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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1943)
. TTn vrtnvNV nmiRfiff. r .. . .. ..hni. I laptud and will probably alto I " r i - I Around Ofeac By the Associated Press Milk producers In the Roseburg area threatened to halt deliveries to distributors Feb. 1 unless the price of butterfat is boosted from 75 to 85 cents a pound to cover Increased costs. . . A west coast lumber - commis sion referee will conduct a hear ts at' Portland Friday into the recent strike of some 500 AFL plywood workers at the Evans Products company at Lebanon. . . OP A Investigators at Portland are checking up on the owners of 37 automobiles bearing C stickers which were parked at places of Springfield Theater CMfftr lomm Dd Car! Landla la GENTLEMAN AT HEABT". Uj4 NoUn and Mar? Belli Hufbss ' bi.ui, wfits and rtRrtcv Coral Csrteea News amusement. . . The Portland housing authority announced that Askevold and Ruud with a bid of $182,408 and E. Sinnett with a bid of $226,900 were low for two war bousing projects there. . . The state board of health re ported measles six times as pre valent this year as last. . . Law rence De Long, formerly of Salem who graduated from Oregon State college and took his master's de gree from University of Illinois, was named physical instructor at Reed college, Portland. . . . Capt. F. D. Duffeck, base pro curement officer, announced that P. A. Ruger, Portland, will be in charge of a Portland proceure ment branch of the Mount Rain ier ordnance base. . . Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Lawrence of Port land will christen a naval craft which will be named in honor pf their son, Charles, killed at Pearl Harbor, , , Navy enlistments announced at Portland included John J. Hyslop, Corvallls; Richard W. Wells, Dale F. Millett. Klamath fails; (jarrou Vasek, McMinnville. . . Milton H. McGuire, McMinnville municipal power system superintendent, re. ported electric consumtion in' creased 16 per cent during 1942. , Portland's hard-pressed trans. portation services received relief from the navy which turned 35 coaches over to the . Portland Traction company. . . RADIO BROADCASTS 10: 0ft Town Metfn 11:00 Moving World 11:19 Bal Tabarln Orch. 10:90 News Aoundup GW THURSDAY 6:1 All Three News S:S0 Masters of. Musis S:4S By the Way 6:oo musio aau SOM THURSDAY: S:00 p. m. News 6: 15 Superman S:SO Norman NesMtt 0:45 Norway Fights On. 8:00 Dane Harmonies S:15 Newa. Headline 6:30 Curtain. America 7:00 Raymond Clapper T:lft Tnver Hattletront f-U.Trtuim Hr Son 6:30 NBC S:0O Organ Reveries 7:00 Abbott, CosteUa S:1S U. 8. Navy ' 7:30 March of Tim SSO Yesterdays Favorites 6:00 Pleasure Turn 8:45 Music, Scandinavia 8:15 Night Editor 9:0O Newa 8:30 Coffee Tim :lo Harmonr Caravan :0O Aldrlch Family f:SO Jan Garner Orch. :30 EUery Queen 8:43 Fulton Lewis. Jr. I0:00-Newi Flash 10:00 Ernla Heckschar Or. 10:15 Labor Newa 10:15 Paul Schubert IO:J0 Moonlight Sonata 10:30 New. Headline 10:45 St. Francis Orch. 10:4ft flMVM Rterllne Or. 10:55 NflWI 11:00 Noble Slssel Orch. 11:00 Home Town News STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS! $25,000 " Tear (or lets!) vv"J fHi ?X -; ' , - Mm" e6y aady "'V vtfr) 1U Thn4 aWrurfaart BOIITIIll TOMTYUt JIMMY DOOD ALSO FINAL CHAPTER OF "JTJMOR G-MEN Of THK AIR" My till SUN. i 3Jm mmm nimble with cards n i V ,fnin33jHfJ I I v ...or hearts? II jl I r w in III 3!M . il'T 1 II HfTlBIMieT 111 THE SAGE ICE SKATING fl I I I OAILYI S,IS t. 8,68 I II WITH I Tim t 16 p. m. I I - GENE AUTRY I . -."tas. I II M. .,,.,.., Meats parUaa arraugat I I SMUY BUHNETTE I 1850 West Cth I II aajj I MDLlDrg! , 1:10 Musical Interluda . 