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Newspaper Page TextPage Fourteen Wheat Falls Oil Eugene Markets Wheat tor another drop Thursdsv, tht nrfr falltns off a cent a bushel. ifhtv-ffur rents was the offer Inn of ine Rditene Aim ana tievaior company. Other prices in the local markets were unchanged. The nrtre mt: BUTTERFAT mnrlDf Prleti) Premtum auallr (maximum of A of per cent acidl 20'4c rinrt auallrv 'maximum of .6 of 1 " per cent arid) ,a' Second quality - .- . .. 26c nrnw (Wholesale Prleaai Carlana ! Blffbart A tTade. lb, . 32c B grade. Ib. 31c ChEbhb Loaf. tdnjrlwi. lb. Loaf, (n caite lota, lb, . Trips, single, lb. . lTc Trip. In caw Io 10c FOO (Baylor man) Dtvn 1. H. 17c Piclfle Po-On Prleai la Batallert Grade A oversize -a.. g&c Grade A la rife- OraHe A small 1 CraHe B lrie Hrarie A medium 17r Chex 17c WOOL tfallv InnB Lamb and coarse ... Short MOHAIR fnrlnf clip 2Rr 27e Short - S2c RIDES Beef Kin Clf , Dry Lonf wool oe1t . arara. lb. ... Oregon ran m th TAT.? OW No. I..SHO Nn ? Se N fl RAINS WTieat. rrd. buliel When!, white, bushel White oats, ton . Otjt oau fop . 1V -1.1c 4r ?-11 . .a??-W Bane VEOETA RT.FR, FRttlT fRartni Prlrw Aer far Ma. I Praflnea Spinach Ih !r rotatoe!. Nol. 100 lbs. II W Reefs, doi. hunches 70r lettuce, rrate 12 Carrots nm . . ' Green onions dot. minrhaa Cahbase. th. I'e Cauliflower. ert sn Turnips, dor. bunches Qnlm dot. buncftes Apple, bo .. r.niel prouts. era Rquanh. lb. Otlery hearts, dor, IllirVelherrlen. lb Hothouite tomatoes. Ib. ..firr il ! -I'Ar ROc 10r ISr Public MarM Some fine turkevK for ChrltmK trade wfp ceen at the different stall In the Producer Puhllt market on Thursday. They were elllnff at lf and 52 cents a pound. Yulellde fllfl. of different kind", were alt ninwrnn at various Ma Up. The market price list glows: c BBTAti. rntcea VeftUbles Cauliflower, head in.9fw Carthage. Ih. -.-,,.-. , , ., Spinach lb. Green ontona. bunch Potatoes. No. 1. 14 lbs. Hothouse tomatoes. Ib. 1V White beans. 4 lbs for IH-al lettuce, head Carrola. J hunchen for Clreen peppers, t lhs. for Fed peppers. Ib. Celerr 2V He -10r .5c lle -If tic te flaets, bunrh Mustard ereens. 3 lbs. for Parsnlns. lhs. for , Turnips, bunch ... , Pro Its Apples. B lhs .,. Quinces, lb. ftc: 7 for rr Oxere)ie . -2Se -72e -20c -Mr -24c -Mc 24f -2IC Fxtre Mediums Pooitrr Heavy hem. Ib. , , . L4ffht hens. lb. TTS lb. - Tarleyi Hens. Ib. Toms. Ib. MlieeTlanveais Popcorn. Ib. .10c .irtc Filberts, ih. .. Walnuu. IK Horteradlth. lb, w . Rabbits, dressed lb. Sauerkraut, quart Cpuntrr butter, lb. Cider, fa 11 on Jllat-k walnuts. Ih. Crape lulce. Ballon . l-3e ?oc Sinn I3e 4c 3e 10e II Portland List PORTLAND. Ore.. Dee. 21 (API Witter: Prims A grarte MVfcc In parch ment wrappersi 33 We lb. In cartonst F grade, 3Hic In parchment wrappers: 32'liC Ib. in enrtons. Butterfst First quality maximum of .6 of 1 per cent acidity, delivered Portland. 2i-30c; valley routes and couniry points 2c less or 2Rc; premium quality, maximum of S3 of 1 per cent otdlly IMic more than fim nualltv So less than flrt nualltv Cheese Selling price to Portland re. talU-n; Tillamook triplets, lie lb i loaf. 22c Ih.i f o. h. price to wholesalers' Triolets t!ic Iht loaf ?0c lb Kggs Buying prices: Fxlra large. 17e: Isrge. 13c: standards. 13c: extras, me dium. 14c: jtnndaids. medium. Iflc: ex tras, smalt. 11c: standards, small, lie, Live noultrv iromlnal buvina prices: leghorn broilers. 1 to l lhs.. I.'