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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1953)
an - 7rr . . . M.n a Wednesday Radio-Jan. 27 Program listings are prepared by the radio stations. KERG kmKORE hZ KUGN TRASHY ! 5:00 Story Hour Turn Tv(t SfcipalonK Big Jon, Sparky , :15 Frank fiow Tune Twist SklpalonR VtrcU IMnklry :30 World Today Bill ntckolc Sklpalong Cht Huntley 1 :45 Loral News Rill Hif-kok F.lmer retr.sen Dinner Hour j 6:00 Playhouse Gabriel Heatter Kaltcnborn Pinner Hour :15 Playhouse News, headlines I.ano Home Ed. Fred Waring :30 What's My Line Ore. Sport KIT.N Call Dinner Hour What'g My Line Sam Hayes KUGN CalH Elmer Davis :00 My Souvenirs Bedtime sTorv .Jurtcfl Bavlv Sons of Ploneer 7:1 MySouvcnln Bedtime Slory .IikIrp Bavly HarmonvShop :30 I was a Cisco Ktd World News Melodv Club iS Communist Cisco Kid Dancerous AsRt. Tex William 8;00 Kdw. It. Murrow Namo that Song Bill Stern Musir Boom :15 Hohort Trout Name that Song M. Beatty Melodv Banrh . 30 On Stag Marvin Miller Music Cavalcade Melodv Ranch 1 :4S Onstage Scand. Music Musie Cavalcade Melody Ranch 9:00 FBI Newsp'pr of air Bet YourTifa Mvstery " :5 FBI Mutual Newsrl Ret Your LU Mystery 30 Harmonalres Comho r In h Rie Story Studio Party : Junior Miss Comho Chib Big Story World News Typhoid Epidemic Brings Endive Ban STUTTGART, Germany on A i stricken In the past month spreading typhoid epidemic1"" nave n,pn hroucht a ban last nicht on the sale ot imported endive, and Register-Guard, Eugene, Wed,, Jan. 21, 1953 Ore., 5B herb, tntal TRAIN DERAILED Officials said a "considerable SIOUX LOOKOUT. Ont. Salad .. aj;1. ; M x 10 car Montreal-Winnipeg train de- in the Stuttgart area. A' American soldiers or civilians have ,raiM Tuesday, killing a railroad of 5BI persons have been been afflicted by the epidemic. worker and injuring 64 persons. :oo s World News You World MusieforAII Music for All Organ Melodies Organ Melodies In the Night World News Fulton Lewis Best on Wax Rest on Wax Rest on Wax Unexpected Unexpected Kite Owl Nile Owl Reporter Kd. Hill 4 Pes Sports Studio Party W ray's Records Studio Party Wray's Records Studio, news Wray's Records Studio Party Wray's Records Studio Party Wray's Records Studio Party Wray's Records Studio Party (VIM M'll. - WESIDKNT IS A 'GOOD SCOLT"-Wicb President DwlRhl 1). Kisonhowrr took ,h of offiro. lie automatically became titular head of the lioy Scouts of America, as President. iiPRiiimnn imam nouarn i ail. tie is the second President to have Inactive relnlionsnip win mc ncoms neiorc entering the White House, sharine the iflion i 1'iscimower reeetvert Scouting s .uiird. the Silver Buffalo, for distinguished service to hovhood " and in imk L a member of the Boy Scout's national executive hoard. Above, the then General Lower joined hands with fellow Scouts during the National Boy Scout Jamboree at Forge, in .iiy i - i "- r.tira(T was guesi 01 Honor and principal speaker at the celebration. Leaves Hospital Ar rQrcc I ; f r D...-. fc . .. , . Al Tr-rnl. ' " , J, J ES, naiy, in lOW tWO WeeKS BKIl uy L of jaundice, was releas I the hospital Sunday. Doc- I J In ml CI II. I'IV UK . . i i,i i. j... i... . another weeK neiore re-,"" "i' ".v 10!! :0 ill Thursday Radio-Jan. 22, 1953 area hy the radio stations. KORE KUGN Zc HASH Program listings arc prepared by the radio stations, WPDP CBS UUIH 1280 ABC 1K0O News of Amer. Farm Npwn Mtislcttni Mlisirtii To Be Updated by Interviews Air Force lists of reservisls will new film: his role in a san's Teacher." pess, Pilot ingmiuy of interviewers here early next month. The interviews and lisls have nothing to do with immedi