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Newspaper Page TextPige KB EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Wed., Nov. 21. 1962 II TELEVISION .SCHEDULES KVAL-TV KEZI-TV KOIN-TV KPTV KGW-TV NBC ABU CBS ABC NBC Channel 13 Obit 3 Channel fl ca bl ft Channel Oahla t Chae. 12 Cabl 12, 4 Channel g Cable 18 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1962 i:0O Capt Shipwreck Kartoon Klubhous Movie ThreeStooges Clutch Cargo S:1S Capt. Shipwreck Kartoon Klubhou.se Movie V ThreeStooges Sgt. Bllko S:30 VogI Bear Mickey Mousa Movie Popeye Theater ' Sgt. Bllko 1:45 Yogi Bear Mickey Moue Newscene Popeye Theater Newa Beat :0O Northwest Newa News 9 Newsscene Llppy Lion, Newa Beat :1S Huntley Brinkiey ABC Eve Report Walter Cronklta Wally 4s Touch Huntley Brtnkley :30 Count Down Country Show Five Fingers News Central Outdoor :48 Count Down Country Show Five Flngera ABC Newa Sportsman (C) 7:00 Rlpcord Danger Man Five Fingers Henneiey Across the 7:15 Rlpcord Danger Man Five Flngera Hennesey Seven Seas (c) 7:0 Virginian (c) Wagon Train Voung People's Wagon Train Virginian (c) 7:45 Virginian (c) Wagon Train Concert Wagon Train Virginian (c) S:4S Virginian (c) Wagon Train Voung People' Wagon Train Virginian (c) :1S Virginian (c) Wagon Train Concert Wagon Train V rs nUn c 8:30 Virginian Ic) liolng My Way DobleGHHs Going My Way V rg n an c 5:00 Virginian (c) Going My Way DobleGIUis Going My Way Virginian (c) 0:00 Perry Como Ic) Going My Way Beverly Hillbillies Going My Way Pollution In :15 Perry Como (c) Going My Way Beverly Hillbillies Going My Way Paradise (c) :30 Perry Como (c) Our Man lllgglns Dick Van Dyke Our Man H il ni Pollution In :45 Perry Como (c) 'Mr Man Hlgglna Dick Van Dyke Our Man Hlgglns Paradise (c) 10:00 Eleventh Hour Naked City Circle Theatre Naied City E!even!5 Sour 10:15 Kleventh Hour Naked City Circle Theatre Naki-dC ty Eleventh Hour 10:30 Eleventh Hour Naked City Circle Theatre Naked City Eleventh our 10:45 Eleventh Hour Naked City Circle Theatre Naked City Eleventh Hour 11:00 Report ABC News Final Nlghtscene News as Weather f Night Beat 11:15 Tonight Show (c) News H Final Nlghtscene News Final NlghtBeat 11:30 Tonight Show (c) Border Patrol Movie 12: "Tiger eV Th Tonight 11:45 Tonight Show (c) Border Patrol The Flame" Hhow (c) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1962 7:00 Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Breadbasket Todtvy 7:15 Day Parade Day Parade Extension 12 Today 7:30 Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Dr. Zoom's Ii'y 7:45 Day Parade Day Parade Cartoons Today 1:00 Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Addle Bodkins Cartooii-srs Club 5:15 Bay Parade Day Parade Addle Bodklna Rocky ft Friends 5.