Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, October 26, 1954, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Text60 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Tues., Oct. 26, 1954 1v RADIO SCHEDULES Program listings are prepared by the radio stations. ', : KERGTa KOBE lZ KumTKASHT '! TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1951 I' 6:00 Say It with Gabriel Heatter AlejTBreler News at I 6:1S Music News.H'dlines Billings' News Dinner ' . 6:30 Amos n" Andy Virgil Plnkley News Concert 6:45 Muslchall Sara Hayei These Records Dinner Concert V'i 7:00 Stop the : Eddie Fisher Lux Radio Headline Edit 7:15 Music Be Informed Theatre Dick Rendell . 7:30 Stop the Could this be uf Lux Radio Silver - 7:43 Music Could this be u? Theatre Eagle ' 8:00 Stop the music Political Morgan Beatty Frank DeVol S:1S Tenn. Ernie Rand Record! 1 Man's family Frank DeVol ; 8:30 Lowell Thomas Vice Pres. These are Sons. Pioneers . , , 8:45 Mr., Mrs. North Nixon Records LeMar, News 1 . ' 7o6 World of MuslcNowsp. of Air Dragnet American ; . 0:15 World of Music NW News Dragnet Town - r 0:30 Nocturne Records at Bandwagon Meeting ; 9:45 Nocturne Random Bandwagon Freedom Story ' ' 10:00 World News Fulton Lewis Reporter Top Pops i ' 10:15 Guest Book Harry Flannery Fibber McGee Top Pops I , 10:30 Rhyme & Records at Glldersleeve Top Pops j . 10:43 Rhythm Random These Records Top Popi . ' 11:00 Symphony Unexpected These are Top Popi '.' 11:15 Hall Unexpected Records Top Pops 11:30 Symphony Private Line These are Top Pop! I 11:43 This I Believe Private Line Records Top Popi ,, , WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1954 1 . ; 6:00 World News Coffee Clock World News News, Rhythm ' 6:15 Music in the Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup ' 6:30 Morning Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup ' . . ' 6:45 Farm Spotlight Coffee Clock Yawn Patrol Rhythm Rndup 7:00 World News Hemingway John Lee i?l!li Rhythm Rndup ' . 7:13 Local News Breakfast Gang Songs of West Rural Roundup . 7:30 Frank Goss Breakfast Gang Billings' News Bob Garred ! 7:45 Harry Babbitt News of Nite Knox Manning Rhyth, Crocker ; L 8:00 8:00 O'clock Cecil Brown KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 8:15 Serenade Newi KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 1 . 8:30 This I Believe Bible KUGN Klock Breakfast Club 8:45 Churches Speak Institute Unity Viewp't Breakfast Club 9:00 Wendy Warren Rand. Records News 'ill 9 M. Agronsky 9:15 Aunt Jenny Stork Club Coffee Time Chet Huntley 9:30 Prevues and Spfld. quiz C of fee Time My True ( . 9:45 Encores Furnit're shop Fashions Story 10:00 Ladles' Bouquet News of Air MaryMcBride Special Edition 10:15 Ma Perkins TelloTest 2nd Chance Musical Moods 10:30 Dr. Malone Women's News Strike it Rich Mod. Romances 10:45 Lane Co. Newl Dial for Dough Strike it Rich Girl Marries 1:00 2nd Mrs. Burton Florida Morn, serenade Hollywood News ,; 11:15 Perry Mason Calling Morning Whispering Sts. 11:30 Nora Drake Queen for Serenade Musical 11:45 Brighter Day a Day P.Frederick Moods 12:00 Local News Noon News World News News Parade 12:15 4 for Quarter Farm News Local News Weather, Farm 12:30 House What's cooking? Tune Shop Rhythm Rndup Party NewsHdlns. Old Trader Paul Harvey . ' 1:00 Arthur Recordsat Backstage Wife Sam Hayes 1 1:15 Godfrey Random Lyrics, Ladlea Rhythm Rndup o.J 1:30 Arthur Recordsat KUGN Notes Accent on 1 1:45 Godfrey Random Woman, House Melody 3:00 Arthur Rand Records Just Plain Bill Crocker. Block 3:15 Godfrey Notes - Notices Lorenzo Jones Martin Block ' 2:30 Little Show For the Hotel for Pets Martin Block 2:45 Aunt Mary Ladles Pays. Married Martin Block :i. 3:00 Ruth Ashton Story World News Martin Block 3:15 Fearless Folliei Time Music Fashions Martin Block I 3:30 Good News Rand. Record Dr. Paul Siesta Serenade . 