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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight Weather May Affect Prices No Changes In Local Markets Noted Thursday No pric change wr noted In tht Eugene market Thursday, The hot weather will have IU effect upon fmlU and vegetable! and prices may loar, but no announcement to this effect has yet been made. The local price list follows : Eugene Prices Of ln Tsra Oraaa Bar f nuwl Etras JSC Standard!, larga ..... , c Medium, arxlraa - .20c Medium, atnadarda . Chex . . Ilii Daasl Bafla a rrlaasl lac Extras, medium . ...c Extras, medium - 21c (Pactfla Ca-aa Prsaaa U Batsuarsl ICarlaa, as It saaa lata la astral Overall. .... Me traa large -c Rxtrat. email -Ic Rtandarda. laraa - -2Sc Standarda, medium Lhex pODLrnt fBastof Prleea) Colored nana, 4 lo H lba. Colored hena. over A lba. 15c 1SC Laahorn hena, J'A I be. and up. .lie Leghorn hena. under 3'4 Hi lie Leghorn brollera, I14-1V, Iba 12c Leghorn aprlnga, over IV. lha. 13c Colored eurlnla. 2 lo 3 '4 Iba. Colored aprlnga, over SVa Iba, lac Stage lftr Cocka 8c All No. I, I ceo la laaa. nrmBPAT IBarrai rrtaaa) A rd sraam. delivery twlea weekly , "B" Grade cream . "C" Grade cream JH4c -WVtC aunia Wkalaiala Prtaaai Carta aa la tlgkari "A" Orade. lb. , " Grade, lb. J7Ve CUBES! . IITkeleaala Price la Balallarsl Loaf, alngle, lb. , , Cait lota. lb. 19Ue Trlpa, alngle. lb, Uo Trloa. caae lota. lb. HVic WOOI. AND MnnAlB (Haying Prlaea) Valler wool, lb. Coarse wool, lb, ,, Vine woo), b. , i. Lamb wool, lb, Mohair, lb. BID KB Green beef, lb, Calf, lb. , Dir. lb. ..JOC 0c ..He lc .lie p y "cai'caea' taacarg, lb. - OalAIMIi Wheat, red. buahel Whaat, white, buahel BAI White oata, ton 70c 123-121 26.$27 ID 113 Ill Gray oata. Ion Oata and vetch hay. ton . Alfalfa, ton Alfajfa, ton VCOETABI.KB, raaurrn (Baylag Prlaea Avar, far He. I Preleee) Bweet corn, dot. eara -30c Green beana lb. 3c Pie cherries, lb. - Black charrlea. lb. 3 ft 4c Raspberries, crate , , ll.vOCtl Rolnach. lb - Onions, green, dot . Celery hearts, dog. Potatoea, 100 . Radlshea, dog. Hothouaa Cukee. dog. Beats, dog. bunchea Head lettuce, crate Carrota. dotan Cabbage, lb. Zucctnl aouaih. Yellow crook neck squash, lb. .. Bweet corn. dot. soc Celery nearta, dot. ' 10 Loganberrlee, crate at in Boyeenberrlee. crate , ' 1ft Youngberrlea, crate 11.10 ne l l at art 40c Mc-ll M SOe II. M toe O lb. o 1 1 CAKROI.L In II II "BLOCKADE" II "Wt'rt Going i f To B Rich" 11 I wllh 1 1 I Grmcle Flrlda II Victor McUiilm If Brin Donlcvy 1 - N V Lislen in on Pullman Porter "JOHNNY" JOHNSON, thoul bed lime looiitht on the Cm Mi, nd you'll heti some thing, lilt this: Tbt iwaax a at nrrat tjgi tit m A HPPir lirth, Mimfrtil rimg i) yam uX I him. . . , rirrr j aaoilW Maoeirf, Sir r-rJt rr, ton imou: ...VU knf tn lyi em ibt Imli fillou; L-tdrlH s Ul mj lipirUntl uilb tkiUrtm. bun ttiltmndmi tmil 1912.... i ' km It Itmk tml lb winJtw kimlt ttrlf.Stmmt -war tmil Momml Shtttt thtilh tiltr luw-mfi. . . . mil tetrt four ihtti by ynt krrlm.Miiln.VU ibm ' knfhl tl ftmlT And an, cm and on. until rrtryon hs rurncti in arni th fatal, enuatcal tlirknyiliik of si-on iieel is th only audible anund In th dariteoed car that ipeeds thru th night. For 26 year Porto Johnson's duties have included that of ralet. Our, personal scream and general handy man, alwava it th aerrict of hi, passenprrr. lie' devoted to courtesy and his travelers' comfort, and in heing so, is typical of th veteran Porters of th Cttitdt, th anest, fastest train between her and Sn Francisco. Hera th convenient sxhedul of tlx Cttititi Lt. EUGENE 9:10 P.M. Ar. SAN FRANCISCO . . 