-30 Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Romper Room Te escope (c) 5:45 Day Parade Day Parade Romper Room Telescope (c) Too Green Bay at Green Bay at Jack La Lanne Pre-Parade :15 Detroit Detroit Jack La Lanna Circus (c 5:30 Football Football Movie Thanksgiving 5:45 Football Football Movie DayPrado (c) 10:00 Football Foolball Movie Thanksgiving 10:15 Football Football Movie Day Parade (c) 10:30 Foolball Football Movie Thanksgiving 10:45 Foolball Foolball Movie Day Parade (c) 11:00 Football Jane Wyman Football JaneWyman Your First 11:15 Foolball JaneWyman Football JaneWyman Impression (c) 11:30 Foolball Yours For A Song Texas A&M Youra for a Song Truth or Conseq.. 11:45 Football Yours For A Song at Texas Yours for a Song frutrt or Conseq. 12:00 Merv Griffin (c) Ernie Ford Football Ernie Ford MervCrlffln (c) 12:15 Mcrv Griffin (t ) Ernie Ford Football Ernie Ford MervOrlffln (c) 12:30 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best Football Father Knows Best MervCrlff n c) 13:45 Merv Griffin (c) Father Knows Best Foolball Falher Knows Best Merv fcrlffln (c) 1:00 Romper Room News Football Llfeof Riley LoretU Young 1:11 Romper Room Ore Farm Journal Football Lira of Riley LoretU Young 1:30 Young Dr. Malone ETV Football Love That Boh Younl! Dr. Ma on 1:45 Young Dr. Malone ETV Foolball Love That Boh Young Dr. Malone 2:00 Maka Room Day In Court Foolball Day In Court Danny Thomas 2:15 For Daddy Day In Court Football Day In Court Danny Thomas 2:30 Here's Hollywood Seven Keys Capt. Kangaroo Seven Keys Here B Ho! ywooa 2:45 Here's Hollywood Seven Keys Capt. Kangaroo Seven Keya Herc'w Hollywood 2:00 December Bride Queen For A Day Capt. Kangaroo Queen ror a Day "Love On Th 3:15 December Brld Queen For A Day Capt. Kangaroo Queen (or Day Run 3:30 TBA Open House Adventure Theatre Who Do You Trust? Movl 2:45 TBA Open House Adventure Theatre Who Do You Trust? Movl 4:0U Spectator Amer. Bandstand Cartoon Clrcua Amer. Bandstand Movie 4:15 Spectator Amer. Bandstand "Badlands of Amer. Bandstand Cartoon Corral 4:30 Capt. Shipwreck Discovery Montana" Discovery Cartoon Corral 4: 15 Capt. Shipwreck Discovery Movie Discovery Cartoon Corral Market Makes Good Gain NEW YORK Wl The stock market closed with a oocl ad vance in heavy trading Wednes day. A late (lurry pushed prices to their best levels of the day. Trading became heavy acin near the final bell and the New York Stock Kxchanco ticker tape lagged behind floor trans actions. Volume for the day was esti mated at 4.7 million shares, compared with 4.29 million Tuesday. Although the trading pace slowed, it was a good volume for a prc-holiday session due to verv active turnover earlv in the day. The market will be closed for Thanksgiving Day. During the morning flurry me New York Stock Exchange tick er tapo on on occasion lagged behind floor transactions by four minutes. The averages maintained their edge to the upsido but the gen eral list was becoming ragged. Prices on the American Slock Exchange were mixed. II S. Government and corpo rate bond prices were higher. Financial Reports NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES Selected List a.li ta ('out Can font Oil t'orn Prod frown .el t'ructhl l Curt Wright IB'. Reported by Harris. Upham & Co. Alleghany 'i ;'lmbla Gas All Ludlum 35 Al Chemical 42' Ai Chalmra 13' Alcoa Wi Allied Stora 51' Alum. Ltd. 2U:' Amerada lla's Am Airline IB'. Am Can t-t;'a AmCynmld 47'. Am El Pwr 33's A M F 211' . Am M Clmx 31 'a Am Motors 17 , Am Nat Gas 3U'i AmTcl&T II Am lobaeo Am Vlscoso Ampcx AtlMll.liuM ArnU'o Armour Alrhtaon 2's 43 Deere IMsnrv Douglas lluw Dresser Dul'iinl 57 30' 4 31', 2JI.