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Newspaper Page TextfHE RZGTSTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGOM Page Ten. No Market Changes Reported Eggs, Poultry And Buffer Are Reported Steady No changpn In market prices were reported In Eugene Thursday. The price ol egjf, poultry and butter Jia been aleady (or several day and there is no change In wheat, 80 cents being offered here, The local price list follow: Eugene Prices EOOB (New fork Grade Buying Prleaa) Extras Standard, large . Medium, extras Mrdium. tandardi 12c .lie cnex (Efi Depot Burlni rrloei) Large extras ...... , , "e Extras, medium He (i'aelflo Co-op Prices to Retailers) (Cartons or 1 case lots le extra) Oversize , Extras, Irago Extras, medium Extras, small Standards, large Standards, medium Chex POULTRY (Bnylng Prices) Colored hens. 4 to S'4 lbs, . Colored hen, over 5 lbs. Leghorn hens, 2i pounds Leghorn hen, tinder 3'j pounds 17c 13c 10c leghorn broilers, IVflVt lbs. isr Leghorn springs, over lbs. 14c Colored springs, 2 to 3V Ihs. 17c Colored springs, over 3 Mi ",... i7r Cocks if All No. 2. 2 cents less. TURKEYS (Flaying Price Dressed) No. 1 young tome, lb. 20c No. 1 voung hens, lb. 2Vc "B" Grnde cream lll'TTEREAT (Hay tiif Prices) 'A" grade cream, delivery twice weekly . 'B" Grade cream 'C" Grade cream -17 Vic II UTTER (Wbnletale Prlrteit Cartons le blgberi "A" Grade, lb, 2Dc "B" Grade, Jb. 27c CHEESE (Wholesale Price to Retailers) Loaf, single, lb. IRe Case, lots, lb. ...... Trips, single, lb 17c Trio, case lots. lb. ... ..16c WOOL AND MOIIAlls (Baying Prices) Va I ley wool , 1 b. ... Coarse wool, lb. Fine wool. lb. Lamb wool. Ib. Mohair, lb. HIDES Green beef. Calf. Ib. Dry. lb. Kip lb. CASCAIIA Caicnra. lb. GRAINS Wheat, red, bushel Wheat, while, bushel Gray eots, ton . White oat, ton I 2.L924 n at Oats and vetcb hay, ton Alfalfa, ton 1B VEQr.rABLER (Haytng Prices Aver, for No. 1 Protiaeel Squash. Hubbard, In. Bnuash (Table Queen) dot. 30c lAhhage. lb. Carrots, dos. bunches . Potatoes. No. 1. 100 lbs. . Turnips, lb. Spinach. II). Hothouse tomatoes. Ih FRUITS Dried Italian Primes, lb. . Apples, fancy, box , -MR Public Market RETAIL TRICE! Vegetable Rhubarb, lb Be; 4 lbs. for Asparagus, ib. Harllshrs, 2 bunches for . . Cabbage, Hothouse lettuce, bunch . spinach, lb. Green onion. S bunche . Squash, lb. THURSDAY ONLY I 1 6:45 P. M. Fun ot its maddest ... as they spend their wedding night on a gaga goat hunt) Side - splitting, shriek a second comedy romance I l'l.l s latest Nrwi of Today Screen Sonr Cartoon Bportlitc "lMcklna- Tela" Monty Collins Comedy VlAlF OEOIM'.B l JVJ 11KKNT m DcllAVU.LAM) WllKItK YOU M, ff "l'KNKOH AND L W HIS TWIN M ltKUlilCK" THE MAUC1I M St Table Queen Squill), ejicb Parjley. bunch Potatoes, No. 1, 20 lb, for , No. 2, 25 lbs. (or Onions, sweet, lb, Carrots, buncu Parnnlps, lb. L... ., Electa, bunch 25c 25c Mustard greens, 2 lbs. for Water creu, 8c lb.; 2 lb. for -Frutti Dried prunes. Noble French, lb Dried prunes, others, 4 lbs. for Apples, e and a ID, for .. . Quince, I Fresh medium Poultry furkeys, prime, lb. --. Prime inms, lb. Light hens, lb . Heavy hen, lb. - Fryers, lb. HIseelIaeoDS M-28c 24c 24c Cider, gallon j Butter, lb Filbert, lb. Walnuts, lb. Sauerkraut, quart Horseradish, lb. Rabbits, dressed lb. Mince Meat, pt. 20c; quart . Hominy, pL 10c: at. Portland List PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 (AP Butterfat Port, dellv., buying price: A grude, 25-25 'jC lb.; country station; A Krade, 23 Vic lb.; B grade, 2c lb less; C grade 6c lb, less. Butter Prints: A grade, 27V4 cents In parchment wrappers; 28'aC lb. In cartons; j B grade. 28'c Ib. In piircnmcnt wrap- pcrs; .sfvc in. in earning. Cheese Oregon triplets l3Vei Oregon 1 loai ii vac; pruKcrs win uay Tic utiuw quotation. Ekkh Buying prices by wholesalers: Specials, 18c; extras. 