- Led by Th?m.as niaverouna eu- k. Active -'"Treation may be de- P "which people co aur "ure time that gives fiea leisure u wth "rnonse it covered a v activities, for people -B.At not be consider- r", ion but watching a game fvTthe spectator took suf- !5l pleasure . ecreation nbniit 10 years. Last S izht playgrounds were . recreation centers, i s m. music club luncheon (acilities (or games, -i- Tk nresent t study of crai. r . v ..Tcoonnd ."u.:7eohools, the fair- "'" Bulte park. 3ds : erounds are feds r u,c K. ,h. kvA and tided by the city, the IYA ana I'lKting a playground center, Br. slecung f locations KoUechildren.One L2d mile is the maximum f Araerade school child to N?fOTg m..hlf mile for aiWM. ",,, . senior high school stu- haior or tt present, the city is consid- .pans tor a ici. ------- i; Mw reservoir south of ""'I basketball ... badminton courts, and for other games will be r-Tscope of the city recreation is wider than that of any er one group, air. r f"- ...t it is tne Quiy ui ic ,- office to leaa tne way u u-"-oin a program in which other Kps may assist. Phillip Nunn. caterer: excellent & lid Pies. Ph. 2694. LOW MESSENGER - PH. 610 DANCE WillameUe Park TONIGHT Good Music 25c couple SATURDAY XITE ART HOLMAX Art leaves for Seattle next week! I MONDAY SITE July 24 Cirvel Craig's Orchestra LESLIE HOWARD and Wendy Killer, above, will be on the silver screen of the Rex theater Sunday in "Pygmalion." IDYLWCOD DANCING at BENTON LANE PARK Every Saturday Nite Party favon Music By Glenn Sill's Swingsters Always a good time at IDH1VOOD BIG DANCE Shady Hook Sal Nile, July 22 GOOD FLOOR GOOD MUSIC SIX-PIECE BAND Duehr Every Sat. Xlte follow the Crowd Grat54oc 1 town Engagement Allen Tom and His Ore. -Mate College nance Band Swimmers Delight SUNDAY July 23rd 8:30 until 12 Peach Packers Get Warning From State Warning against deceptive prac tices in packing of peaches was is sued recently by Frank McKen non, chief of the division of plant industry of the state department of agriculture. Karl F. Dehlinger, district representative, released the warning locally. Present regulations stipulate that every container must be well fill ed which is interpreted to mean that the open container pack must be as full as possible without bruising contents when the boxes are stacked. Containers not so packed vio late the state law and were re cently condemned at the peach growers' hearings for a market ing agreement. The growers asked for a minimum weight of 48 pounds per container. However, the department can not set up definite weights without first making investigations and conducting a hearing and this ma chinery is too slow to work through before the peach harvest, the warning stated. Relative to the deceptive pack practice, Mr. McKennon pointed out also that this term is defined by law as meaning an arrange ment of fruits or vegetables which has in the outer layer or any ex posed surface products which are so superior to those in the interior of the lot as to materially misrep resent the contents of the lot. Friday Radio KOAC Corvatlls 650 Kllocyclei 6 p. m. Dinner Concert. 6:15 News. 8:30 Farm Hour. Game Comm Reports. 6:45 Markets. Crops. Weather. 7:30 Enoch Alden. Prof. Paul Petri. Director. School of Music. 9 OSC Round Table, "A Me chanical Engineer of the Ancient World" School of Engineering. 