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0 recks V alley ' Switzerland (U.B imm depot blew up SfrVJoiitata in the & shortly berfore Friday f treating a man-made V " boulders. ?i grenades and hot SontKanderthalVal gSf, .cores of houses and r , (n charge of a Kent in the disaster l"s5. n n uersons filled, four to five were 10 , ' undetermined ana " number Injured. Swiss military authorities or dered the entire area closed for 60 hours as small explosions contin ued to rumble from th .i,i,j mountainside and a light snowfall tuvcica unexpioaed missiles scat tered inroughout the valley. AlthOUhTh fin ATfavinnnl still streaked through the sky as iiigut approacnea, tne mountain eers of Blausee were allowed to return to their vill Mitholz remained evacuated, how ever, ince most oi the glowing missiles had fallen or were falling in that area. --RADIO BROADCASTS-- American cigarette consump tion more than nnnrimnioi Itween 1921 and 1041. 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PUPPY LAND We Are Dreaming of a White ChrUtmai 5 Puppies from 5.00 Up Kittens from 1.50 Up I k Guaranteed Singer Canaries j Beautiful Love Birds "k Monkeys Golden Hampsters White Rats J Tropical and Gold Fish and Plants if Aquariums and Bird Cases i . if Full Line of Pets and Pet Supplies k Toys and Remedies for Your Pets lOreaon Trail Pet Corral w 11th 1. iir. . . m.M. H9PA 2:0ft The FimHy Hour 2:3ft Hoagy Carmlchael J:4-Joseph C. Hanch 3:00 Oizie and Harriet 3:30 Percy Faith Show 4:00 Gene Auirv 4:30 News 4:45 Waltz Awhile . 5:0O Priv. Prac. Dr. Dana 5:30 Jack In All Trade 1:00 Curtain Call 1:55 Washington Today 3:0ft Muaical Matinee 2:55 World Newt 3:00 Muaical Matinee 3:55 Northwest News 4:0ft Springfield Hour 4:55 News of Springfield 3:00 The Dinner Hour 5:30 For Children Only 5:5 police Bulletin 6:00 D.m. The IJttle Anl 8:00 n.m. C.uttt Time 6:30 Tony Martin Show 6:30 Melody Linger On 7:00 Christopher Well 7:30 Strike It Rich 8:00 Man Called X 8:2o Surprise Thaatr o:ju uionaie Archer r Pinal 10:15 Orcan IntrtuH- 10:30 Desi Arner Orch. 11:00 Elliot Lawrence Orch. 10:30 Swing Soiree 11:30 Milton Charles uix news 13:00 Silent 3:0ft Til Quick as a Flash 3:0ft Those Websters 3:3ft-Nlck Carter :Oft-Classical Concert 5:0ft JuvenlU .Tni-u 5:3ft Moments ot Devotion W.peaa . K0RB 1M1 MONDAY 2 eeUM A1 Pwlty-i 6:00 a.m.-News S'STv Bt,ckui Show 6:15 Early Bird 7'W( Heater 6:30 Birthday Club i:Mave 11 To Th Olrli 6:45 Agriculture fc!fcfc!2K. Z:?1 Hemingway t' " , V t.ia iise ana anine f cn uournat 8:45-Shella Graham Newspaper of tht Air 9:15 Veteran's Voice :30 ChlonsTn Tloal.. 10:30 Latin American Ji;??"5nny song Oreh. 11:15 Count Basle Orcb, J:?0 Henry King Orch, 11:45 News 11:00 Sign Off 8:55 Cascade News 7:0ft Serenade to You 7:30 Accordion Center 7:45 Hospitality Time 8:00 This Hour Is Fot You 8:55 World News 9:00 S P.E.B S.Q A. Carols 9:30 Swing Soiree fl-Vs Snorts Snotlidht 10:00 Graves Music Tima Christmas tor Child Ven '111 9f Ar DA3rif Florence Writer Avers VValCl DOQIU By GENEVIEVE MORGAN FLORENCE Who has not de lighted in a child's halting reci tation of a Christmas prayer? En- grossed by the sea of faces intent upon the sacred program, the words sometimes won't form at all, and one little fellow spying his daddy leans too far over the chan cel, toppling into the lap of a 7:30 Rex Miller 7:45 Morning Sermonette 8:00 Eight O'Clock News 8:15 News-Mu5lc 8:30 Monday Music 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Victor Undlahr 9:3ft Hollywood Melodies 9:45 Community Calendar 10:00 Blf Sister 10:00 Newsnarmr af thm Air 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:15 