Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 21, 1948, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPag 18, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., July It, 1948 Murray Takes Montana Vote HELENA, Mont. (U.R) James K. Murray, Montana1! senior sen ator, Wednesday had been nomi nated for reelection by Montana Democrats. Murray was leading in all coun ties and had built up an edge of four to one over his einiriA nr! mary opponent, Dr. Henry J. Mc Gregor of Great Falls, on the basis of unofficial returns from 480 of the state's 1142 precincts Most Decided Most of the other contests in Montana's primary election ap peared to be decided early Wed nesday, as returns continued to pour in from throughout the state. Tom J. Davis, Butte attorney and former president of Rotary International, was running well ahead of Wellington D. Rankin of Helena for the Republican sena torial nomination. Davis establish ed a lead as the first precincts were reported and continued to hold it until he was more than 4000 votes in front early Wednes aay. Ford Leads Rnnnhlipnn Rnu Com Pi.J spfkins nomination fnr rvAliw.tini held a lead of nearly four-to-one over nis nearest opponent, Leon ard C. Younff. who cnncarieri h election Wednesday morning. in a rea-noi contest ior the Democratic gubernatorial nomi- nntinn. .Tnhn W Rnnnoi. Unlann ' . .. . w. , MV.V.IH attorney ana former state attorney general, inurcusea an cany leaa over Arthur F. Lamev. Billings. to more than 9000 votes. Lelf Erickson, who defeated Sen. Bur inn Tf Whpelur for th Tlamn-aH senatorial nomination in the 1946 primary, was running third, near ly ovvv vvJies oenina Donner. Montana's two incumbent con gressmen Democrat Mike Mans' flPlH nf thft let riict-lnt anrl Wo. Dublican Weslev A. D'Eurart nf the na were unopposed m tne pri mary. the HOLLAND WILBUR HALL & RENE Late Stars of Paul Whiteman's Show and Ken Murray's Blackouts Plus INEZ GRAHAM Novelty Dancer Billy Hamilton's Orchestra Pour course chicken dinners, $1.50 plus tax. Also serving steaks, lobster, frog legs, oysters. Open dally except Sunday 2:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Phone 4080 for Reservations Police Hold Man On Fugitive Warrant Attrmyn .Tnnn M(T.niti,Win fin .WUHB....., WW Wae BrrnlOnBH rn a fiiaitii.A lira rant in justice court Tuesday and neia ior mortn mcniana, wasn., police with his bail set at $2500. ivicijougnun nas used tne names of Mills and Miller while in Eu gene, city police said after his arrest. He is wanted in the Wash ington community for contributing to the delnquency of a minor. RA V Us w i- w m ii this is the Japanese version of the traveling salesman. He pushes cart along Tokyo sldestreets shouting to call attention to his display of varied wares.. Hare' REAL FAST Relief For ITCHY SKIT. Zemo a Doctor's invisible antiseptic liquid promptly relieves itching of sur face skin irritations. vpijA Also alda healing! -CtlYIU -IIAPIO BROADCASTS - ON AU MAKP K.I IEMJ 7M I. llth. 61 1 RASH (1600) Wednesday 6:00 p. m. News 6:15 Guest Time 6:30 Treasure Chest 6:40 Music by Martin 6:55 Eugene-Lane News 7:00 U. S. Navy Band 7:15 Music Hall Varieties 7:30 Serenade to You 7:55 World At a Glance 8:00 This Hour Is For You 9:00 Radio Newsreel 0:15 Studio Party OiRS Knnrte Knntlio-li 10:00 Studio Party iu:ao rjews Kounaup 11:00 Studio Party 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:30 a. m. Sign Off KOIN (970) Wednesday 0:00 County Fair 6:30 Harvest of Stars 7:00 Man Named Jordan 7:30 The Whistler, CBS 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15 Treasury Bandstand 8:30 Dr. Christian 9:00 American Tapestry 9:30 Rob't Q. Lewis Show A-4S Ntoht TMItv. 