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&cOO p.m. New
5fl Superman
Capt. Midnlfht
fi4WTom Mix
ftOfr-Gabriel Heetter
Mln. Mystery
6:20 Dinner Music
; 30 Hour of Song
7:0-Newi
7:16-Concert Hall -7145
Scandinavian Muilo
MOO L9t We Forget
tcJft Gardening Today
tsgrv-Rogue's Gallery
aVOO Newipaper of Air
fKlSJamet Crowley
8:30 Dance Parade
9:45 Fulton Lewii Jr.
10:00 Drama of Medicine)
1J;1J F!ng Is Mutual
10-30 New
Iflflfc You Wre There
mw Organ Melodies
lips Starlight Muslcalt
1ITI5 Newi
1700 Night Owl Band-
wagon.
XOAO (5M THURSDAY
BjOO p.m. On Upbeat
ffrj!& Spotting SporU
gloo-Newf
6:15 My Country Slnga
4 6:30 Songs of West
7:13 Spot Markets
TOfc-Food Industrie!
THV-Plant Pathology
rjcd-Mastere of Keyboard
6,'lft Excursion! In Scl
ence 830 Muiic That Endurai
80 News
8: 4& Medltatlona
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VOW (620) THUEIDAT
5;am. 620 Matinee
5; JO Sing, America, Sing
fl;4 Elmer Peterson
fl;00 Mui.c Hall
ILSO Bob Bums
ftffcrrAbbott & Costello
7:30 Rudy Vallee
8:00-Supper Club
SriSFleetwood Lawton
SHtv-Burns & Allen
fl!6tf Dinah Shore
8:30 Noah Webster Sayn
194 Newa Flashea
lAlgWar Without Gum
ltrlft-Ref lection
IfrAS-Band Wagon
lWXi-Blitrnore orch.
1WJ-SI. Francis Orch.
UiMfc-Newi
13ICOSlgn Off
KOTf (870 THURSDAY
p.m. Knox Manning
:1-Dally Double
0&fFIannery, Newa .
8:45 Garred, News
8:5$ Henry, News
Andre Kosielaneti
U0 Hobby Lobby
7:00 Island Venture
Tj3&Powder Box Theatr
j"4slack Kirk wood
l:!$-Jack Smith
ri-FBI Peace War
8:33 Newa
8:00 Ellery Queen
8:30 Speaking of Music
10:00 Five Btar Final
10:15 Say With Flower
10:30 About Town
10:45 Texas Rangers
11:00 Heath man Serenade
11:30 Air-Flo
11:35 Al Donahue Orch.
11:45 Grady King Orch.
11:35 News
11:09 Silent
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ceived, KOBE (1450)' FRIDAY
6:00 a.m. News
6:15 Early Bird
7:0 News
7:15 Rise & Shine
7:30 America on Parade
7:45 Sermonette
8:00 Musical Reveille
6:25 News
8:30 Take It Easy
8:45 Victor H. Llndlahr
8:00 Lyle Van
8:15 Morton Downey
8:30 Fashion Show of Air
8:45 Hollywood Melodies
10:00 Newspaper of Air
10:15 Date With Muile
10:30 Menthol atum Moun
taineers 10:45 John J. Anthony
11:00 Newi In Brief
11:05 Clip Sheet
11:15 camera Club
11:30 Queen for Day
12:00 News
11:10 p.m. Dick & Jeannie
12:16 Musical Album
12:30 Listen Ladles
12:35 Harry HorlJck
12:55 Time Out
1:00 Gay Nineties
1:15 Johnson Family
1:30 Sidewalk Reporter
1:45 Little Show
2:00 Zeke Manners Gang
2:15 At Your Command!
8:00 News
2:15 Musical Revue
3:45 World of Song
4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr.
4:15 Rex Miller
4:30 Ersklne Johnson
4:45 South of Border
KOW (628) FRIDAY
6:00 a.m. Dave West
1:30 News
8:45 Old Songs
7:00 Farm Time
7:30 Reveille Roundup
7:45 Sam Hayes
8:00 Fred Waring
8:30 Oregon Caravan
6:45 Andre Kostelanetg
8:00 James Abbe
8:15 Kenny Baker
8:30 Honeymoon In N.Y.
10:00 B. Walker's Kitchen
10:15 News
10:30 Sketches In Melody
10:45 Art Baker
11:00 Guiding Light
11:15 Today'e Children
11:30 Women In While
11:45 Masquerade
12:00 Woman of America
12:15 p.m. Ma Perking
11:30 PaDoer Youne?