1:32 P.M. For lam and reservstiooi pleas call: Oouthom Pacific C J. CRITTENDEN, At ml, Telephoo 00 Public Market Sweet corn la becoming more plentiful than for soma time and It waa aelttng Thursday at the Producers' Public mar ket at 40 cents a dozen eara (beat qual ity). All other price were unchanged. The list follows: ITAI1. PB1CU Vegetable String beana. lb. Sc Hothouse tomatoes, lb. 10-20c Lettuce, head, Sc Radlahea, bunch " Cabbage, lb. Spinach, lb. Tct 3 for 13c Green onlong, bunch squash, lb.' Sweet corn, dot. . New potatoea. No, Carrota. bunch 40c Peaa. 3 Iba.. Celery heart, bunch rrartl Peaches, basket . Boyaenberrles, 3 boxes Black caps, 3 boxes , Youngberrlea, 3 boxa lot -lS-SOc 16c 3c 15c Pla cherries, lb. c -15c t JSC c -39c Logsnberrles, two boxes for - Haspberrlee, box . Strawberries, box 10c: 1 for Urled prune. Nob! French, lb Dried prune, others, 4 lbs. lor Applea. a and I lb tnt lies Jumbo Extras Site Mediums c Light hens, lb Heavy hena, lb. J4c Jc -300 rryera, lb. . Mlaeallas Butter, lb Ptlberu, lb. Walnuti, lb, Horaaradlsh. th. Rabbit, dressed lb. -50 .lac ll, 30, Sc 30c 30c Portland List PORTLAND. Ore.. July 31 'API Butler fat Port., dellv., buying price: A grade. M-26 Vic Ib.t counUy stations; A grade. cenU lb.: B grade, IVtO lb. less; C grade flc lb. less. Butter Prints, A grade, 384c In parchment wrappers l 29'-.c lb. In cartons; H grade, no lo. in parcnmeni wrap pers; 28c lb. tn cartons. Cheese Oregon triplets, net uregon loaf I3ci brokers will pay Mo . below quotation. Eggs Buying prices or wnotesaiers- ftpeclals. 2SHci extras, 23c i standards. 23VjC! special mediums. 22c i extra me diums, 31ci undergrades 20c doz. Li ve poultry buying price: iegnorn broilers I V -1 lbs, 14 cents pound; 2V4j lbs.. 12'i-lJc Ib.t colored springs 2-3' lbs., 18-lie lb.; over lbs., 17-lBc lb. i leghorn hens, over 3'4 Ibs.i 14-15c lb. i leghorn hens, over 3 Mi lbs.. 144c under SVi lbs., 13-Mc lb.i colored hens to 9 lbs., 17-ltc lb.: over ft lbs.. IT-lSc lb No. 2 grade, 2 lbs. less. Turkeys Nominal Buying price: Breeder hens. 20o lb.; toms 17-18c lb. Country meats selling price to retail- -TBI Country killed nng net niiiciv under 160 lbs.. 2v-13c lb.; vealers 12 12V,c lb.) light and thin. 10-11c lb.; heavy, flWQc lb.; canner cows. 7c lb.; cutters, 7 -tic lb.i bulls, 10c lb. t spring lambs. 12-mse lb.i old lambs, 7 -8c lb.i ewes 4-ftc lb. Cantaloupes Delano, 82 1 house pack. Imperial, standards 45s, 8.00-3.25; Jumbo, 45s, $5.15-3.25; do, 3s, 12.60-2.75 per crate. Potatoes New Bhafter. 11.13-1.50 per 100 lb sackl local. 11.35-1.43 per 100 lb. bag. on lone California wa. No. t. 81.75: California red, II. 10. ytllow, llJOj Walla Walla. 75c-fl. Wool 1038 nominal. Willamette valley. medium, 18c lb.i coarse and braids, 18c lb.i eastern Oregon. 17S.-19Mj. Hop Nominal, 1B37 10-llc lb. Mohair Nominal. 1938, 20c. Cascara bark, buying Price 1B38 DeeL 3c lb. Hay Helling price to retailer! Alfalfa No. 1, 11718 tont oatvetch, 14l clover II 1-11 50 toni timothy, eastern Oregon, t- ton i do valley IIS ton. Portland. PORTLAND STAPLES PORTLAND, Ore., July 21 (API Sugar Berry or fruit. 100s, 4.90; bales, 5.10; beet, 4.80 cental. Domestic flour Selling price, city de livery. 1 to 25-bbl. lots; Family patents. 