-I 2:11 2's S7, F.aslrrn Alrl 2I Eastman lot's K.I Paso Erie First Chart Ford Frm'haur Hon l) mn 172' 2' 21l'a 25 31" 1 30 Industrials 637.25, up 4.31 211 Ralls 134.05. up 1.33 15 Utilities 124 52. up 1.11 Volume 3,1011,000 Kerr Mi-Gee 37 Litton 58' s 51'. 421. 35 33 ' 22's 25 33 'i M's 471. 32 Gen Elei-trlc 71-v-s 71 2-t'i 24 Avco Hal t. Ohio Reckmau Hcnillx Hcth Steel Hoeing Borg Warnr 40 nrunswli-k I7'a nurllnglon Burroughs Campbell J. I. Case Caterpillar C'elanrse Term le P Cessna hes A Ohio 52'. I'hrvslrr 7ivi, Cities Sve Si's Colo Fuel 8s 1112' s 2-1. 41'1 24' 311 9's 5's 3l' a 37 20'. 20 lien Food Gen Mulors tint Tr-l Grn 'I'tio G I'ac taiU-tte Goodyear Grai-e (a Northern 41W Grcvhound 29's Gull Oil .17 '(, lloniestake 47-'h Howe Sutiiid I la ideal I'nn 231. Ill t'rtural I II M Intl llarv lull Mi krl Intl I'spor lull TrlATrl 41 Johns Manv 43's Jones & l.au 4tt Kaiser Alum 33.. Keunecott 701a 2l'a 211 39' i 31'a 32 311' a 311', 77', 27i Lockheed l.orlllaid Mack MaKuavox Martin Mclieimott Ml.M Mlun Mtg Monsanto Mont Ward Natl lllscult 3'.". Natl Cash 79J Natl lllst 2:i's Natl Gvpsm 3H Natl I. call 71' a NY Central 14'. No Am Av ttfl Nor Pacific 33' a NW Airline S3'. Iilln Math 31'. OiitlMianl It'. Owens III 1'acltlc Gas Pan Amer Pennev Prim Hit I'epsl I" flier Phillips Polaroid I'nir A Cam OK.'. rule oil Radio Itayonler llavthron 79's llrirlil'i'ld V.' Hep Sleel .Ifi's Itrsall 2h'. llvnlils Met 24', Itvnlils Tnh 4ll 111,1, , I. n Mi l Snv, Richfield 3H' Hoy I Dutch 41 1 4Ha 27. 10', !. 17' 23', 37 IB", Sit' a 74', 2i 20'i Ms 4'a 17' 54', Sarcwav St Kcgls Sand Imp Schenley Sears 74". Shell TaT 21 Sinclair 33-. Soctilly 54 Snulhrn Co 50 So Pacific 27'i. Sperrv 12' a Sid Oil Cal SH'i Sid OH ll'd 474s Sid Oil NJ S3 Sluriel'aker 7'i, Sub Gas Sunray .Swift Tcnn Gas Texaco Texas Guir 12'. Texas Inst 57a Textron 27la Tlilokol '."I Tho lumo 55'4 Tidewater lSa Transatner 40'. Carhlde 102'. I n OH Sa In Pacific 33'4 I mm Aire S3's I'nld Alrl 30' 4 Vmd Fruit 2S. 1'S Borax 23',a t:S Plvwod 4H I S Hiitihcr 3'.'4 I S Meel 44A. I S Match 14'a t'pti'hn 32'. Yartan 35' a Wes t'nlon 25' 4 Vt estlnghse Woolwnrl h Younesl w n Zenith 79.1, 51'. Portland Markets PORTLAND "BBulterfat Tenta tive, subject to immediate change- Premium quality, delivered in rort land, 64 cents Hi; first quality 61; accond quality &6. Butter Prints per lb to retailers tirade AA, 03 score, fie-; A grade, 92 score, 6S; U grade, SO score, 65. Cheese To retailers Single dais ies 46va-47s; processed American, 43-49. Eggs To retailers Grade AA, ex tra large 47-52; AA large 44 49; A large 4347; AA mediums SS-43; AA small 2331. Cartons, 23 cents addi tional. Eggs To producers, at farm AA extra large, 31-41; AA large, Sfi- 39; A large, 3236; AA mediums, 18 31; AA small, 15-20'a. Live poultry Quoted to growera f.o.b. ranch No. 1 quality fryera. 