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THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON.
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Air Transport Will
"Make Isolationism
I Impossible, Says Dean
PORTLAND, Feb. 20 M)
ost-wsr air commerce will make
On Penney'a Balcony
PERMANENTS
Glamorous
New Styles
Our operators are skill
ed to give you the very
best of service.
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Beauty Salon
Century Operated
Telephone 2701
i Her
Music Maintains
Morale ...
After you have your quo
ta of war bonds bought
put some of your money
into new music. We still
have a fair stock of Pi
anos, Band Instruments,
Guitars, Violins, Musical
Accessories and a good
stock of Victor Red Seal
recordsl
WILSON
MUSIC HOUSE
St East 10th Fh. 727
Isolation impossible. Dr. Victor P.
Morris, dean ot the University of
Oregon school ot business admin
istration, said here today.
He told City club members that
problems of world peace will not
be settled all at once at the end of
the war but little by little over a
period of years.
No set of boundary lines can be
conceived that will take care of
equal access to raw materials, he
said. This can be achieved only by
organizing trade on a larger and
freer scale than formerly, he as
serted, pointing to the need of a
world organization to handle such
problems.
Masonic Group Plans
Degree Work Feb. 24
A dinner and a "railbird" de
gree team will be special features
of the meeting Wednesday of Eu
gene lodge No. 11, A. F. & A. M.
The dinner, which will begin at
6:30 p. m., wiir be prepared by a
committee of masonic wives
headed by Mrs. Floyd Lengacher
and Mrs. P. L. Herbig.
Master Mason degree will be
conferred on two candidates by a
degree team composed entirely of
railroad employees, who plan to
make the work more colorful than
usual.
Ralph Filsinger, ' worshipful
master of the- lodge, announces
this meeting as the beginning of
a ew series and urges all mem
bers to attend and to bring mem
bers of other lodges as well.
RADIO BROADCASTS
KOBE SUNDAY 11:00 Round Tbl
S 0O a. m. Radio LeafUf lI:0O Rationing
I 30 Cnurch or uoa
0:00 Detroit Blbla CUaa
SO Safety Son?
9:45 Radio Ch. ot God
10:00 Newi
10:15 Romanc of Rlwajr
10:30 Canary Chorua
11:00 Piljrtm Hour
11:00 Floyd B. Johtwon
12:30 p. m. Oar-den
12:40 Nawa
1 : 00 Lutheran Hour
1:50 Young People' Ch.
2:00 Anchor Awelfh
J: 30 Tti Shadow
3:00 First Nightar
3:30 Upton Cloa
J: TBA
4:00 Bulldog Drummand
fitara and StrlDM
8:00 p. m. Forum of Air 10 00 New Flaihea
ft:45 Norway right On 10:15 Betty Martin
6:0 Revival
T:00 Newa -
7:15 Rabbi Magnln '
7:30 Thla U Our Enemy
8 : 00 Hi ncock Enaemblfl
8:ift Lighthouse Tempi
9:00 Newi
0:15 Voir of Prophecy
0:45 Mclntyre Orch.
lOroo-iubile Half Hour
10:30 New
12:15 p.m. Upton C3om
12:30 Army Hour
1:30 Garden Talki
1:45 Here Ij Tomorrow
3:00 Symphony Orch.
S:0O Newa Headline
0:15 Catholic Hour
0 : 45 Newsmaker
4:00 Jack Benny
4:30 Band Wagon
5:00 Charlie McCarthy
8:30 One Man'i Family
8.00 Merry -Go-Round.
6:30 American Album '
7:00 Hour of Charm
7:90 Walter Wlnchell
7:45 Parker Family
00 Oreat GHderaleeva
8:30 Symphony Hour
0:3O Talent Time
10:30 Unlimited Horizons
11:00 fit. Francis Orch,
11:30 War Newa
12: 00-0: 00-4 wing Shift
KOBE MONDAY
1:49 Ten Vina. Broadway
1:5ft Newt . jiA
s-m Th Babv Inatltut
0:15 Muale of Lou Bring
!:& Al ana w"
0:00 Melodies far Milady
0:15 New
0:30 Goapel Singer
0:45 Page of Melody
4:00 The Latefft Word
I'M nmn Coneart
4:15 General Peul Mllon
4:30 Singing 8mnga
0p.m. Terry and Pirate
D:iV"Cea nouna
0:80 Jack Armatrong
8:46 CapUln Midnight
6:00 Hop Harrlgan i
6:15 New
6:25 Lion' Roar
6:30 Spotlight Band
a-srjtti Known Fact
7:00 Raym. Gram Swing
7:15 Grade Flame
7:90 Chamber Mualo ,
8: Op New
M nTjim and A brier
0:30 For AU Humanity
6:00 a. m. New In Brief 0:45 Golden Gate Quartet
Bird
Plant Mantaux, Canducflng :
Son Francises Symphony Orchsifre
Stir Spangled Banner Smith
Roman Carnival: Overture Btrllot
Bymphony No. 5: Tehtikeviky
Andante Cantabilt
Marche Herolque Sunt-Sitns .
