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Of tiamiin Lidren'. Theatre Play L Little Theatre L. 14 - 730 p.m. ,, 16 . 2:30 p.m. LeS 35 ADULTS 60o vmv SHOWING XbMtreOpensSlO" no SIGIV! JtDY JIDV BOMA-VCI.V! j,.! when the world needs a good laff !! One-Year-Old Loses Finger NEW YORK STOCKS SELECIED LIST ftcptmtl tot fottr Kiribati . is. lflsn (.LOSING AVERAGES: m COTTAGE GROVE One-venr. old Daniel D. Strong. Box' 477 Cottage Grove, had a nortinn nf Dow jhkf finger on his right hand removed! '.'"JJ'Jr266,-.0".!11" M at the hospital here Monday a- 15 utilities 45.84 nip ,u) ternoon after it had been smashed nyse sEiTr-Vp'r?80,'1?!?. Ill ail aixiaeni, : Air Red Hospital officials said the boy's Ai'chem finger was accidentally crushed AmSArf in a car door. The boy is the im E"11 son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Am Ga Strong. He was released from the Am kdi? hospital Wednesday morning, j J" smelt m, ' ' Am Tob The 4fi-inph nhnfn-laUrnAn. -.Am Wool u. ;..-,r "-"-'""'" ; Anaconda An Prich Armco Armour Asoc DG Atchison Reslsver-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., Dec-12. 1951 Page 21 the California Institute of Tech nology, now making a "sky sur vey," will have done in 4 years what it would take a large reflect ing telescope 5,000 years to accomplish. aieBi This Christmas Give Theatre Gift Books $5.50 value for S5.00 $2.75 value for $2.50 NOW ON SALE At The HEILIG LANE MAYFLOWER McKENZIE & VARSITY eatres - k 10t. . MAN HA1E, . COMPANION FEATURE (BARKER JfJ'h """" !' VTE i Color Cartoon and Newi 9 AST TIMES TONIGHT I Full Length Feature! tJIightj- Music Event! "OF MEN AND MUSIC" - wllh -JASCRA HEIFETZ ARIUR RUBINSTEIN . Alls Studio Shortl I WED. until Sat. UMCTUfWHnt- illiNlM ii- IrWKMntWS JAMES 'MASON k.V . tia LIJS.IHE SEASON'S r COMEDY J J Show Starts At 7 , WED. & THURS. "PICKUP" with Beverly Mi c hails -Hugo Hess also "Stage to Tucson" with Rod Cameron Color Cartoon Avco Bill Ohln I Bcndix Av Beth Stl Boeins j Born War Bucyrus , Bur Ad M Cdn Pac Celancse iChes Ohio I St. Paul ' St Paul pr ' Chrysler Climax ICHiett Col Fuel Coin Gas t Vultee Cont Mtrs Com Prod -. Crane Cro Zell Curt Wri Douglas ! Dow Chem DuPont East Airl i Eastman ! El Bnat Emerson I Erie Firestn Gen Elec Gen Food! Gen Mtn Glidden Goodyear Gt Wcs Su zGreyhnd Homestk Hudson 111 Cent Inland Int Harv Int Nick Int Paper Int Tel Johns Man Jones La Kennescott Lib Owens 27 Lockheed -a'i Loews 12' 4 Lone-Bell 4IS Lonllard 1S34 McKesson 11" M & M Wood 3fii Mack 60 Gl Martin 20 Mont Ward W Nash 4R1 Stl Bis xc 15S', Ntl Dist 6"a Ntl Gpsm 37 Ml Lead 4!1! Ntt Steel 44'. NY Cent 88'! No Am Av 12' j No Pac 20 Oliver 771 Pac Gas 7 Packard 19 Pan Am Air S2' Paramount xi 5014 Penney xi 46 Perm RR 63it Pepsi 24' Pfizer IT1 Pro Gam 3'i Pure Oil 4934 Radio 323i Rep Steel 19 Rexall 45 Reynolds 70 Richfield 34 Rbtshw Fl 3Pi St Regis 21si Safeway IS1! Schenley 17si Sears Rs Sinclair 69t Socony 38'.a Sou Co 62 Sou Pao 9 s I Sou Ry 59 Sperry lllai Spiesel 91si Std O Cal 27Ti Std O NJ 49' 4 Studebkr. 2St Sunray U Swift 174 Texas 60'a Textron 57; Tidewater 42 'a Transam BPi TWA 424 Tw Cen Fox 43 Mi Un Bag 18sa Un Carbide 11 14 Un Oil 33' a Un Pac 12 Untd Aire 55 1 i Untd Airl 49s Untd Fruit xd 34i US Rubber 41 'a US Steel 477i H Walker 17 Wes Union fifi'i WcFtlngh 23'j Willys BB V4 Wilson 34! I Woohvorth Package Rush At Postoffice The Eugene postoffice and its university substation are now on special Christmas rush schedules, I according to Ethan L. Newman, J postmaster. 