Radio Programs Saturday, June 21, 7952
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KERG nvKORE u KUGNT KASfTKOAC
Tarnn
Tarzan
Dinner MuslO
Glenn Stadler
Hawaii Cslli
Hawaii Calls
Danca
Dane
Elienhower
Elsenhower
Quiz K1(U
Quiz Kida
Meet Millie
Meet Millie
.in rail l niasivrson
; l g Paul Maateraon
Meditation Tim
Piano Notes
Lombr(1oiand
Imbardo)and
MGMThriitre
MOM Thratre
MGM Thentre
MGM Theatre
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Sk.c.lon. Rndup. F.rm. SoVr,7
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Storiei 'n Stuff
StorW 'n Stuff
London Letter
Switzerland
KGWr KOIN
CBS
70
Western Theater Tarran
W cstern Theater Tarzan
Judy Canova Sammy Kay
Judy Canova Sammy Kaye
9! Paul Maslcrson Rarnrianc
.in Stuart Craig Wrestling
AS Antonln'i Music Wrestling
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V; r'Viir.tcnans
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Wrestling
wrestling
Dunn on Discs
Dunn on Discs
The Unexpected""
The Unexpected
unexpected
Unexpected
Judy Canova
iuu.v annvB
Basin St. Snc.
Basin St. Soc.
Dance Party
Danre Parly
Dance Party
J3ance Party
New
Party Pantry
Party Pantry
Party Pantry
News A weithtr v.,iw f
Robert , Organist Vaughn Monro
Tit S(ino1 Grand OIc Opry
4-H School . . Grand OleOory
Sw'naffmMu,,C nno.MPur mil Fddy Arnold
viuiiiciicvur mil, ipx wiiua
PAPER FENCES APPROVED
JACKSON, Mich U.R Bo
ports from a winter-long test by
the state highway dept. Indicate
that paper snow fences are a suc
cess. The fence of two wide strips
of reinforced paper may be burned
In the spring, saving the expense
of taking down and storing the
wooden variety.
Haynie-Eshom Go
To See 'Boys State'
First Run
Feature Times
Swine, imi
American Music
Sunset gi Vine
Sunset & Vine
Sunset & Vine
Sunset. News
Connoisseur mus". Tex Williams
Grand Opera
(.rand Opera
Grand Opera
Grand Opera
Gunimok
Gunsmoke
Quit Kidi
Quiz Kids
Meet' Millie
Meet Milll
Gene Autry
Gene Autry
Table for Two
Table InrTwt
Table for Two
Table.News
w" ndon Table for Two
t E 3X n,on Tnb,e r Two
Jimmy Walllngton Table for Two
Dude Ranch Jam
Dude Ranch Jam
Square Dance
Square Dance
Gangbustert
Ganghusteri
Stuart Craig
Antontnl'i Musis
Nv: Weather News
jSew. Weather Sport pace final
Dance Pa ride Stan Kenton
Dance Parade Stan Kenton
News Night Cap
Ciro's Ton'ght
Clro's Tonight
Clro'a Tonight
Sat Night Final
The Chicagoans
Desert Inn Orch.
Desert Inn Orch.
Organ Melodies
Organ Melodies
Treasury Rand
Treasury Band
WIND BLOW'S STRONG
URBANA, III. U.R When the
wind gets going in Illinois it really
blows. A plane left the University
All !.. -.. niMut h Vin mm with.
wtaiiin dim naynie ana out notice.
John Eshom, two Oakridge High' nnAin aturdat
School Students living at Westfir, "Carson City" 1:00 B.m., 4:JS. :10.
. . c , i . 11:30; "Aaron Allele From Punkln Creek"
will go to Salem the week start-J;,0 p,m ,:15, o:H.
Ing July 22 to see government in hkimo.
