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0-.i Priority 1 P'U. v.ter.n. have Wl;urch.S. often or lWned arm , flu P""1"1 Dates of Cold War' Recalled Up to Time of Air Supply Start Columbia basin Irriga- .lth,.l-.7p,Sco. Washing. " In of Bwlamation. treated ai- -t.atinnsi .... him- ... -vrc filed 10 leoulyr he office of .nimatlon at 'LI bv 2 P.m., hSISS5aW" should I- Mi ST. same address. jfromti WW. - RADIO BROADCASTS -4- BERLIN V Following i a chronology of svents leading up to the cold war In Germany: May ?. 1846 Berlin falls to Red Army. May 8. wis Germans surren der unconditionally to Allies. June 8. 1845 Allies announce quadripartite rule of Germany. Aug. i, io i-otsaam confer' ence: Big Hires agree to decen tralize Germany politically and economically, Sept. 14, 1946 Molotov warns West not to try anti-Soviet bloc in Gemjany. Dee. 2, 1948 Britain and the U, S. sign agreement for "economic fusion" of their zones of occupa tion in Germany. April 24, 1947 Moscow big four meeting lain over deadlock on fu ture Germany. July 2, 1947 Foreign ministers' Marshall Flan meeting in London ends with East-West split, Dec. 15, 1947 Big Four confer- ANCE - FERN RIDGE PARK EVERY WEDNESDAT GORDON Modem and Western Tunes EVERT FRIDAY HOWDY WHIGHT Western Swing Band EVERY SATURDAY DSED GLASPEY "The Band That Plays for You" AAW (AIM &:3u iz-au : 10 MILES OUT WEST 11TH Pining and Dancing at the PLAYGROUNDS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT bu Spfld. 8696 Jasper Road featuring BUD & HARRY'S 6 Piece MODERN DANCE BAND Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Picnicking and Swimming Dally wegwtCT-ouarq, Eugene, Ore., FrT., Ang. 8, 1948 ence ends in failure: Soviets ac cused of taking more than their share of reparations in Germany. Feb, 6, 1948 Bizonal economic administration proclaimed by United States and Great Britain. March 6, 1948 U. S. Great Britain, France and three Benelux countries agree in principle to set up separate government in West ern Germany and international ize The Ruhr. March 17, 1948 Russians walk out of Germany's allied control council and announce quadripar tite ruie no longer exists. April 1, 1948 Soviets began harassing moves to slow flow of auto and rail traffic from West to Berlin. June 16, 1948 Russians walk out of Berlin Kommandantura meeting ending last vestige of iour-power rule in Germany. June 26, 1948 Soviets close all rail and auto traffic from the West June 28, 1948 U. S. military authorities begin orjeratlon "vlt. ties" to supply blockaded Berlin oy gigantic air lift. KGW ( Friday KUON (1100) FRIDAY 6:00 p.m. Unlvar. ThMtor KUON FM DiUy from 1:90 7:00 Slapit. Mast. Show 7:90 BIU Stern. SporU 7:45 Rhythm Tim. 8:00 Supper dub 8:15 Newi oi thi World 8:30 Forest Service 8:45 Music 8:00 Sifnal Bridge Club :30 Adrian Holllnl Trio 9:45 Herman Quintet 10:00 Richfield New! 10:15 Sportt Page Final 10:9O Band Wagon 10:45 Mort. Downey Sings U:oo Newi 11:15 Pro and Con 11:90 Wax Muieura 11:00 Sign OH KOAC (5UI Friday 8:00 News 6:15 p.m. Dinner Melodies 8:30 Mus. Czechoslovakia, 7:15 Eve. Farm Hour 8:00 Here's to Veterani 8:15 Great Songs 8:90 Spirit of Vikings 8:45 Logger'a Forecast 8:00 Music that Endures 9:45 Lilt Up Your Voice 10:00 Marine Story 10:15 Serenade 10:45 The News 11:00 Sign OH KASS (1000) Friday Lakeview Rotarians Study Sage Control By ASSOCIATED PRESS Lakeview's Rotary Club thinks it might have a way to conauer sagebrush that pesk problem which covers 96,000,000 acres in tne western states. It will sponsor a ranee reseed. ing demonstration Aug. 19 at the Elder Brothers ranch near Lake- view. .mo touts wiu inciuae a new brush-land plow, flame throwers, one-way plows, off-set disks and ran narrows. Handlers from several states will be there. NOTICE There will be iner. cnandlse trap-shoot at the Mar- cola Pun Club Sunday, Aug. 8. EDO'S CHICKEN-TO