King Arthur! Intermeiao Wtttto
Don Juan.. , ahSfriuH
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
Motorists Needed
To Make Unique
, Gas Saving Test
Every patrlptic Oregon citizen In
terested in conserving our re
sources and saving gasoline for
Victory will welcome the achieve
ment of an American inventor.
Already thousands of car owners
are using his invention and they
report gas savings up to 30 as
well as more power, smoother
pickup and quicker starting. The
device, called the Vacu-matic Gas
iave;-, operates on the super
charge principle. It is entirely
automatic and allows the motor
to breathe. The manufacturers,
the Vacu-matic Carburetor Co.,
7617-4712 W. State St. Wauwatosa.
Wisconsin, are offering a Vacu-.j
matic free to those who will test!
it on their own cars and help In
troduce it to others. Write them
todayl
10:49 Lett We Torfet
110O GarbT Orch.
11:30 Heckacher Orch.
11:55 News In Brief
KOAO SUNDAY
S:tN a. m Musta
7:00 Melody Lane
8:00 American Song hag
9:00 Revival
0:30 Organ Prelude - .
10:00 Famous Cholra
10:30 Receaalrmal
11:00 Hour With Maatera
12:00 Musical Americana
1:00 p. m. Music
2:00 Rhythm Makers
2:30 Memory Book
3:00 Concert Hour
4:00 Echoes of Waikikl
4:30 In Modern Mood
5:00 p. m Waltz Time
5:30 Keyboard Classics
8:15 Orchestral Gems
7:00 Musical Variety
8:00 International Week
9:00 String Time
9:30 Organ Nocturne '
10:00 Hour of Music
11:00 Favorite Melodies
11:30 Swing- Goes HI Hat
12:00 Sign' Off
KOIN SUNDAY
6:00 a. m. News -. " , '
:1S Organist
8:45 English Melodies
7:00 Church of the Air
7:30 Wings Over Jordan
8:00 News
8:05 W. Coast Church
8:30 Learning- . ,
9:00 Newa ' -
9:15 Voices in Song .
9:30 Tabernacle
10:00 Church of the Air .
10:30 Trans-AtlanUo Call
11:00 Those We Love
11:50 World News
11:65 Aunt Jemima
12:00 Philharmonic
1:30 p. m. Pause
2:00 Family Hour
1:45 News
3:00 News ' ,
3:15 Dear John
3:30 Sgt. Gene Autry
4:00 Commandos
4:30 News
4:45 School of Music
9:00 Your Mayor Speaks
9:15 Penn Orchestra
9:30 News Headlines
9:45 Down Memory Law
10:15 Major Hoopla
in-in vital to Victory
10:45-1 oeeph James. Songs
11 :oo Moving woria
11:15 Orgsn Concert
11:30 War News "
8:05 Early
7:00 Newa
7:15 Evangelical Church
7:30 Music
7 :45 Sermonette
8:00 Breakfast Club
8:30 News. Music. .
8:46 House Party
9:00 Boske Carter
9:15 Reading the Bible
9:30 Health Club
9:45 Popular Varieties
10:00 Newa
10:15 Lester Huff Trio
10:30 News
10:36 Song Session
!1:00-Newe
11:05 Concert, Miniature)
12:00 Noon New i: Sf.1.,..
12:15 p, m. Memories
1 2 : 30 Com men tary
12:35 Tune, Ton Band
13:45 Shady Valley Folks
1:00 Walter Compton
1:15 Victory Volunteers
3fJ Nobody Children
KG W MONDAY
4:00 a. m. Dawn Patrol
5:45 News
5:55 Labor News
0:00 Sunrise Serenade,
S : 30 Ne w Parade
8:55 Labor New
2:0O Surprise Pack age
3:00 News, Headline
a: 15 Marcn Mllitalre
3:30 Overseas - Reports ,
4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr.
3:45--Song9.' Servicemen
5:15 Superman
6:00 p. m. New
4:30 Mystery Hall
4:15 Johnson Family
5:30 Norman Nesbltt
5:45Vlctory Front
6:00 Dance Harmonies
0:15 News. Headline
6:30 Mediation Board
7:00 Raymond Clapper
7:15 Diamond's Orch.
