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Drews iid Gluskln Orchestra Km't Be Personal Wai There frthwest Round Table lvt Star Final ick Jurgens Orchestra n Stevens, Songs efense Today Ick Aurandt Orchestra onversatlon at the Console ews IV Portland (tU Kilocycles (NBO Bed Network) m-Emma Otero own South radar Sunrise B Your Job fan of Today RUCKS FOR RENT Drive Move Yourself Vi Long and Short Trips HA STING'S TEXACO SERVICE Pearl Ph. 201 Z-D0 p-Bilt Chest 7 Salel If 30x15x14 inches. Cratt board. Double lid. Nuded. T flST E-Z-Do iVffip? Rol-a-dor VJ&iW: Touch the latch and the Tf "y; -- door rolls up by Itselfl ; I TSt With 49c Humidor i Bai Bolh y l .M-J 60" high; 24" wide; 20" m W II ?4 Holds up to 20 garments! f 1 I i'rf Strong wood framel f 3 t ill Kraft-board body! 4 II M s'rong hanger rod! 4IT Sale E-Z-Do OoMt 1.49 1, ' Double door. With humidor. yC EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER with every purchase of an E-Z-Do closet or chest In this sale, you will J receive an extra 49c E-Z-Do Humidor Chicago Round Table mm-un rente :-H. V. Kaltenborn !Siammv Kaye Orchertra 00 Joan Benoit. Sinner :00 Catholic Hour -or. i. q. Junior :oo Professor Puizlewit :30 Band WaRon !00 HhnrliM M.r..i :30 One Man's Family -raannattan Merry-Co-Bound 6::io-Deadllne Dramas 7:00 Musical Interlude 7:05 Hotel McAlpIn Orchestra 7:15 Dear John 7:30 Regular Fellers 8:00 Walter Wlnchell 8:15 The Parker Family 8:30 Slunal Carnival :no Niaht Editor 9:15 Armchair Cruises 0:30 Rhumbs Casino Orchestra 9:55 Howard & Shelton 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Bridge to Dreamland !!!22 2."' Taba'n Cafe Orchestra 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orchestra HEX Portland 1400 Klloeyelas (NBC Blue Network) 8:00 a. m. Amen Corner Program 9:30-Matlnee with Lytell 10:00 Hidden History 10:15 Foreign Policy Asioclitlon 10:30 The Quiet Hour 11:00 Marals African Trek 11:30 Summer Serenade 11:45 Shall We Waltr 12:00 Sunday Vespers 12:30 p. m. Behind the Mlka 1:00 Lost and Found Items 1:03 Edgewater Beach Hotel Orchestra t:30-Chrlstian Science 1:45 Rhythm by Rlcardo 3:00 Hotel Edison Orchestra 2:30 Frank Black Presents 3:00 European News 3:30 Pearson It Allen 3:45 NBC 4:00 star Spangled Theater 4:30 Song of the Strings 5:00 American Red Cross Program 8:15 Charles Dant Orchestr 5:30 Shep Fields Orchestra 5:45-78111 stem Sports Newsreel 0:00 Good Will Hour 7:00 Inner Sanctum Mysteries 7:30 Treasure Trails of Song 8:00 Musical Interlude 8:05 Palace Hotel Orchestra 8:15 News Headlines and Hlghlirhtt 8:30 Hawthorne Temple Servl.-es 9:00 NBC 9:30 Hotel St. Francis Orchestra 10:00 Sou Ihernaires 10:30 Etchings In Brass 11:00 Portland Police Reports 11:03 Floyd Wright. Organist 11:30 War News Round-Up Monday Radio RORE Eugene 1450 Kileeyeles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) 8:00 a. m. News 8:15 Early Birds 7:00 News 7:15 Morning Varieties 7:45 Morning Devotional 8:00 Haven of Rest 8:30 News 8:45 Musio and News 9:00Wohn B. Hushes' 9:30 Front Page Farnrtl 9:45-I'll Find My Way 10:00 New 10:15 Chapel Momenta 10:30 Comrussel New, 10:45 Say It With Musts 11:00 Music and New, 11:15 Art Mooney Or eh. 1V45 Modem Melodies 12:00 News 12:15 p. m. What Lane County Thinks 13:30-lohnson Family 12:45 Refreshment Time. Slngln' Sam l:00-Tohn B. Hughes 1:15 Confessions' of a Corsair 1:30 We Are Always Young 1:45 At Your Commsnd 2:15 As the Twig Is Bent 2:30 At Your Command 3:00 News SALE! E-Z-R0LL Clothes Closet Sole! Size 60x24x20 inches. Roll-up door. Kraft, board. Reinforced. Humidor, too. .Irts ... . virt !VICS J:2r"n"d rime 4:-Playhoy, m Sh'ntng Hour 5:4. rr..i . . . o:wNews 7-VT J.UnK no '; Lone Ranger ;;szru-,?