3. . Othus. As sociate Prof., and Associates. 9:30 The Oregon Tourist. School of Forestry. E. G. Mason, Assistant Dean, 9:45 Program of Secretarial Science at Oregon Slate College. Dept. of Secretarial Solence. Mrs. Bertha Stuti. Associate Prof., and Associates. KEN Portland 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 5 p. m. Plantation Party. 5:30 Marian Miller's Problem Corner. 5:45 Cowboy Rambler. S Ladder of Fame. 6:30 Hotel Biltmore Orch.. 6:45 Freshest Thine In Town. 7 Glen 'Island Casino Orch.. 7:30 Hotel Pennsylvania Orch.. 7:45 Know Your Grocer. 8 Sports Reporter. 8:15 News. 8:30 Baseball. 10:15 Earle Kelley Programme. 10:30 Hotel Biltmore orch, 11 News. 11:15 Portland Police Reports. 11:18 Bill Sabransky, Organist, 11:45 Sports Final. KCW Portland 620 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 5 p. m. Waltz Time. 5:30 Cocktail Hour 5:40 Musical Interlude. 5:45 Ricardo's Rhapsodies. 6 Guy Lombardo Orch.. 6:30 NBC. 7 Fred Warlng's Pennsylvanlans. 7:15 Meadowbrook Country Club Orch., 7:30 Fire In the Mountains. 7:34 Musical Interview. 8 Good Morning Tonisit, $:30 Death Valley Days. 8 I want a Jon. 9:30 Hotel Ambassador Orch.. 10 News Flashes. 10:15 Glen Shelley. Onanist, 10:30 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orch.. II Multnomah Club Orch.. 11:15 Bal Tab- arin Cafe Orch.. 11:30 Olympic Hotel Orch. KOIN Portland 940 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 5 p. m. 99 Men and Girl. 5:30 First Nighter, 6 Grand Central Station. 6:30 Believe It Or Not. 7 Amos '!.' Andy. 7:15 The Parker Family. 7:30 Johnnv ! Presents. 8 I Want a Divorce. 8:15 Littl" I Show, 8:30 Newi and Reviews. 8:45 ! Leon F. Drews. Organist. 9 Memory j Street. 9:30 Carvel Graig Orch. From Jantien B&rh. 9:45 Fishing Bulletin. 10 i Five Star Final. 10:15 Nightcap Yarns, 10:30 Ted Weems Orch.. 11 Pasadena I Orch., 11:30 Will Osbourne Orch.. 11:45 Black Chapel. , KORE Eugene 1 ' U: Kilocycles I (Mutual-Don Lee Network) i 5 p. m. Behind the Scenes. 5:15 Hits I of Tomorrow. 5:30 Buck Rogers. 5.45 ' Shatter Parker. 6 Freshest Thing In WINTERGARDEN NOW tXDER NEW MANAGEMENT Lane County's 'argest and finest ballroom DANCING Every Saturday Night UFn 35c Ladies 15e Swiss Millionaire Believes Advertising NEW YORK, July 20 W) A Swiss millionaire saw photo-murals of snow-capped Mount Rainier and Mount Baker at . the New York world's fair, and decided Washington state looks like Swit zerland. So he made up his mind to settle there. Today Leonidas Meyer of Zur ich, who came recently to the United States because of troubled conditions in middle Europe, was on his way to Seattle, planning to invest 5500,000 in business enterprises. He is a manufacturer of silk products. Frederick H. Meisnest. director of the Washington state exhibit, said several other persons, among them Otto K r a s n y, son of a Vienna banker and Eddie Scharr, Vienna ski jumper, had gone to Washington state after visiting the exhibit. Town, 6:15 Detective O'Mallev, 6:30 Congressional Review. 6:45 News. 7 Fishing News. 7:15 Garden of Malodv. 7:30 Lone Ranger. 8 Hollywood Laff and Swing Club. 8:30 Freddy Nagel Orch.. 9 News. 9:15 Fulton Lewis Jr.. 9:30 Jimmy Dorsey Orch.. 10 Carol Lofner Orch., 10:15 Marvin George Orch.. 10:30 Carl Ravaz2a Orch.. 11 Rhythm Rascals, 11:15 Stan Myers Or.. ti-.u isarwooa van orch., 11:45 Front Page Drama. Saturday Radio KORE Eugene 3420 Kilocycles (Mututl-Don Lee Network) 1 a. m. Early Bird. 7:43 Mornintf De votional. 