B ,, .. . . " , ! "My Six Convlcti" IMS r.m.. S:00,
operation first hand. They are smo, 9:49; "Forbidden Land" J:o p.m.,
sponsored by the Westfir Amcn-A-
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.,
Sat., June 21, 1U51S Page .7
COPS WANT THAT BEER
PORTLAND, Ind. U.R) Police
are waiting for a chance to crash
a beer party here but it's all in
the line of duty, Tncyre noping
someone will roll ou 13 half-barrels
of beer reported missing by a
truck driver who lost part of hit
cargo while enroute here.
can Legion for Beaver Boys State
convention. The will be required
of Illinois airport here for Chlca- 10 lv8,a ep" lu "c" """"
go during a high wind. It arrived ! sponsoring legion post upon re-
39 minutes later. Without a tail
wind, the flight takes about 55
minutes.
Both Sides Claim . Virtue
In Postmasters' Dispute
No More Swims
WESTFIR After having all
kinds of luck . . . bad . . . Ernie
Yingling caught the limit of big!
Bedsides Wednesday, fishing the
North fork above Westfir. 1
On the first day of the season
Vmolinrf lnct hie nniu rnH and
RV JAMES MARLOW I The Only result Will he In dn,i 1 :i Uninnino rool in Iho Nnrrh fr.rU
wi?HINGTON-m-One of Th'n "'i PaSSi"? " uthem'" itions for the "ndidates and then i Going back the next day he took
WASHINOIUM i une o. There s no law jaying the post-: lists the ton thr. Th. nn.tm.i.r an icy swim trying to retrieve
, never-enciiiK casters can't consult with local is picked from this list bv the his new tackle without luck,
f imed "bv both sides in a po !"c'an with congressmen posLaster general in the fourthi Come payday another outfit like
L claimed by bom sines in a and senators on a candidate , , President in'the one lost was purshased. But
feVdispTe KlM1'1 twordt,hhrcePr!Sldent he is keeping a tight grip on this
;4 . , ., a mini ijuii lltldll ICC IS IKi "
itself and the President out of the been slighted he may be able tol
picking. ;stir up enougn fuss by objections!
Ihe postmaster general alone, to the top three to eet a re-examl- FISHING RESUMES
picks postmasters of the nation of the candidates. ! ASTORIA (U.R) Commercial
ample
asters.
Under the present system post
,.ier of the first, second and
ftird class are chosen by the Pres-
1 " ,ha Kannla oi'. .. .
I" Th s tin Ml his' T i ,1,e Me"1 ... . . i fishing on the Columbia river re-
Tnro. n'. a wnoie gelling nuoi ciass joo is sumed iridav after a three-week
,ppointments. President lruman m on the act, So if lhe Senat5 a open, civil service says, it checks I closed period. The fishing will
liked Congress to change this. . proved the President's plan, the!n the qualifications of the candi-' continue through July. 15.
I . 1 VHlstmastpr nonoral a ...:.uiriatpi anrl rtinlrc a lict nt tnn . ,
rfJUhe out unde 1 c" if se?vice the Iirst- second and third three' From this list the P"ident
iiijslers be put unaer civu service . . . , d-i-
Since the President has plenty
to do without knowing all the
candidates or examining the life
history of each, he must get ad-
iaich a way that the President ' 0 l" uu ' .w
ff.r.u. cmat T.m.ild hnvo noih. wu" "le luurln DOW. itMuvai.
PI LUC ULim.v ... ......
L to say about appointments at FOR THAT matter, alt four
l He said the postmaster gen- classes of postmaster come under
Kil, 1 member of his cabinet, civil service now. The classifica
ffllld make them. ! tjnn tlf tarh nndmatiar ii.nBnJp
filhe Senate rose in its wrath, on the amount of money taken in I vice. whicn is hardly a time for
Vj...4... .nrl cniH "nn Kn thtt!i. u: -,c;- J nnl i tini.n n tn lift nuiflt
euiiwuaj yy ,s omce, ,1 M
nem stays as its always been. An office is in the first class1 The terms of postmasters, once
when it takes in at least $40,000; they're picked, run indefinitely,
a year there are 2,845 first class! While it was at it Wednesday, the
postmasters; an office is second! Senate also refused to let the
class when its revenue is between i President put U. S. marshals and
$8,000 and $40,000 there are 5,954 customs collectors under civil
second class nnstmasfprs. a third service.
Wtem tw per ceni 01 an gov- eiai office i one wh rh Mai ' " -
r - , ... ... ,
fnment womers are unaer civir between $1,500 and $8,000 there
Itivtce, "destroys the Democratic! are 12,819 third class postmasters;
faces) that keeps the government and a fourth class office is one
jllii! power over the selection of
fjestmasters, with all the political
f nonage involved, was too much
t the Senators to let go.