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Talks. CBS 10:30 Capitol Cloakroom 11:00 Vocalist & Organist 11:30 Air-Flo 11:55 News, CBS 12:00 Sign Off KOBE (1450) Wednesday 6:00 p. m. Gabriel Heatter 6:15 News Headlines 6:30 Lone Wolf VSR TUll Uanru 7:00 Concert Miniature 7:15 Forest Conservation 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Name that Song 8:30 Something to Hem. 8:45 Little Show 8:55 Billy Rose 9:00 Newspaper of the Air 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Musical Showcase 8;4S T-nnrt nt iUm. IV,. 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. iu-.io unexpected 10:45 Spotlight on a Star 11 -nn 1M114..-.1 .. n . n;jo sanaman serenade 11:45 News 10:45 The News 11:00 Sign Off KOIN (970) THURSDAY 6:00 a. m. News of Amer, 6:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Dun. Macleod, News 7:30 Bob Garred, News 7:45 Fred Beck 8:0Or-Consumer News 8:15 Barnyard Follies 8:30 Grand Slam 8:45 Rosemary 9:00 Wendy Warren " 9:15 Aunt Jenny 9:30 Helen Trent 9:45 Our Gal Sunday 10:00 Big Sister 10:15 Ma Perkins 10:30 Young Dr. Malone 10:45 The Guiding Light 11:00 Second Mrs. Burton 11:15 Perry Mason 11:30 Norah Drake 11:45 Evelyn Winters 12:00 Dun. Macleod, News 12:15 p.m. Come and Get It 12:30 Your Stand In 12:45 Hilltop House ;uw it. carters jsoieDOOK l:30-Newspaper of the Air KrHa ZKS 2:00 Meet the Missus 56 packaSe " '-wnii o Get 'em While they Last - - "WOODY WOODPECKER" by Mel Blanc and tbe Sportsmen on Capitol Records "LIFE GITS TEE-IUS" by Carson Robinson en M-G-M Records MUSIC 1198 Willamette ART raved . Phone 4407 4:uu nouse fany 2:55 Tops for Today 3:00 Art Klrkhom, News 3:15 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Arthur Godfroy . 4:00 Hint Hunt 4:25 George Fisher 4:30 Jerry Wayne Show 4:45 Ned Galmer, News 5:00 Knox Manning 9:15 Music That Sparkles 5:30 Collingwood, News 5:45 Bob Garred, News 5:55 News KOBE (1150) THURSDAY 6:00 a. m. Farm & Home 6:15 Coffee Clock 6:45 Two Ton Baker 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise & Shine 7:30 Rex Miller 7:45 Morning Scrmonetle 8:00 Music for Thursday 8:30 Cecil Brown 8:45 Gay SO's 9:00 Kate Smith Speaks :15 Victor Lindlahr :aw jsrnest Tubbs 5:30 Yawn Patrol 5:55 News 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:25 News 6:30 KUGN Farmer 6:45 Sunrise Serenade 7:00 Gospel Singer 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 News Summary 7:45 Woke Up With Wally 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers o-nn niw'Dt in 10:00 Kathryn Comments 10:15 Walter Kiernan 10:20 The Ambassadors 10:30 My True Story 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Hauraan Echoes 11:30 Waltz Time 11:45 Ethel and Albert 12:00 News Wli m Local News 12:30-Cllff Edwards Show 12:45 Sons of the Pioneers 1:00 Man With the Hat 1:30 Date With Betty Lou ?ere ArnoW Show 3:00 Ladies Be Seated 3:30 Haven of Rest 4:00 KUGN Corral 4:30-stop, Lok & Listen 4.55 News 5:00 Sh. T.