-..A". SNew,10 " No,hfa 15-George Hopkins. Pianist 30 Fulton Lewis. Jr. J5-Pancho and His Orch. -ChlcaSoland Concert .30 News Chicagoland Concert :-G"iff Wniiama Orch. Immy Lunceford Orch. :15-NiBht Owl Bandwagon KOAC rnrnllltu. irn ... lwv niiDCfCICS ; V"1 United Press News t.r omemaKers" Hour Weather Forecast Today's Proirrams jwS Music iJJBooks and Authors :00 Classroom Broadcast : 50 Music United Press News :15 p. m. Farm Hour :30Spot Market Reports : so Announcements :00 Music : is Variety ! Miirl. OO Horn prriak era Half Hour i:tSTahtMonltor Vtvw Newe 3:00 Music SilM-he Matte Casement S: SO Music S:4fjk-Unlted Press News 4:00 Music of the Masters :22Stor, fr Boys and Glrli S:0O p. m. Music 5:15United Press Is on the Air 5:30 Music 8:45 Sacred Musle 6.00 Dinner Concert 0:15 United Press News 0:30 Farm Hour 2:!5Marltet Sports and Reviews 7:00 The Farm Front 7:30 Music 7:45 The Coaches Talk It Over 8:15 Musle B:3D OreRon on Parade 8:30 Music of the Master! KOIN Portland 870 Klloeyelei (CBS Network) 5:30 a. m. Early Worm 8:00 Northwest Farm Reporter 0:15 Breakfast Bulletin 0:30 KOIN Klock 7:00 Treat Time 7:15 Headllners 7:30 Bob Garred Reportln 7:45 Consumer News 8:00 Kat Smith 8:15 When a Girl Marries 8:30 Romance of Helen Trent 8:45 Our Gal Sunday 8:00 Life Can Be Beautiful 9:15 Woman In White 8:30 Right to Happiness 8:45 Studio 10:00 Bis Sister 10:15 Aunt Jennv 10:30 Fletcher Wiley 10:45 Kate Hopkins ii:ou iwartna Webster UM5-Golden Treasury of Son! 11:30 Hello Again 11:45 CBS 11:55 Press News 18:00 Newa 11:15 p. m. Myrt and Mart 11:80 Woman of Courage ia: stepmotner i:oo Hymns of an Church ef 1:15 Slngln' Sam 1:30 The O'Neills 1:45 CBS 2:00 Meet the Missus 3:15 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood 3:30 Joyce Jordan, LaFrance and Satina 2:45 The World Today 3:00 CBS 3:15 Young Dr. Malone 3:30 News 3:45 Newspaper of the Air 4:30 Feature Page 4:45 Sunfrf'.e Special Edition 4:55 Elmer Davis, News 5:00 p. m. Radio Theatre 0:00 Guy Lombardo 0:30 Blondle 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy 7:15 Lannv Ross 7:30 The Gay 90 7:55 News 8:00 What's on Your Mind 8:30 Dance Orchestra ' 8:55 News 9:00 Paul Sullivan. Newt 9:15 who. What 9:45 Leon F. Drews 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Dick Jergens Orchestra 10:30 Eyes of the World 10:45 Defense Today 11:00 Nightcap Yarns 11:15 Bill Marshall 11 :30 Manny Strana Orchestra 11:55 News ROW Portland Klloeyelei (NBC Bed Network) 8:00 a. m. Sunrise Serenade 8:30 The Early Bards 7:00 News Headlines & Highlights 7:15 Music of Vienna 7:45 David Harum 8:00 Sam Hayes 8:15 Stars of Tonay 8:45 Modern Meals 9:00 Listen Ladies 9:15 Bess Johnson fl:30 Ellen Randolph 9:45 Dr. Kate 10:00 Light of the World 10:15 The Mystery Man 10:30 Valiant Lady 10:45 Arnold Grimm's Daughtei 11:00 