1 Saturday, formerly a half-day J for postoffice windows, will have I the same schedule as week days from now till Christmas 8 a.m. 1 to 6 p.m. at both offices. Another special service is the "production line" for Christmas I packages, now operating at the 1 main postoffice's lobby. Special I. handlers, using division-of-labor J techniques, speed packages through in a fraction of the normal time. ,j Eugene's half-dozen community postal stations, which handle pack ages and' sell stamps, remain on j their regular schedules. Radio Programs-Wednesday Dec. 12, 1951 KERG' NOW! TWO GREAT TOP HITS! I(W Gna Santa F MM stampedei and Randolph Scott RUTH WARRICK . ELLEN DREW In "CHINA. SKY" f 'Plus Serial Cartoon Man Had Right Plea, But the Wrong Town BALTIMORE W) A 56-year-old man from Arkansas had the right plea, but the wrong town. "Just give me a break, your honor," he pleaded before Magis trate Jqhn Berry on a drunk and disorderly count. "I'll get out of town right away. I'm on my way to Baltimore to visit my brother." He was taken over to the city jait to visit the boys there for 10 days. 1Z,;' LOWELL SERVICEMEN HOME FOR HOLIDAYS LOWELL Keith Berkshire, who is a carpenter with Uncle Sam's Seebees. is home for a fur- JJij lough with his parents Mr. and mrs. tseri uerKsnire wno live on Winberry Creek. He had been stationed on Guam. Keith gradu ated from Lowell High School with the 'forty-niners.' Corporal Doss Chamberlain is enroute home from Korea accord ing to word received by his wife. He (and all the rest of us) is hoping to be home before Christ mas. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. War ing visited former Lowell resi dents on the trip south this last three weeks. In Riverside they called on Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hubler, in San Bernardino the Joe Beachems and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rohweder in Sacramento. They saw relatives and friends in Ne vada, San Diego, Yuma and Los Angeles. Pine Flats Dam near Fresno, under construction, and Boulder Dam were of special in terest to Waring since he is as sistant resident engineer, U. S Engineers here. The Warings ex pect to spend Christmas in Lowell Miss Marilyn Heartwell of Chi cago where she is a professional photographer has arrived to spend the Christmas and holiday season with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Heartwell. 61tb 300 .11 53 j HV 40 51 "i 42'i 42 V, Continuous from 7 P.m. NOTFURTOTHEFIRS ENDS TONIGHT (WED.) Ray Mllland John Hodialc Night Into Morning Florence Marlsr Robt. Par ton Tokyo File 212 STARTS THURS. THE FROG MEN Also LUCKY NICK CAIN FREE PARKING Jinx Works Both Ways HARTFORD, Conn. CUR) Ig noring the superstition that $2 bill are unlucky, Mrs. William L. Bennett collected 107 of them, only to have them stolen. The thief, however, defied the jinx. He wasn't caught. KERO Ref.'Gtikrd 10:10 A.M. 11:00 Noon Kewi Hourol o:ft P.M. 1:M P.M. LBS 1 1280 I CBSf 1280 1 K0REu KUGNr KASH KOAC KGW KOIN KWAX Uil. w.t 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:4S 8:00 8 15 8:30 8:45 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 m 11:30 11:45 Red Skelton I Gabriel Hratter I Headlines Ed. I Red Skt'iton News, headlines I Lane Home Ed. 1 Candlelite Hi School Sports J 4 Pus. m Sports j Sports Spot Sam Hayes News I Accordion Pgtn. I Glen Stadler Cinnamon Bear 1 l.on Rnncer I Dollars A: Sense I Rpdtlinr Story I Lone RanKer John Vandrrrook! Cisco Kid (Mystery Theater Here's to Vets I Cisco Kid ' Mystery Theater Dinner Hour I Dinner Hour i News Review Farm, scoreboard I Fnv Willi.. I Harmony Shop I Man from Dixit Dixie Sports News & weather Tom Roberts Tha People Act The People Act Bid for Health Farm Hour Relax with Music Relax with Music Jane Ace Jane Ace I Bin Story Story Meredith Wilson Meredith Wilson IBoxinn Boxing Boxing Boxmc Name that Song j Top Guy Name that Song I Top Guy Steambt jamboreel Rogues Gallery Scar.d. 