2 '.-4 lbs, 17-20; light hens, S; heavy hens, 10-12. Turkeys F'rozen, ready to cook, to retailers Hena 3741; toms 34-39. Rabbits Averagp to growers Live whiles, t'i-i'i Id, 24-26 rents, somo down to 20: colored pelts 4-5 cents less: rresh killed rryers to retailers 56-62, few at 63; cut up, 60-65. Wholesala Dressed Meals: Beef cuts choir steers Hind quarters 52.0054.00; rounds 52.00- 55.00; trimmed full loins, 70.00-74.00; rorequartera 39.5O-41.0O; chucks, 43.00-45.00; ribs, 66.00-58.00. Lamb Choice-prime, all wts, 39.00- 43.00. Veal Choice, 90-130 lbs, 81.00 53.00; good, 49.0tV51.00; standard, 43.00-47.00. Produce: Onion Yellow, 59 lb sks Ore med, 1.20-1.30; Iko 1.50-1.65; Idaho lg while 2.75-3.00. Potatoes Wash Russets 100 lb hag No. I A. 2.50-2.75; Or Russets 3.25 3.50; linkers 3.40.3.65. Eugene Markets EUGENE EGG PRICES Jumbo A 82 Extra lg. AA . 80 Extra lg. A 49 Lars AA 48 LaiK A 46 Medium AA 41 Medium A 39 Chex . 38 Small AA 37 Following price ranges ror Invest ment companies were supplied ty Ihfl National Association M fiet-uii-lles Healers. Closing quotations as or Nov. 20, 1962. Hid Ask Aberdeen I 97 2 15 Afr. Fund 7 08 7 66 Boston Fund .... 8 93 9 76 Bullock II 51 13 62 Canadian Fund 15 82 17.12 Century SI'S. 12 01 13.13 Chemical Fund . . . 9 62 10 .68 Colo Grwth A Energy 1103 I2IW Colonial Fund 10 23 11.18 Com Inv. Co 9 29 10 13 Diver Growth . 7 84 8 37 Dividend Shs 2 m 3 28 Drevru Fund 14 74 16 02 Equltv Fund 8 11 8 40 Fidelity Cap 7 34 7 98 Final!. Indus! 3 80 4 17 Fund Inv. . . 8 84 9 69 Group Sees. Pete 10.94 1189. Inc. of Boston 7 48 8.17 Incorp. Inv 6 53 7.16 Keystone S 3 12 47 13 61 Mass Inv Growth 7.18 7 8.1 Msss Inv Trust 13 12 14 34 Natl Inv 13 54 14 84 Nat l stock 7.20 7 87 One Vi m. St 11.60 12 68 Pioneer 8 81 9 65 Putnam 14 II 1334 Putnam Growth 7 68 8 35 Telev & Elec 8 80 7.41 l imed Arc urn 13 01 14 22 United Inc II 18 12 20 Value l.lnc Inc N. Wellington 1.1 91 1.1 IS Wellington Kq. 12 12 13 17 No, miner 21. 1962 Tha following bid and asked quo tations from the National Assn. of f-r. unite i.raiers no nni represent 1 j inn j Kraut, actual transactions. They areagulde23; no early test to the range within curltles could has sold at the time of Alherlsttns .... Allien Farm, Com ... Hank of Amer Hig -C" Slorea Httise Cascade . Cas. Nal. ties Consul Flw ay s . tiullatile SAL First Nai l Fred Mever Hvsler, Com Janttrn. l oin Kaiser Sleel Kttehilng MorrlsonKnud N. v, Nal lias Oregon Met - Ore-Ida Ore Pllnd Cent Psc Inlmtn Exp PI' A I., Coin lie A Talhot Port Gen Elec Port Trails Coin Seattle First Nal'l Thrlftv Drug ., Tollnraft t inted Pacific I . .s. Nat l Hank Warren Hros Wash. Nal. Gas West Coast Tel , West Nat. Gas Weyerhaeuser which these se bern bought or compilation. Hid Ask It It's 13'a 14', S3 57 , 3'4 3's 17v, til 11 ll'a ll's l?4 28i, 30-V. 56'4 59'a Ill's II 2:i, 23-v, 22'. 