Eugene register-guard., July 21, 1942, Image 7

THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON
Page Seven,
Brians Discuss
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. Ilaka and the
I" & "ttSitJon. The
"""iMo'club officers
i?" Included among
IW some 98
three delegate.
L.tives ol canm" v.-
Kl Elected as the place
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for the 194S district Rotary con
vention. Fred K. Jones, Spokane.
Wash., district governor, is ex
pected to visit the Eugene club in
the fall.
MOVM TO SALEM
Howard Miller and family, who
have been living in Eugene for
some time, are moving to Salem,
where Mr. Miller has employment.
Report of Chutist
Without Foundation
SAN FHANCISCO, July 21
(U.R) The western defense com
mand and fourth army said today
the report of a "parachutist" land
ing near the desert town of Lan
caster, Cal., apparently was with
out foundation.
The WDC said investigation
"has failed to disclose any evi
dence of such an incident." Report
of the supposed landing came
from Curtis Peeveler, 14, farm
boy. He said he saw a light plane
over the desert and that a para
chutist and flare seemed to drop
from it
Soldiers and civil authorities
made a search of the area.
DINE & DANCE
The HOLLAND
Open Dally 2:00 p. m. on
NEW FLOOR SHOWS
Fine Foods
Music by
The "Hollandalres
I 1Z:45 P. M. I 1 J "r 1 lOao-Alr-no ' I 0O-Br..kl..t Club
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OPA Revises Price
Ceiling on Plywood
WASHINGTON, July 21. UP
The office of price administra.
tion today revised the price ceil
ing schedule on Douglas fir ply
wood to make it conform to the
recent limitation order of the
war production board specifying
grades which may be produced.
The OPA put a maximum
price, at the producer's level for
a new grade of plywood, called
"sound 1 side," a grade which
was established by the WFB or
der. Eliminated from the price
schedule were some grades whose
manufacture was prohibited by
WPB.
The ceiling established for
"sound 1 side" plywood was com
puted by calculating its relative
value compared with other stan
dard grades, OPA said. Other
methods of pricing were not feas
ible, it was explained, be
cause the industry has had in
sufficient experience to determine
production costs.
Locomotive Firemen
And Enginemen Will
Hold Annual Picnic
The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemen and their
families will hold their annual pic
nic at Swimmers' Delight Tuesday.
There will be baseball, races,
stunts, swimming and dancing
from 10:30 until midnight.
Two meals will be served.
Everyone is asked to bring a bas
ket lunch including his own dishes
for his family.
Tuesday Radio
(Mtuftl-DB Lt Notwvrki
I Oft p in Newt
I 1 V-Jrnny Richard Oreh.
ft Jft-Nrt Jordan
S OO Hta oi th Day
15 New, Htadlinag. H-fhltiVf
i 31-Th Jamborc
T r0 John B. Hughe
T'lS Btrr.ta Cummin' Oreh.
?:30 Munc for Amtriea
T:4V-Popular Srnd
S On Arm for Victory
8:1 American Lrfion Auxiliary
S 50 Die k Jurient' Oreh.
-Civilian DtlanM Round tabl
0O Saw
t 15 Cab Callem-av'f Oreh.
30-John B. Hughe
Filton Lewii Jr.
10:00 Henry Kind Oreh
10:SO N'ewt, Headline. Hlfhlifhli
10:45 Kinf & Pannel a Oreh.
U:00-Jan Savin a Oreh.
11:15 Newt
11:30 Danes Orchettra
11:30 Cab Callowav i Oreh.
1300 Newg in Brief
12 06 Night Owl Bandwagon
KOAC Cerrallla AM Kllacyrlet
00 pm With the Old Maatar
6:15 Excursion! In Science
8:90 Evening Vesper Sarvica
8:45 All Out To Win
6:1ft United Praia Newa
6:30 rarm Hour. 6 45 Spot MarVet
Report. 7:00 Tarm Crops Ds
partment T:S0 Muale of Gilbert and Sullivan.
