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Student's Ventriloquism Otter OT?JV yyeeKiy t,t his Income I show for the Active Club at 50 t,t his Income I show for the Active Club at the benefiU of Thursday night meeting. Aiding fl .h. sum of $250 a him was his dummy, Elmer. C. H. 5 Thursday night j Sutherlin, advance agent for Po ls """Vi twr-old Army I lack Brothers Circus which will V1 Z Vl-year-old Army ti. .indent at the Miriam, when "JttilMuUt, put on a Shearing is Fatigue tavousness l MITCHELL ECIIL CLINIC HI UWlc Lker 14th to 19th 14 Miner Bldg. t has been in I betting aid now wel- w thousands. This new mlt aid i so light in j joull hardly know i niring it Requires no itt btttery pack, battery mt or case. Made so you djurt it yourself to suit kurini The tone is Clear Mwerful. RemarliaDie h-Cell" retains full pow- t go hours' continuous Bimlnates altering batter to or three times a day. i mint other improve- or your comfort and hearinfc This war-bora hi aid development is be Etnbuted in Oregon and kn Washington by James land Associates who have tin Portland, Salem, Bu nd Medford. Taft and Utes have been serving id of hearing since 1934 in highly recognized in rork. Mr. S. C. Mitchell, baa been associated with hit for a good many years, product free hearing aid it 214 Miner Bldg. Mr. aell'a- wide experience-in ItUng oI hearing aids, plus lany advantages offered in iv Beltone bids fair to new hearing hope to la the Eigene area. IS 1 BATTERIES FOR VACUUM TYPE AIDS play here later in the month, was a guesx ai ine meeting. After see ing Taylor's act he offered him a place in the show. Hasn't Decided The young university ntnrleni had not decided by Friday noon whether or not to accept the offer. A native of Bellingham. Wash., he is maiorimr in Hin and drama at the universitv. Sine he Start! urnrlrtntf .!lh ventriloquism at the age of ten, na nsi mane manv nrnfMcnn. appearances at theaters and night clubs. Tha circus for which Sutherlin the aaeht will niar (n tt,, gene later in the month to aid in raisins: funds for the Park project The Active Club will be one of several local groups sponsoring the appearance to raise zunas. Discovered Bert-en - Sutherlin, eleven years ago, dis covered Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mccartny. Bergen was then i student at the University of Chi cago, and was offered a contract similar to the one'offered Taylor. After appearing for three weeks with the Polack Shrine Circus, Bergen was introduced by Suther lin to Joe Jelmette, publicity di rector for the National Broadcast ing Company to Chicago. Since Cougar Killed Near Leaburg wnen tne weather gets colder The cougars get bolder Or at least that's what some Lane county residents are be ginning to believe. Rumors that cougars are beginning to appear in populated areas were made a fact in one case Friday by Joe May, Springfield logging truck operator. May reported he was driving his truck by the lake above Mc Kenzie River dam Friday morn ing when a large cougar crossed the highway in front of him. He climbed out of the truck, borrowed some dogs and a gun from M. Mulligan, Lakeside, and gave chase. A short distance into the woods his dogs found the cougar and held it at bay in a tree While May finished him off. Because he could not have caught the animal without the dogs. May donated the pelt to the man who lent him his hunt ing equipment RADIO BIIOADCASTS then he has risen to the top spot in his profession. Sees Promise Sutherlin ctatri 1,hni1B- mImW ...U.DUBJ Mlg,l. V that he believed Taylor's act holds even more promise than Bergen's am at tne time he was discovered Active