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rams-Wednesdayf May 21, 7952 feared by the rad.o.tat.on, Wr'.ivfMV. KUGN Z, KASH KLIiU i K EH Q-Ri.. Guard News Ileum i&t-5-..;Sr".gNesyro Singers' yer Roac) Local KOACrKGWr KOINr KWAX -r-t.i u,nir Headline mil !.r".!l."i snnrlj ( Pn. Ill snrii rren ivanm Chicago Kd. Table Archie Andrews 1 mH'Nw" Accordion Time farm, scorcnoard Chlcano Rd, Table Archie Andrewi 8r qw2 -Harvln Miller I W Uit B"1"1 CHro K !l L-rtnTBM" i Thai Song Birberjnon " Scand. M"5 . Dinner Hour Dinner Hour Fred Waring theater Relax with Music theater Relax with Music ESSL- jpoiw-; PruriHv Martin Freddy Martin Mystery Theater Mystery Theater Top Guy ropuuy Rogues Gallery nnEncs Gallery Fov Willi nil Hftrmniiy Shop Man from Dixie Sons of Pioneers Music Room Music Ronm Melody n.inrh Melody Rjmch New At Ufonthor Tom Hobrrts Behind the News People Learn Public health tef. Farm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour Red Skelton Red Skelton Rin Crosby Ring Crosby RlK Story Wayne King ?J8SL0r? . . Wayne King Meredith WlLion Meditation Ttm Meredith Wilson Golden Gale qt. "Newspaper of air Mutual NcwlfMl Combo Club Combo Club Frank Edwards "i'lnexPflcted Unexpected Co programming Groucho Marx Grourho Marx The Big Story The Big Story Studio Party Studio Parly Studio Party Studio, Ncwi Shorthand Teit Shorthand Test Thin ii Forestry Newi One man'i family wo no news Gt. GilderMeeva Gt. Gl Iders 1c eve Groucho Marx Groucho Marx Dunne-MacMur'y Dunnc-MacMur'y Lowell Thomas Jack Smith Dr. Christian Dr..Chrlshan Rig Town Rig Town Beulah Club 15 Meg. 1.1 Table Hopping Music in Air Poetic Moods Security Begins Radio Theater Radio Theater Bach Mem. Con. Bach Mem. Con. Campus Classics Campus Classics Campus Classics Campus Classics Student Student Student Student Reporter Studio Party Yesterday Album Studio Party Iioncsome Gal Tune Tnpperi Lonesome Gal Tunn, News Mvidery Mystery Pnncc Orrhestra Dance Orchestra Serenade Serenade Serenade Serenade Studio Party Studio Parly Studio Parl.v N.W. Serenade Music Endures Music Endures Miisie Endures Evening Mcdlt. Sign OH Reporter Snorts Date final Silent Man Silent Man News Bill Stern Ciro'a Tonight Cirn's Tonight Five Star Final Political Desert Inn Orch. Desert Inn Orch. Organ Melodies Organ Melodies Treasury Hand Treasury Band Anything Goes Anything Gnea Anything Goes Anything Goes Jroarams-Thursday, May 22, 1952 1 1 ' v -en hr the radio stations . iirilnn p'w " . - - "5KERG moKORE inv ""i KERQ R..anard 10:10 A.M. 1:00 Neon Ntwi Hours: 6:45 P.M. 1:00 P.M. I MBS KUGN Z KASH' K0ACsr KGW NBC no KOIN KRVN r-rrrXTTarm News. Kiwi or Cnff Clock jjuilctlme Bulletin Board Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch Farm Fair Farm Fair Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup News Roundup Rhythm Roundup Clock Watcher Clock Watcher Bob and Ray Bob and Ray News of America R.F.D. Oregon Koin Clock Koin Clock IStSSm ifl. Kiln Harry Hemingway Brcakfiist Gang Breakfast Gang Morninif Special Cecil Brown News Haven of Rest Haven of Real "styles In Vpgne Chapel by Road Martin Auronsky Bob Gcrrad Koosan Calls tthythm Roundup llnpalong Cassady Honalontf Cassady Andy Parker David Anderson Country Editor News Sam Hayes Koin Clock Duncan MacLeod Frank Goss Harry Babbitt Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club Alarm Clock Club The Old Songs Consumer Newi The Old Songs Dave Vaile Music Box Grand Slam Crosby St friendj Rosemary News at Nine Wain i "Me - woman's worm awikimi - Stars lor defense wo () Qlij, Rreak-Rank Paula Stone Home ma Iter harm Break-Bank Newspaper of nir jac ocrui Tclio iesi Eugene .Shopper Dial for Dough Tune Shop Tune Shop Tune Shop Tune Shop Tune Shop Lone Journey True Story True Story