8 Gloodchasers. 8:30 Rounduo. 8:45 News and Music, 9 Xavier Cueat Orch., 9:15 Everett Hoasland Orch.. 9:30 J-ei s uance. 9:45 Vjciop Ht-wrt m irw8 ana music, 10:30 Hayride, 1 1 From London. 12 New. 12:13 D. m. What lj.ni rnimtu- Tmi. 12:30 Sun Tan CIuh 1 ,Tf i,3t, Orch., 1:30 Johnny Hamp Orch., 2 At iuui uommana, & Hollywood Spotlight j.ju uais n Jammers. 3:43 News, 4 ricai iime, :jv Jiawaif Calls. 5 P. m. Gold Cud Raco UaTTi. wooa wmspers. 6 Kmc &.ttjt-. R-n Tunes Of Sontr inrl r.BM .-sn Music by Moonlieht. fl- q.,... Jane Rhodes. 7:13 FHA, 7:30 'state of " V.""'"" uomen Jiiouee, 8 Sheo riern orch.. B:sn fv-hv m,.i -,-. 9 News, 9:13 Garwood Van Orch.. 9:30 Orrin Tucker Orch., 10 Carol Lofner Orch., 10:30 Leon Mo.iea Orch u 11:45 Whispermr Strings. KOAC Corvtllli 550 Kilocycles V M. m. Tnrinv Pmar-am ti.ni tr. . . .. . - -ko numt maKers. Hour, io Weather. Jivm xt,,.,,. tv.w Aionnor vifwt t in,.t iw"8)0, Varietv lt-30 Music of tiift 12:15 n. m. Farm Hah !.) a P- m. Dinner Concert. 6:15 News. .:30 Farm Hour A.-,....,. . Viewed By Oregon Editors. B-as !u.- "-.o. .w3. vveatner. ' Nestueca Futui cumtTS OI Amfrifa .... Science News of the' Week. 8 Music of ,.,,cr8. w;u Hound Table. 'Im portance of Pastures to a Dairy Farm.' agricultural Extension Service, R. w if ,-- . . lon Dj. Arthur S. King. Extension Soil Conservationist. E. o.'in Extnibri Crop Specialist. ii'.r. or """ni'rung Furnl- lure, E. U. M,vr ll.... r, , i .. .' ocn"'l of Englneer- "jh'nni ;Br'cu"ur' News Reporter. - nMiKutime. KEX Portland 1180 KHocvcles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. MtKiral r-tn.1. n ., 7:10 Market Quotations. 7:12 Lost and ouno, cis hporta School. 7:30 Our Barn. 6 Dr. Brock n- k. i i.r. and Home, 9:30 Patty Joan on S5 I? 10, Hom Inni'ute. 10:15 Hotel Netherland Plaze Orch.. 10:30 News, 10:45 Merry Music. II NBC. IJ:30 ,z!!Qi,llt RhMhm. 12 Club Matinee. 12:30 News, 12:45 Club Matinee. 1 Mar , ,' 5?'"lrl. 1:03 Cataract House Orch., L'30 Savoy Ballroom Orch.. 2 Curbstone Quiz, 2:15 El Chico Spanish Revue. 2:25 News 2:30 NBC. 3 Message of Israel 3:30 Hotel Gibson Orch.. 4 Meadowhrook Country Club Orch.. 4:30 Brent House. . p-. m NBC' 6 Builders of Tomorrow. 7 Hotel Pennsylvania Orch.. 7:30 Hotel Biltmore Orch., a Sports Reporter. 8:15 News. 8:30 Baseball. 10:15 Ambassador Orch., 10:31) Quiet Hour, II News. 11:15 Paul Carson. Organist. 11:45 Sporta Final KGW Portland 1120 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 1 a. m. Melody Time. 7:15 Trad Blai h ?. News' 8 Manhattan Melodies. 8:30 Call to Youth. 8:45 Leon Zueri Orch., 8:59 Time Signal. 9 Jean Elling ton. Singer. 9:13 Calling All Stamp Collectors. 9:30 Campus Notes. 10 Lex ington Orch.. 10:30 Matinee in Rhythm. II Stars of Tomorrow. 12 Dol Brissett orch. 12:30 p. m. Paul Lava! Orch.. I Paul . Mu5ic- 1:30 Summertime Swing 1:45 Totem Lodge Orch., 2 Kilten meyer's Kindergarten. 2:25 News 2-30 Art of Living, 2:45 Ink Spots. 3 Hotel Park Central Orch.. 3:30 News. 3:45 Glen Island Casino Orch.. 4 Hotel Am bassador Orch., 4:30 Hotel Sir Trancls Drake Orch. 2! J-m',S'- Francis Hotel Orch.. 5:30 Arch Oboter's Plays. 6 Came! Caravan 6:30 Dick Tracy. 7 National Barn Dance. 