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Newspaper Page TextPegs 10 Mon., Jan. 21, 1952 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., ' Sex Hormone Makes Animals More Productive, Firm Reveals By ALTON I.. BI.AKESLEE AP Science Reporter KALAMAZOO, Mich. (,JP) A of the firm's departmcne of vet new sex hormone to make animals .erinary medicine. fertile and more productive was announced Sunday by the Upjohn Company, Radio Programs-Monday, Jan. 21,1952 Program listings are prepared by the radio stations KERG ." KORE KEBO . New, -Guard tills A.M. 1I:0 S..n I Baural f.U P.M. t.U P.M. I LBS I 1280 i I MBS 1490 KUGNT KASHr KOACr KGWr KOIN KWAX r U.1 Met. e:00 :4S-:30 The hormone is ECP, meaning estradiol cyclopentylpropionate. EWES BECOME FERTILE in I heat and able to conceive, usually i only in the fall or winter. The hor mone has made some ewes fertile It might help double the nation's , d lamb crop, by making ewes have once, said Dr. j. L. Davidson, head Te"nefs,0e A'ab'?ma many of these bore lambs, David son said. The tests were made in Hearing Aid Batteries Mailed Anywhere For Any Malt Write S. C. MITCHELL 75 W. Brdwy. or Dial 4-5336 WHY SUFFER ANY LONGER? Whtn nlhera fall line our ChlnM rrmrdirs A marine sneers for 100(1 years In China. No mattrr wllh what aliments vou arc af flitted dUnnler. sinusitis heart, tunes. Hvrr, kldnem, tan. constipation, ulerr. dlaliete. rlieiimatlsm, jcall and bladder (ever, kin. female complaints. OFFICE HO! RS 4:30 to fi;3f) Wednesday Only CHARLIE CHAN 174 Willamette Doubling the lamb crop by in ducing two breedings a year has long been a goal in agriculture. More than a year ago, Armour and Company of Chicago reported some success in getting ewes to breed twice a year by using a sex hormone, gonado trophin. These experiments have continued. DAVIDSON SAID ECP also has overcome temporary sterility in cows, and that there is evidence it can often overcome barrenness in sows, or speed up the time when sows can be bred again. Sterility in cows and pigs costs farmers and consumers millions of dollars a year. The hormone also has worked well in trials on beef cattle, horses and dogs, Dr. Davidson said. WATER-PROOF TARPAULINS Truck Covers and Tail Gate Curtains ANY SIZE EUGENE Tent & Awning Co. 37 W. 7lh Fh. 4-0234 Cont. from 4:4K p.m. Sals., Sundays A Holidays! From 0:45 p.m. week days. ENDS TONIGHT (MON.) Montcomery Clllt - Elizabeth Taylor PLACE IN THE SUN DRAMA DENNIS MOROAN-.1ACK CARSON TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS COMEDV Starts Tuesday ; .; Ho Ran All the Way J' Shelly Wlntcn - John (inrdetd ' Guy Who Came Back -f Paul Dour In Dying Mother Awaits Son CHICAGO (U.R) Mrs. Margaret Price, dying from pernicious ane mia, knew Monday that her sol dicr son was coming home from ' Korea to see her but not that the trip almost cost him his life. i Mrs. Price was not told that her : son, Pvt. William P. Price, 26, was one of seven men who survived the crash of a Korean airlift DC-4 in which 36 persons died in the North Pacific. The Air Force said he would be flown as soon as pos- i sible from McChord Air Force I Base, Wash. Another of the seven survivors of Saturday's crash, Lt. Donald E. Baker, lost his race to be at the bedside of his sevcn-month-old daughter, Kimberly Baker, who died of spinal meningitis a few hours after the crash involving her father. Baker was rushed to St. Louis, but his daughter already had died. :45 Candlelite-Silver Cnndlelite-Silvrr Ciindlclite-Silvcr Glen Stadlcr March of Dimes D.'itclinc Korea MiiMcland USA MusU.