.c: do 2 pounds, 15c: fryers, under 3 lhs.. J.V lb.: do 3 to 4 lhs.. l?c Ib.i roasters, over 4 lhs., 13ct colored hens to 4 lhs.. 19Jc; do over 4 pounds. I2'jc: leghorn hens under 3'i lbs., fl'jct over 3'i lbs.. 8'c: No. 2 grade. V less. Turkevs Selling prices- Hem. 20 31c tnpis, 15-17c; huvinc price. No. I halts. lRfJ9c: Into-.. U'i-1 V. Cointrv meats selling price to retail ers: Country-killed hogs, hest hutchet s. H'.i-150 lt).. R-B' e pound; vealers. 13 131 jc Ih : light and thin. 011c pound: heavy. B-IOc Ib.t spring lambs. H-5c: yearling lambs. ( 1 pound: ewes 4-7c- cutter rows. 1c pound; can tier cows 6c Jb.: bulls. 9-9vc Ih. Potatoes-Yakima Gems. t 30-HV Des chutes. l 53-1 70: Ktainaili sl.fio per iwt: Jl.i5.170; Klamalh il 80 per cwt.; local whites B0-83e box: Scanuoose Bur banks. 11,25 cental OnionsOregon. 4O-50ci Yakima. 36-40c ark: Oregon Bermudas. 1-1 1 c. Wool Famern Oregon (me 23-?c rrossed. a8-29c: Willamette Vallev. ci lamh. 20c. Mohah Nominal: 12-mo. 30c Ih.: fall. Ie Ib. Cascara hark Buvlng orlca 1038 peel 4c Ih. Moos 109. -25e Ih.; 1938. nominal. Hav Selling prtea to retailers- Alfalfa Nft. 1. 1 tont oat-veteh Its ton: clover. Hi ton: tlmnthv Faytern Ore gon 118; same, valley 112-14 ton. Port land - flocr Pttrrs PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. ?0 (Apt Domestic flour Selling price, citv de livery. 1 to 23-bhl. lois: Famtlv patents. 49 $8 93-7 35: baker.' hard wheat net fts J5-8 35; hakers bluetem. t ftO-5 90: blended wheat flour. 3 53-5.95: soft uheat s.3 15-5.20; graham. 49s. it. 70; whole wqeat. 49i. fffl.13 bbl. PORTLAND I.IVRSTOCK PClRTl.ANn. Ot. . p.c. 21 (APt M1RPA Hrr Util XV Inl.l Vlrt; m.r. k.t .low. n.dv lo 10 Inwr than Wcl n.id.v' nvtr.cr; Roort-ctioire IM-jn lh. dnvfins moMly (H1: frw 1n 8.10. onr otilMandmii !1 6 1V 2V.20 lh huu-her. moMly vt; linht llEht .nd Ltiehter pik. parking .ow. 4.2J.M1; liRhtw.lKMs upward lo S.OO. frtd.r nit. C.llle Mlahlr nd total 1'. falv.i taianie and total 35: market artlva. fully M.ady: few good ffd at.ra H.l.V pood ltltht ttorkera I.Mt: common alauah lei', alrceta 6.251 cutlery dairy avoc down to 5.00: common-medium hetfcia 6.25-6.15: atrtrtly Rood led heifer, ouot hie 6 10 and ahove: cutter-common cowa 3 MM. 50: cannera down to 3 00; fat dairy type cowa . 75-5 50: food heel cowl 5.15-6.25; .au.aia hull. 5 25-6O0; Another Cent choice vealers 8.00.0.30; common calves and vealem downward to ft.ou. Sheep salable 30. total 330; few sales teadyi good-choice wooled lambs 7.50; strictly finished kinds eligible 7.75; or above; canoatis lea lamrjs saianie o.tz: xhorn lambs salable nrouna y.uu; booo choice ewes quotable 3.25-4.00 or above. PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 21 (API Wheat: Open Ifldh Low Close May . B7'i H7'i H7'a nr Dec 87 87 87 87 Cash Brain: Oals No. 2 38 lb. while 26.W Barley No. 2 45 Ib BW 27.00 Corn No. 2 . V. Ship 27.75 No. 1 Flax 2.05 Ca.h wheat (nidi: Sot white M, western white 88. western red 85. Hard red winter ordinary 85. 11 per cent 85, 12 per cent 89 13 per cant 92'. 14 per cent 1.00. Hard white Haart ordinary wz. iz per cent 02, 13 per cent A3, 14 per cent 98. Tnriav'i car recelPls: Wheat z.v liour 7, coin 9. oats 1, hay I, milifeed 1. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Dec 21 APl (USDAl Salable hos 18.000. total 2B.OO0; strictly good and choice hog fairly active; Meadv to 10 lower tnan wennesnnv s average; inedlnmweight and hcavv but chers slow; unevenly 10-25 off: top ft. 83; for choice lights; bulk good and choice 1fiO-240 lh. 5.40-80; 240-270 lbs. butrhers 5.20-.V); 270-330 lbs. averages 5.00-30; most -130-160 lbs. hundredweichts 3.50- 73; hulk good 330-500 lhs. packing sows 4.35-75. Salable cattle 6000: salable calve 1000; fairly active; steady market on strictly good and choice yearling and light steers and choice weighty bullocks; all others weak to 25 lower; two manv medium to average good steers and heifers here; choice heifers absent: cows fccarce and strong to 15 higher: bulls strong; vealers weak: several loads choice yearlings and light steers 11.00-3:); strictly choke 1350 lbs. steers 11.00; hut very little done on medium lo good steers selling from 10.00 down ward: such kinds showing decline; tockers dull: meatv feeders lower In sympathy u-Uh killed market: most beef cows 5 50-8.23. Salable slier p 8000. total 7000: late Wednesday fat lambs and yearlings steady to strong; spots 10-15 hiclirr: other classes steady: lamb top ft. 00; hulk B.50-83: medium lo good yearling 6.25 7 .SO; native slaughter ewes 3.75-4. 25; to- day's trade fal lambs slow; undertone strong to 15 higher: bids and sales around 8.75 lo 0.00 on good to choice lambs; hcsl now held f). 10-15 and Iret- nne don hie near choice year lings 8 00: heep ahoul steady; scattered na tives ewes 3.75-4.25. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. Dec. 21 lAPl Pre Christ mas acceptance of profits as a rrMill of the swift December rise of wheat prices was only on a small scale todav, In rnntrast to selling the previous two sessions, and the mm krt .Mailed n strong rally of 2 to 3 cents a bushel. Buyers reinstall ng wheat lines sold out the past few days or covering up shorl accounts dominated most of the session despite frequent price renetlon. Many dealers expected the government estimate of winter wheat acreage and condition, due after the close, to re- eal extensive, crop damage particular I v in the southwest as a result of the unprecedented drought which has not yet heen relieved. Although reacting sllghtlv frnm the day's highs, wheat rloed I ,-2t cents higher than yesterday. Dec. M.0f)'-1 0B May 51 .05 rorn was ' lower to higher. Dec. 55'a-V May SS'i-'a. oats higher. BOSTON WOOL BOSTON. Dec. 21 i APl USDA) Trading in domestic wools on the non- ton market was very slow lodav. Oc- 'aslnnally small lots of flue original territory wnnls were moved nl $1 t r $1.02. scoured hit sis, for good French reuniting length and at 03 to flfl rents. sroured nasi?., (rr average to short French rnmbtng length. Users were re ported placing some orders for Aus tralian wools lo he Imported direct from that country CLASS HAS PAHTY CHKSWKLIj, Doc. 21 (Special) Mr. and Mrs, H. N, Traxlor and Mr. Frank Sly entertainrd the Conquerors class of the Methodist Sunday school at the Traxlcr home this week. All atlendiii were dressed as children and games and refreshments were in keeping with the occasion. Santa Clans distributed Rifts from a lighted tree. Guests for the eve ning were Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Cnursoy. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmanuel Kirchhuffer and Mrs. V. K. Grous beck, all of whom became new members. Mrs. Walter Bragg presided at the business meeting which opened with a song and a prayer by Mrs. C. L. Camp. A bill for the mending of the song books was reported paid, The group sang carols as a concluding number. Those to serve at the next meeting are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wetzel and Mrs. C. K. Warner. Members present were Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Kraft. Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. McClure, Mr. and Mrs. K K. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Ogram, Mr. and Mrs. Kirehhoft'er, Mrs. 11. I,. Stott, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Traxler, Mr. ;ind Mrs. Wetel, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. lledcting. Mrs. Crrou-sbeck, Mrs. Sly, Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. De Courspy, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Warn er, Mrs. J. F. Smith, Mrs. Bragg, Mrs. George Paul, Mrs. Tom Nrarl. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Howe. Mrs. Louise Land and Mrs. C I. Kent. I.OHANi; (MB MEETING LOIiANF, pre. iL (Special) The Ugoluo club met recently at the home of Mrs. Lucille Mitchell. Mrs. Mabel Lorang and Mrs. Verna Mauney demonstrated rug making. Roll call was answered with "nature's gift." Several guessing sanies were played, prize -is. .. v -1; tJv : ' I 121 NICK I'LYINC. SOLDlKltS'. From (ion. ('.000 Mar. shiill (left), chief of stuff, HikIiI ('onimnnnVr Con. Dolos lCninmns (riht) and l.iout. Col. Unhort Dlds receive con Krattilutions for successful rininil-trin of seven liiiiuliors to ,fl - "SMASHING THE MONEY is at (he Mayflower to show through Saturday. A scene from the mystery film is shown here. New York Markets Bv VICIOR EUBANK NEW YOnK, Dec, 21 I API Stock market traders went shopping for fur ther recovery bargains; today hut gen erally confined buying to carefully fcOlected is-sues. Business news was more cheerui than otherwise. although speculative forces seemingly were onlv moderalely enthused even by the brightest develop menls. Steels led a quiet forenoon advance. They soon stepped down however, and prices, for I he most part, moved frac tionally cither wav during the re mainder of the seF'-mn. Closing quota tions were well jumbled. Gains of frac tious to more than a point predominated before mid-day. Transters approximated 7IHI.000 sharrh. Wheal and cotton futures rebounded .shai ply without pultuig any real vmor in the slock department. American Telephone pushed Into pew high territory for the year in the morning, but eventually lost part of its advance. Favored a' one lime or another were U. S. Steel. Distilleries Corp.-Sea-gr aim, Slandard Oil of N. J.. Public Service uf N. J. Doug. as Alrcit1. East ern Airlines. Southern Railway and Du Pon I. Lagging were Keats Roc buck. Mont gnmet v W.ii d. (ioodvear. Internal lona I Harvester, Woln n Union, flencral Elec tric, Wcslinghume and U. S. Gypsum. Ilunds were narrowly It regular. Kecurl 11ch improved at London and Amster dam but were soft at Paris. AHEx R. Airltd r.3',, AlaJun 6. Al ChntfcDye 170. AlStrs ft. AmCn 112'. AmF.ngTile . AniFrPwr 2. AmPwrLt 4'.. AmlMStdSn fls. AninolMtlls 1fi4. AmSmltA-Hf 51'j, AT&T 170',. AmTbB fl4'i. AmWlrWks II'. AmZncLA-S 7'.. Ana 30'n, Armlll 3'i. Atch 231. AuAuto . Barns 12' . BfcO 5V BdxAv 30. BthStl tt'd. IWAiiin 2P-. Bord 21. Bge Wnr 2Vi, HuddMf 3'.. CnlPktf 21 N. VaV.L 1 1 j. Calllec 7, CanPac 4. Cse Jl 7d',. Cat True M',. Cel 2Ua. C-Teed fi'j. Chest A: Cl W j. Chrys BH'1. ColfiA-EI fl. CoinSolv I'!. Com. Sou I's. ConAirc 2R'ii. ConKdl all',. CnnOil 7. ConCn 42. CrnProd HV t, Cwnell 17 . CtsWeht W4. DugAirc Rn. DPont 178. EKod IfiB. FIPwrA'M (I1.. F.fleRR ('in El 4U GnFoods 47' i, GnGs&FIA '2. GuMot 34. Gillette .V. CidvtTire 