Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 21, 1942, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextOctober 21. 19 THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON. Page Eleven. S by Landis I 2i.oPJ-James tSTiia th,t ro: ,".n deense. r" .rfdress prepared ...ml confer- rT :" Municipal Lfiiidth the key to 'iL ii.m oi civilian ?.' k. nrntection Em U th local de- fcl of civilian defense . A,,tthehiKher M1'. j.uTrt rDresent- 0, iu'""''-,:;nilll. ..ndWeral authority " EverUh.re, through iSi State., the touch- Lml ... -f nv com- the guauu -:: rformanct in. civilian ? .k. nrianiiation and the local detente coun- Lrtenlng to the prog taken place in civil- Ue in recent mom.. fct the nation. The train m hu now produced the U of the needed person- 'V" t...ttr0tar1 El! wen .' "- of field drills in com V in control center in reporting nu ... of war itimulating inci- iii.wl training In protec- rat gss. In bomb recon- worK. in camounsc ..instruction have been LlliMe ta thousands. The t medical sen-ires nave their organiration and their operations so that in a position to function ly in almost any emer- L . TWOUgn ana cunipic fplsns for evacuation are stage of casual and hap- kinking. ireation regon Lumber Salesmen bt of the woods" Tuesday (Eugene Recreation alleys h 8-0 victory over Mogan despite a 209 single and rolled by Fleming of the fcck Jeffries was high for Eig-Ply team, but dropped fciiion to Booth-Kelly in r? West Coast bowling batch. ssi asi 1WT ms fctar SM 8742611 kf.e rerflmi, Mfan, VS. in-Flenmc. siosxn, 579. . ..it m sen-iMj 1S ffiMW! fctla-Jeffrlw, BP, 200. friai-jBffrlss, SP. 908. i v.-s. , . r,s?s i " . , -.i f t ' 4 . . -T RADIO BROADCASTS I I . ii KOKE WBDNISOAT h'.QO p. m. New WDUrt- Trio S.30 Thir rf the Air 8:0a Slon MelodlM Newi, Hellinti 6:30 Dinner Dance 6:45 Tunes t rire&tda T: Oft John B, Hufhee 1:16 GWeoiu T:SO Lone Ranter -.OOEyea Aloft 6 30 Dane Bind B:i5 Let't Swap p:uu nrewa Ul Harry James I 3ft-Dr. Chrittlan , t hb Oiek Joy, Ntwi t:0O Wm. Winter IS WildliU Federatlan ll:twYounf Dr. Malon U:l Aunt Jenny U:joWt U9 and Uarn 11:45 Newi 15:00 Carnation aViUAuet Andei :SO-Korthweat NeUhbOfl H:li IV m. Bob : 16 Treat, Star Parade :3t John B. Hufhea :4 Fulton Lewi. Jr. 10:00 Erskin Hawkina Or. 10:15 Paul Schuhen 10:30 Newt. Headline 10:4ft Ted Weemt Orch. 11:00 Kerbie Holmet' fr. 11:30 Johnnie Richard Or. 11:56 Newt In Brief 10:00 Five Star Final 10:1V Wartime Women 10:10 Atr-Flo f Air 10:30 World Today 10:49 StOtt. Ixmk tat ten U 00 Henry Buaae Pared 11:90 Manny Strand, Or. 11:55 Newi Midnight Music. Newt KOBV THURSDAY 12:50 Joy oa Jordan 11:45 Bachelor Children 1:00 Galen Drake 1 15 Sam Hayea- Newi 1:30 Acheel of the Atr J:00 Ntwapaper of Atr 1:30 Wm. Wlnur, New 1:45 Ben Bmlt 1:00 Gailtht Harmon let 3:15 State Trirfie 1:30 Frank Stnotra 6:00 a m Newt in Brief ? ., 6:06-Early Bird "r Bur,on T:00 Newt 1:15 VarieUet T:30 Start day with mualo T:5 Sermonette 1:00 Haven of lUtrt : SO News and Mudo : Hout Party 00 Boake Carter 9:15 Health Club -0:10 Popular Varietiee 45 U. 1. Navy 10:00 Newt 10:15 rn Find My Way 4:30 Hello From Hawaii ROW-TRURIDAT 4:00 a. m. Dawn Patrol 6:00 Show Without Name I KO AO WEDNESDAY : p. m. On Campuaat, S:0 Vtipera. 6:45 Iff Orafon'l War, 6:15 News. 6:30 Ortaon Seeds. 6:45 Spot Market Renorlt. i ft; 30 Newi T.