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Gabriel Hoatler
Kddle Fishnr
Vlrcil Pinklcy
Sain Hayes
Sports Review
Local Ntwi
Rnckcy
Fortune
Rooster Club
News, Headlines
Could this bo ui
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Klmcr Davis
Dinner Hour
Concert
Bill Stern Spin.
Fibber McGre
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kuun Calls
KUGN Calls
Sk, Henderson
Sk. Henderson
My Serenade
Sons, Pioneers
&--rr" Louella Parsons Home Fires
E :r; finrnrer Snow Ran. Records
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These are Top Pops
Records Top Pops
Wednesday Radio-Dec. 9
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Music In the
Morning
Music
Farm News
Coffee Clock
Coffee Clock
Coffee Clock
Yawn Patrol News, rhythm
Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup
Yawn Patrol Rhylhm Rndup
Alex Drcier Rhythm Rndup
World News Hemingway John Lee Willi Rhythm Rndup
FarmSpotllle Breakfast Gang KUGN Calls Rural Rndup
Glen Stadler Breakfast Gang Local News Rob Garred
Harry Babbitt Local News Knox Manning News, Crocker
Clif's Corner Cecil Browt) KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
Cllf's Corner News KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
This I Believe Bible KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
Churches speak Institute Unity Viewp't. Breakfast Club
Prcvues &
Kncores
This Side of
Christmas
Linda Lee
Stork Club
Spfld. Quiz
Furniture Shop
World Newa
Coffee Time
Coffee Time
Fashions
M. Agronsky
Chct Huntley
Double or '
Nothing
Blng Crosby
Ma Perkins
Dr. Malone
Ladies bouquet
Newspaper, Air
Tcllo Test
Eugene shopper
Dial for-' Dough
East. West Side
2nd Chance
Strike it Rich
Strike It Rich
Lane News
Perry Mason
Nora Drake
Brighter Day
Ladies!
Fair
Queen for
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Turn to
A Friend
My True Story
My True Story
Shopping Guide
KUGN Calls
Phrase Pays
Man on Street
Whispering Sts.
Girl Marrp
Mod. Rom an cei
News, Take 10
Local News
4 for a Quarter
Christopher
House Party
Today's News
Farm News
Refreshments
News
World News News Parade
Local News Weather. Farm
KUGN Calls Rhythm Rndup
Old Trader Paul Harvey
Varieties
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Arthur Godfrey
Christmas Club
Party Line
Records at
Random
Backstage Wife Sam Hayes
KUGN Calls Rhythm Rndup
Fashions Milk Time
KUGN Notebook Accent, Melody
Varieties Spfld. News KUGN Notebook Siesta, Crocker
Arthur Godfrey Big Bonanza Woman in House Siesta Serenade
Burl Ives Music Show Lorenzo Jones Siesta Serenade
Brdwy Review Rand. Records Pays, Married Siesta Serenade
ooper Leader
0n List of Stars
Wizard o Odds Band. Records Music Fashions Siesta Serenade
RulhAshton Tcllo Tost Music Fashions Slcsla Serenade
Ralph Story Jack Dr. Paul Siesta
Music for Mrs. Kirk wood Duke's Dilemma Serenade
Music for Mrs,
Teen Time
Story Hour
Story Hour
Fulton Lewis Duke's Dilemma Variety Time
Hemingway Duke's Dilemma Variety Tlm
Curt Masse; Duke's DllemmaNewsphoto Quiz
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Ed R. Murrow
Frank Goss
World Today
Local News
Family
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Wild Bill
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a; t2ry (.ooper Tuesday was
fiouncea me nation s lavorite
vie star for Ihe second straight
ar with Bing Crosby- running a
lose second. Third among the
ip stars was Ava Gardner,
Cooper, who has been a cinema
Ity favorite for more than a
larter century, stayed at the top
me All-American screen favor-:
is poll this year on the basis
"High Noon," "Sprinfificld
Ifle, "Blowing Wild" and "Re-!
Ira to Paradise" all of which
ipt the customers lined ud at
ie ooxoftice.
Cooper .has been in the top 12
try year since the poll began
years ano. and the "Groaner
s piacen no. l or No. 2 every
nr since 1044. exceot last vear
fien ne timshcd fourth,
tVA ZOOMS
voting in the poll, conducted
Boxoffice Maeazine. were
lotion Dictum priitnrs rarim nnH
ft commentators, theater owners
representatives of film
wncils,
Ava Gardner, who topped the
tresses this vpar wnc nnt
Jiong the 12 favorites of a year
!. one Doomed to the top of
us' over such long-time favor-
IS as Esther William, whn
Peed eighth, and June Allyson,
vim.
iJane Wvman snnnnrl loot vnar
wped lo seventh. Susan Hay
Prd was fourth in this year's
uroung one notch above
n Monroe. Marilvn. whn
' almost unknown two years
l was voted No. 11 last year.
V ohn Wayne moved up from
a to sixth place- while Doris
f y slipped from No. 6 to No. 11
Uark Gable barely made the
-12 snnl.