Classifieds Southland chapel Shopping Shop NW Newi Mus. Souvenirs Mus, Souvenirs Mus. Suvcnlri Mus.. local news Tune Test Ralph Edwards Communist, FBI Communist, FBI Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent Our Gal Sunday School Bulletin Brad Reynolds Brad Reynolds Strike It Rich Strike It Rich Big Sister Ma Perkins Dr. Matone Guiding Light Concert Slated By Methodists "Wines Over Jordan," billed as the world's most renowned Negro choir, will sing in Eugene Thurs- ;day at 8 p.m. at First Methodist 'Church. The choir is on a good i will tour of the country. No admission charge will be made but a free will offering will be taken. Six months after its first radio broadcast in July, 1937, the choir became one of the featured pro grams of a coast-to-coast Colum bia Broadcasting System hook up. Except for 10 months spent overseas entertaining servicemen, the choir has had 12 consecutive years as a radio recording group. The group has appeared in fam ous concert halls in 45 states in cluding New York's Town Hall, Madison Square Garden and Car negie Hall, Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, Convention Hall in Philadelphia and many others. Recently, sponsored by the U.S. Treasury Department, they choir assisted in the sale of savings bonds. Origin of the group is credited to the Rev. Glynn T. Settle, at one time pastor of Gethsemane Baptist Church, Cleveland, Ohio. ers Vote for Lights RIVER ROAD Voters in the River Road Water District area Tuesday approved installation of street lights along River Road by approving a ballot measure for financing of the project. Yes votes totaled 167; no votes, 99. Plans call for the lights to be installed on every other power pole between Eu gene City limits and Howard Ave. Refrlster-Gtiard, Eugene, Ore., I Wed., May 21, 1952 Page 17 First Run Feature Times All times are subject to chance with out notice, WEDNESDAY McDONAI.D "Macao" 1:10 p.m., 4:2n, 7:25, in:W: "Whispering Smith vs. Scotland Yard" 2-43 p.m., 3:55, 9:05. BKX Tall In the Saddle" 12:30 p.m., 3:55. 7:15. 10:55; "She Wore a Yellow Rib bon" 2:00 p.m., 5:20, 8:45. hkiijg "The Mob" 1:15 p.m., 4:13. 7:11. 10:00-; "Jungle Manhunt" 3:07 p.m., 6:05, 0:03 DESSERT YOUR FAMILY by bringing home a quart of always-popular DAIRY QUEEN. Everybody loves DAIRY QUEEN. It's delicious with pie, cake or cookies or served plain. Stop at 8th and Main, Springfield, or 13th and Hilyard, Eugene, and take home a quart or more today, (adv.) Cmintl ! Qurcn for Day BSchU" jc BdlRinwor, WhgnnMiis'C Mews ""Ttar Time Jack Kirkwood ril Smith J1 K'rkwood & Sno In Bee Cleaner Show i Bee Furniture Shop Fashions Vic Lindlahr ABainst-Storm Chet Huntley Fiesta Time Thrnter Page Juke Hnx fievne Juke Box Revue, Morning Melody Adv. In Research Here's the Newi Operetta Time News St Weather Double-Nothing Esoec. for Women Double-Nothing Espec. for Women To be Advised Espcc. for Women To be Advised 2nd Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Norah Drake Brighter Day Paul Harvey Lane 1st Edition Lucky U Ranch Lucky U Ranch Weather Report Concert Hall News Parade Concert Hall Rhythm 'toundup Concert Hall Rhythm Roundup Concert Hall Operetta Time Week In Review Bookland Kern. Hammond Chuck Foster Road to Life Pepper Young Right Happiness Duncan MacLeod Tunes for Teens Come & Get It Tunes tor Teens House Party Lunch. Concert Cedric Adams Lunch. Concert "Matinee melodies News oi . Harris Answer Man S Corner Home, Home iirTcarner DHcapadea CIl'VMSL. nisraoades Garden Guide Spotlight Fill I on Lewis Hemingway Curt Massey Snm Hayes Sgt. Preston Sgt. Preston Sky King Sky King Trading Post Koocan Calls Fashions Notebook Notebook Girl Marries Mar.v Marlln Evelyn Winters Rhythm Roundup Rhythm Roundup Rand Review Review, Ncwa News & Weather Farm Hour Farm Hour Farm Hour Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Widder Brown Woman in House Siesta Serennde Siesta Serenade Siesta Serenade Siesta News Ride m Cowboy Just Plain Bill Serenade In Blue Music Serenade in Blue Rob and Ray Radio Book Shelf Doctor's Wife T HmiA T.unch Pnnrl This I Believe Let's Sing Amer, Newspaper of Air Let's Sing Amer, Newspaper of Air Symphonette Jack Owens Bell Ringers Eddy Arnold Tunefully Yours a Muiic for Mrs. j Music JorMrs. 