3:43 Cllf's Corner Tello Test Woman'! Secret Siesta Serenade 4:00 Cllf's Fulton Lewli Duke'! Ted Malone i ; 4:15 Corner Hemingway Dilemma Variety Time I , 4:30 Story Hour Here's Answer Duke's Dilem. Accent on ! ', 4:45 Story Hour Sam Hayes Knox Manning Safety !:0 Ed. Murrow Coffee Cup Sklpalong Dinner Concert 5:15 Frank Goss Rand. Record! Sklpalong BUI Stern , 5:30 Sporta Parade Wild Bill Sklpalong Chet Huntley 5:45 Local New! Hickock Elmer Peterson News, Concert TV SCHEDULES U.N, Ends Debate On Disarmament UNITE!) nations, N.Y. Wl India's V. K. Krishna Menon warned Tuesday against creating an international control organ for disarmament which would be more powerful than the U.N. it' self. Concluding the general debate in the U.N. Assembly's Political Committee on disarmament, Me non said that the control ma chinery must be set up within the U.N. charter. He said it would be inappropriate to think of the control organ as if it were world government. INDIVIDUAL ACTION "It is not possible for the U.N. to create something more power ful than itself," Menon declared. He suggested each country could pass laws making particular ar maments illegal as these arms are banned by a control organ. He said that would be one way of making control effective. Before he spoke. Menon circu lated a call for a halt on weap ons production until a worldwide disarmament pact can be reached. The Indian resolution called on the U.N. Disarmament Commis sion to study ways of setting up an "armament truce" pending agreement on a disarmament con vention. Menon previously urged a halt in the production of atomic bombs until measures could be set up to eliminate them, but nothing ever came of it. The resolution circulated among delegates Monday night also called on the General Assembly to recess in December instead of adjourning so it could recon vene quickly If the Disarmament Big Department Store I o Close in New York NEW YORK (AT John Wana- maker's big New York depart ment store is scheduled to close after 58 years in business. Announcement of the closing on or about next Jan. 31 came first Monday from Wanamaker's Philadelphia headquarters. Spokesmen in New York said it was part of plans for opening new suburban stores. The announcement indicated Wanamaker's would continue to operate two branch stores in the Wall St. area and its suburban Long Island store at Great Neck. Commission issued a report re quiring immediate action. VOTE EXPECTED After Menon's speech, the com mittee was expected to press for a quick vote on a resolution to set up secret five-power disarmanent talks again. The resolution co sponsored by Russia, France, Britain, the United States and Canada appeared certain to win approval. The five nations held a series of fruitless meetings on the issue in London earlier this year. Russia's Andrei Vishinsky held the floor for two hours and 40 minutes Monday while he blasted the London and Paris agreements on West German rearmament and challenged the Western Powers to match Soviet efforts toward ais armament agreement. In his longest speech on the arms question this year, Vishin sky told the Western Powers, "You can't have new pacts which make for aggression while you are supposedly seeking disarma mcnt in the U.N." 'SACRED COW Aiming his barbs mainly at the United States, Vishinsky declared Russia shied away from co-sponsoring the resolution for new dis armament talks until the other powers agreed to delete all refer ence to an American plan calling for control measures to enforce disarmament. Claiming the American scheme was based on the old Baruch Plan, which Russia bitterly op posed, Vishinsky asked: "Would the control organ be the super special sacred cow which could operate without appeal," If that were the case he said. Russia, finding herself in the mi nority on a control organ, would have no protection. Lane Commission to Attend Q St. Extension Discussion The Lane County Board of Commissioners will attend the state highway commission meet ing Thursday to hear discussion on a county proposal regarding the extension of the Q St. protect, Last month the commissioners requested the highway commis sion to acquire Q St. right-of-way from Mill St. to ISth St. in Spring- Program listings are prepared by the TV stations. KVAL-TV Channel 13 Tuesday, Oct. 2S 8:00 Red Barry :30 News, Sports, Weather ' 8:45 Selgler's Playhouse 7:00 Cisco Kid 7:30 March On 8:00 Four Star Playhouse B:30 Cordon for Senate 0:00 Roscbowl Race PCC 9:30 Hoscbow! Race Big 10 0:00 TBA 9:30 It's a Great Life 1:00 Wrestling Hollywood 2:00 News, Provlews Wednesday, Oct. 27 !:30 Of All Things 1:00 Date Phil & Kay 1:30 The Big Roundup i:00 Pinky Lee Show 9:30 This la the Life