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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1948)
1 5 . m. Horace Burnett V ' to a new home at VMth and Willamette hire there Is a larger acelhan at their for- ::?'" "r ffest Broaaway. mi. F '"noc" t" the new5 e " ,A left a large rose .er, s"d nniv eieht .uimH mm. ,- . P .,. at the new home, out fc: ". fnr more. . . ., 2850 tons of coal WHITE LIES gy Whltely i i-iwrt for soms lCountyreslent ,-,o will maKe let to hang ov " , iJ, baa . 1119 1119 Wpy one." Hit isn't Day , Sng, it's eleciions, or ... -)work ... or a com- ISon of all three. - f this Sunday K radio has other uses R .. Tnhsv mugs tan 10 4 ,d ash trays. fpJGN, surprisingly enough has a lew ywJ low's that you should listen to This afternoon lamed relator Milton Cross will bnng out his "Opera Album ton 1:30 until 2. Mr. Cross u best rememoerea ior rue L-i i (Vis Metropolitan Opera Series this spring. He will play selected anas irom leading operas, and will comment on the artists. Anew ABC show on Sunday afternoon is Personal auio mmh al 2. lim Ameche and cronies combine with the ! Dinning Sisters ior thirty Lui.fae ( VfTTlfltV find fun. IU1U1UIOO w. 1 David Harding will solve another unsolvable when he ur.d the Counterspy s gang upon the meanies at 2.30. The show that it causing a mild case of teleDhonitis on Sunday afternoon is "Stop tne music. Bert Forks is Santa Clous with the aifts ior listeners all over the ioounfry who are telephoned torn New York while ths ow is in progress, and ask ed to identify the tune .cur rently belna rjloverf. Tho Slant iackDot which has ev. eryinng n it fmm Mr. n South America to the klich- n sink is given to the per- ion that answers the name of the "Mvstfirv Mealrtr." for the past four weeks, no one nas guessed its identity, at this wrltlnaths Ml we can guess is "The Old way Mare that Wandered Out nf (ho !A7iU " 'eve had calls at the sta- to tell Eugene listeners -8 title... We're iustguess a Ico. But 9n nnn ie Iot ol money for one lousy tae. It's a lot of fun . . . so Krrpen your musical wits rai & on tho M.u" i e ... Sunday. '6r gettina sivorvKnir i , amlval spirit for Stop the m9 coom ls 0werea w.en Mrs. Winchell's little y Walter sticks out his : at 8. Valter Intones the .Cflet . " "i-uop, raises goose "Spies On nntlnr,1 v-i then norfrllo. T n i -...ootner . . . lovelier skin I -! h9 Says. Hal Trnn mirtntn ? l curtain Walter 'sahard time noviv, tv,,, F1 of them. For needellng national scale hear 1c- -AS Of rifilirx ..Jit- iTli lhell at 6 every Sunday 'if.i. I..'.' ' 0101 iust about 1 t. , uw" "'S' eai. :: ..l0,r is Sunday, but '-Jt foraot "5, . -3v nit. u evsrY bun itr J. ,vi.rJour two ABC IIADIO BROADCASTS KGW (M0 SUNDAY 7:00 Highlights of Biblt 7:30 Memorable Mutle 8:00 Church In Home 8:30 Newt 8:45 Paul Page Singi 9:00 John Doe'i Music 9:30 Eternal Light 10:00 Glenn Shelley, organ 10:30 Chicago round table 11:00 RFD America 11:30 Music Amer. Lovei 12:00 Eddy Howard to Eugene and KeUGeN 3.00 Family Hour H2-llse thatReireahei 4:00 Gene AuUy 4:30 New 4:45 Music (or romancing 5:00 Sing It Again 8:00 p. m Catch Me 8:0 Strike It Rich 7:00 Shorty Bell 7:30 This Living Hag 8:00 Man Called X 8:25 Surprise Theater 8:30 Blondte 9:00 Adven. Sam Spade Btlxt-iou nre mere 12:30 p. m One Man's lam. 10:00 Five Star Final 1:00 Quit Kids 1:30 Musical Encore 1:45 Chuck Fofiier, newa 2:00 Sunday Theater 3:00 Sympnonnette 3:30 Oregon Album 4:00 Jack Benny 4:30 Pat O'Brien 5:00 Hoot, hnaw cnoraie .looSrm-MerJy.go-round '-KnMu with New. 6:30 Familiar Music 10:15 Hour of St. Francis; 10:30 Dance Orch. 11:00 Dance Orch, 11:30 Air Flo ll:55News 12:00 Silent KGW 020) MONDAY 6:00 a. m. Hodge Podg 7:00 Take It, Leave It 7:30 Horace Heldt 8:00 Star Preview 8:30 Symphony Hour 9:30 Jack Benny 10:00 Richfield News 10:15 Norah Martin Singi 10:30 Catholic Hour 11:00 News 11:15 Decision Now 11:30 Wax Museum 12:00 Sign Off KORE (1850) SUNDAY 7:00 