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Lowell Thomas Jack Smith Dr. Christian Dr. Christian Big Town 1 Big Town Boulah Club 13 I Reporter Sports n.ige final The Falcon The Falcon Orcan Melodies Unexpected I Carousel Organ Melodies I Unexpected (Carousel I Bandstand 1 Site Owl 1 Carousel I World News INite Owl I Carousel I Studio Party Studio Party Studio Party N.W. Serenade I Thurs. headlines I News-Sign Off I Sign Off News I Guest Star i Skmnay Ennls ' Skinnny Emus Five Star Final I on & the world I Desert Inn Orch. J Desert Inn Orch. f Organ Melodies I Organ Melodies jiie.iMiry nana Treasury Band Radio Programs-Thursday, Dec. 73, 7957 KKRQ KetT.-Ruard 10:40 A.M. 11:00 Noon News Hours: 5:45 P.M. 7:00 P.M. LBS l 1280 . KERG KORE "Z KUGNT KASH KOAC r KGW 1 NBC E20 K0IN.s KRYM 1 News of Americal Barnyard Follies I Barnyard Follies I t World News I Farm News Coffee Clock Bulletin Board Rise & Shine Lucky U Ranch I Lucky U Ranch 1 Farm Fair I Yawn Patrol n.i Meg Rhythm Roundun Rhythm Roundup News Round uo Rhythm Roundup 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:43 (Liberty Jamboree) Farm Snotlite i Cal Tinney i Harry Babbitt I Hemingway ' Breakfast Gang Breakfast Gang Morning Special Chapel by Road M. Agronsky Rob Gcrrad Morn. Headllnej Clock Watcher Ctnck Watcher Kneass News Farm Time I Rhythm Roundup (Rural Roundup Rhythm Roundup Roundup St News News of America KOIN Klock KOIN Klnck KOIN Klock 8:15 S:30 :45 Open House Open House Phoenix breakft. Churches Speak Cecil Brown News Haven of Rest Haven of Rest I David Anderson Country Editor Kneuss News Sam Hayes Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club KOIN Klork Duncan MncLeod Frank Gos Harry Babbitt I World News ' ! 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News I Sky King Local News I Sky King Koogan Calls Koogan Calls Big Jon St Spky. Big Jon & Spky. I Variety Time J Variety Time Reminis, Rhythm I Reminla Rhythm 1 University Hour University Hour University Hour University Hour Koogan Calls I Koogan Calls f Chet Huntley I Bob Gerrad Life. Beautiful Ptekens Pnrty Blue Barron Kiis Moi 'gan I Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Curt Mnsscy KWAX dinner Hour 1 Child's Thontpr nichnrd ltai'tmcssl Ert R. Murrow 1 lJinncr Hour .1 Jerry of Clrcua I chuck Foster I News Dinner Hour I Proudly We Haiti Sonus of Tunes I The world todnv I Dinner Hour ' I Proudly Wo Hall I Elmer Pelcrstm I Fronk CIoss news Damage at Crow CROW Quite a lot of damage was done in this part of the county by the recent wind storm. Tele phone service was out until the last of the week. A garage fell in on two cars at the Holeman place. Fruit trees were up-rooted and both large and small trees were blown over on fences around the pastures and fields. People are busy and will be for some time clearing the trees off fences to keep their stock In. Ordnance Company. mi per tonsil ll... rtuZ lhurslay - 1 'nf uCRC-0RDIVGTO Starts Wednesday Not For Junior f4k ."""" Direct From Paris! 