Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 21, 1948, Image 17

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Newspaper Page Textution. also wa, an 0 .l hull-caster. ngraver. r , Oreoon IjyrogUNDAT Kent Lk Dorothy McGuire njD ABNER IN - A I 1 . I fte Kids" pDAY.OCT.23 KilNG SERIAL PIUS . JJ,U0 - WiRTOONS! foxy Duckling 1 .. r.Bi1Aa ..i. Mnma TraD nuui. fcnry S Inkipoo -ALSO ' b MDIO SHOW TOO WILL BE ONI IN! PRIZES! URPRISES! llTFORGET! Jour entry blank 5 or our big . cle giveaway Loggers End CoastSession PORTLAND m W,tr loggers headed back to the wnnd. and officers Thursday after clos ing sessions of the three-day Paci fic lagging Congress. Resolutions adant k. ; i assembly endorsed the policies of Giriitt! uouna west coast water front employers. The shippers were commended for their "ef forts to bring stability to the Pad. fic Coast maritime industry." Other resolutions supported the Taft-Hartley Labor Law; urged an improved system of access roads to tap natural resources, addition al funds for the U. S. Weather Bureau's lire division and studies to encourage young men to enter the logging and lumbering business. -RADIO BROADCASTS iHl NOW PLATING II "PITFALL With DICK POWELL LIZABETH SCOTI PLUS Arturo De Cordova Lucille Bremer In "Adventures Of Casanova" KORS 1M) TBLESDAT . i Headllnea fl:30 Sports Rn-ue S:5 Interlude :55-Bill Henry J:0O-siralhl Arrow J:SJ-Looklni Glau J:4S-.Llttle sliow MS-HI Gardner 8:00rijhir,? 4 Hunting: ''"-Incredible but True i:S5t!u!'e' Scandinavia 2 ?2 Elt0" I-awla. Jr. S;!J-El,t,er !?:S?.reo, "Susen. 5! ?SrJ.iuuia' Ni ,! !5Ihe UnxpectHd ii'Sr"S,."J,mn Eenade 12:00Frlday Headlines KOIN (DIO) THURSDAY S:22 P-Suapenaa S'JJ-Crlme Photographer 2!!HP" W'yhoula ':SO-ririt Nlghter a;00-LowelJ fhomai I :i5 J?51? Smith ahow 8:30 Mr. Keen 9:ooFBI, Peace & War 9:30-Beulah uX aiti couor !0:0O-Fvo star Final 2rnerlcan Abroad J0:3Jpance Orch. 10:35 Newa 11.no c 11:15 Serenadt ij-w Air-uo 11:55 Newa lSlOO-Sllent KOAO (550) TRVBSDAT o:m p. mThe Newa :15-pjnner Melodlea J:i5 EVB- Hour S:SS Slclc', 01 'rally if-S1'1 ' roreatry :45 The Newa S ii . "s" iaurea KOW 20) THURSDAY b:oo p. m.-Al JoUon 8:30 Dorothy Lamour 7:00 Screen Guild Playcri J-Sft-red Wrlnf ihow S:00 Supper Club 8:1ft News of the World :30-Aldrich Family 8:0& Burnt & Allen :30Noah Webster Sayi 10:00-Sam Hayei, news Sport Page Final I0:i current and Choice 11:00 News UU6-U. s. Marine Band 11:30 wax Museum 13:00 Sign Off RASH U6M) TBUB5DAT 6:00 p. m Newaretl 8:15 Gueit Star 8:30 Treasure Cht 8:45 Novatlme 8:55 Eugene-Lane Newa T:00 Settling Oregon 7:15 Music Hall varieties 7:30 Accordion Center 7:45 Tempo Is Modern 7:35 Glance at the World 8:00 Album of Favorltea 8:55 Highlights of Day 9:00 Miml and Bob 9:55 World Newi 10:00 Mlml and Bob 10:35 News Roundup 11:00 Miml and Bob 11:55 Bulletin Board 12:00 Sign Off KUGN (1400) THURSDAY KUGN FM Dally 8:30-12 M 99.1 Megs, 6:00 p. m. Headline Ed. 6:15 Local News 6:30 Henry Wallace 6:45 Lynn Bucklln 7:00 Szath-Myri Orch. 7:15 McKay for Gov. 7:30 Abbott It Coittllo 8:00 Personal Autograph 8:30 Final Edition 9:00 Guy Lombardo 9:30 Here Comes Harmon 10:00 Richfield Reporter 10:18 porta Final 10:36 Hawthorn ll:0O Newa J 1:05 Studio Zee 11:30 Dance Musis 11:55 Newa 13:00 Sign Off ROBE (1450) FRIDAY 6:00 a. m. Farm Newi 6:15 Coffee Clock 6:48 Madgen'f Coffee 7:00 FtartK Hemingway 7:15 Rise and Shine 7:45 Morning Sermonett 8:00 Cecil Brown 8:15 Victor Undlahr 8:30 Music for Friday 8:45 Breakfast Time 9:00 Newspaper of Air 9:1ft Gospel Singers 9:30 Kate Smith Speafel 9:45 Kate Smith Sings 10:00 Ladies First 10:30 Queen for a Day 11:00 News . 