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.NCE - FERN RIDGE PARK .viRT WEDNESDAY eOBDON Modem and Western Tunes EVERT FRIDAY sOWDV WRIGHT Western Swing Band EVERT SATURDAY - n ASPEY "The Band That Plays for You" BJJBED a8" 9.30 . 12.30 10 MILES OUT WEST 11TH Dining and Dancing at the PLAYGROUNDS EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT L 8p"d' 8696 par leaiunng BUD & HARRY'S 6 Piece MODERN DANCE BAND Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. picnicking and Swimming Daily . MMtb of Auqust Picnic Grounds will be closed a .,iMie on Sundays Open week days to the public. m i Harvesi Raids Needed in Lane Joe Grannan, local employment service representative in charge , of farm labor, said Friday that I about 75 more bean pickers are needed (or work that will remain steady through early September. Pay in the bean fields has been set locally at 2' cents a pound with a one quarter cent bonus for pickers who stay with the same grower through the season. Gran nan said he had about 10 tents or cabins available for family groups,' near the fields. He said that hop picking will start, probably next week, with pay set at four cents a pound. Pickers are being registered now, and are being directed to the growers, Grannan reported. RADIO BROADC ASTS KOAO 1550) FRIDAY 6:00 New 8:15 p.m. Dinner Melodiu 6:30 Mu i. Czechoslovakia 7:15 Eve. Farm Hour 8:00 Here"! to Veterans 8:15 Great Songs 8:30 Spirit of Vikings 8:45 Logger' Forecast 9:00 Music that Endurei : Lift Up Thy Voica iu:do Marine story 10:15 Serenade 10:45 New 11:00 Sign Off KGW (0t FRIDAY tj:oo p.m. Univ. Theatrt 7:00 Slapsie Maxie Show 7:80 Bill Stern 8 porta 7:45 Rhythm Time 8:00 Supper Club 8:15 New of the World 8:30 Forest Service 8:45 Music 9:00 Signal Bridge Club 8:30 Adrian Rollinl Trio 9:45 Herman Quintet 10:00 Richfield News 10:15 Sports Page Final iviav uana wagon in ' " ROAR fcSgSSF 1 II NAVY CHIEF RETURNS TOKYO u.R Captain N. W. Bard, USN, Navy chief of staff in the Far East, will sail Monday aboard the tanker, Caliente, for trie united states. The ship is due j in Long Beach, Calif., about Aug. 128. Bard will assume new duties as senior member of the Inspec tion and Survey Board In Seattle, Wash. He has been stationed in rokyo since Sept. 1945. RADIO OH ALL MAKP CYCLES SUNDAY FOR THE LAST TIME MOTORCYCLE RACES BENTON LANE SPEEDWAY (20 Miles North on Highway 99 W.) SUNDAY AUG. 15 ADMISSION 11.00; Children BOe Trials 1 p. m. -: Races 2 p. m. EDD'S CHICKEN-TO GO BY POPULAR REQUEST WE WILL BE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 11 A. M. to Midnight THANKING YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE ha t. ntv M TiLEPMUMf Wm 7:30 Serenade to You 7:55 Glinct at the World 8:00 This Hour Is for Vou 9:00 Round the Clock 9:15 Studio Party 9:55 Sports Spotlight 10:00 Studio Party 10:55 News Roundup 11:00 Studio Party 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Midnight Moodi 12:30 a.m. Sign Off KOBE (1450) SATURDAY 6:00 a- m. Farm New 0:15 Coffee Clock 6:45 Two Ton Baker 1:00 Frank Hemingway 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:30 Old Chlsholm Trail 7:45 Morning Strmonett 8:00 Music for Saturday 8:80 Alan Lomax 9:00 Songs of Safety 8:15 Birlhday Club - 9:30 Crosbi ana 9:45 Community calendar 10:00 Newspaper of Air 10:1ft Garden Guide 10:30 .Murray Arnold' Or, u:uu news in wriei 10:45 Morton Downey Singl 11:05 Housewivta Prom i;uu nwi 11:15 Pro and Con 11:30 Wax Muitum 12:00 Sign Off KOIN (970) Friday m, 7:00 Everybody