16c; standards, 15c; special mediums, 16c; extra mediums. ; stnndaru medium. 10CI under- gr tides, 14c dozen. Live poultry Buying prices nominal, with premium of l-2c Ib.i leghorn broilers, lbs., 15-16c lb.; 2Va lbs., 15-lOc lb.: colored springs, Z-3'i lbs.. 17-lflc lb.: over 3'i lbs., 18-lBc lb.; leghorn hens, over 3 'A lbs.. 13-1 4c lb.: u'ulcr 3 lbs., 12-13C lb.; colored hens, to 6 lb., 18-19c lb.; over 5 lbs., 18-10c .; No. 2 grade, 2c lb. Turkeys Nominal, Buying price: Breeder hens, 20c lb.; selling price: Breeder hens, 22-24c Ib. Country meats selling price to retail ers: Country killed hotis, best bulcher under 160 lbs., 11-1 l",c Ih.: venters 14 "a 15c lb.; light and,thlp. 8-12c lb: henvy, 10c lb.; dinner cows, 8-D cents lb ; cut ters. 0-1 0c lb ; bulls, 10c lb.; spring lambs, 17-lflc lb old lambs, 13-14c lb. ewes. 6-0c lb. Potatoes Vaklmn Gems, 70c; local, 60 70c cental; central Oregon, $1.25 cental. Onions Old crop, Oregon, 93-3.30 cental; new crop Texas Bermudas, 92.75-3 per h0 lb. box. Wool lim, nominal; Willamette valley medium, 17c lb.; coarse and braids, 15c lb.; fall lamb wool. 18c lb.; eastern Ore gon, 16-16c Hops Nominal. 1037, 15c lb. Moho lr nominal , 1 036, 1 Sc. Cnscara Bark, buying price 1037 peel, 6c lb. Hay Selling price to retntlers: Alfaltn No. 1, $18-16 50 ton; oat-vetch, 914: clover, 912 ton: timothy, easlern Orp- eon, l-l ton: do valley 915 ton, Portland. Cascara bark 1037 peel, 6c lb. PORTLAND LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 (API (USDA) Hogs 400 Including 78 direct, market active, strong to 15 higher, good- holce 165-210 Ib. drlvelnn 8.35-50, few 8.25, 230-65 lb. butchers 7.75-8.00, choice 220 lb. 8.35, llfiht lights 7.75. slaughter pigs ' 7.50, parking sows fl. 50-75, choice good beef cows steady, low grade cows feeder pigs BOO. Cattle 100; calves 50 Including 30 di rect, market slow, steers, heifers and 25 and more lower than early Wednes day, fed steers 7.75-8.40, common salable 6.50-7.50, common-good heiers 5. 50-7. 75, low cut,ter and cutter cows 3.50-4.50, common-medium fi. 00-50, good beef cows 6.75. bulls steadv. few head 5.75-6.25. ton 6.50, veu I era steady, mcddim-good 7.50 8.50. select 0.75. Sheep BOO, market slow, steady to euk, slaughter ewes 25-50 lower than Monday, few good spring lamhs 7.50-B.OO, shorn Intnbs 6.0(1-50, two decks medium ewes 3.25, good shorn ewes 4.00, com mon PORTLAND GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore., April 21 (API Wheat Open High Low Close May July 77 76 1: 77 Sept. 77 77'k 77 77'i Cash grain: Oats No. 2 36 lb. white 22 50 Oats No. 2 36 lb. gray 25.50 Barley No. 2 36 lit. BW 26.00 Corn No. 2 KV Shipment- . 26.75 Mlllrun standard Unquoted ("ash wheat tbldl: Soft white 81. western white BOH. west ern red 80. Hard red winter ntrtinarv 79. It rer cent 83, 12 per cent 85, 13 per cent 811, t per rem ih. Hard red spring ordinary 70. tl ner cent 80. la per cent 85, 13 per cent 89, H per rent 02. Hard white Dnart ordinary 81. 11 ner rent 62. 12 per cent 82'i, 13 per cent 14 per cent 84. receipts: Wheat 26. barlev 2. flour 6. CMits 3. millfeed 6. 1 A $ I CROOKED BAND " DF MODERN I VHSMt, , CROOKED OF THUGS HURL THEIR ARMED MIGHT AGAINST A TERRIFIED TOWN! BARN DANCE" with Smiley Hurnotte the Colorado lltmmilrs AMI GREATEST THE I.ulot World News Oswald Cartoon Nportltte lii'iml UXZ. New York Stocks NEW YORK. ADrll 21. (AP) Utilities and specialties put on a quiet rally of their own In today' stock market, leav- )rg many issues to drag along In a fruitless search for a trend. Brokers found the news much more to their liking, but most customers appar ently had yet to be convinced a turn for the belter was near at hand and these were Inclined to stand aside and await something more definite from the Washington froM. After a fairly steady opening Indus trials backed sway and, until