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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1928)
DPEPOi FOB ORLD PEACE IS Lain ai hono" "IV l(a . . wh.n n the Comic indepenO.no. through I fit the sworn w teaching and exper l4.".?. .gnomic world ahow " ' ?L .l ..purltv iltolK prosperivj gjrv, Youreelf nd Serve) Williams Self Service Store I .. . .. hiu?Alata Qoua Irv tub now - jndae at our Fountain. airollDavia Pharmacy 730 Willamette I y at Don't Forget Sals BUSTER BROWN SHOE 8TORE REXOL raMiir kip) Beit for BURNS SUN BURN KEMA-POISON OAK-BOILS BRUISES-CHAFING AND 11 SKIN IRRITATIONS Recommended by ryslclans and Hospitals at ail onuooisra LNI SW CORONA f-Bank Portable RMS IF DESIRED All makes sold, ranted, repaired Eugene Office Equip. Co. h Phone 120 arm n t 7 SrliortnU, wilyio- ' San Francisco ihr ondule added to ' a southbound .ervloe C? mo,t 'nu'nt ,nd "departure hour- " p'm ,0 10,18 yi fare, now " I rsnolseo 11440 Ano.le. U1 a. thru eervloe ta Bait or,t.y'ED"v,r' K" 0, THE ETJCrtfJn flTTXW eternilned through the pro ecu of eu-I operation. 1 Thla waa the declaration of Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall, prealdest of the University of Oregon, who dsllvored the eaeemhlv addxeea here Friday morning before the eummor aeaaion students. 'Future greatness will be more largely aeenrad by a poller of accomo dation than it will by a poller of ag gression," said Dr. Hall, who talced on "America and World Peace." Xhe need for adentiflo reaearch to show that auch a theory la baaed on facte of experience, and leadere who will bring to the people the oonTiction that war does not pay, were stressed in the addreea. The principle! of equal opportun ities to all and special privileges to none should be kept in mind in inter national affairs. Dr. Hall said. "America is compering with the great oominercial nations of the world for trade. This competition for com mercial development can lead to one of two alternatives: one la another war, fought In the hope of obtaining an eh a broad dominion aa will inaure commercial independence, and the other is to unite in the Joint effort to prevent auch a conflict and to sub atitute the principles of equality for an and special privileges for none. The nations of the world will find their real protection when they join the forcee of all In a statesmanlike effort to preserve the liberty and prosperity of each." TISTENERS will spend a night In Spain on' Tuesday evening, July 17. at 9 o'clock when the Pilgrims will visit the land of rosea and ro mance through KOO. Virginia Tread will King, who baa Juat returned from a honeymoon in the Hawaiian ialands, will be the vocalist with those musi cal troubadours. This marks her first radio appearanoe since adding "Kins" to her name. In her song she will bring to dialers merry tales of gal lant Spaniards and their dashing beauties. Under the guidance of Aug ust Hlnrlcha the Pilgrim orchestra will transport listeners to Spain with such numbers aa "Lea Qitanoa" Kr Bonis, "Paseo Noctnrno" by Antlga, Suite "La Feria" by Lacombe, Selec tion "Le Cld" by Massenet, L'Eipa gne d Montmartre" by Dyck and "Alhambra," a Spanish caprice, by Semler. KORB (201.1m) Bugene 9 a. m. Housewives' hour. 12, noon concert; 8 p. D Sunshine honri 8:80 p. m.. Fireside hour; 8i4B p. m., Sports and late news; 7 p. m eponaored pro grama, Sundays S to I p. is, Golf Wid ows' program 7:80 p. m, church ser vices, j . FRIDAY PROGRAMS National Broadcasting company: 8:35-6:00 p. m. Land of Health, broadcast through KOMO, KHQ, KGW, KOO; 7-7:80, Betold Tales, broadcast through KOMO, KOW, KGO; 8-0, Wrigley Review, broad cast through KOMO, KOW, KOO, KPO. KFIj 9:80-10, Moon Magic, broadcast through KHQ, KOMO, KOW; 10-11, dance music, broadcast through KHQ, KOMO, KOW. Oregon Stations KOW, Portland, (491m.) 5:80 to 6 p. m., music; announcements; 6 to 7 p. m., Red and AVhlte Jcatera; 7 to 9 p. m.. National Broadcaat Oo. pro gram; 9 to 9:80 p. m.. Northern Pa cific concert; 9:80 to 10:80 p. m.,Na tlonal Broadcasting Co. Program. Washington Stations KHQ, Spokane, (870.2m) 8-8:43 p. m., orchestra concert; 6:45-7, trn velogue; 7-8, city service; 8-9, NBC concert; 9-10, NBO program. KFOA, Seattle, (447.Bm) 8-7 p. m., variety program; 10-10:80 "Hen ry and the Boss"; 10:80-12, Hoot Owls from KGW. California Stallone KFRC San Francisco (454.8m) 6-7 p. m., music and utility items; 7-7:30 popular orchestra; 7:80-8, vocal nov elties; 8-9, features; 9-10, concert or chestra; 10-11, Mark Hopkins dance orchestra; 11-12, dance orcheatra and vocal noveltlea. KFI, Los Angeles, (468.5m.)6-7 p. m., dinner program; 7-7:80, or chestra program; 7:80-8, NBO pro gram; 8-9, NBO concert) 9-10, Ha waiian nights; 10-11, NBO dance tro ll e. KGO, Oakland. (884.4m.) 6-7 p. m., utility and features; 7-8, NBC programs; 8-9, NBO concert; 9-10, Hawaiian nights; 10-11, weatern art ists' series. SATURDAY PROGRAMS NATIONAL Broadcasting company 8-8:80 p. m., song paintings, broad cast through KHQ, KOMO, KGW. KOO; 8:a0-10, broadcast through KHQ, KOMO, KOW, KGO, GPO and KFI; 10-12, the big ahow, broadcast through KHQ, KOMO; 11-12, KGW, KGO, KPO. ' Oregon 8tatlon KGW Portland (401m) 10-110 a. m., town cryer; 6-7, dinner concert; 7-8, concert from KOMO; 8-12 mid night. National Broadcasting company program. Washington Stations KTTO Snokane (870.2m) 6-6:45 p. m., dinner music; 6:45-7, travelogues; 7-8, KOMO concert; 8-9, N30 con cert; 9-10, NBO concert; 10-12, NBC dance iroiic. KFOA Seattle (447.8m) 7-7:80 p. m.. Boy scouts program; cwt, Camp Fire Girls' program. California Stations KOO Oakland (884.4m) 6-6:80 p. m., utility; 6:80-7. songs: 7-7:15, ra dio chat; 7:15-7:80, aports; 7:80-8. 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