12:45 Right to Happiness
i:m saocsiege wiie
1:15 Stella Dallas
1:30 Lorenzo Jones .
1:45 Wldder Brown
2:00 When Girl Marries
2:15 Portia Faces Life
2:30 Just plain Bill
2:45 Front Page FarreU
3:00 Road of Ufa
3:15 David Ha rum
3::o Aunt Mary
3:45 Dr. Paul
4:00 Woman'! Secret
4:15 News
4:80 Stars of Teday
4;45 H. V. Kaltenbora
KOAC SM FRIDAY
10:00 a.m.-Newi
10:15 Especially, for the)
Women
10:30 Chester Bowles
11:00 Concert Hall
12:00 News
12:15 p.m. Marlon County
Agent
12:30 Spot Markets
18:45 Rural Traffic
13:5031. Dept. Agrl.
1:00 Ride Em Cowboy
1:15 Health Adventures1
1:35 Starry Iktee
1:45 Magic Casement
.
1:00 Women Participating
1:30 BOOH Of MUJIO
3:00 News
1:15 Music of Matters
4:00 Beyond Victory
4:15 One Man's Destiny
4:30 Strictly Jats .
KOIN (876 FRIDAY
6:00 e.m. News
6:15 Western Stars
6:30 KOIN Klock
7:15 Mcleod, News
7:30 Cutting, News
7:45Prlngle. News
8:00 Consumer News
6:15 Valiant Lady
8:30 Light of World
8:45 Aunt Jenny
8:00 Kate Smith
8:15 Big Sister
8:30 Romance H. Trent
8:45 Our Gal Sunday
10:00 Life Betutlful
10:15 Ma Perkins
10:30 Dr. Ma I one
10:45 Road of Life
11:00 2nd Mrs: Burton
11:15 Perry Mason
11:30 Rosemary
11:45 Tens tt Tim
11:00 New
12:15 p.m. TBA-CBS
I2:?0 Burritt Wheeler
12:45 Bachelor's Children
1:00 House Party
1:25 Tops for Today
1:30 Newspaper of Air
2:00 School of Air
2:30 Meet the Missus
3:00 News
J: 15 Jimmy Carroll Sings
3:30 Hac lend 870
3:45 World Today
4:00 Stara- of Today
4:15 Romanes of Evelyn
Winters
4:30 Fiddlers Four
4:45 Souvealr Serenade
Pfpn Drive to Finance
Statues of Oregon's
Historical Figures
PORTLAND) Selection- of
a iQllptor to execute statues of
".FURNITURE
ittSepalrinf and Sefuushlni
BRIGHTER HOMES
jpi Pearl Fbone IS J J
ON' 8 ALE FRIDAY 10:00 A.M.
35 DOZEN
;:;, WHITE SHIRTS
Joe Richard Man's Store
VIZ Willamette Phone 422
Dr. John McLoughlin and Jason
Lee to represent Oregon in the
nation capltol's statuary hall was
deferred and a $25,000 goal was
set for a financing campaign.
The committee, authorized by
the 1945 legislature, received
sculptors' bids ranging from
$12,000 for a statue of Lee, pion
eer Methodist missionary, to $00,
000 for both Lee and the Hudson's
Bay company factor.
The statues, which will be sev
en to eight feet tall, are expected
to be financed by a state-wide
drive) linrtor ih ihnlrmin,K(n
Dr. Burt Brown Barker.
;;: "GHOST WANTED"
w Ik 3 Act Comedy
x. Eugene High School
March tl. 128 P.M.
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Church of God
Blbla Truth Mission
Meeting
ert
Itownsendhall
,Vv "h and Lincoln
At 2 P. M.
Every Saturday
!' Afternoon
Pulp Products Use
Expected to Increase
MADISON, Wis. Of) G. H.
Chldester, of the Forest Products
Lobaratory staff, has declared
that the present annual consump
tion of It million tons of paper
and paper board is about SO per'
cent greater than the amount
used In 1020 and probably will go
up another 28 per cent In the next
five years.
Addressing a conference of 100
representatives of state and fed
eral forest products research
agencies, Chidester said that in
order to meet requirements for
wood for these products the in
dustry would have to use species
that may be less desirable, go
farther afield tor preferred spe
cies or increase imports.
Measles, Chickenpox
Increase in State
PORTLAND OP) New meas
les cases reported In the state to
taled 288 In the past week, with
Jackson County having 144 of
them. Dr. Harold M. Erlckson,
state health officer, reported
Wednesday.