49s, 5 65-6.43) bakers' hard wheat, net. 4.6016.05; bakers' bluestem, 4.43-4.75; blended hsrd wheat, 4.50; soft wheat (lours, 4 30-4.40) graham, 49s, 4.93; whole wheat 49s, 4.60 bbl. PORTLAND MARKETS PORTLAND. Ore., July 21 UPI Butter and eig prices unchanged today. Butter receipts fell off considerably. Call for live poultry conUnued on an active ecate. Peach demand was Keen. Cantaloupe prices were down to $3 crate. Plums dragged at 50c bog, IM-al lettuce moved well. Coast peas demand continued good. Watermelons sold 2s lb. SPRINGFIELD THEATRE Super Double BUI Today Alice Brady. Charles Wlnnlnfrr In "GOODBYE BROADWAY" Buck Jones tn "SUDDEN BILL DORN' Adults: 15c-25c Children: 10c Meet 'Sleep's Alde-de-Camp' -on the Cascade GORGEOU.S and glamorous Dorothy Lamour. teamed again with dark and handsome Ray Milland, comes to the McDonald theatre Saturday In her most recent screen success, "Tropic Holiday." Also starred are Bob Burns and Martha Raye. Dorothy and Ray are seen above In an amorous scene taken from the picture. Government Move Chills Optimism On Stock Market NEW YORK July 21 AP) A fresh selling of amusement and utility stocks took the steam out of a noon rnMy In rails today and mark-M leaders reduced or cancelled extreme K.inis running to 2 or more points at the close. Further study of the govrenment's action yesterday In filing anti-trust suits against Ihe principal film companies, and the move of the S. E. C. to Impose the "death sentence" clause of the fed eral u 1 11 It leu act on holding companies, apparently chilled Wall street's specula tive ardor. Karlier, thouK. most analy sts were of the opinion neither dcvelop men would alter the main recovery course set by the market a month aijo. The first two hours of the proceed ings resulted In a niKKed performance all around. In (he subsequent sprint, -.leels, motors, rubbers coppers and specialties were given the main piny. Transfer! approximated 1,000,000 .hares. Today's closing prices: Air Reduc 63, Al Chem & Dye 170, Allied Stores 11'.. Am Can 100B, Am 4e For Pow 5, Am Pow fit Lt fi'a Am Rnd & 81 16'. Am Roll Mills 2Ha. Am Smelt St Rf 50. A TAT I40'a, Am Tnb B 05V4. Am Wat Wks 121. Annconda M'S. Armour 111 V Atchison 40, Bait Ohio 10. Bnrn5dnll 20'. Ucwtix Avin Ifi", Iteth Rlccl Of)1!, ttocing 2U, Borgc Warner 31., I'.iuld Mfg 6'.. Canadian Pac 7''. Calif Pack 22, Callnhnn Z-L 3'V Calu met Hec B'i. Cane Ult 101, Coterpll Tract 65', Celnne-fe 22, Certaln-teetl 0, Cliea & Ohio 34, Chry filer 711., Col Gni A Elec S'i, Coml Solv fl1' Commwlth i Sou H,, Con Ed Is 20, Conol Oil 10i, Corn Prod 63. Curt Wi iht 5, Ootigla. Aircraft MS. Du PotU 127. Elec Auto Lt 26. Elec Pow Ac Lt 13 Erie Hit 3V Gen Elec 42V. Gen Footi 35'., Gen Mut 41 Goodviar Tired Gr. No. Ry. Pf 24., Hudson Mot fl'i, Illinois Cent 13. Imp Copper IT.'., Int Harvest 0d Int Nlrk Cnn 5l. Int I'.ip flc P Pf 454, 1T&T H1., Johns Mnnv 04s. Kennecotl 41, Uh O Kurd 44'(, Llg Myers H 102. Lww's 401.. Monty WJird 47U, Nash Ketvinntor HPi. Nat lisc 25 Nut Cash 23. N.it DIMill 2Vt. Nnt Pow flc Lt 7V N Y Cent 20'J( North Am 2, Northern Pnc 14. Packard 6V J C Penney B4. Penn Hit Phillips Pet 44, A m ? !r".V'.i i Viewed by Oregon Editors. 6:45 Market scry It J 31 j 1 ullmnii nlu, Crop ncporSi Weather. 7:15 OSC '., "i, ,. . p I Extension Service Period. O. S. Flet l Hoe 73'.. Siiell Union r.lv A, r, ,.m Car H. Pub 34a Rudlo 71 Rtl llTi. Hears 17S, So C.it Ed 24'i. Southern P.i 0-)it Stan Htand-i B'j, St. Oil Cal 34'. St. OH N J 57(4, Studcbtikcr O'i, Sup OH 3i. Texas Corp 48'i Tlmken Det Axle 15. TroiiB-Anierlca 11 I'nUm Carb 84' i, Union I'nc BH. Unit Airlines 10',, Unit Aircraft 2fl,. US Rubber 43 "i. US Steel 61. Wnhvorlh t. West Union 32l4. While Motor 1111 Wont worth 471-,. iCurhl; Cities Serv 9's. Elec'Itond it Sh 0. PORTLAND CiRAIN PORTION!), Ore.. July .1 -Grain: Wheat Om-n Hmli July .