Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 21, 1962, Image 16

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    '; 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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'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
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tures two hundred of the top
track stars of the U.S. and
abroad competing in the annual
contest. If pole vaults, hurdles,
dashes, jumps, relays and runs
intrigue you, tune in here.
5:30 p.m., Direction '62 (9)
An unusually revealing por
trait of Herbert H. Lehman, for
mer governor and senator of
New York. The show digs into
his early roots as a social work
er on New York City's lowest
East Side for a key to his per
sonality. 3:30 p.m., Adlal Stevenson
Reports (9) United Nations
Ambassador Stevenson spends
the half hour in discussion with
host Arnold Michaclis on the
perplexities of the Congo situa
tion and the past and present
position of the United States on
the subject.
5 p.m., Twentieth Century (6)
"The Airport Jam." An en
lightening look at a paradoxical
situation. The first half shows
how a jet leaving Toronto for
New York (over 400 miles),
manages to beat the airport bus
leaving midtown New York for
the airport (18 miles).
6 p.m.. Meet the Press (13-8)
Secretary of the Treasury C.
Douglas Dillon is interviewed.
6:30 p.m., American in Orbit
(13-8) The most interesting as
pect of this hour what goes in
to the preparation of an orbit
shoot is the complexity of it
all. Tune in for a sequence on a
few of the thousands of indus
trial contractors involved, an
other on just one of the many
tracking stations on watch, still
another on what Cape Canaveral
was like before the advent of
space and what it is now, and an
interview with astronaut John
Glenn himself and the special
ists at Canaveral who surround
ed him.
8 p.m., Ed Sullivan (6) Ed's
show is back in New York
again, with Robert Goulet along
for a delightful medley of old
standards like "Night and Day";
Wayne and Shuster in a skit in
volving an interior decorating
salon; Kate Smith recalling her
song-filled radio days; Jackie
Wilson singing "The Greatest
Hurt"; and trumpeter Dick Rue
debushch and his group.
8:30 p.m., Car 54 (13-8)
Amateur sociologists might get
a particular boot out of this
one. It's milder on slapstick
than usual and worth catching
to learn why Toody and Mul
doon's district has the most in
triguing crime record in the
whole p r e c i n t. 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.
It's the kind of film you have
to be in the mood for or you'll
find its beauty and romance
boring (1955 Good).
11:15 p.m., Movie (6) "Mean
est Man in the World." Jack
Benny, Rochester. Jack rises
above his material and makes
something of this little one-hour
comedy about an unsuccessful
soft-hearted lawyer who gets
rich by becoming mean. (1943
Fair.)
11:15 p.m., Movie (9) "My
Life With Caroline." Ronald
Coleman, Gilbert , Roland. Man
gets married and discovers his
wife ii in love with another
man. Mildly amusing light com
edy. (1941 Fair.)
Monday previews:
9:35 a.m., Movie (12) "They
Won't Believe Me." Robert
Young, Susan Hayward. Man In
tending to kill his wife doesn't
succeed, but through a quirk of
fate goes on trial anyway. Ab
sorbing ironic melodrama.
(1947 Good.)
3 p.m., Movie (8) "Gallant
Sons." Jackie Cooper, Gene Rey
nolds. Good juvenile mystery
for the kids as three youngsters
turn detectives and solve a
crime. (1940 Fair.)
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Weekly Newspaper Income
Shown in Cost Study Article
The averace weekly news
paper in this country should
have had a total income per
subscriber o( $33.51 during
1960.
This is the figure, according
to the National Weekly News
paper Cost Study of the Na
tional Editorial Assn. and the
Newspaper Assn. Managers,
that would have hoen reached
if the weekly newspaper had an
"average" operation.
A report of the study appears
in the National Publisher for
January. It was written by Carl
C. Webb, associate professor of
journalism at the University of
Oregon. Webb, who is chairman
of the Cost Studies commiltee
for both sponsoring associa
tions, is secretary of the Ore
gon Newspaper Publishers Asso
ciation.
The "average" income of such
a weekly includes the total from
advertising, circulation, com
mercial printing, and miscellan
eous. Out of this income, the aver
age paper paid 18.1 per cent for
office salaries (not including
the publisher's), 27.5 per cent
for shop wages, 15.5 per cent
for materials, and 27.0 per cent
for other expenses. This left
11.9 per cent net income before
income taxes and the publish
er's salary or drawings.
The study is based on the av
erage of "perfect reports" from
newspapers of the country, with
perfect report meaning one on
which a figure was supplied for
each income and expense classi
fication on the reporting form.
The study covers the period
1952-60. Figures show that 1957
was the best year for total in
come, with the average paper
having a per subscriber income
of $36.60. However, the net in
come, 13.2 per cent in 1957, was
sixth from highest. The highest
net income of 15.8 per cent was
in 1956, when total income per
subscriber was $33.41.
U.S. Helps Viet Nam
WASHINGTON im The State
Department says that it is help
ing South Vict Nam wipe nut
heavy foliage in which Red
guerrillas hide in ambush along
the country's roadways.
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Sl'NDAY, January 21 . . .
Tchaikovsky: Suite No. 1 in D Major, Opus 43. Bor
odin: Symphony No. 2 in B Minor. Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra of New York, Dimitri Mitro
poulos, conductor.
MONDAY, January 21 . . .
Shostakovitch: Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orch
estra. Opus 101. Ravel: Cnncertn in G Major for
Piano and Orchestra. Leonard Bernstein at the piano
and conducting the Columbia Symphony Orchestra.
TI F.SDAY. January 13 . . .
Bach: Suite No. 1 in (' Major fnr Orchestra. Alex
ander Schneider conducting the Festival Casals Orch
estra of Puerto Hico. Schubert: Svmphonv No. 8 in
B Minor.
WKDNKSDAY, January 21 . . .
From the Bay o( Naples. Kfrem Kurt?, conducting
the Columbia Symphony Orchestra.
Till RSDAY, January 2.i . . ,
Memories of Popular Operas, fraturing George Fey
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