23'. -, GtN.tRvPf 27. Ilecprrt 10. HolFurn :i;i'Bt ItudMot 5' i. IllCent 2n. hiMiCop IIP. IntHvsl iMa. InINk Cn UfiV lulPapA-PPf 50' a, ITAT 3's. Jn Man 71. Kenn :iR'. LthOFord 30. LjKg Mversl) 103'. I.oews 34. UigBellA 3. IxtnlPf . MontWd 53T. NhKlv '. Nt Disc 22. NatOh Ifl. NatDnirvProd 23. NatDist B. NatPwiArM 18. NYCent 22' s NoAmCn -tB. NnPur fi'. OtlsSII II',. PcAmFish Pc(A-EI 33',,I"'T . PkdM.tl 3'. Pcn.M' llla. penUR 22'4. PhlpDge 41 'i. PhtlPrt 40. P-Ci fi4. PreStlCar 14' 4. PhSvcNJ 40. Plman 3P Radio Riv 17'-. RavPf 28. RmRnd AS. RepSll 23',. RevTbB 3fi'. RichOtl B. SafeSlrs 47i. St sllne R2'.. ShclU'n . SocV.tc 11',. SouCalFdi 27'i. SoPac 14. SldBraiuK 5'-. SUKJnAKI 2'. Sid OilC.tl ,, SldOllllid r.V j, SlOil .14 4' t . StiiiVWhsl II',, Slude It1-, SiinMtn 9', SupOil 2. Txl'orp 44. TxGlfSul 32',. TdewtrAOil I0'. TmkRnlPg ."il, Trans Am fi. I'nCaih Hit'.. UnO1lC.1t Ifi. VnPac 92. I'tiiiAMc 4'.'i. I'uitAiil 15' ,,. Unit Corp 2V I'nilFruit B3'j. UnttfTsImp 141, llSlndusAli'o 2V-, I'SHuh 4U'4, USRuh Pf III. USStl 117, Van 34'p.. Wal 5. WnrPiel . Wc-tUn 23. WcstmzhseEl Mfg lilt'... WhileMot 12',. Woohvth 33 winners being Marlon King. Hazel Kelly, Kva Hayes, Klva Ashley, KH i tli Dunn and Winnefnrd Zcllar. Carols were sung by the group, accompanied by Mabel honing at thp putno. Santa Clans was pres- cut and presented gifts. The next meeting will be Jan. 5 with Mrs. Mabel Hcrendeeii. Miss Nellie Lyle, home demonstration agent, will be present and will talk on "Why Our Families Bother Us." Roll call will be answered by a New Year's resolution. Present were Mcsdaincs Candis Foster, Gladys Perry, Kthel Lynch, Kva Hayes, Klva Ashley. Mary Bar ker, Ha.el Kelly, Klma Davis Mabel Herendccn. Mabel Lorang, Zora Franklin. Verna Mauney, Kdith Dunn, Nettie Moore. Ma rion King, Winneford Zellar and Lucille Mitchell. Dorothy Addison and Thelma Conklin were visit ors. Mr. and Mrs. drover Woods have moved from the mill camp to the I. O. O. F. property at Lorane which was recently vacat ed by B. C. Addison. After a brake relining job in an automobile, a certain amount of brake drag may be noticeable, but this will pass away as the high .pots on the lining begin to wear awav. THE REGISTER-GUARTJ, EUGENE, OREGON RING." with Ronald Reaean. In the BALCONY With WAYNE HARBERT REMEMBER? McDonald: Did you go to sec "It Happened One NiKlit" twice'.' Did you laugh at 'The Awful Truth" and "You Can't Take It With You?" Did "The Thin Man" thrill you? "Re member?" can compare to any of these laugh pictures. Finally, there comes this show which is just as good as any of them. Even tlie most hesitant sourpuss would have to label it "qolossal." There's an excellent cast, head ed by Robert Taylor, Lew Ayres, Greer Garson and Billic Burke. Tile story is certainly among the most unusual, and the finale will sweep you up the aisles with laughter. If you see all your friends giggling around Seymour's during the next few days, you rea lize they've probably been to this cinema. The story concerns two young men who have been "best pals" for some 20 years. One becomes engaged, to have the other charm the bride-to-be into falling for him and his "rainbow eyes." Midway through the story, the chap who loses his best gal to his pal dopes the three of lliein with a new drug which is supposed to cancel memories. The results are astounding. To tell would be to ruin the laughs. Hut a few conic when the fellows flip a nickel for the girl and when one of