-QO-Oame Commlmion. lOiss-strlctly Personal MFP 5:wadT- 10:-Sonf Session 7:30 School of Muate. u-oo News S:2fc:5?'in,MJIwur; 1 :05-Concert. MlnUtur 6:50 Higher education. n 15 Easy Does It o:?ltSr!Tnd:nl.C?lleW- n:'30-Mutual Calllnf S:Sr5?e 9t M"tr- ll:4-5entimenttl Songi KZ7V2ln, 11:00 Noon News 9.55-lp-Tomorrow propam 1J:lfi - m.Memories 12:30 war Commentary H:SA TinMi. Ton Band Valley Folks 1 : lt wneiy women 1:00 Walter Compton U:3D Ouidtn Lifht 1:15 ElmJra Ch. of Chrlti 11:45 Hjirn aU Church tt 1:30 Musical Matin 12:00 Storj', Mary Marltn 1:45 Man With a Band t:' m. Ma Perkins 2:00 Surp-ise Package 1 2 : SO Penoer Young Fam. 3:00 Newt. Headlines 12:45 Right to Happiness 3:15 Concert Quarter Hr. : BaeUf 3:50 Overseas Report S:45 Reading the Bible 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4:1S Johnson Family 4:3n ConfidentiaUy Youn 4:45 Carlos Molina Orch. Jowl kicott rolled a 244 single series at U-Bowl alleys night to lead the Virail rvice station team to a 3-0 her Southern Pacific. In paper bowling league Junior Chamber defeated '. Drugs and Oreeon M defeated Johnson i. th by 2-1 scores. .M m mi mo KU Mfi sett tAta TRAIL OF 42 TO ALASKA Acrota !, mile of Canada's valleys ul mountains rone the V. 8. Army's road to Alukt, It la to b ready (or us December I. Rally Day Program Held At Shedd SHEDD A rally day program was given at the United Presby terian church Sunday morning. Musical numbers, readings and scripture verses were given by the children and short talks were given by Miss Jempa Brock, Mrs. Marie Meynink of Newberg, Mrs. W.P. Moore, Rev. G. W. Rohr bough, Mrs. Florence Cades, and L. N. Starnes sang. The commit tee in charge of the listening post express appreciation of the help given in the establishment and furnishing of the new listening post. The new post was in oper ation Saturday night. O. C. Elliott who has been vis iting his sister, Mrs. George Gard ner, has left for Portland and Seattle where he will visit before rejoining his ship, the U. S. Dan C. Kingman. The Potter club met last week at the home of Mrs. Ida Robson with Mrs. Ernest Abraham as hostess. Mrs. Muller was first prize winner in a contest. There were IB members present. Missionary Group The United Presbyterian mis. -tt bm 90S 3660 1 sionary society met riaay ai uic f tt-Johnioo. Johiuon, tea SO. church. A comfort for civilian defense was tied after which the regular meeting was held. Mrs C. E. Barton conducted the meet ing. Mrs. Dora Dawson led prayer. A talk on local Red Cross work, the emergency hospital and lookout station was given by Mrs. T7 . T rL. 1 . l . J A . - J.ca opreiJKer. one also anowcu ukk, Oct Jl-nj.fiv-tn,. I rampies o Red Cross knjttjng and sewing. There was a good attend ance of members and two guests, Mrs. Sprenger and Miss Meda Brown. - The Methodist W. S. C. S. met Wednesday in the church base ment. A covered dish luncheon was served. Most of the time was spent in working on comforts for civilian defense. 'There was an auction sale of vegetables the pro ceeds to be used for current ex penses. Officials in the civilian defense Flf MS ta W7-2S3S f-anty. Chimbs! In New York rnwii msnseer of th Dodgers remained open presence of Branch ' resorts t'!'rence indicated today St Louis Cardinals' ex- ' Hume for 'rrived her. -i.v. i'-om St. Louis and. while " OTnment on the Dod- r flexions with the program speaking here at the! meeting in the gymnasium Mon day morning were Mrs. Maxwell, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Paul Lardon and Carol Walker. Honoring the 80th birthday of her brother, C. L. Andrews, Mrs. Elja Morgan entertained Sunday afternoon. Attending were Mrs. Mary Wildes of Eugene, Mrs. Wilma Flora, Mrs. Annie