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Navy to Give
(Toys to Tots
SEATTLE W An estimated
j2000 in toys plus myriad of
ornaments and a large percentage
pi this city s curtailed Christmas
lighting is scheduled to leave here
Friday morning by Naval air
transport for Kodlak, Alaska. .
Tha gifts and necessary yule-
tide accessories were purchased
with Navy welfare funds by Lt.
Zemaco!
Guaranteed Belief
From Poison Oak
Penny Wise Drug
40 E. Broadway 769 W. 6th
Comdr. James A. 'Whitman and
Yeoman 3-c Noah Fluckard to
provide holiday gifts for some 300
Navy children in the Aleutian
chain and another hundred chil
dren of Civil Service employes.
The navy plans to provide a
gift for every child through the
eighth grade as well as the 60
native kiddies of the Kodiak or
phanage.
Harry Fishwood
Harry Fishwood, 83, of 2393
Charnelton St., Eugene, died at his
home Thursday. Complete obitu
ary and funeral .arrangements will
be released by Simon Mortuary.
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Isoprene is a petroleum hydro
carbon used in the manufacture
of synthetic rubber.
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Tha Army Quartermaster Corps'
Tucker Finds Name w.
Confusions Unhandy
James A. Tucker, 104 Hilyard
Lane W., is "tuckered out." Com
munity records show him to be a
responsible citizen, but thetecenti
arrest of a man who gave the
same name has caused Tucker to
receive inquiries from acquaint
ances and business firms as to
"why did you run wild like that?"
Another James A. Tucker was
committed to county jail Sunday
for 30 days and fined S150 on
charges of reckless driving, . re
sisting an officer, stop sign and
basic rule violations.
Tucker of Hilyard Lane ad
monishes newspaper readers to
pay attention to the addresses
listed in stories of arrests. There
are several Tucker families in the
Eugene-Springfield area.
kitchen spice kit contains 18 con
diments and flavoring materials.
TURKEY TIME IS
PUMPKIN PIE TIME
As a topper-offer treat for any festive
meal a spicy pumpkin pie with a flaky,
tender cruit ii juit the thing.
MART MILLS' PUMPKIN II
Mb tfM brown sugar,
buttn tgjs, Snttf, '
nanon, wit, im flsvof
fas. Blend wtll.
Efs
I tMipoon Gfngw
I wupoon Cinnwnoa
I Mspoea Vtnilli
t.i I ttwpoon Lttnoa
AmspooaSsh
2
Fisher's Blend Flour
Ideal for Pie Crust
Using dependable Fisher's Blend Flour
and Miry Mills' easy, streamlined method,
it's easy to bake 'crusts that will make the
tastiest pie fillings better.
For ont-trutt, 9-tnch pie or an Sinch,
twO'Ctutt piejutl follow this recipe:
i2 nips FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
teaspoon Salt
'j cup Shortening
I tablespoons Cold Water
Sift and measure flour. Reiift with salt.
Add half of shortening to sifted flour and
salt. Cut in with pastry blender or two
knives until consistency of coarse corn meaL
Add remaining shortening and cut in only
until lumps are pea-size. Sprinkle cold water
lightly over muture, blending with fork.
Handling gently, form pastry into ball and
let stand few minutes for easier rolling.
Roll out pastry 'a-inch thick on lightly
floured board- Roll into circle large enough
to leave 1-inch margin around edge of pan.
Fit pastry into pan without stretching. Trim
off ragged edges with scissors or sharp knife,
leaving Vi-inch margin. (Make fluted edge
by placing left forefinger against inside of
pastry rim and pinching outside with rips
of right thumb and forefinger.) Chill. Add
chilled filling and bake (according to recipe
directions).
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Add melted butter.
Add puaipfcln end mitl
to aetv
1 nips cuuttd Fumplrhi
CM Milk
Place In unbailed pastry shell Bake 20 mtn
Mcf at 425F. and JO to 45 minutes at JOO'P.
Announcing the Opening
of
Friday Nov. 22
11:00 A.M.
Drive-ln Car Service
17th and Willamette
OUR
SPECIALS
Fried Chicken en Pronto
Pronro-Pups
"Wiener dun in a bun"
Pronto-Buraers
"We grind our own beef"
l (Pronto
COMPLETE FOUNTAIN MENU
DRIVE IN CAR SERVICE
"Order Pronto - Served Pronto"
17TH & WILLAMETTE
PHONE 5916-J
KOBE (1450) THURSDAY
5:00 p.m. Hemingway
5:15 Superman
5:30 Captain Midnight
5:45 Tom Mix
6:00 Dinner Music
6:30 Springfield H. 9.
6:45 Treasury Salute
7:0O News
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7:45 Scandinavia Muitc
8:003 Quarter Time
8:15 David Rose Show
8:30 California Melodies
9:00 Newspaper of Air
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9:30 Dance Parade
9:45 Drama of Medicine
10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.
10:15 Treasury Salute
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10:45 John Wolohan Ork
11:00 Concert
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12:00 Night Owl
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ji no News 7:45 Sam Hayes
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10:3f-Interest to You
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S flJrH :00-News and Music
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t?3A Rfntf. Amrrra -
5:45 Elmer Peterson
6:00 Music Hall
Obsidians to Sponsor
Hike for Nature Study
Obsidians will sponsor a nature
study hike Sunday, Nov. 24, start
ing from the city hall at 1 pjn.
The group will drive to the Fern
Ridge Dam area and observe the
flora and fauna of the region un-
der the direction of Ruth Hopson.