Wini 7:30 Dick Jergeni Orch 8:00 Lowell Thomas 8:15 Treasury Bandstand 8:30 Romanes 9:00 Mr. Ace and Jane ALWAYS EAT YOUR k FRENCH FRIED CHICKEN FRENCH FRIED SHRIMP BARBECUED MEATS & MAMMOTH HAMBURGERS At 33 EAST 6th AVE. FREE DELIVERY 8 P. M. to Midnight Phone 5136-W THE HOLLAND FTO'1! Ltioinr Spot for Floor Shows and Entertainment" PLAYING TWO WEEKS "RHAPSODY ON ICE" ALL-STAR HOLLYWOOD CAST ON REAL ICE -Featuring JPAXTVTTw pTHY McCUSKER BTIPtr G00DHART "AWN sapphires BeniitU..! r- eous Costumes tT. f4teNT0a " PlU Ux Any Nlht Ece4 Saturdaj Mak reservations now and bring the kiddles. . BILLY HAMILTON'S ORCH. 1 'ned Chicken with French Fries 75c plus tax. Phono 408(1 TJm I.. n.AMniAM 22 KWjri" if II 'Aim 8,3 u H 3 S V fl o oo Cm o " . m H IS fl I I v m r ic S jaw I fi o n (0 (0 v o CO tn CO ft o r - o o. m 3 o 3 f O c z n' 11:30 Teen Ttmera club 12:00 Noon News 12:15 p. m. Wk. In Wash. 12:30 Melody Time 12:45 Inquiring Mike 1:00 Sons of Gunk 1:15 Charlie Slocum 1:30 Ray Block Preaenti 2:00 Opinionalrc 2:30 Birthday Club 3: 5 Program Notes S: 00 News. Headline. 3:15 At Your Command 9:30 Roht. Q. Leslie Show Rvue 9:45 NlRht Editor 10:00 Five Star Final 10:15 Sports Spotlight 10:30 U. N. Politic 10:45 Dance Orchestra 11:00 Serenade 11:30 Alr-flo ll:s? News 12:00 Sign -Off KUGN 1400) FRIDAY 6:00 p.m. Headline Edition 6:15 Sears Serenade 6:30 Eddie Arnold Show 6:55 Lullaby In Rhythm 6:55 Champion Roll Call 7:00 Dance Bd. Jamboree 8:00 Today's Top Ten 8:30 Break the Bank 0:30 Meet the Band 10:00 News o( Tomorrow 10:15 Sports Final 10:30 This Hawthorne 11:00 Dance Music 12:00 News t RORB (1 4611 FRIDAY 6:00 p.m. Lean Back, List 6:15 News, Headlines 6:30 Col. Stoopnagle Quiz 6:55 Phil Tonkin 7:00 Fishing News 1:15 Do You Remember 7:30 Cisco Kid 8:00 Meet the Press 8:30 Gardening Today 8:45 Little Show 8:55 Billy Rose 9:00 Newspaper of Air 9:15 Fleetwood Law ton 9:30 Sports Revue 9:45 Henry J. Taylor 10:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 10:15 The Unexpected 10:45 Musical Showcase U.-00 Vsldei' Orchestra 11:15 Rich 'a Orchestra 11:30 Sandman Serenade 12:00 Saturday Headlines RASH (1600) FRIDAY 6:00 Radio Newsreel 6:15 Guest Time 6:30 Nova time 6:40 Music by Martin 6:55 Eugene-Lane News 7:00 U. 8. Marine Band 7:15 Music Hall Varieties 4:18 Frank Hemingway t.ou out Tarring ion 4:45 Christian Science 5:00 Take a Number 5:30 True or False HASH (1600) SATURDAY 5:00 a. m. Xroads Jamb. fi:53 World News 6:00 Xroads Jamb. 6:55 World News 7:00 Xroads Jamb. 7:55 Northwest News 8:00 Top of the Morning 8:30 Chapel in the Sky 0:00 KASH KlassKieds 9:15 A. M. Melody Time 9:55 World News 10:00 KASH Party Line 10:55 Local News 11:00 Curtain Call 11:15 Hollywood Spotlight 11:20 Theatre Pa tie 11:30 Curtain Call 12:00 News Parade 12:15 p. m. Weather report 12:20 Farm Diseit 12:30 Xroads Jamb. 1:00 Musical Matinee 1:55 World News 2:00 Musical Matinee 2:35 Northwest News 3:00 Musical Matinee a :s."v scoreboard 1:00 Newspaper of Air 1:30 Country Journal 2:00 Dave Stephens Oreh. 2:15 Travers Rons race 2:30 Make Way for Youth 3:00 Art Klrkham, News 3:15 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Cross Section, USA 4:00 St. Louis Muni opera 4:30 Syana Gale 4:45 The Todds 5:00 Knox Manning 5:15 Danger Ahead 5:30 Cha. Colllngwood 5:45 Bob Gar red, Newe 5:55 Dr. Sterling, newa ROW (610) SATURDAY 6:00 a. m. Hodge Podge 6:30 Kneass with Newt 6:55 Hodge Podge 7:00 Now Hear This 7:30 The Old Songs 7:45 Sam Hayes 8:00 Freri Warlntf show 8:30 Smilin' Ed McConneU 9:00 