24', H . 16 12'. IJi, 29 .111, 28 V, .1111, I t'a 4'. J, N A 141, IJi, 2.11, 241, 18' a 2IM 24i. 23'. 8', v, 57'a 61". 27'a 29'a 3' 4 'a 12 33 65a 69 20' . :-.n. 31 1.1 i:'4 IS'a 10', n, 2J, .. :'. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (IPIl'SUAl tattle 25; no early test. Calves 25; no early lest. Hogs 150; few early sales bar. rows and gilts I and 1 grad 16 73; 2 and grad 215 I.J lb 17 50. Sheep Portland Grain PORTLAND Itrt W hite wheat 2 - I6ia. Soft white 2 16',. Whtta club 2 16',. Hard red winter 2.26 Hard while hsart no bid. Oats no bid. Barley 43 00. KOAC-Radio Taclflc Standard Time Wednesday 3 iW Children'! Tlieitfr 3 .10 Dinner Mihif tt iH) Nj mul Urather 15 Deinoi-m. v in America 45 Tapltdl Story 7.00 Kvenlng Karm .Report 7 !U1 Lenient of Wonirn Vote rj-l'N B IH Kventiiit Symphony 9 45 Nevvi and Wttather 10 00 Sim OK KOAC-TV Channel ?, Cable 7 Wednesday 43 Sian oir 6 10 W hat's New 7 00 Political Parties 7 43 Marriage and Family 6 30 llorllons or Science 9 00 Dvnamlca of Desegregation 30 Trio in no Oregon Reports 10 30 sign OH Television Previews Bernstein to 'Sound' Center The Sound of a hall" is the title of the premier of the sixth season of "Young People's Con cert" which will be telecast to night at 7:30 -on Channel 6. Leonard Bernstein describes the acoustical problems of Lin coln Center's new Philharmonic Hall to his youthful audience. The youngsters and television viewers will be given informa tion on "reverberations," "di rect' and "reflected' sounds the effect of physics, mathemat ics, carpets, walls, wood and people on the sounds the audi ence hears; and the feel of a new home to the orchestra. Other Wednesday Previews: 7:30 p.m., Wagon Train (9- 12) A strong performance by Robert Ryan as a priest who has lived his life under a shadow of guilt for something he did as a child. The story in volves the priest with a sick In dian the wagon train is forced to take to a doctor, while one of its passengers is held as a hostage. 9 p.m., Pollution in Paradise (8) An hour-long documentary on the problems of air and wa ter pollution in Oregon. 10 p.m., The Eleventh Hour (13-8) Burgess Meredith in "Hooray, Hooray, the Circus Is Coming to Town" in which he plays an eccentric who sudden ly inherits a fortune and, in try ing to help his friends, destroys their dreams. 10 p.m.. Naked City (9-12) Diahann Carroll as a teacher and John Megan as a young boy in "A Horse Has a Big Head Let Him Worry." A child who is almost "legally blind" runs away from his teacher and sets out to walk from Manhattan to his home in Brooklyn, to prove to himself that he can sec. Thursday daytime specials: Movies 7:30 p.m. (2) "Pool of Lon don." Bonar Colleano, Susan Shaw. A merchant sailor not above a little smuggling gets mixed up with stolen diamonds for which murder was commit ted. Suspcnscful melodrama, well staged and acted. (British, 1951 good). 