-irom Hollyw. KASH (1C00) THURSDAY 5:00 a. m Crossr'ds Jamb 5:55-World News l:2?,;fos,sr.ads J-mbore 6:55 World News 2:?? Crossroads Jamborei 7:o5 Northwest News 8:00 Top of the Morning S:? In the Background 9:00 KASH Klasslficds 9:15 A. M. Melody Time 9:55 World News 10:00KASH Party Line 10:1a Pets For People 10:20KASH Party Time 10 :5w Local News 11:00 Curtain Call liiS"5:""? Spotlight 11:20 Theatre Page 12:00 The News Parade Guards Seek Life Prisoner SALEM, Ore. Prison guards are searching the state peniten tiary grounds Wednesday for George C. Graves, 44, . a life Prisoner, who was miccinc fmm his job in the boiler room Wed nesday morning. Warden Genrue Graves, who was a night fireman in ine prison boiler room, is be lieved to be inside the wallsk State police, however, have broadcast an alarm and conduct ing a search! for the rnnviM nn tvin outside. Alexander said Graves, who was given a life sentence on a Conviction Of armerl rnhharv in Portland, was missed by guards at a:ou a. m. Graves had been times before he was given his life sentence in January, 1944. His escape was the fourth in recent days. Two of the other three were recaptured in Milwau kee and no trace has been fr.nr.rt of the third. KUGN (1400) WednesdiT 10:30 From the Npwc nqu- KUGN-FM Daily from 6:30 !?!fi-f,on- 01 0ur Tlm .m. until 12:05 l.m. 99.1 !' SfcSews , Mecs. Ch. aiw 11:05 Housewives Prom 0:00 p.m. H'dllne Edition iS-ie" I0i" neignnor 6:15 Sears Serenade l:SS 8UMn.for Di" R.n vjown.. v. ci 12:00 Noon News 7:00 Lone Ranger H'H p- m Cedrlc Foster :3LZfl..i,. " , . ;:J!- Mews Parade ,X -uMiiiiuiuij iHienoar i-:io p. m. weather Renort 1:00 Musical Matinee 1:58 Northwest News js:uu musical Matinee 9:00 Texaco Star Theater jti Mooney otk 10:00 News of Tomorrow 10:15 Sports Pinal 10:30 Ambassador Hotel 11:00 .nanna Runri ! 12:00 News 12:05 sign-Off KOAO (M0) Wednesday 0:00 p. m, The News 8:15 Dinner Melodies 6:30 H'dlines in Ch'mlstry 6:45 Guest Star 7:00 Farmers Union 7:15 Evening Farm Hour 8:00 Artistry In Classics 8:30 Veteran's News Rev. 8:45 The News 9:00 Music that Endures 10:00 Serenade 1:30 Lighthouse Temple inn spoil 2:00 Heart's Desire 2:30 Birthday Club 2:55 Program Notes 3:00 News Headlines 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Passing Parade 4:45 Pac. Coast Roundup 5:00 Adventure Parade 5:15 Chan Du 5:30 Superman 5:45 Tom Mix fl:00 p. m. Gabriel Heatter KUGN (1400) THURSDAY KUGN-FM daily from 5:30 a.m. until 12:05 a.m. 99.1 megs. Ch. 256 6:30 a. m. Sign-On ' -" -uaii;ii jviaiinee 2:55 Washington Today 3:00 Musical Matinee 3:30 Tunes on Parade 3:55 Cottage Grove News 4:00 Springfield Hour I-iSpr,n""eia News 5:00 The Dinner Hour Today 5:55 Police Bulletin Okay on Christmas; Other Holidays Nix PITTSBURGH- fll.P. nr .Elizabeth A. RaiiRfh a divorce from Joseph J. Rausch wnen sne explained to Judge Samuel A. Weiss that eVio .,ff ...w o..w auucim a broken nose, a broken rib, and bruises from beatings her husband has given her every Christmas for the past eight years. Mrs. Rausch said she finally sued for divorce because he stnrfpri hontin t wmci iiQiiQays too. i-fiiiiBBlBi.iiS 6:00 p. m. News KOAO (580) THURSDAY 10:00 a. m The News !5:llii.peS.lally or Women 11 -00 The Concert Hall 12:00 The News 12:15 p. m. Melody Lana 12:40-Tlme Out 12:45 Ride 'Em Cowboy l:00--TheNews 1:15 Farm Hour 2:00 Summertime 2:30 Memory B'k of Mus. 3:00 The Oregon Reporter 3:15 Music of the Masters 4:00 The News VIST Fvorltt Hymns 4:30 Kern and Sloop 4:45 Children's Theater 5:00 On the Upbeat 8:50 550 Sports Club 0:00 p.m. News Woman Lost in Hills Alerts Lane's Posse Sheriff C. A. (Tom) Si-arls re ported Wednesday that the Dosse. Lane County's mounted patrol. had been called out again Tues- Kit 7 THIS WEEK "Sunny" Walker Trio (Formerly with Jan Garter) NO COVER CHARGE EVER Open Doily 11 A. M. to 2.30 A. M. HL 99 So. Phones 9106 or 2144 Sicls'Selecf UJKJbiK IICKS' BREWING COMPANY, SALEM, OREGON UH ef Out ot Dm Worlds Great Bnwin Orgeniuttem SALE Gay Colors COTTON PRINT FLOUR SACKS Vt Tardi Special TfV Price You'll Save Money At This Low Price! Many Colors Sunbeam Baking Co. of Eugene Retail Store 400 E. 14h Ave. day night to search for a woman who was feared lost in the hills west of Eugene. The woman waj found un harmed about 7 p.m. just as the posse was preparing to start a search of the area. Rhpriff Swo-t- said the family had asked for help when the woman failed to! return home. They asked that her! name not be disclosed, and said that she suffered frnm nn.nin.ii attacks of mental illness. I Earlier the posse had been used ro neip locate a twelve-year old girl who had rented a horse from a local stabfc Sunday noon and! then failed to return. She was! louna neer Harrisburg Monday. FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE EVERY SAT.v NITE Willamette Park Freddy Vahn's Orchestra Phone Springfield S28 for Table Reservations SONS OF PIONEERS Sponsored for Your Enjoyment 12:45 P. M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY The Drug Center KUGN 1400 ON EVERY DIAL i ii Bond Purchases Total $58,189 Residents of Lane County pur chased $58,189 worth of U Sav ings Bonds during the week ended July 10 to send the total to $734, 378 thus far for the drive. This represents only 47 per cent of the assigned quota. Lane is now in 20th place in the list of 36 counties, arc below the state average sales of 52 per cent of quota. Only one county, Curry, has achieved 100 per cent success. A letter from state director Kenneth G. Martin, indicates that there will be one more weekly re port of sales as of July 17 and a final report about the end of the month. This final report will show the purchases of F 7 G Bonds made during the period July 1-15 under the special Treasury De partment ruling. Workers in the county campaign expressed the belief that many firms would still establish Payroll Savings Plans for the benefit of employees. Individuals are urged to continue buying bonds in the nation's fight against inflation. Obsidians Plan Hike To Rooster Rock Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pupke will lead an Obsidian hike to Rooster Rock Sunday. Anyone interested is invited to take the hike. The party will leave from the City Hall at 6 a.m. Sunday. Rooster Rock is located on the Santiam highway. Driving dis tance to the trail is 75 miles, and the complete walking distance, up and back, will be about six miles. Lowell Persunals LOWELL Mr. and Mr.. T-. Leake have