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easier-Guard, Eugene, Ote.,,p Lane County Fair MIKE HIGHLIGHTS , - t rr 1 sun., sept, zi, isoz rnnr s-i CIO Protests Timber Sales Resolution Raps Indian Bureau Policy PORTLAND Ml The CIO Wood workers protested thin week against sale oC large blocks of Indian-owned timber in the Pacific Northwest. A resolution at the annual con vention said the Bureau of Indian Affairs' policy of making large sales "has tightened the grip of the big timber monopolies on the Veaetanle, floral Awams Telephone, and mail queries have! "Ruth Ashton's Homo Hints" anlj 7 'asked ahout the Register-Guard's j has been scheduled Monday thru u... .......... ... ..: Second. F.velyn ThnmPon, Ku-Fo,. Veneta. Second. Mtnnlf.W.ner. recent change, in radio page P- J r V (KERG-CBS, 4:404:45 "".- " ....... Th)r1 fi,dv, k,,,.,,,,,, r.uaene. Cottaf Grove: Tntrn, n. m. gram logs. There are several rea- p.m.j. nri floral x,- r Am. CI.1 "on. Junction City. .,. n i-mlin listener- Milt BERN, Switzerland Neutral in the vegetable division and floral parsnips: rim, Mary c. Arne, Col .seronfl. H.riey a. vtru.m Si I n ftrl Stadler I "We think Cnllaso Grove Eurene. (MIOlNIl CHF.RRIKS Hulegaard, Eugene. Second, C. N. Jensen, .euirai . ,.,. .j j. ;. ,t. ,i.i 'tare Grove; Switzerland follows its neutrality;"""""' s,vki!t r01IN. Kr, Mry r. Arne. in its radio broadcasts, and thinks j individual exnimis at ma i,ane it is winning County fair. audiences be Award winners- are: VEGETABLE DIVISION Serond, Cart FLOWER DIVISION lion City. .. ciruwi nn radio listener- Mutual seems to be the m7.We A mniiiMnrMeneiSeJnndhip have shown less than 10 per again this year with the evening Mn. w. F B.rbee, F.unene; third, Mccnt o dj,y(me Lane County lis- kid shows. They've blncked off the in' " s'ias- Fir.1 M.ro! tuning homes dial out ol com- wccK-nny a p.m. to :()() hour , HaTco.".. "r ' Unity for radio programs. Also, KORE with "Bobby Benson," ' Sri tuberous bkoonia: rir.t, Marin j the recent changes in Eugene gcanl Preston of the Yuknn," "The Harwood. Kugene; econn inn car! rir,lJsons: Surveys on radio lislcncr- nen, of English . Yockey, F.ugene. Language Broadcasts to. 1 burrank potatoes: radio offerings (CBS, NBC, ABC, Green Hornet," "Wild Bill" and Portland, and predictions of no or little reception in the Eugene area seem to have worked-out. How ever, some say that this may cnange ior ju-iv, wnen the sta (lnlnni Sw SnanUh' M.rv C. Arne. ..v.. n.-L.- r..an. Third. Mr.. Dor- liiciL utc oiiHfl,ca i.imnKe itrmr, nisi; uuitiuu i.uikmi, 0(IV i,irker, iMlgene. Singled out was a sale of some 614 million feet of Qulnault tim- cause so many HI.III1H.H .. . AT . 