Ptontgomery Clift.'No. 11, Gable
l Gardner marln Ihn nrnrtn
pyear after failing to move
among the top dozen last year.
They replaced Gregory Peck,
Cary Grant and Joan Crawford
on the glamour parade. .
OTHER ACTRESSES
Other actresses on the list fol
lowed in this order: Deborah
Kerr, Joan Crawford, Audrey
Hepburn, Loretta Young and Bar
bara Stanwyck. The male con
tingent following Gable were
Gregory Peck, Alan Ladd, Martin
and Lewis, Burt Lancaster,
Humphrey Bogart, James Stewart
and Stewart Granger.
A special breakdown of the
balloting proved that theater
owners voted right along with
the critics in giving the top spot
to Cooper. However, the theater-"
men ranked their favorites in this
order:
Gary Cooper, Susan Hayword,
John Wayne and Esther Williams
tied for third, Doris Day, Martin
and Lewis, Bing Crosby, Jane
Wyman, Alan Ladd, Marilyn
Monroe, Ava Gardner, June Ally
son and James Stewart.
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LOOK and LISTEN
By GLEN STADLER
CHRISTIAN FOUItCADE,
the "LKUc Boy Lost" in
the picture of the same
name, appears at the Mc
Donald Theater through
Tuesday, He co-stars with
Bing Crosby, the ex-war
correspondent father who
finally finds the lad.
Jimmy Stewart
June Allyson
Click as Pair
HOLLYWOOD (in Jimmy
Stewart and June Allyson, a team
as American and homey as flap
jacks and syrup, soon will be
decorating the nation's movie
screens.
Tony Mann, who has directed
the gangling actor in six pictures,
says Stewart and Allyson are a
kind of Lunt-Fontanne pair that
click together. Mann should
know, for he directed the stars
in "The Glenn Miller Story" and
currently rs engaged in putting
them through their paces for
Strategic Air Command."
"Jimmy and June first teamed
up in 1949 for 'The Stratton
Story,' " Mann said, "and every
body thought they were naturals'
to play man an wife on the
screen. I guess it's sort of a chem
ical combinatiorK-they go to
gether.
"It wouldn't surprise me at all
if they were to become the most
famous team of the future," he
added. "Of course, they're a dif
ferent kind of team not the old
time torried couple o the twen
ties like John Gilbert and Greta
Garbo, ut a wholesome, relaxed
married couple."
The director explained the
stars don't seem to be acting
when they work together. Their
timing and acting abilities, com
bined with their talent for work
ing together, make for happy
picture making.
Too, both stars have tremen-;
dous individual followings and
their combined boxoffice draw
should be second to none. .
"Jimmy and June are really at
case witn one another and give
enough time and thought to con
tribute things to a picture that
help make the story believable,"
Mann continued. "And between
takes they talk things over like a
couple of real professionals."
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last ten minutes of the
feature!
"See It From the'
Beginning"
STARTS
fa WEDNESDAY if
Sf0D
VIRGINIA MAYO
DALE ROBERTSON
STEPHEN McNALLY
AATHUR HUNNICUTT
PLUS
"BELOW THE SAMARA"
The proprietor of H L acted
as advance man for Santa Claus
tho other day, looking for cul
tural gift suggestions that would
give pleasure long after Christ
mas. This tour was of the record
and book stores.
Newest attractions on wax in
clude big names in the music and
entertainment business. "Christ
mas With Godfrey" contains 18
Christmas favorites, done by "Big
A," and all the little "Gs" in
cluding (and is the master's face
Santa Claus red!) Julius La Rosa.
The records were made just be
fore Julius suddenly became an
ex-little Godfrey, and went out
by himself to fill his own Christ
mas stocking much fuller than it
otherwise would have been.
MILLER ALBUM
Tho new Glenn Miller memo
rial album, is a beautiful re-issue
of 70 popular classics the famed
orchestra leader recorded before
he disappeared on a flight from
London to Pans just nine years
ago. It's available either in LP
or 45 rpm.
The Welch Chorale has pressed
a fine album of carols, one of the
many in the Eugene and Spring
field shops which also feature
record players at low prices.
Then, there's the most peren
nial favorite, "White Christmas"
by Bing Crosby, with "Rudolf, the
Red-Nosed Reindeer" on the
other side. The controversial
Libcrace has a new group out
this year, starring himself and
featuring his brother's orchestra.
For humor, there's a new Mel
Blanc recording, "Yah, Das 1st
Ein Christmas Tree," one one
side, and "I Tan't Wait til Quith
muth Day," and Jimmie Boyd's
"I Saw Mama Kissing Santa
Claus."
NON-FICTION POPULAR
In the book shops, non-fiction
is preferred, with a continuing
trend toward books on philoso
phy, religion, history and biog
raphy. Oregon authors are fea
tured prominently this year:
Stewart Holbrook's "Age of
Moguls," a best-seller; Lucia
Moore's "The Wheel and the
Hearth,", and Olive Barber's "The
Lady and the Lumberjack," which
is being made into a movie.