Sen. McClellan, Arkansas Dem-
jeiat, said the President s plan.
REGULAR
Old Time
DANCE
W.O.W. HALL
8th at Lincoln
Every Saturday Night
VERA McADAMS ORCH.
CONTINUOUS
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WILLAMETTE
RIDING STABLES
2719 Will. Th. 5-4861
On College Crest Bui Line
You are welcome to come out
and let the children look the
horses, colts and ponies over.
Bring or let children of any
age come down to the Willmt.
Stables. We will take care of
them during a ride and insure
their safety.
Our horses and ponies are
trained for children 1 yr. and
older. We also give riding les
sons. First class 10:00 a.m. with
good instructor.
Wagons for Advertising or
Hay Rack Rides, Pack Horses
and Burros with full equipment
for fishing and camping trips.
"CARSON CITY"
RANDOLPH SCOTT
"Aaron Slick From
runkin' Crick
nlNAH snoiiK
OPEN
1 1 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Good Thlnti ( Eat at
WOODY'S
SOOPER PUP
On West 6th
Near Blair
BLUE RIVER INN
BLUE RIVER, OREOOM
Open Sundays and
Week Days
3:00 A. M. to 11:00 P.M.
HAM
CHICKEN
e
STEAK
Complete Fountain
Service added
BIA14-
3431
Ten Tall Men"
Burt Lancaster
At Swords Point"
Cornel Wilde
Maureen O'llara
SSQCI
lose to the people,
This was really putting sena
lial power and political patron-
igt on a high plane. Senators
jhvoring the plan went up to a
jjretty high plane, too. They said
1 plan would oe ine Biggest ad
hnce in civil service reform in
R years.
Sen. Eastland, Mississippi Dem-
with receipts of less than $1,500
for the year there are 19,407
fourth class postmasters.
The highest paid are the first
class men. The four highest among
theni are in New York, Chicago,
Philadelphia and Washington
where the postmasters get $13,770
a year. The lowest-paid are the
fourth class postmasters who re-
rat, may have come closer to the ceive between $326 and $2,611 a
amy wnen ne saia mat even 11 ' year.
It Senate approved "postmasters! Civil service save, when there's
ill will be politically selected. . .la vacancy in the second, third or
Open Week Daya A:IK n.n
Open Sunday 4:IR p.m.
Daylifht savin Time
Ends Tonight (Sat.)
Fred Astairc Marjorle Main
BELLE OF
NEW YORK
MUSICAL
mOTOR-VU
Dmve-in
THEATRE
ONE MILE EAST OF SPRINGFIELD
PHONE 7. 1000
Ends Tonight Saturday
Show Starts at Dusk
n
- M-G-M
NDRTHiEND
Ph. 4.0129
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Show Starts at Dusk
Ends Tonight, Saturday
2a1
I J iXTMlTSr STARTS SUNDAY
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. - - -,l till 1 UIIN US 1 Ja-lilau 1 SUNNY SllJt. I
Jmfml. THE TEXAN I ZL.' lL.aTBEL-
iLAST DY ' ' " ' 1"""'! I Indepenilentlr Owned
OpERmOMAlSl r i
How the boys smuggle a M 1 ferTii afff'lfflf'RllfiHfi A1l?l ' sfk Don't Worry About a
gtfjf girl Into Cell J1 Ifvn ri'lllllrllllllViriM 4-413-.I WarMrX!ti n'n7 Baby Sitter ... Bring the
B,'Ck7l f Ends Tonight Saturday I WyiP Tiny Tota With You .. .
'fiiS. ' New Mexieo & Rogues of xffift tl JZ'l ... , Kiddles Under 10 Free ' ;
''W')' Sherwood Forrest 1 1 JKftl 11 yv ,
ilif M A SUNDAY ' Ji i ,yo '!