'i L. lis en en-are VEGETABLE DIVISION ....." ' SSirET-- Mutual) indicate that most popu-"Sky King." tired 01 propa-. rR(IlT ,PKCIA,,. rlriti L, w. Tinker,! Maughan, Eugene: Second." Mr.. Mux'u. Cornellu.. F.ugen'e: Second. Mabel , lar net shows can now be heard XV NOT SKKN HERE Kr m u "e.well. Nlel.on Junction Llty: inirn, rren Anare.son r.ugene; .n,rn, .nr. in this area. Any exception to pro- TJHF-TV is now on the air In Lance Tschan-l vkrktari.e apEClAl.! Third. KentiKnox. Eugene, comb. Eugene. . u. .. . . .. 1 u,e alr n ockey, F.ugen. six ASTERS: First, Barbara Malign- ferns: rim, Mra. Jennie noDn, .-- , . . j Tj , .. GENERAL FAAM 1J1SPLAY: Flrit.'an, F.tigene; Serond. Arlene Joranxer. Eugene. jrected by writing individual radio ,r C. An... Cottage Grove. , Springfield; Third, Mr,, w. r.. .ro... '". 'd "U-.Td. !lationS. .e'lt'ed .em-i NOVELTY ASTERS: First. Hesler i "vers. Springfield; Third, M. Andrea-. pKRSONNEI, CHANGES .u .".!,, Second. Mr.. Chas. E. Lemmer, Eugene. Fisher, Springfield: . H'r"""'l I .'Ji. ,', ri h Euoene radio station personnel in the Studios HovVr 'seco'c'. Ve"len; ?hVrndVr;7F0,zlsNI.. Flr. M. . Vk.cond M.rr" H.nvond. Eug'ene; Third. llow apparenlly shaping lip for fall "on hops lip its nower next spring 1.- Nell Vandell; all of Eugene. In.nlelson. F.ueeue: Second. Mr.. Dor- Andreaaon. Eugene and winter season. Robert J. Kill- The VHF brand of TV may be on nnlnni s-. Snxnlsh- Marv C. Arne. n.i v.. .,., Thlrrf. Mrs. Oor- RARRRN CLURS: First, l.owe : aec- ..... i i l.. .. . .. ond. McKcniile River: third. Santa ton IS now program director ior in" " runiiiiiii ny tnai lime, Clara. iKERfi. Rei Boos has moved toiand local fans should have, little diuicuity men picKing-up (lie Port land TV signals. There's no of- Porier.lCalif., radio field. Bob Hillyer, for- ficial word yet when competitive hearings will come-up between local TV applications by KUGN and KORE for channel 13. Sen. Homer Ferguson (R., Mich.) and Sen. Hubert Humphrey (1)., Minn.) will debate one of the hot test issues of the presidential campaign, "Social Legislation," nn CBS Radio pre-election campaign Pick the Winner, this i i .., d, ..i,,. Second. Kugcne: well landell. f.ugene.t Siv 7.INXIAS: First. Mrs. E. A. nan- States dwindling timber supply, lr . 1 . . , Third; Yellow Danvers; Second. Kent ,ison. Eugene; Second, Dora Braden, ARRANGEMENTS. WHITE FOI and has hrnutfht increased rie- ration point In propaganda, SO i Yackey, Eugene; Bermuda: First, Mr. Eugene. . First, M. Andreaaon. Eugene; S and nas Drougnt increased tie- anoear to " Mrs. R. R. Gibson, Venela. . NOVELTY ZINNIAS: First. Mrs. E. A.iMary B. Warner. Eugene manas rrom me Indian people ior r.A V: u CANTALOUPE: Jlale-a Best: liecono.injnipon Eugene; Second. Mrs. K. A. nlm..,r. h , i .i, ..! he listenine mora to us. because ,t .,Fn. c'i,.mn gi,int: Heart or. K.,;.n.. Third Mr.. nnrnihvlBO,",LET: r1- E'hl "L. lull ctuzensnip. 