Tenn-U.R-Alvic
P!F" , 'street cleaner, found
Ini but he couldn't spend
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NEW OAKLAND FAMILY
uak-IjAND Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Sandquist and two children
have moved here from Vale. He
will be with the Highways Depart
ment at Roseburg. They are stay
ing with Mrs. Sandquist's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mahonoy.
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New Oprratlnf Diti
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First Run
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notice'"1 re ,ubiect t0 chn without
nr.lur. WEDNESDAY
Texa Cranlval" 7:3 p.m.. 10:53;
Mr iioNALn rm'"
CROP COrPED
GARY, Ind. (U.P.) Gardening
is proper and harvesting the
natural result, police agree, but
not quite the way two men did it
here. They were jailed because
their crop was marijuana.
fflOTOR-VU
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PLAYING TONITE
The LEMON
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BOB HOPE
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A JACK M. WARNER PKODUCDON
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SAT. MUJNITE OCT. 27
4-4152
Gitei 6:45 Show 1:15
BEQINB TONIOHT
"Secret of
Convict Lake"
Ethel fUrrrmor
Glen Ford
"PEKING
EXPRESS"
Joieph Cotlon
Corlnno Ctlvet
IANDT SADDLER Tl,
WILLIE PEP
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Radio Programs-Wednesday Oct. 24, 7957
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,1 Glen Stntlltr I Marvin Miller l.ons RnnKer
I Do! Inr t & sen?e I npdtinip Story ! l one HatiKfr
I John Vndrrcook Cico Kid Mystery Thrater
1 Herc'i to Vets Cisco Kid 1 M.vslcry Theater
Gabriel Hcntter Headlines Z6.
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Hi School PivirM ! 4 Pes. in Sport!
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I Dinner Hoi
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I Foy WiUirni
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Tom Robotls
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Relax with Music
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Monty Woolley
Monty Woolley
Bid for Health
Farm Hour
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Ited Sltelton
Hum Crosby
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Table Hoppinii
Music in the a
I Jjit-kie C.irniid
Jackie Giraud
I nig Story
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Meredith Wilson
Meredith Wilson
I Oiipstioi) P:ii
hook neview
Campus Person,
Name that Son Top Guy
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I Mr. Chameleon I Newspaper of air' News Summary
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I Lionel B-irr.vmort
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Aiafter works
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1 World News I Fulton I.ewii
You St World Frank Edwards
I Organ Melodies 1 Bet on Wax
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Reporter
1 Harmonafres
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i Tune Toppers
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Ornucho Marx
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1 William Cancan
! William Gar nan
I Reporter
Sports pace final
l The Saint
' The Saint
Mr. Chameleon Student Serenade
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Rculah l Student Serenade
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Five Star Final Anything Ooc
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Tteasury Hand
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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.,
Wed., Oct. 24, 1951 Poge 21
Voters Decree!
New Play Shed
At Saginaw GS
SAGINAW Voters of Saginaw
Grade School District (No. 26)
recently approved a bond issue, to
build a play shed for the children.
There were 61 votes cast, 33 yes,
28 no. Work wilt be started as
soon as possible.
Radio Programs - Thursday, Oct 25, 7957
KOAC
Friendly Neighbor Club's next
meeting is Thursday, Oct. 25, with
Mrs, R. P. Bash.
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I News oT America1
Barnyard Follies I
, Barnyard Follies 1
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Bulletin Board 1 Farm Fair
Rise & Shine I Yawn Patrol
Rhythm Roundup I
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News Roundup I
Clock Watcher
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I Kneass Now
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Z:i5 EaTm- SPttUt Breakfast Can M. Affronsky Rural Roundup Country Kditor Duncan MacLeod
7:30 ICal Tinncv 1 Breakfast Gang, Bob Gcrrad Rhythm Roundup Kneass News Frank Goss
7:45 I Lane News 1 Morning Special I Morn. Headlines Roundup & News Sam Hayes I Harry Babbitt
8:00 I Open House 1 Cecil Brown I Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Ti7OMSnnfls ConKumeNVwi"
S:45 2i?en ,Hoi!se , , JiN,cws rt,BMai: 9UP Alarm Clock Club The Old Song! Dave Vaile
8:30 I Phoenix brealcfastl Haven of Rest I Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Three Suns Grand Slam
8:45 I Churches Speak I Haven of Rest I Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Dave Garrownv Rosemarv
8:15
8:30
8:43
World tit
Errand of Mercy
Movietlme
Mpvietime
10:00
10:15
10:30
10:45
Grandpa's Juke I
Hymns we love I
Frank Kennedy t
Keys to Music t
I News at Nine
L.yrics-Ljinies
Break-Bank
-lomemakcr harm I Break-Bank
Jack Berch
Lone Journey
True Story
True Story
Southland ehipell
Shopping
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Tello Test I
Euk. own shopper!