GO the HOLLAND LAST TIMES SATURDAY LILLIAN RANDOLPH The well known and talented radio star, better known as "BIRDIE" and "MADAM QUEEN" on The Great Gilder sleeve and Ames and Andy network pro grams, PLUS A. until 13:05A. 99.1 Megi. Ch. aw 6:00 p. m. Meadline Ed. fl:iy-Seirf Serenade 6:30 Eddts Arnold show B:4S Lullaby In rhythm 8:9& Champion Roll Call 7:00 Dance band Jmb. 8:00 Toisy's Tod Ten 8:Thi3 is Your FBI 9:00 Break the Bank 9.30 Meet the Band 10:00 Newi of Tomorrow 10:lfr Sport Final 10:SO Ambassador Hottl 11:00 Claremont Hottl 11:30 Dance Band 13:00 Newi 12:05 Sign OU KOBI (14M) SATURDAY 6:00 a. m.Farm Ntwa 6:13 Coffee Clock 6:45 Two Ton Baktr 7:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise Ac Shine 7:45 Morning Bermonett 8:00 Music for Saturday 8:30 Alan Lomax 9:00 Traffic Safety 9:15 Birthday Club 9:30 croaoiana 10:55 Local Newt 11:00 Curtain Call 11:19 Hollywood Spotlight 11:30 Theatre Pag 11:30 Curtain Call 13:00 The Newi Paradt 13:16 p. m Weather report 12:20 Farm Digest 13:30 Xroada Jamb. 1:00 Muaical MatinM 1:53 World Newi 3:00 Musical Matlnta 3:53 Northwest Nawa 3:00 Musical Matintl 3:55 Scoreboard 4:00 Gardens for Freedom 4:13 Musical Matlnta 4 ;M World Newt 8:00 The Dinner Hour 0:55 Polict Bui la t Id KQW (MO) 8 ATI) ED AT 6:00 a. m. Hodge Podge 6:30 Kneaia with Newa 6:45 Hodge Podge 7:00 Now Hear TMi 7:30 The Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Fred Waring ahow 8:30 Smllln' Ed M'Conneu 9:00 News 9:15 Public Affair 9:30 Ben Walker's kitchen 9:45 Kneasa with Newa 10:0O Kat. Farm & Home How Marshall Plan Operations Work Outlined With Example WASHINGTON P You own Europe wants. It has to see that all Belcian nower nlant. You need," "Pe 8et 1 lair share. 9:45 Community Calendar 10:30 Meet the Meekt in : tin News 10:15 Garden Guide 10:30 Dance Orch. 11:00 News In Brief 11:05 Housewives Prom 11:30 Teen Timers Club .Noon News :00 p,m.-Radi. Newsrwl gliffQ W" 13:45 Inqulrlni 6:15 Gutst Time 6:30 Nov atlmo 6:40 Music by Martin 8:55 Eugene-Lane Newa 7:00 U.S. Marine Band 7:15 Music Hall Varieties 7:30 Serenade to You 7:53 Glance at tha World : Mike 1:00 Charlie Slocum 1:15 In Public Interest 1:30 Lighthouse Templt 1:45 Andrea Kastelnatx 3:00 Oplnionaire 3:30 Birthday Club 3:55 Program Note 8:00 This Hour Is For You l1??""?1?' Headlines 9:00 Bound Clock Newi 9:15 Studio Party 9:55 Sports Spotlight 10:00 Svudlo Party 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 Studio Party 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Midnight Moods 12:30 a.m. Sign Off KOBE (1150) Friday ' 6:00 p.m. Con. Mlnlaturt 6:15 News, Headlines 6:30 Col. Stoopnagle Quil 7:00 Fishing News 7:15 Do You Remember 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Meet the Press 8:30 Gardening Today 8:45 The Little Show 8:35 Billy Rosa 9:00 News 9:15 Fleetwood Lawton 9:30 Musical Showcasa 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10:15 The Unexpected 10:45 Spotlight on a Star 11:00 Valdai' Orchestra 11:15 Ellman's Orchestra 11:30 Sandman Serenade 11:45 Hews KOIN (970) Friday 6:00 p.m Fav. Husband 6 :30 Muelcomedy 7:00 Everybody Wins 7:30 Jergens Orchestra 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15 Treat. Bandstand 8:30 Romance 9:00 Mr. Act & Jane 9:30 Robt. Q. Lels Show 9:45 Night Editor 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Sports Spotlight 10:30 u.N. pontics 10:45 Dance Orchestra 11:00 Serenade 11:30 Air-Flo 11:55 Newa 18:00 SUent 3:15 At Your Command 4:00 Sports Review 4:15 Frank Hemingway 4:30 Bill Harrington 4:45 Christian Science 5:00 Take a Number 6:30 True or False KOIN (970) SATURDAY 6:00 a. m. News of Amer. 6:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Macleod, News 7:30 Bob Garred, Newa 7:45 Consumer Newa 8:00 News 8:05 Let's Pretend 8:30 Junior Miss 9:00 Theater of Today 9:30 Traffic Safety 9:55 Barnyard Follies 10:00 