7C-"-:.l .. --. ' fiii: : s.;h It IVh. rTh.nm.n. fti.m. ;.,,:. I Kugene; second .Mr.. wayn.i:n. The resolution urged that the In-,n7'J . . Z T I .Muskraeion: nVrt. Lerti. Ch.pm.n. ' s,x 'marigolds. Yellow: Fir.t, L. A.!"fi "". " ji jt..ii" At t ie same lime. Tschannen Eiiftene; Second. R. J. Patton, KuRcne. niiUiPrford. Eucene: Suc-ond. Fnda i r" UiailS UO K1VCII IU11 CIll.eilMUU. . , . , I WATCRAIEI.nN! tflnnrllkP- Frit. R. J. ti....dA... Vn0.n. ThlrH Mn. Han NOVELTY: Flrsl. M. Andrea rlDni.vf r,,,nc. km.,.. T.all. ..-IH" Winitri ncniwu. jvuutiw m. ... ' un Second, p" " .J""". . ;"c """.;" jtuuerift ii, iiuw in nuii mucin,,, mber,rn1.iv r KORK. is now nromotion n. eiim : ' . . Palton. Eueene: Second. He.ter Fisher. ested in radio competition; are Springfield; Black: First, r. j. Palton, not trying to steal listeners f rom : "Jfggy, her in Wachintilnn in Ravnnipr n.'mfi tu '"lL,,WJ ,1 BEETS: First. Shirley Sherrlll, Cot- Der in asnington to Ka5onier, anybo(v 0ur jd(,, is t0 put good lag. Grove; Second. Jean Ellen Sherrlll, Inc. programs on the air. We want 10 ; SSn'cfiv0' ri' Iv" Thm' Jun" The conditions of the sale made entertain and to inform, with no! caruots: Chanttenay: Second. A.- It possible for Rayonier, Inc., to ulterior motives to our broadcasts. "."K Knox. Eugene: Coreless: Flr.t.'Fov. Veneta tu ,;j,l. th ... Jean r.iien Anemn, louage i.rove; nec- ...... ... , uon l lecture. c uuu i nam m ond, Shirley Sherrlll. cottag son. Eu. McCollum. Eugene. gene: Second. Mrs. Wayne Chamber., SIX MARIGOLDS: First. Mr.. B. a.vinis Miuvej i uirn, icni i ocKey, r.u Danlelson, Eugene: Second. Kent Vnc-.gene. key. Eugene; Third, Mr.. Max Nlelaon, COPPER CONTAINER: Flral. Mn. M. Junclon City. H. Morrts, I.eaburg: Second, Allen Bern- THREE MARIGOLDS. Yellow: First, tien. Eugene; Third, M. Andreaaon, En- airs, nun .,ii.iiai in. o,i iiik.ii.i. nr.-ipnt, ona juary Warner, e.ugene; inirn, i,. w timber at a price which is at least e boring." R inirn Deiow ine gning marKei price, the resolution said. Third. Ona Lyons. Junction City 'ri'RVIPS; Sennil Phlllln Vaiiffht, Although the Swiss strive for Springfield. in nonti-al Iv IhPir! nvv...ip.n, i.un.. rui. 41,1111 i.nn- SIV MARIGOI.nS. Yellow: Flrsl. L. A. Cottage Grove; Fox. Veneta: Second. Mra. H. H. Helm- ! perfection hrnarlcaiils freolientlV are lammed Eiieene: Third. Evelvn Thnmoson. Eu. merger of the Woodworkers and hv special jamming transmitters. ;pne: Short pickling: Fir.t, John CIO Paper workers. iTschannen reports that the Rus- rison. Eugene: 'slicing: First.' PhUUn : itn! c. r. HarVium. Eiin: Third f. l.' ail., Mcllln peiiecmm in iirmi....,, gan, Eugene: Second. Dennla l.angan, .v.l.i. .vv.u.iU t..UKUu "inroadcasis irequeniiy are jaimueu Kugene; inird, ;v holdt. Eugene; Third, Mrs. Dorothy Par ker, hugene. SIX MARIGOLDS. Mixed: First. Mrs. and sales promotion manager at KUGN. KERG announcer, Joe Kennedy, leaves job In early Octo ber to devote full time with U. of 0. studies. Announcer, Ken Lo max, has left KUGN and is pres ently looking for similar opening in Eugene radio. Ken Warren, last VAN ii J - nni: ANH RU UTHB-' enfold uuWlttoJ..,1 ..jr." THEATREGUR? If. R. Brown, Eugene: Second, Freda