11:30 p.m., (12) "The Tiger and the Flame." Mchtab, Soh rab Modi. In the last century, an Indian slate fights to main tain independence from the British. Interesting melodrama, weak production. (Indian, 1955 fair). Thursday (daytime): 9:35 a.m. (12) "Small Town Story." Donald Houston, Rona Anderson. Football team is in trouble when its star player dis appears. (British, 1956 fair). 2:30 p.m. (2) "The Mag nificent Dope." Henry Fonda, Don Amcche, Lynn Bari. Amus ing comedy which has the coun try boy, as usual, outwitting the city slickers. Fonda and Ameche are a good contrast and the film has its share of laughs. (1942 good). 3 p.m. (8) "Love on the Run." Clark Gable, Joan Craw ford, Franc-hot Tone. As the title indicates, Clark woos Miss Crawford from one end of the globe to another. He and Tone are foreign correspondents so there is a spy plot too in this wild, cliche heavy, romantic comedy. (1936 fair). 4:15 p.m. (6) "Badlands of Montana." Rex Reason. Keith Larsen, Bovcrland Garland. Well-acted low budget Western has a typical story of hero de fying villainous badman who rules town by violence. (1947 fair). Dial-Lights KCG4 (NHC590) KEKI) (10501 KEHG (CHS-1280) KA'I'R (13201 KOHK O1HS 1450) KPIR (15001 KWFC t!S40l KASH (AHC-16001 KF.MYFM (Slereo) WEDNESDAY NEWS -5 nuniites on every hour. -3, 8. 9, II. -On the hour and half-hour. 3 15 -Every hour on the hall-hour. KEED KCG.V KORE-KI'IH-KWFS SPORTS -5 .1.1 -5 IS. -45 tnlniiles on everv hour. -6 23. KWFS-Kl'GN- KKED-KERG- KORE 6 .10. KASH 5 IS. KATH li minutes past tha hour. HIGHLIGHTS -7. World Tomorrow. -3, Lowell Thomas; 6 IS, Life- 9am, Tsllv Ho. 5. Paul Harvey; 6. Ed Mor- 6, Radio Moscow. M'C.N-KERl- llne. Kan. KWFS- t I SSlc" 1, KKRG 7. A World o( Music. Music of Chopin, t hitstelaneli and His Orchestra 1 KU'FS9, Encore Concert. NKM Y HI. Svniphony. Chopin waltzes, il.vnipany, piano 1 KAl'K 7. Tile Eveuins Hours. KLGN 5:30, Sklpalong. KATU-TV Channel 2, Cable 2 Wednesday 3 on Ru.tv N.lls' Cartonntva! 3 30 Mickey Mnus Club 6 00 Championship Bowling 7 0U Groucho Marx 7 .10 Two (or the Show .10 Rlographv 10 HI K-t News Special 10 JO Steve Allen Mlow 11 30 Kl News Extra 11 .13 Stev Alien Show Iron'tt 12 on News. Weather. Meditations i: 20 Slin otr 7 a.m., Thanksgiving Parade (6) Parades in New York, Philadelphia and Detroit are presented. Regularly scheduled programs will be preempted. 9 a.m., Pro Football (13-6) The Green Bay Packers play the Detroit Lions at Detroit. Regularly scheduled programs will be preempted. 9 a.m., Thanksgiving Parade (8) Cameras will cover New York's annual Thanksgiving pa rade and circus. The parade in- No riiAiu.i: IF WE CANT XV FIX YOUB I V Healey Radio & TV Service Back of Citizens Bank Dl 3-4524 AU Work Guaranteed SO Days AT HOME eluding floats, bands, and ce lebrities from the worlds of show business and sports will precede the three-ring circus. 11:45 a.m., College Football (6) The Texas A & M Aggies play the Texas Longhorns at Memorial Stadium in Austin. 