Miislcttm Look to Skies Farm Spotlita nifn Stadler Harry Ba but Yawn Patrol R'ttim R'ndufl Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol R'thmR'ndun Bulletin Board Yawn Patrol News Roundup Music Neigh Volro R'thm R'ndup Hemincway Soncs to Rcmb. B'ihm R'ndup Breakfast Gang KUCiN Calls Rural Roundup Breakfast Gang Local News Boh Garred Sam Hayes Knox Manning Rnriup. Crocker Proitdlv We Hall Cecil Brown Old Timer Breakfast Club Nmvs TIM nrnnkfast Tlnh Top 0' Morning Haven of Rest Victor Lindlahr Breakfast Club Churches Speak Haven of Rest KUGN Calls Breakfast Club c,jf's Stylos In Vogue News Till Nine M. Agronsky lorner Stork Club Coffee Time Chet Huntley i Corner Spfkl, Qui Coffee Time Break Rank Furn. Shopping Fashions Break Bank Newspaper of air E. Side. Hllyd. Shopper? BerrV Tello Test Bob A Rav Berch, Shopper Ettcene ShopperSlrike it Rich Trim Story Dial for Dough Strike it Rich True Story Clf's CK's Corner according to Major General Alfred A. Kessler Jr., commanding gen eral of the Fourth Air Force. .Purpose of the interviews is to determine the actual strength of the Bine Crosby Ma Perkins Dr. Malono Waltj! Time Lane News Perry Mason Nora Drake Brichler Day Local News This I Bclicv Luncheon Music Ladles Fair Ladles Fair Queen for a Day Double or Nothing Evervdav KUGN Calls ate or involuntary recall to active! reserve force and update reserve duty, the Air Force announced. records. The personnel team will be in cPpri. ,r ninrcTinve Specific questions lo be asked each reservist in his hour long in terview will include the number of dependents he now has, his cur rent physical condition, and the new job skills he has learned since he last served on active duty. An swers to these and other questions will enable the Air Force to tablish the latest availability of each reservist for possible active duty in the event of national emer- i mm !)W Thru Saturday HUH w. WTCIBES! Farm News World News Today's Newa Local News Saunders show KUGN Calls News Old Trader Theatre Page Girl Marries Juke Box Revile Juke Box Revue News Parade Weather, Farm R'thm Roundup Paul Harvey Navy Show Jack Kirkwood Backstage Wife Rill King Mr. Information .lack Kirkwood KUGN Calls R'lhm Roundup Bandstand Lucky U Forts Fashions Band Review World News Lucky U KUGN notebook Review, News with 500 Air Force reservists in Lane. Linn and Douglas Counties. ANGELES tXV-A dress Brown and test pilot Theo- . . -dl. who apparently cant Anriftht hich h it 11 as husband and-iv"i 1 Ire going to have separately "L-.l i from Much 7 on. ,U 1 1 1 1 1 UU 1 1 M I V- Rtwn. 31. leslified Mon- A) hrr 4fi.vear-old husband LONDON im-A fish caught re- the eve and broke her cently off Madagascar which is be kin an arcument over the lieved to belong to a prehistnrical it of their steaks. Ispecies was a cannibalistic male. Sncy. k had remarried last Oct. 23 South African scientist Dr. J. L. B.I If the reservist's address is avail k suzcestion of Superior Smith reported Sunday. able to the Air Force, he will get ll'mer Pnvle. who patched; The fish, the coclacanth (pro- a notice by mail of his interview. ji divorce troubles and mar-'nounced secl-a canth and meaning Any reservist who does not receive Irn after her lawyer waived hollow spine), was considered a nv- ine man notice should call the re Dfee as a wedding present. iing link with the lost world of 50,- serve center, telephone 5-6371. Any 4 for divorce again, how- 000,000 years ago. one with questions may call Lt, days later. ' Smith gave his first report on the.Col. Vernon L. Iversnn, reservist y Judge Doyle ordered five-foot long fish-wilh fins-like legs! project officer