Misene: Second, (,hase Flowers, Herendcen. KuRene; Third, Kent Voc- Eugene; 12' Display: First. BrechtbUl kev, Kugene, I Nursery, Eugene: Second, Jack Simon, TWELVE MARIGOLDS. French: First Mrs. M. II. Morris. Leabnr?; Second, GLASS CONTAINER: First. Mrs. M roE .rj:'::,,Th sS?. M A"ar'M spring's university radio award: series, Eugene. ', winner, is now working KERG eve- Sunday (KEftG-CBS, 1:30 p.m.). PROFESSIONAL FLORISTS: ! DISPLAY: Flrsl. Van Dvke Gar- Third. Keny HoHoil T fmasnv neciufnnf coo-Lionp hnirfl ctQnflhv iammors Thpv i Vaughan, Springfield retary of labor, told the conven-: monitor all Swiss transmissions, Herendeen'. Eugene; Lemo'n: Flrsl, Mr. tion labor's fight for better wages' and if thev hear something they I and Mr.. R. n. Gibson. Venela; second, and working conditions had bene-! don't want 'to get behind the Iron g. a?m. CoiuSi Grov"!' ' y fitted the whole country. In addi- Curtain, they switch on the jam- celery. Green: Third, John l.an tion he lauded the legislative pro- mors. '"cabbaoV-; fi.I: second. K.ny York- gram ot laDor, parucuiany ior Thi, usllajv happens when the :'' :""' ,"": Flr5t. nip v.ugh ealno In ulal cofiieilv orlnraf inn ' . -j:..:.i "n. Springfield. ... o..-.. ;jWiSS raaio oroancasts etmuriai for veterans, aid programs for for- i opinion from the Swiss press, eign allies and measures to stop,H.hich ollen is as critical ot the Communism in Greece and Tur-.Kremlin as American editorials. Key. TOMATOES. Pritchard: Second Mrs. C. H. Harrison. Eugene: Third Fred G. Knox. Eugene: Stockesdale: Sec. ond, I.ertls Chapman, Eugene: Third, E. Holadav. Eugene: Bonnv Best: rlrst. Buchanan. Eugene. ONE ROSE: Fir.t. Irwin Belzel, Eu gene: Second Kent Yockey, Eugene; Third. Kent Yockev. Eugene. THREE ROSES: First. Irwtn T.. Belzel Eugene: Second. Mrs. C. K. Haves, Cot tage Grove: Third, Irwin L. Betzel, Eu gene. SIX ROSES: First, trwin RetT.I. Eu gene: Spcond, Margo Harwood, Eugene. TWELVE ROSES: First. M. Andrea aon. Eugene. THREE PINK ROSES: Fir.t, M. An dreason. Eugene. THREE YELLOW ROSES. Fir.t. Mabel i la Wilson ivuni. cugene ning announce shift. Popular net radio shows are rap idly being scheduled for fall sea- Eugene: Third. Flower. Unlimited. Rn. gene: f Display: Carl Williams, Eugene. BASKET FLOWERS: First Grace It Violas. Eugene; Second. Springfield Flower Shop, Springfield; Third, Bar kelew Florist. Sprlngrield. CUT FLOWERS: Flrsl, Allison Dahlia Gardens: Second. Harmon's Glads: Third. Mrs. Fred Rebcr, all of Eugene. PLANT MATERIAL: First, Paul Mey. ers. Springfield. JUNIOR DIVISION: CUT FLOWERS SINGLE, Flr.l n...M man. Eugene. ' p" (KUGN, 7 p.m.) "Fibber McGec cut flowers, (three): Flr.l. t.er-: and Molly" is set to hit the air- -I"". "M..!