a. m. Bible Clui 7:30 Treble Clef Club 8:00 Christians Hour 8:15 Showers of blessing 8:30 Voice of Prophecy 9:00 Hymns of Praise 9:30 Lutheran Hour 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:15 Commander Scott 10:3O Reflections 10:45 Birthday Club 11:00 Garden Talks 11:15 Vet Wants to Know 11:30 Bill Cunningham 11:45 Canary Chorus 12:00 Charlie's House 12:30 News 12:35 Talent Jackpot i:oo riouse oi Mystery 1:30 True Detective 2:00 Under Arrest 2:30 What Makes You tick 3:00 Those Websters 3:30 Nick Carter 4:00 Classical Concert 4:30 Meet Your Partner 5:00 Juvenile Jury 5:30 Lyn Murray 5:45 Twin Views of News 6:00 p. m. Meet at Parky' 8:30 It's A Living 7:00 Behind Front Pace 7:30 Looking Glass 7:43 uuesi star 8:00 News, Headlines 8:15 Ray Bloch presents 8:30 Jergen's Journal 8:45 Sheilah Graham 9:00 Newspaper of Air 8:45 Early Bird Ballads 7:00 Farm Time 7:30 The Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring show 8:30-Jack Berch 8:45 Friendly Melodies 9:00 Tommy Dorsey show 10:00 Kneass with News 10:15 Nelson Olmsted 10:30 Claudia 10:45 Joyce Jordan 11:00 Double or Nothing 11:30 Today's Children 11:45 Light of the World 12:00 Kneass with News 12:15 p.m. Ma Perkins 12:30 Pepper Young's fam. 12:45 Right to Happiness 1:00 Backstage Wife 1:15 Stella Dallas 1:30 Lorenzo Jones l:45Widder Brown 2:00 When a Girl Marries 2:15 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 j: wora uraKe KOIN 970) MONDAY 8:00 a m. News of Amex. 8:13 KOIN Klock 7:15 Duncan Macleod 7:30 Bob Garred 7:45 Fred Beck 8:00 Consumer Newt 8:15 Feature Story 8:30 Grand Slam 8:45 Rosemary 9:00 Wendv Warren 9:15 Aunt Jenny 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Big Sister 10:15 Ma Perkma 10:30 Young Dt. Mfllone 10:45 Guidi-ig Light 11:00 2 id Mrs. Bui ton 11:15 Parry Mason 11:30 Norah Drake 11:45 Evelyn Winters 12:00 Noon B. Henderson 12:15 p.m. Come and Get It 12:30 Double or Nothing 1:00 Art Bakers Notebk. 1:30 Newspaper of Air 2:00 Meet the MUsus 2:30 House Party 2:35 Tops for Today 3:00 Art Kirkham 3:15 Lullaby Time 3:20 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:00 Hint Hunt 4:25 George Fisher 4:30 Jerry Wayne Shaw 4:45 Ned Galmer, Newi 5:00 Knox Manning 5:15 Music That Sparkles 5:30 Charles Collingwood 5:45 Bob Garred, News 5:55 Bill Henry. News 6:00 Radio Theater 7:00 My Friend Irma 7:30 Screen Guild Playerg 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15Jack Smith Show 8:30 Talent Scouts 8:55 News, CBS 9:00 Inner Sanctum 9:30 Beulah ' 6:45 Night Editor 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 In My Opinion 10:30 Dance Orchestra 11:00 Serenade 11:30 Air-Ho 11:55 News 12:00 Silent 4:00 Thin woman1 tmnrmt 4:15 Life can be beautiful HASH (1600) MONDAY 4:30Ljnda's First Love 8:00 a.m. Cross. Jamb. Mar5,ofJroday 5:55-World News 5:00 Chuck Foster, news 6:00 Crossroads Jamb. 3:15 George Moorad 5:30 Voice of Fireston 6:00 p. m. Oregon Mel. 6:30 Dr. I. Q. 7:00 Contented Hour T:30 Fred Waring show 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 News of the World 8:30 Cavalcade of Amer. 9:00 Telephone Hour 9:30 The Big Story 10:00 Richfield News 10:15 Sports Page Final 10:30 Band Wagon 10:45 Morton Downey u:uu news 9:15 Background stardom 11:15 Wax Museum 9:30 Diary of aFte 10:00 Voice of the Army 10:15 Chicago Theater n:ia uance urcn. 11:45 News 12:00 Sign Off HASH (1600) SUNDAY 8:00 a. m. Christian Hour 8:30 Morning Musicals 8:55 World News 9:00 Morning Musical 10:55 World News 11:00 First Baptist church 12:00 The News Parade 12:15 p. m. Weather report 12:20 Mel. in Black, White 12:30 Sunday Showcase 1:00 The Gospel Rocket 1:15 Sunday Showcase 1:30 Baseball Game 5:301600 Harmony Lane 5:55 Police Bulletin 6:00 p. m. Harmony Lane 7:55 World News 8:00 Harmony Lane 8:45 Holland Calling 9:00 Ave Maria Hour 9:301600 Harmony Lane 9:55 World News 10:001600 Harmony Lane 11:00 River of Dreams 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Sign Off KOAC (550) SUNDAY 10:30 a. m. Sign on Si news 10:53 U. O. baccalaureate 12:15 p. m. Sign Off i p. m. sign on news 12:00 Sign Off KORE U460) MONDAY 6:00 a. m. Farm News 6:15 Coffee Clock 6:45 Agricul. Speaking 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise it Shine 7:30 Rex Miller 7:45 Morning Sermonette 8:00 Music for Monday 8:30 Cecil Brown . 