Club mmrirc marl Sutherlin an honorary member of uie ciud, iouowing which he pre sented the club with $100 to be used in the fund Activians are raising to finance the State High School Basketball Tournament scheduled for Eugene in March. Increase Your Property Value! BLACK TOP PAVING for ... . Roads - Streets - Driveways , Parking Areas - Industrial Floors For Further Information Call 713 -ACME ROOFING C0.J 733 OLIVE PHONE 713 rsi1 j i ii iifrgg8gg We have Just about anything you could ask for. Cpme in and Take out exactly what you hav,e needed for a long time. Pet Your Pets Keep Them Happy Cory-Comfy Dog MattresMi All sizes. Your prize pooch will really enjoy one of these softies. Also Dog Carriers that can easily be carried wherever you go. Take the pet along. Framed Bird Picture! Highly colored Hand Made by the Aztecs in Mexico. 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Hour 8:30 Voice of Prophecy 9:00 Pilgrim Hour 9:30 Luuieran Hour 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:l-.RomancB of Htch u.-v 10:130 Singins Sweetheart l':3f Kai- Smith t?:!r-iou The 8:00-crtme Doctor 11:00 Ortian Reveries 11:30 Bill Cunningham 11:45 Canary Pet Show 12:00 Nflwi 12:15 p.m. Opportunity 11:30 Vera Holley i;w nouae 01 Mystery 4:30 Newt 4:45 Singer & Organist 5:00 Man Named Jordan 5:30 Phil Brito 5:45 Columbia Featitr 5:i5 News 6:00 Hildeaarde 8:30 Eddv Bracken Show 9:15 Aunt Jennv 7:00 Take It or Leave It 9:30 Helen Trent : uai Sunday i:uo uig sifter T:SO Bob Garred 7:45 Fact Finder 8:00 Consumer Newi 8:15 Fred Beck 8:30 Grand Slam 8 : 45 Rosemary 9:00 Kate Smith 8:25 Surprise Theatrt 10:15 Ma Perkini 8:30 Blond ie 10:30 Dr. Malone 9:00 Adven. of Sam Spade 10:45 Boad of Life 6:30 House In Country 11:00 2nd Mrs. Burton 10:00 Jim Wyatt 11:15 Perry Mason 10:15 University Explorer 11:30 Lone Journey iviju vets Bulletin carter i:2?"2tectJi'eJ Wyrtwl" 10:35-Ramond Scott Ork :0O Lou Gillette 11:00 Jerrv Wald Ork 11:30 Manny Strand Ork 11:45 Organ Interlude 13:00 Silent 2:00 The Shadow 3:30 Quick As Flash 3:00 Those Webster 3:30 Nick Carter 4:00 Let's Go to Opera 4:30 Reviewing Stand KORK (150 MONDAY 5:00 p.m. Music for Sun. 6:00 a.m. News 3:25 Cecil Brown 6:15 Early Bird 5:30 Spec. Investigator 6:45 Agri. Prosram 5:45 Geo. Putnam 6:00 Exploring Unknown 6:30 Double or Nothing 7:00 Gabriel Heatter 7:30 What's That Song 8:00 News 8:15 Our Duty 8:30 Jergen's Journal 8:45 Sheila Graham 9:00 Newspaper of Air 9:15 Rex Miller 9:30 Tress. Salute 9:45 Carmen Cavallaro 10:00 JubUe Half Hour 10:30 News 10:4-Jan Garber Ork Kt'GN U00) SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. Southernairei 8:0090 Min. of Music 9:30 Sunday Strings 10:00 Johnny Thomtuon 10:15 a.m. Sports Quia 10:30 Sammy Kaye 10:55 News Extra 11:00 Central Lutheran 12:00 Danger, Dr. Danfleld 12:30 p.m. Sam Baiter 12:45 America's Futur 1:00 Our Children 1:30 TB A 3:00 Darts for Dough 3:30 Counterspy 3:00 Sunday Party 3:30 O'Neills 4:00 Drew Pearson 4:15 Headlines 4:30 Music Hall 5:00 p.m. Forever Tops 6:00 Walter Winchell 6:15 Louella Parsons 6:30 Jimmy Fidler 6:45 Policewoman 7:00 Theatre Gull 8:00 Pat Novak 8:30 Dude Martin 9:00 Sam Hayes 9:15 Report to People 9:30 Stanley. Ray Ork 9:55 News 10:00 Woody Herman Ork io:so Leignton Noble ork 7:00 News 7:15 Rise and Shins 7:30 Whistle in Morning 7:45 Sermonette 8:00 Cecil Brown 8:15 Musical Reveille 8:35 News 8:30 Serenade 8:45 Victor Undlahr 9:00 For You 9:15 Coke Cluta 9;30 Familiar Music 12:15 p.m. Come Get It 12:30 Burritt Wheeler 12:45 Singo i: 00 House Paxtv 1:25 Tops for Today 1:30 Newspaper of Air 3:00 School of Air 9:30 Meet the Missus 3:00 Art Kirkham 3:15 