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r.tf, K,fe.Ott.rd,Eue.OT.,Tm,r..,A,,g.zi. SMlm Of V0m Hampers Canadians Expansion of 4-H Club Program Planned by Oregon Sfafe Staff A Blre-polnt program for ex panding nd Improving 4-H work in Oregon hai been announced by T. L. Ballard, associate director of the Oregon Stat College ex tension lervice. The program li designed to in ereaee enrollment slightly above last year's total of 22,000, Increase th. naroentase of club members oompleting their projects, give more training to voluntary local leaders, and guide the selection and organization of 4-H Club pro jects In the counties In line wim CIESOM TRACTORS cost far lest do much mor roy've atwayi wanted i tractor hen's oni you can idotd! The rugged Gibwi it thrifty to buy nd operate! POWERFUL Tha Gibson Tractor hat plenty of power lor tough 0b on tha small farm, truck farm or orchard, for contractors, estates and municipalities. STURDY TrTOItixm Tractor AAA. aiwft lonfl deoend' " sble service because 1 it is sturdily, simply -construciea ana en- the eeneral over-all rural affairs program being worked out by the farm families of each county in rural program-making confer ences. Build Staff The first step In the program, Ballard explained, is the build ing of a new staff of leaders, a development necessitated by re tirement of H. C. Seymour and Miss Helen Cowgill, veteran members of the extension club department staff. L. J. Allen has replaced Sey mour as state club leader. Mrs. Winnlfred Clllen, former Klamath County home demonstration agent, has replaced Miss Cowgill, and Cal Monroe was added to the staff as assistant state leader some months ago. Two other ex perienced leaders will be added to the club staff within the next six months, Ballard said. , Commenting that only slight ly more than 77 per cent of the state's 4-H members completed their projects last year, the as sociate director said it is the opinion of many that completion should reach 85 per cent of the regular enrollment. Work with volunteer local leaders will be aimed at raising he percentage of completions, he stated. The 33 projects now available to Oregon 4-H members are be ing carefully studied with a view to adding soma new ones and I elminating others. One series of new clubs which likely will be offered lies In the field of wild life. Attention also is being given to promotion of projects that are In line with recommendations of county program planning conferences. LONDON OP) Canada's short age of United States dollars makes it appear "inevitable" that the: dominion will have to reduce! American imports, the Financial Times said in an editorial this week. ) If such a situation arises and Canada finds herself "drawn, at: least in a limited sense, into the sterling group of countries, Brit-: ain must make a maximum en deavor to see that the resulting shortages of manufactured goods in Canada are of the shortest pos sible duration," the financial Times declared. Due to her position midway be tween the United States and the sterling area, "Canada had a great er interest than almost any other country" In re-establishing multi lateral trade but the results have been disappointing due to the slow recovery of European countries. Canada received 50 per cent of her export surplus to Britain In dollars, but once the United King dom American credits were ex hausted the dominion faced "a serious problem." "Unless this country is prepared to dip heavily into the gold re serve or is furnished with a new supply of United States dollars under the Marshall plan which could be utilized to finance a con tinuing adverse trade balance with the dominion, Canada must be prepared to undertake a thorough reorientation of her foreign trade and financial policy." radio inroAix astn .Jlnsect Lands On Tenor s Angelic Note KVGS (!) TBTHRDAY 6 00 Lane Co. Final fcd. 6:15 Sean Serenade 6:30 Trie Real Story 6:46 America'! Tn. Meet. 7:45 Lyrics By Lee 6:00 Headline Edition 6:15 My Serenade 6 30 Mr. President 9 00 Willie Piper :30 Materwoikf of Wllf. 10:15 Newi 10:00 Joe Haiel, Sports 10:30 Jo Staf'ord 10:45 Eddy Howard Orch. 11:00 Sporti Final 11:06 Mill! Bros. 11:15 Murray Arnold Or. 11:45 Club Morocco 12:00 Newt 12:05 am. Sign Off. KOAC 5S0) THURSDAY e:uu Trie wewi 6:15 Wm. H. Meeder, org. Garden Hose CLARK BROS. HARDWARE 1991 West 6tb Phont SO iaa-aBata Cranberry Crop Increase Of II Per Cent been PORTLAND W Oregon'! 