No ws 9:15 Public Aifairs 9:30 Ben Walker's kitchen 9:45 Kneass with News 10:00 Natl. Farm & Home 10:30 Meet the Meeks 11:00 Archie Andrews 11:30 Stars of Tomorrow 12:30 Story Shop 1:00 Muslcana 2:00 News 2:15 Lassie 2:30 Dr. 1. Q. J. 3:00 Horse Race 3:15 Guest Star 3:30 Symphony Orch. 4:30 Curtain Time 5:00 Dlizy Dean, sports 6:15 Bands of the Land 5:30 Hit Bongs 5:45 Elmer Peterson ROAC (50 SATURDAY 10:00 a. m. The News 10:15 Especially for women 11:00 The Concert Hall 12:00 The News 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour 1:00 The Newa 1:15 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1:30 Melody Lane 1:45 Voice of the Army 2:00 Traffic Safety 2:15 Pan-Amer, rhythms 2:30 Memory book music 3:00 Science newa of Wk. 3:13 Music of Masters 4:45 Children's Theater 5:00 On the Upbeat 5:90530 Sports Club KUGN (1400) SATURDAY 5:30 a. m. Yawn Patrol 5:55 News 6:00 Yawn Patrol ft: 25 News 6:30 Yawn Patrol 7:00 Hennenger, Organ 7:15 Jack Beall 7:30 News Summary 7:45 Wake Up Eugene 8:00 Shoppers Special 8:30 Sophisticated Swing 8:45 Johnny Thompson s:00 News at Nine Farmers Lose Count In Aluminum Battle PORTLAND 0P The six Ore gon and Washington farmers who contend the Reynolds Metals Co. plants at Troutdale and Longview art hurting their farms lost s court round Thursday. Federal Judge James A. Fee ruled that the aluminum company could take depositions lrom as many of the original plaintiffs as it wishes. Ninety-one of the 97 who first brought suit have since dropped It, and the remaining plaintiffs did not want their testi mony to be admitted. The farmers contend fumes from the plants Injure their cattle. Pegisttr-Guard, Eugene, Ore., FH., Aug. 13, 1948, Pag 11 KOREANS VISIT i SEOUL, Korea (U.PJ Six high ranking officers of the Kor ean Constabulary left by plane Friday for Fort Bennings, Ga., where they will take a nine months course in infantry tactics. After completing the course, they will return to Korea to train their constabulary men. Private Instruction Rental Sales Repairing Band Classes EUGENE ACCORDION CENTER S19 Hampton Bid. 4:00 Gardens for Freedom 9:15 Dinning Slater, 4:1B Musical Matlnet t:ao world News 5:00 The Dinner Hour S:5S Police Bulletin KOIN (010) SATURDAY 9:30 Saturday Strings 9:45 Buddy Weed show 10:00 American Farmer 10:30 This Is For You 11:00 Fashion Flashes litis Royalty In Rhythm 6:00 a. m. News o( Amer. 1 1 :30 Hitching Post 6: IS KOIN Kloch 7:15 Macleod. News 7:30 Bob Garred. Newt 7:45 Consumer Newa 8:00 News 8:03 Let's Pretend 8:30 Junior Miss 9:00 Theater of Today 9:30 Traffic Safety 9:43 Barnyard Follies 10:00 Grand Central Sta. 10:30 Give and Take 11:00 Mary Lee Taylor 11:30 It'a Fun to be Young 12:00 Macleod. News 13:15 f. m Meet the Missus 5:30 Polka Time 12:30 Oregon Centen. par. 8:45 Local Nowi DANCE SAT. NITE 8:30 - 12:30 HERSCHEL DAVIS & HIS ORCHESTRA IDYLW00D Benton-Lane Park 99 Wast S Miles North of Junction City WELCOME TRAILERITES! ! To HURLBURTS New Modern Trailer Court Hlwty 99 So.. Creswell, Ore. Clean Metiers Bath Rooms. Boat d Sbewcra. Laundry room. New Spin Drier Washing Maehlnis. Evary Courtesy Shown ear gatsla. Ratio nab! t Ratts. Owners Managers Mr. and Mn. Frank Hurlburt Craswsll. Ore.. Baa M DANCE St CRESWELL Saturday, Aug. 14th 9:30 12:30 CORNER CLOVERDALE ROAD and HIWAY 99 MODERN DOT MINERAL BATHS MASSAGES Also PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENTS HEALTH REST RECREATION LOAFING The Very Best Food: Always Healed Hntel Warm Swlmmlnf Pool McCredie not Mineral