Evelyn Winter 3:30 Sagebrush Serenade j: bod Trout 4:00 Call of Plains 4:15 One for the Book 4:30 Radio Views 4:45 Fiddlers Four 5:00 p.m. Knox Manning 8:15 Musle Sparkles 5:30 Harry Flannery 5:45 Bob Garred a:oo um Henry 9:45 Hollywood Melodiea 6:00 Lux Radio Theatre io:oo Newspaper of Air i:w ocreen Guild 10:15 Art Baker 10:30 Interest to You 10:45 Musical Memoirs) 11:00 News and Musio 11:15 Chlsholm Trail 11:30 Queen for a Day i..m' rttxm news 7:30 Bob Hawk Show 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15Wack Smith 8:30 Joan Davis Show 8:55 Carroll Alcott 9:00 The Whistler 9:30 Inner Sanctum 12:15 p.m.-Musical Album ":0? lim W'aU 12:30 Listen Ladles 12:35 Frankle Master 12:55 Know America 1:00 Tello-Test 1 : 15 Johnson Family 1:30 Sidewalk Reoorter 1:45 Muslral Matinee 2:00 Tell Neighbor 2:15 John J. Anthony 2:30 At Your Command 3:00 News 3:15 Hol'and Show 3:301450 Club 4:C0 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Rex Miller 4:30 Marching Order 4:45 Buck Rogers 8:00p.m.F. Hemingway 5:15 Superman 5:30 Capt. Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 Gabriel Heatter 6:1! Dinner Musle 8:30 Snotlttfht Band 7:00 Bulldog Drummond 4:30 Strictly Jazz 10: 15 Sramhonette 10:45 Texas Rangers 11:00 Serenade 11:30 Air-Flo 11:35 News 12:00 Silent KOAC (5M) MONDAY 10:08 a.m. News 10:15 For Women 11:00 Oregon School of Ah 11:15 Concert Hall 12:00 News 12: 15 p.m. Farm Hour 1:00 Ride 'em Cowboy 1:15 Oregon School of Air 1:35 Melody Time 1:45 Australia 3:00 Get Acquainted 3:30 Memory Book 3:00 News 3:15 Music of Mactm 4:00 Highlight of Week :i9 -treasury salute 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Mirhael Shayne 8:30 Dance Parade 8:45 Concert 9:00 Newsaaoer of Air ii!nAv4i. t .n 9:15 Rex Miller 11:15 Paul Cars.. Orsan. f--nnurews amen 9:i5 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 10:15 Traffic Safety 10:30 News 10:45 Starlight Musical 11:00 Organ Melodies 11:15 Carmen Cavallaro 11:M Jan Garber Ork 11:45 News 12:00 Night Owl KVntf (140 MONDAY 5:30 a.m. Yawn Patrol 8:30 News 8:35 Yawn Patrol 6:45 It's The Truth 7:00 Cliff Edwards 7:15 Martin Art on sky i:f james ad tie KOW (6M SUNDAY 6:00 a.m. New 6:15 Story to Order 6:30 Words and Music 7:00 Radio Pulpit 7:30 Voices Down Wind 8:00 Church in Home 6:30 News 8:45 Paul Page Ork 9:00 Carveth Wells 9:15 News in Advertising 9:30 Eternal Light 10:00 Amer. United 10:30 Chi. Round Table 11:00 Musle Amer. Love 11 :30 Harvest of Stars ? SSIor!- Man. Km 7:-Wake Up With Wally 9:13-NewV 12:30p.m. One Man Fam. :on BrMitiit mK o-"!. 4:43 Children's Thnfur 8:00 p.m. On the Upbeat 5:55 Spotting Sport 6:00 News 6:15 Traffic Safety 6:30 Czech. Music 7:15 Evening Farm Hr. , 8:00 World in Review 6:13 Campus Recital 8:45 University Journal 9:00 Musle that Endur 9:45 Evening Meditation lo:vo SION OFF KOW (60) MONDAY . 6:00 a.m. Jumptn Jack 6:15 Dave West 0:30 News 0:45 Reveille Roundup 7:00 Farm Time 7:30 Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring 8:30 Jack Berch 8:45 James Abbe 9:00 Oregon Caravan Lookouts Set Events For Year's Program Liberalization of membership requirements to Include the blind and the establishment of an am bulance fund are among the points in a program for the coming year recently proposed to the Lane County Lookouts by Paul W. Da vis, president. The Lookouts, an organization of shut-ins, will also consider plans for radio broadcasts, a a building fund for a "Lookout Home," publication of The Out look, the annual picnic, the Liv ing Christmas Tree project, and the sponsorship of a community Christmas celebration. The program has been approve etd by the executive board. Fol lowing is the treasurer's report for Oct 1: Treasurer's Report, Oct. 1, 48. General Fund: Brought forward .