8:45 Ray Bloch 9:00 Kate Smith 9:15 Victor Lindlahr 0:30 Hollywood melodies 9:45 Community calendar 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:15 Brighter Homes 10:30 Wash. Commentary 10:45 Songs of our Times 11:00 News 11:05 Housewives Prom. 11:30 Queen for a Day 12:00 Noon News 12:15 p. m. Cedric Foster 12:30 Gardening Today 12:35 Light Classics 12:45 Inulring Mike 1:00 South of the Border 1:15 Johnson Family 1:30 Red Cross 1:45 Bob Eberty 2:00 Heart's Desire 2:30 Birthday Club 2:53 Proaram Notes 3:00 News Headlines 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemingway :ju massing raraoe 7:55 U. O. Commencement 4:45 Pac. Coast Roundup 10:15 Sign Off KOIN (970) SUNDAY 6:00 a. m World News 6:13 E. Power Biggs 8:45 Trinity Church choir 7:00 Church of Air 8:00 News 8:05 Howard K. Smith 8:15 As Others See Us 8:30 Salt Lake tabernacle 9:00 Invitation to Learn 8:30 Guest Stars 9:45 News 10:00 Doorway to Lift 10:30 Tell It Again 11:00 People's Platform 11:30 Joseph C. Harsch 11:45 Where People Stand 12:00 Symphony Orch. 1:30 Mystery Quiz 2:00 Janette Davis 2:15 Here's to You 2:30 Carle Comes Calling 5:00 Adventure Parade a:ia superman 5:30 Captain Midnight 5:45 Tom Mix 6:00 p.m. Gabriel He alter 6:15 News Headlines 8:30 California Melodies 7:00 Red Cross 7:15 Casa Lorn a Time 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Let George Do It 8:30 Charlfe Chan 8:35 Billy Rose 9:00 Newspaper of Air 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Eyes on the Ball 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 10:15 Unexpected 10:45 Spotlight on a Star 11:00 Bros. Arlington 11:30 Mutual Music Box 12:00 Sandman 1:00 Sign Off 8:55 World News 7:00 Crossroads Jamb. 7:55 Northwest Newa 8:00 Top of Morning 8:55 World News 9:00 A.M. Melody Time 9:55 World News 10:00 KASH Party Lint 10:15 Pets for People 10:20 KASH Party Line 10:55 Local News 11:00 Curtain Call 11:15 Hollywood Spotlight 11:20 Theatre Page 11:30 Curtain Call 12:00 Noon News Parade 12:15 p.m. Weather Report 12:20 Farm Digest 12:30 Crossroads Jamb. 1:00 Musical Matinee 1:55 Northwest News 2:00 Musical Matinee 2:55 Washington Today 3:00 Musical Matinee 3:30 Tunes on Parade 3:55 Cottage Grove News 4:00 Springfield Hour 4:55 SDringfield News 5:00 The Dinner Hour 5:30 For Children Only a:3o fonce Bulletin i 6:00 p.m. Valley Rad. New 8:15 Monday's Top Ten 6:30 Melody Lingers On 6:55 Eugene-Lane News 7;00 Marine Story 7:15 Music Hall Varieties 7:30 Serenade to You 7:55 World News 8:00 This Hour Is for You 9:00 Radio Newsreel 9:15 Swing Soiree 9:55 Sports Spotlight 10:00 Swing Soiree 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 Swing Soiree 11:33 Bulletin Board 12:00 Swing Soiree 12:30 a.m. Sign Off KOAC (550) MONDAY 10:00 a.m. The News 10:15 Espec. for Women 11:00 Concert Hall 12:00 Noon The News 12:15 p.m. Melody Lane 12:40 Time Out 12:45 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1:00 The News 1:15 Farm Hour 2:00 Summertime 2:30 Proudly We Hall 3:00 Oreaon Renorter 3:15 Music of Masters 4:00 The News 4:15 Eyes on the Ball 4:30 Srtlctly Jaz 4:45 Children's Theater 9:00 On the Upbeat 5:50550 Sports Club 6:00 p.m. The News 6:15 Dinner Melodies 6:30 Music of Czechoslov. 