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Newspaper Page Text'; rage SB EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, Jan. 21, 1902 Lumber Talks To Be Held WASHINGTON Wl A con ference to discusa the problems of tha lumbering industry in the Pacific Northwest will he held here next month, Rep. Edith Green, D-Ore., report. Mrs. Green said she would iponsor the conference, to dis cuss the following subjects: In terstate Commission regulations on freight car shipment; freight differentials, and a 1020 law that requires any goods shipped from one coast to an other be transported on U.S. ships. The average percentage of lumber coming from the West Coast for use in the East Coast market has shrunk from 70 per cent in the 1951-60 period to an estimated 56 per cent in 1981, Mrs. Green said. Oregon's lumber industry has an annual payroll of $441,822, 000, and employs some 82,000 persons, she added. Funeral Services Held for Aitchison WASHINGTON (UPD Serv ices were held here Friday for Clyde Bruce Aitchison, retired interstate commerce commis sioner and former Oregon rail road commissioner. He died .Tuesday at the age of R6. Honorary pallbearers includ ed Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore.; Rep. Walter Norblad, R-Ore.; and ICC chairman Robert L. Murphy. Aitchison'a body was cremat ed. The ashes will be returned to Portland. 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Bandstand (4 Matinee 4:30 Cap'n Shipwreck Amer Bandstand Cartoon Circus Addle Bohkins (4) Cartoon Corral (e) 4:48 Cap'n Shipwreck Amer Bandstand C&rtoon Circus Addle Bohkins i 4 Cartoon Corral ff) "S:bb Cap'n Shipwreck Jack Boone Rockv & Friends The Three Stooges Cartoon Corral (c 8:18 Cap'n Shipwreck Jack Boone Man From Corhle The Three Stooges Cartoon Corral (c) 8:30 Superear This Is Alice Man From Cochise Popeje Theater (4J Silent Service 8:48 Superear This Is Alice Newscene Popeye Theater (4) Silent Service "V'OO Northwest News Evening Report Newscrne Susie News Beat 6:18 Huntlev-Brlnkley News Nine Doug Kit wards Susie Huntlc Rrtnkley 6:30 Sea Hunt Maltv's Funnies Mantovant News Central Mr Quick Draw 6:48 Sea Hunt Malty 's Funnies Mantovant ABC News (4) Quick Draw "VOO U.S. Marshal ETV Sea Hawk Expedition Medicine 19(12 7:18 MS Marshal ETV Sea Hawk Expedition Medicine lM 7:30 Miami Undercover Chevenne To fell the Truth Cheveitne i5 Medicine 1V2 7:48 Miami Undercover Cheyenne To It'll the Truth Cheyenne (5) Medicine l!W2 Voo National Velvet Cheyenne Pete Gladvs Cheyenne (51 National Velvet :1S National Velvet Cheyenne Pete A Gladvs Cheyenne tM National Velvet 8:30 Price Is Right tel The Rifleman Window on Main St Rifleman (M Price Is Right (el 6:49 Price Is Right (c) The Rifleman Window on Main St Rifleman 15) Price Is Right ie 8:00 " " R7th"preclnet SurfsUle It Danny Thomas Surfslile tM RTth Precinct 6:18 R7ih Precinrt Surfslde ft I Danny Thomas Surfstile (1 i.M H7th Precinct 6:30 7(h Prectnrt Surfslite (I Anrtv Grltfti h SurMde (St B7th Precinct 6:48 87th Precinct Surfed A I Andy Griffith SurCsid (I tSl 87th Precinct 10:00 Thriller Ben Casey Hennesey j Brn Caev iM Thriller 10:19 Thriller Ben Casev Hennesev Hen Cev iM Thriller 10:30 Thriller Hen Case? I've Got Secret .BenCaM-viM Thriller 10:48 Thriller Ben Cssev I've Got a Secret I Brn Casey t M Thriller 11:00 "" Report ARC News Nlghlscene News A Wea l4) Night Beat 11:19 Jark Paar (O News t Final Nlghiscene Movie 12 i4i Night Beat 11:30 Jack Paar (O Movie "Homeward Jack Paar (C) tli46 Jack Paar (C) "Fighting I.ad " Borne" Jack Paar (C) 'Bus Stop' Features 'Stubborn Stumbos' The "Bus Stop" series cap tures a very timely feature to night on Channcu 9 and 12 at 9 p.m., with the feature "The Stubborn Stumbos." A wonder ful show and a "must" for dis gruntled and frustrated taxpay ers. It's based on a true story about the Stumbo brothers, of Oregon, their difficulty hauling lumber across a state highway, and the runaround they got from the authorities when they asked for a traffic light or sig nalman. Then they found they owned a small strip of the road. As seen here, the subject is treated very lightly, but man ages to get the point across and sustain interest just the same. Take a little time out from fill ing out your tax returns and give this one a look. Other Sunday previews: 12:30 p.m.. Movie (12) "My Love Comes Rack." Olivia De Havilland, Jeffrey Lynn. A lot of good music decorates this mi nor little tale of a girl violinist who wants a husband. If you like good music you should be able to tolerate the inoffensive plot (1940 Good). 