Grand Central Sta. 10:30 Give and Take 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:30 Fun to be Young 13;n0 Macleod. Newi 13:15 p. m. Meet the Misiua 7:15 Jack Be all ii:Dtt Archie Andrews 11:30 Stars of Tomorrow 13:30 p. m. Story Shop 1:00 Musi cana 1:45 Choice Horse Race 3:00 News 3:19 Lassie 3:30 Dr. I. Q. Jr. 3:00 Newi Summary 3:16 Guest Star 3:30 Symphony Orch. 4:30 Curtain Time 6:00 -Dizzy Dean, sporti 8:15 Bands of the Land 8:30 Hit Songs 6:45 Elmer Peterson KOAO (660) SATURDAY 10:00 a. m. The News 10:15 Especially for women ii:do Tne concert nau 12:00 The News 13:15 p. m. Farm Hour 1:00 The Newa 1:15 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1 :30 Melody Lane 1 :45 Voice of the Army 3:00 Traffic Safety 3:15 Pan-Amer. rhythm 3:30 Memory book music 3:0D Science news of Wk. 3:15 Music of Masters 4:45 Children's Theater 5:00 On the Upbeat 3:50530 SporU Club KUGN (1400) SATURDAY 8:30 a. m Yawn Patrol 5:55 News 6:00 Yawn Patrol 6:25 News 6:30 Yawn Patrol 7:00 Hemienger, organ American copper wire. How do you get It under the Marshall Plan? Or you're an American making copper wire. How do you sell it to the Belgian under the Marsnau Plan? You do not deal directly with the Economic Co-operation Ad ministration (ECA), the staff which is running the Marshall Plan. You do not pay or get paid directly by the ECA. Both purchase and sale take place Just about as they used to. But there are three control points In the background to make sure that the dollars we loan Europe are used in the best possible way to get Europe going again. Here's how it works: The Belgian fils out a form to explain why he needs the wire. His government decides whether the nation needs the electricity he is putting out. If it decides "yes" it okays his purchase of wire. That's the first control. Second Control The second is in Paris in the Organization for European Econo mic Co-operation. This is an agency of the 16 European nations getting Marshall aid. It has to decide whether Bel gium is asking too much com pared to the other nations and find out how much copper wire the united States is willing to sell as against the amount all of doesn't go through this exada course as it comes up. Many c4lMb decisions are taken in advance oi the specific orders. ts PRIVATE INSTRUCTION-. Rentals Sales. Repairing, band classes. Eugene Accordion Center, 319 Hampton Bldg. If the Belgian request Jumps this hurdle, then our Belgian gentle man is free to place his order. Methods He can place it much as he used to. He can write the American fac tory. He can place it through New York broker. Or he can ask a Belgian government buying mis sion to get it for him. Now shift the operation to this side. The third and last control point lies here. The U.S. Office of Inter national Trade decides how much of the scarce goods can go abroad, whether the price is too high, and just how the goods are going to be used abroad. We Decide Americans decide whether we can ship tha wire or whether we need it too badly ourselves. They decide whether the Belgian will put it to wise use. If the Belgian request is okayed, then these things happen: The American gets paid by a bank in his city. The bank will have had a note from ECA saying it's au right to pay off. The bank gets paid back through ECA from the funds Congress voted lor European aid. The Belgian Marshall aid ac count goes down by the amount the wire costs. The wire gets shipped Of course, every purchase 12:30 Dance Orch. 1:00 Newspaper of Air 1:30 Country Journal 2:00 Columbia Feature 2:13 Whitney Horse Race 3:30 Dave Stephens Or. 3:00 Art Kirkham, Newa a:lS Tunefullv Yours 3:30 Croes SecUon, USA 7:30 News Summary 7:45 Wake Up Eugene 8:00 Shoppers Special 8:30 sophisticated Swing 8:45 Johnny Thompson 9:00 News At Nine 9:15 Dinnlna Sisters 9:30 Saturday Strings 9:45 Buddy Weed sW 4:00 St. Louis