-l.ind USA Vnndrrcnok Here's 1o Vets Memory Tifhe Memory Time Gabriel Hcatter Headline Edition Dinner Hour Lane Home Ed. Dinner Hour 4 PB5. in SnorU NewB Review Sam Hayes. News Eve. Serenade Farm Scorebd. News e Weather Relax with Music Radio Theater Ore. Civil Service Relax with Music Radio Theater Flyine Time DuiTy's Tavern Radio Theater Serenade in blue Duffy's Tavern Radio Theater Marvin Miller Lone Ranger Foy Willing Gen. Ext. Journal Mario Lanza Bedtime Story Lone Ranuer Harmony Shop Farm Hour Mario Lanza Cisco Ktd Mr. President Skitch Henderson Farm Hour Cava cade Music Cisco Kid Mr. President Skitch. Sports tarm Hour Cavalcade Music Bob Hawk Bob Hawk Choraliers Choraliers John Vandercook Jimmic Dorsey Pokey, the Elf Pokey, the Elf Bit? Rand But Band Henry J. Taylor Airlane Trio 9:00 :IS :30 :45 v:00 1:30 :4S j" J 00 :1S :30 l:48 Salute to Hrserv. News of the Air Paul Whiteman, Salute to Ftpserv. Mutual Newsreel Paul Whiteman United Nations Touch Rhythm Paul Whiteman Snorts Hilites Business Reporter Paul Whiteman World News Fulton Lewis Yon A the World Frank Edwards Desert Inn New Years Desert Inn New Years Reporter Oman Portraits Snort's Report Carousel Music Room Music Room DinninR Sisters American Music Studio Party Studio Party Studio Party Studio, News Studio Party Studio Party Tune Toppers Tune. News Univ. of Oregon Univ. of Oregon Univ. of Oregon Univ.- of Oregon Music Endures Music Endures ' Music Endures Evening Medit. One Man's Fam. News of World Railroad Hour Railroad Hour Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Alan Jones Alan Jones Lowell Thomas Jack Smith Talent Scouts Talent Scouts Suspense Suspense Beul ah Club is It's Bromide yen. ts mecnons m Table Hopping Music in the air The People Act The People Act Jazz Internal.. Jazz Intcrnatl. Four for quarter Music of Bach BBC Theater BBC Theater BBC Theater BBC Theater student Serenade Student Serenade started tossini? them nut tnwrri ...."' nip. r it , v: r:: u n e induction iuiR-uuuim wdbi oi maine to the land inti-j ia fc sun-kissed shores of California Speaker- the bromide season is open. I ft J win fly A bromide is a trite word op hiL,,., e toasimT: phrase that has been sufficiently nounees h ? overworked to fit into a politi-, then i "J3aU. cian's bag or tricks. which n Ifte national election is less than Then he T t r Final Anything Goes World Anything Goes Forum Anything Goes Forum Emerald of Air Mel Baldwin Mel Baldwin Bandstand News Unexpected Unexpected Let's Program Let's Program Carousel Carousel CaroiiFel Carousel Studio Party Studio Party Studio Party Studio Party News Wax Museum Wax Museum Wax Museum Mel Baldwin Mel Baldwin Treasury Band Treasury Band 12 News - Sign Olf Sign Off Radio Programs -Tuesday, Jan. 22, 7952 K ERG Re. -Guard 11:15 A.M. lt:0A Nona News Hours; 6:45 P.M. 6:45 P.M. the intelligent faces of multitudes.! help butm , tossing and it has never been cs-irev Program listings are prepared by the radio stations KERG"oKORE "S KUGNC RASH" K0ACsr KGW KOIN KWAX f 88.1 i Meg. :00 1:30 ':43 :0O :1S :3fl :4S News of America Farm New Musirtime Coffee Clock Mtisictime Bulletin Board World News Rise & Shine Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch Koogan Calls Koogan Calls Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup News, roundup Rhythm Roundup Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Kneass. News Farm Time News of America KOIN Klock KOIN Klock KOIN Klock 7 8:00 :30 :45 9:00 :15 :30 Liberty Jamboree Hemingway Chapel by Road Farm Spotlite Breakfast Gang M. Agronsky Cat Tinncy Breakfast Gang Bob Gerrad Harry Babbitt AG & 4H Koogan Calls Rhythm Roundup Rural Roundup Rhythm Roundup Round. & Newf David Anderson Country Editor Kneass. News Sam Hayes KOIN Klock Duncan MacLeod Frank Goss News Harry Babbitt Open House Cecil Brown Open House News Phoenix breakfast B.G. Alumnae Churches Sneak Haven of Rest Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Caval of Music Caval of Music Alarm Clock club Alarm Clock club Alarm Clack club Alarm Clock club The Old Songs The Old Songs Guest Star Music Consumer News Dave Vaile Grand Slam Rosemary World News BonJ Mesrinmes Paula Stone Off the record Camera Club News at Nine Woman's World Koogan Calls Springfield Quiz Break-Bank Homemaker Break-Bank Classifieds Southland chapel Shopping News Shop. NW News Crosby Friends Tune Test Tune Test Kneass. News Wendy Warren . Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday ' Truman Critic Accepts Medal CASTILE, N. Y.W) Frank E. Spring says his soldier son didn't die for any one man. Spring accepted Sunday a post humous Purple Heart award and citation made by President Tru man to his son, an Army Air Force School Bulletin 11 h-:0 P:45 :00 :15 :30 :45 Grandpa's Juke Newspaper of air Jack Berch Humbard Family Tello Test Lone Journey Frank Kennedy Eug. own shop True Story Keys to Music Spfld. news True Story Mus. Souvenirs Mus Souvenirs Mus. Souvenirs ' Mus., loeal news News & Weather Brad Reynolds Big Sister Esp. for Women Brad Reynolds Ma Perkins Home Ec. Staff Strike It Rich Dr. Malone Home Ec. Staff Strike It Rich Guiding Light Morning Melody Adv. in research Here's the news Morning Concert 12! Bing Crosby County News Strike Out Band Strike Out Band Local News Ladies Fair Ladies Fair Queen for a Queen for a Fashions Vic Lindlahr Day Against Storm Day Chet Huntley Fiesta Time Ore. school of air Double-Nothing Theatre Page . Concert Hall Double-Nothing Juke Box Revue Music you want Millionaire Life Juke Box Revue Music you want Millionaire Life 2nd Mrs. Burton Tune-up, Health Perry Mason Morning Concert Norah Drake Bookland Brighter Day Pioneers Sons C MB Continuous Showing 12:45 VAN HEFLIN PATRICIA NEAL wii- "Hi sr cici "WpplrTaH PERREAU Also "Finders Keepers" "MOVIE OF THE WEEKI" LIFE MAGAZINE Burglars Rub It In On Theft Victim TULSA, Okla. (U.R) Thieves not only looted Ted Sieler's safe of $600 but had him billed for the tools they used. Seller not the bill, from a hard ware store, three weeks after bur glars raided his recreation center. The itemized $16 statement in cluded all the tools police found abandoned in the firm, Including a carpenter's level. "I guess they bought them in my name because they planned to leave them," Seilcr said, "but what in the world would a burglar do with a carpenter's level?" City Fathers Nix - ' Council Broadcasts WATERTOWN, S.D. Of) Live microphones greeted the Water town city fathers when they sat down to a recent council meeting. The council's first order of bus iness was to vote 9 to 1, that the broadcast of its proceedings over the local station be discontinued. Mayor Gerhard A. Gilbert, vetoed the action. The station withdrew Us equip ment anyway on the grounds it didn't want to "cause trouble." i :00 :15 I :30 k:4S 00 15 30 :4S 00 IS 30 :45 Tom Mcrrlmnn Nnvy Band Curl Smith Treasury Band World News Noon News Dial for Donsh Piano Notes News News Band Carl Smith Standard School Standard School Paul Harvey Lane News Fashions Koogan Calls News, Parade News & Weather Chuck Foster Weather Report Farm Hour Road of Life Rhythm Roundup Farm Hour Pepper YounK Rhythm Roundup Farm Hour Risht Happiness Duncan MacLeod Tunes for Teens Come & Get It Tunes for Teens House Party Lunch. Concert House Party Lunch. Concert Old Trader Rhythm Roundup Ore. School of air Backstage Wife Hilltop House Lucky U Ranch Rhythm Roundup Hawaiian Fant. Stella Dallas .Mr. Information Lucfcy U Ranch Band Review Reading for Fun Widder Brown Newspaper. Air Notebook Band Review Esp. for Women Woman in House Newspaper. Air Lunch. Concert Listen to a Leg. Art School Art School l 3 4:00 :4S Chicagoans News Geo. Fisher Answer Man Liberty Jamboree Music & Quiz Trade Winds Music & Quiz Major Lively Get Together Arthur Godfrey Get Together Music for Mrs. Get Together Spotlite on sports News Nat'l Weather Jack Owens Jack Owens Organ Interlude Notebook Mary Marlin Joyce Jordan Evelyn Winters Valiant Lady A Girl Marries Club 500 Club 590 Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Serenade, News Esp. for Women Just Plain BUI Music, Antonini Esp. for Women Front pg. Farrell The Little Show Guest Star Kings Row Eddy Arnold Ore. School of air Aunt Mary Tunefully Yours Concert Hall Concert Hall The Scales That Word? Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Serenade, News Oregon Reporter Wei. Travelers Masters Music Aunt Mary Masters Music Dr. Paul Masters Music Dave Garroway Art Kirkham Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Piano Reflections At the Console Records on revue Records on revue Fulton Lewis Club 590 Variety Time Hemingway Club 590 Variety Time Curt Massey Big Jon - Sparky Remis. Rhythm Sam Hayes news Mark Twill Remis. Rhythm Unesco Review On the Upbeat On the Upbeat Teaching Tapes Life, Beautiful Music Box Music Box Music Box Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Curt Massey Sign Off KWAX "mounts mere are no rules lor bromide Launi-h- . .. It. tablished which party is champion ;inE incr J;. ,S! at the art. The tossers come in all citijenrv i i fi0lttfe ci7AC and nnlitir-al hnoc nana,".!.. 15 SrouwrfZ - .ioiij, not go ntr however, they all stand four- Everyonel aqudre. i because tho A good bromide man gets a i hnnw 5aei neaa siari wnen ine loasimaster says the next speaker needs no in- -Wis DOWGrfnl I.:,"""!! h- But w that has been . d!,b': nisht vnt.r. 5,ft! the noli. ,u But d"n't sell ftp "use, , ,he nothing is fa the( Time for Accountu,' taxes are a nK J will alwav. h.TN it. . .... - .up'-j i. cnudren. ThU U-J am ana everybodiJ bombardier who died during World War II in Germany. Spring said he would not return the medal awarded his son, Lt. Merrill T. Spring, even though he did not agree with the President's policies. "This would not be in keeping with tne spirit of the boy . . . " he , signals ahead and & J said. ' It was America and not for inn .. .n -. . . -1 any one man for whom my son died." UP and be counw-l horses In themiddk. , sow ids sinking ship. The issues mim v. fined, and Europt,ijJ -:'" powder 8S.1 Mel a :00 1:15 :30 :4S EH Murrow Story Hour NeiRhbors. new! Local News Sst. Preston Space Cadet Dinner Hour Child's Theater Richard Harkness Ed. R. Murrow Piano Moods Set. Preston Space Cadet Dinner Hour Jerry ot Circus Chuck Foster News UN Story Sky King Chet Huntley Dinner Hour Those who Rave T. I McCall The World Today World News Sky King Bob Gerrad Dinner Hour Vision Wonder Elmer Peterson Frank Goss Women In News Gobbledegook Spoils Man s Interpretation of 'Bafflegab7 OPEN ALL NIGHT Plrt Good Fond Home Conking no me aiaae imn Complete Menu ZEDA'S CAFE 3112 Hwy. Mi-Sou 111 By WILLIAM O. VARN Associated rress Staff Writer WASHINGTON (yP) The man who hung the tag of "bafflegab" on complex governmental lan guage has received an award for coining the word, But in the doing he got tangled up in his "gobbledegook" defini tion of his brain-child. He forgot two words in his 28-word explana tion of what "bafflegab" language means. Three-Way Honor The man who got the award was Milton A. Smith, assistant general counsel for the U. S. Chamber of Commerce. The donor of the award was the Bellingham, Wash., Herald. The man who presented it was Michael V. DiSalle, rotund price stabilizer.' That was fitting because the Office of Price Stabilization was Smith's target when he coined "bafflegab" in writing about an OPS order. Ho did so in the cham ber's weekly publication, Wash ington Report. 