6:00 Summer Session Feature.
8:1ft The Concert Hall
8 'SO The Monitor Views the News
8 45 Music of Czechoslovakia
1ft Music of ths Masters
9:50.10:00 United Pre News
KOIN Portlsnd 670 KUoercUt
(CBS Network)
6:00 p m. Newspaper of ths Air
8:30 Harry Flannery
5:45 Bob G aired
5:55 Cecil Brown
6:00 Tommy Rtgga
6:30 Cheera From ths Campt
7:30 Talks
7:4ft Franer Hunt
8:00 Amoa & Andy
8:15 Glenn Miller
8:30 Ars You a Missing Heir?
8:00 Melody Tims
8:05 Alvlno Rey
8:30 Leon F. Drews. Organ
8 4ft Jerry Wold
9:55 Dave Lane, Songa
10:15 Five Star Final
10:1ft Wartime Women
10:30 A lr -flo
loan World Today
10 4ft pUiM en Victory
U fto Jantien Beach Ore A.
U 80 Manny ttrand
11 ii Newa
Midnight to 6 00 a m. Muale as Newa
KEX Perilasd lit Klleeyelaa
i NBC Bles Neiwerhl
ft 00 p. m nytng Patroi
ft 1ft Sacret City
6 30 Clets Roberta. News
5 4ft Dr. Chang. Commentator
6 00 Green Hornet
6 30 James Abbs Covers ths News
6 45 Nova time
I M Ram on a and Tuns Twist era
7 oo Air Base Hi Jinks
7 SO Red Ryder
6 00 Earl Godwin. Newa
8 1ft Lum and A brer
6 30 Information Please
00 Down Memory Lane
980 New Headline and Highlights
8 4ft The Master Sanger
6 55 News
10:00 Sing far Dough
10 30 Broadway Bandwagon
10:4ft Freddy Martin Oreh.
11:00 This Moving World
11 :1ft Portland Police Reports
11:18 Organ Concert
11:30 News Roundup
KGW Pertlend 9S Kllecrele
(NBC Bed Nelwerkl
1:00 p. m. Stars of Today
8:15 Clarlnads
8 15 Navy Chat
8:30 Heldt'a Treasure Cheat
6:00 Battle of ths Sexes
6:30 M. Wilson and J. Nesbirt
7:00 A Date With Judy
7:30 Tommy Doraey Oreh.
6:00 Pleasure Tune
8: 15 Story Dramas by Olmsted
6 30 Johnny Presents
6 OO Adventure of Thin Man
9 30 Roy Shields Oreh.
9 5ft Musical Interlude
10:00 Newa Flashes
10:1ft Your Home Town News
10:2ft Musical Interlude
10:30 Moonlight Sonata
1 1 : 00 Swing Your Partner
11:1ft Joe Relchman Oreh.
11:30 News Roundup
3.00 Swing Shift
Wednesday Radio
KORI Bagsne llftft Klleeyel
(Mutual-Dsn Lee Nstwerk)
6:00 s. m. Newt In Brief
6:0ft Early Bird
7:00 Newa
7:lft Morning Varieties
7:30 Choir Loft
7:4ft Morning Sermonette
8:00 Breakfast Club
8 JO News and MusSe
6 4ft Misa Meade a Children
9 00 Boake Cai-ter
6 15 Health Club
6 ao Popular Vane tie
10 oo Ne a
10 is ru Find My way
10 so Ne t
10 aft Women Today
10.45 Palmer Houss Oreh.
11 0ft News
1100 Household Hints
1 1 : 15 Easy Doe It
11 30 Camp Orant in neview
12 00 News
13: 1& p. m Memories In World. Music
12 30 War Commentary
13 3ft Tunes by Top Banda
13 4ft Reueshment Tims, bin gin' bam
1 . oo Mutual s aserau nounaup
1:15 Walter Com p ton
1:30 Hill BUly berenads
1 4ft Sweet and Sentur.ental
t 00 U. S. Army
8:1ft Surprise Package
8 00 N e w s Head lines and H if Wights
3.1ft Quiet Hour
J:4ft-lan Savitt Oreh.