7:30 President Roosevelt
8:00 Off the Record
8:15 American Hero
8:15 On Parade
8:30 Double or Nothing
. 0:00 News
9:15 Uncle Sam
9:30 Music
9:40 Facts About Taxes
:5 run on ijewis, Jr.
7:30 Reveille Roundup
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Star of Today
8:15 New
8:30 House Divided ,
8:45 David Harum
9:00 O'Neills
9:15 Everything Goes
9:45 News
10:00 Funny Money Man
10:30 Homekeeper Calendar
10:45 Dr. Kate
, ll.tor-Ught'of the World
11:15 Lonely Women
11:30 Guiding Light
11:45 Hymn of Churches
13 p. m. Mary Marlla
13:15 Ma Perkins
13:30 Pepper Young
13:45 Right to Happiness
1:00 Backstage Wife
,1:15 Stella Dallas
1:30 Lorenzo Jones I
1:45 Wtdder Brown
3:00 When Girl Marries
3:15 Portia Face Life
3:30Just Plain Bill I
3:45 Front Page Farrell
-3:00 Road of Life
3:15 Vic and Sad
3:30 Snow Village
9:45 Judy and Jan
4:00 New
4:15 World New
10:00-Treajiury Star Parade l1!1,1
10:45 William Orch.
10:30 News, 'Headlines
10:15 Paul .Schubert
11:30 Mosley Orch.
11:00 Washington's Birth
11:55 New In Brief
KOAC MONDAY
5:15 D.m H. V. Kaltenborn
5:30 Voice of Firestone
6:00 Eye Aloft
6:30 Dr. I. Q.
7:00 Contented Hour
7:30 Information Pleas
8:00 Pleasure Time
8:15 New
5:00 p. m. Only Yesterd'y 6:00 a. m. Rustic Rhythms 8:30 Cavalcade of Amer.
o:3U meiOdy Line .eieynone nour
7:30 Swing Session 9:30 Hawthorne House
8:00 Band Stand 10:00 News Flashes
8:30 Music of Churches 10:15 Labor News
9:00 Organ Memories 10:20 Nova time
9:30 Light Concert Salon 10:3O Gardening for Food
10:00 News 10:45 Unde ,1am
10:15 Horn f? makers' Hour 11:00 Home Town New
10:20 Neighbor Reynolds 11:10 Musical Interlude
10:30 Calling Mr. Oregon Hfl5 BIltmoTe Orchestra
11:00 School of Air 11:30 War News
11:20 Music of Gilbert and s. m. Swing Shift
Sullivan.
12:00 News KOIN MONDAY
13:15 p.m. Noon Farm Hour 6:00 a. m. Farm Reporter
THERE'S MORE TO
DENTAL CARE THAN
MEETS THE EYE--
Dr. Painless Parker Says:
: 'Quits apart from any help to your appearance, sound
healthy teeth are necessary tor your well-being. When
teeth are neglected, your resistance Is cut down and
;j serious Illness Is almost certain to result."
WAR WORKERS
.KEEP WELL
FOR VICTORY
9:30 News
5:S News
5:5 Eric Severeld
6:00 Readers' Digest
:S0Fred Allen
7:00 Take It or Leave It
7:30 Report to Nation
8:00 Crime Doctor
8:35 News
8:30The Whistler
11:00 News
0:15 Concert
:30Mll. Dollar Club
10:00 Five Star Pinal '
10:15 Wartime Women
10:20 Air-no of the Air
10:30 What's It About
11:00 Martin Orch.
11:30 Orch.
11:55 News
13:00 Music, News
HEX SUNDAY
8:00 a. m. Soldiers
1:30 African Trek
e oo Quiet Hour
0:30 Stars Prom Blue
10:00 Heldt Review
10:55 News
11:00 Court to Coast
11:45 Glamour
11:00 Escorts and Betty
12:15 p.m. Wake Up
1:00 National Vespers
1:30 Melody Makera
2:0O Grsndpappy it Pais 0:30 Farm Security
...uaiia. Dimmuns o;w-ojmi marKeia
o.w 11 rw.