'Deserves an Award' The Bellingham Herald noted it Maybe These Patrons Didn't Like the Show j SAIGON, Indochina OP) i Movie-goers here who look sus . picious or are non-European are i now searched by attendants as they enter movie houses. This is done because it used to be a favorite trick of terrorists to hurl a grenade or other explosive into crowds just entering or leav ing a theater. There were also explosions inside the theaters themselves. and wrote an editorial saying: t ready saying "bafflegab" is ' "Gobbledegook is mouth-filling, tiloquence characterized by but it lacks the punch of baffle gab. The inventor of that one de serves an award." The paper promptly donated a plaque. DiSalle said Smith could have the plaque only if he defined his new word. A Real Definition Smith had a written definition Cold Weather Trainees To Get Pre-Examination NEW YORK W) The Army will send a Cold Injury Team of frostbite experts to Camp Drum, formerly Pine Camp, to insure the safety of GI's under conditions of the winter maneuver, Exercise extreme cold exposure during the winter maneuver, Exercise Snbw fall, scheduled to start Feb. 9. The five-man team from the Army Medical Research Labora tory supervised treatment of frostbite victims last year in Jap an. The troops will be examined beforehand and those found sus ceptible to frostbite will not be exposed to dangerous extremes of cold. The team will also indoc trinate troops in precautionary cold weather safety measures. W - LIFE MAGAZINE I Kt. rTyT", 1 '1,11 .V" -k t 'V9?tf tif f rlf DISTANT dri'ms" 4343j grog wii jr m t'M VYTI mi.V X&ioffmanrii i'n"v;.;iT,er"'',urjf , M Uanlag MOIRA SHEARER W. F SrVp-' '- f Z&f wlor by TECHNICOLOR Wwj&tttffHWtCi S: ( SECX5Zji rIIoncreie products iff PERFORMANCE l! "yi -nKiiAVK yoi rski.f" I 1 J828 W. lh Phone 5-4359 f J DAILY 1 B Shellry .Wl"f' 17 j : . 'I 6 and 9 p.m. I ''n, K!ik n"ii'Jy"AY" f It's healthier o SgfRS i . (i:fmranmmraLi dr,nk more m,lk- kt I Vnr tlntni, Hdlr- 1Y v I I st,lrt - Matinee ,.,. It STARTS THURSDAY iLlllU PIS IviiiIiib ft. ltd. (irnrral i ' I x I t 'X'.f SPRINGFIELD DAIRY (' Sccnic Wonderland! Bomber Damaged By Little Seagulls SAN DIEGO, Cal. (P) One of the Air Force's mighty B-36 bombers and a squadron of sea gulls collided here Saturday, it was disclosed this week. Both sides suffered. Consolidated Vultce Aircraft Corp. estimated damage to the leading edge of the bomber's wing at $500. An estimated 100 dead sea gulls were found on Lindberg Field, where the collision oc curred as the plane rame in for a landing, and in wing holes aand air vents. mul-con- summate interfusion ot circumlo cution or periphrasis, inscrutabili ty, and other familiar manifesta tions of abstruse expatiation com monly utilized for promulgations implementing Procrustean deter minations by governmental bod ies, But in reciting it aloud from memory for the sound cameras, he left out "inscrutability" and "in cognizability." "I knew I'd never get it," Smith commented wryly. 'Few Drink' Drivers Said Most Dangerous NEW YORK (&) A New York safety council official warns that a motorist with a few drinks un der his belt may be a greater menace than the one who has drunk freely. "Most motorists have been edu cated to the point where they will not take the wheel if they are under the weather to a noticeable degree," he explained. "A greater danger is the motorist who has just enough to feel slightly exhilarated." Skating Party EndsinTragedy ODESSA, N. Y. (JP) A week end ice skating and sledding party turned into tragedy when a 20 year old college student and four children disappeared through a soft spot in the ice on Cayuta Lake. A search party of 120 men re covered the five bodies Sunday. When last seen Saturday after noon, Allen Sibley, a Cornell Uni versity junior, was skating on the lake, towing two sleds bearing the children. A volunteer fireman found a child's mitten near the only open break in the ice.. . on the wall can't rose-coiorea glasses. It costs monm i. there is a job to be iai one. I Concluding, the J mm:, ins stand, p:K? fight, defies somefe on an open