The Pictsweet Show 10:30 Young Dr. Malont 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 River of Dream 11:55 -Bulletin Board 11:00 Sign Off KOIN 7) MONDAY 6:00 a.m. Morning New 6:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Duncan Macleod 7:30 Bob Garred 7:45 Fred Beck 8:00 Consumer Newi 8:15 Oklahoma Roundup 8:30 Grand Slam 8:45 Rosemary 9:0ft Wendy Warren 9:15 Aunt Jenny 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunfliy 10:3ft Art Balcor 10:45 Piano Playhouse KUGN CUM i sunt) a KUGN-PM Tiallv n. 'nn Non P-M. 99.1 Megs. 11:05 Morning Moods Channel 2M t.i a.m Newi 7:30 Southernaire 8:00 Fine Arts Quartet 8:30 Hour of Faith 9:00 Pipes of Melody 9:15 Dream Chapel 9:30 Gospel Singer 9:45 Sundav Salon 10:15 Ray Swing 10:30 Sammy Kayt 10:55 Fact and Fiction 11:00 Church Service 13:00 Medicine Serves 13:15 p.m Sam Pettlnglll 13:30 Around The World uur tnnaren 1:30 Memories In Music 3:30 Rex Maupln 3:00 Exploring Unknown 3:30 Greatest Story 4:00 Child's World 4:30 Sunday Serenade o:uu sunoay evening 8:00 Walter Winchefl o;i aiy ueTenaae 6:30 Theater Guild 7:30 Alias Romeo 7:45 Bing Crosby 8:00 Drew Pearson 8:15 Monday Headlines 8:30 Green Hornet 9:00 Pat Novak for Hire 9:30 Dick Jurgen'a Orch. 10:00 Club Morocco Orch. 10:30 Freddie Martin Orch. 11:00 Clro's Orch. 11:15 Bridge to Dreamland 13:00 News 13:05 a.m. Sign Off 11:15 Erskine John ion 11:30 Queen for a Day 13:00 Noon News 13:15 p.m. Light Classics 12:30 Sidewalk Reporter 12:45 Tello-Tcst 1:00 Shady Valley Folks 1:15 Johnson Family 1:30 Elbert LaSchelle 1:45 Symphonic Swing 3:00 Heart'a Desire 3:30 Martin Block 2:45 Mostly Music 3:00 News 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lewis. Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemnigway 4:30 Combo Club 4:45 Adventure Parade 5:00 Pac. Coast Roundup 5:15 Superman 5:3ft Captain Midnight a: Tom mix KABH (1600) SUNDAY 8:00 a.m. Christ Brother. ":2-goUy Hou,e o:ao sun. worn. Musical Ji'An iirJu. 6:15 Concert Miniature 6:30 Scotland Yards 7:00 News 7:15 Your Public Utilities 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Let George Do It 8:30 All Star Parade 8:45 Al Goodman Orch. 8:50 Jimmy Conzelman tVU Ttillv Dnu 9:00 Newspaper of the Air 11:00 Serenade voices oi Yesterday n;w-cws 9:30 Concert Hall of Air 12:00 Silent 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10:15 Veteran's News 10:30 Peter Potter 11:00 Date Nite 10:45 The Guiding Light 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton 11:15 Perry Mason 11:30 Look Your Best 11:45 Rose of My Dreams) 13:0ft Bob Henderson 13:15 p.m. Come and O It 13:30 Double or Nothing 1:00 Art Baker i1 T.nllnriv Time 1:20 Newspaper of the Air a:uu &cnooi ot me mt 3:30 House Party 2:55 Tops for To-Day 3:00 Art Klrkham 3:15 High School Carols 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Hint Hunt 4:15 Evelyn Winters 4:30 Meet the Missus 5:00 Knox Manning 5:15 Music That Sparkle 3:30 Charles Collingwood 5:45 Bob Garred 5:55 Bill Henry 6:00 p.m. Radio Theatre 7:00 My Friend Irma 7:30 Screen Guild Player 8:00 Lowell i nomas 8:15 Jack Smith Show 8:30 Talent Scouts 8:55 Newe 9i00 Inner Sanctum 9:30 Club 15 9:45 Edward R. Murrow 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 The Happy Prince 10:30 Dyana Gal Songs 8:55 World News 9:00 Sun. Mrrn. Musical 10:55 World News 11:00 First Baptist Church 13:00 The Iews Parade 13:15 p.m. Weather Report 13:20 Melodies 12:30 Music You Like 13:45 Sunday Showcase 2:33 norm west news 3:00 Sunday Showcase 4:55 World News 5:00 Concert Master 5:30 1600 Harmony Lane 5:55 Police Bulletin 