(Ul 61 fAPt ,ow Linse , Sept. (hit, fl.-.t, usij Cec. 6tPa , 6ti' 66' Cash grain: Outs No. 3 :t h. white. . .V00 Oats No. J 38 Ih. grnv. 2$ (XI Harlry No. S lb. I1W .24 W Corn No, S E V Ship 2t.73 Ca v heat ibid) : Soft whit and western white M, western red t?.l. Hard ret winter ordinary B3. 11 per cent tM, 11 per cent a, 13 er cent 71, 14 per cent 73. Hard white Paart ordinary M, U pr cent 0A, 13 ppr rftil 6aij, 13 per cent 7' 14 per cenl 74'i. TtKtay'i car receipt: Wheat 7fl, harlev 3, flour 8, corn it. mill (red IV VORTlaANO LIVESTOCK PORTLAN'O. Ore., Julv -I lAP) USMA) lloga MX): market Mow. steady to 15 lower, chviinn at decline, late sales good-choice m.'.. no lb. drlvetns 1..0X earlv up to 10. 1. , rarlnnd lots 10 25 225-70 lt. hut.-hern 9 !0, few up to 9 85: early; light light 9 25-75; packing sows T 25-50. lishtwctKht 8 00, feeder PUT- waii-e. uUble 9 2'-N- Cattle 200: calve 50 including 21 di rect, market slow, steady to weak, some tn between go.xt rattle lower, few me dium gra teers 7 00-8 oi. common 5 75. few common hellers 5 25-6 00 odd head 8 50, low rtttter and cutler rows 3 25-4 00, common-medium 4 35-75; good beef WW) 5 25-75. bulls $5a.V(ltX huhxI cholce vealers 8.00-.SO. common-medium THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON a-i m. ' i U. JML T7r ln fi. slow, mostly 5.00-6.50. Sheep 000 Including 108 direct, about steady with Wednesday's close, good spring lambs 6.50 few outstanding lots 6. 75-7.no. common-medium 5.50-6.25 few good-choice slaughter ewes 2.50-3.25. CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO. July 21 -API Numerous reports of Canadian crop damage from black rust and drought helped hoist Chicago wheat prices a cent today but gains failed to hold well. Late reactions of securities were a handicap. Dearth of European demand for United States wheat acted also as a drug. At the close. Chicago wheat futures were unchanged to 4a higher compsred with yesterday's finish Sept 60'-7Oa, Dec. 71i-J4, corn ai off to V' up, Sept. T.QVwH. Dec. 57Ta-58, and oats unchanged to I4 down. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, July 21 I APi lUSDA 1 Hogs 10.000; weight 230 lbs. down mostly steady to 10 higher than Wednesday's average; heavier butchers and packing Hows very uneven; 10 to 15 lower) prac tical top 10.20; short load 10.25; good and choice 170-230 lbs. 0.00-10.20: 240- 270 lbs. 0.00-75; 200-330 lbs. 8.25-75; sows 6.25-6.50. Cattle 3500; calves 1200; market strong to 25 higher on steers and yearlings; no prime steers here; best 12.50; mostly 10.00-11.50; market on ied Kinds with TrflFjy offerings 0.00 down to 7.50; grass eifers 6-00-7.00; grassy steers 6.50-6-50; balers steady at 10W down; outside n weighty sausage bulls 7.00. Sheep 5000; spring Iambi and year la active: strong to 25 higher; native ;:lng Iambs to larger Interests 8.75 i .OO; few native lots upward to 0.10 to nnckers; two doubles choice 100 lbs, dry 'ed yearlings 7.75; sheep strong to higher: native slaughter ewes 3.00-50. Thursday Radio KOBE Eu.rne UrO Kllseyclrs (Mutual-Don l.r. Network) S p. m. American Wild Life Conserva tion Program, 5:30 Howie Wing. 5:45 Sketches in Melody, 8 streamline Saving. fi:15 Front Pnge Drama, 6:30 Frank null. 8:45 News, 7 Roma Vincent, 7:15 Medical Society, 7:30 Green Hornet 8 Trip lo Mars, 8:15 Don't You Believe It, 8:30 Orchestra Music, 8:45 Dream Time. 9 News, 8:15 Wrestling Matches, 11 Everett Hoaglaml's Orch.. 11:30 Jack McClean'a Orch., 11:45 Anson Weeks' Orch. KOAC Corvallla .M1 Kilocycles M n m Pnrm VT,,i- Ml.i,lln A . Music, 7:45 Tutted Press News. KOIN Tortland 1)10 KlTnryelea ti ns Network) 5 p. m. Major Bowes, 6' Essays In Music, 6:30 Americans at Work ' 7 Little Show, 7:13 Hollywood Screenscoops, 7:30 Leon F. Drews. Organist. 