2 p.m., Bing Crosby Golf Tournament (9-12) Final matches of the 21st annual KOAC-TV MONDAY - fl:fin Descriptive Astronomy 9:50 Concert Hall 10:00 General Psychology 10:4S With Her Own Wings 11:0(1 General Biology 11:00 American Government 11:50 Sign Off 2:00 General Psychology 2:45 Images of Art 3:00 General Biology 3:50 Employment Review 4:00 Parlons Francals 4:.10 Sign Off fi:.10 What's New 7:00 English Composition 7:30 Trigonometry 8:15 Conversational Spanish 8:30 Extension Seven 9:00 Postscript to Empire 10:00 Speaking For Myself 10:30 Sign Off 9:00 9:00 9:3(1 9:50 10:00 10:30 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 fi:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 9:00 9:50 10:00 10:45 11:00 J 1:00 12:00 2:00 2:45 3:00 3:50 fi:30 7:00 7:30 R:I5 8-30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 9:00 9:110 9:15 9:30 9:50 10:00 10:30 10:45 tl:00 11:50 2:00 2:15 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 B-30 7:00 7:30 ft no 8:30 8: 15 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 9 00 9:50 10:00 10:45 11:00 11:00 11:50 2:00 3:50 8:30 7:00 7:30 8:15 8:30 9:00 TUESDAY General Hygiene Eins Zwcl Drel Survival in the Sea Interlude Words. Words, Words Hola, Amlgos To Be Announced Food for Life Audio-Visual Aids Sicn Off What's New Beginning French A Minn nt law Current Affairs Headline Reaction Eugene Program American Memoir Alaska: New Frontier Sign Off WEDNESDAY Descriptive Astronomy Concert Hall General Psychology Uncle Wonder's Workshop General Biology American Government Sign Off General Psychology British Topic General Biology Sicn Off What's New English Composition Trigonometry Conversational Spanish Be Announced Heritage Four Score Sign Off THURSDAY General Hygiene Magic Doorways A Number or "l hings History with Hake Concert Hall Words, Words, Words Hola Amigos Parlons Francals General Hygiene Sign Off Parlons Francals Hola, Amlgos Promo Frontiers of Health Audio-Visual Aids Sign Off What's New Beginning French Charting for College Current Affairs Game Commission See Who's Here The Search College New Conference Eastern Wisdom Sign Off FRIDAY Descriptive Astronomy Concert Hall General Psychology Uncle Wonder's Workshop General Biology American Government Sign Off General Psychology Sign Off What's New English Composition Trigonometry Capitol Close-Up Kaleidoscope Boston Pops wear t-ALSE TEETH ? at, thew, smile with rMpi keep ttedi out . . . plot iou Hlpt em priMAiM on gymi Hdpi prevent t lit king (AnVK.nriSKMKSTI (rprsK'SCTTTSwrT- r RADIO -sr.i-. 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Lawrence Fletcher plays a properly baf fled inspector. 9:30 p.m., Jack Benny (6) Rig stars aren't needed tonight. Benny tries to get an English work permit in an amusing sketch full of misunderstanding. 10 p.m., Du Pont Show of the Week (13-8) "Circus." The pros are back! With a score by Robert Russell Bennett, a script by Richard Hanser and Bill Bal lantine, narration by Emmett Kelly, and direction by Don Hy att, this is a corking good hour. Aside from seeing the actual circus acts and getting the fla vor of the circus, this show is principally a study in audiences. 11 p.m., Movie (8) "Fiesta." Esther Williams, Cyd Charisse, Ricardo Montalban. Colorful Mexican backgrounds but that's about all the help the cast gets in this film which wastes Miss Williams in the role of a bull fighter. (1946 Fair). 11 p.m., Movie (12) "Sum mertime." Kathcrine Hepburn, Rossano Brazzi. Romantic story, set in Venice, about an old maid and an Italian merchant. 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