Springfield News!
Crosby A friends Wendy Warren
1 Tune Test i Aunt Jenny
Time Test Helen Trent
t Kneass News t Our Gal Sunday
Mus. Souvenirs
Mus. Souvenirs
Mus. Souvenirs
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Esp. for women' Strike It Rich
Esp. for women Strike It Rich
I Big Sister
Ma Perkins
Dr. Mal.me
I Guiding Light
Operetta Time
11:30
11:45
Bing Crosby
This Is Spfld.
Strike Out Band
Strike Out Band
Ladles Fair
! Ladies Fair
Queen for a Day
Queen for a Day
Fashions
Vic Lindlahr
Agalnst-Storm
Chet Huntley
I Local News
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Congressmen
1 Personality Time
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1 Theater Page Concert Hall Double-Nothing
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I Juke Box Revue 1 Concert Hall I Millionaire Life I Brighter Day
2nd Mrs. Burton I Operetta Time
Perry Maon Week in review
Norah Drake . Spotlito on a star
Mrs. T. Sells was to have the
cast taken off her injured left
wrist this week. She injured-it
in a fall while picking apples.
Ray Ghcer had a well drilled on
his place recently. The drillers
worked this week drilling on the
Harry Williams place. Williams
is also building a new home,:pn,
his property.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcril McCoy and
son of The Dalles are staying this
winter with Mrs. McCoy's brother,
Luke Hindman and family. Their
son entered grade school this
week.
Noon News
Dial for Dough
Doorbell Ringing
News
Paul Harvey
Lane 1st Edition
Fashions
Music-Speaks
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. lVcithir Konnrt
Rhythm Roundup
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i itigr
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1:15
Music You Want
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Bandstand
World News
Jack Kirkwood
Jack Kirkwood
Bessie Campbell
Get Together
1 Duncan MacLeod Tunes for Teens
1 Come & Cet It Tunes for Teens
I House Party Luncheon concert
I Cedric Adams Luncheon concert
m
2:30
2:45
I Rhythm Roundup
I Rhythm Roundup
i Band Review
i Review. News
Chicagoans
Geo. Fisher
Liberty Jamboree1
Trade Winds I
Get Together
Get Together
Get Together
Get Together
Notebook
Notebook
Mary Marlln
Evelyn Winters
Major Lively
Dan Ma Hoy
Music for Mrs.
Sports Spot
Get Together
Get Together
Get Together
Get Together
Siesta Serenade
Siesla Serenade
Siesta Serenade
Siesta Serenade
Ride 'em cowboy-1 Backstage Wife
Ore. irhrwit of air Stflla II .ill a
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U.S. Marine Band! Woman in House i Newspaper of air Symphonctte
Esp. for women I Just Plain Bill I SI. Louis Matinee Concert Hall
Esp. for women I Frontpage Farrell The Little Show Concert Hall
Memorv Book I Kings Row I Eddy Arnold Adven., Folksong
Ore. school of airl Bob and Ray I Tunefully Yours Science Tell Us
Valiant Lady
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Club S!
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Siesta Serenade
Siesta Serenade
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Art Kirkham
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Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
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Winner Take Al! 1
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Meet the Band I
Fulton Lewis
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Sam Hayes
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Big Jon & Spky.
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I Story Hour
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J Sky King
I Sky King
Variety Time University Hour (Life. Beautiful
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Reminis. Rhythm I University Hour I Hluo Hnrron
Reminis Rhythm I University Hour I Rush Morgan
Fun Factory
Fun Factory
Chet Huntley
Bob Gonad
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Curt Rlassov
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Mel.
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Dinner Hour
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f Dinner Hour
Children's theater! Richard Hnrknesil Ed R. Murrow I Piano Moods
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Go to a Movit Tbeatre TODAY! ,
253311
STARTS TODAY!
AND
Locusts Replace Elms
In Rockefeller Center
NEW YORK (P) Three honey
locust trees 50 feet high will soon
be planted on the Fifth Avenue
side of Rockefeller Center to re
place the three elms that found
city life too tough.