7:43 Paul Pen darvls Orch.. 8 Johnny Long Orch.. 8:30 CHS Program. 8:43 Sweet As Song. 0 Henry King Orch.. 9:30 Jelesnlck Orch. 10 Five Star Final 10:15 Studio Pro gram. 10 30 My Isle of Dreams. 10:45 Tommy Dorsey Orch.. 11 Leaghton Noble Orch., 11:15 Jimmy Walsh Orch.. 11:45 Uiaek Chapel KFX rtrlland 1IHI Kllocyrln (NftC Hlu Nrtork 5 p. tn. Pulitzer Prlro Plays, 8 People I Have Known, 7 Sons o( the Lone ALL NEW SHOW TODAY R-S8 wii.l EDUARDO CI ANNELLI ALAN t-OCt . toaR HInniot "Zorro Rldrs Araln" mm when ho f $ gon on I lh war- 1 "i, path lot I 1 the Pecos Kldl v- alt . r JkM0Jl v rhest Review I Armand Clrwd. 1: Government t .?ndmCa.ln. Srch . i P n2w vST Serv-J ba.n for Dancint. :30 "nrorfh r Baieball. 10:i5Sport by BUI Mock, 6:15 Av.a.Ion New. ,. Star. 7 ..-n nrrh . 8:30 Baseball. 10: El Patio Ballroom urcn.. . .ador Hotel Orch.. 11 News 11:15 Chas. Bunyan. OrnaniJt. To 12 Weather and Police Reports. KOW Pertland 60 Kllocyelrs (NBC Bed Nelwerk) 5 p. m. Promenade Symphony Orch., ( Kraft Music Hall. 7 Amos n- Andy. 715 Three Cheers. 7:30 Essex House Hotel Orch.. 8 Beverly Hills Club Or.. 8:15 Standard Symphony Hour. :I5 Melody Memoira 8:45 Reed Summer In stttute Interview. 10 News Flashes. 10:15 Jantzen Beach Orch., 10:45 Gallton Bro thers. 11 Blltmore Hotel Orch.. 11:30 Del Milne Orch., To U Weather. Friday Radio KOBE Eten 1I0 KUoeyel fMuteal-Oon Lee Netnrk 7 a. m. Early Bird. 7:45 Morning De votional, 8 Elinor Sherry and Orch., 8:0 Haven of Rest. 9 News and Music, 9:15 Between the Bookendi 9:30 Radio Garden Club, 9:45 Bob Young, 10 News and Music. 10:15 This Woman's woria. 10:30 Question and Answers, 10:45 This Woman's World, 11 Marriage License Bureau. 11:15 Let's Dance. 11:30 Har old Stocke's Orch., 11:45 Paul Small, 12 On Parade. 12:15 p. m. News 12:30 Agricultural Daily, 12:45 What Lane County Thinks. 1 Crimson Trail, 1:15 McKee's Memory Test, 1:30 Junction City Program, 3 At Your Command, 3 Feminine Fancies. 3 30 Dr. Van Wyck. 3:45 Viennese Nights, 4 News, 4:30 20 Fingers of Har mony 4:45 FranK Ferneau s Orch. 5 p. m. Jimmy Grier Orch., 5:30 The Coach, 5:45 Serenader, 6 Popeye, 8:15 Through the Hollywood Lens, 6:30 WPA, 8:45 News, 7 Fishing News, 7:15 World Affairs, 7:30 Lone Ranger, 8 Dream Time 8:15 Peacock Court, 8:30 Bob Crosby Orch., 8:45 Sona of the Pion eers, 9 News, 9:15 House of MacGregor, 9:30 Carl Ravazzo's Orch., 10 Jimmy Crier's Orch., 10:30 Sterling Young's Orch., 11 Everett Hoagland Orch., 11:30 Sklnnay Ennls" Orch., 11:45 Musical Program. KOAC Coreallls 550 Kilocycles 8 a. m. General Sociology, Classroom Broadcast 9 Homemakers' Hour, 9:40 School for Brides, House Warming, 10 Weather, 10:01 Music. 10:15 Story Hour for Adults, 10:45 Music. 11 The Bell man, 11:30 Music of the Masters, 12 News. 12:15 p. m. Farm Hour, 12:15 Pest Control, 12:30 Markets Crops, Wea ther. 1 Music, 1:15 Stories for Boys and Girls. 1:30 Music, 1:45 Monitor Views the New. 2 Problems of Pre-School Children. Dr. Katherlne Roberts, Mer rill-Palmer School. 8:30 p. m. Farm Hour. Agriculture As Viewed By Oregon Editors 6:45 Markets, Crops. Weather. 7 L. R. Breit- haupt. Agricultural Economics O. S. C. Extension Service. 