Against the Storm 11:15 Ma Perkins 11:30 The Guiding Light 11:45 Vio and Sade 13:00 Backstage Wife 13:15 p. m. Stella Dallas 12:30 Lorenzo Jones 12:45 Young Widder Brown 1:00 Home of the Brave 1:15 Portia Faces Life 1:30 We, The Abbotts 1:45 Story of Mary Marlin 3:00 Pepper Young's Family 3:15 Lone Journey 2:30 Brad Reynolds 24 5"Ne ws 3:00 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra 3:15 News of the World 3:30 Hollywood News Flashes 3:45 News by Frank Blnghman 4:00 The Telephone Hour 4:30 Johnny Johnston, Singer 4:45 Cocktail Hour 5:00 p. m. Dr. I. Q. 5:30 Stars of Today 8:00 Contented Hour 8:30 Cavalcade of Amerlea 7:00 Fred Waring Pleasure Timt 7:15 Lum and Abner 7:30 Hotel Lincoln Orchestra 8:00 Musical Interlude 8:05 Sir Francis Drake Hotel Orchestra 8:30 Point Sublime 9:00 Hawthorne House 9:30 Pick a Tune 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Brick Holton sings 10:30 Ed Stocker Orchestra 11:00 News 11:15 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra 11:30 Florentine Gardens Orchestra 11:33 News Bulletins KEX Portland 1400 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Networkl 0:00 a. m. Ed's Up 7:00 Western Agriculture 7:15 Breakfast Club 8:00 Amen Corner Program 8:30 National Farm and Home 9:15 Between the Bookends 1:30 Our Silent Partner 1:45 Musical Interlude :50 Harvey tiarainB. oinnor :00 News . , , 30 Charmingly We Live :45 Foley tt Glenn ;00 Orphans of Divorce :15 Amanda of Honeymoon Hill .in tnhn'i Othpr Wife 45 Just Plain Bill :00 Mother of Mine 15 p m. Your Livestock Rfportir ;30 News Headlines and Highlights ;45 Market Reports :50 Household Minis ... A..Mittwi Pr News joo Richard Brooks :15 women wona :30 Reeds In Rhythm THE REGISTER-GUARD, 1 :4s Curbstone Quiz 2:00 The Quiet Hour 2:30 Lost and Found Items 2:33 Rose City Calendar 3:45 Wings on Watch 3:00 This Is the Show 3:30 Wife Saver 3:45 Out of the Blue 4:00 Adventures of Modern Mother 4:15 Alma Kitchen's Brief Case 4:30 rreene Wicker 4:45 The Bartons 5:00 p. m. Summer Serenade 5:15 String Serenade 5:30 Drama Behind the News 5:45 Musical Interlude 5:50 Baldwin Varieties 5:55 The Nickel Man 6:00 Gordon Jenkins' Music 6:30 Hotel Lexington Orchestra 6:45 News Headlines and Highlights 7:00 NBC 7:301 Love a Mysterv 8:00 Associated Press News 8:05 Pennsylvania Hotel Orchestra 8:30 Hotel Syracuse Orchestra 8:55 Associated Press News 9:00 Fantasy in Melody 9:30 Beautiful Music 10:00 Basin St. Chamber Music 10:30 Palladium Ballroom Orchestra 11:00 This Moving World 11:15 Portland Police Reports 11:18 Paul vCarson, Organist 11:30 War News Round-UD You can whip our cream, bui you can't beat our milk. Echo Hoi. low Dairy. Phone 2935-J-2. Adv. P NOW IT'S EASY TO. 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United States Testing Com pany tested 17 mattresses. Beautyrest lasted 3 times longer than next best. GUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS Simmons. SAG-PROOF EDGES. Patented border keeps edges trim and erect throughout life of mattress. STAYS FRESH INSIDE. Ventilator draw In fresh air . . . expel stale air. LOW COST PER NIGHT. Flitured on Its 10-year guarantee, a Beautyrest costs about a penny s night. EUGENE, OREGON Pageant Preview FeaturesWeek At Playground, Top