Muni opera 10:00 American Farmer 4:30 Dyana Gale 4:45 xne Toaas 5:00 Knox Manning 8:15 Danger Ahead 6:30 Chas. Colllngwood 6:45 Bob Garred, Newa 6:55 Dr. Sterling, news KASH (1600) SATURDAY 5:00 a. m. Xroads Jamb. 8:35 World News 6:00 Xroads Jamb. 6:55 World Newa 7:00 Xroads Jamb. 7:35 Northwest News 8:00 Top of the Morning 8:30 Chapel in the Sky 9:00 KASH Klassifieds 9:15 A. M. Melody Time 9:55 World News 10:00 KASH Party Line 10:30 This Is For You 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Royalty In Rhythm 11:30 Hitching Post 12:00 KUGN Karnivel 13:15 p. m. Lane Co. Newa 12:30 Colorado Concert 1:30 Tarn O Shanter Golf 3:00 Race of tha Day 3:15 Music 3:30 Melodies to Remem. :345 Here'a to Vet's 8:00 Junior Junction 3:30 Haven of Rest 4:00 KUGN Corral 4:30 Charlie Barnet Ork 4:45 Naval Reserve Show 5:00 Gen. Gates, Marines 5:15 cuest otar FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE EVERT SAT. NITE Willamette Park Freddy Yahn's Orchestra Phone Springfield SZ( tor Tb)e Reservation, DANCE SAT. NITE 9:30 - 12:30 HERSCHEL DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA IDYLW00D Benton-Lane Park VE ELTI THEATRE Veneta, Oregon MON., TUES., AUG. 9-10; DOUBLE FEATURE -J'; "OUT OF THE PAST?: It' Wildfire - !' Robert Mltchum & Jane Greeif PLUS ml "Springtime In the Sierras';; Roy Rogers Trigger i Ends Saturday Mlt Brawling! Courageous! John Warns Henry Fonda 8btrley Tompl-Iohn Agar riiKT arauni No City Amusement Tax Ends Saturday Errol Flynn Ann Sheridan "SILVER RIVER" Roddy McDowell "ROCKY" M-M I ! In tell ii $TA r flncTa Ends 8alardar Boy Bog-ori Trigger "OLD SPANISH TRAIL" Margaret O'Brien "TENTH AVENUE ANGEL" M-M Inc. Tax N. City Amusement Tax . Today and Saturday I Thrill-filled Hits t "UNDEB WESTERN STABS" "PERILOUS WATERS" J I ' BY POPULAR REQUEST h WE WILL BE OPEN IIS h (I IT IT n A U ft . L WILL MASTIN h 11 A. M. to Midnight TRIO ft nT vmra II I Featuring Sammy Davta, Jr. A " EAT YOUR II I whirlwind act of singing, danc FRENCH FRIED CHICKEN tag and comedy. ; k FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP & ill. Billy Hamilton's Orchestra j S; II I Pour course chicken dinners, ' II I $1.50 plus tax. Also serving i" III steaks, lobster, trog legs, ' II I oysters. 33 EAST 6th AVE. Open daily except Sunday III fc, . H I 8:30 pjn. to 2:30 a.m. i Phone 4080 lor gj 5136-W FOR FREE DELIVERY ReservaUong IAL JAWCL..EAT 11 M 1. EVERY SATURDAY. 5 TO 8 P. M. 3 jK&Kfl A buffet dinner like you " ye nCVer See" ke0re' II 1 SATURDAY 9:50 P-M Ii i wunie wnn i icuuy jjj III J pn $ music In Eugene's newest and 111 Ll..., WnEJs III 1 .... ucuunrui ballroom. $JteBT ) EVERY DAY except Sunday 11:00 WffW 1 ,l:t lunch in the beautiful Colonial JJjvi r y ? where the fo6d is a little better and Jfjf j Jjft ' r e less. "JP ' Ml the above events are open to the public) Vet eranc Memorial . - WB W w - Building JMETTE PHONE 3452 ORGANIZE NTJDISTS MAYS LANDING, N. J. (IP) Delegates to an annual nudist convention were making plans I Friday to organize the 2,000,000 Nudists It estimates are running around In the nation's woods and on its beaches. The telescope tube of the 300 inch telescope is 55 feet long. 1- I 99 West B Miles North of rMMM"M I Junction City 1 1 I J I Q Fa l -IXWJ I TODAY and SATURDAY W . J i" l f 'jnitlY-'11 Theatre j d with a Heart! 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OoDdnetw PBOOBAM TOR SUNDAY, AUO. ( JUNTOS ORCHESTRA CHnVDREWS CHORUS Boris Sirpo. Conductor PROGRAM FOR SUN DAI, AUG. S. P. M. EZIO FINZA MetropollUB opera bass barltona. In Concert Or chestra and Chorns con ducted by Boris Sirpo. lRfmotlonollyfam4 Coffpottr-CofldtKror rEATURINO... CZIO PINZA ALMA TRIO P0RTUND CHAMBtl 8RCHESTM KINO DAVID ORATORIO Hood Rhr.f Symphony, J.nlor Symphony, Chorus, Childron's Chorus Sooson Tickets S10.0O IT. Inc. I for All Fir. Concern. j AC18UATI KOOM IOO fACiyTlU