8 Avalon Time. 8:31) Palomar Ballroom Orch.. 9 Lookout House Orch 9:30 Hotel Sherman Orch.. 10 Hotel Biltmore Orch.. 10:30 Music by Wood bury. 11 Jantzen Beach Orch.. 11:30 Cafe Marcel Orch. KOI.V rortland 940 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 6:15 a, m. Markets. 6:20 KOIN Klock. 7:45 News. 8 Breakfast Bugle. 8:15 Worn en of Tomorrow. 8:30 Let's Pretend. 9 Hello Again. 9:15 Enoch Light Orch, 9:30 Consumer News. 9:45 Studio, 10 Bull Session, 10:30 Texas Rangers. 11 This and That. 11:30 Charles Paul Organist, 11:45 News. 12 Romany Trail. 12:30 p. m. Dancepators. I All Hands On Deck. 1:30 Tropical Tunes, 2 Studio. 2:03 Instrumentalists. 2:15 Newspaper 'of the Air. 3 Americans at Work. 3:30 County Seat. 4 Ernie Bechscher Orch. 4:30 Prof. Quaz. 5 p. m. Hollywood Broadside. 5-30 Russell Brown. Songs. 3:45 Saturday Night Serenade, 6:15 West Remem bers, 8:45 Leon F. Drews. Organist. 7 Del Courtney Orch.. 7:30 Barrv Wood Orch.. 8 Your Hit Parade. 6:45 Ron Rowland Orch.. 9 Harry Owens Orch.. Orch., 8 Your Hit Parade. 8:45 Carvel Craig Orch. From Jantzen Beach. 10 Five Star Final. 10:15 Carvel Craig Orch. from Jantzen. Civil Service Jobs Available To Public Applications for more than 20 civil service jobs may be filed at the register window of the local postoffice, it was announced Fri day by Postmaster F. L. Armitage. Applications must be in Washing- ion oy Aug, 17. Included are five positions in the ordnance department of the war department: two positions in the office of education; three posts in the extension service of the bur eau of agriculture; ten in the for est service; one in the depart ment of justice; and four as engineers. Complete information may obtained in the postoffice. be Automatic Sprinkler Boon To Husbands 'E HOLLfi SATURDAY NIGHT ROOEN'S DANCE BAND hook.. .... ith ""M. Master of Ceremonies. SPlal Entertainment Free ,m 9:30 30c; Gentlemen 35c TERMITE CONTROL Get my advice on this work. It means money saved. Estimates free Phone 2325-J. I. T. LOO.MIS. Those husbands who find they cannot settle down to read the evening paper after a hard day's work without the inevitable wifely command to water the lawn, should take a look at the new self operating sprinkler, now display ed in front of the city hall. The sprinkler was placed there by A. L. Parker of the Eugene Gardens, and will be on the grounds of the city park Saturday and Sunday. Unbelievable as it sounds, the water follows the hose around and waters the lawn in a 60 to 65 foot strip. With a gear device, a rotating wheel follows a grooved track along the hose and when it reaches the end simply stops, leaving a well-watered lawn behind it. The mechanism has been found very satisfactory, and requires none of that exasperating shifting or hand hosing. Mr. Parker was the builder of the Eugene float in the Portland rose festival. The new sprinkler, he said, originated in Arkansas. Two Get Three Years For Assault, Robbery Six persons were sentenced Thursday afternoon by Circuit Court Judge George Skipworth. Heaviest jolt went to Charles C. Porter and Lyman W. Neff who received three years in the state penitentiary for assault and rob. bery. Virgil W. Garrison, who plead guilty to a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses Wed nesday, was also sentenced to three years. James Julian, " ar raigned for the same crime, got two years. Six month sentences were