Chickenpox reports went up 48
per cent with 82 new cases.
Although the general incidence
of disease is higher this year than
last, that of more serious afflic
tions, including veneral diseases,
is lower.
VLT Slates Classes
In Back-Stage Work
In line with a new policy of the
Eugene Very Little Theatre, to let
Interested persons learn the in
tricacies of back-stage technical
ities, production heads of the VLT
are getting classes of instruction
underway. First class will be held
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at the VLT
playhouse in the fairgrounds.
Kenneth Griffith will give in
struction in stage lighting and the
class will last approximately two
hours. Those taking part will be
given equipment to work with
and will be allowed scope for ex
periment, it was stated.
Classes to teach design of stage
sets will begin soon under the
tutelage of Kay Loomls. Time and
place will be announced when set.
Not only VLT members, but
other Interested persons may at
tend the classes.
U. S. to Pay
Nazi Sailors
WASHINGTON OK Sena-
tori learned Tuesday the navy ex
pects to pay more than $100,000
In wages and upkeep for a volun
teer German crew on the Prim
Eugen, the Nazi cruiser which
will be a target in the Pacific at
om bomb tests.
The payment Was disclosed
when the Senate Appropriation
Committee released printed testi
mony of its closed hearings on a
deficiency appropriation bill.
Sear Admiral Ezra G. Allen tes
tified it was necessary to hire the
crew to get the cruiser to this
country.
The vessel is now enroute to
the Marshall Islands, scene of the
forthcoming bomb experiment.
Landlords Can't Find .
'No Vacancy' Signs
tHiUAUO wj Many Chi
cago landlords, with no apart
ment to rent, can't find "No
Vacancy" signs to post on their
buildings.
James Dameron, owner of a
sign firm, said during the war
manufacture of all metal signs
dropped sharply and sign sell
ers kept only small stocks of
"No Vacancy" signs on hand.
Before the war the big demand
was for "For Rent" signs
which now are selling at half
price. Dameron said his firm turns
out 6,000 "No Vacancy" signs
weekly, but most of them are
shipped to other cities.
Patterns for ladles' dresses
were first manufactured in 1863,
by Ebenezer Butterick of Massa
Halpa You Overcoma
FALSE TEETH
looMnass and Worry
No longer be annoyed or feel 111 at
ease beoauffe of loose, wabbly false
teeth. FASTEETH, an Improved alka
line (non-acid) powder, sprinkled on
your plates holds them firmer so they
feel more comfortable. Soothing' and
coolinf to rums made sore by excessive
acid mouth. Avoid embarrassment
caused by loose plates. Oct FASTEETH
today at any druf store.
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kits, vitality, try Oatret Tonla Tableta. Contalna
Iron you, too, may need for pen: alao aupptlea
euanun a,. Oat SM Introductory aba now only 29c
For ul at all drug itori everywhere
la Cuaana, at Everybody'! Drug.
MOUNTAIN DEW
ENN1SK1LLEN, Northern Ire
land tl Princess Elizabeth re
ceived as a gift a bottle of Irish
'mountain Dew" the famed po
teen which is produced in the Il
licit distilleries of the Fermanagh
mountains.
Blue River
Theatre
Blue River. Oregon
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
"KEEP YOUR
POWDER DRY"
with
Lana Turner, Larralne Day
Susan Peters, Bill Johnson
ALSO
Cartoon Travelog
Passing Parade News
DANCE
SATURDAY
After Show
Good Music Supper
New Yacoma
Bridge Planned
OLYMPIA, Wash. riU.PJ T h e
toll bridge authority today ap
proved plans for the new Tacoma
Narrows bridge.
Highway Director Clarence
Shain said that the financing and
letting of contracts for the 28,000
foot span would begin as soon as
negotiations for the insurance
were completed.
Shain, who estimated the cost
of the project at $8,500,000, said
the same piers as used on the
old bridge, will ' again be used
with some modifications. Shock
absorbers, never before used on
a suspension type bridge will be
Incorporated in the construction.
As a result of the years of re
search on special design to cope
with the winds of the Tacoma
Narrows, C. E. Andrew, consult
ing engineer of the project said
that a series of slots will pierce
the floor of the span, allowing air
to pass through either way,
equalizing the pressure on both
sides at all times.