1st Eugene Showing! AS DARING AS THE FRENCH EVER DARED! . . . ALI EUGENE WILL GET A KICK OUT OF "MANON" "CECILE AUBREY, the nudi ful Gallic charmer . . ogle and drool!" . . . Walter Winchell "CECILE AUBREY, gorgeous, voluptuous, 19-year-old French find, is the reason Americans are flocking to see the daring film!" . . . New York Journal-American CECILLE AUBRY In IV COMPAMONJEATCRE "The Most Darinr Entertainer of Our Times! Josephine Baker "FLAME" 0FPARIS" TRY UNO'S For Real Italian Spaghetti 75 e With Tino's Special Italian Sauce ALSO Orders To Go! Ton can't cook Soft rhettl and Moat Rnlls for two at home for a 81.00 , . , So let Tlno do III Phone 4-2453 1491 Willamette HOW LYNX HOLLOW FARED LYNX HOLLOW In a matter of hours wind, rain, sleet and snow and freezing temperatures were experienced Tuesday, Dec. 4 Trees were crashing to the ground at quick intervals. Two fell across the road by Ray Holbrook's and one fell across the road and across the highline on the hill near O. C. Lamb's. There was no electricity for a part of two days and a night so the faithful old kerosene lamps and candles came off the sholf but wasn't the light dim! Out the windows one could see branches flying several hundred feet before they fell. Big patches of moss would be lifted from oak trees and float through the sky in a wierd ghostly show. I The snow, covering the chuck Ihole in the road made it look smooth but the driver and passen gers felt all the bumps just the same. : The dyerbok, an African ante : lope, when aware that it is ob served, will crouch in the grass ! as if to lie down, then crawl away for several yards and make a dash for safety. . STARTS t v ; 111 r PJ WEDNESDAY!? LOVE ON THE BATTLEFIELD.,. while all hell NSfL breaks loose around them! . COMPANION FEATURE WILLIAM ThrrifXXT km tai MMIVU Lowell High Enlarges Manual Training Shop LOWELL James Carmlchial, shop teacher, was authorized by the school board at their last meet ing to enlarge the shop. A wall will be torn out to utilize more of the basement. The clascss can then be advanced into industrial arts. The work will be done over Christmas vacation by Carmichial and students. A candy vending machine was installed in the school Nov. 27, by Mrs. W. A. Henderson of Eugene. A new electric range, clothes dry er and washer and refrigerator will soon replace the old ones. They will be purchased on the "school plan" from a Eugene firm School busses will be allowed to transport students to and from all scheduled games to rescind the earlier ruling of the school board. The "inches morgue" kept by Carol Woolsey of journalism class has revealed Nancy Steelman, edi tor of the school paper "The Broadcaster" wrote the most in ches in the second six weeks, Car ol Moore, assistant editor was sec ond and Peter Dory, boys sports, was third. Honor roll for second six weeks: La Vonne Nold, 1; Marcis Brooks, 1; Bobbie Jean Holt, 1; Darlene Johnson, 1.14; Donna Dixon, 1.14; Arlie Brown, 1.10; Phyllis Young, 1.28; Shirley Spangenburg, 1.28; Audrey Loftus, 1.28; Louise Noth inger, 1.28; Gary Dcadmond, 1.28; Anne Sanders, 1.28; Nancy Jones, 1.33; Richard Welton, 1.33; Roger Welton, 1.42; Donald Llndland, 1.S0. Honorable mention went to Nancy Steelman, Alice Rotter, Barbara Bowey, Marie Mills, Don Parker, Jim Hardisty, Gerald Rice, Marilyn Oberman, Audrey Rotter, Richard Jackson, Meil Adkins, Arloa Brooks, Kirk Gilbert, Pete Dory, Hazel Whitney, Carol