The trees, each weighing more
than five tons, were brought here
from New Jersey by truck and
trailer. Ten-foot balls of earth
protected the roots.
The honey locust tree is believed
by horticulturalists to be the best
qualified tree to replace the dis
ease-ridden American elms. The
honey locust tree branches out In
a wide, graceful shape and Is rela
tively free of pests and disease.
PLAN TO SEE
"Peg '0 My Heart"
AT TflK
Very Little Theater
NOW PLAYING
Etftry nlfhi thro ash Sunday Oct.
Reservations at ftnx Office from II
a.m. to 4 p.m. dally, 7:30 p.m. to
Skew Time evening.
PHONE 4-7:51 - Ressfln Tlrlcets en
sale al Box Office throusb run of
show.
Union to Load
Clothing Ship
rUnlLAHU tu.R) More than
10,000 cubic iect of donated cloth
ing and other items will be loaded
aboard ship Wednesday night for
the first lap of its Journey to Ko
rea and India.
G. Bernard Fedde, clothing
drive chairman for Oregon Relict
to Korea and India, said the bund
les will be loaded by volunteer
help from the Longshoremen and
Warehousemen's Union. The Pope
& Talbot Steamship Lines has do
nated space on the "Voyager," to
transport the articles to Oakland.
Cal., where they will be reloaded
on another ship bound for the Far
bast.
riR, ELLIOT, Optometrist
Eyes examined, glasses fitted
62 W. 10th. Phone 4-4021
PLEDGES TIIETA CHI:
HOME FROM SAN JOSE
YONCALLA Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Rust report that their son
Jerry has been pledged lo Theta
Chi, national social fraternity at
Oregon State College.
Zara Potter, who is attending
Bible School at San Jose, Cal., is
visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Roy Potter.
New LaPrensa Ready
For November Printing
. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina1
(U.P.) First edition of the national
ized newspaper La Prensa will ap
pear during the first two weeks of
November, it was announced
Tuesday night.
The newspaper, expropriated by
the government last April, will be
published as an organ of the gov
ernment-backed General Coined
eration of Labor,
Steel Prices
Given Boost
WASHINGTON The gov
ernment Wednesday boosted ceil
ing prices for ordinary steel scrap
by $2 a ton. The hope is that it
wul speed collection or scrap ma
terials vitally needed in defense
production.
The order bv the Office of Price
Stabilization allows dealers to put
the new prices into effect. They
must have them in operation by
next Tuesday.
OPS officials said the changes
nre not expected to make any ap
preciable difference in the overall
general ceiling level lor scrap.
Overcharges -For
Grave
Digging Paid :
DES MOINES (P) An Iowa
cemetery which made an over
charge of $5 on each of 60 graves
dug between May 1 and Oct.'1 1
has squared itself with Uncle Sam,
the Iowa Office of Price Stabiliza
tion reported Wednesday.
The OPS said that in addition
to charging $5 more than the price
ceiling on 60 graves the non-profit
cemetery association also over
charged $1 each for care of 26
urns.
In a voluntary settlement, Initi
ated by the cemetery association
itself, a $236 check In full settle
ment of the overcharges has been
tendered the treasurer of the
United Slates, the OPS R&fd.
R. K. Brannon, district OPS en
forcement director, said there was
no evidence of willful violation
and the name of cemetery was
being withheld. t
Brannon said grave - digging
charges were frozen under the
general ceiling price regulation
last January but that on May1: 1
the cemetery raised its charges
from $20 to $25 a grave. .
NEVER SAY DIE
MINNEAPOLIS (U.R A. J.
Anderson has enrolled in a course
entitled "life begins at 65" at the
YMCA. He is 82.
POINT TERRACE GARDENERS
ELECT MRS. JAMES MASON
SWEET CREEK Mrs. James
Mason was recently elected chair
man for the Point Terrace Garden
Club. Mrs. Oliver Suldt became
vice chairman and Mrs. John Saw
bert, secretary-treasurer. '
VFW MEMBERS
Get your tickets
now for the
27th Annual
VENISQN
FEED
Saturday, Nov. 3
Veterans Memorial
Building
Refreshments 6 to 7
Dinner at 7:30
Tictefs aJso avaifaMe
af the door
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Convenienl Parking Always
DUNCAN HINES ICE CREAM
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