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7 Sla KM tapsij P.deti V f0- ; , Convenient Snack Bar fe H ' 't
I jyIy V i Smoke When You Plraae SK - ,
1 IH Siw1" w lf!fK"","'lii'k 1 ! Equipment for Your Enjoyment '''f 1
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NOW II 7 ra.il. mill I a 1 mr, I i' I
Kwong Chow Cafe
2100 West 6th Ave.
CHINESE & AMERICAN FOOD
Orders To Take Oat
SPECIAL NEW DISH FAMILY STYLE
COMPLETE LUNCH 85o
HOURS
Week Days 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. Saturdays 11 A.M. to 4 A.M.
- OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
BANQUET ROOM FOR SPECIAL PARTIES
Phono 4-2541 Free Parking
Worse Urges
iongress Give
hard Power
WASHINfJTnM imi c.
prse (R-Ore) urged Congress
Wy to give the Subversive Ac
Htlei Control Board power to
jimiie ine state Department on
pie passport matters.
DANCING
Theatre Guide
i
Saturday: "Carson City" and "Aaron
Slick From Punkin Creek" I
Sunday: "Kangaroo" and "Stolen Face"'
HF.IMG i
Saturdiy: "My Six Convicts" and
"Forbidden Land" '
Sunday: "Skirti Ahoy" ind "Girl In
White" I
REX I
Saturday: "Ten Tall Men" and "At I
PB BOARD was created by ?L VeBa, st.rv" and -A I
ict,arran Internal Securitv Girl in Every Port"
ro aeiermine whether or?ani-
.A
yrox
"DIXIELAND FIVE
Every Saturday Nlte t:30 P. M. - 1:0 A. M,
CASCADE CLUB
2 Miles East of Springfield, Turn Right At Union 76 Station
W W w
"is must register with the
slice Deuartment. ne
lion or Communist front groups.
I s .an independent agency, res
Mble to Congress, al'thoueh
nbers are annointprl hv tho
Ndent.
Pre linked his demand to new
t what he calls "tyranni
"iid arbitrary" refusal nf Ktal
prtraent officials to issue pass-
Mime persons, or explain
refusals.
A SENATE enV, l.t-
Nuction of his bill, Morse pro
f 1 that he has been subjected
F'nln the Senate to innunendo
f implication that the junior
P'SlOr frnn. n.-n .. i.i
, . vy. niurse nim
, in some way, somehow, is
J! the Communists' by his
A SiriSlA npr5nn in tUa Can-
iS more opposed tn Pnmmnn-
what Communism stands
Harsp'e kill ,.. ' ij .
a. wuuia give tne con-
J'ooard power to nrripr thu fin-.
V of t State to issue a pass
r Its ruling would be final.
"Family Secret" and "Ma-
and
"fif.A "GHNG MAN
t J ! G Polfe force Was an- Saturday: "
j""".iuiu was Deing .
7r u,CaUSe hC hafi 8 ,0"S COTTAOB OBOVB DRIVB IN
Saturday: ,!Captafn Blood" ind "He-
turn of Frank Jame"
Sunday: "Ma and Pa Kfttle at the
Fair" and "The Model and the Marriage
Broker"
Mckenzie
Saturday:
eao"
Sunday: "Bellei on Their Toes'
"Sunny Side of the Street"
VARSITY
Saturday and Sunday: "Bridge of San
Luis Rey" and "Stacccoach Driver"
CASCADE DRIVE IN
Saturday: "To the Last Man" and
"Man of the Forest"
Sunday: "Flame of Araby" and "Gun
fire" MOD FN A MOTOR VII
Saturday: "Callaway Went Thataway"
and "Rio Grande"
Sunday: "I Remember Mama" and I
"Hit the Hay" ;
EUGENE ORIVE IN
Sunday: "Marao" and "Valentino"
NORTH END DRIVE IN
Saturday; "Waco" and "Viva Zapata"
Sunday: "The Mob" and "Sunny Side
of the Street"
FIRS (Rlrer Road) I
Saturday: "Belle of New Yorit" ano ,
"Return of the Texan" I
Sunday: "I Want You" and "Happy Go
Lovely"
VICTORY (Marftila) I
Sunday: 'I was Malt War Bride" I
DRAIN
Saturday: "Return of the Texan" andi
"Jet Job"
Sunday: "Decision Before Dawn ,
EAGLE (Yoncallil !