4. oo Marvel of Vision
4:lft-Johnon Family
4 30 Bob Crosby OrCA
5:00 p. in. Newa
ft: 15 A as lysis of Propaganda
& 30 Canadian Grenadier Guards
6 00 Salon Melodies
6.1ft News Headlines and Highlight
6 30 Dinner Dance
6:45 Songs at ths Fireside
7 00 John B. Hughs
7:1ft Ray Kinney Oreh.
7:30 Lone Ranger
8:00 Quia of the Coast
8:30 Trip to Mara
6:4ft Lat a Swap
9 00 Newa
: 1ft Treasury Star Parads
9:30 Henry King Oreh. 1
9:4ft Fulton Lewis. Jr.
10:00 Cab Callows v Oreh.
10:30 News Headline and Highlights
10:45 Ran Wilde Oreh.
11:00 Henry Buvss Oreh.
11:1ft Newa
11:30 Dance Oreh.
11:30 Jan Savitt Oreh,
12 00 New in Brief
13:08 Night Owl Bandwagon
KOAC Cerrallls a KUeeyelea
10:00 a- m. Review of ths Day
10:06 Newa
10:1ft Homemaksra Hour
ll:00-Clasaroom Broadcast
11:50 Ten Minutes 'TU Noon
12:00 News
13:1ft p. m. Farm Hour
12:30 Markets
12:50 Vocational Agrl. Instructor
1 : 00 Favorite Classic
l:15-Varlety Time
1 :4ft Organ Nocturn
8:00 Classroom Broadcast
2 50 Memory Book ol Music
3:1ft AU Out to Win
8:30 Sun thins Serenads
3:4V-News
4:00 Choral Music
4:30 Stories for Boya and Girls
5:00 p. m. Melodies for Strlnga
&:ift cajvacade of Drama
8:0 Evening Vesper Servlcs
6:4ft All Out to Win
6:15 News
6:30 Farm Hour
6:44 Mark la
MO Farm Spotlight
7 : 30 For Summer Tims
8:00 Summer Session Featurs
6:1ft Concert Hall
8:30 Monitor View ths News
8 4ft Music of the Matters
9:50 Newa ,
KOIN Portlsnd 979 Klleeyelaa
CBS Network t
9:00 a. m. Farm Reporter
6:16 Breakfaat Bulletin
6:20 KOIN KiOCk
7:1ft Wake Up Newa
7:30 Bob Garred, News
7:4ft Nelson Pr ingle. News
8:00 Consumer Newa
8: 1ft Fletcher Wiley
8:30 Valiant Lady
8:4ft Stories Amertea Lovsa
9:00 Kate Smith Speaks
9:1ft Big Sister
9:30 Romance of Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday
10:00 Life Can B Beautiful
10: ift Woman In White
10:30 Vlo and Sad
10:4ft Jane Endtcott
11:00 Bright Hot lion
11:1ft Aunt Jenny
11:30 We Love and Years
11:45 Gold bergs
12:00 Music Without Words
12:15 p. m. Knox Manning. Nsws
12:30 Joyce Jordan
11 :4ft Col. Concert Oreh.
1:00 David Chesklns Oreh,
1:1ft Sam Hayes
1:30 Children Ars Also People
1:4ft Take It Easy
3:0O News
8:1ft Siesta
2:30 Wm. Winter
8:4ft Ben Bernis
3:00 Meet Mr. Emm el
3:1ft Heddj Hopper's Hollywood
8:30 Keep Working. Keep Singing
3:4ft Newa
4:00 Second Mrs. Burton
4:1ft Young Dr. Malcms
4:30 Newspaper of the Air
8:00 p. m. Nelson Eddy
5:30 Harry Flannsry
8:45 Bob Garred
6:5S Cecil Brown
6 00 Junior Miss
6:30 Suspenss
7:00 Great Moment la Must
7:30 22nd Letter
8:00 Amos 'n' Andy
S: lft Glenn MUJer
8:30 Dr. Christian
8:5ft Dick Joy
9:00 Wm. Winter
9:1ft Claude Thornhlll
9 so Northwest Neighbor v
10:00 Five Star Final
10:15 Wartime Woman
10 20 Atr-flo of the Atr
10:80 The World Today
104ft Stop
11:00 Lud Gluskm Oreh.