Bonar, and Mrs. Josie Anderson of plain view, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Mor gan and son, Joe, of Monmouth, Mrs. Almira Johnson and Mrs. El la Frum, and J. B. Cornett of Shedd, and Mr. and Mrs. Eha Morgan. Mr. Andrews, who is a native of the Plainview neigh borhood spent a number of years in Alaska. Mrs. John Meynink of Newberg spent a few days with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Rohrbough. She was called here by the illness of her father, who is improving. KOW WEDNESDAY B:ao Hsppned In Sarvica :4A Bill Henry. Newt. :0O Eddl Ctntor. :SO Mr. District Attcrny t:0O Kl.v Kyur'i Kollefe S:0O Point Sublime. S:SO Tommy DorMy Orch. S:00 Orcion on Guard. :1S Paul Martln'a mmtc 9:S0 Your Mayor Speeki. :4B Ray Mace'a Mule. 9:5S Mualeal Interlude. 10:00 Newi Plashea. 10:15 Labor News. IO:20Moonllght Sonata. 10:4S St Francis Orch. 10.SS-N.wi. 11:00 Home Town Ken-t. 11:10 Mualeal Intarlude. 11:1S Bfltmora Orchaatra. 1I:J0 War Nawa. 13:00-1 a. m Swing ahUt. Washington Hunting Is Closed For Harvest OLYMPI. Wash., Oct. 21 (U.B Gov. Arthur B. Langlie issued a proclamation Tuesday cancelling scheduled opening of the hunting season in central Washington in order to maintain the maximum amount of labor possible for the apple harvest. The governor's cancellation of the hunting season was taken in recognition of the harvest problem and to encourage farmers and others employed in the apple in dustry to concentrate on food pro. duction instead of going hunting. Joe Cronin To Manage Overseas Recreation BOSTON, Oct. 21. (U.PJ Man ager Joe Cronin of the Boston Red Sox said today that accept ance of an offer to manage one of the Red Cross overseas recrea tion clubs satisfies an "urge to do something to help ever since the war started." First big league manager to volunteer for war duty, Cronin revealed that he will return to this country to pilot his club during 1943 as his war service will only be temporary. MAKE MINE WITH OOP! a 2SAQT. Oscar pepper HAND l"00" fee ikwl) 'eT'Sr-VJ7' m Chalky Wright Scores Eighth-Round Knockout NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct 21 (U.PJ Chalky Wright, World feath erweight champion from Los An geles, scored a technical knockout over Henry Casques of Puerto Rico after 17 seconds of the eighth round last night in a scheduled 10 round bout fought before a crowd of 4000. Wright led all the way, captur ing five of the first seven rounds, before Vasquez was floored three times in the seventh and went down again in the eighth. PETTY OFFICER O "BOYLE EVANSTON. Chief Petty Of ficer Tommy O'Boyle, attached to the staff of Northwestern's R. O. T. C, is the same Tommy O'Boyle who won All-America honors at Tulane two years ago. HELD TO DRAW HARTFORD. Conn., Oct. 21 (IP) Lulu Constantino of New York and Bobby "Poison" Ivy of Hartford, fought to a 10-jound draw here Tuesday night State Dental Head Visits In Eugene Dr. Neal L. Zimmerman, Port land, president of the Oregon State Dental association, was guest speaker at a meeting and dinner for the Lane County District Den tal society at the Osburn hotel, Tuesday evening. Dr. Zimmer man, who also is dental procure ment officer for the state, discuss ed the details of dental services in the army, bringing up the rate rulings of the military authorities. Pending agreements with various hospital associations and state health groups also were discussed, this phase being pertinent now with the expansion in defense in dustries. Dr, A. T. Oberg presided at the