-, odium, , u-gin-. w 17 (Viir.M.Nnn I KGW !:J son returns. "Edgar Bergen-Char- program listings arc prepared by Ihe radio sUHoh, I J a Kfif'n! kr" llllll K at, konlr An i - - .... i.e ...I.,.,.,,, ... u.e. inmnCBSdHnn KERG-CBS, 9:009:30 p.m., start ing Sunday, Oct. 5. "Our Miss Brooks" (KERG-CBS, 8:00 p.m., Oct. 5). "Youth Views The News" re turns also on Oct. 5th, B:30 p.m. (KERG). "Red Skellon" this Thursday is back, hut on NBC GENERAL ELECTRIC AIR-WALL ili.! HEATING Fh. 4-1427 WiStXfSSA Un Franklin niT ""'" Eugene. I CUT FLOWERS. fSIVI- Vlr.l I i. ,.. ,.;"""! ". "" , .. . .1 Ass T ROSES: First, Irwin Bel-1 Chapman. Eugene: aecond. Marllvn Niel-i Bmr,uuLr.ll ill men ucI.ni, ... cecono, nan.y A. zei. e-ugene; second, Kent Vockey, Eu- j .on. Junction City. KORE will be hcaw on Assnci- c.-icc henorlr. t in seven Ian- Wright. Springfield. gene. riowrn mseiiv. sri... Auna i or nwjr on Man U""J . GREEN PEPPERS: First, n.nnli T..n. TVEI.VR l7 nncrt. vip u.k.i I .. T ' " 1 .Bi-.,o guages. Russia lnierierence, inai iney uetiueu. ; SQUASH. Green: First. Doug Hall, i Eugene: Second. Freda Thev used to transmit in 1 M pepE,!RS:h FiT,t- D!,n"l" I-n- L.TWEI VR ASST ROSES: First. Mahel, Fuchsia Society; Second, Eugene Ac 1"- football sporlscasls of Uni- Iges. They used to transmit in gan Eugene: Second Mr and Mrs. R. Kunl. Eugene; Second. M. Andreason.lquarlum Society. '-ugen. Ac. .. , 0rp.nn Bame, tni- VBar ssian, too, but ran into SO much ,B-,ilb'n. Venela Third, Mary C. Arne, Eugene: Third. Mahel Kunl. Eugene. I-T V v Urfg0n Rm, !"' y . ' .rfov.no. thot ihev decided i to.lJf.?? SSmZ . . ... L "Ei.piiiNiuM : Fir.t. m. Andreason. r-. . . . . Station has been booked for six rilbert Harvest "There's no point in it." The regu-: Enen: Second Leonard Wojclk. Spring- lar languages: German. French.!,: o.rmp'n'I'SSi.SS: Spanish, Italian, English, PortU-! Third, Kent Yockey, Eugene; Golden anrt Fsnerantn ! Delicious: First, Fred G. Knox Eugene: gese, ann JisperaniO. . ISerond, Evelyn Thompson, Eugen- They have no specific Check on: Third, Melvin Thompson, Eugene: Sana the number of listeners in the j-- w. United States to their shortwave .slang I. Knox. Eugene: Table Queen castS, but Tschannen reports that : ;Al"1"n Knox, Eugene; Second, ,. ' ... ., : M,ar.y C. Arne, Cottage Grove; Sw. Meat: iii. uiiii:c ici-cncii an iiiaiijr r irsi, nonert Berry, Venela: Second, 50,000 letters a vear from America. iM". Virgil Kenyon, Junction citvl 1 . ' I hira-fl Wast Mil dtUn- O lrii na.a. People like objective vrosramsr pr he said. r EACH SUNDAY LISTEN! A:30 P.M. -NEWS "SUNDAY DESK" DEL MONTE At 6:00 P.M. -DRAMA Hallmark.Playhouse Lionel Barrymore presents screen stars in thrilling adaptations of famous stories. At 6:30 P.M. -MYSTERY A WORLD OF SUSPENSE AND EXCITEMENT WITH gene; Third. Mr.. Wavne Chambers, Cottage Grove. THREE CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Fli-sl. Kathleen lingua, Eugene; Second. Ler ti. Chapman, Eugene; Third, Lerlts Chapman. Eugene. SIX CHRYSANTHEMUMS: First Kathleen Hugus. Kugene; Second, M. Andreason. Eugene: Third, Lertls Chap man, Eugene. SINGLE CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Fir.t. Kathleen Hugus, Eugene: Second 'and Third. Kathleen Hugus. Eugene. LILIES: Fir.t nH TM 11.. s. v Hayner. Cottage Grove; Second,' Mabel Held: Crook Neck: First. Kent ' Yockey,! THREE MIX. DAHLIAS: First and piV pi iioiO. ,"7 I'n-lVZ ..."V'r. -'"ranger Springfield - -- - - ...... . u ... i.i i b. .ri nuin-, "ii enora. t.ugene: Second. Mary C. Arne. I six MIN j.onage urove; ihlrd, Everett Price,: Morris, Leaburg: Second. Arlene .lor. B.,-. . ! K. : Prmgnein: Tntrd, Mrs. E. A RHl'RARB: Second. Beverly Bower, i Danlelson, Eugene. Junction Clly; Third, Carl H'ulegaardJ THREE DAHLIAS: First Hubv Mull. ,f,n.'; ll!"' Springfield: Second. Mr.. J M F.ienJ- f"'1, Keny Yockey. Colhy. Eugene; Third, Arlene Joranger', hugene, Second, Janne Vo.., Cottage Eugene. IrXr&SX' Xl.n Langan. r. "nVra."!'". Ki'son'IVT. 1 Scond nen"' Jngan, Eu.lKwie; Third, Mrs, M. H. Morri, Le. ' u trs Record Seen Harvest, of this year's filbert "U of 0 play-by-plays." KUGN picks up remainder and other As sociated coast conference games. "Oregon-Nebraska" game will be aired, beginning at. 7:415, on Sept. 27, over KUGN. The. same day. the crop is underway, Carl Robertson, field representative for the Eugene Fruit Growers Assn., reported Fri day. He predicted the crop will "pro- Si .,nt. '"'"-tinn Ciiv:.iably be the biggest we've evergame beginning at 1:45 on Sept. . iiahlias: First. mr. M. h.. had in this part of the valley." 07 . Robertson advised growers that i "Dewey's Football .lamboree" is no action has been taken by lhe(the newest addition of local one State Labor Commission toward ,pcr-week sports casts to local air- any cnanges in last year s picking waves (KERG, 7:15, Friday eve- station will carry "Stanford-WSC game, beginning at 2:45 p.m. KUGN-FM will air North Bend Springfield game nn the same night, beginning at 7:45 p.m. with AM release later in the p.m. KORE will release "Washington-Minn prices. Most growers are expected to pay the same as last year, which is 3 cents a pound plus a ',4 cent a ning). The show fevlures "Ken Warren" behind the. mike, in inter- with local high school i!T,.iSSLi n!&: ,P"naWL,."sf: flower: Flrsl. Lertis 'pound bonus to season pickers forjeoaches plus late football news Creswell; Third, Evelyn Thompson, Eu.'' Danlelson, Eugene'; Third, Mabel Kunl'j filher,s and 114 cenls a Poun'1 Pllls:from local, regional, and national , ' Eugene. ';a Vi cent bonus for walnuts. scenes LARGEST CORNSTALK: Harry Mor- THREE MISC. FLOWERS: First, Alma ! . , .. . Irenes, gan. Eugene. Haugsiaa. Eugene: Second Mr. w Ej Robertson said prospects are A new housewife program has Amr'E?L-KJiNFI O"'F'RS: n,n" Mc" R,rb''. ,E""nI: T''"'0'. Arl'ne Joran- "pretty good" for both walnut and been scheduled by CBS and this Alllster. t.ugene. ger, Spr ngf cid. I , . . . , . . . .. green beans: Firsi. Gerald Schlrk.i six misc. fi.owehs: First. I.. A. 