6:00 p.m. 1600 Harmony 7:55 World News 8:001600 Harmony Lane 9:55 World News 10:001500 Harmony Lane 11:00 River of Dreams 1H55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Sign Off KOW (620) SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. Nat. Radio Pulpit 8:00 Church 8:30 The Tenth Man 8:45 Inside China 9:00 Here's to Veterans 9:15 News 9:30 Eternal Light 10:00 Glenn Shelley, Organ 10:3ft Chicago Round Table 11:00 Music America Loves 11:3ft Harvest of Stars i:w lajuiz mas 1:30 Musical Encore 1:45 Chuck Foster, News 2:00 Ford Theater 13:00 Night Owl 13:30 a.m. Sandman 1:00 Sign Off KUGN (1400) MONDAY KUGN-FM Daily From 12 Noon till 9 P.M. 99.1 Megs Channel 256. 5:53 a.m. New 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:1ft Chuck Wagon 6:25 Spokesman Reports 6:30 KUGN Farmer 6:45 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 Gospel Singer 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 James Abbe 7:45 Wake Up With Wally 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers 9:30 Breakfast In Hollywd. KOAC (550) MONDAY 10:00 a.m. News 10:15 For Women 11:00 Concert Hall 13:15 p.m. Noon Farm Hour i:du ruae cm owiwj :15 Holiday i"n Mflndv lane 2:00 Let's Get Acquainted 2:30 Memory Book music 3:00 The Oregon Reporter 3:15 Music oi me jnasiers 4:00 News 4:15 U.S. Navy Band 4:30 Strictly Jaiz 4:43 Children's Theater 5:00 On the Upbeat 3:50550 Sport Club 8:00 p.m. News 6:15 The KOAC Organ 8:30 Czech Music 7:15 Evening Farm Hour H-nn United Press Report 8:15 Christmas Seal Party 8:45 The News o-nn Music That Endures 9:45 Evening Meditations 10:00 Date With Betty Lou inoo Sim OK 10:1S Decorating For You i0-00 algn uu 10:30 My True Story Knw ((ie0v Mn 3:00 Svmnhonette 3:30 Oregon Album 4:00 Jack Benny 4:30 Harris-Fa ye 5:00 Charlie McCarthy i:3v f Tea Alien 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Meet The Band 11:30 Listening Post 11:45 Ethel and Albert 12:00 Kiernan's Corner 12:15 p.m. Lane Co. 1st Ed. 12:30 Paul Whiteman Club 1:15 Trading Post - -1:30 Dinning Sisters 1:45 Evening Headlines 2:00 Music By Kostelanetz 10;i5Kneass With News Matinee In Melody JSiSwS Jordwi 3:00 Ladies Be Seated u :0oToday's Children 3:30-Record Preview 11:15 Woman In White 4:00 Jukebox Review n:3ft-Holly Sloane 4:3-0 The Record n:45-L!ght of the World 5:00 Chimes at Xmas Time jj-oo Kneass With News 5:3ft Merry-Go-Round 12:15 p.m.Ma Perkins oiooHdlmeiaUion r7Vh3 front seat lady a moment long' H v. o hm rmmh.rH ffCn An will 1 cnnar year- iTo View Bids The Eugene Water Board at a special meeting Monday at 8 p.m. will open bids on excavation work at the site of the proposed Hay den Bridge filter plant and con sider its budget for the next cal- Rcglstcr-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, Pec. 81, 1947 , Page 17 the usual sense, Supt. Ray Boals has explained. Instead, this statistical and fi nancial statement represents a tentative program for the water Its purpose li to provide the board's directors with full Infor mation on costs and engineer's recommendations regarding an nual service functions and long- board's 1948 activities, he said. I range expansion plans. ever let him forget.) As the ageless story ot the na tivity unfolds the audience re calls the scenes of childhood. Pen cilled in one's memory is-the re membered wonderment of the most glorious season, when man's goodness is paramount. KflW 2H MONDAY 6:00 a.m. N.Y. Honeymoon 8:30 Kneass Wlin news : Early Bird Ballads 7:00 TOrm 'rime 7:30 The Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring 8hov a-.SO-Jack Berch 8:45 Hospitality Time 9:00 Tommy