the final hour, losses running to a point or to were well distributed. Support around the close enabled an assortment to re duce or cancel losses, and finishing prices were no more than moderately irregular. Activity was low from the start, with transfer approximating 600,000 shares. The power and light company group had the benefit of the unusually friendly reception given Consolidated Edison's of fering in the morning of 960,000,000 of debentures. These sleeks also made a belated response lo government propos als to finance equipment purchases for needy corporations In this field, The success of the new Edison Issue brought fresh demand for high grade corporate bonds, and U. a. government securities were given another sharp up swing to new 1B.18 peaks. Today's closing quotations: Air Keduc 45',, Al Chem Sc Dye 140, Allied Stores 6Ji. Am Can 85, Am & For Pow Am Pow & Lt 4S, Am Bad & St 12', Am Roll Mills 17 Vi. Am Smelt & Bf 384i. AT&T 126, Am Tob B ea1,, Am Wat Wks 8, Anaconda 283a, Armour III 4'i. Atchison 26l'a, Bait At Ohio 5. Barnsdall 14, Bend I x Avia IP.. Beth Steel 48'.,, Boeing -8',,, Budd Mfg 4. Calif Pack 10H. Callahan Z-L WH, Calumet Hec 8, Canadian Pac 6Vi, Case UIl 74, Caterpi! Tract 42, Celanese 13, Certaln-tced unquoted, Ches & Ohio 26.., Chrysler 44'., Col Gas & Elec 6, Coml Solv 1 Commwlth Sc Sou Hi, Con Edia 20, Consol Oil 8V, Corn Prod 62, Curt Wright 4, Douglas Aircraft 43', Du Pont 101. Elec Auto Lt 16Va. Elec Pow 8c Lt g-;i Food: Eric KB 2, Gen Elec 34, Gen s 27, Gen Mot 32, Goodyear Tires 1D, Gr. No. Ky. Pf 15, Hudson Mot 6, Illinois Cent 7, Insp Copper 11, Int Harvest 50, Int Nick Can 46 Va, Int Pap & P Pf 27, 1T&T 7, Johns Many 65, Kennecott 34, Lib-O-Ford 2D, Llg Myers B 03, Loew's Monty Word 32. Nnsh Kelvlnalor 8, Nat Blsc 20. Nat Distill 19, Nat Pow & Lt 6, NY Cent 11, North Am 17, Northern Pac 6, Packard 4, J C Pen ney 62, Penn HH 16, Phillips Pet 347., Pressed Stl Car 7. Pub Serv NJ 28. Pullman 27, Radio 6, Item Rand 11, Rep Stl 14. Sears Roe 57 Shell Union 13, So Cal Ed 21, Southern Pac 11. Stan! Rrnri. ft. R(. fill Cl Mil. St. fill NJ ! Studebaker 5. Sup Oil 2. Texas Corp 39 Tlmken Del Axle 9, Trans amerlca 10, Union Carb 68, Union Pac 61, Unit Airlines 6, Unit Aircraft 26, Unit Corp 2. Unit Gas Imp 9, US Rubber 26. US Steel 45, Wal worth 7, West Union 22, White Motor 8. Woodworth 43. Idirbi: Cities Scrv 1, Elec Bond & Share 6. SUGAR AND FLOUR PORTLAND. Ore., April 21 fAPt Sugar Berry or fruit. 100s, 95.05; bales, $5 20; beet, 94.05 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, Icty de livery, 1 to 25-bhl. lots: Family patents, 49s, 6 05-6:65; bakers' hard wheat, net. 5.15-6.40; bakers' bluestem, 4.85-5.20; blended hard wheat, 4.95-4.45; soft white flours, 4.75-4. 65; graham, 49s, 4.95; whole wheat, 41)9, 5.55 bill. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. April 21 ( API (USDA) Hogs 0000: generally strong to 10 higher thun Wednesday's average; top 8.75; good and choice 100-240 lbs 8,50-70; 250-280 ft 20-45: 200-350 lbs. 8.00-20: sows 7.15-75. Cattle 4000; calves 1300; market steady to weak; bulk of steers 7.75-8.75; best around 0.30; steer trade weak to 25 lower compared with late last week; most other classes sharing decline: sau sage hulls 8.75-00; venlers closely sorted at 7.30-8 50 with best weighty kinds 9.00 50. Sheep 11,000; late Wednesday choice 103 Ib. wooled lambs 8.25; others 8.00- 115; top 8.50; bulk dinned lambs 7.75: toD 8.00; today's trade slow: indications 15 23 or more lower; talking downward from 8.00; choice wooled lambs held above 8.25; sheep strong to higher; good to choice wooled ewes 5 00-30. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, April 21 ( API Reacting om early brisk upturns that lifted prices 1 cents, the Chicago wheat mar ket later today more than lost advances in relatively quiet dealings. A pause in lale export buvlns wn a handicap to friends of higher prices. Win nipeg reported a reres.it on in premiums lor top grades, and said new export business uppcarcd io be confined to durums. t the close, Chicago wheat futures were lower to higher compared with yesterday's finish. May 84-, July 82-82. corn unchanced to k off. May 50-, July 61-, and oats un changed to up. OHANCiK TO MEET VIDA. April 21. (Special) McKenzic grange will meet at the Vida gymnasium Friday eve ning. Refreshments wiil be served by the home economics committee. Wild potatoes are a weed pest I in some arons of Chile. now till saturday! one big Program! THE RIGHT SIDE Of THE LAW-; WAS THE WRONG SIDE OF LOVE! Until he smashed the poisonous gang collecting tribute Irom innocent victim. 1 JOHN KING WIUJAM IIIND1GAN CONSTANCY MOORB LARRY BLAKE 'DAVID OUVFR SERIAL VET! 1 II Doors Open 12:45 Dally nd 10 A.M. on Saturriayi v 1 & s Thursday Radio KORE Euitn 1 110 Kilocycle! (Hulual-Don Lee Network) 5:00 v. m. Stamp Man. 5:15 Slnfonletta, : 5:30 Howie Wing, S:45 Serenader, 6:00 i Streamline Swing, 15 Phantom Pilot. i 6:30 Frank Bull. 6:45 News, 7:00 Cy I Feuer Conducting, 7:30 Henry Weber's Musical Revue, 8:00 Trip to Mars, 8:15 George Formes, 8:30 boltioquies Our Quartet. 8:00 News. 9:15 Wrestling Matches. 10:45 College New. 11:00 Skin ny Ennis' Orchestra, 11:30 Jan Garber' Orchestra, 11:45 Musical Program. KOAC C'orvallE 5.VO Kilocycles 5 p. m. On the Campuses. V30 Music, 5:45 Vespers, Dr. E. J. Harper, 6 Music, 6:15 United Press News. 8:30 Farm Hour, R. E Brooks. Grant County Agent. 6:45 Markets, Cross. Weather, 7 A. W. Oliver. "Protein Supplement and Hog Feeding," 7:15 O. S. Fletcher, Lane County Agt., 7:30 Come to Oregon, 8 Music, 8:15 Tak ing the Fear Out of Inferiority Feel ings, 8:30 Music, 8:45 Foresters In Action. KGW Portland f,i(i Kilocycle (NBC Red Network) 5 p m. Rudy Vallee, 8 Good News of 1038, 7 Kraft Music Hall. 8 Amos 'n' Andy, 8:15 Symphony Hour, 9:15 March of Time, 9:45 Hotel Whitcomb Orchestra. 10 News Flashes, 10:15 Sir Francis Drake Hotel Orchestra, 10:30 Melody Memoirs, 11 Blltmore Hotel Orchestra, 11:30 Olym pic Hotel Orchestra, To 12 Weather Re ports. KEX Portland 1 1SO Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 5 p. m. Beaux Arts Trio, 5:30 The Ore gonlans, 6 Milestones in American Music, 6:30 Dinner Melodies, 7 to 8 Silent to KOB. 8 Orcgonlan News. 8:15 Thursday Show, 8:30 Baseball, 10:30 Stetson Va rieties, 10:35 Uptown Ballroom Orchestra, 11 Orcgonlan News, 11:15 Elks Safety Program, 11:30 Charles Runyan, organist, To 12 Weather and Police Reports. KOIN Portland 040 Kilocycle (CBS Network) 5 p. m. Maurice Orchestra. 5:15 Leon F. Drews, organist, 5;30 Marshall Grant, organist: 5:45 Boake Carter, 6 Major Bowes, 7 Man to Man Sports, 7:15 Little Show, 7:30 CBS Program. 8, Scattergood Haines, 8:15 Hollywood Screenscoops, 8:30 Kate Smith, 9:30 Castilian Gar dens, 10 Five Star Final, 10:15 CBS Pro gram, 10:45 Ozzie Nelson Orchestra, 11:15 Henry King Orchestra, 11:45 Black Chapel, Friday Radio KORE Eurene I4JU Kilocycles (Mutual-Don Lee Network) m. Early Bird, 7:45 Morning De- .7. .. mi a. 01 6:45 Jimniv Shields. 9 News nnd Music, 9:15 Radio Garden Club, 9:30 Studies In Black and White, 9:45 News and Music. 10:15 Microphone in the Sky, 10:30 Questions and Answers. 10:45 Voice of Experience. 11 National Air Mail Week, 11:15 Let's Dance, 1 1 :30 Holly wood Charm Counsellor, 11:45 Hit Tunes of Song and Dance, 12 On Parade. 12:15 News, 12:30 Gold Seal Prog., 12:45 What Lane County Thinks. 1 Ed Fitz gerald. 1:15 Black and White, 1:30 Front Page Drama. 1:45 Life's Like That, 2 At Your Command, 3 Feminine Fancies. 3:30 Dr. Van Wyck. 4 News, 4:15 Law rence Welk's Orchestra, 4:30 Stars Over Hollywood, 4:45 Johnny Crockett. 