11:15 Hotel Orch. 1:30 News Roundup J:0O-Swlng Shut KOAO FBIDAT 8:00 a. In. Old Favorites 6:30 Melody Lana . 7:30 Bwlng Time 8:0O Band Concert ' 8:30 Music sK Churches 0:00 Organ Memories 8:30 Concert Salon 10:00 Newa 10:15 Horn croaker1 Hour 10:20 Neighbor Reynolds onn Mn.ir. r?Tr4,lnvakl 10:45 Homemakers' Exc. 8:30 News 11:00 School of the Air 8:45 fiky Pilot 11:20 Music. Beethoven 10:00-Amerlcan Melodies 12:00 News . 10:30 Melodic Song la:15 P. m. Farm Review ll:00-Hour of Great Music 12:30 Markets 12:40 eiate uepi. abti. 1:00 Favorite Classics 1 : 1 5 Commentary 1:20 Variety Tim 1:45 Victory Front 2:00 Women's Half Hr. 2:30 Book of Muslo 3:00 News 3:15 Legion auxiliary 3:30 Concert Hall 4:00 Marvel of Vision 4:15 Latin Rhythms 4:90 Stories, Boys, Girls HEX FRIDAY 6:00 a. m. Melody 6:15 Farm and Horn 8:45 Western Agrl. 7:00 Smllln' McConneU 7:Oft Home Demonstration 7:15 Muslo of Vienna 7:45 Gene and Glynn 8:00 Breakfast Club 8:45-Keep Fit Club 8:00 Meet Your Neighbor 8:15 Woman's World 8:30-Breakfast at Sardl'g 10:00 Baukhage Talking lo:i souvenirs 11:80 Snub Mosley Orch. 11:55 News In Brief KOAO THURSDAY 6:15 On the Campuses 6:30 Vesper 6:45 Sentry of the Air 6:0 It's Oregon's War . 6:15 Newa 6:30 Farm Spotlight 6:45 Market 7:00 Animal Husbandry 7:15 Oregon Farmera 7:30 Timber Wolf Show 8:00 Radio Workshop s:30 Education 13:00 Sign Off KOIH THURSDAY 6:00 p.- m Meet Archer 8:30 Harry . Flannery 6:45 News 5:35 Cecil Brown 6:00 Major Bowes 6:30 Stage Door Canteen 7:00 First Lin 7:30 Talks 7:45-rrai!er Hunt 8:00 Amos 'n Andy 8:15 Harry James 8:30 Desth Valley Days 8:55 News 8:00 Drews. Organist 0:15 Courtney Orch. 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Wartime Women 10:30 Air-Flo of the Air 10:30 World Todar 10:45 Doreey Orch. 11:00 Marcelllno Orch. 11:45 Neighbor Orch. 11:55 Newa 13:00 Music, News REX THURSDAY 6:00 p. m. Blue Network 10:20 Andy and Virginia o-.ia in sea nouna S:30Tack Armstrong 5:45 Capt. Midnight 6:00 Hop Harrlgan 6:15 Newa 6:25 Lion's Roar 6:.T0 Spotlight Bands 6:55 Blue Network 7:00 Raymond O. Swing 12:45 News, Headlines 7:1B-Gracle Fields 7:30 Red Ryder 8:00 News 8:15 Lum and Abner 6:30 Flowers for Livine 8:5-Jesrtng With Jesters 2:15 Labor News 10:.T0 Great Melody 11:00 Breakfast Club 11:15 Current Events 11:30 News ' 11:45 Keep Fit Club 12:00 News, Headline 12:15 p. m. Three R's -12:30 Between Bookends 1:00 Club Matinee 1:55 News 2:00 Baby Institute 3:15 Clancy Calling 2:40 utile jbck uiue 0:00 Ooera 0:30 News, Headline 3:00 Runyan, Organist 3:19 news 0:45 Down Memory Lam 3:30 Wrtghtson. Singer S:4B Page of Melody 4:00 The Latest Word 4:05 scramble 4:50 Excursions, Science 4:45 News ROW FRIDAY 4:09 s. m. Dawn Patrol 6:45 News -8:55 Labor News - 6:00 Everything Goes 7:00 News, Headlines 7:15 Aunt Jemima 7:30 News Parade 7:30 Reveille Roundup 7:45 Sam Haye 8:00 sura of Today 8:15 New 8:30-House Divided 6:45 David Haruro 8:00 The O'Neills 8:15 Everything Goes 0:45 News 10:00 Walker's Kitchen 10:15 Marine Band 10:30 Calendar 10:45-Dr. Kate 11:00 Light of the World 11:15 Lonely Women 11:30 Guiding Light 11:45 Betty Crocker 12:00 Mary Marltn 13:15 p. m. Ma Perkins 12:30 Pepper Young 13:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Bsckstage Wife 1:15-Stclla Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones 1:45 Young Wldder Brown 2:00 When a Girl Marries 2:15 Portia Faces Life 2:30 Just Plain Bill 3:45 Front Pg. Farrell 3:00 Road of Life 3:15 Vic and Sad 3:30 Snow Village 3:45 Judy and Jan ' 4:00 News 4:15 News erf th World 4:30 Personsllty Hour KOIN FRIDAY 6:00 a. m. Farm Reporter 8:15 Breakfast Bulletin 6:20 Texas Rangers 6:45 KOIN Klock '. 