them marries her to keep from getting a ticket for speeding. One of the funniest situations occurs lien a hand of fox hunt ers conic upon the docs, milling about trying to pick up the ani mal's trail. "What's the mat ter?'' one of the society ladles (Billic Burke) asks. "Oh. they've lost the scent." a friend ex plains. Hut it's too late. The lady Is snifllni; away to try to help the hounds. "It's that way," she gleefully points. Then she hesitates, announces, "I'm wrong, it must he something else." Another comes when Hie same woman arranges a surprise party for her honeymooning daughter and son-in-law. She tells all the guests to hide about the rooms be hind the furniture and not to shout "surprise" until she rings licr lit tle bell. The newlywcris appear, take their position in the center of the room and continue a bitter, quarrel in which the bride's rela tives get their share of knocking. As tile hostess scampers about looking for her misplaced bell, the quarrel rages for sonic minutes before the guests get the signal to pop out into the open. Most remarkable scene, how ever, is the very last, an expres sion on Lew A res' face. Don't miss "Remember."' (If .'L Vkt tti tknmtl' llTpaa. an Mr jl r, tlKllllll Bill t- 7 Dint1 )) "St Thursday Radio (Mutuat-Don Lf Network) KUHC r-Uftrne U1Q Kllocyclei 4-45 p. m. At Your Command. 5:45 Santa on the Air. 8 Newi. :15 Shifter Parker, 6:30 Newi nd Viewi. 8:43 Riy mond Cram Swln. T Maurm Binford Orch.. 7:30 The Shadow. 8 Alvlno Rey Orch., 8:30 Trip to Man. 8:45 Twilight Tralli, 8 Newi. 9:15 Wrestling Matches-. 11 Sterling Young Orch.. 11:30 Six Hit and a Miss. 11:45 Melndv Mart , KOAC Corvalllt 550 Kllocyelei 5 n. m. Mmic. 5:45 Vsperr Dr. John I S. Burnt. 0 Music, 8:15 News, 9:30! Farm Hour. Oregon Employment Serv-! ice. 8:45 Weather, Market Report! and Revlewm 7 A. W. Oliver, OSC Animal Husbandry Dept.. 7:15 W. A. Schoen feld. Dean and Director of Airri. at OSC. 7:30 University Radio Theater 8:15 Mimic Round Ihe World, 8:30 Tor Scandinavian, "ChrMma In Germany Aa I Experienced It." Dr. Erma Gor don, 8:45 ForeMer In Action. 9 OSC Round Table. School of Science. Dept. of Zoology. Dr. Alfred Taylor, Instruct or, and Associate;. 9:30 Christmas Story, Library, Miss Emmy Lou Bowman. Periodical Assistant. 9:45 Every Man in Competition Through Intramural Snt. at Oregon State Colloge, Dept. Physical Education. Howard W. Raabe. In structor. KOW PArtland 120 KlloryrlM (NBC Red Network) S p. m. Rhythm Factory. 5:30 Strings at Rundayn. 6 Good News of 1940. 7 Kraft Music Hall, 8 Fred Waring and Pennsytvanians. 8:15 I Love a Mystery. 8:30 Standard Symphony Hour. 9:30 Thorn We Love. 10 News Flashes. 10:15 Beverly WllFhtre Hotel Orch.. lo:3 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Orch.. 11 News. 11:15 St. Francis Orch.. 11:30 Florentine Gar dens Orch. , KEX Portland 1 1 1SO Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 5:15 P. m. Torn Mix. 5:30 Army Band, 5:55 Musical Gems. 6 Beyond Reason able Doubt 0:15 Tfpo. the Clown. 6:30 America's Town Meeting, 7 Want a Want Ad?. 7:45 News. 8 Southland Rest. Orch.. 8:30 Adventures in Photography. 9 Green Hornet, 0:30 Ice Hockey. 10 Cafe Orch.. 11 This Moving World. 11:15 Portland Police Reports. 11:18 Bill Sab ransky, Organist. KOi Portland 010 Kilocycles CBS Network) 5 p. m. Christmas Charltien. 5:05 Lud Gluikin Orch.. 5:15 Hello Again. 5:30 Blue Rhythm. 5:45 News. 5:55 News. 6 Major Bowes, 7 Columbia Workship. 7:30 Sports Huddle. 