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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1951
-00 Suv with Muslo Gabriel Hcatter Alex Drcler News at 6
-6-15 Robert Trout News Headlines Hillings' News Dinner
-6:30 Crime VirsU Pinklcy News Hour
6:45 Photographer Sam Hayes KUGN Calls Concert
-Too Dous Edwards Rand. Records Fibber McGce Headline Edit.
7-1S Symphony Hall PiRskin predict Heart or News Dick Rendell
- 7:30 Lowell Thomas Cisco These Are Guy
- 7:43 Tenn. Ernie Kid Records J.ombardo
'. 6:03 Amos 'n' Scand' Music M. Beatty Concert
.6:13 Andv Rand. Records IMan'sFamlly Moods
:. 6:30 That's Hifih KUGN Cam Timber Irall
. 8:4S Rich Adventure Sinatra Kddle LeMar
"9I00 Wo7ld"Nc Ne YoVbcI Whl'?nfn
'9:15 Guest Book NW News Your Life Varieties
9:30 World of Florida Randwacon Top I ops
' 9:43 Music Callinj; Bandwagon lop Pops
10:00 Record Show FuUmTl.cwis Reporter l.ale News
10:15 Record Show Morse report U.S. Marines 'opPoPJ
10:30 Rnvme -n Records at Big Top Pops
10:45 Rhythm Random story lop FP'
17:00 Symphony Unexpected These are Top Pops
11:15 Hall Unexpected Records Top Pops
11:30 Symphony Trivat. These ar. Top Pops
11:43 Hall Line Records Top Pops
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1954
6:00 News of Amer. Cofrco Clock
6:15 Music fnr Coffre Clock
6:30 MnMiinfi Coffco Clock
6:45 ' Farm Spotlight t'offea Clock
7:00 World News
7:15 Local News
7:30 Frank Goss
7:45
World News
Yawn Patrol
Yawn Patrol
Yawn Patrol
News, Rhythm
R'thin R'ndup
R'thm R'ndup
R'thm R'ndvip
Hemingway
Breakfast
Gang
John Lee Wills
Songs of West
Billings' News
Knox Manning
R'thm R'ndup
Rural Roundup
Rob Garred
Rhythm, D Bell
8:00 8:00 o'clock Cecil Brown KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
8:15 Serenade News KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
8:30 This I Bellevs Haven KUGN Klock Breakfast Club
8:45 Churches Speak of Rest Unity Vlewp't. Breakfast Club
" 9:00 Wendy Warren Stvles In Vogue World News M. Agroiuky
9:15 Ma Perkins Stork Club Coffee Time Chet Huntley
9:30 Dr. Malone Spfld Quiz Coffee Time My True
9:45 Ladies' Bouquet Kurnlt're Shop. Fashions Story
10:00 2nd"Mrs Burton Newsp. of Air P. Frederick .Musical
10:15 r-erry Mason Tello Test 2nd Chance Moods
10:30 Nora Drake Rand. Records Strike it Rich Mod. Romances
10:45 Brighter Day Dial for Dough Strike It Rich Girl Marries
11:00 Lane News Records at Phrase Pays Hwd.,Whls-
11:15 Ring Croshv Random Bob pering Streets
1 1:30 House Party Queen for Smith Musical
11:45 House Party a Day Show Moods
12:00 Local Newi Today's Ncwi World News News Parade
12:15 Godfrey Farm Newi Local News Weather, Farm
12:30 Godfrey Game of Tune Shop R'thm Rndup
12:45 Godfrey the Day Old Trader Paul Harvey
"l:00 Godfrey Game of Backstage Wife Sam Hayes
1:15 Arthur Godfrey the Day Lyrics, Ladles R'thm Roundup
1:30 Arthur Godfrey Game of KUGN Notes Accent on
1:45 Aunt Jenny the Day Woman, House Melody
""2:00 Alike & Buff Came of Just Plain Bill Graham-Block
2:15 Ruth Asnton the Day Lorenzo tones Martin Block
2:30 Good News Game of Hotel for Pels Martin Block
2:45 Brdw.y Revue the Day Pays, Married Martin Block
"3:00 Clif's Game of Day World News Martin Block
3:15 Corner News Music Fashions Martin Block
2:30 Clif's Rand. Records Dr. Paul Siesta Serenade
3:45 Corner Tello Test Woman's Secret Siesta Serenade
4:00 Clif's Fulton Lewis Record Revue Ted Malone
4:15 Corner Hemingway Record Revue Variety Time
4:30 Story Hour Here's Answer Record Revue Accent on
4:45 Story Hour Sam Hayes Knox Manning; Safety
5:00 Kd. Murrow Sgt. Preston Skipalong Dinner Concert
5:15 Frank Goss of Yukon Skipalong Bill Stern
8:30 Sports Parade Records at Skipalong Chet Huntlev
5:45 Local News Random Elmer Peterson News
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'Round the State
Girl Hides in Tree House
As Police Seek Her Body
nnuTr A-wn (in A eWl who vanished while swimming in the
Tualatin River near Willamette Monday night, was hiding in a tree
house near the river while police and lircmen dragged for her body.