local meeting. Mrs. Weir McDonal Is New 0. W. G. A. Officer PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 21 U.K Mrs. W. H. Cravatt of the Col umbia-Edgewater Country club assumed duties as president of the Oregon Women's Golf association today. Mrs. Harold E. Wheeler of Waverly was chosen vice-presi- j I ... ur.i. M.nM.u f Eugene was named second vice-! president at the elections yesterday. KIX WEDNESDAY B:00 p.m Don Wlnslow a:i Tne Bea Hound S:S0 Jack Armstrong B:4S Capt. Midnlfht S:0O Hop Harrltan :1S Nawi :M Spotlicht Panda :5S Oraela Plelda T:0O Raymond O. Swing T:tS 0. Jenkln'e Mualc T:30 Air Ban HI Jlnk 8:00 Earl Gorwln, Nawi 8:15 Lum and Abntr 8:S0 Manhattan at Midnight :0O Penn Hotat Orch. :S0 Vawi Headllnee 8:45 Down Mam. Lane 10:18 Melody Time 10:30 Broadway Bandwag. 10:45 Ambaeaador Orch. 11:15 Organ Concert li:co mia Moving World 11:30 War Newa Roundup KO AO THURSDAY 10:00 a. m. Review of Day 16:00 Newe 10:15 Homemafcers Hour 10:10 Neighbor Reynold 11:00 School of the Air ' 11:90 Mualc of Maelerl 11:00 Newe 11:15 p. m. Farm Hour 12:0 Marlteta 11:50 Perm Tletriee 1 :0O Favorite Claaalca 1:15 Variety Time l:45Melody tane J:IW Home Oarden Hour 2:30 Memory Book Muilc 8:30 Tex. Jim Robertetrn 2:45 Monitor. Newa 8:45 Keep Fit Hub S:0O Organ Interlude 0:00 Traveling Cook 5:15 Let We Forget 9:15 Chrlrtlan Science 3:50 Creat Songl 8:30 Breakfart at Sardl'a 3:45 Newa 10:00 Baukhage Talking 4:00 "Popi" Concert 10:15 Little JacK Utile 4:90 Stories, Boya. Olrli 18:30 Varletlea 11:00 Wartime PerUcope KOIH THURSDAY 11:15 APO 8: a. m Farm Reporter 11:30 Stare of Today 8:15 Breakfaat Bulletin 11:45 Keep Tit Club Hallowe'en Dinner Thursday Evening A Hallowe'en potluck dinner party will be held at the Central Presbyterian chapel Thursday at 6:30 p. m. This is a "get acquaint ed" party for the older members to meet the new ones who have joined Central church since Jan uary 1, also honoring the young people. A 6hort program will be given, including a Hallowe'en chalk talk by Maurice Buchanan; Scotch songs bv Joe Nee: accordion solo, Keith Stenshoel; vocal trio from the "Gay Nineties in authentic 8:30 shepparda serenade i costume consisting of Mrs. Mar guerite Wilson, Miss Marie Mit chell and Mrs. W. M. Bealrsto. Dr. N. K. Tully will be tostmaster. There will be group singing led by Charles Chllds. Featured by the young people will be Hallowe'en hats for the guests and initiation into "The Or der of the Fork." The program and entertainment committee consists of Mrs. Ted Wall, Mrs. Joe Spur gin, L. E. Calder, Miss Donna Jean Gericke, general chairman lor m dinner, Mrs. H. H. Hobbs; helpers, Mrs. Bruce McDonald, Mrs. L. E. Calder, Mrs F. Cothrell, Mrs. N. A. Nelson. Mrs. P. Gillanders, Mrs. J. O. Holt:'dinlng room, Mrs. Scott Hastings. Mrs. D. L. Lewis, Mrs, J. B. Gierhart, Mrs. F. Skillern: decorating, Mrs. Birdie Reynolds. The Genevieve Turnipseed Sun day school class will Join the party. Each family is asked to bring covered dish and sand wiches. Coffee, tea. sugar and cream will be furnished. Newcom ers are welcome. 