Saturday: "Jes James"
Sunday; "Snow White and the Seven
Dwarf?"
ARCADE (Cottaire Grare,
Saturday: "Retreat Hell" and "My
Friend Flicka"
Sunday: "Younf Man wim iaear-
rt firnrei
Overland Telegraph" and
DANCING
Everv Saturday Niaht with
ELDRED GLASPEY And the Band That Plays for Yon
Admission $1 per person (Inc. U)
COMING AGAIN THIIRSnAY, JULY 3RO
OLE RASMUSSEN and His Nebraska Cornhuskers
FERN RIDGE PARK BALLROOM
10 ml. out West 11th
ENLARGED PARKING AREA
Paved Rosd All the War
ord n r "V:aL,5e ne na a 'ong cottage of
t-V 'lshtmg and brawling.! Saturday:
Wni 'ron?" he asked. "I ; w;'ldV '."I':
F?lt von " .t-i Sunday
I'd fioK. ,",,l:u '"en wno:i , Jam"
lJm and take care of them-"i-fE R"f.r
Saturday
Thinff From
Trail Stret"
Brida for Sal" and
DANCING
NO
MINORS
PLEASE
DINE
DANCE
LOUNGE
DARRELL RENFRO
And His All Stars 1
Dancing Every Saturday Night
1 9:301:30 $1.00 Per Person
Turn Klirht at the
Neon Sicn on
McKeniie Highway
4 Ml. Above Jasper
PHONE 8-3049
for Reservations
No minors allowed
in dance hall
LAST DAY
"(.plain IHnofl"
"Itciiirn of
Frnnk Jumps"
lS?rt.
Knii T COUNT
. ten boy had been throwing
r" a' the itilo :..i ....
one rnmnMH.j u-
t 'i-I he mother said to the
S.,'. ,m'' tlon't vou think you
('k n a,no!Sv." Said Jimmy,
4,;, n. I missed her every
jr.-
VPHiTl,-JN'K ALIKE
MrT i ' Tmn. (U.R) Mr.
C,rmes Stanley's two sons
Itr Ti of miles from each
;.', Z b-mie fathers. Both
bnth u ' Pounds, 3 ounces
Sunday:
Still"
nana."
'The Day tha Earth Stood
Af Crow
CROW The high school build
ings have all received a new coat
of paint on the outside.
The grade school had a lot of
landscaping done the past week,
and a lawn seeded. The Janitors,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kosbab,
are very busy keeping it watered.
Pronertv chances In the Hadley-
..' ' w"e named Donnis ' villa community recently include
fc't-H r0ll?or knew the other' the sale of the Frank Snyder
v'L " 51Uld and there's no-: farm to Mr. and Mrs. Everett
ves Dnnis among their Pruett and family of Corvalhs.
i I They are living on in
Mr. onrl Mrs. Johnnie Wilson
have bought the I. W. Watson
place near the Briggs Hill and
'it " A" enter-1 piace n u -4
c'assical High School moved to it. They have four chil
.P63 a hrisk business dren who attended school at Crow
.VV "s-na'.es around nn a and will still be in the same dis-
I Ke 'r a slteht charee. itrict on their new Place.
VERY LITTLE THEATRE
UNIVERSITY THEATRE
MUSICIANS LOCAL 698
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23
Thru
28
PRESENTS
RHYTHMANIA
By
MARVIN KRENK
A Musical Comedy
of Jazz
Curtain Time 8:15 p.m. '
Box Office Open 1-5 p.m.
Phone 5-1511, Ext. 401
Admission $1.50 (Inc. Tax)
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Q
STARTS SUNDAY l
MA.tnitlE MAIN
I'EaCV KILBRIDE
In
'Mn n ml Pa KrUle
At lic Fair"
LAST DAY
ROnr.RT MITCHUM
in
'Macao"
"Family Swrct"
STARTS SUNDAY
; The RIOTOUS
SEQUEL tofsv
"Cheaper J
Dozen" y'i
on;
JEANNE
CRAIH
MYRNA
LOY
DEBBA
PAGET
HOAOY
CARMICHAH
"Itrldtie of
San I.uiM Koy"
rt.vs
"S.agocoacli Driver"
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