Floor Show A Pageant Preview week at the , Playground will highlight enter tainment circles starting today. The pre-pageant festivities actual ly began Saturday night, with Mo zelle the Sally Rand of France and Ripley's Jean Carr, the lass who sits on her own head and walks around her own body, be ing featured in the floor show conducted by Jack Randall, who heads the troupe. Tonight will be lady's guest night at The Playground, with all ladies admitted free to the floor show and other entertainment. Tuesday the spotlight will be taken over by Princess Mary Sue Jackson, for whom the women's service clubs and the lumbermen are sponsoring a dance. Profits of the dance will go for the further ance of Princess Mary Sue's can n n I SPECIAL SAL y y'0 ALL THIS WEEK u ..by I I J I I didacy for Queen Susannah V. The regular program of enter tainment will be offered, In addi tion to queen's votes to be award ed. Out-of-staters will get a taste of the Pageant life Wednesday, which is out-of-state night. Thursday the Engineer's club will take over The Playground in order to finance their floats in the Pageant parades, July 24 and 25. A typical July 4 celebration will feature Thursday's program, with old-fashioned fireworks, swim ming, boating, and regular shows in the evening. Saturday, July 5th, a men's beauty contest will be held. The winner will be selected on the basis of the best beard, neatest waistline and prettiest ankle, with 12 female judges deciding the WITH BETTER SLEEP wims FURNITURE champion who will be given a prize of 50,000 contest votes. Queen votes with all refresh ments, merchandise and food sold at the Playgrounds will be the rule during the entire week It was announced. Votes may be cast for any candidate desired. LeRoy Peterson Dies Saturday At Home LeRoy Peterson, for many years active In veterans' organizations in Eugene, died early Saturday at his home, Seventeenth and Wil lamette, at the age of 45 years. He was born Oct. 23, 1895, In Shelton, Wash., and married Lettia Elenora Mattison in Minneapolis on May 8, 1920. They had lived In Eu gene for 18 years. Mr. Peterson served with the 353rd infantry in the World war. He belonged to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Disabled Amer COMPANY 7unt 19, 194T. ican Veterans and the Command- era' Council of Lane county. He was recently elected district com mander of the V. F. W., and served as commander of Willamette post, No. 293, V. F. W., in 1939-40. He was also a past, commander of the Commanders' Council. Surviving Mr. Peterson are his ' wife; a son, Larry; his mother, Mrs. Ella C. Peterson; three sisters, Mrs. Frank Clark of Eugene, Mrs. Wallace Early of Frederic, Wis., Mrs. Harold Olson of Luck, Wis.; four brothers, Delmer of Sparta, Wis., Stanley of Albany, Herman 1 of Dallas, Earl of Spokane. He was ' a member of the Methodist church. Funeral services will be an nounced by the Branstetter-Simon chapel. University Phone 27S1-M Business College A complete business course 860 Willamette, Eugene, Ore. I; i ti H i, ; 51 J? i t 1 ;' a' 3 v VS- ! ': M t 1 BUTTER-KRUST THAT GOOD BREAD BAKED BY WILLIAMS f at no extra cost pt ontaonicry WnrA M WILLAmptte " TELEPHONE 421 in liiaiiaiaiaiaasMlaasaaaasl aW naraBalHSBMaTJMarMaSBHsl