Dorsey Show 10:00 nelson uimsien a-lK Sour. Serenade 8:30 Want to Lead a Band 6:00 p.m.Merry.Oo-Round !!.2J-n!,.n!, 6:30 Familiar Music 7:00 Take It or Leave It 7:30 Horace Heldt Night 8:00 Star Preview 8:30 Symphony Hour 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 News Flashes 10:15 Nora Martin Sings 10:30 Catholic Hour 11:00 News u:is Guest Star 11:30 Fltzoatrlck Orch. il:S5 News Summary 11:00 Sign Off 7:30 On Stage America 8:00 constant invaaer 8:15 My Sereande 8:30 Ople Cates 9:00 Date With Dinah 9:15 Voice of the Army 9:30 Christmas Fantasy 10:00 Count Basle 10:15 Sports Final 10:20 News 10:30 Club Morocco Orch. 11:00 Roekln' Rhythm 12:00 News 12:05a.m. sign Off KOIN 97) SUNDAY b:oo a.m world news 8:15 Power Biggs, Organ 8:45 Trinity Choir 7:00 Church of the AJr 8:00 News 8:05 The Legend Singers 12:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Hacxsiage wue 1:15 Stella Dallas 1 :30 Lorenzo Jones 1:45 Young Wldder Brown 2:00 When a Girl Marries 3:15 Portia Faces Life 2.30 Just Plain Bill 2:45 Front Page Farrell . 3:00 Road of Life 3:15 Lora Lawton 3:30 Aunt Mary 3:45 Dr. Paul 4:00 This Woman's Secret 4:15 Life Can Be Beautiful 4:30 Relax In Rhythm 4:45 Stars of Today 5:00 Chuck Foster 5:15 George Moorad 5:30 Voice of Firestone 6:00 p.m String Serenade 8:30 Dr. L O. 7:00 Contended Hour 7:30 Fred Waring Show 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 news oi tne woria KASB (1600) MONDAY 8:00 a.m. Crossroads 6:55 Sears Farm Fair 7:00 Top of the Morning 7:55 World News 8:00 Top of the Morning R-Xft Rlhle Fellowahlri 8:30 Salt Lake Tabernacle 9:00 Morning Melody Time 8:30 Cavalcade of America 9:00 Invitation to Learning 9:55 World News 9:00 Telephone Hour 9:30 Guest Stars 10:00 KASH Party Une :30The Big Story 9:45 News 10:30 Christmas Calendar 10:00 News Flashes 10:00 People's Platform 10:55 Eugene-Lane News 10:15 Current and Choice 11:15 Pen Women 10:45 The Band Wagon 11:30 KASH Party Line 11:00 News 12:00 Radio Newsreel 11:15 Jan Garber Orch. 12:15 p.m. Weather Report 11:30 Time to Dream 12:20 The Farm Digest 11:55 News Summary 12:30 Crossroads Jamboree 12:00 Sign Off Florence Evangelical United Brethren Church is presenting its Christmas program at the church Sunday, 7:30 p. m., and extends an invitation to the public. The pro gram will Include the singing of carols, recitations by the various Sunday school classes, a 'tableau and offeratory. Florence schools will observe the holidays from Dec. 19 to Jan. according to announcement by Principals Lee Weber and Deane Mellum. Florence Public library will be closed until Tuesday, Jan. 5, an nounces Mrs. L. Bresney, libra rian. With the start of the new year, a new schedule of library days and hours will be arranged and announced. Several new assis tants will be on the staff. Recent donations to the library include a number ot children's books donated by David R. French with the Auxiliary of Francis, A. Yost Post American Legion givlnr "Four White Horses and a Brass Band," writ ten y Violet McNeal, a local author. Arriving this month Is s copy of the new Oregon Blue Book. Personals George Hocker, who operates the HI-Way meat market, is re covering from a serious illness and was greatly cheered by the visit; of his brother V. W. Hocker, B: 4 R refrigeration owner in Tul sa, Okla., who flew here upon learning of his brother's illness, and returned to Tulsa only because of urgent business. The visiting brother was greatly impressed with Florence and its people and contemplates selling out and re turning here. Harold Anderson, an old friend of the Hookers, ex perienced meat man from