Members may bring field glass
es to study birds. Those wishing
to attend may register at Hender-
shott's. In case of rain, the trip
will be automatically cancelled.
a Day
11:30 Queen
12:00 Noon News
6:30 Dennis Dav Show "4? P:m-rJM"a''"UUTO
7:00-Abbott and Costello "ar ?,
7:30 D'Artega Ork
b:oo bupper Club
8:15 Fleetwood Lawton
8:30 Aldrich Family
9:00 Burns and Allen
9:30 Noah Webster Says
10:00 News Flashes
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iu;ju rxaaie uanior
11:00 News
11:15 BUtmore Ork
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11:55 News
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3:15 David Harum
3:30 Aunt Mary
3:45 Dr. Paul
4:00 This Woman's Secret
4:15 News of the World!
4:30 Life Beautiful
4:45 Chuck Foster
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b;ou a.m. Morning; news
I9M Harrv Horliclr
12:45 Know Your America 6:15 Western Stars
1:00 Tello-Tesi b.w-awi aiwr
lrliWohnson Family 7:15 Duncan Macleod
1:30 Sidewalk Reporter 7:30 Bob Garred
1:45 Musical Matinee 7:45 Fact Finder
2:00 Tell Your Neighbor 8:00 Consumer Newa
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3:151450 Club
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5:00 p.m. Knox Manning KUGN " FRIDAY
5:15 Music That Sparkles 5:30 a.m. Yawn Patrol
5:30 Harry Flannery 6:30 News
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a:3U FBI
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io:io woman s rage
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11:00 2nd Mrs. Burton
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2:00 Duncan Macleod
12:15 p.m. Come Get It '
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10il5-Date With Betty Lou V.T-J Missus
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5:00p.m. Music 1:00 Tommy Biggs Show 10:00a.m. News
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BLUE RIVER
THEATRE
Bias Elver. Oregon
SAT. - SUN. Nov. 23 - ?4
"JOHNNIE COMES
FLYING HOME"
with Richard Crane. '
Faye Marlowe, Martha Stewart
and cnaries Kusseu .
Crime Reel
New Cartoon
DANCE AFTER THE SHOW
Music by Liska's Orchestra
Sapper Served
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
1:15 Ore?. School of Air
i:3u Melody Time
1:45 Paris Premiere
2:00 Clubwomen's ft Hr.
z:3u Memory book
3:00 News
3:15 Music of Masters
4:00 Oregon Reporter
4:15 Song Time
4:30 Strictly Jazz
4:45 Children's Theater
SUGAR CHISELING
COLUMBUS, Ind. (U.BMrs.
McKENZIE
THEATER IN SPRINGFIELD
hrgtit MEREDITH i
Hard HAT'IELD YfME3&
frtsxIsllDl'H f ltZi
COMPANION FEATURE
JMItrrtC
MARGARET O'BRIEN
Continuous Shows Startins
1:45 p.m. SAT. & SUN.
Week Days Open 6:45 p.m.
"TOM MIX Theater Party for
KIDS 8:30 A.M. SATURDAY
All Grade and Jr. High Students
admitted.
Mary Webb's sugar rations were
suspended for the remainder of
the year when the OPA charged
that she had pasted current num
bers over four expired coupons.
DELIVERED 6000 BABIES
VAN BUREN, Me. (U.B When
Dr. Herbert H. Hammond died at
76, his records showed he had de
livered 600(1 babies during his 46
years of practice in northern
Maine.
CHARLES BDYER - JENNIFER JOKES
m ERKST LUBITSCH'S Production of
J C1SWM.W
'HOUSE OF HORROR'
with VIRGINIA GREY
STARTS TOMORROW!
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ALSO
In CINECOLORI
EDDIE DEAN
"COLORADO
SERENADE"
With DAVID SHARPE
DOORS OPEN 5:45
The HOLLAND
"Eugene's Gayest Nita Spot"
PRESENTS
The Terry Twins
"Doubly Lovely Songs"
Glenn Larson
"The Western Trubador"
Danny Daniels
M.C. and Comedy
"The Versatile Juggler" ,
Billy Hamilton's Orch.
Chicken and steak dinners
served from 7 p.m.
No cover charge before 8 except
Saturdays and holidays.
Phone 4080 For Reservations
STARTS TODAY!
JOHN WAYNE CLAUDETTE COLBERT
DON DE FORE
In
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WITHOUT RESERVATIONS
AND :
GENE AUTRY SMILEY BURNETTE
"BLUE MONTANA SKIES"
with
WALT SHRUM AND HIS COLORADO HILLBILLIES
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SATURDAY
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LOVE-FULL!
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KNIGHT
STARTS SUNDAY
DOROTHT McGlTRE
"TILL THE END
OF TIME'
Her Story Might B
Youn!
PLAYMORE
THEATRE
IN SPRINGFIELD
.Wednesday Thru Saturday
EXTENDED RUN ENGAGEMENT
McKENZIE CARRY-OVER PRICES
CVWO WOULDN'T f6HT FOR
HOWARD HUGHES'
arnma production
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DOORS OPEN (:S T. M TWO COMPLETE SHOWS NIGHTLY
-DANCING
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
. DANCING STARTS AT 9 P.M.
MUSIC BY ART HOLMAN AND HIS ORCHQlu
WILLAMETTE Pfljit
For Table Reserrcrtloni Springfield 32
LAUGHS! S TONIGHT!
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