0 i!usTc or Mrs. t Music (or Mrs, n Jack 0wensmi ! Personality Time t itoryjjour li Doctor's Wife Siesta Serenade To be Announced Siesta Serenade . Club 500 Siesta Serenade Club 590 Siesta News Concert Hall Concert Hall Adv in Folksong Let Science Tell Hells Canyon in the Snake River between Idaho and Oregon is deeper than the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and narrower between the rims. 1 iT7T I E IJ U I I I I I I I HmTtttTanilTTlfiTTl bUUlllI V Toar F,n,, nr.-. My Dill Ulrimi J II Indtnendenllr Owned I W .r. V.i i m avT-Wj I . - - ' - ' I I ' &k : 1 mii 111- 1 w "us. .r i MFMRFRSHTPS NflW RFTHG II ! I a n 1 u 1 1 11 h inir sin in ; nwyi 9 iiM r it. heal tax ulrn. IVlV.jM T 1 T t O 9 i"-"-"; j Laurelwood Golf & I nu&wn W fflzM Country Club I I j PRIVATE AT 300 MEMBERS . CR AWFJIRD E KEIV OMLID, PROFESSIONAL iiintin D&DDVMflOE .PUIS. 'I 4P"y 6:30 P-M- LAURELWOOD GOLF COURSE 1 mT" v Red SkeIlon 5TAkt "fy" yiP V A I fWY TRY TO FORGET I I Y 7:45 P.M. fc2i THEIR PASTS Jj 11 MiB young legumes without sufficient; .JV TT , t'A' , roughage to stimulate belching. Norm . M iijm .,.JJW . -ww-s0 IIYSn JvwrwV ! i WZZ "l"11" V?M Jr 1$F&7 exciting Macao, v 1 i 1 e&MiLY f 1 IVA ' ' IN THE CRYSTAL ROOM I f ttXHS Cam Ajf - . f! port of sin and li"' -'Xl 1 MCwlS?i ', V -SA'SLAS-' yK j 5m Camp7Shop I J shady dealings! k- miuSSJ, ZJ ' Y d.ii.i.o. Fo.d serr.d ripin, B.u f2 MK r r . :.v."f.f JL- IJt W v J v ' 1 Also on the Sam Frofram ... J Makt a date, won't vou! rMt I ifa MT l iWh V ?' '3 1 , . jilt' H Ml v ' 1. o.nn p m r 111 Ai ; w 'wne V S$?ifr 1 SHliE ? I ruib immim I. M ill . pg uiaaflj BOUTS ' rTmrrSroffl Kl ' MSSf'' V Uth Annual Js XI WU: ' 3:45 ' . A WVA 11111 f t I 1 One Showing 7:15 Nitely ,millote V p -j r, , . MFWtfMk 'WO c T" .v 1V VcijE&'''EI!' tiEIEdiHM4lrl i 7 M 1 Except s"nday Continu"" . ' . Y 23 24 , 25 - ; mm Highhles U$T , ,Mi,mMlt vJ$j SmMamm M i-. FRI, MAY 23 8 P.M. tm'Si M With ' i ' Simuiii h 8ERNARB C. SCNBENFtLO t STANLEY IUIIH Stoaa' Sf jji MiMMLi Deborah KERR j -Zf- ( jrfl l0hn TaSnady - COMPANION FEATURE - ' Adul LOO KlQc XS. ' ?hP,s;ir 265cc J.' 'fA 'lUMuyuuvV; H K.'murder mil iimiomtmm hideout! U I ffiKj 1 - r ; l-VS&A iAlt y' hLmffB 1ms ' nnomm, THIS IS ih? I StorttWedIL )L A l 1 I dKa" Opening 1 cpniurrinn ' PCA - - p mmg A:Jr KEY L Thursday Night .'- SPRINGFIELD yiA ili iM Mr diLfrf v, wuh glen stadler i JOHN WAYNE ) II ' IMJU 11 ' D riZTr1' ' l GERLACH'S DRUG STORE K ' UklfeM ) T'l, (StaaLSnfl ' IN TWO ACTION FILLED HITS I :XTS )-' ryMt "TALL IN THE "SHE WORE A j bill bovleThe piano . Mff A I SADDLE" YEUW RIBBN" fiSSIlW 1 CLINGMAN'S f : (Ww(s& I 1 "SSf tA XE JTf f-I EUGENE, OREGON f, ward bond a,s , .3 - 1 . fj COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM "GABBY" HAYES Color by Technicolor "Ooalli OPEN DAILY 6:43 P.M. OPEN SUN. 4:45 P.M. Daylight Saving Time ENDS TONIGHT (WED.) . GARY COOPKR - LORETTA YOUNG 'ALOXG CAME JOKES" JEAN PORTER - TOM NEAL I. JAIVE" STARTS THURS. Robert Hutton - Gene Evans The Steel Helmet DRAMA DOCUMENTARY It's a Big Country NORTH, END K 13 Show Starts at Dusk Show Starts Tonight, Wed. teturn ALSO THE MIMAKEKS prti.nl JOAN EVANS- MELVYN DOUGLAS LYNN BARI Cartoon Si Latest News moroR-vu DRlU-in THEATRE OHl