'lnPrt prices this year. lone should give, some constructive Sunday Radio-Sept KUGN N jljf MBSf UilOll Church of nlr Church of air Church of nlr Church of nlr Happiness Hour nUloPubir Happiness Hour Radio Pulpit Miixlca KIK1N CALU lilue Serenade KUfiN CALLS Salt Lake Choir ThlnRCallMfe lleallneK.-Trrd Sail Lake Choir Voire of China Htalini Witm 3 Guon NewsHr. Chrlsllans Hour PearLiof rVih, J3 Asia Story BihieClass church tt w C Asia Story Ribl Class Church olWh Howard Smith Prophecy Vole ElernillMt fa Stuart Craig Prophecy Voice EternilUiht k Costello, News News of air Rprmmbtr K-Klda' Day (iueslStar silver SMnn K-Kids' Day Lutheran Hour Silver Strlnri A St. Louts Mat. Lutheran Hour Sliver SlrLrin 1 Capitol Cloak. Frank & Krnest Catholic Hour Capitol Cloak. News Catholic Hour (4 Invlle to Music Kecorrt Christian Ch. U IllVlie in PflllMi: riiinue UMlinv.il. Invite tolWiiPlc World New Klmo Roptr v Inv n to Music Sun. Nerenarlo Ncwn Invito to Music Could Be Ynu- Rnh Cnnildlni Ii Invite to Mmlc Could Re Ynu Ilollywd. ilbauN Newa Creen Hornet Nwi Dk Let's Go Hollvw Musle Recorded Newj Dnk Pick the Winner Clyde Reatty ChlcanoRntJllil Sti Pick the Winner Crime i Ixhters Chicago RndtU. M Ktnff fiodfrey The Shadow Star Pliyhtwt kJ Klne Godfrey The Shadow Star Pliyhmn W RohertTrout True Detectlvt WhIKhili llll fcl Larry LeSueur True Detective Whitehall Itll Salmon Derby Nick Carter To B Ann. Ci Salmon Derny Nick Carter To Be Ana. Concert Master Mystery Hall TopStory Concert Master Mystery Hall AtthhHour Jark Rcnnv Danre Parade Meet Mitch (( .i..lr Honnv HanrP Parade .Meet Milch Album Favorltet Dr. Klllott Aldrlch FamDr f Album Favorltet Sone of Timci Aldrlch Fimllj Proudly Hall Proudly Hatl Sunday Desk Sunday Desk Famllv Theatre Meredith Wllwilri Family Theatre Meredith WIUobW Cav90's Llstentnj wiu News ' Llstenlnj dm M Hallmark PPMe SpotliEht Band' Drew' Ttm b Hallmark Pl'hse Spotllfilit Banns h ' Inner Sanctum Mvstcr iraenr n. w.. ... Inner Sanctum Myster Travelrr Cotef.lc " Robert Trout Little Symphony MeetthePrM J Rolls of lilts Whistler Whistler u INTERSANCTUM FENNELL'S ESQUIRE SHOP At 7:05 P.M.-MUSIC The Choraliers tugeneiLowelJconducts'ithisfaiTiou3Toll hiole'chorusjrrthsongsyou'jIoyemosS mfim a ma I0Q0 IURTTS 1110 KC EUGENE OREGON COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM i TUNE-IN TODAY . . . and every Sunday the 1952-53 "Kaufman Bros. Sunday Theatre55 A remarkable talent show... our regular radio presentation of promising young musicians in this area. Hear students from all around Eugene and Springfield this Sunday 12:30 to 1:00 p.m. Direct from the Stage of the Beautiful Mcdonald theatre Monday Radio-Septl Program listing are prepared by the rarim slawii KORE M' l. ..n.in..ri Wl MHO! I- (tommcnlary Amtrlf.nFiralrl Music Anitrlt.nrmi nvnrn.rii.re nc. ....... - -- (j c... pi. 90Oiif..tion. ourconpw j... ' ni...ku n rt.r. OuprSlandirdHotf If Rrdwy. Plaj-h'. 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