7:15 Elmer Hanson. O. S. C. Horticulture Department, 7:30 Music, 7:45 United Press News. KGW Portland (1.0 Kilocycles (NBC Red Network) 7 a. m. Originalities 7:15 Trail Blar- ts, 7:45 News, 8 Vaughn De Leath. 'inger. 8:15 O'Neills, 8:30 Stars of To- ay. v Lariton and Wayne, 9:15 Your 'adio Review. 9:30 Words and Music, 0 Betty and Bob 10:15 Arnold Grimm's daughter. 10:30 Valiant Lady, 10:45. tty Crocker, 11 Story of Mary Marlln, '1:15 Ma Perkins. 11:30 Pepper Young's Family, 1 1 :45 The Guiding Light. 12 backstage Wife. 12:15 p. m. Stella Dallas, 12:30 Rush -Tughes, 12:45 Dr. Kate, 1 Martha feade, 1:15 Slngln" Sam, 1:30 Dental "linlc, 1:45 NBC Program, 2 Curbstone Quiz, "2:15 Candid Lady, 2:30 Woman's Magazine of Air, 3 Stars of Today, 3:30 News, 3:45 Glenn Shelley Organist 4 Stars of Today, 4:30 U. S.' Army Band. 5 p. m. Gene and Glenn. 5:15 Ricardo and His Violin, 5:20 Cocktail Hour, 5:30 .March of Time. 5:50 Cocktail Hour. 6 First Nlghter. 6:0 Jimmy Fidler, 6:45 NBC Program 7 Amos 'n Andy, 7:15 Uncle Ezra's Radio Station. 7:30 Sum mer Symphony Talk, 7:45 Tune Types, 8 Death Valley Days. 8:30 Oregonlan On Review, 9 Gilmore Circus, 9:30 Fire side Hour. 10 News Flashes, 10:15 Glenn Shelley, Organist 10:30 Hotel Sir Fran cis Drake Orch., 10:45 Fiddlers Three, II Jantzen Beach Orch.. 11:30 Del Milne Orch., To 12 Weather Report. KEX Portland 1180 Kilocycle (NBC Blue Network) 6:30 Musical Clock. 6:45 Family Altar Hour. 7:15 Prof. Davis Exercises. 7:30 Financial Service. 7:43 Viennese Ensem ble 7:58 Market Quotations, 8 Dr. Brock 8:30 National Farm and Home. 930 Mary Bullock. Pianist. 9:45 Jack and Loretta Clemens. 10 Lost and Found Items. 10:02 Musical Workshop. 10: 15 Little Boy Blue, 10:30 News, 10:45 Home Institute, 11 Current Events. 11:15 Dot and Pat 11:30 Your Radio Review, 11:45 Con ten in I Varieties, 12 Dept. Agriculture. 12:15 Crown Chats. 12:30 News, 12:45 Market Reports, 12:50 Talk by O. M Plummer, I Little Concert, 1:30 Financial and Grain Reports. 1:35 Little Variety Show. 2 Tune Twisters. 2:15 Marlowe and Lyon, 2:25 Press Radio News 2:30 The Four of Us. 2:45 Vass Family. 3 Down History Lane 3:15 Music is My Hobby, 3:30 Coin' Places. 3:45 Three Fellas, 4 University Town Meeting. 8 m- Eddie Swartout's Music, 5:30 AH New Show Starts Today HE MAKES IT PLENTY HOT FOR A CLEVER CRIME RINGI Nan Huntersof e Caribbean kit a RO0MVUT iE.l .tSM, LOCH -I'LliS- Amrrlra's Fl.vlnr Ace Copt. Frank Hawks In The FlrM Thrllllnt Chapter Of The Blit Aviation Serial "Mystorious Pilot" I ) ,Ws -m J :55 Musical Interlude. 7 Sons ot the Lone Slar. 7:19 Multnomah Club En semble. 7:30 on wings ' ! u.w. :1S Blltmore Hotel Orch., 8.30 , Roval Crown Revue. Baseball 10:15 Trocadero Orch.. 10:35 Bal Tabarln care Orch.. 11 News. 11:15 Charles Runyna, 11:30 Lonesome Club Orch., To 12 Wea ther and Pollc Reports. KOIN Pertland 10 Kilocycles (CBS Network) 6:30 a. m. Market Report. S:35 KOIN Hloclt, 7:30 Sunkistime. S News 8:1a Eyes of the World, 8:30 Romance of Helen Trent. 8:45 Our Gal Sunday. 8 Goldbergs. 8:15 Vic and Sade. 8:30 Sally o( the Star. 8:45 Yours Sincerely. 10 Big Sister, 10:15 Real Lite Stories. 10 30 Consumer News. 10:45 This and That, 11:15 Style Chats. 11:30 Scatter good Balnea. 11:45 KOIN News. 12 Myrt and Marge. 12:15 p. m. Pretty Kitty Kelly. 12:30 Hilltop House. 12:45 Hello Again. 1 Crossroads Hall, 1:30 March of Games. 1:45 Exploring Space. 2 Studio Pro gram. 2:05 Enoch Light Orch., 2:15 WPA Band, 2:30 Not So Long Ago. 3 Ray Heatherton. Songs, 3:10 Canning Talk. 3:15 Newspaper of the Air, 4 Back grounding the News. 4:15 Leon F. Drews. Organist. 4:30 Hospitality House. 4:45 Boake Carter. 