"Engineers all over the world
are looking towards the new
bridge with. Intense interest. The
collapse of the old span cast a
deep shadow on the basic theory
of suspension type bridges. The
new bridge will substantiate that
theory," Andrew said.
The span, Andrew estimated,
will stand an earthquake of the
10th degree or more. 22 thousand
tons of steel will go iqto the
bridge and will take 22 months to
build." ,
Ar L Lumber Unions
To Meet in Bend
PORTLAND W) Contract ne
gotiations will be discussed March
38-30 in Bend at a session of the
Oregon Council, AFL Lumber and
Sawmill Workers, Secretary Doyle
Pearson said today.
AFL officials also will consider
the AFL-CIO dispute which has
shut down the Carnation Lumber
Co. mill. Forest Grove, he re
ported. CIO woods workers have
cut off the AFL-manned plant's
log supply.
Representatives from Washing
ton, Idaho and California locals
along Oregon's border will attend
the meet.
Not a Wise Adage
With Woman Involved
DUNKIRK, N. Y.-(U.R)-With
groceries scattered helter-skelter
around bis store after irate house
wives dumped them on the floor,
a local grocer today pondered the
wisdom of the old adage: "The
first shall be last and the last
first" at least as applied to a
butter line.
When the grocer started selling
butter, he decided to reverse the
procedure and start from the end
of the line. He ran out, of course,
and then women at the head of
the line promptly dumped their
groceries on the floor and stomp
ed out. -
" Nowly Rdcorerled and Remodeled ""
DINE -DANCE
AtThd
PLAYGROUND
EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
e Mule by Eugene' finest orchestra,
e Phone Springfield 8696 for reservations.
Between Jasper and Fall Cre on Jasper road.
We eater to private parties.
Featuring Chicken Dinner.
NOT EVEN A DIME, BUT!
DALLAS W Kirby Jackson,
cashier at the Dallas internal rev
enue department, was trudging
down a hallway today when
someone asked.htm for a dime.
Jackson replied that he didn't
have a dime. At the moment he
was carrying $11,074,000.
Stephen Foster
than 200 songs.
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Shrine Club
BENEFIT
DANCE
Cottage Grove
Armory
SAT., MARCH 23
Everyone Invited
e Adm. $1-00. tax incl.
ART HOLMAN'S
DANCE BAND
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NATIONAL DISTIUEK MOOUCTS CORPORATION, NEW YORK 5, N T
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OURBON WHlSHtY-A 8UN0
Vr, GRAIN NtUTRAl SPIRITS
"DAKOTA"
Starring John Wayna
Plus
"TWICE BLESSED"
With Preston Faster and
Gail Patrick
NOW PLAYING!
JOHN GARFIELD
TRIDeVf THE
MARINES"
PLUS
BtUY GILBERT
SHEMP HOWARD
MAJJE ROSENBLOOM
In
"Crazy Knights"
HEY KIDS
GOOD NEWS!!
A New Serial! Shown For The First Time
In the Northwest Starting Saturday
On The Tom Mix Show.
"THE MASKED MARVEL"
Your Fyes Will Pop Out With His Daring!
"Py TTQ A thrilling Western picture cmd the
A Li U 0 Comedy Carnival!
TTJ pp ' The Tom Mix Club Membership Card.
i XlUaCi" "Carry it in your wallet.
A Box Top from Ralston's Brealdast Cereal
entttles you to a Whistling Ring.
VfDU Tom Mix Club Broadcast from our
JLVWXIJtR
Admission
tie
. Inc. Tax
Stage with Bob (Tom Mix) Ubanlcs at
the Mike.
Saturday, March 23, 9:30 A. M. Come Early
IMPORTANT - Admission Certificate
Cut out wis Certificate and present at the box office
with 10c This will admit you to the Tom Mix
Show only.
FRANCINE
ROGERS
A lovely little Hawaiian
dancer who uses plenty ef
clever lighting effects.
BEATRICE
Burlesque Dance
FRANKIE RAY Billy Hamilton's ?
M. C, and Comedy-featurin, S ,
excellent mimicry. - g- -ed fB , ,, i
TUESDAY NIGHTS LADIES FREE
No Cover Charge Before 8 pjn. Exc. Sat and 1
x PHONE 4080 FOR RESERVATIONS
Spring Special
For Beginners
10 Lessons for $7.50
Call now for new classes forming
March 25th at 7 P.M.
Dance Lessons Are Fun
Register Between 6:30 and 7
Phone 3435-W or 1971
WHITE DANCE STUDIO
24 West 7th Avenue