platlom was a pleasure to igj r,any irralcauon im ner year for bromi' and breadth oi thty Police Investigate Exposure Death KLAMATH FALLS (P) Pol ice here are investigating the ex posure death of a 24-year-old Negro woman. The body of the woman, Aire Rogers, was found lying face down in the snow near Hatfield, Ore., south of here near the Oregon California border. Dr. George H. Adler,' cordner, said she probably died about 6 a. m. Sunday. V. E. Van Vactor, district at torney, said he was questioning two of the women's male acquant-ances. Food Price Declines Lower Wholesale Index WASHINGTON (P) Declines in farm products and foods shoved wholesale prices down slightly during the week ended Jan. 15. The Bureau of Labor Statistics, reporting a 0.4 per cent drop, list ed smaller decreases in textiles and chemicals. Biggest increases were for calves, hogs, potatoes at Chicago and some inedible fats and oils. The index, 176.4 per cent of the 1926 average, was 12.4 per cent above the pre-Korean average but 1.9 below that of one year ago. Professor Undertakes Research Project Tour A six months tour and research project that will carry him into the major colleges of the nation has been started by Dr. Francis E. Dart, assistant professor of physics at the University of Ore gon. Dr. Dart, working under a grant from the Ford Foundation, will continue a project working out of a course in physical science for non-science majors, to be offered under the new sophomore honors program to be activated next fall, Woman Sends Money Along with Coupons LOUISVILLE, Ky. (fl) Mrs. Harold Parker, of Holbrook, Mass. has been having trouble recently telling money and checks from mere coupons. She sent in 300 premium cou pons to the Brown and Williamson Corp. for a tablecloth. Then she got worried and sent the company a letter asking if they had found anything else besides coupons. The company prompted located and returned $632.12 in cash and checks. Portugese Salvage Sunken Axis Ships GOA, Portuguese India iP) Two sunken merchant vessels of the wartime Axis powers have been salvaged by a Goa firm. The German S.S. Drachenfels and Italian Anfora have been brought to the surface recently. Both ships were scuttled by their crews in a spectacular episode at the time of Goas carnival cele brations in February, 1946. The ships took refuge in the neutral waters of Marmagoa har bor early in World War II, Crews of the vessels set off noisy explo sions in the 1946 scuttling. Police captured the crews and Portugal ultimately repatriated the men. Freight Rates Granted Boost of 6 Per Cent SALEM (JP) Oregon Railroads were granted permission Friday to increase their freight rates within the state by six per cent. Public Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Heltzel, who granted the increase, said it is similar to the Interstate Commerce Com mission order of last August which increases interstate railroad freight rates by six per cent west of the Mississippi River. First Run Feature! All times an tutHt . out notice. HOSHAI Mcdonald "Distant Drums' 4:50, 8:20. ' REX 10:25: "Queen for t TiA 11 E I IJ G "WeekPni With TiV 4:15. 7:20, 10:10; EninJ p. rcu o:uu, u:uo. ADVERTISE!! A Three Cough hlj Danger! Creomulsioo relieraftt it soes right'tothewli to help loosen ud of Ehlegm and aid nittf' eal taw, tender, ala membranes. Cuaramii or money refundeiOa stood the test of bS CREOMUI! itlinuCihi,CttCl GRAY'S REMEDY Relief from Rheumatism, Aches and Pains. Lumbago, Lame Back. Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. Red Submarine Fleet 'Potent War Force' WASHINGTON (fP) Russia's submarine fleet is a potent war force, says Secretary of the Navy Kimball, and has grown from 50 to 300 or 400, compared with the U.S. Navy's gain from 70 to 100. 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