It started as a triek on her sisier ana a incna, sam mmiaiiiu
Gibbs, 13, o Sherwood. Then, when she saw all the commotion it
caused, she was scared to own up.
At about 2 a.m. sheriff's deputies, going to the girl's home to
see if further aid was wanted, learned that she was safe at home.
She, her sister Nadine, J4, and a neighbor, David Smith, 16, had
been swimming in the evening. At about dark, she swam down the
stream, then climbed out and into
the tree house. She did not
answer shouts and the search
started, with grappling beginning
at 10 p.m. At midnight, coid and
scared, she climbed down and
went home.
The police report said it was
understood she would eat stand
ing up for a while.
Oregon Ready
For President
TV Schedules
Program listings are prepared by the TV stations.
KVAL-TV Channel 13
Wednesday, Sept. 22
6:00 News, Sports. Weather
6:15 Industry on Parade
6:30 For Votir Information
7:00 Cisco Kltl
7:30 Victory at Sea
R:00 Dangerous Assignment
8:10 Life of Ililey
9:00 Captured
9:30 Western Star Playhouse
Thursday, Sept. 23
3:30 Rob Smith
4:00 Guest Rook
4:30 The Rig Roundup
5:30 Watch Mister Wizard
Annual fur sales in the Unit
ed States have reached half a
billion dollars in some modern
years, far larger than sales in
the explorer-trader era, says the
National Geographic Society.
Lawyers Admitted
SALEM MV-More than RO new
lawyers were admitted to the bar
at a ceremony in the State Su
premo Court here Tuesday. They
were candidates who recently
passed the state bar examination,
After the presentation of certifi
cates, they were luncheon guests
of the Oregon State Bar.
PENDLETON Ufl Umatilla
County communities are making
final arrangements for an all-out
welcome for President Eisenhow
er when he comes to McNary
Dam, west of here on the Colum
bia, to dedicate the 286 million
dollar project.
Plans call for Eisenhower to
speak about 10:30 a.m., with dedi
cation portion of the program
opening about 10 a.m. An all-day
program from 7:35 a.m. to 4 p.m.
will seek to ease traffic problems
for crowds coming and going by
providing something for specta
tors to watch to keep them from
creating a mammoth traffic crush
right after the dedication itself.
The President is to leave the
damsite on the Oregon side at
10:50 a.m., arriving at Pendleton
airport at 11:55 a.m. His plane
will leave 15 minutes later for
Los Angeles. Enroute here his
car will pass slowly, without
stopping, through the decorated
streets of Hermiston and Stan
field. At the airport here he will
receive an Indian blanket from
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Wednesday, Sept. 22
Routs
Word & Music
Mr. Weatherman
Sports. News
For You
Amos -'n' Andy
Red Skellnn
Strike H Rich
I've Got A Secret
The Big 500
Oregon Football
Showtime on Six
Thursday, Sept. 23
Telenews Daily
The Seeking Heart
Welcome Travelers
Search for Tomorrow
Guiding tight
KOIN Kitchen
Robert Q. Lewis
Rob Crosby show
Rrighter Day
Love of Life
On Your Account
Garry Moore Show
Editor's Desk, Mr. Weatherman
Llnkletter's Housoparty
The World We Live In
Strike It Rich
Valiant Lady
Secret Storm
Duchess Playhouse
Armchair Theatre
Mr. Moon
Cartoon Time
Saddle Pals
Doug Edwards News
Down Your Street
Oregon Not Involved
PORTLAND IAV-The CIO Com
munications Workers and the Pa
cific Telephone Co. in Oregon
operate under a contract separate
from that in Washington and
Idaho. In the last two states, the
union said it was. cancelling its
contract although it has not given
a strike order.