8:35 Labor Dave TOON.wi, Headllnee 2:15 Muaie of Vienna T45 Sam Hayea 8:00 Sura of Today 8:15 Newe 8:30 Symphonic awing 8:o Lotta Noyea 8:45 Davla Harum 8:00 The O'Netlla :15-Worda and Muaie 8:30 Mary Lee Taylor 8:45 Kneaaa With News 10:00 School Program 10:15 Kneaaa With News !0: so Calendar 10:45 Dr. Kate 11:00 Light of the World 1:1 J Stella Dallaa 1:50 Lorenzo Jonea 1:45 Wldder Brown 9:00 When Olrl Marrlea 2:15 Portia Facee Life 2:50Just Plain Pill 2:45 Front Pg. Farrell 3:00 Road of Life 3:15 Vie and Sade 3:30 Against the Storm S:45 Judy and Jane 4:00 Newa 4:15 Personality Hour 4:45 Organ Concert HEX THURSDAY 8:00 a. m. Melodv 8:15 Farm and Home 8:45 Western Agriculture 7:rm wm. Htllman. Newa 7:15 Breakfast Club Btl5 Remember CAA Needs Aircraft Communicator Trainees ernment Monday Morning Coach Gets Post; Team Gets 1st Score In 2 Years ORTING. Wash., Oct 11 OP) Let's have a cheer for that venerable and voluble fra ternity, the Monday Morning barbershop quarter backs. On of the boya (and it's the barber himself) haa landed a Job aa coach. Roy Benjamin, who hu hon ed a rasor over many a foot ball tame in this town of 110s populace, took the Ortlng high school Job after the regular coach left for a war Job. The team surprised the townfolk by going right out and scoring a touchdown for the first tuna la two years. - When Benjamin volunteered his services, a leader of the townfolk told him: "You've been quarterbacklng the team from the shop every Monday morn ing, Roy, now go ahead and .coach It" Benjamin said, "Don't write me up like t was a Rockne, be cause niT boys are pretty green. But Ortlng scored a touchdown last week for the first time In two years, even It the other team did win 51-7." 4X Legislators' Forum Will Be Thursday The general public is Invited to attend the open forum arranged for 8 p. m. Thursday at the Wood row Wilson junior high school to present candidates for the legis lature from Lane county in short talks and a general discussion. The meeting is sponsored by the League of Women Voters and is planned as one of the League's projects In working for good gov- 8:20 Texaa Rangera :.v victory Front T:0O KOIN Klock 2:15 Wake Up Newi T:5A Newt T:45 Nelson PYlngle 8:00 Consumer Newa 8:15 Voices in Song b:w valiant Lady KOIN WEDNESDAY 5:00 p.m Nelson Eddy fl:SO Harry Flannery 5:45 News 5:55 Cecil Brown 8:00 Arkanaae Travel-. 8:30 Mayor of Town 10:00 Life Beautiful i :t Momenta In Mualo 10:15 Ma Ferktna 7:30 Melody Time 10:30 Vlo and Sade 8:00 Ames and Andy 10:43 Goldbergs 12:00 New. Headlines 12:15 p. m. Preecott 13:30 Marketa 12:55 Novelettee 12:45 Newa. Headtlnea 1:00 Club Matinee 1:55 Newa 2:00 Quiet Hour 2:0 Singing Strlnga 8:45 Stories Amer. Loves 2'45 Sing Me a Song 8:00 Kate Smith Speaks 8:11 Big Sister 8:30 Helen Trent 8:42 Our Gal Sunday 3:00 Stars of Today 3:15 Newa 3:30 Gospel Singer 3:45 Strlngtlme 4:00 Easy Aces 4:15 Mr. Keen. Tracer 4:30 U. S. Marines 4:45 Newa Men and women to become jun ior aircraft comunicator trainees are needed by the government, ac cordina to E. W. Readen, of the CAA communication station In Eugene. Draft exempt men and women between the ages of 17 and 40 are eligible to become trainees. If ac cepted they will go to Seattle, ana will receive pay of $120 per month while learning. Courses given at the station include radio-telegraphy, teletyplng, weather obser vation, alrcratt aontact work, broadcasting and communication Drocedures. upon completion of me course graduates will be assigned to CAA communication stations at $1620 per year. Application blanks may be obtained at the postoftlce. Candidates for the legislature In clude: Angus Gibson, who has both the republican and democratic nomination for the Joint senator ship from Lane and Linn counties; Senator H. C. Wheeler, republican, seeking re-election as Lane county senator; Etnan 1 Newman, demo cratic candidate for the Lane sen ate seat; Truman A. Chase, Earl Hill, and John R. Snellstrom, re publicans