11:30 Manny Strand Oreh.
11:8s Newa
13:00 Mualc and Newa
ROW Pertland MH Ktleeyetea
(NBO Bed Netwerkk
4 Of) a. m. Dawn Patroi
6 30 News Roundup
6:00 Sunrise Serenads
6 30 Time for Tolev
7:00 Newa Headlines and Highlight
7:1ft Muaie of Vienna
7:30 Reveille Roundup
7:45 Sam Hayes. News
8-00 Star of Today
6:1ft James Abbe Covers ths News
8 SO Camp Quickies
8:4.0 Lotta Noyea
8 44 David Harum
9 00 Bass Johnson
9" 15 Bach lor a Children
9 30 Nellie Reveli Presents
9 4ft Magic Melodies
10:00 Music by Miller
10:15 Knea-e with the News
10:45 Dr. Kate
10:30 Home keeper's Calendar
11:00 Light of the World
1 : 1 ft Lonelv Women
12 00 Melodic Tunes
12:15 p. m Ma Per kins
11 4ft Hymns of All Churches
1130 Guiding Light
12:80 Pepper Young's Family
Springfield Theatre
Bo fc Hfle and Vers Zerlns
"LOUSf ANA Pl'RCHASE"
Weady Bsrrte and t4gmr Kenaedj
PI BL1C ENEMIES'
Cam la Carta a News
LAST TIMES TOMTE
TWO FEATURES
PRIVATE SNIFFY SMITH
with Bud Duncan
Edor Kennedy
Plu
"PARIS CALLING"
with Randolph Scott
Elizabeth Berinar
II 49 Rtgt to Happiness
1 00 Barkstage Wife
1 15 Stella Dallas
1 SO Lorenzo Jones
45 Young Widder Brown
3 OO When s Girl Marries
1 lft Portia Taces Life
) 3n-.Hol!vwood News Flashes
2 4ft Road of Life
3,00 Vic and Bade
j: ift Against the Storm
3 30 Musical Pleasantries
3.4ft Bill Stern. Sports
3 ftft Tarn O Shanter Golf
4 00 Sk itch Henderson. Pianist
4 lft Listen to Liebert
4 So The Funny Money Man
4 4V Stars of Today
5 00 p. m. Morgan Beatty
KEX Portland 11SS KHeeyctsa
t NBO Blue Network!
6 no a m Moments of Melody
615 Farm and Home
6 4ft Western Agriculture
T. 00 Clark Dennis. Singer
7 15 Breakfast Club
8 45 Mother Dream Melodies
8 30 Page In Melody
8 45 Keep Fit Club
9 00 Meet Your Neighbor
9:15 Woman's World
6:30 Breakfast at Sardl's
10:00 Baukhage Talking
10:15 Second Husband
10:30 Amanda of Honevmoon Hill
lo ss John a Other WUa
11:30 Star of Today
1 1 : 15 Between the Bookenda
11:00 Just plain Bill
11:45 Keep Fit Club
12 00 New Headlines and Highlights
13:1ft Prescott Present
18 30 p. m Markets
13 3ft Men of the Sea
12:4ft New Headlines and Highlights
1:00 Club Matinee
1 55 News
3-0O The Quiet Hour
t: 30 Home in the Country
2 4ft Chaplsin Jim. USA
1:00 Stars of Today
3:1ft Knaass with the New
3:30 Stella Unger, Be Glamor a
3:3ft Milt Herth Trio
3:4ft Wartime Periscope
4:00 Easy Aces
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The United States, during the)
first six months of 1940, export
ed 193,849 pounds of peppermint
oil
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