meted out to Ernest C. Anderson and Edith Gabbard, up on an adultery charge. Mr. Anderson will be confined to the county jail and Mrs. Gabbard to the Multnomah county jail. l'i'f.:jj rs :;MpM Life Of Composer Included In Movies The life of Carrie Jacobs Bond will be presented Thursday eve ning during the free movie and Softball gams at the fairgrounds it was announced by J. T. An derson, director of the inventors' show of the Oregon state fair. The picture, which will be only part of a two-hour program of color and sound movies, should be of special interest to music lovers, Mr. Anderson said. He also announced that he ts "looking out for new inventions to be entered in the state fair show." He pointed out that in 1938 a number of inventors made contacts with manufacturers and said that prospects wilt be even better this year. He can be contacted at the chamber of commerce. The free show will begin at 8 p. m. Newsreels o the home coming of the championship Web- foot basketball team, and many other shots will be shown. Decision Coming In Mathews Will Case GAINING foothold for Duce s war farces, Italian soldier clings to precipice, drives metal "steps" for companions following him dur ing army maneuvers in Italian Alps. Hearings on the Mathews will case were completed late Wednes- day Rfternoon and a decision will probably be forthcoming in about 10 days tt was reported Thursday by County Judge Clinton V. Hurd. Concluding argument of E. R. Bryson, attorney for the heirs who are attempting to break the will, completed the hearing. The heirs charge that Mr. Mathews was not competent to make a will at the time when the document was drawn up. The estate is valued at approximately $70,005. I V I'll nV u. -SiSyrt I sAw , ,,.,. , i t Aiia. &..a,n, -ft .fcjfc.' ? j Men Would Suffer, Says Feminist WASHINGTON, "July 2S. OPi Men msy suf Se as much as women if they succeed in preventing mar ried women from working, Mrs. Dorothy Sanford Wilson, Portland, Ore, declared in a speectt prepar ed for a "women's independence day" celebration yesterday. If the wives stayed in the kitch en, she declared, "bakeries, restau rants and other industries employ- men "would encounter a slump that would put men out of work, Mrs. Wilson heads he League of Professional Women. Ir-c. of Portland, organized to fight legis lation discriminating agamst mar ried women workers. Hollywood Celebrity Stops In Eugene Another celebrity stopped brief ly in Eugene Wednesday eveninj, the third in as many days. This time it was J. Farrel Mac Donald, Hollywood character ac tor, who stayed oyer night at the Eugene hotel with his wife. Mr. MacDonald recently appeared to Eugene movie patrons in "Susanna of the Mounties," in which he took the part of the kindly "god-father" of orphaned Susanna, . Shirley Temple. Hard Of Hearing Cfub Wiit Hold Picnic Public Reaction Will Decide Zoning Fate SPRINGFIELD, July 20. (Spe cial) The reaction of the audience at the second public hearing of the reading of the zoning ordinance Thursday night will determine fi nally whether or not the plans will go into effect. The meeting is to be held in the city hall at 8 p. m. The first hear ing was held July 18, and at that time no serious objection to the plans for zoning Springfield was raised. In accordance with law, the second hearing will be held, and if public