for the three housa seats; Ray A. Mclnnls, Clyde E. Jordan, and Hester Reed, demo cratic candidates for the three house seats. Mrs. V. N. Freeman will preside at the forum. Buchanan Opposes Nov. 3 Passage Of Tax Diversion Bill The state of Oregon must levy a tax of $1,300,000 on property next year if the income tax di version bill is approved by the voters at the November election, it was declared Wednesday in a statement released by Claude Bu chanan, president of the Oregon Taxpayers federatiori. Last year the entire levy of $8, 100,000 was paid by income taxes and if a ceiling of $7,750,000 is placed on the use of income taxes for state purposes, then the differ ence of $1,300,000 must be made up with a levy upon real property, and this will incresse in later years, said Mr. Buchanan. Representative taxpayers throughout the state have express ed their opposition to the bill, said Mr. Buchanan. "We are at War, and this should be our supreme ef fort. Income taxes should be re served for one purpose only, to further reduce property taxes, the better to enable all taxpayers to fnrnieh th sineua Of war in the form of certain greatly increased I federal taxes." King Found Guilty Of Taking And Using Car Glen King was found guilty by Jury in circuit court Wednesday of the charge of taking and using an automobile without the owner's consent and he will be sentenced later. The Jurors selected to try the case are Margaret E. Pennington, Rose E. Bonson, Anna Peterson, Jennie Parker, Olive Lee, Rosa Anderson, Josephine Burnett, Jo seph Kirchoff, Fay V. Preston, H. A. Theda, Emma Roach and Rog ers W. Kimberling. Dempsey To Referee MONTREAL, Oct SlfU.B Lieut. Jack Dempsey of the Unit ed States coast guard today was named referee of the Dave Castil-loux-11 Lust tight for the Canad ian welterweight championship at Montreal, Nov. 3. WORLD SERIES SALE NEW YORK. Last of 38,000 re served and box aeata for World Series at Yankee Stadium was sold Sept. 21. Springfield Theater W. O. Fields and Gloria Jean in "NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK" Andy Devine and Maria Monies in "SOUTH OF TAHITI" Comle Cartoon News BEARS ENTRAIN EARLT BERKELEY, Calif., Oct. 21 (UK In a move to avoid transporta tion difficulties. Coach Stub Alli son will load his California var sity football team on the train to night for Seattle where the Bears clash with the undefeated but once tied Washington Huskies Saturday. Roller Skating Every Night 1:30 till 1S:U Paramount Skating Rink 25 West Jtb Are. E arena DINE & DANCE The HOLLAND Open Dally 4:00 P. M. on NEW FLOOR SHOW Flo Foods HoUemdaires Orch. Patrons must be 21 years old unless accompanied by parents SaveuTp,23F en SEASON TICKETS ' 1842 -43 Greater Artists Series Now on Sal at MILLER'S DEPT. STORE U. OF O., Phon 3300 $6.60- $5.50 -34.40 Including Federal Tax k DRAPER & ADLER "MARRIAGE OF FIGARO" U oi O CHORAL UNION DOROTHY MAYNOR ir ZINO FRANCESCATTI STARTS TODAY N LOVE HIM 0J. ' 8str0W?D'HArVKS i CARLSON Tf? ytvMrjJtatf Ends Wednesday r, asf I pros And on the Same Program Now Through Saturday IT'S THE GREAT AMERICAN STORY! Warm with the love f and coiTrageof J J'-SI iisiiuimi naiw S i Vv'' I "say-.'- Continuous Show Daily Slight Increase In Price Mat 40o . . . Eva 65c Children 15o ROMANCE IN THE TROPICSI "SOUTH OF SUEZ" with GEORGE BRENT BRENDA MARSHAL "THREE ON A HONEYMOON" "The Postman Didn't Ring with BRENDA JOYCE RICHARD TRAVIS it s Iks Hi's foiling for HAUIRY... the DOG RAY MILLAND BETTY FIELD l .LJK CS7 morison Vii r u