7:45 Little Show. 8 Amos 'n' Andy. 8.15 Leon F. Draws. 8:30 Ask-It-Basket, 9 Strance As It Ecems. 9:25 Dorothy Dale. 9:30 Mod ernized Light Operas, 10 Five ' Star Final, 10:15 Emery Dent sen Orch.. 10:30 Louis Prima Orch.. 10:45 Nightcap Yarns 11 Glen Gray Orch., 11:30 Harry Owens Orch. Friday Radio KORE Eiirene 1120 Kllocyrlfs (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 7 ft. m. Early Bird. 7:45 Morning De votional. 8 Breakfast Club. 8:30 Round tip. 8:'4." News and Music. 9 Music in the Modern Mode. 9:15 Sons of the Pioneerji. 3:30 Ma Perkins, 9:45 News rtt Music. 10 Happv Gang. 10:30 Secret Diary. 10:45 Garden of Melody. 11 Mod ern Melodies. 11:15 Hawaiian Echoes. 11:30 Thomas Conrad Sawver. 11:45 Jimmv Kennedy Orch.. 12 News. 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks. 12:30 Refreshment Time With Singin' Sain. 12:45 Let's Dance, 1 Don Lee School of the Air. 1:30 Chanel Mo ments. 1 :4 Christmas Program, 2:15 .Inlinsnn Family, 2:30 Gasoline Alley 2:4r Behind the Scenes, 3 Melody Strings 3:15 Men of Vision. 3:30 Mflhlon Merrick Group. 3:45 Marriage License Romances. 4 News. 4:15 Haven of Rest. 4:45 p. m. Haven of Resl, 4:45 At Your Command. 545 Snnta on the Air. fl News. 6:i: Shaftcr Tarker. 6:30 John R. Hughes. 8:45 News. 7 Fishing News. 7:15 Maiirie Binford Orch.. 7:30 Lone Ranger. 8 This is Magic. 8:15 Phil Le vant Orch . 8:30 Hits of the Day. 8:45 Club Cabana. 9 News, 9:15 Maiirie Shoreman Orch., 9:30 Jan Garber Orch.. 9:45 Fulton Lewis. Jr.. 10 Jim Walsh Orch.. 10:30 Front Pas' Drama. II Six Hits and n Miss. 11:."0 Tommy Dorsev Orch.. 11:45 Orcnn MeloH-es. KOAC Corvallls .V.n Kllocyrlcn 9 a. m. Today's Proerams. 9:03 he Homema.:cTs Hour, Neighbor Reynolds. 10 Weather. 10:01 Music. 10:13 Storv Hour for Adults. 10:45 Music, 10:55 The School of the Air, Today's News. 11 Millie of the Orchestra. 11:15 """reasure Trails. 11:30 Music of the Masters. 12 News. 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour. State De partment of Acri., 12:30 Markets, Crops. Weather. 1 Music. 1:15 Variety, 1:45 Music. 2 Cluh Women's Half Hour. "Clirisiimts Music." Mrs. Mark Mc Allister. Chairman. Music Dept.. Fine Arts Div.. 2:30 Music. 2:45 Guard Your Health. 3 Music, 3:13 Seeing the Amer icas, .3 :30 Music. 3 :43 Monitor Views Ihe News. 4 Symphonic Half Hour, 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. .i p. m. Music, 5:45 Vespers. E. W. Warrington, 6 Music. 6:15 Farm Hour. Snowcitsts. 6:45 Markets. Crops. Wea ther. 7 L. R. nreithaupl. Evt. Agri. Eco OSC. "General Agri. Situation, 7:15 Henry Harlman. OSC Horti. Dept.. "Ex pott Situation in Oregon Pears." 7:30 Law in Modern Society. 8 School of HUE KJKdl till SAT. -HON STAGE SH "CALVERTS EDUCATED HORSE" J.amH.aj1. I. ! riREmEfTIHEH Ji tl BMii.mDrf . ! i J - ' 8 THE KOaUKTK v r i ROGUE Of THE .-i ' i-. 1 US. a. ft? U WIORCARSOU WEST RIDES iyi J 1? HOLLYWOOD'S ADOLESCENT problem, Mickey Rooney, is shown above with his father, Lewis Stone, in a scene from "Judge Hardy and Son," opening at the McDonald theater Saturday. Music. 8:15 The Business Hour. 8 OSC Round Table. "Highway Traffic Sign and Signals." School of Engineering. Bob Glenn. Prof, of Highway Eng.. and Associates. 9:30 Government Co-operation With Private Forestry. School of Forestry. E. G. Mason, Asst. Dean. 9:45 How We Teach: Language. School of Education, Melissa M. Martin, Prof, of Modern Languages. KEX Portland 11K0 Kllorycles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. Musical Clock. 