11:05 Music 11:15 Cedric Foster 11:90 Mythical Ballroom 12:00 Noon Newa 12:15 Brighter Homea 12:30 Garden Talks 12:35 Melody Tim 13:45 Jnquirtnc Mik 1:00 Decision Now I rl5 Johnson Family 1:30 camera club 1:45 News, Headline! 2:00 Greater Eugene 2:30 Birthday Club 2:55 Program Notes 3:00 Heatter's Mall bag 3:15 Frank Hemingway 3:30 Passing Parade 3:45 Combo Club 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:15 At Your Command 4:45 Pacific coast roundup 5:00 Superman . ft:15 Chandu. Magician 5:30 Captain Midnight . 8:45 Tom Mix KOIN 70) FRIDAY 6:00 a. m. News of Amer. 6:15 KOIN Klock 7:15 Macleod, News 7:SO Bob Garred, Newi 7:45 Fred Beck , 8:00 Consumer News 8:15 Feature Story 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 Drak 11:45 "Evelyn Winters 12:00 Macleod, newa 12:18 p. m. Come it Get It 12:30 Meet the Missus 1:00 Art Baker's notebook 1:30 Newspaper of the Air 2:0O Hint Hunt 2:35 Mr. Information 3:30 House: Party 2:55 Tops for Today 3:00 Art Kirkham 305 Tunefully Yours 3:30 Arthur Godfrey 4:30 Club 15 4:45 Edward R. Murrow 8:00 Knox Manning 8:15 Brer Rabbit 8:30 Chas. Colli ngwood 8:45 Bob Garred, newi 8:55 Newa KOAO (B FRIDAY 10:00 a. m. The News 10:15 Especially for women 11:00 Oregon School of Air 11:15 The Concert Hall 12:00 The News 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour 1:00 Ride 'Em Cowboy 1:15 Oregon School of Air 1:30 U. S. Marine band 1:45 Melody Lane 3:00 Clubwomen's V hour 2:30 Memory book music 3:00 The News 3:15 Music of the Masters 4:00 University Hour 8:00 On the Upbeat 8:50550 Sports Club HASH (1600) FRIDAY ' 6:00 a. m. Xroads aJmb. 6:85 World News 7:00 Xroads Jamb. . 7:50 Layman's Prayer 7:55 Northwest News 8:00 Top of the Morning: 6:55 World Newa 9:00 K ASH Klasslfltds 9:15 Melody Tima 9:55 World News. 10:00 KASH Party Lint 10:85 Local News 11:00 Curtain Call 11:15 Hollywood spotlight 11:20 Theatre Page 11:30 Curtain Call 12:00 News Farads 11:13 p. m. Weather report 13:20 Farm Digest 12:30 Xroads Jamb. l:0O Musical Matlnea 1:55 Northwest News 2:00 Musical Matinee 2:35 Under Capitol Dome 3:00 Musical Matinee 8:30 Tunes on Parade 3:55 Cottage Grove news 4:00 Springfield Hour 4:55 Springfield Newa 8:00 The Dinner Hour KUGN (1400 FRIDAY KUGN-FM 5:30-12M. 99.1 Megs. 6:30 Kurt's Kornir 6:45 KUGN Farmer 7:00 The Hymn Singer 7:15 Martin Agronsky 7:30 Bob Elson 7:45 Wake Up Eugsns 8:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Welcome Travelers 9:30 Kay Kyser show 10:00 Decorating for You 10:05 Hold That Budget 10:10 Kathyn-Comments 10:15 What Ticks? 10:30 My Tue tSorF 10:55 News 11:00 Fashion Flashes 11:15 Show Time 11:30 Ethel and Albert 11:45 Fashions from Forts 12:00 Washington Newa 12:15 p. m. 