5 p. m., Trojan A Cappella Choir, 5:30 Steven Cartwrlght, 5:45 Sketches in Melody, 6 Through the Hollvwnnd Tuns o;i3 rnamom r-not, 6:30 Frank Bull, 6:43 News, 7 Fishing News, 7:15 Peacock Court, 7:30. Lone Ranger, 8 Loyal Or- der of the Moose. 8:15 Threads of Tradi tion, 8:30 Presenting the American Com poser, 9 News. 9:13 House of MacGreg or, 9:30 Dream Time, 9:45 Front Page Ball, 10 Jan Garber's Orchestra, 10:30 Isham Jones' Orchestra, 1 1 Ted Fio Rlto's Orchestra. 11:30 Skinny Ennis' Orchestra, 11:45 Talking Drums KOIN Portland (A Kllocyolrs (CBS Network) 8:30 a. m. Market Reports. 6:35 KOIN Klock, S News, 8:13 This and (That. 8:45 Consumer News, 9 Sons of the Pio neers. 9:15 Newlyweds, 9:30 Romance of Helen Trent, 9:45 Our Gal Sunday, 10 Retty and Bob. 10:13 Bettv Crocker 10:30 Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 10:45 Valiant Lady, 11 Big Sister. 11:15 Real Life Stories, 11:30 Captivators, 12 WPA Band. 12:15 p. m. KOIN News Service, 12 30 Kate Smith's .Column, 12:45 Ann Leaf I Ij l(glMigf All New Show Today F C'V CASSIDY" ooesTn with jJBOTH GUNS BLAZING 3. '. i f. v HE FELL--.. For a Beautiful Clue! What a Howl When He Mixes Romance and Murder and Turns From Detective to Suspect Screen Sony Cartoon f VIS s. f?ll T l l'l,IAT3rTfrT V Suspect Vv X. Ted HEALY CaN fllfJ Edmund GWENN nyjrN. fV Icagar ic in N to T 's0X XwMT,Tpil I Chapter No. 7 ibfl Chapter No. 7 "S. O. S. COAST GUARD" I Notice to Turkey Growers Because of numerous requests from members of the Coopera tive known as Oregon Turkey Growers, that we buv their turkeys, we must announce that we will not receive breeder hens, or any other turkeys, from any member of that Cooperative without a written release of those turkevs dulv signed bv an authorized officer of Oregon Turkey Growers. This is because of present efforts of the Cooperative to penalize dealers for al leged past accommodation purchases from members of the Cooperative. NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. at the Organ. 1 Myrt and Marge, 1:15 Pretty Kitty Kelly, 1:30 Judy and Jane, 1:45 Store Reporter, 2 Music for Fun, 2:15 Silver Serenade, 2:30 CBS Program, 2:45 Hilltop House, 3 Studio Program. 3:05 George Hall Orchestra, 3:15 Maxlne Sullivan. Singer, 3:30 Newspaper of the Air. 4:15 Backgrounding the New. 4:30 Eyes of the World, 4:45 Who's Your Hosier? 5 p. m. Ghost of Benjamin Sweet, 5:30 Leon r. Drews, organist o:m oaane ter, 6 Hollywood Hotel, 7 The Songshop, 7:45 Honeyman Fishing Bulletin, 8 Scat tersood Baines. 8:15 Lum and Abner, 8:30 Paul Whiteman's Orchestra. 9 Ar thur Godfrey, 9:15 CBS Program, 9:30 Slumber Boat, 10 Five Star Final, 10:15 On the Air, 10:45 Henry fting urcnes tra, 11:30 Joe Sanders Orchestra. KOAC Corvallii ft,"0 Kilocycles 9 a. m. Today' Programs, 9:03 Home makers' Hour. 9:05 Time Out, 10. Wea ther. 10:01 Music, 10:15 Story Hour for Adults. 10:45 Muse. 11 Today's News, 11:06 Listening to Opera. 11:20 Wonder World of Natural Science. 11:30 Music of the Masters. 12 United Press News. 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour, 12:16 Pest Con trol, 12:30 Markets, Crops, Weather, 1 Music, 1:19 Variety, 1:45 Music, 2 Visit ing Horner Museum, 2:30 Music, 2:45 The American Scene, 3 Music, 3:15 Your Health, 3:30 Music, 3:45 Monitor VlewB the News, 4 Symphonic Half Hour, 4:30 Stories for Boys and Girls. 3 p. m. On the Campuses, 5:30 Music, 5:45 Vespers, Dr. Wm. Schoeler, 6 Music, 6:15 United Press News, 6:30 Joe Bel anger, Morrow County Agent, 6:45 Mar kets. Crops, Weather, 7 L. R. Breithoupt, OSC Agricultural Economist, 7:15 Elmer Hansen, OSC Horticulture Department, 7:30 Music, 8:15 Business Hour, Dr. Warren D, Smith, University of Ore gon, "Willamette Valley Project,'' 8:30 Swindles to Suit, Portland Better Busi ness Bureau, 8:45 Business Observer, RUW Portland ban Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) m, Organ Concert, 7:15 Trail Blazers, 7:45 Oregonian News, 8 Cabin at Crossroads, 8:15 Margot of Castle wood. 8:30 Stars of Today, 8:45 Crosscuts, 9 Vaughn De Lcath, 9:15 The O'Neills, 9:30 Lotus Gardens Orchestra, 9:50 Your Ra dio Review, 10 Stars of Today, 10:15 Mrs, Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, 10:30 John's Other Wife, 10:45 Just Plain Bill, 11 Benny Walker's Kitchen. 