Noth inger, Bonnie Williams, Don Sweet, Carol Moore,' Arno Cox, Robert Morris, Elsie Jackson, Mcl vin McLaughlin, Fred Richey, Malcolm Simmons and Shirley wright, 2. The Lowell Devllettes volley ball girls defeated the Oakridge team 26-20 Dec. 1, and Mohawk Dec. 7. Miss Oreta Wheeler, former Low ell HI girl Is coach. The team: Bonnie Williams, LaVonne Nold, Carol Moore, Jo Ann Parker, Bar bara Bowey, Marjorie Hayes, Lois Fcrrlcr, Mae Johnson, Kay Rob tron, Pat Picrson, Marcclle Mc Glllvrey, Dorothy Pierce, Donna Dixon, Carol Woolsey, Elsie Jack son and Hazel Whitney. Lytle Boosted To Salem Job SALEM (VP) K. D. Lytle. di vision state highway engineer at Roseburg, was appointed Wednes day as assistant construction en gineer for the commission, State Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock announced. Lytle will take over his new job next Tuesday. His headquarters will be in Salem. Replacing Lytle at Roseburg will be Tom Edwards. Lytle is being transferred here to help direct the increased high way building program. JUNK BOUNCES BACK FORT WORTH, Tex. U.R W. W. Harris, junk dealer, thought the scrapped automobile radiators he had been buying looked familiar. They were, too. Harris found ho had been buying junked radiators which were be ing stolen nightly from his junk yard. First Run Feature Times WRIlNKSnAT nmun nnneyrniia"! "Tarzan Peril." MrDONAM) "His Kind of Womnn" 1:00 p.m.l 4:48, 8:34: "Ca.a Mannna" 3:15 p.m., 7:00. 10:15. ki:x "Mnnon" 12:411 n.m.. S-M. a-30. ft-9Si "Flnme of Paris" 2:30 p.m., 8:19, 8:09, VERY FISHY STORY MADISON, Wis. (U.R A Madison man returned from his vacation without any fish but with this fish story for his friends: A fisherman named Fisher, living in a neighboring cottage, caught a fish. Fisher didn't like fish, so he gave tho catch, a pike, to an other neighbor named Pike. . Few people have penetrated the wilds of Labrador to see North America's second largest water fall, the Grand Falls of the Hamil ton River. OLD TIME WITH 1IOAGY And His Mountain Family Music WEDNESDAY - 9 'TIL 12 ARENA BALLROOM 18S0 West 6th Ave. ADMISSION $1.25 COUPLE, TAX INCLUDED Firestone Heir Dies NEW YORK (IPl Russell A. Firestone, 50, econd ion of the late Harvey S. Firestone, founder of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., died Wednesday at his home here. Firestone had suffered i pro longed Illness. Survivors Include a son, Russell, Jr., of Dallas, Texas. AT RUTHERLIN SUTHERLIN The executive board of the Stitherlln PTA re cently reported that the member ship drive netted 2fifl members, and the recent father-daughter banquet was a success. After all bills were paid, they cleared $151.48. The next meeting of the execu tive board has been changed to Dec. 20, at 2:30 p.m. as the usual meeting date is tco near Christmas. ICE CREAM FOR ALL GAFFNEY, S. C 'U.RX-A 26-ycar-old ice cream salesman who finally got his girl to say "I do" showed his elation In the best way he knew how. After the ceremony, he went to his truck and passed out ice cream to everyone in light. TONIGHT And Every Mon. Wed. Frl. 7:25 P. M. "DOLLARS and SENSE" Starring Fred Shields Prenonted by PARMENTER INSURANCE CO. TOMORROW MORNING And Each Mon. Thru Frl. 11:15 A. M. "THIS IS SPRINGFIELD" With Glon Stadlor Presented by GERLACH'S DRUG STORE 11:25 A. M. "LANE COUNTY NEWS" Activities of Your Lane County Neighbors Presented by MAGIC GAS mm 1000 WRITS EUGENE. 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