opinion is favorable, the or dinance will automatically go Into effect. TNINNER date Blonde Hope Hampton, one-time stage and screen -' actress with singing ambitions, Is seen at the Waldorf In New York, with her somewhat elderly husband, Jules Bruiatour. He's s major deafer In photographic film. Income Tax Laws Found Puzzling Many misunderstandings of the requirements of the state income tax law are being found by L. It. Schoettler, income tax auditor working at Eugene for the past month and a half. "People are confusing the fed eral regulations with the state laws," Mr. Schottler, whose office is on the second floor of the coun ty court house, declared. "The re quirements are entrely separate." Over 80 per cent of the trouble discovered by the auditor is due to ignorance of the law. He advises all persons who have problems in regard to their state income tax to drop in and see him. Mr. Schoettler pointed out that Springfield Theatre toiays norm.E bill .lOS'Efl FAMfl.r in "DO WIS OS THE FARM' John Garfield Ann Sheridan nd The Dead F.nd Kid. in "THEY MADE ME A CRIMINAL ETntrPTMf ,Vnrt Mo t 5 4? At 15c Children 10 CHAN CHEW CB1NESB HERB CO. Herb SoeUUtt Detfnlt ttiitt arslnft il dlifa nd Abroi.l mate, female, and enll dren llmfdt. epaUl for Hay rTer W ifrt. i per tenet ta tma word. Prir ream. Call tor fr inrar matlon. Br. ! a. m t 9- weekdAja. Soa.-HolL. C-L J Oak. This Big Program Friday and Saturday! THE THRILL BF THE A g Of YOUNG ROMANCE! . &M SPECIAL! FIGHT PICTURES !! IOE LOUIS TONY GALENTO Motion See The Sensational Knockdowns in Slow eapwfai.aei . ll it iiiaiaMaraaaaai i I maiaii aaj.wi)!,.! SCj all persons with a gross income of $1500 or more are required to file returns even though their deduc tions take them out of the income tax paying bracket. He also added that the $1500 exemption is for the joint income of man and wife. Married couples do not get double exemption it both are working. 111 "58? V mir V7RGINIA BRUCE fflk Freedom Rine" jM "Four Girls v W In White" C FLORENCE RICE UNA MEEKER M BUDDY EBSEN ff SI A picnic for members srm friends of the Eugene Society for the Hard of Hearing is being ar ranged tuts coming Sunday by Mrs. John Seavey at her hop island ranch home. Members desiring transportation should be at the corner of Eleventh and Alder at 12:30. Each Is to brine his own basket lunch and service. TODAY (JSIK A little urogram k vs-lth BIG cmerimnmeni. i1' AND fzT P!SC!LU LANE I WAYNE MORRIS CXi MBKitit tcr oak; II " Chapter ' Three Flying G-Men" aeBsisaAi. ,ieMsiis' rwmui.i n iijj wLtLiUiiiwmtimmmmmintKrramimim wkw itw mmiMmaSKMKvmmmt mvmLnwwmmim mm oar -H''T '4 ' " .rj.' ' HI ,i , ii -'i -V., ,tl (WHO DIDN'T!) Then yoa'l! lave aloa! !hi remsikable piclars . . . ! It'i very rasch lika "Fout Danghlers." i it filled with the sain human dtarm and il hat the tame ftand cart bat with an entirely brand new ttejY . one that hat captured the magic that made "Four Daughters'' one of the best liked pictures ever made nfflGHlIRS COURAGEOUS O THRILL AGAIN AS MOTO STRIKES VITH ' VENOM! PETER LORRE TAKEI A , warn Hits ItBlUKUCT li.i.l 41WIU In,is(i tlllS with JOHN GARFIELD CLAUDE RAINS JEFFREY UHH FAY 8 A I N T E R DONALD CRfSP MAY R0 8S0H FRANK McHUGH DICK F 0 R A N 1KB THE W! 'TOUR DAUGHTERS" l WARNER-FIRST NATIONAL i PlCTUKE -i ft if 4 I ENIJS lRf. 'MAZIE' 'Tell No Tales' "March Time'