Los An geles is here to assist Mrs. King, who has been carrying on the mar ket during the emergency. Arriving at the C. J. Morgan home Sunday to spend the holi days are their daughter Carolyn Jean and heir nephew Fred Chan dler of Portland. Other members of the family coming from Port land later will be Albert Chan dlers and William Blairs. Mrs. Mildred Waldo, third grade teacher has been, granted a leave of absence and will attend col lege the remainder of the year. The Clinton Carlsons have sold o portion of their farm In Grant's Canyon to R. D. Croslar. The Carl son home Is included in the sale, and will be torn down, and the lumber used toward the building of a new home for the Corsairs. Carlsons will also build a new homo. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Funk have returned from visiting his sister in Klamath Falls. The John Stonelake family will go to Washington to spend Christ mas with the Vernon StonefieldF. Mrs. Al Goodlln, daughter Doro thy and son Tex have (fnne Los Angeles where they will mf" Mr. Goodlin and visit relatives ff several weeks. Durin Mrs. Goor lln's absence Mrs. Virginia Wicl wlll be nurse in Dr. N. J. Dunn's office. The Hayden Bridge work, call ing for( excavation of 30,000 cubic yards of earth and 15,000 cubic yards of rock, will be the start on a project not expected to be com pleted until 1949. However, if di rectors of the water board let the contract for the excavating, it is likely that this initial Job will be undertaken almost immediately. The total cost of the new filter plant Has been estimated at $1,000,000. Watei from the plant will be carried to Eugene through a $500,000 pipeline, sections of which have already been laid. The budget to be checked by the board's directors Monday night is not a formal statement of revenues and planned expenses in EVERY BOY'S CHOICE SCm-HNN-BUILT WORLD BICYCLES If it isn't a WORLD It isn't the BEST Hoffman fo Preside Over Lane Attorneys Louis Hoffman, Eugene, will head the Lane County Bar Assn. for the coming year, retiring President William Riddlesbarger said Saturday. Other 1948 officers elected at a recent meeting of the association were: Herbert Lombard, Cottage Grove, vice-president; and John Luvaas, Eugene, secretary-treasurer. The Grand Canal of China li believed to be the longest and, in some sections, the oldest arti ficial waterway in modern use. HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE 85 8th Ave. W. Phone 3113-M 10:30 Doorwiv to Life 11:00 Meet the Author 11:15 University Explorer 11:90 Phil Brito Singi 11:45 Here's To You 11:00 N. Y. Philharmonic i:ro p.m. .Hour oi unarm 'Satira' Reportedly Handed 12 Years HAVANA, Cuba (U.B Patricia rsatira) Schmidt. 22-year-old American dancer who shot and killed her married lover aboard his yacht in Havana harbor last April, was reported Saturday night to have been sentenced by a three-man tribunal to 12 years in prison and fined $5000. There .was n. official confirm ation of the reported sentence but a formal announcement was ex tracted Monday. Tne reponea sentence, wnicn was said to recognize Patricia as the direct author of a premedi tated homicide, also Included pay ment by her of all court costs, it was said. About three-fourths of all fiber consumed in the United States is cotton. Heart disease, the leading cause of death In the United States, ac counted for 30 per cent of all U. S. deaths in 1944. Our Christmas Offer to You Lureloy Bracelets Tho Miraculous New Non-tamlshlno; Matal always glitter bright . . . even Improves with wearing. 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