$58.91 Contributions 11.50 Expenditures . 11.76 Balance on hand $98.85 Building Fund: Brought forward ..$50.00 Contributions 3.00 Total on hand $52.00 Ambulance Fund: Contributions - . 4.00 1 Grand Total on hand $112.65 j Our sincere thanks go to these contributors: Elks Lodge, $5; Mrs. Erna M. Jacobson, $3.50; Ted Bach, $2; Mrs. Mary Rath, $1; Dave Dawson, $1; the first con tributor to our new building fund, a friend, $1; a Lookout, $4 to the ambulance fund. New shut-in address: Mrs. Sally W. Johnston, Rt. S 21S-A, Phone 2-F-4. William C. Hohnstein William Conrad Hohnstein, of 1943 Agate St., died at his home Friday at the age of 39. He was born March 2, 1907, at Fort Col lins, Colo., and married Hilda Mary Helzer at Vancouver, Wash. Jan. 21, 1925. They lived In Port land until, moving to Eugene In 1929. Surviving are his widow and two sons, William J. and Hale A., of Eugene; three brothers, Phillip, Harry and Edward, and his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hohn stein, all of Eugene. Funeral services will be held at the Poole-Larsen Mortuary Mon day at 10 a.m., with concluding services at Rest Haven Memorial Park. Emtene Heirlster-Onara. Engene. Ore.. SnnJay. Pet 18. 14. Ttf t . DEERHORN H. E. TO MEET DEERHORN The Deerhorn Home Extension Unit meets with Mrs. Lloyd Koozer Oct. 18, at 10:30 a.m. 'Care of the Hair and Hair-Styling" will be demonstrat ed by Mrs. Frank Mecum and Mrs. Harry Deckert. The mem bers' roll call will be answered with a favorite shampoo. A planned potluck luncheon will be served. A committee of three members furnishes the food, tak ing turns from the entire mem bership throughout the year. Mrs. Frank Mecum has been appointed hostess for tha year. . Her duties are to sea that them members, when they arrive, are shown where to leave their wraps, n equipment, food and so forth. All the members and those who were unable to attend tha firsts meeting, but would like to joln now, are Invited to attend thi . Friday gathering. Further plant f for the winter's work will ba dis cussed and announced. ? 9x12 stun cleaned. Electric Cleaners, 1210 WlLamstta St 1:00 Quiz Kid 1:30 Norman Cloutier Ork 2:00 NBC Symphony Ork 3:00 Catholic Hour 3:30 Oregon Album 4:00 Jack Benny 4:30 ran Harris f Similar Illustration Limited Quantity CARD TABLES with reinforced lags $295 Sturdy and beantlfnl tablea Just arrived. Small quantity sa we reserve tha right ta limit ana to a customer. Sorry, no phone ar C.O.D. ardera. AT JfJMJtmliJ FURNITURE CO. S WtST STM AVBNUB, IUSKMK :ro-Newi it Nine SS-MmcTs Prlv.l. Wir. :: P1 S1"""! 10:0O-20 Matinee S:S0 Brnkfjt Hollywood 10:30 Joyce Jordan 10:00 Home Edition 10:-Greme rietchtr 10:1S Date with Betty 11:00 Guiding Limit J2:2 5Jy Tru S'ory 11:15 Today'a Children M.Go-Rnd. IJJt&'rS ""I" -.. m.w-wmier jviernan ia:au Pepper Young? 8:30 Am. Album Music 7:00 Don Ameche Show rSO-MMt Me at Park?! 215 V.Gtmt of Melody IMS-Right to Hapmneii 8:OolBob Burns 12:30-News liOO-Backstajre Wlft S:?vm?Um, 1?:-Barnei Octette IMS-Stella Dallas B:30 Symph. Hour 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 New! Flashel 10:15 Mary Ann Mercer 10:30 Paclflo Story 11:00 News ' 11:19 Music In Night 11:30 St. Francis Ork 11:55 News 13:00 Sign Off COIN ) SUNDAY B:00 a.m. New! 6:15 B. Power Bigg! 8:45 Choir Prectlce 7:00 Church of Air 8:00 Warren Sweeney 1:00 Oman Portrait! 