MILE EAST OF SPRINGFIELB PHONE 7-7000 Show Starts at Dusk Wednesday & Thursday Sinners Holiday ALSO Arctic Fury Ends: Tonlte Tues. "CAPTAIN BMMH" 'TOO YOUNG JO KISS' Espec. for Women Wei. Travelers Espec, for Women Wei. Travelers Music Memory Dr. Paul Music Memory Dave Garroway Club 590 Club 590 Big Jon - Sparky Mark Trail Salute to safety Salute to Siifcty Itpininis. Rhythm Hemlnis. Rhythm Oregon Reporter Masters Music Masters Music Masters Music Life Beautiful Music Box Music Box Music Box " Art Kirk ham Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Arthur Godfrey Curt Massey Hollywood News Speech Clinic Review Records Review Records Meg. 88.1 KWAX Sign Off Europe Report Tom Corhett Dinner Hour Tom Corbctt Dinner Hour Richard Ilarknesi Dinner Hour Bob Gcrrad Dinner Hour University Hour University Hour University Hour University Hour 5!f.h2Ed Hrkn Ed R. Murrow Piano Moods Bill Stern News UN Story Ciro's Tonight The World Today World News Clro'a Tonight Frank Goss News Campus Newi I lecture e Given performance of "Israel It - In the Light of Iphtty," a two-hour n- licture on development Jewish state, will be Friday. lure is a visual report fas ol Casimir Lano Eeditor and commentator, middle eastern state. Idachrome pictures will it the Public Schools lfa Building Auditor- . 1th Ave., where they presented last March, ft spent several months south', combing the information and pie rinj to America. lowing will start at ( ol charge. There will fim ol Israel music at It Holy Land exhibition up before the showing. ttions Still n by R.C. i itill coming In slowly n the Red Cross fund J toward the quota. W ll $85,308, the Red P innounced. The quota hlVA f.nt " office, reporting not contacted during nve dates in March. PMsoni Who wih tn f WT may send checks Colorful DAV 'Circus Revue' Scheduled for Armory Friday Aerialists, a Viennese juggler, dog act, a zany xylophonist, and other circus-type acts will be fea tured at the Eugene Armory Fri day when the local chapter of the Disabled American Veterans pre sents its "Circus Revue." The talent in the show has been at several' other Oregon cities re cently. Don Simmons Is producer and director. Among .the acts is Toscanelli, Viennese juggler,, who has enter tained royalty and audiences throughout the world, his billing claims. OTHER ACTS include: Miss Patsy Jean, girl contortionist; The Tuckerettes, three girls who per form on the trampoline; Sud and Virginia, comedy team who will offer humor and unusual musical presentations, Simmons said. Also with the show are Ben Yost's Royal Guards, who recent ly completed an engagement at New York's Palace Theater and before that, a command perform ance in London; El Cota, who plays a xylophone, and his part ner Beatrice; the Lamarettes, five aerialists; and "Canine Capers," a trained dog act. LOCAL HANDICAPPED, or phaned and underpriviliged chil-i dren are to be the guests of local business men for the matinee per formance of the indoor circus Fri day. About 1500 children will be there. The afternoon show starts at 3:30 .p.m.; the evening perform ance at 8:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased from any DAV member, or at DAV of fices In the Veterans Memorial Building, or by phoning 5-0111. DRIVER FINED COTTAGE GROVE Freeman ree wens, 40, L,orane Kt., was fined $250 and $4.50 costs in Jus tice Court Wednesday morning on a cnarge ol driving under the in fluence of intoxicating liquor. Federal, state and local taxes, plus interest charges and insurance costs, play a big part in the price of every new car the first year but you'll find there's far lens to pay the Henry J wayl 4-4152 STARTS WEDNESDAY Show at Dusk The battle of Texas... SUV- and battls i ii-iiiii.-j-'a the ClARK If sexesl