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Hodge Podge 0:30 Kneass with News 6:48 Hodge Podge 00 Farm Tfme 30 The Old Songi 45 Sam Hayes 00 Fred Waring show 30 Jack Bereh 45 Friendly Melodies 00 Tommy Dorsey show 00 Knesss with News 15 Music for Today 50 Current Events 45 Brighter Day 00 Double or Nothing 30 Today's Children 45-Light of the World 00 Kneass with Newa 15 p. m Ma Perkins 30 Pepper Young's fam, 45 Right to Happiness 00 Backstage Wifs 15 Stella Dallas 30 Lorenzo Jones ;45 Young Wldder Brown uu wnen a qin marriei ! 15 Portia Faces Lit 30 Just Plain BID 45 Front Page Farrell 00 Road of Life 15 Lora Lawtoo , 30 Aunt Mary 45 Nors Drake " oo This woman's secret 15 Life can be beautiful 30 Linda's First Lovs 45 Stars of Today 00 Chuck Foster, news -15 George Moorad' 30 On the Sunny Sldt 46 Elmer Peterson KRVM FRIDAY 9:55 a. m. School Bulletin 10:00 Everybody's mtislo 10:18 Medicine Serves 10:30 Spirit of Vikings 10:45 Tour de Francs 11:00 Nature Trails 11:15 American Dream 11:30 Album of Musis. 13:00 Sign Off 1:00 p. m. Lunch Concert 1:15 Tell a Story 1 :30 SymphonettS) 1:46 Bill Scott 2:00 Musical Masterpieces 3:45 In Highest Tradition 3:00 News 3:10 Sports Parade 3:15 Merry-Go-Round 3:45 Keyboard Kapsrs 4:00 Sign Off Most botanists believsi the ord inal color of flowers was ffrepn. Primeval types are green, even to oils day. H If.' r.at am A nBi 111 JZjs555Zm2L 1 ' the Northweit'a It IW i r as tm l Kpo' M J I NOW PLATING TP AJJ to '"'" " llH ll I "niTTrniinj-ii I 1. WL BDiSoo shoinlflf irmaDUifun $ v . h - with - I A- J YJ Randolph Scott 1 tfl Joan Bennett BHS4aMaiaaaaaBvaBIJ DouglcFcnrbank.. II FRE DANCE I WsSION 20o I ! M W l to C1BIMCE jeuie reserve seata for all the three great stage Men wim ah star New York Casts-Direct Sroadway. ALL MY SONS October 22, 1948 I0HN LOVES MARY January 28. 1949 BUT NOT GOODBYE March 18, 1949 TICKETS. .. $6.15 Inc. fed and CHvTaxei . P ftowlngi at WOODROW WHSON JR. HIGH P ON SALE st Miller's, 1st Natl and ti.S. Nat'F Banks I unui rnaay, Ootober 2nd kttwL JnSTS CLUB OF ECOEMS, Member of miciiiaiionai "f tUKNIlB OF THE BOY Pfceedi to be used for building a Boys' Club. SUNDAY, OCT. 24th 9 to 12 Midnight Sponsored By The Musicians Union Presenting Two Bands Freddy Yahn and Ezzie Zeronnl Bns Service from Trailway Depot I F. M. Fern Ridge Park 10 Miles Out West 11th rfnTsraTTB Dependency Gap Found In Income Tax Law LOS ANGELES U.R Miss Augusta Rosenberg, lecturer In in come taxation for the University of California extension, has found a discrepancy in the recently en acted federal income tax law which makes a certain type of young wage earner neither a de pendent nor a taxpayer. It seems that under the law, no one earning less than $600 a year need pay Income tax; however, the old law's definition of a de pendent as one earning less than $500 still stands. "Conseauently, Junior still will have to keep his earnings under $500 to qualify as an exemption for fattier. Junior won't have to pay any tax himself unless he earns more than $600," according to Miss Rosenberg. If a youngster earns between $500 and $300, she said, he falls into an unclassified vacuum as far as the Bureau of Internal Revenue Is concerned. ; Bees were introduced into Bos ton as early as 1670. First Women's Dean Dies CHICAGO (U.F Miss Marion Talbot, the