1 :30 Lorenxr Jimm 1:15 Trading Post 1:45 Widder Brown 1:30 Abide With Ma t:0o When Girl Marrlei 1:45 C1KI Edwards 2:15 Portia races Ufa S:00 What'l Doln' Ladle! :S0 Just Plain Bin 2:25 Frank Hemingway 3:45 front Paw Famll 3:30 Town Crier 3:00 Bride Sr Groom 3:30 Ladles Be Seated 4:00 Headline Edition 4:15 Elmer Davl! 4:30 Organ 4:45 Northwest Hlllghti 3:00 Road of Ufa S: IS David Hamm 3:30 Aunt Mary 3:411 nr. Paul 4:00 This Woman's Secret e:i9 news 4:30 Life Beautiful S:00 D.m. Proudly Wa Hall 4:45 H. V. Kaltenbnn, 8:15 Linger Awhile 8:00 p.m. Stars of Today o:uu song in My Heart o: ueorge aiooran s':05 Wings Over Jordan ;:2?),'!e', umP Bra- JiJtjr,ICfcJ'' ""J.!10" 8:30 Salt Lake Taber. 0:00 Invitation to Learn. S:30 Treasury Salute S:4S Newi 10:00 People! Platform io:3o Time xor neason 10:45 Howard K. Smith 11:00 Plantation Harmony 11:15 Organ Interlude 11:30 Stradivari ork 12:00 N.Y. Philharmonic 1:30 Hour of Charm 2:00 Family Hour 2:30 Jean Sablon 2:45 William L. stirrer 3:00 OKte St Hirrlet 3:30 Your Hope Chest 4:00 Gene Autry 7:00 Lona Raneer 6:00 Touchdown Tint 7:30 Stump the Authors 8:3" Goodman. Borga 8:00 Lum St Abner 7:00 ConK-nted Hour S.15 Earl Godwin 7:30 Dr. I.Q. 8:30 Fat Man 8:00 Supper Club t:00 Doctors Talk It Over SMS Fleetwood Lawton t:15 Fantasy Melody 8:30 Cavalca,de of Amer. 9:30 Princeton Forum 9:00 Telephone Hour 11:00 Vera Massey 9:30 Hollywd. Open Hse. 11:13 Mad Hatten io: new! nasnea 11:30 Club Morocco 12:00 Sign Off KOm (979) MONDAY 8:00 a.m. News 9:15 Western Stare 8:30 KOIN Klock T:1S Duncan Macleod 10:15 Soorts Recao 10:30 Dick For Orll 10:45 Band Wagon 11:00 Nwe 11:15 Blltmore Ork 11:30 Ron Salt Ork 11:98 New! 11:00 Sign Oft CROW ITEMS CROW Robert McDanlel was a lucky hunter on the first day of the open season when he and a party were out hunting deer. They saw a coyote and he killed it Coyotes seem to be around in several parti of the neighborhood. Both coyotes and dogs have been killing sheep for Church and Clair Stephens. One was shot at recently. The government trapper now has his traps set for them. The Sweet family who have been living for some time on the Frank Hadley farm, moved to the Jesse McCullock farm where Mr. Sweet will do the farming. Mrs. Lucy McCulloch ejepecta to make her home with her daughters this winter. The owners have taken possession of tha place Sweets WILL & JOHNSON Furniture Upholstering Furniture Mad to Order 736 Charnelton Street Phone 15S SWIFT'S Husky, Healthy and Hardy NH Chicks, U.S. Pallor-tun Controlled. Orden being taken for Oct, Not. and Dee. delivery. Ideal for Christmas fryers and replenishing pallet (locks. Swiff s Hatches 8th and High Phone IBM moved from. They have two boys in Hadleyvllle School. The Headley family moved to California and another family moved on the place where they were living. They have one pu-J pll In high schol and one in the grade school. I A baby girl was born Oct to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cowan (Dor othy Boehrlnger). She has been named Christine. Mrs. Myrtle Harwood left for Wisconsin to attend the funeral of her uncle. She will visit rela tives In other states while gone. The McCabe family who have been living In the 31oom service station building are moving to Eugene. The daughter and son-in-law who were living with them will also go to Eugene. About ISO was made at the high school dance held Saturday night at the hall for the benefit of the football team. Charles Tucker of Oakland, Calif., cousin of Mrs. Joe Owen hat been visiting at their home Mr. and Mrs. Owen took him to Portland to visit other relatives. Lait week Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jenkins and son, Lee, of Canby and Mrs. Florence Jenkins of Eu gene were guest at the Owen home. 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