5 p. m. Hollywood Showcase. 6 Gold man Band Concert, 8:30 Orchestra, 8:45 American Viewpoints. 7 Henry Busse. Orch., 7:30 Jack Crawford Orch., 8 Tommy Dorsey Orch. 8:30 Fishing Bul letin. 8:45 The Little Show. 8 Jimmy Walsh Orch., 9:30 Castlllians. 10 Five Star Final. 10:15 Art of Conversation. 10:45 Henry King Orch.. II Pasadena Civic Orch.. 11:30 Paul Pendarvis Orch. City News (CONTINUED FROM PAGE S) Harvey and W. E. Lebow appoint ed appraisers. POLICE COURT . Edith Clark, overtime parking, $1. F. E. Senn, Jr., overtime park ing, $1. Mrs. Edward Efteland, overtime parking, $1. Vernon L. Dahl, violation of the basic rule, $10. Frank B. Price, overtime park ing, $1. BUILDING PERMITS J. J. Estes, 1392 Olive, woodshed repairs and shingle, $50. Dr. W. E. Moxley, 1393 Beech, remodel apartments, $3000. C. E. Jensen, 10 Jefferson, resi dence repairs, $250. W. F. Lichty, 990 Alder, remodel duplex apartments at 1566 and 1568 Thirteenth avenue east, $1000. G. E. Hegberg, 2393 Emerald, residence alterations, $200. Mr. and Mrs. C. Graham, 2190 Willamette, remodel residence for apartments, $500. George P. McClanahan, 1312 Lincoln, reshingle garage, $40. BIRTHS SPIES At the Sacred Heart hos pital, Thursday, July 21, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver A. Spies, Route 1, Eugene, a daughter. JUSTICE COURT Burnam Ralph Wilson.fined $10 on charge of speeding truck. Ira Lee Welty fined $5 on charge of improper use of truck license. Obituaries John Hamilton YONCAiLA, July 21 (Special) John Hamilton of Yoncalla died from a fractured skull July 20. Word was received here that he had fallen as he attempted to board an east bound Northern Pa cific train . neaV the city limits of Spokane, Wash. John Hamilton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton of Yon- STARTS TODAYII BLOOD-CHILLING AERIAL THRILLS! Zoom through the ace of chapter plays . . .'with the fastest flier in all lha world! On the Same Frorram with "MANHUNT ETRS OF THE CARIBBEAN" and "ARSON GANG BUSTERS" ':fl s '7 m.imw m m . wmm ! calla. He Is about 10 yearj OI ag. He is survivCd by his parents and ,ollowin brothers and sisters: Thomas Hamilton of Yoncalla, Del- i tt :i. Hf AUeI!. Mm . uen JiailUllUll Ul Helen Huntington and Mrs. Geor- genia Thorp of Yoncalla. AID POSTPONES MEETING WALTERVILLE, July 21. (Spe cial) The Walterville Ladies" Aid m1i nnt hnlH its regular auiltinL? day this week. The ladies have dis missed their meetings until me seer ond Thursday in September. This aid society is making a Christmas bag for the Eugene chapter of the .American Red Cross, and Mrs. Clarence Potter has been asked to head the committee for this work. Japan has one mile of seacoast for every 9 Vi acres of land. 3-0 . 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ADJUSTMENTS If your ad appears Incorrectly notify ui immediately, we accept respond Mlltj for one incorrect Insertion oniT. 1 Funeral Directors 120 PHIL BARTHOLOMEW CHAPEL Springfield 6th and B Ph. 1. BRANSTETTER-SIMON Chapel Phone 4331152 Olive St FOOLE FUNERAL HOME Phone Eugene 723 or Sprglld. 