purchased a nin. from Mrs. Lucille Edmundson near Highway 58, about four miles above Lowell. Mrs. Edmundson has gone to Kanknlrno tii , make her home with her mother Amanda Davis and brother, Her' schel Gridor who lived here for a while. The housing Droiect nnim... ' " tw f!lwllS were ready for occupancy early in July and are now being filled with personnel connnMnH ,m, Meridian Dum development. xne new variety Store, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Lew Majors Is1 now open for busing, u. hall" rad BCr0SS frm th gra"8e Veterans of both World Wars formed an honor guard at the ' re ior rvu Lloyd King at Cottage Grove, Saturday, July 17, who was killed on Luzon, Philippines in 1945. He was burled in the IOOF Cemetery with full military honors. He had lived most of his life In Lowell where his parents, Mr and Mrs. Sam King resides, A number of Lowell friends at tended the services. IHinl.-.. I 0ffer-d bv l7 What saidN P mi "t run. " First Met diu , More thai, 15 . 'and In 0riit day and m0 , Hi on their Wli IRONS Ilk? ?siswl GEORGE'S GROTTO FINE FOODS Try Our. Cold Special Menu Sea Foods Salads Sandwiches Steaks Fried Chicken Luncheons Special Dinners Fish & Chips Our Specialty . WELCOMEmS E. & M. TRAILER COURT 3740 McKenzle Highway, mle West , U11 31ean, modern bathroom i...j 81 or WetW room j .T'-Jl REASONABLE RATES "l EVEKx COURTESY SHOWN To OUR cm OWNERS AND MANAGERS S" MR. 4 MRS. E. B. WAtFOHD 3740 E. Main. Springfield-Qn McKenri, NEW OPENING of the Big Utile Restaurant CMILI BOWl Thursday, July 22 BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER 5 A. M. to 12 Midnight Monday thru Saturday Located 341 E. Main St. SPRINGFIELD 764 Willamette Open 7 A.M. - 11 P.M. i 1 JLmsVHH-"111"11 . 10 YtorYs Tdaily ... cmiTH and EAS 957 Pearl St, 1M mono d4Utf m You Will Be Surprised When you find out how much there U to do at ONE resort without high prices. Hot mineral water for drinking and bath Ireatmenls. excellent massages. SWIMMING DANCING HIKING FISHING HORSES, saddle and pack by the hour, day. and and fishing trips. Big bonfire every evening. HOTEL CABINS TENT HOUSES STORE and MARKET For Price List and Road Information Phone Detroit 871 or Write: BRUCKMANS BREITENBUSH SPRINGS BREITENBUSH. OREGON IRENE DUNNE la lh Story ( tkt Ctntury "I Rememher Mantf . . n-iiaitni Barbara ,jU J( I BU CEODES m$Xh Oscar H0M0LKA Philip DORN " j! Cedric HAROWICKE Plus "News' "Color Cartoon" Ends Sat TONIGHT WUGHS are COMING! 1 Through The Purple Sage Surges I li a necKiess Man Hunt I 8 Ia great drama rfim-J 1 1 THAT BLAZES ITS J1 - ' ' 1 I TRAIL OF THRILLS THROUGH A ) THOUSAND MILES S ' ij OF BADLANDSII gj Ii ..... IV llll H sP-iis. W It mn pi i n r Wt II I iKJ 1 1 1 1 4 tee .-nn . r...M mil? I T X rKfMi nnm . nmm Then Loiidfd with Fon Red Skelton In "FULLER ItRUSn MAN "Carloon" "Newt" STATt J1 J josxra CAllBA-WWO' AND: A Thrill Packed Companion HH William Gargan Marjorie Lord In 'THE ARGYLE SECRET, Ends Tonlte! "Romance on the ' "Fabuloui !" III w High Seas" Ends Tonliht "PEAR IN THE NIOHT" "PERSONAL COLUMN" saufiUsii fs.u .ins. ti Tsdsr snd Tnonds' nid tor ttc "CAPTAIN BOYCOTT "GREEN FOR DANCER" "Csrloon" "News" Lon McAllister June Haver Walter Brennen "SCUDDA.H00! SCUDDA-HAY!' Brian Donl'T Ann Blyth la "KITTEN McCOY"