3:05 Free World Theater
3:30 Opera Audlllona
4:00 Chaplain Jim
4:30 Show of Yesterday
8:00 Christian Science
12:30 Spot Markets
12:s Farm Front '
1:00 Artist in Recital
1 : 1 r War Commentary
1:20 Variety Time
1:45 Victory Front
2:00 Home Front
2:30 Memory Book
3:00 News
3:15 Star Parade
3:30 Concert Hall
4:00 News Round-up
;ia wains line
6:15 Breakfast Bulletin
o: Texas Ranffers
6:45 KOIN Klock
7:15 Wake Up News
7:30 Dick Joy, Newt
7:45 Nelson Prlngle, News
8:00 Consumer News
8: 15 Valiant Lady
8:30 storlea
8:45 Aunt Jenny
:0O Kate Smith Speaks
:15 Bin Sister
0:30 Helen Trent
JiJ S'orles. Boys Jt Olrls :45 Our Oa Sunday
8:00 On the Unheat
8:15 On the Campuses
5:30 Vespers
5:45 Oregon's War .
'6:15 News
fl:30 Farm Hour
'The man whose energy and
tlklll are needed on the Jnh can
not afford to risk loss of health
' nd man-hours In Industry be
eauae of ailing teeth. Arrange
.now for whatever dental aerv
. ice you need.
TERMS TO
SUIT YOU WITH
ACCEPTED CREDIT
Extractions, fillings, bridge
work. Inlays, crowns, plates.
PAY AS YOU
m paid
BUY BONDS AND
STAMPS for VICTORY
6:15 Neighbors
5:30 Fxiward Tomllnson
5:45 Drew Pesrson
6:00 Oreen Hornet
6:30 Inner Sanctum
7:0O-Good Will Hour
8:00 News
8:I5-Jlmmy ridlsr
8:30-Quia Kids .
8:00 Ambassador Oreti,
0:30 Newa Headline!
0:43 Dorothy Thompson
10:00 University Explorer
10:15 Organ Reveries
10:30 Quiet Hour
11:00 Melodic Tunes
11:15 Bridge to Dreamland
11:30-War News
ROW SUNDAY
4:00 a.m. Dawn Patrol
8:45 News
8:00 Sunrise Serenade
7:00 Radio Pulpit
7.30-Words and Music
6:00 Church in Home
8:30 News
8:49 Dinning Sisters
7:00 OSC Poultor Dept.
.iuau sons AJept.
7:30 4-H Club Program
8:00 Eugene Schools
8:30 Higher Education
9:00 Foresters In Action
0:15 Calling All Teach.
8:30 United Press News
v:so uncle Sam
10:00 Life Beautiful
iu:i Ma Perkins
10:30 Vic and Sada
10:45 Goldbergs
11:00 Young Dr. Malona
11:15 Joyce Jordan
11:30 Love and Learn
11:45 Newa
12:00 Sophisticatora
12:13 p. m. News
12:30 Wm. Winters, News
12:45 Bachelor's Children
1:00 Oslen. Drake '
1:15 OWI
1:30 Amer. School of Air
2:00 Newspaper of Air
2:30 Are You a OenlusT
10:00 Hour of Great Musio 2:45 Ben Bemle
11:00 Favorite Melodies
11:30 Swing Goes High
12:00 Sign Off,
Emmel
2:00 Meet Mr,
8:15 TBA
8:30 Keep Working
2:45 Newa
4:00 Organist
4:15 Sam Hayes "
4:30 Martha Mean
8 p. m. Salute to Alltel
HEX MONDAY '
S p. m. Momenta Melody
6:18 Farm and Home
6:45 West. Agriculture
7:00 Sm iln' Ed McConnel 5:30 Harry Flannery
o fcimxisirawon fliw-flewi
7:15 Muwc of Vienna 8:.W Cecil Brown. Newa
7:45 Gene and Olenn 8:00 Lux Radio Theater
1:00 Breakfast Club 7:0O Guild players
8:45 Keep Fit Club 7:30 Blondte
8:0OMeet Your Neighbor 8:00 Amos and Andy '
8:15 Woman's World 8:15 Celling Unlimited
9:S0Brekfat at Sardl's 8:30 Gsy Nineties
..r.u,. iinu.iMHv .laming o:a news
10:15 Uncle Km
10:3O Great Melody
ll:0O-Iack Baker, Songs
11:15 Great Moments
11:30 News
11:45 Keep Fit Club
8:00 Emma Otero, Singer 12:00 Morton Downey
8:30 That Thev IJve
10:0O People
10:15 Labor for Victory
10:30 Fact Finders
10:45 Antonio and Maria
12:15 News Headline.