62 VEATCH FUNERAL HOME Fhone 112 Pearl St. at Tenth Florists 130 RAUP'S - Better Flowers. Ph. 618 Personals 145 VOUNG women in trouble and in need of a friend are asked to communicate with A d J u t a n t nuort niorscn 01 ine salvation Army White Shield Home. 2641 N. W. Mayfair Avenue. Port land, uregon: or with Mrs. Ad. jutant Mable Ford of the Salva. tion Army. 719 Fearl St, Ett gene. Ore. CORA MITCHELLS Circle Friday eye., o p. miJSH Willamette St. ELECTROCOIL BATH? Swedish mnagp. Lady att. 1143 Oak. A2 Card of Thanks 140 WE WISH to thank our friends for their flowers and for the kind ness and sympathy shown us during our recent bereavement. EMERY. JACK CLIFF SEALES Lost and Found ISO i FOUND 450x21 tire and tube. 245 iMonroe. t'wner pay for ad. Transportation 160 f fSUTCT CAD rc ii i rvi io Portland, O. W. $1.B5; R. T $3. i joe ugene a . m., z, 5.50 p. m. San Francisco $6.50; R. T. $11.70 ia nngeies. $1Z: K. T. $21.60. ' DOLLAR STAGES. I NO 49 F.Broadway Phone 909 SHAriE Exp. to L. A., help drive. ouir iir nion. iirs. . Blake, Ht B. B . Co'tnge Grove. Real Estate for Sale 200 LOOK at 1546 Oak St. Submit cash ouer. Owner, Keg.-Guard 2897. MODERN Real F.sfa. . T" rTISFTHEKfel 38 acres in cu t JSS1, J irrigaTra"sysV ff,T-3? no bldgs.- J, McfS - C. F. HYDE B?iS.hS .t 727 Willamette r"-x Co l 5ROOM TioliieATTrK--5j $200 down, baLUkM FINE New home for saU-j 3 SMALL homes. J 3-ROOM house 3 acres. p. Terms, $1600. 9 Acre lak.. recn-.. l. . . s-i aoo. jjf FTf 3q Here's a good start fo'r J bal Low taxes nlhly W Smaller down navma.i 1 arranged. See Cully T1 McCULLY ReAtYco FOB RAI.P TrroT7ST. uue ro aeain in the famiw TBl A. cleared, mod. 6-rm iZll hams onH tk- .iL,,lSBt Jersey cows, 2 horses, 3iJ complete line of mod. fara 3 and tools. Runnine wai. 1 springs and free grar pj $3800, $1000 down andV. lr.ni timo n .1. . W Inq. W. H. Carson, Monrr 3 Monroe. Ore. H HEADQUARTEBS" run F.H.A. LOANS ' We are maljing 90. 25 -, No red tape; ordinary appllaiJ E. H. PETERSON CO. Bl W. Broadway Phm 3 NICE SUMMER 1 ACRES: 4 rms. furnish! plete, situated on nice lata Coast $1100. SAM RUGH REALTY CO. 1029 Willamette Phca 1938 SPRING FARM Catalo run details over 200 farm h $250 and ud. $50 taih s handle some. Come la at an uregon settlement Assn. 81 w, NOTICE to Real Estate Ha property near Walton has g . laiten uxl uie rnar&ci. GRIFFIN. 1938 SPRING FARM Catalog Full details over 200 farms h . $250 and up. $50 cash a handle some. Come in at cu) Oregon Settlement Assn. 81 . STOCK RANCH 9000 acres only $11,000; State $7000: 200 acres in cultivate L. E. HODGES 628 WMaiwty ONE ACRE orchard, un house and paraee on Davedif- way near Santa Clara. H -H 4 Monroe &t. RPT.T. nr trarip for local ORB. A. good southeast Minnesoud mi. from Co. SeatonPefit Hwy. Reg.-tiuara zna. Garage near Bethel schoM Realtors. J. w. iviycn. , Eugene. Modern, 5 acres, walnuM berts. Maude Mctimurrr, w Place.jt 1. Spnngiieia- BEFORE buying see H. ti. iS . ler. Farms, Homes, Auto Cia Exchanges. CreswelL J FINE LITTLE RANCH 60 lots waxer. iair i L. E. HODGES-628 Wjllagfaj COMPLETE list of city am homes 10 down, bal bBflJ iWr-rtTT.T.V REALTY. 69 WJ for sale. 7 miles above Ut dam. Phone 3ii35j- "REAL ESTATE. LOA-NS iS LLOYD APAYrejlOjlEa WHEN you think about selling or Real tstaie. rem"---i OTTO MENNESljMgja LOT for sale on W. BdJ-'J SSvT--";: -iTnn. 1508-1. yt ACRE, 3-room house, Hjl Phone iiojmi5 2 BEDROOM house, large A basement. HJii"i w-kTstrikek J 691 Will.-REALEfTATlJ HOMES BUiLTTOW'J pio! T Alriprman Com r rodiaK ra n.-i F.fnte WanteJ'l THE best rwTS'S near U. of O. tha i3" 1 will buy. via ouy. rw- 241-2 Miner Bldg. lit Bl Wia ' J 160 ACRES irrigated 3 trade for small acreage 13 gene. Write L. K. 32 ACrtt. oairy 3 Myrtle PoM--rt 6-ROOM house for ' "r Walrhiser. Rt" Tj5 Business - ...nlllrt iln VD i3il suburban l"ri COMMUNITY BUttJ, ii n nf;-..' ntntf. " nunc- -AVTO CAMPS ir- We build best rn f'c SERVICE StaUojrt sjjc it an- Zr.tCf r on account ot ''".i' 560 Clark St or St" SmtrCAFE Jl4 ters cheap for q-CI Sr VBox 2891 a8