Springs Resort ' On Hiway 59 Open All Yesr McCREDIE SPRINGS, ORE. Vacation Time All the Tims DANCE EVERY FRIDAY NITE W.O.W. HALL 8TH and LINCOLN CL IFF DEBACA and Hta Orchestra a. n. It a m, 12:00 KUGN Carnival 12:15 p. m, First Edition 12:30 Colorado Concert 1:30 Voice of th Army 1:45 Spotlite on Sport 3:00 Mass. Handicap 3:15 Artistry In Rhythm 2:30 Melodies to remember 2:45 Here's to Vets 3:00 Junior Junction 3:30 Haven of Rest 4:00 KUGN Corral 4:30 Charlie Bsrntt 4:45 Naval Reserve show 5:00 sat. Swing Matinee Welcome Trailerites! To The New E. & M. Trailer Court Clean, Modern Bath Rooms Laundry Room REASONABLE RATES Every Courtesy Shown To Our Guests 3740 E. Main ' Phone Springfield Spfd. 7575 ON McKENZIE HTWAY FOB YOUR DANCING PLEASURE EVERY SAT. NITE Willamette Park Freddy Yahn's Orchestra Phone Springfield 321 for Teble Reservations HEY KIDS! IT'S ALL FREEI Penney's BIG BACK TO SCHOOL SHOW Saturday Aug. 28 A FULL S HOUR PROGRAM Featuring ROY ROGERS jgjjPh Too Late to Volunteer . After Draft Notice Served WASHINGTON 0P) It's too late to volunteer for military ser vice after a draft notice has been delivered. That's one o four peacetime draft rules announced by Secre tary of Defense Forrestal. The others: 1. Registrants who pass a pre- induction physical examination will be called no sooner than three weeks from that date so they can settle personal affairs and within 120 days to make sure that the examination still holds good. If 120 days passes without call, they get another examination. 2. Those physicals will be given under current Army regulations, with assignment to duty accord ing to physical ability. A general classification test will determine mental capacity. Minimum score: 70. 3. Wherever possible, the induc tee will be given a chance to name the branch of service he wants. Forrestal said the armed forces will continue to accept voluntary PILOT ESCAPES SANTA ANA, Cal. (U.R) Pilot William Kilgour, 27, crashed into high tension wires while dusting crops Thursday but escaped un scratched by swinging out of the cockpit and sliding down a power pole when his plane caught fire. enlistments, except for men who already have received notice to report for pre-ifcduction exami' nations. The Army will handle both the induction program and the volun. teer enlistments. 10 AM. to 12 Every Saturday Sat.. Aug. 14th CHAPTER NO. S . OF THRILLING SERIAL JUNGLE GIRL" PLUS S LATEST CARTOONS 1. Olio (or Jasper 2. Fox and Duck 3. The Good Egg 4. Pusi and Toot 5. Disillusioned Bluebird AND ZANE GREY'S GREATEST WESTERN "WANDERER of the WASTELAND" FINAL WEEK Curly Johnson Trio MONDAY, AUGUST 16th "RYTHM AIRES" Direct From Hollywood NO COVER CHARGE EVER! For Reservations Call 9106 or 2144 OPEN DAILY 2:30p.m. to 2:30a.m. Highway 99 So. EUGENE i 1MB QQ JUIUlBKm n I June Allyton 1 i jj.,mV' Jt "The Bride Goes t TTTT, 1 1 Wild" J II Don O'Connor Olia San Juaa I rtiua JJ It Al" Companion nit III William Powell I W Nows .nd Cartoon R I p,.. I 6 E II I he Nenatar IS I T: I A tr W s ii 1 1 - 1 1 II Fred MseMurrsy I I f MB 1 1 feJ W U m I , J L-w--v 11 Trsvnk Slnstra-Vslll I l lnAlWtt II tU M IJ k. W JI W starts fbiday ' ji '""gx,., L! flTT iTiT7r Vlfn Si AT DUSK II Pm,,n "Tbnnderhaad" I lOfflOfTOW f I I i B rA W It ' T J (SililiJ II Gates Open 7:30 ""blo'n'd'ies bewabp ggaSSaSi! 11 RANDOLPH SCOTT V 11 rY V'i "i--' ' ' '1 li n color) L (r ..h.., yfVfemS V w!9l.lb!AUkS fll LATESINNEWS U H BSiT J SK-l I 1 l FEATURETTE. 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