first woman ever to be given the title of dean of wo men at a university, died Wed nesday at her Chicago home after a long illness. She was 90, She started to work at the Uni. verslty of Chicago when It was founded in 1892, and three years later was officially designated dean of women. The post had not been estab lished "at any other university un til that time. Miss Talbot retired in 1926, and since then has been a professor emeritus of household administra tion at the university. .. . : ; . TO START TYPING EARLY LOS ALAMOS, N. M U,R Children in the Los Alamos public school will get an early start this year In learning to typewrite. A course In the use of typewriters and adding machines is on the schedule for fourth and fifth grad ers. Y Policy Committees Slate Monday Meeting Members of the YMCA-YWCA policy committee will meet Monl day noon, Oct. 25 at the Cafe Del Rey. Expected to attend are William H. Lush, Henry D. Fehly, Rex Hamaker, R. W. Kimberling, John L. Harpham, A. F. Holmer, Mrs. W. G. Nicholson, Dr. Marian Hayes Miller, Mrs. Ray C. Smith, Mrs. S. F. Patterson, Mrs. C. V. Carter and Miss Marian Johnson. Register-Guard. Eugene, Ore., Thurs,, Oct. 21, 1948, Page IT Oregon Cows Too Eager PORTLAND VP) Oregon cows Just won't read the state milk control regulations and consequently Portland had too much butter last month. . The State Milk Control Board recently reduced the richness of the milk which may be legally sold here. But the coa-s went right on giving just as rich milk as ever. ' With a shortage of drinking milk in this area, distributors bought extra milk in Washington, and separated it: adding the skim milk to the looal supply to thin it down to the legal limits, and churning the butterfat Into but ter. The result was that Portland according to the milk control re port of the State Deartment of Agriculture had 32,835 pounds of surplus butterfat last month. See the Now PROCTOR Never Lift ROASTERS SIGWART ELECTRIC CO. 95S Willamette Phone 711 Men, as a rule, tip more gener ously than women:' the latter tip ping heavily only when among I other women. j Fern Ridge Parke Friday Night It'i ROWDY WRIGHT and Rll J Western Swing Band ' 1 : to 12:00 . RADIO b 7(4 S. Ilth. naUomatfieuoThail TfUMIONE tOtS ! Individual Tickets Now On Sale Miller's. 1st Nat'l A V. 8. Nst'l Banks For All My Sons Showing October 22nd Woodrow Wilson Jr. High $3 ff Ine Fed. ,UU & City Tax Sponsored by Optimists Chib of Eugene "Friend of the Boy" GLASPEY'S BAND Wednesday, Saturday Nights 9:00 to -12:00 For your convenience we have arranged for bus serv ice each dance night. Boies leave Trailways Depot at 9:00 p.m. Roundtrlp fare 860. FERN RIDGE PARK 10 Miles Oat West 11th GRAB EL Is Coming! In Today's Acute Shortage of Aged Whiskies dura 1 ' 11 ii 1 1 - -rn"nr ONE WEEK ToSSf (ne of the Big Hits of the Season! JONDERFUI NEW COMEDY. .. from 1 I f LEO McCAREY who govt you 1 I "IHE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S" and l (jljMcCAIiEY'S ' nT II III 1 I d I I K "NS. EDMUND 10WE ' "U MCCAREY Y KEN INOIUN0 "SUPERMAN" NEWS FA8T0ON I !ffOatesOpeT6i301rM7l J OWL SHOWSAT. NITS B- II NOW PLAYING If II Dan Duryea . 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