12 p.m., Pro Football (9-12) The New York Titans play the Denver Broncos at Bears Stadium, Denver, Colo. Wt Spttioliz in Everest & Jennings WHEEL CHAIR RENTALS EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE DI 22123 1066 IV. 3rd. 24-hour personalized service SKh. 4 Tonight, A Wednesday: m : Mimic of w I ,hopin: Andre ... Kofttelanclz I f nnd tils . I Orchestra M . Thursday: Balaklrcff Thompson's Components at Catalog Prices k SHERWOOD AR FISHER ' EICO FA1RCHILD KLH WHARFEDALE WEATHERS 36 E. Broadway BE 611 RE CALL KEILSO.'V Hardwood Floors f 1 W giv old floor thai I naw look. CaU now for ) 9vV free estimate. Q Cm Ol J-3962 J I imin n 5-YEAR OR... 50.000-MILE GUARANTEE. ON . . . Imperial Chrysler Pit-mouth Valiant BARKER MOTORS INC. 1050 Oliv Eugene, Or. Register-Guard Want Ads Bring Fast Results Rod sez: Get your money's worth. Buy Hofpoinf Appliances. at Oldfields Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping or Irritating? Don't be embarrBssed by loose fatse. teetb slipping, dropping or wobbling when you eat, talk or laugh. Just sprinkle a little FASTEETH on your plates. This pleasant powder gives a remarkable sense of added comfort and security by holding plates mora firmly. No gummy, gooey, pasty tastt or feeling. It's alkaline (non-acid). Oet FASTEETH at any drug counter. See The BOLD Beautiful NEW BUICK lor vv fprinifielOi NOTICE Due to Thanksgiving, the majority of our Thursday route will receive service on Wednesday, the remainder will be serv iced on Friday of this week only ..... SPRINGFIELD Sanitary Service Mag another THE STEREORAMA amazing Magnavox port able stereo with transis torized 10 watt stereo am plifier and coaxial speak ers for clear, rich sound. In smart luggage. Choice of colors, Model SC -229. IS Vrs. Iilrect Kartorjr Outlet navox Only $9990 GRAVES MUSIC 12 E. Broadway Eugene DI 4-5209 c see I ben marche ruiiellt Mj 4 v?ii-i SUPERB MICROMATIC Magnavox STEREO Exclusive micromatic stylus virtually elimi nates surface noise, distortion and record wear. Diamond stylus guaranteed for 10 full years. Two cooxial speakers, beautifully styled luggage in choice of colors. ASPEN 79.90 NO PAYMENTS 'TIL FEB. 1st RCA WHIRLPOOL FULL SIZE 2 SPEED 2 CYCLE WASHER New Low $1 QQOO with Price "(J Trade 249.95 without i New Dispenser Filter whisks out lint . . . blends In deter gent . . . automatically. i Normal action for your regu lar wash, gentle for finer fabrics. i Three water temperatures eren cold-water wash. Only 3.00 Weekly 70 W. 10th DI 4-6297 iii J jf Terms to Suit 1 I We Take Trade-Ins "1963" USED TV' Priced To Sell! Expert TV Service I J 23" CONSOLE $2699S See ZENITH COLOR T.V. NOW!! HI-FI STEREO SETS Handcrafted Chassis No Printed Boards SALES and SERVICE 752 LINCOLN Open Fri. Nite 'Til 9 p.m. Closed Sat. 12 noon. CaU DI S-4624 1 VIRGINIAN TON IT E 7:20 IN COLOR 7Tr PERRY COMO'S KRAFT MUSIC HALL IN COLOR TONITE 9:00 - V'is"ai fi r- ; ' Sm J WHO - WHAT - WHERE WHEN - WHY - i I Western Oregon's vmy Vsumpiere Northwest News Round-Up WEEK DAYS 6:00 It Happens On Trcsctucd bv U.S. NATIONAL BANK of PORTLAND kvaltv lis . eugene