7:15 Wake Up Newa 7:30 News , 7:45 News ' . 8:00 Consumer News 8:15 Valiant Lady 8:30 Stories Amer. Love 8:45 Aunt Jenny 0:00 Kate Smith Speaks 0:15 Big Sister 9:30 Helen Trent 0:45 Our Gal Sunday ' 10:00 Life Beautiful 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Vic and Sad 10:45 Goldbergs 11:00 Young Dr. Malone n:15-royce Jordan 11:30 Lov and Learn 11:45 New 11:45 News 13:00 Columbia Ensemble 12:15 p. m. Bob Anderson 12:30 News 12:45 Bachelor's Children 1:00 Galen Drake 1:15 Your Friday Date 1:30 School of the Air 3:00 Newspaper of Air 3:30 Are You Genius 3:45 Ben Bern! 3:00 Meet Mr. Emmel 3:15 Today at Duncan's 3:30 Keep Working 3:45 News 4:00 Organist 4:13 Sam Hayes 4:30 Easy Ace 4:45 Lost Person Fund Set up to Help Students in Service University alumni now In the armed forces may return after the war to complete their education by means of scholarships provided by war bonds donated by campus liv ing groups. Six fraternities have already pledged themselves to purchase bonds periodically and thom r the service schol r,,nH unH others are ex pec ted to make similar pledges. Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi fraternities have pledged to give a bond every month, while Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsi lon, Sigma Alpha Mu, and Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternities will swell the scholarship fund with a bond every term. Oglesby Young of Portland, service scholarship fund chairman, said that other campus living houses are now being con- FBI Finds No Sabotage In Tanker Sinking , PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 21 ("JO The FBI ruled out the possibil ity of sabotage today as cause of the buckling of the tanker Schen ectady at its dock in the Swan island shipyards. Russell p. Kramer, newly-ap- Dykes Has Operation - HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 21 (ff) Jimmy Dykes, the Chicago White Sox manager, will emerge from the dugout In about a month, says his physician. Dykes, 46, sub mitted to an operation yesterday for a gall bladder ailment, and last night his physician said the patient's condition was completely satisfactory. ENDS TONIGHT! rTLYmrj s Friday and Saturday fl1. The Banf e Busters In "TRAIL RIDERS' Plus "UTTXK TOKYO U.S.A." with Pits ton Foster PATIENT TO CHRISTEN PORTLAND, Jan. 21 P) A Liberty freighter will be christen. ed here later this week by 12-year-old Shirley Thomas, patient at the Shriners' hospital for crip pled children. TEACHERS LACKING OREGON CITY, Jan. 21 (flV Eight small - Clackamas county schools may have to close soon be cause of the teacher shortage, Su perintendent E. A. .Woodworth said today. ' You can whip our cream, but you can t ceat our miiK. Echo Hol low Dairy. Phone 2935-J-2. The HOLLAND Dick Sherman and HoUandairei Orch. 8:30 Till 12:30 No Admission Chart Before .8:00 p. m. Dine Early and Enjoy the Orchestra ZJ ELEVENTH AT ALDER. M HELD OVER! THEY'LL KNOCK YOU DEAD... 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