11:15 Argen tine Trio, 11:25 Hollywood News Flashes. 11:30 How to Be Charming, 11:45 Saxo phobla, 12 Pepper Young's Family 12:15 p. m. Ma Perkins, 12:30 Vic and Sade, 12:45 The Guiding Light, 1 Re freshment Time, 1:15 Story of Mary Marlin, 1 :30 Rush Hughes, Comentator, 1:45 Dr. Kate, 2 Martha Meade, 2:13 Songs by Carlotta, 2:30 Happy Jack, 2:45 Three Romeos, 3 Dental Clinic, 3:15 Candid Lady, 3:30 Woman's Magazine of the Atr, 4 Day by Day, 4: 15 Larry Lewis, 4:30 Orcgonlan News, 4:45 Curb stone Quiz. 5 p. m. Piano Surprises, 5:15 Musical Interlude, 5:20 Cocktail Hour, 5:30 Stars of Today, 6 Melodic Strings, 61:5 Rlc ardo and His Violin. 6:30 Benson Hotel Concert, 7 First Nighter. 7:30 Jimmy Fidler. 7:45 Dorothy Thompson, S Amos 'n' Andy, 8:15 Uncle Ezra's Radio Sta tion, 8:30 Rainbow Room Orchestra, 9 Gllmore Circus, 9:30 Montag Fireside Hour, 10 News Flashes, 10:15 Glenn Shelley. Organist, 10:30 Uptown Ballroom Orchestra, 11 Ambassador Hotel Orches tra, 11:30 Olympia Hotel Orchestra, To 12 Weather Reports. KEX Portland 1180 Kilocycles (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 a. m. Musical Clock, 6:45. Family Altar Hour, 7:13 Organ Concert, 7:30 Financial Service, 7:45 Viennese Ensem ble, 8:15 Popular Waltzes, 8:30 Dr Brock, 9. Time for Thought, 9:15 Edward Ca rnage. 9:30 National Farm and Home, 10:30 Oregonian News, 10:45 Oregonian Home Institute, II Current Events, 11:15 Radio Show Window, 11:30 Little Boy 'P E E R G Y N f produced and directed by Horace W. Robinson McARTHUR COURT Tues., 8:15 Apr. 26 - - - You'll thrill at its unique . . . staging, scenery and lighting. Tickets Now! McArthur Box Office 75c $1.00 $1.25 LLanc nir r. mill piikii X .. Blue, 11:45 USDA, 12, Lost and Found Items. 12:02 p. m. Johnny O'Brien. 12:15 Ray Harrington' Music, 1z:m uomen meio rites. 12:30 Market Reports. 12:15 Talk. O. M. Plummer, 1 The Oregonlans, 1:30 Club Matinee, 2 Your Radio Review. 2:10 Irma Glenn. Organist, Z:i5 uon wins low, 2:30 Financial and Grain Reports, 2:35 Rakov's Orchestra, 2:45 Washing ton Calls, 3 Education in the News. 3:15 Maurice Spitalny Orchestra, 3:30 Press Radio News. 3:35 Goin" Places, 3:45 Vagabonds, 4 The Four o! Us, 4:15 Story Behind Headlines. 4:30 Nola Day, Sin ger, 4:45 Voices of the Night. 5 p. m. Aviation News. 5:10 Sophisti cated Strings, 5:30 Eddie Swartout' Music. 5:45 Speed Gibson, 6 Beaux Arts Trio. 6:30 Spelling Bee. 7 to 8 Silent to KOB, 8 Oregonian News, 8:15 Hotel Park Central Orchestra, 8:30 Baseball, 9:15 The Night Watchman, 9:30 Royal Crown Revue, 10 Baseball. 10:30 Stetson Varie ties, 10:35 Biltmore Hotel Orchestra. 11 OreKonian News, 11:15 Charles Runyan. Organist, 11:30 Clover Club Orchestra, To 12 Weather and Police Reports 333 GEORGE BRENT OLIVIA 11 DeHAVILLAND in "GOLD IS WHERE YOU FIND IT" 'PENROD AND HIS TWIN BKOTHEK" With THE MATJCH TWINS Beautiful & Lasting PERMANENT WAVES As Low As 75c MODERN BEAUTY COLLEGE Phone 679 Complete Workroom Service on Draperies and Upholstering Applegate's llth & Will. Fhone 861 Dance Vaughn SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd Jim Crockett's Dudes of the West By Eugene Moose Drill Team HOOD RIVER IS OVER 2 YEARS OLD EUgttif Jfmiaia ' Tbe Buaentt ngl!ter-Uuard 19 a mem Srr of ihe Associated Pres. The Associ ated Press H exclusively eatlUed to the use tor publlcntloo of all ne.? dispatches credited to It or not otherwtsa credited In this paper and also aU the local neat published herein. All rlahts of publica tion of special dispatches hereto are atsr errved Funeral Directors 120 Fm'h BARTHOLOMEW'CH APEL Springfield 6th Rnd B Ph.l. BRANSTETTER-SlMON Chapel" Phone 4331152 Olive St. POOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone Eugene 723 or Sprgfld. 