In Oregon, union officials said,
no such steps have been taken.
Factory to Close
NEWBERG (.PI The Superior
Garment Factory, which operates
congress at Sheridan, Wyo. Con
gressman Sam Coon of Baker will
also present a gift after intro
ducing him on a platform at the
airport
Also participating at the air
port will be Mayor Morris Tem
ple of Pendleton and Sen. Guy
Cordon. The airport stop is being
sponsored by the Pendleton
annual payroll of $100,000, will
close Nov. 1 and its work be
taken over by the firm's Portland
factory. Difficulties and expense
in transporting materials to and
from Newberg were given by
Thomas S. Harrison, owner, as
the reason.
Beverage Group Meets
PENDLETON trPl The Oregon
Chamber of Commerce and Uma-lL'"50'1 Beverage Assn. opened
committee.
tilla County Republican central !'ts annual convention here Tues
day with 250 persons attending
James Donovan, Cincinnati, presi
dent of the national association
and Bob Downer, Coos Bay, state
president, were on hand. The con
vention will close Wednesday.
Election Test
Called Vital
BLOOMINGTON. Til mTh.
election contest for the U.S. Sen
ate in Illinois between Sen. Doug
las (D-Ill) and his Tipnnhh',.-,,,
opponent, Joseph T. Meek, savs
Adlai E." Stevenson, is "about the
most significant in the nation.'
The choice. Stevenson
Tuesday night, was between a
statesman "an outstanding, a
great senator" and his r.np nn.
ponent, who Stevenson said has
Decn assailed, perhaps rightly, as
an errand boy and a lobbyist."
The 1952 Democratic presiden
tial nominee spoke in the city of
his boyhood before about 400 per
sons at a $10-a-plate dinner ar
ranged by the McLean County
Democratic Central Committee.
The former Illinois governor
termed Meek a "19lh Century Re
publican old-guardsman."
Motorist Killed
PORTLAND Wl A motorist
was killed and his companion in
jured Tuesday when their car
rammed into the rear of, an oil
truck and trailer, parked at curb
side delivering oil at S.W. Maca
dam avenue.
The victim, Edward El Loren
zo, 29, was crushed behind the
steering wheel. Charles M. Ed
wards suffered a leg fracture.
The driver of the tanker, Ver
non E. Wolfe, told police the im
pact nearly jarred him out of his
cab scat.
Register-Guard Want Ads
Bring Results
Free Beef Stew
PRINEVILLE to Merchants
here will run a big stew kitchen
Saturday, serving beef stew to
everyone who comes into the
business district.
There is a two-fold aim: pub
licizing the beef promotion cam
paign started recently by the
Oregon Cattlemen's Assn., and
calling attention to the fall shop
ping season.
HERE'S A FLOOR FURNACE THAT
CAN BE INSTALLED IN THE HALLWAY
OF ANY 2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOME
NO LIGHTING
NO MATCHES
Al'TOSIATICAII.Y LIGHTS ITSELF WITH 1
SPARK PLUGS JUST SET THF, THERMOSTAT
BURNS STOVE OR DIESEL OIL
I'.i CENTS A GALLON DIFFERENCE
EXTRA SHORT
ONLY 18" to 20" BELOW FLOOR JOIST
NO EXPENSIVE DUCT WORK
OR WIRING NEEDED
THE DIFFERENCE IX TRICE MAY HEAT
YOl'R HOME FOR YEARS
FORCED AIR CIRCULATION
WITH DUST FILTERS
DIRECTIONAL AIR CIRCULATION
Ol Tl.l-T REGISTER CAN HE ADJUSTED TO
PERMIT A GREATER FLOW OF AIR TO ANY
SECTION OF THE HOI SE
OIL AND ELECTRIC
HEATING EQUIPMENT
BOB PORTER
"OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS" ,
424S. Franklin Blvd., near Springfield Junction 5-8673
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NO PAYMENT TILL NOV.
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