For children, the bird, dog and
animal stamp books are favorites,
which not only are fascinating,
but educational. Colored pictures,
in the form of stamps, are in the
front of the book, to be cut out
and pasted with stories about the
animal or bird, elsewhere in the
book.
Christmas cards seem to get
more attractive year by year,
with the trend away from verses
or sayings. However, Santa Claus
and the Christmas tree still are
the favorites, which would seem
to indicate that the "old time"
Christmas spirit is not obsolete,
after all.
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Can Company, Union
Asked to Negotiate
WASHINGTON ItPl The gov
ernment Tuesday asked repre
sentatives of the American Can
Co. and the CIO United Steel
Workers to meet with federal
mediators at Chicago Wednes
day in an effort to settle a five
day strike that has idled 30,000
workers at plants in 16 states
and Canada.
The union is asking 12 cents an
hour wage increase and a num
ber of changes in contract terms.
American. Can has offered an in
crease of 10-12 cents an hour of
which two cents would go for
fringe benefits.
First Run
Feature Times
TUESDAY
(Subject to change)
McDONAUl Little Bov Lost. 1:00
4:15, 7:30, 10:45. Affair In Monlo Car,
io, z:4a, o:uu, :i5. .
HEILIG Mogambo, 1:50. 4:25, 7:00,
9:30. Shorts start at 1:15.
REX Jack Slade, 12:30, 3:50, 7:10,
10:30. Royal African Rifles. 2:15. 5:35.
8:55.
HOUSE of WAX
VINCENT PRICE
BLOOD on ihe MOON
ROBERT MITCHUM
Wednesday
u SHOW STARTS
PRICES
Adults, 1.00 Loses S1.2I
Jr. 80c Child 50c
Afternoon Week Days
Adults 90c til 5:00 p.m.
TONITE 6:45
FUNNY FAST and SPICY1
DANIELLE DARR1EUX
"OH! AMELIA"
A French Bedroom Farce
LESLIE CARON
"LILI"
also
JENNIFER JONES
'RUBY GENTRY"
fi:30
Crazytoca"
and
"Lovelylop"
Sweithcirtt
Ctmput!
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WildlifeGroup
Plans Petition
CORVALLIS CP) Petitions call
ing for a law to ban net fishing
in all Coastal streams will be
circulated in Oregon soon, the
Oregon Wildlife Federation was
told Saturday.
Robert Urban, a Corvallis
sportsman, made the announce
ment after he presented tho re
sults of a survey which showed
that salmon runs were declining.
Other speakers Saturday were
George Glceson, dean of the
school of engineering at Oregon
Stale College; Lyle F. Watts.
chairman of the Oregon Water
Resources Commission; State
Rep. John Amachcr, Roscburg;
Clark B. Walsh and C. J. Camp
bell of the State Game Commis
sion. .
The conference ended Sunday.
WINS CAKE CONTEST
LUTON, England UK Winner
of a cake contest here was An
thony Jenkins, 14. Among tho 2!)
also-rans: His mother.
Bald Eagles Counted
WEST GLACIER, Mont. W -Fifty-seven
bald eagles, emblem
of the United States, were report
ed counted Monday in Glacier Na
tional Park. Officials said this
was the largest concentration of
the rare birds in the U. S. during
recent years.
University Theatre
presents
JUNO ,he
PAYCOCK
Now Plnving
(ends Dec. 10)
Admission $1
Ph. 5-1511 Ext. 401 for
Res. 1-5 p.m. daily ex
cept Sun.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.
Tucs., Dec. 8, 1953 5B
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JOE KOORY
Bins Crosby
LITTLE HOY LOST"
Merle ohcrnn
"AFFAIR IN
MONTE CARLO"
Mark Stevens
"JACK SLADE"
Louis Hayward
"ROYAL AFRICAN,
RIFLES"
It's
THE HAMBLENS
"'The Maiiic Show of Distinction"
featuring Occidental and Oriental Mysteries
New Eiiviie High School Auditorium
Dec. 12 8:15 p.m. YT
$1 General Adm. $3 Reserved
Sponsored by the Willamette Valley Hoo Hoo Club. Proceeds to go
to tho Eugene Children's Hospital School.
Box office opens 7 p.m. Saturday or phone Bob Roberts at 5-3338
for tickets.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTION
Dance Lessons!
Givo two or threa lesions or a complete course to
your friends or relatives. An attractive gift' certificate for
under the Christmas tree for lessons to be taken at
their convenience.
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Fri.
10 a.m. -10 p.m.
Rat.
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No charge for
guest lesson
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analysts.
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EUGENE'S OWN
Christmas Party Time
Hear the winners of the daily prizes given away at
Millers announced on CHRISTMAS PARTY TIME over
KORE ....
Winners jor Saturday and Monday; announced Tuesday 12:30
Winners for Tuesday and Wednesday; announced Thursday 12:30
Winners jor Thursday and Friday; announced Monday 9-10 a.m.
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