1947 cranberry crop of 18,000 bar rels will be an 11 per cent in crease over last year and double the 10-year average, the Depart ment of Agriculture reported this week. A spokesman said the Oregon crop is early and that picking will begin early In September. 30 Son as to Remember 6:45 The Newi 9:00 Music That Endure 9:45 Evenins Meditation 10:00 Sign Oil, KOIN (HO) THURSDAY 6:0O Radio Digeit 6:30 Man Called "XM 7:00 Lowell Thomai 7:15 Deal Arnez Orch. 7:30 Sweeney At March 7:55 News 8:00 Meridith WilUon 8:30 Club 15 8:45 Robt. Q. Lewis Show 9:00 Lawyer Tuclcer 9:30 Over th Rainhnw 10:00 Five Star Final Aragon Blrm. Arch. 10:30 Charlie Barnett Or. i:oo serenade 11:19 Milton Charles 11:30 Air-flo 11:55 News 12:00 Silent KORE (1450) THURSDAY 6: oo Gabriel Heatter 6:15 Relax inH l.ltn 6:30 Mutual' Block Party 3:15 Music of the Master i.w ramuy i neairtj ,w uregon nfpwier 7:30 News 4:15 Song Time 7:45 Music from Scandin. 4:30 Strictly Jazz 8:00 City Band 4:45 Children's Theater 8:30 Three-Qua iter Time 5:00 On the Upbeat 9:00 Newspaper of the Air 5:55 Spotting the Sport :i worm or song KGW C030) FRIDAY 6:00 a.m. Dave West 830 Kneus With Newt 6 45 Early Bird Ballads 1:00 Farm Time 7:30 The Old Song 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring Show 8:30 Jack Berch 8:45 Hospitality Tim 9:00 Once Upon Our Tim 9:15 Kneau With News 9:30 Robt. McCorr..iclc 9:45 Believe It or Not 10:00 Today's Children 10:15 Woman In Whit 10:30 Masquerade 10:45 Light of the World 11:00 L-fe Beautiful 11:15 Ma Perkins 11:30 Pepper Young 11:45 Right to Happiness 12:00 Kneass With News 12:15 p.m. Stella Da Lias 12:30 Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown Girl Marries Faces Life Bill 1:45 Front Paae Farrell 5:00 Road of Life 2:15 Lore Lawton 2:30 Aunt Mary 2:4-Dr. Paul 3:00 This Woman's Secret 3:15 Joyce Jordan 3:30 Backstage Wife 3:45 Bob and Victor! 4:00 20 Matinee 4:30 Stars of Today 4:45 Chuck Foster 5:00 News of the World 5:15 George Moorad 5:30 On Sunny Sid 5:45 Elmer Peterson KOAC (550) FRIDAY 10:00 a.m. News 10:15 For Women 11:00 Concert Hall 12:00 News 12:15 p.m. Farm Hour 1:00 Ride 'em Cowboy 1:15 Variety Time 1:45 Melody Lane 2:00 For Women 2 :30 Memory Book Muitc a:uu news 9:30 All Star Dance Par. 9:4S Dram of Medicine 10:00 Fulton Lewi! Jr. 10:15 Dusty Disks 10:30 News 10:45 Organ Reveries 11:00 North's Melody Inn 11:30 Al Wallaces Orch. 11:45 News 12:00 Mysterious Traveler 12:30 a.m. Sandman Ser. 1:00 Sign Off. KORE 145t FRIDAY 6:00 a.m. News 6:15 Early Bird 6:45 Songs of the Pioneers 7:00 News 7:15 Rise and Shin 7:30 Birthday Club 7:45 Morning Sermonette 8:00 Cecil Brown 8:15 Melody Roundup 6:30 Music for Friday 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks 9:15 Victor Lindlahr 9:30 Familiar Music All Forms of Insurance LOREN V. BRYANT Phone 1181 63 W. 13th tinkered for man K hi turn depandabli fwrformincf.' THRIFTY T.i!' -4 Full eoniumptlon M I Gibson it only 2H lalloni i day under normal ( .ssTTSOi lot! II l economical vh) efficient lor profitable operation! VERSATILE Am; ob I team of U 'e-( norm can no, i- j Gibson Tractor can cost' ..InveMitati Mm bi j value today I .SS-tS HEAR "Real Moments of Romance" Station KORE 1:55 P.M. Monday Wednesday Friday Brought to You By BENDIX RADIO and GARRETT APPLIANCE COMPANY Miner Bldg. Phone 2706 KGW THCR8DAT 8:00 Peter Lorre Mystery 6:30 Allen Roth Music 7:00 Frankie Carle Orch. 7:15 Fleetwood I.-iwton 7:30 Col. Humphrey Flack 10:4 Piano Playhous a:ow rTances Langtora ii:uo news 8:30 Noah Webster Sayg 11:15 Erskin Johnson 9:00 Nelson Eddy 11:30 Queen for a Day 9:30 Night Serenade 12:00 Noon News 10:00 News Flashes 12:15 p.m. Light Classic 10:15 Melodies that Endure 12:45 Tello-Test 10:30 Music Tim 1:00 Radio Camera Club 11:00 News 1:15 Johnson Family 11:15 Russ Morgan Orch. 1:30 Sidewalk Reporter 11:30 Hairy Owen Orch. 1:45 Eugene Diary 11:55 News Summary 2:00 Heart's Desire 13:00 Sign Off 1:30 Lighthouse Tempi 1:45 The Combo Club 3 00 News 8:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lcwu, Jr. 4:lo Fran Hemingway 4:30 Musical CockttU 5:00 News 5:15 Melody Theatre 5:30 Adventure Par ad 5:45 Tom Mix KOIN FRIDAY S:00 a.m. News Roundup 0:15 KOIN Kloclc 7:15 Duncan Macleod. 