12:30 Cote- Glee Club
12:40 Market Reports
13:45 News Headlines
i:iv-tiuo Mallnee
:00-John B. Kennedy
uance Band -8:30
Vox Pop
10:00 Five Star Filial
10:15 Wartime Women
10:20 Air-Flo of Air
10:30 World Today
10:45 Facts. About WAACi
11:00 Carter Orchestra
11:30 Strand Orchestra
11:45 Conlln Orchestra
iiino news
ll:30-John Chsrles Thomss 1:30 Men, Land. Sea, Air Midnight Muaie and News
TRANSPARENT
DENTAL PLATES
made with the Improved ma
terial all dentlsLi use and
recommend for faithful repro
duction. Transparent Palate
Dental Plates That
Reflect Tissues of
Mouth
Greater resemblance to nat
ural teeth and gums In the
platea the dental profession Is
making from recently per
fected material.
They're light In weight
They're lifelike.
Complete Selection of
OVERCOATS
The Man's Shop
BYR0M & KNEELAND
32 East 10th
Dorothy Perkins
WEATHER
LOTION
$1.00 Size Now SOc
Penny-Wise Drug
40 E. Broadway 769 W. 6th
DR. PAINLESS PARKER, DENTIST
t
717 WILLAMETTE. CORNER 7TH AVE.
Telephone El'tene in
, Other offices In Salem, Portland, Taeoma. Spokane, Seattle
j A" In all leading Pacific Coast Cities
SYMPTOMS
OF
EYESTRAIN
v . '
are Inability to read ordinary
print at normal reading; distance;'
irritation ot the eyes or lids after
, . ,, . reaoing; aiyes ana red eyelids;
Irritability and nervousness; drowsiness after reading a short
time: Inability te clearly distinguish distant objects; poor con
centration and memory, and what Is known as brain for.
PHYSICAL CULTURE
of the ocular motor muscles tacether with properly fitted
glasses will Invariably brim relief and comfort when nothing
else will. This la our profession and we get good results in
every Instance.
A thorough, scientific eVe examination vtthout additional charge
and moderate prices.
In Eugene alnce 1915 - "
'jX SnWmNYlllooil
38 East Broadway
Telephone 362
FUNtRAL SERVICE SET
Charles Boston Campbell died
In Eugene Feb. 19. He was born
August 24, 1871, in Lincoln, Neb.
He Is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Gladys Tye of Eli, Nev., and
Mrs. Grace Peterson of Boise, Ida.,
and 12 grandchildren, , .
Funeral services will be held I Memorial Pa-T
Monday from the Poole chapel r
with Rev. H. Thorpe officiating. tra
Interment will be in Rest Haven r,E ,Ottl.T'
r-lectrie fi L Letts,
SB
A MESSAGE ON WASHING
TO THE
-V ' ' M'trmm igsmr
pur Semce Flag
Si
li
"8V
To you 3433 in the ArMd Forces our 3433 soldiers, sailors and marines the J. C
Penney Company sends its tllute onlthe birthday of George Washington, our first soldier.
You come from every cor
far reaches of the. globe, beari
of America carrying the might of our democracy to the
Irms o that freedom may ring and decency reign.
- Today your tools of peace areateh into bayonets. Today you operate the weapons of
war, not the machines of commerce d Industry. Today you calculate not goods bought and
sold but the speed and altitude of onsing enemy planes.
So, hats off and hats off again to ycAour game and gallant 34331
YOU'RE ALL STltt, PART OF PENNEY'Sl
Every one of you is still a part of the
you came. And you and your store and
well as to the America That Was.
your'
enney Company and of the. store from" whIcri
qb are vital to the America Thai Is To Be as
For. the Penney stores from which you camipire part. and parcel of the nation . .- u
American as town-meetings, as ham anS eggs, hodogs and ice cream sodas! They are as
national as the Eagle and as local as the town puntA Penney stores and Penney people arc
products of all sections of every state and of hundds of American communities
to
HERE ARE THREE-
TYPICAL OF OUR 3433
Out of one of our Portland, Oregon stores a Penney
- man .flies with-Doolittle td' bomb Tokio but he,. like his
store, is still as Northwest aohe big trees. .
From his job as buyer in New York another Penney
man finds himself adrift in the Mediterranean, his ship
torpedoed from under him but his heart's still with the
Dodgers and the hot stove league.
. And yet another,' from LindsaVCalifornia is shot
down in the Solomons; washed up on' a desert island; res
cued to fight again but he takes with him wherever
goes love of his native state and his own home town.
WE THINK OF ALL OF YOU
WITH CONFIDENCE AND DEVOTION!
i and
And we hope you think of us with trust and understanding when the victory is won
the flags are furled we'll be proud and happy to .welcome you back to jour family.. )"ur
friends and your Penney store.,