7:15 Evening Farm Hour 8:00 Research Report Nursing Problems To Be Considered By New Committee A committee to consider pub lic aspect of nursing problems composed of representatives from local civic organizations is being formed under the auspices of District Five, Oregon State Nurses Association. The group will hold its initial meeting Wednesday evening to discuss public support for the vocational education program for practical nurses. Chairman of the commit tee is Miss Kay Delsing, R.N., of the Lane County Public Health Unit. The presentation of the plan, as outlined by the Oregon State Nurses Association, will be given by Miss Genevieve Waples, fieid representative and counselor for O.S.N.A. Mrs. Eleanor Burkey will represent the practical nurse group. A meeting of all practical nurses of this area is also being called for three-thirty o'clock of the same day at Friendly House, Eleventh and Ferry Streets. Any practical nurse or nurses aide who is unable to attend this meeting is requested to list her name with Mrs. Eleanor Burkey, 834 Fourteenth Avenue East, so that she may be notified of the progress on plans for the im prover course. WOMEN OF THE MOOSE will have a card party in Moose Hall Monday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. John Hoaks will be hostess. Sewing Club of the order will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock in the home of Mrs. Lee Bomark, 789 Cherry Avenue, with Mrs. Hoaks and Mrs. Mich ael Kuntz. Project for evening's work will be the making of baby clothes for flood victims. Mrs. Hixson Elected Brides' President Mrs. William J. Hixson, from Australia, will head the Foreign Brides Club as president in the next six-month period, succeed ing Mrs. William Kingsley In of fice. Election was held at a meet ing of the club Tuesday after noon in the Y Community Center. Other officers are Mrs. Wilburn McFarland, vice president; Mrs John Heard, coresponding secre tary; Mrs. Alvin Bray, recording secretary, and Mrs. James Breed- en, treasurer. An invitation to the group to attend a smorgasbord dessert at the Danebo church at seven-thirty o'clock was announced. Plans for the second annual banquet of the club, June 19, also were discussed. It will be held at the Eugene Hotel. WESTWAY CLUB will meet in the home of Mrs. M. G. Dunn, 8S1 West Broadway, Thursday afternoon at one o'clock. Talk' on Coolcery Given by Instructor ForBusiness Women "Outdoor Cookery" was the topic of a talk given by Miss Mabel A. Wood, head of the home economics department at the University of Oregon, before the Eugene Business and Pro fessional Women's Club Thurs day noon at the Eugene Hotel. Miss Wood was presented by Mrs. Rachel Johnson, chairman of the publications committee. "There is no difference in what an egg will do, whether you boil it indoors or out," Miss Wood said, in advancing a prem ise that outdoor cooking is simple. She instructs a class of men students annually in the art, she said, and they prepare a din ner consisting of planked sal- mon, baked potatoes, vegetables, and biscuits. She told the conk ing methods in each case, the salmon on a plank, tipped before the fire, with strips of . bacon laced across the nails which hold the split salmon (skin side down); the potatoes In a tightly- RegUter-Giiatfl, Eugene. Ore.. Sim., June 13, 1948, Page TB covered can, with a little water in, so that they steam, then brown; vegetables cooked upon a grill, remembering to grease the kettles so they are easily cleaned of the black soot depos its; and biscuits baked in a re flector oven. Election of Miss Genevieve Hallin as president of the club, to replace Mrs. Myrl Garnett, who had been elected but not installed when sickness forced her resignation, took place at the meeting. Mrs. David Barn hart was elected first vice-president, and Mrs. Leora McMurph ey, second vice-president to fill the slate of officers, who will be installed later. The annual Bosses Night din ner, it was announced, will take place June 24 at the Eugene Hotel and will be a formal din ner. The installation will be a part of the evening program. Chairmen for the dinner are Miss Elizabeth Richard and Mrs. Max Burris. Convention reports were giv en, and Mrs. Harold B. 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