for the Eugene area o move out March 7 antl.jn the authoritative British scicn- at 4-4553. ;le lo keep out of the kit-Jtific weekly "Nature." Information obtained from the rive Mrs. Brown a chance1 He said the remains of a two-fool -interviews will help prevent per- 'hrir children, Gregory, 5, ong fish were found in the greal sonal hardships to reservists and Lslomach of the coelacanth, proving administrative wastes to the Air lit was cannibalistic. Force in the event of national He said he was excited to find emergency. The records of mar ine prehistoric link had a structure reservists have not bem modern in its digestive system called a ized since 1945, in spite of many spiral valve. He said this was fur- changes in dependency status, phys ther proof of the great antiquity of ical condition, and occupalional the species since only primitive skills since then, fish have such valves. jlNTKRVIF.W TEAM I The inventory is not connected AfiRHTLTt'RAL AIMS uvj1h anv currrni pans (o rPcaj rP. WASHINGTON W - President-! j.Prvjsfs !o actiVp rlutv. Reservists Fleet Eisenhower Monday rhose J.!wm rpcpivp a elav reeall' clas Earl Coke, director of thp agricul-,.jfjcatjftn 5nmvjne thp pnEln of lural senice for California, as an rt(,Iav thpv couM nnrmanv PxppP assistant secretary of agriculture jn t,p pvont of a fionpra rPran in Ihe new administration. rnJE.:Currpntlv. 1h Air Force is 'cntirrly 52, is a resident of Berkeley, ( alif.on a vo,n,ary The interview team, composed of several reservists from the Eugene area a well as officers and airmen from Hamilton Air Force Base,! Calif., will maintain the interview office in Quonset -5R2-T3, at 1540 W. 12th Ave., Eueene. from Feb. 2 to Feb. 10. By the third week in Marrh. all Oregon Air Force re servists will have completed their interviews, Kesslor said. Tune Time News Arthur Godfrey Answer Man Arthur Godfrey Party Line Arthur Godfrry Get f ogelhrr Music for Mrs. Arthur Godfrey Music for Mrs. Music for Mrs. Records SpEfld News RtS-Y Bonanza Paula Stone :O0 15 Ruth Ashton Fulton I-ewii .Itmmie Wakcly Hemingway Bctilnh Curt Massejf Story Hour Sam Hayes Magazine Facts Slcsla, Crocker Woman, House Siesta Serenade Loreno Jones Sl"sta Serenade Doctor's Wife Siesta Serenade TRA Siesta Serenade TRA Chas. Antell Miml Cat Tlnncy Dave Garrnway Tinney, Crorker Duke's Dilemma Chas. Antell Duke's Dilemma Variety Tlmn Duke's Dilemma Rem. Rhythm Duke's Dilemma Rem. Rhythm 5:uo :1S :30 Story Hour Frank Cos World Today Loral News Skv King Sky King Sgl, Preston Sgt. Preston SMpalong Big Jon, Sparky Sktpalong Dinner Hour Sktpalnng Chet Huntley Elmer Peterson Dinner Hour t I HIT ITrjin lo Romhay" K ii a GRANDMOTHER 14 TIMES AT 40 PORTLAND wv-Mrs. Frank RMIingslea became a grand mother for the 14th time last week and she is only 40 years old. She was married at 14 and had six children. Three of them also married young. Her most recent grandchild Is Ihe daughter of Mrs. Clarenre Hopper, 20. It was Ihe third rhild for Mrs. Hopper, 31 rs. Rillingslea'x daughter. Davenports and chairs cleaned Electric Cleaners, 12tfl Willamette Lei's Eat LUNCH at the SALAD BOWL 1319 Willamette Open 7:00 a.m. Close 8:00 p.m. Kaipn ai vera mcior, rrops. INi PILUSO'S SUPPER CLUB Return Encasement of JACK MeVEA "0rn Ihr floor Klrhnrrf'' , rlnnr fhrtw NfrhUT Tminrtnt mini ninnfr Ph. 5-MS2 157 K. Broaily PERSONAL DIFFERENCES ARE NOT JUSTIFICATION FOR RECALL VOTE AGAINST BAYLY RECALL (rrt. Pol. Adv. by r.oml Govt, rnmmtttp". Cfnrgf Todd, Apr.. 'First Run PHnNC .V71M OPKN WF-EKDAYS 8:45 P.M. Sais. & Suns. 4:45 P. II FNDS TONIGHT WEI). 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