62 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Fhone lii Tearl SU at Tenth 2 a MP w V In B hood M RIVER IJfwM Distillers -Wl HOOD RIVER, ORL - 130 RAUP'S - Better Flowers. Ph. Personals POEMS SET TO MUSIC, AR RANGED for publication. Sub mit best work, either poems or melodies, for free examination and report. MMM Studios, Dept. J. Portland, Ore. HEMORRHOIDS (piles) and other rectal disorders should not be neglected. See Jos. N. Widmer about it. No hospitalization. Of fice Hout Bldg Corvallis, Ore. CORA MITCHELL'S Circle, FridT, 8 p. m. 1398 Willamette St. Personals 145 YOUNG women in trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with Adjutant ROSA Morsch of the Salvation Army White Shield Home, 2641 N. W. Mayfair Avenue, Port land, Oregon; or with Mrs. Ad jutant Mable Ford of the Salva tion Army. 719 Pearl St., Eu gene, Ore PHONE 593 VALMA. Reader. Bel vedere Hotel. Room 23. Real Estate for Sale 2001 Florists IMMEDIATE POSSESSION No 1, Grade A'lJrfrTTH for nasteuri7eH milk larrA frlolni n ' ,. 'J boiler and milking machine, also Chevrolet t,!?'i.N Jersey and Guernsey cows, 4 2-year-old heiten J route in Eugene. 5-year lease on fin rio. "i from Eugene, 25 in alfalfa. 15 in clover i i.i " lish walnuts, good house, fine dairy barn, all nS' trie liphtt and nnwer svstpm. T.pco n i-.V1 per month. This is a splendid paying proposition' of S550 Der month. Aat a nrire of Sfinn tu.-. . !E: tion and you had better see it at once, inquire it Office and we will show you the place, but una j to hanHlp samp. A REAL SNAP 160 acres with year around creek, 3 o, barn, about 5000 feet of lumber left to build Ja of wood on place, bottom land when cleared for ' ' SI 000. F. J. BERGER'S OFFICE 32 8TH AVI; Real Estate for Sale 200 OLD AGE SECURITY, high pro ducer, 10 A. finest soil in Lane Co. All in cherries, peaches and walnuts, tun growm irees, in fine condition. Good 2-storv hse, City elect., running water. Good outbldgs. Full equipment for or chard work including Fordson tractor, sprayer, irrigation equip, etc. All household furniture. Everything complete. It's a home ana a Dusiness an in one; gooa terms. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS Ph. 479241-2 Miner Bldg. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE To live in the country and only 1 mile from town. acres irri gated with good 6-room house. bath and electricity. Priced for quick sale $3500 on terms of only $500 cash and $35 a month. DO you want suburban acreage for vour future home? Six acres 2 miles from city center. $400 will handle this. C. F. HYDE REALTY CO. 727 Willamette St. Phone 741 700 FT. on state highway, 220 ft. on County Road, about 1000 ft. river front, 5-rm. mod. house, two 2-room cabins, one 24x24 ft. shop. Fine location for resort, boats, cabins, service station, etc. Title insurance on property. $1300 will handle. Bal. easy terms. Box 63, Mapleton, Ore. FARMS FEDERAL LAND BANK FOR information Imuire of C. W. Buckley, Secretary, or C. A. Barnes, Field Salesman at the National Farm Loan Office. 167 E. 8th St. Tel. 1068. EAST SIDE, Season's best bargain. 3 bedrooms, den, living room, lovely kitchen and nook. Double plumbing, tele., bath, bookcases, fireplace. Full lot. east front, Paving in. Near U. of O. Easy terms. EUGENE COMMUNITY BUILDERS Ph. 479 241-2 Miner Bldg. COLLEGE HILL HOME STRICTLY MODERN 6 rooms on ground floor and one large room upstairs. House lo cated on north slope of College Hill, 1 block from Willamette St. HOLC loan $2300. Price $5000. See Ramey W. Rugh at PARSONS CO. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 61 W. Bdwy. Phone 942 CLOSE IN 120 ACRE FARM TO TRADE All in cultivation, close to school, good nearly new buildings, iwners elderly want to trade for small farm. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Ph. 64 8 ROOMS $3000 Close in, west side, paved corner, good for renting rooms, or make into apartments. Discount for cash or $300 cash and balance like rent. See Miss Gardiner Oregon Settlement Assn., 81 W. 8, BARGAIN 2 A. modern house Fruit, flowers, well located, $1250, also many farms, homes, exchanges, H. N. TRAXLER Real Estate Creswell 1938 SPRING FARM Catalog free. Full details over 200 farms from $250 and up. $50 cash will handle some. Come in at once. Oregon Settlement Assn. 81 W. 8th WHEN vou think about buying. selling or trading any Kind ol Keal fc-state. remember to see OTTO MENNES 310 Miner Bldg. FOR SALE 15 acres on Lower Siuslaw. 3 creeks. 1320 ft. R. R. dock site. River frontage. Ad- dress Box 1. Dorena. Ore. COMPLETE list of city and sub. homes lO'T down. bal. like rent. McCULLY REALTY. 69 W. Bdwy TWO 5-rm. houses. Also 20 A. 5 miles out. Bv owner. 372 W. 10th. Ph. 1213-R. $1100 BUYS 160 A. $5,000 worth timber. Small house, lots water. L. E. HODGES, 628 Willamette St. REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE LLOYD A. PAYNE. 310 Miner Bg. NOTICE to Realtors. Our place at 216 Mill St.. Springfield, off the markeL BARNES BROS. $750 EQUITY. Sacrifice S500. Mod. brick home. Total $3000. Ph. 2689-J. TWO small new homes for sale. Corner Villard and Garden Sts. Reasonable terms. Ph. 1497-R HOMES BUILT TOORDER Blair T. Alderman Cont. Ph. 306 MODERN bungalow, reas. Call after 5:30 p. m.. 461 Adams. W. K. STRIKER 69.1 Will. -REAL ESTATE-Ph. 912 RODMANS L'58rdwy COZY 4-rm. hse., furri7"o71irifurir 11J7 Tyler. Ph. 2057, n rersn.t pan inn d t . uusr nj n L0STran- Buiovrsa? Keward STRAYEfrtrT- LOSTCTin-j--- Reward. Ph buckler, rr . .. .LOWEST roruand, 0. VV tl Leave F.nn. . l San Franni. .J -:: Los Angeles, SI? i' Real EstatefoJ Real Estate M WANTED to le5o oldlike house u-hv ranged into apanoe mil mis, isaoeiscc Real Estate fotlJ FINEhorneTSISja iuud lujn ana view. 6-RM. mod. hse. hse. in trade, Hi. m Bushes Opportunitie TODAY'S BESfBffi grocery, new sink tures, doing nice btd puce aiouu casn, C. F. HYDE HLt 727 Willamette St. FOR SALE-Semct"s3 eery store and A cabins. On re Terms. Dewey Keek uregon. OAFE FOR SALE Iisl terms, less lor cast: brances: Door heal' Call O'Dell 2180 end FOR SALE-Cafe as good payroll towt business. Seeorwriii Hokkan. Coquille. C- WANTED to buy, ad vice siauon, couw? Give full particuln ter. Write Box m 4 SMALL cafe doinz m reason for selling, im Box 3UH, fcugene. SERVICE STATION,! ground, 4 mi. S. aim Mitcneu s bianon. Real Estate l"l Or Still RENT: Vi. mile of Dor 4-room nome, ran buildings, 10 acres vation. garden ire mills. C. M. PARKE. St.. Cottage Grovl. For Sale or M LUMBER for livesinj turkey poults, mi thing you want, : Earl Goodnight, I : Swimmers Delight I well, Ore. ' F.T.FC incubator. trKi Ph. 933-M, 1570 rte Wanted to M CARPENTER workii: goultry or wnai w liss. Dexten Fuel for &H HOME WOOD fl9flfi?81A olive ft3 Old growth wood ira Block wood, small KJ ClK mnnH small lNO- Ash, uan. ti 50 cords of 4 ft sJ-t moved aton. DIESEL & ST01: Meierea Start and Finish rjl Hpltverr CENTRAL HB' S & H Grew pnone n; GREEN or dry slaM at linn "i - ,,r- sales soUcited. MJl street overhead CASCADE LliJua--, PhoneUi MANERUD-HTH 997 Oak-FW1! Sawdut Stove a.-1 Slabwood Coal Body Fir Block ond Growth. 16-INCH SLAD. 4-FOOT SLABpo! Prompt bervire . GIANT 2ND GH0 This is "lic BUY Y0LR S"- For next winter 385 Milfcfe: GASCO BriquerJ CCQ XJiah fit. -f Old Growth. W-H CHAMBERL.W& DRY'SECOND i fcy Hi CORDS SLAB. : 4-FTSLABj.v -5. k. n;, Drv and frefflfffi Hnt. S2.50 up. f fn5 PaulJ?' SLAB wood &!?l in. pari : BIl6CK PH. 3i