7:30 Bob Gaired 7:45 Fred Beck 8:00 Consumer New 9:15 Aunt Jenny 8:30 Helen Trent 8:45 Our Gal Sunday 9:00 Big Sister 9U5 Ma Perkins 9:30 Young Dr. Melon 9:45 The Guiding Light 10:00 Wendy Warren 10:15 Perry Mason 10:30 Lone Journey 10:45 Rose of My Dream 11:00 Double or Nothing 11:30 Second Mrs. Burton 11:45 Grand Slam 11:00 Bob Henderson 12:15 p.m. Come and Get It 12:30 Evelyn Winters 12:45 Art Baker 1:00 House Party 1:30 Meet the Missus 2:00 Newspaper of th Air 2:30 Lullaby Time 2:35 Tunefully Your 2:43 Rosemary 3:00 Art Kirkham 3:15 Report from the U.N. 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Bill Bryan Trio 4:15 Melody House 4:30 Only Young One 4:45 The Todds 4:55 Bill Henry 5:00 Knox Manning 5:15 Music That Sparkle 5:30 Harry Flannery 5:45 Bob Gar red 5:55 Home Town 8:00 p.m. Ignorant Pay ! KVGS 140 FRIDAY 5:00 a.m. Yawn Patrol ! 5:55 News 0:00 Chuck wagon Jamb. : 15 Yawn Patrol 25- News 8:30 KUGN Farmer 0:43 Sunri5e Serenade 7:15 Ttis Coffin 7:30 James Abbev 7:45 Wake Up With Wally 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers 9:30 Breakfast In Hlwyd. 10:00 Date Wtih Betty Lou 10:15 Decorating For You 10:30 My True Story 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Baukhage Talking 11:30 Listening Post 11:45 Ethel fc Albert MEMPHIS, Tenn. U.R Ro molo De Spirito, tenor star of the Memphis Open Air Theater's "Martha," was singing like an angel. Suddenly De Spirito gurgled, choked, and the beautiful high note went into a power dive. A little green aphid, perhaps wish ing to investigate the music at its source, had done a tail spin on the gifted tenor's tonsils. De Spirito tried once more, but again his voice broke. He finally gave up and stood shaking his head sadly. The audience, in trib ute to his gallant effort, broke into a loud round of applause. IOSC ADDS MAX , Appointment of Charles W. Peters as assistant economist in" the agricultural experiment sta tion, assigned primarily to mar keting research, has been an nounced by Wm. A. Schoenfeld, dean and director of agriculture. ppte wm , . I ENDS FRIDAYl UPAM rrr -v. l Marie McDONAlD js? SATUBDHvT He"nf Aidrii and A M-Mixrr. Law alio 5 SELECT SHORT sm-- Plui kWaSwotf, 'Sin9 ASor,,' 9:4& Community Calendar 12:00 Kiernan's Newt Cor. 10:00 Newspaper of the Air 12:15 p. m Lane Co. 1st Ed. 1Z:30 Iaul wmteman C1UD 1:15 Trading Post 1:30 5ddy Duchln 1:45 Evening Headline! 2:00 Music by Kostelantei 2:15 Town Crier 8:30 Matinee In Melody 3:00 News 3:05 Matinee In Melody 3:30 Bible Institute 4:00 Jukebox Review 4:30 Off The Record 5:00 Terry At Piratea 5:15 Sky Kins 5:30 Lullaby In Rhythm Swedes Given Bonus For Larger Families STOCKHOLM- 0I.R) It pays to have a baby in Kriitinaberg, a their own, according fo city offi cials. The Kristinaberg apartments arc. a municipal project. They have been nicknamed "Houses of Manv Children." A three-rnnm suburb of Stockholm. Married , apartment rents for $560 per couples get their rent reduced 10 ' year. When the family starts com pear cent for each baby up to seven. After that they are on ing along, the tenant can get a larger place at reduced rent. Social-minded Stockholm also has built several village commun ities designed for low-income groups. However, the apartments were so desirable that people from higher income levels moved in, and many of the poor still have a housing problem. 9x12 Rugs Cleaned. Electric Cleaners, 1210 Willamette St. Whera else can you get ill these 'features plus Gibson power, per i (ormance and dependability lor such a low price? ; See the Gibson Tractor today! ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION farm & Industrial ; Equipment Co. '. FARM MACHINERY 1060 Wl lit Ave. ; Eusene, Ore. a Phone MS or Oil MOVING? 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