7 Altar Hour. 7:30 Trail Blazers. 7:45 Rosa Rio Ensemble. 6 Financial Service. 8:15 Young Dr. Malone, 8:30 Dr. Brock. 8:45 Listen. Ladies. 8:15 Health Club. 9:30 Farm and Home, 10:15 Market Basket, 10:30 News. 10:43 Turn Back the Clock, 11 Current Events. 11:45 Musi cal Interlude. 12:40 Popular Dance Melodies, 12:45 USDA. 1 Quiet Hour, 1:30 Music Graphs, 1:45 Club Matinee. 2 Curbstone Quiz. 2:15 Financial and Grain. 2:20 Lost and Found Items. 2:23 Swing Time. 2:30 Affairs of Anthony. 2:45 Denning Sisters, 3 Torch of Pro gress. 3:15 Syracuse Orch.. 3:35 News. 3:30 Three Cheers. 3:45 Ltl Abner. 4 Josef Marais, Singer. 4:30 Statler Orch.. 4:43 p. m. Santa Clans Program. 5:15 Tom Mix. 5:30 Marian Miller's Problem Corner, 5:45 Jeweler Program. 6:30 Sports Final. 6:45 Cavalcade of Hits. 7 Hotel Orch.. 7:30 Biltmore Orch.. 7:45 News. 8 Car. Robinson and Btickaroojt. 8:30 Pierre Orch.. 9 Beverly Hills Club Orch.. 9:15 Norman Spor Football Fcts. 9:30 Quizzical Music. 10 St. Frar.civ Or.. 10:30 Skiing Time. 10:35 Gardens Orch.. 11 This Moving World. 11:15 Portland Police Reports, 11:18 Bill Sabran&kv. Organist. KG W Portland fi?0 Ktloryrles (NBC Red Network) 8 30 a, 111. Sunrise Serenade. 7 News. 7:15 Trail Blazers. 7 30 Musical Clock. 7:45 Sam Hayes. 8 Viennese Ensemble. 8:15 Stars of Today. 8:30 Against the Storm. 8:45 Guiding Light. 8:59 Time Signal, ft Stars of Today. 9:15 O'Neills. 9:30 Eye-, nf the World. 9:43 Me and My Shadow. 10 Modern McN. 10: 15 Kllen Randolph, 10:30 Meet Miss Julia. 10:43 Dr. Kate. 11 Betty and Boh. 11:15 Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 11:30 Valiant Lady. 11:45 Betty Crocker. 12 Story of Mary MaMin. 12:13 p. m. Ma Perkins. 12:30 Penper Young's Family, 12:45 Vic and Sarlc. 1 Saxophobin. 1:15 Stella Dallas. 1:30 Oh Mr. Dinwiddie. 1:45 Blue Plate Special. 2 Girl Alone. 2:15 Midstream. 2:30 Hol lywood News. 2:45 Stars of Todav, 3 News. 3:15 Malcolm Claire. 3:23 News. 3:30 Magazine of Air. 4 Music for Lis tening. 4:13 Biltmore O-ch.. 3:40 Stars of Today. 4:45 Magic Waves. 5 p. m. Master Singers. 5:13 Piano Program. 5:45 Cocktail Hour. 6 Wall. Time, 7 Lomhardo Orch.. 7:3' Storv Behind Headlines. 7:45 Lincoln Orch.. 8 Fred Waring Pleasure Time. 8:15 I Love a Mystery, 8:30 Death Valley Da vs. 1) STARTS TODAY PLCS- Daring Drama of War-Makers His Secret Could Save... Or Destrou fiumanitij I Want a Job. 9:30 Music by Wood bury. 10 Newi Flashes. 10:15 Biltmore Orch.. 10:30 Uptown Ballroom Orch.. 11 News, 11:15 Bal Tabarin Cafe Orch.. 11:30 Hotel Orch. KOIN Portlind ft l Kilocycle (CBS Network) 8 a. m. Markets. 6:05 KOIN Klock 7:30 Bob Garred Reporting, 7:45 This and That. 8:15 Headliners. 8:30 Con sumers News. 8:45 Mv Children. 9 Kate Smith Speaks. 9:15 When a Girl Mar. ries, 9:30 Romance of Helen Trent, 9:45 Our Gal Sunday, 10 Goldbergs, ,10:15 Life Can Be Beautiful. 10:30 This Day is Ours. 10:45 Lanny Ross. 11 Big Sis ter. 11:15 Aunt Jenny. 11:30 Brenda Curtis. 11:45 My Son and I, 12 Joyce Jordan, 12:15 p. m. Society Girl, 12:30 News. 12:45 Refreshment Time With Singin' Sam. 1 Kitty Kelly. 1:15 Mvrt and Marge. 1:30 Hilltop House. 1:43 Step mother. 2 By Kathleen Norris. 2:15 Dr. Susan. 2:30 It Happened in Holivwood. 2:45 Scattergood Baines. 3 Tena and Tim. 3:15 Hedda Hopper's Holivwood. 3:30 H. V. Kaltenborn, 3:43 Todav ni Europe, 4 Newspaper. 4:45 Fashion Chats. 5 p. m. Shadows. 5:15 Hello Again. 5:30 Leon F. 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