EGISTER-GUARD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TV SERVICE by EXPERTS Burt Adams. Owner KOIN-TV CIIANNEL 6 Tuesday, Oct. 26 6:00 Weather, Sports, News 6:15 Citizens for Ike Comm. 6:30 Doug Edwards News 6:45 Jo Stafford 7:00 Range Rider 7:30 See It Now 8:00 Corliss Archer 8:80 Vice Pres. Nixon 9:00 I Led Three Lives 9:30 Danger 10:00 Life With Father 10:30 Make Room for Daddy 11:00 Showtime on Six Wednesday, Oct. 27 8:45 News Hllltes 9:00 Valiant Lady 9:15 Secret Storm 9:30 Search for Tomorrow 9:45 Guiding Light 10:00 Portia Faces Life 10:15 The Seeking Heart 10:30 Welcome Travelers 11:00 Robert O. Lewis 11:30 Llnklelter'a Houseparty 11:45 News Weather 12:00 The Big Payoff 12:30 Bob Crosby Show 1:00 Brighter Day 1:15 Love of Life 1:30 On Your Account 2:00 Garry Moore 2:30 KOIN Kitchen 3:00 Strike It Rich 3:30 Armchair Theatre 4:30 Mr. Moon 4:45 Bill's Cartoon Show 5:00 Red Dunning Show 5:30 TBA So smooth it leaves you breathless Smirnoff t& makst j V -VODKA 80 proof Made from 1 00 grain neutral spirit Ste. Pierre Smirnoff FIs. Inc.. Hartford, Conn. ' v CmMm Cab & j HEAR CHARLES 0. PORTER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE for CONGRESS KORE - Oct. 26 - Taxes 9:20 p.m. Oct. 27 - Prosperity 9:20 p.m. Oct. 28 - Defense 9:03 d, Oct. 29 - Labor 9:20 p.m. Oct. 31 - Foreign Affairs 7:55 p.m. Nov. 1 Taxes 9:20 p.m. Pd. Adv. Poster for Congress Committee. Robt. L. Brakel, Secy. 312 . 11th Ave., Eugene, Ore. TODAY ON Emm 7:30 A.M. FRANK GOSS NEWS 7:45 A.M. HARRY BABBITT SHOW C 2:30 P.M. HOUSE PARTY 1:00 P.M. ARTHUR GODFREY TIME 2:45 P.M. AUNT MARY i 3:00 P.M. RUTH ASHTON 5:00 P.M. EDWARD R. MURROW 5:25 P.M. LOOK AT THE WEATHER i DIAL 1280 CBS RADIO km RCA . It's like sitting on top of the world when you own an Driving Charge Brings $200 Fine Ellis Miles, 46, P.O. Box 219, Monday morning was fined $200 and sent to jail for 30 days after he pleaded guilty in Eugene Mu nicipal Court to driving while under the influence of alcohol. Eugene officers arrested him at 7 p.m. Sunday on W. nth Ave. near Bailey Hill ltd. Judge John L. Barber Jr. also revoked Miles' driver's license for there months. Miles told the arresting officer he had been ar rested for drunken driving two times before. Listen to... "MAYFLOW Evening News" The latest National and International vents 6:55.7:55,8:55 P.M. TUESDAY Thru FRIDAY On KASH EXCLUSIVE LOCAL AGENT WILLIAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. 83 E. 5th Ave. Ph. 5 3134 or 5-3162 field. The commission had al ready agreed to take over plan ning and construction of the arter ial from Coburg Road to Mill St. At its September meeting, the highway commission directed It. H. Baldock, highway engineer, to study the proposal to extend the Q St. project to 19th St. and as semble cost data on the required right - of - way. This information may be presented Thursday. The commissioners asserted that if right-of-way problems cast of Mill St. aren't solved now, fu ture long-range building plans could be blocked by residential and commercial construction. In a letter to the highway com mission Monday, the commission ers endorsed a stand taken re cently by the Springfield City Council that there Is an immedi ate need for construction of a second bridge to serve South A traffic into Springfield. George Mattox Toastmaster Head George Mattox, Eugene busi nessman, has been elected presi dent of the Cascade Toastmasters Club for a six-months term. He succeeds Lloyd Thomas. Other officers elected include John Williams, vice-president: Dr. Ted Chuinan, secretary; Cal Massey, treasurer; Jerry Moshof sky, sergeant-at-arms; Ken Gus tafson, deputy governor. RICHARD L NEUBERGER l 'V :.J "JT-.-r ' TOMORROW M i G H T ON KERG - 8:25 P.M. KORE - 9:30 P.M. Neuberger for Sonalor Comm.. John G. Jones, Chm., 70S Mead Bldg., Portland W3 : -Joseph,,, - "n concrete n,Tt I lv Cotractor F, r?nv TL. ,. TOrM I " "'ig We struct, T 1" lh ,1,-. ..... . nl-rKlllti. 1shou,,d " flMwS I tractors said. iKa t, GARRETT APPLIANCE CQ, "HOME OF FRIGlDAlRt" OVER 21 YEARS IN EUGENE WITH FRIGIDAIRE "THE FINEST SERVICE ANYWHlW 136 East Broadway NONE 4-52(8 Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer Presents 'fWi' i pon'tmiaaTV-,,,, iS J ' mJL It laugh-not. 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