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
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!.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
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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 " . - -
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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
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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.
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n Jack 0wensmi
! Personality Time
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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.
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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
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Texas...
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